... hardness of the ground, and the height of theleaps which the riders were requested to charge, would peril the lives of the fool-hardy gentlemen who competed for the prize. We fear that the re- sult will lamentably prove that their fears were neither mawk- ish ...

... made no running in the first heat. He was in good con- dition, and won the last two heats under the skilful jockeyship of Mr. Thomas Ellman, of Beddingham. The EAST SUSSEX HUNTERS' STAKES of 5 Sovs each, with 35 added, if not walked over for (26 from the ...

... the Land's Enid, in Cornwall, in three days, which he performed on an ated gelding, in two days and eigh- teen ?? 7, 1795, Thomas Miller, of Cowford, in Sussex, for a trifling waer, walked from Ihe Market-house at Horsham to West- minster-bridge (36 miles) ...

... thought holding the meeting a month earlier would be beneficial. RADULIFFE-1RIDGB RACEs.-On Wednesday last five fellows, named Thomas King, Wm. King, Wm. Lennox, Alexander Vinson, and Jos. Chambers, all well-known characters, were taken into custody at Rad- ...

... Griffiths's oh o by Sir Hercules, vaut of Sylph, by Spectre Mr Gully's b c Radical, by Tomboy,eout of Sal, by Reveller Mr G. Hardy's b c by Contest, out of Carnation, by Comus Sir G. Heatheote's b e Mongolian, by Glaucus-Miss Wilfred, by Lotter Sir G. Heathote's ...

... Staffordshire, on the 9th inst. J. Pratt. Esq., of Saredon, of sporting celebrity, undertook, for a wager of 100 a-side (with Mr. Thomas Evans, of Wolverhampton), to ride his hack, a bay horse, by Spectre, from the gas-post in Wolverhampton market-place to the ...

... that the comparatively close atmosphere of the riding-school makes them as tender as hot-house plants. They have not that hardy and bold look which less indulged horses have. MANCHESTER-TUESDAY EVENING. THE CmzsvE. Cur.-Bloomsbury remains at 6 to 1, offered ...

... shent orn their investments, and left off with the strongest indication of rising into yet higher favor. But who would be hardy enough to affirm he is the horse? The great unknowir may yet be in retirement; a Cobbam and Sleight-of-Hand may yet be in ...

... ala effort by a lenigth), about thle soane diotatire -coercing each of' lta clmers. Thle winner, thougzh small, is a very hardy- little horse, wnith a Vera liklypN cut about hain. to travel %well op anti down the Epsoic hills, andI cutlso od ru Iinlnb ...

... Nightshade, 3 yrs - - Hllolvlett) 3 -tr Price's ch f Miss Tatt, 3S rs _ _ _ (Stagg) 4 Mr Griffith's ch h Logvrardine, aged - - (C. Hardy) 5 Mliss Tatt carried 51b above her specaified weight, and during the race the betting syas all ose Bee's-wing at 3 and 4 to ...

... no n eans a mean opponent, and has proved a troublesome customer in his lighits with the Bull-dog and Greenshieet. He is a hardy, game, and frlesh young mano, and should ies prove victorious in the forthcoming contest, he itends stepping- out in the ranks ...

... 1819; colts , st 5tb; fillies, 8st 21b; a winner once before starting to carry 311) extrl ; ?? t Ir John Clark's b a Master Thomas - - H J olmes) I Iord Stanley's hik f Ladv of the Loine, by Amurath (11. Jones) 2 Gederal Sharpe's ch C diccrersor, by Curtius ...