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... HORSE RACING. Mr. HUGHES moved to introduce bill amend the laws relating to horse racing. The hon. gentleman eutered some length into the question, citing instances to prove that betting bad become mere trade. After conferring with the best authorities ...
... authorised to hold 33 race meetings-27 at Longchamps and eight at Chantilly : the SociEtS des Steeple-chases, 41 race meetings at Auteuil; the Soci des Demi-sang, race meetings at Yinnone' ; the Societe Sportive &Encouragement, ;6 race meetings —35 at St ...
... Now Reedy. HORSE -RACING In ENGLAND front the EARLIEST TIMES. By ROBERT BLACK. Author of Ifurs, in &e. In One Vol.. demi Ivo. 16a. Richard Bentley non. New Burl, negton.d met. Now Real,. On. Shilling, TEMPLE BAR MAGAZINE. for NOVEMBER. 1831. Diana Teamed ...
... NOw Ready, HORSE -RACING ia ENGLAND from the ABLI F.§ T y tLOBREIT BLACK. Author of Horse-hoeing tit France. The Jockey Club and ita Founder's Re. In One Vol.. demy aro.. Riebard Bentley and Son. New Burlington-street. -- RY THE AUTHOR OF A GIRT ...
... and 17th of last mouth an officer in plain clothes visited the Defendant's honor, and found several persons betting on horse racing, and the Defendant also allowed the officer to bet. ...
... batch of English betting-min were charged to-day before the Seventh Police Chamber with various offences connected with horse racing and betting. Their names include Valentine, Burch, Satiety, Wright, Morris, and Clayton. Some did not appear in court. ...
... study the question of am ateurship, decided that this definition could not be applied at present to shooting, yachting, or horse racing. Tlie Marquess of Salisbury has again made a remission cf 30 per cent, on the halt-year's rents, due at Lady-day, from ...
... continuing the practice. He attributes the loss of his aforesaid capital and his preheat insolvency entirely to betting on horse racing prior to October, 1887, to which all his liabilities, with the exception of 17/. 75., are stated to relate. ...
... Dridze, under the !letting Act, Ibth and 17th Vie., cap. 119, sec. 17, for suffering and allowing betting in his house upon horse racing, awl George Smith and Thomas Fletcher were charged with the house for betting purposes.— Mr. Poland Mted on behalf of the ...
... cards at the Field Club, the largest sum be bad male in one night was 15,000/. lie bad about 6000/. or 7000/. on horse racing, and bad 18 horses in training at one time. When money was required for settling day he obtained it from bill discounters.—The e ...
... Cheshire. His name has been long con« with the turf, as one of the most staunch and honoV' patrons of the national sport of horse racing. ...
... Hanover square. Now Ready. NOTICE. HORSE RACING; its History, and Records of the principal ami other Race Meetings, withiThcrdotes, Now Ready. Price 12s. This is the fullest and most comprehensive history of hone racing hitherto published, and should be ...