... HORSE RACING On the readmission of strangers, at half-past eleven o'clock, Mr. T. Hughes was moving for leave to introduce a bill to amend the law relating to horse racing, when there were cheers from all parts of the House as the representatives of the ...

... HORSE RACING. RACING in England was originally instituted for the purpose of improving the breed of horses, and we fancy few will doubt that up to a certain point it had that effect, for the rules were strict and judicious, and were for a time honourably ...

... HORSE RACING. The Daily Telegraph remarks that horse-racing is more than ever establishing its title to be regarded as the favourite sport of Englishmen, at a moment when the rich and high-born are withdrawing themselves more and more from active pa ...

... HORSE RACING. The earliest authentic evidence we hear of horse racing as a public diversion in this country is in the reign of Henry 11. Fitzstephen, the friend and biographer of Thomas a Becket, tells rs that in his day there were horse ...

... HORSE RACING, ATHLETIC SPORTS AND AMUSEMENTS. Cheap Fares by the G. E. OTHER Railway. ...

... HORSE RACING JUMPING COMPETITIONS§ Cycle & Foot Races, &c., WILL WEI PLIOI On TURBDILY, AtTGIJBT Ist, 1899. Entries for Home Competitions close 6 o'clock p.m. JULY 29th. Late Entries Double Fees. Schedules and Entry Forme may be obtained of HERBERT HARM' ...

... HORSE RACING. A Set of Six Original Drawings, prepard horn Chalk ketches. Two Shillings and Sixpence the Set. Handsomely mounted oa satin, 2s. 6(.1. each. GEORGE the THIRD. A Series of Six Female and Six Male Figures truly characteristic of the above ...

... HORSE RACING. Thb Granb Pbix de Paris. This has rarely been run for under more agreeable conditions to weather than on Sunday, for it was fine and warm without very much sun, while the race possessed genuine international character, owing the presence ...

... HORSE RACING. The Quarterly lie view, some remarks on horse racing, places the Turf and its surroundings before the public in light which may not be pleasant reading for turfites, but which will generally endorsed by sober minded men. The river of ...

... HORSE RACING. PLEASANT weather favoured the concluding day of the Houghton Meeting at Newmarket on Friday (last week), when the Plate of 1000 mom was won by Prince Soltykoff's Sheen, General Byrne's Amphion being second, and Mr. Brampton's Oddfelow third ...

... HORSE RACING. The sport of horse-racing has become a mere vehicle for gambling. A dozen drops of rain trickling down window pane, or a dozen blue-bottles buzzing about lump sugar, would do quite as well for the betting men, as the horses ...

... HORSE RACING; Its History and Early Records of the Principal and other Racq, Meetings, Anecdotes, &c. &c. Bvo. Rs. 8-6. TALES FOR ALL AGES. By W. H. G. Kingston. Illustrated. Square. Rs. 1-11. H.M.S. HANNIBAL AT PALERMO AND NAPLES During the Itlliau ...