... SECOND SPRING MEETING-20 - VISITORS' PLATE. ..f 1 Alice 2 I Rosalie, Luriana, April Fool, Dr. WaL'er, Roy, and Sister Ague* »lso run.—Betting - * » Sweet Alice, to each April Fool and / ,,, tol Prelude, 100 to 1 each Mellifont and Luciano 8 Rob Roy.—Won by ...

... Jield-Turlygood ; Bel's Life-Belisarius 11. or Guadiana; Land and Water- April Fool or Turlygood; Licensed Victuallers Gazette -Turlygood; Sporting Times-Turlygood or April Fool. Spring Two-year-old Stakes.—Sportsman—txemsta; Sporting Life-Alarm; Field-Lady ...

... 2 Grafton, 10 * Lass.—Won by length and a half bad third. 2.o—visitors' plate. Peck o' Pepper Blake 1 Delaware F. Peake April Fool J. Woodbnrn 3 Fourteen ran. 2.30 SECOND OCTOBER NURSERY. Paloma 1 Tremola 2 Unco Quid '. Nine ran. ...

... PLATE Wishing Well p, o F apote! (Brmk-haw). n( Peeve( Stockton and Gmeatra also ran.-Parting :3 Zst Symp.orier, to 1 April Fool. 9 to 2 Wishing 100 and a half; three iereths second and third. between AUTUMN MEETING. 1.10— SELLING NURSERY. Robinson ...

... Engadine. Mostyn Two-year-Old Plate.—Sportsman—Red Cross; Sporting Life—Red or Alarm ; Field —April Fool or Red Cross; Bell's Life—Alarm ; Land and Water— April Fool or Red Cross ; Licensed Victuallers' Gazette— Alarm or Fersen; Sporting Times—Alarm or Fersen ...

... INTELLIGENCE. NORTHAMPTON MEETING. I.O—NENE WELTER. Harlow Watts Orchestra f .Calder 2 Rosalie F. Barrett 3 ~ April Fool (J. Woodbum), Edlington (F. (Rickaby), Countess Therry (Warne), (C. Loates), and Hermia (G. Parrett) also ran.— 3 to 1 agst ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING. 1 15 —AUTUMN HANDICAP. Maxim Warne 1 April Fool F. Peake 2 Shillelagh Robinson 3 Monsieur de Paris (Watts), Lai Brcugh (G. Barrett), Sea Song (S. Loates), Maiden Belle (Alkopp), True Biue 11. (Wall) ...

... and third. 2.30-SOABBOBODGH HANDICAP. Ophelia Camaralzaman 2 Mosque Five ran. HUNTINGDON MEETING. 2.15—APETHOBPE WELTEB. April Fool Fra Diavolo * Ambush Five ran. 2.45-CBOMWELL PLATE. St. George Joker .I'!.. Moorstar 3 Four ran. The objection to ...

... Turlygood ; Sporting Life—Turlygood or Verity ; Field—Turlygood ; Bell's Life— Belisarius 11. or Guadiana; Land and Water- April Fool or Turlygood Licensed Victuallers' Gajette —Turlygood ; Sporting Times—Turlygood or April Foo' Spring Two-year-old Stakes ...

... Borough, and Kingsdene went two miles and a quarter at a goad sweating pace. Left for Nirthanipton-Beaurivage, Maid of Lome. April Fool, Shimmer, Piccadilly, Madam, Gal- a Ho« , P^ Ja^ '- f den Belle ' Sweet p > .° , fce ' r,atlder Eineshade, and Deceit, ...

... 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 ...