... 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} ...

... the cente and was foljowed on ber righi ?? and April Fool, and on the left by La! Brough, with rullerton next, unti a quarter of a mile from home, when Braw Lass and FuMerton were in trouble, and April Fool took up the running, attended by Lai Brongh who ...

... Monsieur de Panis and Me Maxim, 10 to 1 Lal Brolgh, 100 to 8 each Maiden Bells, 50 April Fool St Hubert, and Ossidine, and 20 to I each es True Blnah. and Twelfth Cake. April Fool settled es down in front oa ths lefti, followed by Meain,6 sea Song, th and ...

... 1tO to57 1 a oh Harpagcn and Albercs, 100 to 6 each Cataract and Solnthill, ?? 20 to I eaoh Castlenock, Bullton, tce, and April Fool. long de!ay occurred, and when the fgag foil Ice jo9ped off-i! front, but after go5ng asoot a hunrlfed yards Albertus setted ...

... W Younger's Flower o' the May, 3 yra. Warne 0 8 0 Mr J R Gubblns's Pet Fox, 4 yrs ?? Ltddiard 0 7 13 Mr T Jennings jun's April Fool, 4 yr-..T Loates 0 7 8 Mr J Nightingall's Sly Shot, 3 yrs. .J Woodburn O 7 5 Lord Bradford's Fastness 3 yrs ?? ?? Wall O ...

... Mr T Jennings jun's April Fool, 4yrs ?? Peake 0 Btting : 7 to 4 aget Whistle Jacket, 3 to I Shillelagh, 4 to I Southill, 6 to 1 Ci, 10 to I Lyddington and 100 to April Fool. Sonthill showed the way from Lydding- ton and April Fool, vith Cissy and Whistle ...

... Siennasyrs ?? 2 1 ~.6 1lLord Eosalyn's April Fool,q4yrs . ..Pegke' 3. 8 4 Mr H Bigoells ,Rex, 4ym ?? ?? kaby a e 5 13 Mr 3 V Lawrance's But-rlesqne 3r m..B~ke 0 Er al5 ?? ie ?? C .had SBetting : 9 to 4 agat April F~ool, 100 to ;30 Le B'rougTa 4,to ISiez ...

... HAsNIcar.-Jemilsa, 1; Haehett, 2 ; Black aDoctr, 3. pi riot Six ran. Wets by a lengith. HOT GARalsoN ScAttEs.-Duxbury, I; April Fool, 2. Four started. log ?? by two lengths. Cop Ito SELLINO ScAaEs.-Happy Joe, 1; Cyciaps, 2. Six ran. gree rifle Al. 1) TasTTNtc ...

... 7nade favourite at 7 to 2, next in demand being Povder k Puff, at 11 to 2, whilst Prudence, Prelude, Love- or gold, and April Fool were each fancied. Sienna *L only ran moderately, but Powder Puff made allthe o running, and won a good race frorm Franciscan ...

... tac i th Betrc. Eeais ?$ P )lrj,4vtt Orohestra fill Y, 3 yra . Qoo JLt-I - ?? Itos alio, 4 vr& .?iort M-1: Tj1,aiiusj~fs April Fool, 4 ynrq, J Woodburn 0 g 4 Mr R crestsl Fdllocrton, ?? . Webb 01 2 DhAres 055 TollIIs Args. yrs ?? 0 t 11 )lrJ B'anch's Countes ...

... weather ?? the morning. there was a large company present. The Excelsior Breeders' Foal Stakes attracted a good field, and April Fool and and Puleation tried conclusions with their Lincoln penalties, but failed to give the Weight away, the winner coming ...

... Sporting Times, Sat- chel or Hygiene ExcsrsioR BauDnRs' FoAL STra--Sportsmnan, Pulsation and and Water, April Fool; Sporting Times, Wlie Blair or April Fool. LECcssRsarnx SPrsnG H i-nrcAP.--SportmSn, MacMahon or Cloebette; Field, Macilahon or Port- nellan; ...