... Vera, and Cxgcarilla 1 travelled six furlongs at half speed. Mr. H Beasley's Come ;Away, Greek Girl, Mount Arm- ,trong, Blackberry, Sarall Bernhardt, Athlumney, t Lismore, Wizard, and others were schooling over fences. Malone's Loppy. Mat, Derrylough ...

... Singer's Tenlby, a, 11 10 (Capt. El Owen)_ 1 a Mr. Gubbins's Lord of the Glen, 6, 11 10 (T. n Fitton). ?? 2 Mr. F3yrefield's Blackberry, 4,10 5 (1. Beasley) 3 Also ran-Bagman, Airdoarn, Hollington, Billee e Taylor, Macpherson, The Midshiprmite. P (Winner trained ...

... competed-Mr, Robert Campbell's Nelly Bly; Mr. Arthur Croker's Sally Brass, Mr. B. W. Lindsay's Ivey; and Mr. U. C. Alen's Blackberry. BEST PAIt A.NY HEIGHT, DRIVPe IN TAtNDEm.- First prize, £5 ; second, £3; third. £$. 1, Mr. XWilliain Gatflkin's G-ips9y ...

... datn, cged, list 10Il ?? ?? Capt B lt Owen 1 SIr John Gubbins's Lord of the Glen, aged, list ?? T Fitton 2 Mr EByrefield's Blackberry, 4 yrs, ?? Sib Mr f Beasley 3~ Mr Pt NY Etlielston's Bagman, aged, list ?? . J Walsh 0 Major Kirkwood's Ardearn, 4 yr6, ...

... speed; as was also Canzonette at d the Thurio filly. Soot Free, Blazon, and others had steady work. Osborne's Wild Sherry and Blackberry galloped six furlongs at a good pace. SvoceBReDGz, Trzsn.sr.-Waathsr fine and warm. Olding's team went to Chartress Hill ...

... Race, whicb he won by j length and a balI. Proceedings ooncluded with the Pony Plate, for which we hadtwo starters, and Blackberry making the running, throughout won easily. Details.- 20sol~fH MAYO HUNT PLATE of 22 sors, of which the second receives 1; ...

... Duchess colt, Viceroy and Sunrise covered six fur- lon1gs. Connolly's Oracie. Gipsv Queen, King of Diamonds, Golconda, and Blackberry went six fur. longs. Mr. IV. Cullen's Novelist, Fiction, Butter. ittip and iitu-favo traversed one mile and a quarter. Belgravo ...

... prone position is always a favourite one with English marksmen. However, although possibles were nearly as common as blackberries in October, not one out of the five men trho vesterday put them or. while kneeling at 200 yards could repeat the feat tn-day ...

... Ls a coupie of sirc-furlorg cancers on the ten. . r::e's ,Wi- Sherry went a mile at a useful p`v.- The lsootny coilt and Blackberry were ot-lo~g n-batV. i'nacent's FIlber compassed sci Seti 'lgg at s irviceable speed. Ronald was cat- te n, abont. Aicnarmis ...

... b w (I Sancho (Ruinart- Mignon) beat Mfr. Timothy 31 Evoy ns bd w d Roving Chief (Scottish Chief-Lobelia TIl Wafer beat Blackberry IV Derrywheelan Boy beat Verdigris Cahirmeee beat Wild Nora ,. Pearl Eye II beat Sancho Derrywheelasa Boy esat Wafer Cabirmee ...

... Handicap Plate-Prince Patrick and Aegeon ran a dead heat; Remus, 3. Prince Patrick walked over, Grand Military Hant-Fiddle, 1; Blackberry, 2; Nick of the W~ools, 3. E~ight ran. Open Huanters' Steeplechase Plate-Gazeoe, 1; Ramb- 1ing Kate, 2; Penia, 3. Elevenran ...

... knaght Templar mare, aged, list 0llh MrRDonn6lly 1 Mr J Joynt's Freelands, aged, .1st 1Ob . Jazues Kavanagh 2 ?? C Blakes Blackberry, 3 yrs, 9Set 2lb Michael Farrell 3 Mr James Gaffney's Marquis, aged, 11st carnlst 6tb) .rIvors 0 Mr T Casserly's Fidget ...