... Eight ran. Arrivals.—Kudos, Portnellan, Bridegroom, Double c, Gisela, Lobster, Hawkeye, Don, Cohort, St. Pierre, Glimmer, April Fool, Quicksand, Tibthorpe c, Merrythought, Villeneuve. Toastmaster, Laceman, Campanile, Tiara, Shooting Star, Sapphire, Kaunitz ...

... at a An quarter to one in the morning of the first of April, ppropriate ending tu so foolish a beginuing ! But the real April Fool in this protra ted practical joke is the reader, who, having waded on se cn occasions through this foaming sea of raging ...

... Beaumont and galloped one mile and a quarter. Gurry's Hungarian, Sweetheart, Althorp, and Quilp went L IIo Jennings, jun., Emu, April Fool, an ° Manna was sent one mile. Sherwood's Wire and Charioteer galloped one mile and quarter ; Vibrate, Hramework, and City ...

... APRIL FOOL'S DAY. Many of our old customs are more honoured breach than in the observance, and this U r,icU . ;, i* the case with the practice of making April fools, W C „» more evidently, than any other, the relic a barb» age. It is true, that it ...

... Tide, T Loates ; WhittingtoD, Wall: April Fool, Peake; aud Stetchford, M Cannon. Betting: 100 to 30 agst Exning, 4to 1 Shimmer, 11 to 2 Prudence, 1 Isobar, 10 to Lord Charles, 11 to 1 each Whittiagton and April Fool 100 to 6 each Braw Lass, Stetchworth ...

... four children, the result of a terrible accident 1 Who was April Fool?— Some genius posted a letter to the Rev. Henry vVard Beecher, on the Ist of April, in which the only words were 44 April FooL Beecher retorts, u I have heard of men who wrote letters ...

... 1, Lord Cadogan's Bonnie Fortune (M. Cannon) 2, Sir J.Miller's April Fool (S. Loates) 3—9 ran. Betting : 4to 1 agst Bonnie Fortune, II to 4 Gala Day, 5 to 1 Marie Louise, 6 to 1 April Fool filly, 9 to 1 Scourst, 100 to 8 others. Singleton Platle—Lord ...

... Heasman's Blue Tint (T. Loates) 1, Sir J. Miller's April Fool filly (S. Loates) 2, Captain J. G. R. Homfray's Simnel Loaf (Finlay) ran. Betting: 7 to 2 agst Blue Tint aud Simnel Loaf, 4 to 1 April Fool filly, 9 to 2 Nixe. Castle Handicap. One mile and ...

... or realising fortune from broken leg! April Fool. The Reform speeches terminated at Quarter to one o’clock in the morning of the first of April. An appropriate ending to so foolish beginning! But the real April Fool in this protracted practical joke is ...

... H. M. Petty ; song, Come lasses and lals,” Mr, Barrington ; song, Twickenham ferry,” Lady Heathcoat-Amory ; song, Little April fool,” Rev. J. S. Hill; song, “Burlesque band,” schoolboys ; God save the Queen. ...

... Governor Waller. &T., Bon Debt or _Jezreel. Visitors' Welter Plate,—F., Castagntte or Toucan°. Si., Admiral Bentovr or April Fool. S., Spearment. Volta or bulpher. Two Thousand Guinan Trial Plate.—bohar. SL., Prsprlay or Peeler. S., Propriety. S.T., ...

... Mr. Charles Stroud; song, Mrs. Brown's Luggage, Mr. S. Warr; song, Jeannette and Jeannot, Mr. R. Miller ; song, April Fool, Mr. W. Mowlem ; song, The oik folks at home, Mr. Charles Hawkins ; song, Theßogie Man, Mr. E. Ricketts; song, I ...