... appearance. The contests in the majority of the events were exceedingly close, mniny of toe races resuling in dead heats. Mir P B Kirwan, Sport, was entrusted with the handicapping and managemnent of the mneeting. Details- 1 Yards Flat Boys' Race, under 13 years-N ...

... LADIES' PLATE-Golden Prime, 1; Virtue, 2; But- tercup, 3. Six ran. to MATCH-Off by consent, HINDLYS HUNTERS'-Pilot, 1; St Michael, 2; Sultan, 3. Five ran.' COVENTRY STARES-Pont Neaf, 1; Allegretto, 2; of Chisara S. Five tn. by, C1TY' WRLTRII-Pallas, 1; ...

... Bermingham, Rhine, 1; Michael Wolfe, 2; Martin 'Mahon, 3, Distance, 27 feet. Throwing 2flb W'eight-Michl Bermingham, 34 feet, 1; James W'olfe, 2. Hith Jump-Michael Bermingmam, 1; Jas 1'Miahon, 2. ieight, oft 8in. Stlanding High Jump - Michael Bermingham, 1; ...

... 1oogths, Beport and ?? trotting in, Derby DAy it lst throughout. d ORDER OF RuIrNNINo-THIS DAY, d Sweepstakes ,, ?? ?? 1 0 Kirwans ?? ?? ,, , 1 30 Y Narble Hill ?? ,, , 2 15 r Queen's Plate 2 45 lrainers' Plate 3 15 h Nursery Plate .. .. 4 0 It will be ...

... Mliohac) Oheardo~n, Xennedy P Ryan, SGeorge Listen, isoliottor; ?? (Jelies. Hon Scoretarios-3 3 Ant>inny, E~sq; -P: Whelan, Esq. Michael O'Sbengbneeav, Esq. Hon TreaearerThe stuster and Leister Banik. Handicapper ond ?? od the coMine-MiF. R M'iR wanei's. 93 lsephen's ...

... was in great form. Ladybird got home in front of Joy Bells in the Selliug Race; and did the fielders another good turn, The Kirwan Stakes were secured by a yesterday's winner-Cataract, who was favourite at 2 to 1. The interest was sufficiently great in ...

... Wynne) 1 Capt Joy's b f Earthquake, 2 yrs, 7st 71b (Mullally) ?? 2 Betting-6 to 4 on Earthquake, who was never in the The Kirwan Stakes of 7 sovs 100 sovs added; 3 sovs ft. Howth Post. One tuile anl a half on the Peel Course. Winners extra. The winner ...

... George F Tuohy. Mr J O'Neill Donnellon, Mr W C Burke, Mr 0G H Hearne, Mr R B Mahon, Mr R C Lynch, Mr W E Ruttledge, J P; Mr T F Kirwan, Mfr P J Costello, Mr A L Blake, M D; Mr J J Vahey, Mr J O'N Donnellon, jun; Dr Bernmingham. Treasurer-Ulster Bank. Hon S ...

... or DICTATOR. At present the Nnrsery and Stewards' Stakes appear at the mercy of PHOLosI5L;whilo FETsHAD looks ?? s ,the Kirwans. :S GORT STEEPLECHASES. a It is projected haivng a rood day'o sport in Gort on July S 2tith, end will be comprised of two ...

... Dragoon, and Queen of My Heart covered two miles steadily. ' Orton's Lady Kenneth, airm, The Goat, Tlii Kitten, Michael Angelo.St Michael colt, Solved, and.-Glen Isla colt came five furlongs sharpily. IXPORTANT SALE OF HORSES NEAR . LUCAN. The well-known ...

... proposed MrVJDunbara judge. Mr Hoyateadwas elected. Tbe following gentlemen were lected honorarT ?? E B Heily, editor Sport; tr B Kirwan, seb-editor;-.and C H Callanan. Spert;J LDanbar, Spf,-fs iwen; and iph Coote, Daily &zpress. Mr 3J NaglI announced that he ...

... hon sec, Mlessrs WV D Cleary, and L GOKeena, Mullingar,with whom all entries formally close to-morrow (Thursday)- SIr P B Kirwan, Sport, has been entrusted evith the handicapping and management of the meeting- CITY AND fSVIBURBAN HARaIEa'.-nx a cormmittee ...