... Smrest Chaurlette, lferello, Ebor, Mrs, Grunady. Turkish1 Bat-h, lBillins. Pisa~tchc, The Seer, PeachV Ladle, North Sea, Minstrel Bey, Velox. The Slug, Ruruac.- INTERNATIONAL HU(:RDLE RACE, GAI'WICII. Bayrsaith. Swailedale, Spooki, Itimpion, Hilkerasun ...

... Birebrod, Belle ci the lolds, each 6 O0 E N' T R I D S C('EAT YORKSHIRIE HANDICAP, DONCA STER. Liantlihony, Pilot, each aged; Minstrel Boy. Egerton, Irish Wake, each 6 yrs; Bard of Avon. Son o' Mine, Ivor, llockdove, Ladyv Nrmanton. The Docker, eaah 5 yrs; ...

... Refugee, 5 Mr Darnley's Kate, 6 Xiss Dillon's -feglis, a Lord Hersrington's Bob, a LorT THerrincton's Van Anchor, a Mr Eing'as Minstrel Girl, S Sir Lea's Eilrain, S Air Nash's Millias, a Captain Murray's Queensland, S BMr Nesbiti's Scythe, a Lord Orkney's Miss ...

... Reverence, Teufel, each 4 yrs; St. Nicholas, Bleewater, Upper Car, Metfitana, Friscan, Euolksfoot, Ardeqslhr, FiPld Day, Sandia, Minstrel, Titare, Eilkerrsn, Lang-moor, ach 3 yrs. JOCKEYS' LICENSES. Licenses to ride under Meiles of Raoing have been grented to ...

... e loon,. r Princess of Wales-Treasury filly, Pibrool, 1I Port, Prodigal. Three.year Plate-Wild Will, Ilighgrove, Court e Minstrel, Suffolk, Lead On. Private Sweepstakes-Cecil. o WORCESTER NBETING-YEsTxuDAY,. r, SMVUMX PLATE. T Mr. Strangeway s Forester ...

... St. Lager running he does not look very dangerous even with Gat 71b, and the Cesarewiteh does not look like going to the Americans this year. Hacknesshastravelledvery 2 badly in the market all the week, and those who I backed her when the weights came ...

... Fenwvick's Sorcress, a. Mr Jesson's Ludlowv, a, £50 a~r Oxley's Stourside, a, £150 M~r Percy's Clonycut, ?? £50 Mr Thompson's Minstrel, a. £600 Mr Wailer's Birookffeld, 5 Mr Woodland's Rajab, a, £850 2 30w-The MtIDLA&ND COUNTIES' HANDICAP J' PL.ATE Of 200 ...

... Sweet Chimes, ?? wmner of the Oxton Selling Pinto, a though the property of Nr. Orokor and ridden by Listera Reiff, is not an American filly, bht a dsugbter of Despair. a She seems a fidgety, nervous, little thing, but was much liked in thu paddock, ad Mr ...

... Americaand though in somne of hisrunniugs W lie might be fancied, lie is too unreliable for me to recommend him. Another American tliat vill go to the post on Tuesday is Mr. WValton's Girofle, fi and her chance reads much better. 'When she left the States ...

... remainder. Sty oth'er seleotions ase as under:- Visitors' Plase-'Villiers or Jaqcuemart2 - }ern ?? Siakes-Sirder. Ascot Derby-Minstrel. Cosonation, Stakeo-Chelandry. Triennial-CNtlhene Biennail-TLoNvly. ASCOT MEETING. TIE ASCIdT STA.KES DAY. ASCOT, T=ESDAY ...

... found himself in front he stuck his toes in the ground end refused to gallop any farther. Orecana was ridden by a. South American jockey named oalerha, who was malndg his first appearance on oan English rocecourse. His style is similar to that of Torterolo's ...

... by he jockey breaking a stirrup- leeithct smos dioconw~e from homeo, nand I expect her to con- firza the result with the American soid make a hold bid for victory. Of Wa igl's paior, Court Ball and, Buceophalno, the: latter may not, stay the mile, bet ...