... Horse Racing. Mr. HuGoss, in the House of Commons on Tuesday night, moved for save to bring in a Bill to amend the laws relating to horse racing. The necessity for legislation he based ons the utter failure of the Jockey Club to deal with the evils betting ...

... HORSE RACING. Mnu, fIr .-Iies' moventetnt for the reform of the Turf has got a lift from the results of the last -week's racing. The i)crby was simply a sample of the folly of the turf prophets. They went one prophesyiing to the last, but tever itnagi ...

... HORSE RACING. Mr. Hughes's Bill to amend the law relating to horse raoing contains the following provisions:- 1. From and after the passing of this Aet it shall not be lawful to ran any horse or mare under the age of two years in any race ...

... put ,d uan end to Handicap Races altogether, and exclude fromti al( the g>round every One suspected of rillllisshg horses to it I lose, These are thte nails souroes of the mischief. 1, When even enec of position rum their horses to lose, in i- order to ...

... Sceii' necessary to horse racing, but it is a monstrous ' xi ~1 thle same. arge training establishments are kept cl ...

... ie iol10owing is a Ji :t l i rlmorn 3i tn o. of ILord;7 (ilw3'i33:;4ht 211 ' li n wh w.-t 'd ttato' during tile pnsi :4at-racing t 0t 3 aw, gi oen in L'.a t:l-'r of !JIe a3-?oilts I o s . ..-l .. - he .ie 1: ? C IV)StnIIIst r. ?? ,i 3. .1 :iv Pri nce ...

... trial o pe o~tecusteatn 'tion of the initiated is enrsed by- the flucutosith .odds. Betting,' in shorha become the 11 n olo racing, end the passion, fo desperate Pecunliar etrs ',which finds a vent, on' the paris Bourse andtegai- .tables of Germany, has' ...

... HORSE RA INPG FRAUDS. Yesterday a respectably. dressed person applied to Mr. Beadon, at the Iarlborough-street Police-court, to know how he could rec ver 22 he had wagered on a horse race, and £12 he had won from persons esho assauned the cha- racter ...

... HORSIE RACING AT RANGOON. 2d and 4th November, 1858. Steswards* Colonel Smyth, C. B., Major Greer, Colonel Blount, Major Morant. Cler of the Couree: Captain Vaughan. Honorary Secretary: Mr Harrison. The Autumn Meeting, held under the auspices of the 66th ...

... HORSE P.ACING ON TUIE ?? ?? As a proof of the incit-- on the cbntinellt it 1. !t amrount of stake- cojot I Lifl il .o and Bsden am,,un-- to ra£hcr ov ' about il14,00. The Jc rh-y Cl,, madre an illmelrve of LI ,l I to t . 1 edition to tihat tey at y- I ...

... | KtOR6E RACING IN THE STIZEETS. WNe trust the car-driviun intereat of Dublin will nut think uls importunaite if we venture respectfully to renew the remonstranees we ha;e madle from time to I time with reference to the furioxus charioteering which |is ...

... CURIOSITIES OF HORSE RACING. Without doubt one of the finest performances in the year so rapidly passing away was the victory of Wolf's Crag in the Lincolnshire Handicap. Inasmuch as the winner was bought out of a selling race, and he beat an fanimal ...