... Mr Clue** b c Eclip*e » Mr Canon's bf Nor* Mr Heyo’* b Oo Mr Brcvi*'* b c Albion Mr C. Law's r c Onward Mr Butler's bk c Blackberry Mr Van f Crissie ••••• • • A very good race. Time, laec. The Tear Club Purse, value 30 aovs; weight forage; entrance 2 heats ...

... outside price for the Doncaster Leger ; on the cont trary, takers of 6 to 1 about for that event were afterwards ** plentiful blackberries.” The Yorkshire Oaka turned ont the certainty for Atune that the betting indicated, and the winner afterwards rose to 3 ...

... price for the Donemter 8t Lcger; on the contrary, takers of 6 to about him for that event were afterwards plentiful as blackberries.” The Yorkshire Oaks turned out the certainty for Adinc that the betting indicated, and the winner afterwards rose to 1 ...

... slightest injury either to himself or the boy that was on bis back Trials during the preceding week bad been plentiful blackberries, and the results those which the Cambridgeshire favourites were concerned soon became apparent from the proceedings at ...

... Cheddar, and to I each about Rataplan, Brocket, and Barbalus, the offers of 1,000 to 10 Rattle still being ‘‘plentiful blackberries.” 100 to was laid Pharos against Jem* Kent in their places. The betting upon the Oaks was characterised by one of those ...

... been to, when they replied that t nd unfa- asked them where they es. This was opposite to Green- hops are been gathering blackberri: as returning towards Liverpool, and en doing Twi S, eyworth w wance of him. After f | a better children about two hundr ...

... possibly assign for the horse’s retrogression the market. The rumours trials during the intervening week were ” plentiful blackberries,” the German crack, Seahorse, amongst others, being reported to have done wonders with bis stable companion Ksbel, which ...

... numerical strength of the field, alone sec — “a hundred,” or mere, added, now that such stakes are almost as | tiful as blackberries, the so-cal led “ great” event at nearly every ration. late bas turned out exactly the reverse. It suggests itself, then ...

... of an hour, the starters were tel hed within a few minute decision of the previous race. ‘‘ ‘ots, ’? as usual, were as * blackberries,”’ the principal Moonsbine, Yo rocket, the commissions about the three latter b ly in t books were open on tl bod: having ...

... Yar- Corough, Sar.dbeck. Drake, Beaufort, Sykes, and Fitthardiage kennels. Masters of hounds were alto there plontlfij as blackberries; and among company generally nottoed Earls Chesterfield, WUtoo, Herrington mi Cunmn, Willoughby. Btanhope. E. Hill; SirsF ...

... ground till the principal races were over. Dm, slonal generals, brigadiers, colonels, and staff-officers wera plentiful blackberries,' and, though the only representative the fkir sex was Mrs Seaoole, who presided over a sorely lai vested tent full of ...

... Sfkuthoisi Stakm. Mr W. Long's bk Louisa beat *Mr H. F.irnell*e f d Firebrand Mr Bait's b Blackberry Mr Tweed’s w d Telegraph Mr W. Long'* Louisa beat Mr Bait's Blackberry, and won the stakes. Fees, by Flfer out Flora Lswajfga. by Labtache—Duchess Pig Le>iuire ...