... 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 ...

... Queen. of Hearts.-Won cleverly by a head; bad i -tbsrd. -- - The sFAwaits' ST=EPLEcHs of 21 sors. Two miles. Mr_. Jones's April FOOL, a, last 5ib ?? wn.( er It Mr. James's The Doctor, a, 12st 51b br. T. Harrison 2 t Mr. Moore's Excitement, a, 12st Slb ...

... St. Symphorien; Cotunigy ,emtleman-Dog Bose or Franciscan; Lcnd =ind afater-Binfield; Sporting Times -St. Symphorien or April Fool; Licensed Victfu-lers' -Gazette-Dog Bose or Binfinld. STEWARDS' CUP.-SPosrts ?? Gloamin ; ?? Life-Braw Lass; Field-Sandal ...

... Hireches April Fool, 8st 1lib ?? Archer 2 Mcr. Ernet's Jeannie Deane' colt, ist 4Tb _ , Barrett 3 Desperate (Sharp), Karolyi(Glles), Kildonnan (Tomnlsson), and Silictone (Martin) els ran.-Betting: 2 to I agst Turlygood, 11 to 4 ng3t April Fool, 4 toel ...

... Diavolo 4 6 3 Hugo .. 4 711 Pelham.. 5 6 3 True Blue IL .. 5 710 The Penmn . *. 5 6 3 Grandieou . _ 4 7 4,Juzatitia 3 6 2 April Fool . 4 7 1 Old Nobility a 512 Twrelfth Cake.. ._ 4 612 Master Mason .. 3 5 11 Mon Droit. 3 61 lArbitratr.. 3 510 I-iver Ilate ...

... Pepper, by Peter-Nsitocris, 3y, fist ?? 1 Captain Howard's Delaware, Sy, Set Sib . F ,. 5take 2 M.,r. T. Jennings jon's April Fool, 4y, 7st lib,- 5. Woodbarn3 Gervas (Martin), Ingram (Cleminossn, Upset (G. Barrett), True Blue 1i. (Warns), Grandison (WPalll ...

... Prince.) r.Betting:. 7 to 2 each agst Simnel Leaf and Blue Tint, 4 to 1 agst April Fool fily. and 9 to 2 agst Nixe. No price .a ?? i'int jumped off in front of the April Fool d Sily and Simnel Loaf, and making all the ronning won Is by a length and a half; ...

... Marcuiton, Lal Broogh, Ap)ril Fool, 5; and Lyddington.-Harlow (on toh right) cut out the work from Pargra and Farington. with April Fool next, clear of 2 Arga, Albertus lying at the head of the others. Before runn1ing a forloog Harlow drew clear of his field ...

... Ambush took sip tbs conning, and won by a lsngt an Chlt which distance separated second and third. Heart~esae was at fourth, April Fool filth, Ls-lage neat, and L~ady Muneastec last. a; The TZW5~tA~?Sssi~ns Sisa of 6 soya eaca, with 100 added. w t-Ic. reasman's ...

... Loates) also ran.-Betting: 5 to 1 mc I each ?? hugo and April Fool, 5 to I aget The Tyke, 7 to ha 1 aeet Velleda, 100 to I4 each apst Don and Moscow, and th, 10 so 1 each agst Walton and Blitz.-April Fool cut out Rt! the work from Velleda, Penman, and Hugo ...

... Dudley's Monseur de Paris, by Mas, damh by Udder- ?? Shyer's DP ughter, 6sy, 8stl lib ,..fa..Watts 1 ji;. Jennings un.'e April Fool, 4y, st lb .S. Loates 2 Mr. M'paldint's Crosteenk, 6ty, ?? 3 ILot BICl ?? y,8t11 E o it0~lrough (U;. Batrrett), Lucern~e ...