... horseracing. No ono now supposes that the best horse among the starters will be declared the winner. It is known that the horses are the property of the book-makers, and that the book-makers decide which horse is and which is not to be fairly run. Next week's ...

... COUNTY COURT JUDGE KANE AND HORSE RACING. Judge Kane, from some recent observations, would seam (says The Carlow Nationalist) to be a foe of horse-racing, and the recent Tallow meeting came in for especial strictures. We could hardly expect such anti-sporting ...

... famous sires, to whom we attribute in great measure the excellence of our present stock, were imported into this country. Horse racing, which had been encouraged so much by James 1.. and to a lesser extent by Charles 1., tabooed during the Commonwealth, ...

... brought up. When 21 years of age deceased had received £7OO under his parents’ will, and since then he had taken to drink and horse racing, so that all his money was exhansted three months ago. On the Cyth inst deceased left Waterford for Liverpoel in search ...

... this race, wearltbeir special 200 cards, and plant their No Rent manifesto on the stand-house. Though an admirer of horse racing I maintain there are many races no member of the Irish National League should attend. Whether the Fethard ...

... TAGIDION RACES. The committee of the Taghwon Races and athletic sports present the public with a varied and attractive programme in which lovers of horse racing, bicycling, and athletics are libeaally catered for. The pleasant 9th of May, 1881, ie still ...

... be decided, inc'uding the Two Miles Open Bicycle Race for novices, the Championship Bicycle Race (corfined to members of the locul elub), the Oner niile Open Handicip Race, the Five-mile Clab Hundicap Race, the Threee mile Open Handieap Ruce, and list but ...

... that his horse was in Dublin and perfectly secure. ICXTELORDI NAST CONDUCT. On Wednesday evening a new system of horse racing was introduced in Eun'scorthy by some inbers of the tinker fraternity. During the evening the latter were engaged in racing coniests ...

... prise, P Whelan; tad, B W Keenan; 3rd, T Kavanagh; and 4th, William Furlong. Horse racing then took place on an adjoining field. There were eight or nine entries, and the racing was up to the average. The course was It miles, and the prizes were—let, saddle ...

... Information- A series of Useful Tables, and Monthly G .rien Notes, A List of the Hunting Packs of England, and Retrcspects of Horse Racing und Cricket are ), usefyl L& 'fii&mco. o‘; : saries uable Spesi icles, commencing on Page 68, eomribule-n;“l well-known ...

... again re-establishing horse racing in this lporfingdintriot. The splendid couree of Ballina, a short distance from the town, can be made available for the desired purpose. We wish success to the move‘meat. ] CLONMEL SUB LAND COURT. On Mouday Me T D Reardon ...

... attended. Chairman—lt is a thing very much to be regrettei that there is no public amusem e nt of any sortwhether it is horse racing or whether it is a regatta, whatever it iney happen to be—but it always brings this horrible curse et drink. I know that ...