... MAIDEN PLATE of 501. Heats, two ?? Haworth's Robin Burns, 4 yrs, (J. Jones) 0, 0, 1, 1; Mr Allen's Duke of Kent 4 yrs, 4,1, 2, 2; Mr Willie's Golden Bee, 3 yrs, 1, 0, 0, dr.; Mir Benson's Eleanor, 6 yrs, 0, 3, 0; Mr Johnson's br c by Jerry, 3 yrs, 0, 2, ...

... Blake's G ipsycraft, 4 yin ?? 1 t 1l 0 Mr. WWood's Golden Star, 4yrs ?? Behan 2 10 0 Mr. 3. Howard's Tarife,, 4 yin. ?? Itharm 0 Betting: 9 to 4 on Gipsveraft, S to I agst Tarifa, and 6 to 1 agst Golden Star. Won by a length. Tar-ifa fell. A HUJRDLE RACE ...

... Lancashire v. Kent. 9-Ke nnington Oval, Surtey v. Cambridge University. T 9-Leicester, Leicestershird v. Yorkshire. - 10-Newport, Monmoutbshire v. Glamorganshire. 3--Kennington Oval, Surrey v. Middlesex. 3 13-Bradford, Yorksbire v. Kent. 13-Brighton, ...

... TheMidshipuite. a Golden Link ?? Tit for Tat ?? a MountArmstrong 6 Master Charlie a ?? .6 Lochinvar ?? a Lucky Admiral 6 Lady Helen ?? a Old Coin 6 Fortune ?? Sandown .. 6 Woodhanpton. a Estorel ?? 6 Cheroot ?? a Royal Buck 6 Incni . - a Golden Gate .- 6 Whitehead ...

... enrolling themselves amongst the verv earliest members. And, finally, the exploits at Hatclam Park, in the vicinity of he Kent-road, which afford an infinity of pleasure to the lieges over the water, who would have been unable to travel as far as the ...

... Reports of matches played on other days to be sent in with as little delay as possible. KENT e. YORKSHIRE. This return match was resanied and concluded at Mote Park, Maidstone, yesterday, in brilliant weather, Yorkohire being defeaed by 64 .runs. On both srdes ...

... won by 5 goals to 1. KiceT A TEAM V. Suv'roTx.L-Played at Black- heath, and won by Kent by 3 tries to ad. Through- ,out the game was confined to ;the forwards, and Kent lost many chances by not passing. In the first half Ferguson got in best, but1ovel ...

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... rmoursoc came to band that Golden Mtate had come out best in a rough gallop at Kingsclere, and 100 to 6 was taken about the Prince of Wales's filly: hut on settliog down Vasistne was backed down to 100 to 6, while Golden Maze retired to 25- to L Gonsalvoe ...

... assistance, this being especially noticeable during, the -second innings of K~ent. Wedonotsuggestthat,bad Rent batted first, the ultimateresult-would havebeen different. 1 ;Kent fully deserved to win, and 'their victory was very t Ilargely due to the e ...

... largest attendance ever seen at ...

... Wall. The Grand Duke Mcbael Stakes of 90 sova eacb, for three yr old colts. Sot 71b* fillies, 8st 31b. A F. Lord Exeter's a Golden Fleece, -Lord Exeter's c Adrianople *Lord Exeter's Wood P'igeon, *Lord Lansdale's c by Jerry' out of Turquoise; Colonel Anson's ...