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... SP OR TING. r L&TEST CITY BETTING.-SATrURDAY. . NORTHAMPTONS'IRE STAKES. 7 to I nsst Winkltold (S ta I t) 12 to I - Besiia (t) 12 to I - raletnt (t) 3 l100 to 7 - LIttle Dotle (I) s l00 to 7 Spred the Plough (t 100 to 6) 100 to 5 - Shoreham (t and off) EARL SPENCER'S PLATE. 7 to I agot Post Horse Mt) 8 toI - Coal Black Rese (t) 9 to I La Victims (t) 10 to I - Flacrow 15 to I - Tem Buoke (t) , ...
... B3ETfLWG OF THE WEEK. AL'SLa MOorAr. - The provincial turf engagements at theVS&VS attdanlce, at the Corner, of moat of the sob- ,ited the atteD able to transcribe the following in eonnexion ,rirbers ' ntal business transacted*- wittothe jV,,WtCX 8 UHANDICAP-4 to 1 agst Veteran (taken) 6)00 TBo Two ThooSoLD GUnaAE STus. oh agstF-byNight(2tlt) 10 to 1 agst Polmoodie (12 to I 710 4 opfa ...
... . I TO THE EDITOR 01 T EE TIMES. Sir,-One day last spring I observed about 400 or 500 people crowded together in the corner of a field near Warwick. The spot was otherwise a quiet one, and few people were to be seen within half a mile. On inquiry this proved to be the interesting point in a steeple chase-that is to say, the most trying and dangerous leap for horse and man, where the risk ...
... I WARWICK SPRING MEETING. I TUERSD.AY.-AHandicapPlateof 5Osovs. T.Y.C. Mr. Barber'sSirRowlandiressclhaird, aged, 7st(J.Forster) 1 Count Batthyany's Rudstone, 5 yrs, Gst L3b.. (Qeinton) 2 Capt. Christie's Roving Betsy, 4 yrs, List 71b (Pritchard) 3 Lord Anglosey's a by Slane-Raillery, 3 yrs, 5st 71b (Fordham) 4 Mr. H. Lane's Humboldt, 5 yrs, 7Tt 121b ?? (Ashmnall) 5 Mr. Wilson's Plausible, 4 ...
... SPOBTING. TATTERSALL'S-MoNDAY.. The settlement of the accounts connected with the rn- cent events at Warwick and Salisbury ocsupied meat of I the efternoon. V(ry little time was given to betting. I For honoe minutce business was tolerably brisk on Earl Snencer's Plate, Flicrow at 10 to 1 bolding the T:osition of first favourite. Atthe cammencemer t600 to 25 wae betted sasinst Berezina, but at ...
... I TATTMRSALUS, THUB5DsY, The transactions were numerous, but for the most part unimportant. The principal movements may be briefly described. Coalblack Rose, on the strength of the support which she had received in the City in the course of the morning, at- tained a prominent position for Earl Spencer's Plate; 10 to 1 was taken about her; the investments were, however, only to sumsl sums. A ...
... I SPORTING INTELLIGENCE, PROGRAMME OF COVENTRY SPRING mEETING. M-ON DAY. -A Sweepstakes of 3 SDVS. each, with 20 added - twoyr old3, 7st 21b; three, Oct; four, l0st;fiveandupwards, l0st 81b; mares and gedlings allowed 31b; maidens, having started once, allowed Sib; twice, 51b; and thrice, 81b. The winner to be sold for £150, allowanices if entered to be sold for less. Half a mile. A Handicap ...
... | NORTHAXPTOIN AND PYTCHLEY HUNT Races. Stewards: The Marquis of Anglesey, the Earl Pomfret, and the Earl of Hopetoun. Judge: Mr. Clarke, Newmarket. Starter: Mr. W. H. Hibburd, Reading. Clerk of the Scales: Mr. Manning, Newmarket. Handicapper: Mr. R. Johnson, York. Clerk of the Course: Mr. T. Marshall. With the lapse in Turf matters, occasioned by the interregnum of Passion week, and which is ...
... SP OR TING. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-FtiDAY. TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES. 2 to I agst Fly-byrNight (t) 7 to 2 - Yellow Jack (O) 9 to I - Polncoodle (t) CITY AND SUBURBAN HANDICAP. 8 to I apgt BDer (t and offered) 10 to I - Fiehermtan (t) 16 to I - Aroto (t) NOITHAMPTONSHIIRE STAKES, 10 to I - Besika (t) 12 to I - Paletot (t) 12 to I - Challow Boy (t) CHESTER CUP. 14 to I anst Yellow Jaek ...
... PROGRAMME OF THE NOTTINGEHAX | Spring Meeting. Tuesday, March 4. The TRIAL STASEs of 6 Nova each, with 30 added; three year olds, 6st fib0 four, 8st Sib; live, 9st; six and aged, 9st sib; mares and geldings allowed 31b; mnaiden three year olds at the time of starling allowed Sib; four, Sib; five and upwards, 91b; winners of 200 sove at aoy one time to carry sib; twice, bib; thrice, l4ib extra; ...
... PE DEST RI AN ISM. Sporting at Sheffield. HYDE PAllE.-This rendezvous of sport was moderately attended on Ilooday last, when a half mile handicap for novices was contended for. The prizes were 5 for the first prize; 1 for the second; and lOs. for the third. The acceptances numbered twenty-seven, out of which number ocly two failed to put in an appearance. Lot 1: George Proctor (of Owlerton), ...
... _ a; _ _- 1 - . . . .. ,TERSALL'S, MIOHDAY.T There was but an extremely limited TATP c bere to-daY, and thus busines was by no means briek. Atten- atteldel h,,e immediately paid to the Lancashire events at Aintree. For seas~d HOat1oal0 Steeple Chase, Harry Lorrequer became a better tbe Graathan ern the previous Saturday in the City, 5 to 1 was taken fsontlt the close. The Seaman had a strong ...