... that have dis- A tinguished themselves are the following :-Tip Top, a winner of many prizes at Shows ii England and the i. Champion Cup et Islington Show. in London, 1892, ias heing tbe best Hunter in the Slosv; Bru-nette, wiener of r, 1st Price, and ...

... Dik, with The Orphan mt the head of the others, whilst Miss Bartle had pulled off. Bacing along the far ss4 , Camibustire showed the road to swindler ad Derby Dick, who took onward at the lat fence, and, going on, h won.oytwo length; abjd tti& r The ...

... 8 to 1 each agst lay Flower and Ken- ia-e, 10 to I each agst the others. There was somue delay at the post owving to the unruly counduct sif Hengier II. When the flag fell 4tAicable, Boatman, and BaUViuskey were the firet to show in front, with EIengler ...

... Miss Haw- thorn colt, Bertram, Laburnum, Somerset, Chingach- hook (the thrae last-named in Cannon's stable), I IBlanchefleur, Flower of Dorset. Boatswain, Gamecock,i Hochstapler, Khedive, Drummond, Novateur, Bene- dectine, Chieftain, Walnut, Tichborne, Dalham ...

... mark, and shall therefore place my reliance on R.O.H. whose deeds at Galway and Baldoyle are quite sufficient to warrant his showing a bold front to-day. I expect to see a dozen face the starter's ensign for the Irish Grand National Steeplechase, a very ...

... Baird's Simylla, by St Simon- Palindower, 8st 41b ?? Rickaby 1 ' Mr W Johnstone's Airosa, 8st 41b ?? 21| Mr Cbhrtcn's c by Chelsea-Lady Hetty, 8st 71b Ji White 3&.r Mr. Bibby's Stamboul, SAt 71b ?? agan Mr. Carttight's M D, 9Ot 8b ?? .. Weldon 01 Lord Crewe's ...

... entrance: starters pay lOs' eitra. (13 subs. Closed- &ugust2sth.) Thres tnles. gag at lb .Mri V' O'Brien's b or br ml tay Flower 0 hMrs Saiier-Jackson's od o Major Mitchell's b g Jack Tar . a Mr. '! Folev's Miss Arthony . 6 Mr. J C Higgins's ParnUll ...

... Abone three riles. Harkiaway, 5 yrs . Litttle Star, aged R1oseres, aged Polly, aged Kathleen, aged Eeeswin,,, aged Passion Flower, 5 yrs '-Snnbeams, 5 yr- Burletta, 6 yrs- Lady Ronald, 6 yrs Lady Pauline, aaed TALLY-HO PLATi S0 svse; for maiden hunters ...

... Eluo, by Alehotals-Se Faith, aged, lost 31h .hr. Beatty 1l Mr. T It Irving's Waterford, 6 yts, ?? 21b ir. T J Widger 2 Lord Chelsea's Lord Zetland aged, ?? 515 Morell 3 Sir H de Trafford's Roman Oak, aged, liat 71b - . ?? 0 Capt JM Gordon's Leybourue, 6 ...

... flag fell Xeres dashed to the front and showed the way to Wood Violet and Elfrida, with Missing Link, Annie II, and Buskin the last three. Going round the far side Wood Violet joined the leader, with Elfrida showing the way to; the others, who were still ...

... Tuesday. Anticipations were only realised when the sport I proved of such an average character at Brighton to-day; still Chelsea's victory in the Brighton Stakes is sonic- thing to talk about, and in the son of Cremorne Mr Lambert possesses a useful ...

... will doubtless bring out a good field selected from the following horses:- yrs. st. lb yrs.st. lb. Typhceus .. . 6 81 Wild Flower 4 7 0 Simplon .. 4 8 2lgoorlands . 4 6 12 Lord Masham . 4 8 2Blue Bell ?? 4 6 9 Stephanotis ?? 4 8 Australia ?? 6 7 Mesl ...