... third position, because he is a bad roarer, but his speed is undeniable, and the short price aceepted about him at the end shows that Captain Machell and Mr. Chaplin both knew something about him. He has little chance for the Derby, and I cannot say much ...

... Donaldhainl. NORTEI DEIIy-Be's Life-Chelsea, Rvussian Bear (in the absence of Mercury. ) ?? the ab- sence of Mercury) ('audor ancl Phtihus. Fleld- Tabonrct and Mercury. Sporting Gi ?? and Russian Bear. ?? Liet--Chelsea, Ay- soils and Havnlakcr. Spot ts ...

... the innings clesed for a total of 84 rues. The fielding of the Eleven w was perfect, and the bowling, as the analysis will i show, excellent-viz, J. C. Shaw bowled 145 balls 1 for 10 runs, 23 maiaden overs, and S wickets; (G. Tarrant, 52 balls, 22 runs ...

... these, sixty- three paid forfeit, which leaves eighty seven run- ners, against f orty-eight last year-a number suffi. cient to show good sport. The Brownlow Cap, rej presented by Lord Lurgan, has its full complement wi of thirty-two, and the entries for it ...

... 45 i. All-aged Stakes ?? ?? ?? 4 15 Selling Stakes-A. F. did not fill. ENTRIExS. 1 Houghton Plate-Palm Flower, Polly Perkins, Win- 2 chelsea, Sugarloaf, Incense, Sir Garnet, Nanny, Thormanby colt, Nitocris. Selling Stakes-British Beauty, Peterboro' ...

... ly fine. To the threatening aspect of the weather must'in some nieasure be attrlbuted the attendance on the course, which showed a very remarkable lalling off. Punohestown has ever been famous for the masses of pedestrians who throng all the points of ...

... W\ hipper-in, Prestonpans, Out of Bounds, Monarch, Geologist, Mastee W'aller, Wild Flower colt, Isola Maire Herne the Hunter, Transition, (ulloden, Broadside, Chelsea, Woodstock. TATTERSALL'S BETTING-YESTE'rnAY. nOYAL HlUr cUP. 5 to 1 agst Out of Bounds ...

... Chance, Wall; RufforI Maid colt, Mullerford; All Right filly, Perry; Juliflora, Elliott. Betting-100 to 30 cach rast Esa, and Chelsea China, 7 to 1 ngst Courtier, 10 to 1 each agst Cameo and Natica, 12 to 1 each agst Nimble and All Right filly. Won bv a head ...

... . ., 23 run out .. .. 28 G. G. Hearne, run out .. 2 b Flowers .. 13 Scotton, c Gunn, b Flowers .. .. 12 b Flowers .. 1S W. Hearne, e Barnes, b Wright .. . 33 c Wright,b Shaw 14 Attewell, b Flowers .. 3 b Sheckleck .. 20 F. H-Iearne, not out .. 12 c 8nd ...

... at the. post. When the 'Aug fell, Montroyd jumped off in front, and made the run- ning from Pillery and Nodred; then came Flower of England, Callander, arnd Southampton, and these formed the leading lot to the distance, where Montroyd drew fairly away ...

... 111b Tu (Loates).. Hh Also ?? Flower, J.. Goator; Albert, J. I Osborne, Dame Agnes, Morgan. ?? Bettinlg-9 to 4 onL (at first 6 to 4 onl) Rosy 12 More, 6 to 2 aest Aveline, 3 to 1 agst Cora, 14 to Ra I aget Spring Flower, 16 to 1 each agts Albert and I ...

... were successful at the above show. The famous champion Garry. owen won first prize and gold medal in the champion class, and Kate Kearneywon second prize in the open class for aogs and bitches. At the late Antwerp show Garryowen won three prizes, including ...