... Plate bringing up the rear at ten minutes to five. For the Spring Handicap, to be run at a quarterpast three, Beaulieu, Blackberry, Exmoor, Old Nobility, Silence, St. Crispin, Dalmony, Grey Friars, Quicksand, and Yitarba are the latest scratchings. %* ...

... force, notably C. White (the Duke’s Motto ”), Alf. Saville, and Ben Hyama. The athletes of the time mustered os thickly as blackberries in September. Here and there we hit off many familiar faces, including James Milroy Cowie, Bedford, J. Sadler, Stuart Howara ...

... Selling Plate. Emsworth or Craig Clnb Open Welter Handicap.—Fdbxladi. Greenstode Selling Welter Handicap.— Quebec King’s Own. Blackberry Maiden Plate.—Helm Ceso or G CARDS. From most oar training quarters intelligence has reached me that rain fell yesterday ...

... Como Away (Mr. H. Beasley riding) had a good gallop of three miles and half, brooght along the first halt of the jonrney by Blackberry and Brown Tony, when they were polled up, and The Wizard joined in for the re niainder of the spin. The Grand National horse ...

... y-aveuue), under the Management Mr. WILLIE EDOUIN. —TO-NIGHT, with BLACKBERRIES and TURNED UP, transferred (on account of the great success) from the Comedy Theatre. S.O, BLACKBERRIES—Miss Alice Atherton Charlie Cott, Show Girl (introducing several of ...

... about fUbi. Badwia’a Spe-ra’a- Mr. H. Loyaa'a Enchanter, hj* •ii. nown paid a Magician Pearl Kiatr.. Capt. Macbell‘a Blackberry „. A > ScaSordahixe Mr. Man.«field Comet ft ■ . • N. Maaon's Royal at (late .r'aGnyler ft 'it a Vktoire A Mr Maaon's ...

... many promoters of boxing will take the affair in hand. Tommy says that 7st Gib and 7st S.‘b champions being as numerous blackberries, he thinks ho ought to get a job, considering his age and the fact that has been fighting and boxing for twenty years. ...

... stranger went useful five furlongs. Blason, Co-heiroM. and: others did steady work on the ton. Useorux*B Wild Sherry and Blackberry galloped seven fnrtongs on the tan track. Waitieo’s KnrnilofT, The Wanderer, and Nutshell were usefully employed. SiuntwooD’s ...

... see li uto i the lad, wherever was a hidin’, that come out ar’d set dog him. Then out ••m just umlcr vary was hid under 1 blackberries. . lad, what dost v.anti’ ■fig ho. don't you find it, ilten, and homer They * • {• ut jorge this ti mo, ar should think ...

... Mr W. Blake’s Ghtlopade . Barratf 6 2 aMr W. rAus-»n‘a I'ps ami Downs ..I’Ans'tn 6 2 »Mr W. Not Ryan 3 Mr W. Sanderson’* Blackberry Sauderson 3 C (The remainder have paid.) 2-S A—The DON of Ioi>guineas, with 20 sovs at least «XU from the fund, for two ...

... Who else con say the same ? None Three I-faorses in five have won this week. Beware of impostors. They are plentiful as blackberries. Avoid them like poison. Our 3-hortes (not ten) are equally grand onr 1-horse's. This week w« wired Serfdom. He'cn Mary ...

... 3 All s Kimboltou ..Gurry (pd.) Williams's Hambletoniau Sheirard (pd.) Childwiek’s Alarum Humphreys 3 (pd.) Hudson’s Blackberry Private 3 (pd.) A A The CLEW Ell PLATE of sovs, for two year olds; ,v/ coU.s9.Nt ; fillies and geldings, lllh : the winner ...