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... the [twiner he slammed Bowman at 21b., with ye Greek (gave IIlbs.) only fourth, le he was a good third to Broadwood and Asparagus for the Ascot Stakes, for which race Gravelotte, who was ninth, now meets him on 111bs. worse terms. R. Stokes will ride ...
... he can be made out to have rather the worse of the handicap with Antbassadcr. Sir Martin is not. to be considered, and as Asparagus has r 4 contly b2en pin-pied he will in all probability be absent. Santair i a puzzling beast to anpraise. ran like a dead ...
... and Folkestone seemed little more patience at Ascot on the part tame by comparison, but it served to pro- of the rider of Asparagus, and Mr. vide enjoyment to huge crowds of holiday Jimmy de Rothschild would not have makers from the coast towns. Doubtless ...
... &Ms. be now is set to concede 121 b. to Lewisebu's gelding. The manner in which Boots smashed up Grecian Maid, i.'arancho„ Asparagus, Kleinfontein, and .abers over a mile and a half tie Haydock July was also distinctly smart, and I -hall be surprised if ...
... and I have reason to believe that lie 'was le good third best to The Currugh and Junior in the cup the week before last. Asparagus has incurred a 71b penalty for winning the Netheravon Handicap at Newbury last, Wednesday, a race in which he gave a very ...
... with a chance is the Irish trained four-year-old Earldom, who had none the best of hick when failing to give the improved Asparagus 121 b. over a mile and a half at. Lincoln. Ile ought to again bear Gravelotte, Dullingtou. Bride Elect and Singapore. who ...
... indications of any particular ability on a racecourse. Lines is sure to provide a dangerous candidate in either Early Hope or Asparagus. They are both aged horses, and the latter is unsound. We know, however, that he stays, and at one tinte possessed racing ...
... out of it? Ile gets more ferocity out of a cabbage, more science out of a young onion and more stamina out of a flock of asparagus than those beef-eatere can assimilate from a whole aide of beef. Leave it to Freddie. And so it was. Evidently Freddie got ...