... one mile and a half. Lord Waterford's oh e April Fool, 3 yrs, 7st 131b ?? Doyle 1 1 Captain Scott's b c by Burgundy, 3 yrs, 7st 7lb ?? Taylor 2 2 Mr. Sheldon's Lady Harkaway, 7st Slb ?? 'Loughlin 3 0 April Fool made a waiting race in both heats, and won ...

... Maize, 100 to 7 c against April Fool. - After several failures, Whittington jumped off, but t rquickly gave way,- and Pierrepont canme on from April I Fool and Quicksand, ?? nand Horton next, E to the bend, where April Fool, Horton, and Whittington a ...

... and a half on tbe Peei Course. Mr. Watts's Hunting-horn, 4 yrs, 8st Mb (to be sold for 20 sovs) 1Foley 1 Lord Waterford's April Fool, 4 yrs, 8st 41b (20) ?? . Doyle 2 Mr. Murphy's Bacehus, 3 yrs, 8st 71b (100) ?? Magee 3 Mr. R. Davis's b e by Burgundy, ...

... Hungerford's Pierrepont, 8st 101b ?? Wood 3 lDevilahoof, April. Fool, Lynch Law, Isosceles, Dartmoor, Whittington, Reve d'Or, and Cornalba also ran. Betting-7 to 2 agst Reve d'Or, 9 to 2 a1t April Fool 11 to 2 agat Blanohland, 6 to 1 agat Caller Herrin and ...

... oat of thestakes. Three-quarteTH of a mile. lord Dudley's Monsieur do Paris, 0 yrs, Set lllb . .Watts 1 Mr T. Jennings's April Fool, 4 yrs, Got llb ?? T. Loates 2 Mr M'Calmont' Oastlenock, 4yrs, Obt lt21b ?? Robinson 3 Bal Brough, Lucerne, Hazlewood, Pedigree ...

... Despair and Fulmen respectively. The Brockleoby, contested by nine, as against sixteen of lest year, fell to an outsider, in April Fool. Neither Alarm nor St. Pierre are anything like fit, and both will he seen to better advantage later on In the senson. I ...

... along from the start, and yet ha was never fairly on terms with Alarm, April Fool, aod Tiara, of whom the fdrmer held the lead until ieside the diotance, wchere hI, resigned to April Fool and Tiar, ofwho theforer, n a pledid acehome, LordLonoodrrys fllyfro ...

... MiGQO OCTOBER A PS1G, TUESDAY, OCX, 13' he ScuTyn S~nkes.-Egtiton 1,Q iso 2, Lord of the I.lps3 ar- SWcPatA3Rs.-FUae 1, Spix April Fool 3. ,ed Xionak Produce Stake ,-Qhnxt of St. Geery ij C:iz eld ?? -T. Burke's.. lMlde, received forfeit ?? Mfr 3 ' ,- u} ...

... three year old course. Mr. Murphy's bik f Twig, 3 yrs, 7st 21b ?? Keegan 1 Lord Waterford's oh c April Fool, 3 yrs, Pst ?? Doyle 2 Betting-O to 4 on April Fool, owhich made all the running to the bank, where the filly came up and challenged him, and a slashing ...

... Shimmer, Gervas, Rosalie, Sweet Alice, Canterbulry, Juggler, Anarch, Castagnette, Feliz, The Mnlmmer, Spring Jack, Fealty, April Fool, Glint, Chilperic, Powder Puff, Primrose Dame, Hermia, Success, and Maiden Belle. Weights raised ib.b NOTT1NGI{AM SPRING ...

... added (27 subs.) lest Lord Chesterfield's Jacqueline ?? (Asbmall) I ;hbs Mr. Wilson's 1. by Gameboy ?? 2 Lord Waterford's April Fool ?? ?? 3 B. Four others started. ON, OPTIONAL SELLING STAKES of 5 soV8. each, with 30 added. (f) subs.) H. Welsh Harper ...

... Lord Waterford's April Fool, 4 yrs, 7st 101b ?? Doyle) I Mr. Keegan's Rinaldo, 3 yrs, 7st 101b ?? Colonel Westenra's Hannibal, 3 yrs, ?? ?? Mr. Murphy's Wild Bird, 3 yrs, 9st ?? ?? Mr. T. Harrison's Katie, 2 yrs, 6st ?? 0 April Fool won cleverly by two ...