JOCKEY CLUB
The Sporting Dictionary and Rural Repository · 1803 · p. 1
—is a sporting establishment of the higher order, originally instituted, and still held, at Newmarket , composed of noblemen, gentlemen, and the most distinguished sporting characters in the kingdom, who are elected by ballot, for the better exclusion of such as may be thought improper persons to be admitted members of so honorable and eminent a society. The Jockey Club, in their collective capacity, are considered the only supreme court to which any SPORTING APPEAL can be made; and their award or decision is abided by as final , whenever solicited. All transactions within the official departments of the Stewards , the Keeper of the Match Book, the Judge, and every subordinate, is regulated by a system of invariable punctuality, equal to the first offices in the State; in confirmation of which, the following are introduced as well worthy of being known and admired (for the equity of their adoption) in every part of the world.
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