... THE RACE. A good start was accomplished at the forth attempt, Idas leading of, followed by Salopian, Pusbos, Cobweb colt, Wood Pigeon, Kedger, and Doleful; and Merry Monarch next, side side, and behind them Mentor-and Pam; Annandule and Old England lying ...

... RACES, Races came off on Wednesday and Thursday, and were attended each day by large and fashionable assemblages of company. The races generally were contested with great energy, but that on the second day for the gold cup was particularly splendid. The ...

... THE RACE. About four o'clock the different nags were mounted, and as they took their preliminary gallops before the Stand, and in the adjoining enclosures, presented a magnificent sight. Our readers are aware that the race was for—A Sweepstake of 10 sovs ...

... THIRD RACE. A Sweepstakes of 1 each, with to added ; the winner be sold for if demanded ; the winner of Hurdle-race Steeple-chase once to carry 51b, twice 71b and thrice 10lb extra. Heats, about a mile. Bishop’s Veslris, list Olb.. (Morgan) 1 1 Mr Blake’s ...

... ABERGAVENNY RACES. Thcsf* races came oft' on Wednesday and Thursday last. The company was very large, including all the first families in the neighbourhood, besides several families of distinction from distance. The town was full of race horses, this ...

... the day. All would have gone smoothly the first dav, but for accident in the first race, which arc happy to say was not so serious as first supposed. Wc subjoin list of the sport:— First Race. THE CHIPPENHAM STAKES. Of scvs. each, with 25 added, for Horses ...

... immediately resorted to Yu. k, for the purpose of spending the day, it being it; the race week. A dinner W4ll ordered at the Falcon Inn, for the party; and they proceeded to the race course, where bride complained of' indspositi:A. an 4 on her return to the was ...

... in the afternoon, was five-fourths of the shadow by tbe same pole ill the morning. Required each time of the day. FATAL ACCIDENTS.—Cornelius Dacey, a man em- ployed in excavating a portion of soil on the Taff Vale line of Railway, was killed on Tuesday ...

... ABERGAVENNY RACES. THURSDAY, FIRST DAY. The sport at these races to-day was generally fair; the course not being so heavy as expected, and the weather being very favourable. The attendance was good and numerous, in- cluding the Thos. Hughes, Esq., (steward) ...

... ABERGAVENNY RACES. Abergavenn has again sustained its high sporting character by the Races of 1837. On Wednesday last, the first day, the continual arrival of carriages, and the influx of visiters by'every mode of conveyance, and without any conveyance ...

... was an exceedingly inlercsung race, L y keejdng the lead in both heals tdl die entry of * but she evidently was not equal speed to iss, as she appeared to pass her with the greates when urged on by her rider. A Pony Race of 10«. each with 5 sovs. added ...

... DONCASTER RACES. The Great St Stakes of 50 so vs. each, h. ft , for threc-veor-f colls, Bst. ; fillies, B*>t. Sib The owner die second horse to receive sovs. out of the stakes. St Leger Course. subs.) Lord Wcstminslt.’s hr. c. Satirist . ,(W. Sroil) I ...