... ?? 64 -Half-aod-Ralf. . ?? .8 ._ '10 8 B. mn. by Gray-steel .e.a 9 10 2;,, Shiron ?? 7'DeGinkle . ?? 010 It~ ?? ?? tO 7 April Fool. ?? 121 Tbe ?? 9 10 7 Reindeer ?? 08, 124 St. Leger ?? it 10 7B..g..bylon.'IN\. 9S JOe Little ?? ?? .972 MariaDsy ?? ..10 ...

... Audubon, 3 yrs Hobbi?No le,4ys7 0 Candlewick, 6 yrs 5 12 Michael. Maid, 3y 8 G Lady Evelyn, aged 7 0 Lough Bawn, sys 5 12 April Fool, 3 yrs 8 4 Longbow, 4 yrs 7 0 Mrs Birch, 512 Prevention, 3 8 4 Woolwich, aged Sanita, 4 yrs 512 Valour, 3 yrs 8 12 Hussboroush ...

... vrs a Trousseau, yrs by Alfred, 3 yrs 8 Tin:h, vrs {7 Timid Fawn, 12 The Varmint, 4ys 2 Frantic, 4 yrs Sir R. Trenchard, April Fool, 3yrs 8 2 Rassborough, 6y yra Break-o^-day-Boy, 8 0 Prime Minister,sy« Morning Star, yrs Kit Trumps, vfi King O'Neal, 4 ...

... by Birdcatcher .. 2 I. 1 3, 502 Cruander by Crazier. 3 ,5 It.5600 The Sphynx, by The Ugly Buck.4..440 3 475 April Fool, by Burgundy.4.34955 Helena (h,. b.), by Launeelot.i.. .. 1.03, 2:5 Rinaldo, by Teeraway .22..2 ...

... with a handsome whip COt added. About three miles, Lee id 12 0 Ch. mn.-Badswuirth's dam, 5 yra ..I tOhs 12 0 April Fool, aged..2 eatr 10 HARROW RACES. nr! YESTERDAY.-I BY Electric 'Telegraph.]Bo aT ImAL S'rAtKEM- ...

... 4 yes 62AdhnOc omr,4ys101 ihew& ad 3n ys /. 6 C011110.re,1 4 'y're 12 Mi~iohnlma~sMifd, 3yr 17 710 6itedyar, 4 yre E 12 April Fool, 3lyre p 7 0 Khing of Trumps, 4yre r 512 Preveation, 3 yrs 7 Ld Amyott 4 yre : 512 Valour, 3 yrs 10 . 74 Lady Agnes, 4 yrs ...

... the second plats« which kept round - turn, bnt declining shortly after was out of the ace before reaching the T V C post. April Fool still continued his commanding lead, Duxbury, company with Alice, lying off to the last turn, when he came forward, was ...

... yes 5 O 12 Claverhoase, 4 yes 580Georgy,:3 yes 103 0.10 Bardolph, 4 yes 580Ireland's Eye, 3 yrs B O 10 Garforth, 6 yre 5 April Fool, 3 yrc 20 6 10 St. Michael, 4 yes 580Peg Fife, 3 yre 23 6 10 Honeywood, 3 yes 56Melrose, 3 yes 6 0 Haricot, 0 yes 5 6Helena ...

... for two years by G. Lumley, Esq., at the price of 500 sovs the first season, and 75 sovs the second. The Deformed, Cognac, April Fool, and Moselle, the first of his pro- duce that have appeared this year, are all winners. York SprinG MEETING.—At a of the ...

... -E'glinton, 1; Eloise, 2; Lord of the Isles, 3.-Won by a neck. Sweepstakes of 10 save. each, with 39 ?? -rusea I5 pix 2; April Fool, 3. hyx National. Produce Staltco.-~Knight of St. George, I; Game. keeper, 2; Tom, 3. Scurry Corinthian Stalces.-Won in ...

... yrs 12 The Hatchet, 3y B 8 2 Red Lion, 4 >i 6 Candlewick, fiyrs 510 Battery, 3 yrs 7 Haricot. yrs 6 6 St Michael, yrs ,5 April Fool, 3 7 6 Little Fawn. 5 yrs Bit Blue, 4yrs vPastrycook, 3 yr 7 Lough Bawn, Janey, yrs » Madeline, 4 yrs 7 6 Maidstone, 4 yrs ...

... all attempts of the officers of the County Court and constables to exchange civilities with him, was on Thursday ec last (April fool day'. suddenly surprised, and niade prisoner 11 of, while enigaged in unitying a band of reed from one of his gooseberry ...