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... despite the depreciation of ranting hypocrisy, and the denunciation of journalists with political motives, maintain that horse racing is essential element of this country’s greatness. lam not altout to recapitnlate the oft repeated arguments which have ...
... NOTICES. obviously opposed to freedom that ; I oot •know to tno coulrary, 1 should inclina to the belief that the pursuit of horse racing tended to confine and narrow men’s ideas. Newmarket Ueath,'at the moment, presents spectacle which I behold or even to ...
... Right Hon. C. J. Fox died Chiswick. This distinguished personage took the lead in every pursuit his anient mind engaged in. Horse racing was his darling use meat; always place himself where the pnah was to be made, thence he eyed the horaea with the most ...
... belt, Ac.}, set of threo, monntod on one shoot, 7s. Sd.—London: George Newbold. Sh4. *trand HAND BOOK BETTING ON ft 1 HORSE RACING (price fid. entered at Stationers' Hall): being an ev»y Guide to «veiy person acquainted with common arithmetic, to enable ...
... programme, large fields were ready to contest. Notwithstanding the heavy blow and sore discouragement temporarily given to horse racing by the suppression of the betting offices, such is the inmate love cl sports influencing nearly all Englishmen, that sooner ...
... lhlkwrtimHimiiHflbe laMV.fcrtredh feUotrrtowwgn, hat m*.*' iWihrtß.N* PUNCH HORSE RACIN&. Here i» »ay upon which onr t«- i« temporary Punch U particnUrly and eepecUUy diH, ■« is horse racing. gentleman with the hoaehhaek and! baton knows ateolntpiy nothing of ...
... Saturday, July 30. and Johnson are matched to ran 120 yards for 61. side, Lym to receive yards start, the race to come off nest Wednesday, on Bermondsey race course. Robsbt Amos (alias Bob the Runner), hearing that Thomas Elar (alias Unlucky) is not satisfied ...
... so cacti, with 40 added, tor two yrolds; colts Bst 71b, and filUes Sat 31b ; before starting extra; beaten horses allowed 2tb; the second horse receive beck his stakes, and tbs whiner to pay 4 sova toward expenses. Half a mile. Whitehouso High Treason ...
... FOTTRTII RACE. The KNOWSLEY STAKES of 3 sots each, ft, with ftort added, {or British horses only. The second to save Ids stake. Occe round and a distance. ...
... quality of the horses entered, and the rather large amount to be won in stakes, entries, and forfeits. It will be seen that ont of 21 horses entered, 13 were taken to the post, and the race presented the extraordinary peculiarity of three horses—M. Count F ...
... account of the horse's temper; and Little publicly stated Imths jockey’s room, after the race for ths AU-sged Handicap, that he could hive been second to Brandy Ball, but when he found winning was hopeless. ha stopped Punch, fearing lest tbs horse mss so over ...
... SECOND RACE TbeSEFTON STAKES ol 10aon each, h ft, w:th 100 aonadded, lor bor of nations; the second to aare bis stake, and the winner to ony 10 aora towards expenses. Heats: Twice round and distance, about three THIRD RACE Hie CEOXTETII STAKES of ...