... betting the Aoonmnlativo System, neither looking the merits the horses, out treating tho business as a pure game of chance. If, then, it is found that the baokor. if he backs every horse the race, is loser, follows that tho game is favour of tho bookmaker ...

... for 27,S '0 who attended the match. That gate was the largest that had ever assembled at an outdoor sport in England tar horse racing, they received for out matches lie enumerated number of other items, which brought up the income, after deducting what ...

... published r RACING CALENDAR, 18(17, containing the R»coh Past, with a complete Index to the performances of each horse, the Rules Racing, a List of upwards of 1,700 Foals of IW!7, arranged under the names their sires, Reports of Continental Racing, Ac., Ac ...

... sort adopt. Its motto is ONE HORSE ON ONE TELEGRAM , This ONE HORSE will be the best which the concentrated mteL ligenoe of their MAN AT THE POST points out being near certainty there can be one in horse racing. The one horse yesterday was . ...

... service as the season advances, and alb Spkcial, the best guide to horse racing that a was ridden yesterday by O. Madden. Then came the This Morning, Id. man can possiblj have.” most Tslnable race of the afternoon, namoly, the J.r.of &uru. Eud^HemelHempetsad ...

... It is, however, hardly probable that book betting such defined by the Code Napoleon, which distinguishes speculation on horse racing from of chance or hazard, can suppressed. National Skatino Tbs sxu.ua! mcstli be held this (Thursday)alUruoon. c.O m., ...

... that the Legislature can have had in its mind betting on racecourses. It had no doubt been co-existent with the history of horse racing in England, and the consequences ot the view taken in the case Hawke v. Dunn are certainly serious. Counsel for the defendants ...

... QLYiIPIA at CHRISTMAS. SPORTING and MILITARY SHOW, GRAND VELODROMR, B CYCLE COMPETITIONS, OBSTACLE RACING, HORSE RACING. ST EE.'LECH A SING. POLO RACES, BOXING, th« LARGEST ARENA In the WORLD. FULL BAND of H.M. SCOTS ARDS, hy hind permi'sion of Colonel ...

... last of this year’s racing on the historic Lammas Lands, where Habpleue XI. hardly can fail to secure the Midland Counties Handicap, the I'alace House Stable also, I doubt not, winning Mile Plate with Mountain Chief, Horse racing for many years has done ...

... was won Mr. CundeU's team. Donkey Race (qiurlcr-uiile).—Mr. Andrews’ BnJxa-y, first; Mr. Cliffords Hasty Joe, second. Won length. One Mile (ojicn), —O. ftrei; Brown, second; Kiusr. third. Another good race. Pony Race (lialf-imle).- Mr. Pavier's Spider ...

... who are so apt to mislead those who are not acquainted with their antecedents. They know absolutely nothing about horns horse racing, and are. ns rule, quite incompetent to express opinion on anything appertaining to our national sport. The proverb says ...

... life ticket for £lO, which will free them from the subscription to the Race-fund and Stands, in the event of attending the races without going into the Club House. That Rule of Racing, No. 40, be repealed, and the following substituted:— In all handicaps ...