... l'ii BelI ; I red. SI auth's Cellecni'hlas, 2. A PUTIt ?? - ne ¾.4. l~ls. Eutiance. 5s . Tie-u star-d itf; icyol'lohs pout. Blackberry Blossotus, beligt tie- ?? thit wiiler. A ?? lhutnt followed, aftier which there was a splendid displavof fireworks, Mr. ...

... the bet- ting. When I wrote on Monday 100 to 6 was with difficulty obtainable, but now offers of 20 to I are plentiful as blackberries in the Autumn, which is a very sinister fact. It remains to be seen whether Mr. Hodlson will be as lucky as was Mr. Stocker ...

... Daehess of York. Stand Stakes-Pirouette, 1; Celerite, 2; Caatile, 3. Shyen ran. United Hanters' Plate-Tormentor, 1; Maria, 2; Blackberry, 3. Three ran. Chetw)5 nd Welter Cup-bleiborough beat Islam. LONDON BETTING -SA.TUBDAT, GREAT EASTEBR HANDICAP. 15 to 1 ...

... an easy winner by six lengths. The HU-ST STEEPLECHASE. Roman Bee (Lord Willoughby) ?? ?? I Despair (J. Holnanl ?? ?? ?? Blackberry (Eon. E. Willoughby) ?? ?? ?? 3 Also ran-Ploughlad, W. Daniels, Ensign. &. Gillett; Cannock Chase, bir. Yates; St. Domingo ...

... likely to be won by Derviche or Jorrocks, while Merlin reads best for 6 the tnited Kingdom Yeomanry Steeplec'naso, and t Blackberry and the Darter for the Granss Military t Runt Cup. There are a good many in the Optn a Hunters' Steeplechase Plate, and ...

... 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 ...

... length between second and third, Innkeepers' Plate. ?? (Mr. H:. Marsh) ?? ?? Lady Currall (Mr. E. P. Wilson) .. ?? Also ran-Blackberry, Mr. Shw; S Activity, Mr. Stokes; Knave Trumps, Skelton; Corset, Mr. Brooklehurst; The Ameer, Billings; Pathfinder, Mr. ...

... berry trade for te will be at least 20 per Bent. heavier. Straw arre the largest proportion of the srcall fredit others are blackberries and raspberries season premises to be late as regards steson but not so wilth peaches' in the southernu eii peninsula; ...

... niego- tiact9. six furlong-s. Lisani, Tauasr-'x .-Marrin sent Ua-t'e Erily and 1MLrolors- six ?? a0t i good pace. Osborne's Blackberry a-id Wild Cherry came L simiinr di-st-nep stectdilv. Adama' Vale and Grandehrc-e did well at- a mile. Nightinvgil'c Ch0eftain ...

... 10Ib {Calder) ?? ?? .. .. 2 Lord Mngford's Mohawk, 4 yrs, 7et 121b (G. Berrett) .. .. .. .. 3 r Also ?? Wolsey, W'hite; Blackberry, I Dun n. a I tetting-2 to I each aest Mohawk and Upset, I l to 1 agst Cardinal Wolsev, 5 to 1 agst Totten- ham, 10 to I ...

... Soronto, 6st *2'Ih The Penman, 6st 21b; Doubtful, Gbt St. Crispin, ;;t9 1.'lb; Ebro, 5st 121b; Fira siDsvlo, ast l->lb; Blackberry, .3st 101b, Over the Border, Set 101b; Rtoma, Sst 91b; Free end Easy, ast 4I1b; Dun- coimbs Lass, Ssl bI1; Sunny Sonih, ...

... distance. Happy Jack, Plevna colt., andr uothers covered 8ix a furlongs steadily. Osborne's Wild Siherry travelled 'd a mile. Blackberry cantered six furlongs. Waiting's Kornilouf weat a mile, Nutshell can- t tered. Winfield's Quarrelsome travelled six 1 furlongs ...