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... like satin, and has grown into one of the neatest and most compact-looking horses that ever graced the turf. Fadladeen, who was led about Bob Sly, found many admirers, but the horse had, undeniably, too much flesh on his bones ; indeed, his aides quite shook ...
... from the Turf are now of much more frequent occurrence than formerly. The truth is, and it is folly to ' disguise it, that race-horses have fallen into the hands of speculators who keep them, as Lord Derby vigorously and correctly expressed it, purely as ...
... value 100 sovs, after the declaration of the weights, to carry slb extra; gentlemen riders; jockeys allowed to ride in this race by carrying 61b extra; the winner to pay 10 sots to the fund; two miles. (20 subs., 10 whom pay only sots each.) Viscount Talon’s ...
... Bandboy a 9 7 Morgan Rattler 9 7 ( The Hustxrs’ Stakss of sots escb, with 20 added, for horses tha lever started for any steeple chase, flat race or hurdle race, prior to the day of running, and that have been regularly hunted, See. Four olds to carry ...
... placid enjoyment which is greedily seised upon speculators and racing dilettanti, who love lounge in the hotels at Leamington, or to loiter by the splendid castle and classic Avon. The racing visitors, a matter coarse, arc attracted to the spot sport, bat ...
... ofthsWorid. To every Man who has Horse. IF you wish your Horse to look well and properly astended to, PRACTICAL DIRECTIONS on th* CHOICE, TfeEATMENT, and MANAGEMENT of HORSES, Mills, M.V.C.8., with HOW TO TAME HORSES, by J. S. Raebt, added, is the book ...
... tihavdlittle doubt that your readers will rapidly pecceive nature of Incnfaratiens. Person* fond ' .racing have eaetomarily their sanunand Mxff'e ff, Racing Second, and if they have not of the ne vainable vaie mecams, they are easily obtained . ol wiMalere ...
... of 50 so« once, to carry 71b; twice, 101h; three times, Ulb extra (hurdle races and matches excepted); han-bied horses allowed 71b; horses never having started allowed slb; gentlemen riders; the winner i>ay sova to the fund ; two miles. (11 subs.) Mr Clark's ...
... distance, and completed the whole in 22l 'h.“ 35 sec. The next on the card, was the race between W. Price (of Mile End), and Thomas Perch (of UwishamVfor side. The race requires no for Price dsskod wtta the lend, erasnerer approached,and wUaaahwßfcedky ...
... present given rise to but little speculation. It is maintained many persons that Shafto will be reserrod for this event, but the horse’s recently improved in the Northamptonshire batting seems to negative such inference. Should he, however, any circumstance ...
... the weights are pub* lished (March 19, at 10 a.m.) to cany 31b ; twice, 71b extra. Any number horses the property of the same person may start in this race. Entrance 1 sot, to go the fund ; T. Y.C. Yrs. si lb. The Martlet t> 8 7 Ella 8 0 Tn-st lb. Premium ...
... aOTA, owl the Boee-food ; the wiuer to laid auction immediately after the race, and any aarploa to (o to the (had; T.T.C. To and aane before tea o’clock aa the enaiac of the Ant race-day, and the waighta immediately. Hvmu Kaos Pun aon, br half-bnJ only ; ...