... he was wearied of everything. lie was sick of his wealth and his wives, his dominions and his people who never witness horse racing at any other time 'doctors, his vizier, h's jester, and himself. The learned pundits of so manage their business as to ...

... CHESTERFIELD RACES. Stewards- The Marquis of Habtinoton, M.P.. Esq. Judge and Handteapper : Mr. R. Johnson, York. Clerk of Course and Starter: Mr. James Mabtin. MONDAY. Chesterfield races commenced to-day under the most favourable auspices. The attendance ...

... Sprting. SHEFFIELD RACES.— Monday These races were commenced on Monday, at the Newhall Gardens. The programme contained eight races. The racing for the Sheffield Handicap and the Halhunshire Stakes was spiritedly contested. The Newhall Free Handicap did ...

... NO MORE SICKLY OR ILL-CON DITIONED HORSES OR OTHER CATTLE. RAREY’S HORSE AND CATTLE IMPROVING FOOD restores the efficiency, vigour, endurance, and muscle of ill-conditioned apparently worn out Horses, Cows, Bullocks, Calves, Sheep, and Pigs. In a short ...

... as the number said to have been SHEFFIELD RACES.— Tuesday. The concluding meeting was held on Tuesday, at Newhall gardens. The attendance was not numerous. The Don Stakes (for ponies) failed to produce a race. The following are the particulars : The ...

... disputes respecting play or pay bets on any other race, or of any bets made upon handicap races before the weights for such races are published. But Manse thirteen says —Bets are determined though the horse does not start, when the worth) absolutely run ...

... steward at a race who had bet on the race was thus invalidated. It appeared that' the winner crossed the third horse, and the stewards being appealed to, gave the race to the second horse. One of the stewards had a small bet upon the ...

... steeple. l chasing. The jockeys, instead of vigorously contesting the race, seemed to be feeling their way, and trying to keep their horses on their feet. Almost every horse in the race met with some casualty, and four of them fell. It was rather remarkable ...

... should be final. One of the bills respecting the race was sent to Mr. Hopper, and a few days before the race came off he sent a man named Price with a horse called the Milkmaid to be entered. The horse was entered, not in Mr. Hopper's own name, but in ...

... have arranged to their satisfaction the final result of the race. However, as tune is brief, and so much good matter before each one's eyes, I will only indulge in a few remarks. Of the horses engaged many have this season performed in public ; mid to ...

... TUESDAY. These races commenced to-day, and considering, the items on the card, a good day's sport was experienced. The weather was very tine, and the coinparry exceedingly large. The sport commenced at a quarter-past two, and the different races were very ...

... favourite were the only two horses backed. —A good race, Emerald and Jeannie Deans were in front to the distance, when Jeannie Deans fell away, and the race was left to Emerald and Caliph, the latter winning by a short head, after good race between the two; Jeannie ...