... and those who remember his sire Moldavia, when on the will discover a singular likeness between the two. If this powerful, hardy-looking three par.old is half as good as be would appear to be, Moldavia will nut be long in getting a chance of good-class ...

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... , the officials also being present. The duties of referee were discharged by Mr. Thomas Warren, of ' Audenshaw, and Greases was attended by Henry Bates, Ashicie, Thomas Chadderton. of the Park Inn. Eccles, disc'erging the necessary door • for Hood m rerule ...

... —Lstrance I cr. 3a. 6d. —First prize, 12/.; t..; third, I.'. Twormiles Walking Handicap. Entrance 3r. 2d.—Fre.t ; third, lin Yards Hardie Race, In flight.. -Eatralbee Fee, 10. It—lint pride, 3/.; second, thud, 10.. Half•mile Flat Race liandscap. -Entrance Fee ...

... jun., thence-le-Willows, o.—Won by a yard. 2. —Edward Wilkinson, Manchester,; Thomas Sanderson. Manchester, :; S. Bestow, Nottingham, 2; W. W. Lyon, Onuskirk A.C, 0; Thomas Girner, St. Helens, 0, Final Ileat.—W. F. Blaster, 1; Robinson, 2; kinson. 4.—W00 ...

... lett 2.—J. M. Tidswel, ti C. I; Robert Chadwick, l'atricruft, 2; Edgar king, Manchester, 0; Jo.eph Shaw, ratricroft, 0; II S. Hardy, Sale CC.. 0; John Galloway, Manchester, 0; C. Phillips, Stanley I .C., 0; James Malpas, Cheadle heath, o.—Won easily by a ...

... and that Taylor was not in good rowing. We may therefore that the affair has dropped throi.e the Thames men, Green and Thomas, Lad radertalien, der genet' preliminary dis,assion, to meet the Tyne men us thei: steam s and we are afraid the equivoml ...

... HALF-141LN HANDICAP RAC& (Juveniles).-1 31 Tidswell, Manchester, 1; James Colley, Hartford, 2; M Hardy, Knitt,ford, 3. Poll LEAPlNt..—Joseph Braceghdlc and Thomas Dane, Hartford, tied at 94t bin. FLAL RAcIL—W Grappenhall, 1; J Hodes, Widnes, '4; George Booth; ...

... Flat Race, Handicap. —Fins prise, gold medal; second, silver medal; third, silver medal—gold I centre; fourth broom medal. 7. Hardie Rut —Tint prise, odd maial; second, silver medal—gold centre; thud, silver model; fourth, brogue asedaL .8. luslik, Jew IR ...

... Flat Rem. Haediarp.—Fisst prim geld medal; sewed, edger eastisl; third, saver msdal—gell mere; fourth. brume T. 110 Yards Hardie Race—Tint prise, gold medal; weed, silser medsl—geM third, saw fourth. braes. medaL S. Boxing, Bk. Tin, geld sdal; sewed, ...

... 8,3; It Bagshaw, Brooks's Bar, 5,4; G Hovtaith, Bury, 12. 0; N U Hennessey, Manchester, 10, it; Thus Waller, Cbsolton-cum Hardy, 10,0; Geo Livesey, kilt 8 0; A Thorpe, Sale, O. This race should have becn run over ten bindles, but only were fixed. The ...