... AN EATRAOR ACC D Ad RACING An accident of a most extraordinary 50 dots which might have been attended with most consequences, occurred at Southwell Races on day. Ataturn in the course five horses I the first race of the day suddenly dis aad seems that ...

... A ACCIDENT AT DUNSTALL holiday makers who witnessed the at Dunstell Park, on Monday, of the course st aod at the took poe- to the straight on the was blocked race, the Steeplechase, both Sylvia, who was took the a men and Spider, to force bis way thi ...

... at such inthe rear of Day. With figures it was not likely that there would be on Saturday, as the position of each any racing accident, was aseured. For the first hour after the men were started on Saturday both Mason and Little- wood travelled slowly, ...

... I know what is said about breed- ing fine animals; about differentiating between the ess-nee and the people who turn racing accident, and about thoze wicked into an occasion for gamp. ing. I have heard ail these pleas. They are ail nonsense, We want free ...

... THE SHEFFIELD DAILY TELEGRAPH, MONDAY. MARCH 9. 1863. THE LATE FATAL ACCIDENT RACING FIXTURES FOR MARCH, ’verpool Spring ,10 | Northami -tn 24 ON THE SOUTH YORKSHIRE RAILWAY. . Shrewsbury Spring ~ 12 Croxton Park 27 Doncaster Spring . 16 Cardiff ...

... MATHIOLI Won by a distance. RACING IN AUSTRALIA. MELBOURNE, Tuesday. The ie result of Melbourne Cup Race, rum to day-— Mr. H. Fower’s DERRIWEE ...

... CHESTERFIELD RACES. Stewards.—The Chesterfield Race Committee. Clerk the Course a'd Scale, Mr. W. Herring. Judge, Mr. S. W. M.R.C.V.S. Starter, Mr. W. WRAoa. Secretary, Mr. W. C. Cook. Treasurer, Mr. li.. Holmes. lhese old-established races commenced yesterday ...

... Mr + jon, oer ¢ VINGDEAN SELLING HANDICAP 8 5072 HURDLE RACE of 75 sovs; to be sold for 50 Two wiles, over BU RGESS HILL HUNTERS’ HURDLE of @ winners extra; borves that have run under the of Racing aliowed Jib. Two miles, Mr 612 0 Mr W, G. Sweet May Mr ...

... serious Accident to Mb. RtusroN ::■'' : gentleman, so well known i„ racing ciroie^, ■'-'■ ?? \ severe accident on Weduesday nielli by 'lipp'»l j the*3tep9 of his staircase at his lodgings io iV«H* , ?? J after his return from me Balh races, by which ...

... of the rain, and positively too dangerous to race on. At the time of writing the date of the postponed race had not been decided upon. The next race .n connection with the Sharrow Club is the veteran's race, at Bramall lane, on Tuesday, July 25th. Mr. ...

... killing five persons and injuring several others. Tho steamer wa3 racing. THE RAILWAY ACCIDENT IN MEXICO. TUEDTER'S TELEGRAM.] New York, Wednesday. Further details of the Mexican railway accident state that besides the officers and men killed, '61 womeu, wives ...

... THE ACCIDENT AT RACES. DEATH OF SENSIER. W. flflinfr, the well-known rnw-roimtry pidff, who was very badly injured through the fall of Topthorn in fr> Punch Bowl Selling Huddle Race at Plumpton on Saturday, ditd a» the Victoria Hospital, Lewes, early ...