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... tho denunciators of tho national sport would have rejoiced. Betting would havo boon stigmatised as tho devil’s game, and horse-racing as the chosen instrument Hell. But It could not shown that either of those wretched men were addicted to tho Tnrf and its ...
... this branch of liorse racing to suggest few alterations which would tend to their offloiency, and would assist the stewards in the event of the usual disputes. lie law- ' mak«s coinmenco by slating that tho roles conceruing horse racing general apply all ...
... THE RACE, horses were weighed out with little despatch possible and saddled and paraded in the enclosure, where thevattracted considerable attention amontr their respective backers It was upwards of Htteen minutes after the appointed time—three o'clock—beloro ...
... All Mr. Fleming’s horses in training, including Nemesis, Magnum Bonum, .fcc., Ac., will be sold auction at Newmarket during the ensuing Second October Meeting. The DiJiVUTKD Rack Worthing.— Admiral Rous, to whom the disputed race for the Railway Plate ...
... Brown, Shirt Maker and Outfitter, 38, Cheapside, London, E.C. The racing season.—race and FIELD GLASSES, with all the latest improvements, at MURRAY and HEATH'S. 43, Piccadilly, W. RACE AND FIELD GLASSES.—A great improvement has been made in the construction ...
... CITY oi‘ LONDON HOIISE CV AND CARRIAGE REPOSITORY. Ready Sale Good Prices will found for every description of Horse, Carriage, and Harness. Horses, Now Second-hand Carriages, £c., always on Sale. Commission Daily. Public Auction every Thursday, twelve precisely ...
... complaint against Nigh'.ingall for pressing Knuston over the cords. The stewards, however, awarded the race to Harriett Watts. Pubse (a hurdle race), for horses all ages and denominations; list 71b each; selling allowances; two miles, over six bights of hurdles ...
... element should too early encroach, and convert the horses into marine animals, is certainly pursuing sport under diniculties; while gallop upon slushy sand is a mode ofjgoing any thing but pleasant to *‘ the horse and his rider. The first event of tl4eday, ...
... FIRST RACE. A Handicap Hitrdlk Race of 5 sovs each, 1 ft. with 25 sovs added; the' winner any hurdle race or steeple chase after December 16, at ten a.m., 7lb extra; second to sate his stake; about two miles. SECOND RACE. The Trial Handicap of 3 sovs ...
... entirely rested with the jockeys in the race, many of whom persistently refused to join their The majority of tho horses could not move—literally speakin„ in the soft ground, and tho winner (Mousetrap) had his horses beaten a long way from home. His noble ...
... know when horses are intended for » race. Sporting Life/’ wherein he told his patrons that Fitz-Er.i and Cape (Nos. and were certain to placed. Independent of this, Harry sent eleven other winners. He never advises unless he knows the horses are Intended ...
... where tho great handicaps are constantly won by horses carrying lOst, and lOst 71b. Look back oven to your own racing annals some twenty-fire years siuce, when six stone was the minimum wqight; and such horses as Glaucus, Rockingham, Hornsea, Ac., could run ...