... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... DOWNHAM RACES. Stewards: W.Bagge, Esq., and T. L. Peed. Esq, Judge: Mr. J. Perron. Clerk Course: Mr, B. H. Calvcr, WEDNESDAY July 30.— The West Norfolk Handicap of 20 sovs, added to a sweepstakes of 5 sovs each 3 ft, and ono if declared; about two miles ...

... tho Ploagh—tho only horse that ever beat West Australian, which feat he accomplished in the Criterion Stakes, at Newmai'ket, in 1852. old horse, as might be supposed, was outpaced, and will, in all probability, have finished his racing career, inasmuch was ...

... CANTERBURY RACES. Stewards: The Earl Uxbridgo, the Viscount Vincent, H. Butlor-Johostono, Sir wood, Bart., Colonel ilagart, C.8., and Major Uitfksoa, Judge Mr. J. VerraU. Clerk the Ckuirsb: Mr fc Howard* v.a. * These races were held yesterday (iTuosday) ...

... same day the commencement of Eghara and Lichfield races. Bob I’rottlo having booth at the latter race-course, and most of the metropolitan ringgoers consequence having wish not to miss the or tho races. negocialion was at length left to tho heads of the ...

... termination few unprincipled men rushed toward* judge’s box, and attempted intimidate that rmn«w»«wjr to give the race to the second horse, but he was artß* Mia received tho congratulations of the upright jetton « company present. Appended will fonnd full ...

... SHELTON’S GUIDE of this day contains his Selections for the Ebor Handicap and all races at York August Mooting, St. Loger, important Training Reports, Ac. Thirteen stamps, 44, Vino-stroot, Manchester; or of the following agents in London, Is.; —Mr. Harris ...

... lb; if iKH), 1411) • if for 21lb; if f*>r £4U, tbo winner to sold auction immediately after tho race, and the surplus, if #nv' to go to tho Tumi; throo horses, the properly ol dif forcut persons; to start, 30 sovs will not given; ■oven furlongs, straight ...

... private circulation only. E WMARKET RACING CIRCULAU Xl TUIB WEEK'S NUMBER GRATIS. Contents:—The probable Winner Leecr (an ont•ider long odds); likewise for Cesarewitch and (Jambridgeshire—a good thing (one horse for each race). Keports from Training Onartern ...

... grand intorpk tlonal race of Paris, has boon c irriod out with a vigour that commanded success. shall bo exceedingly curious 0 know tho direct tendency of this now continental iustiU » which from tho conspicuous part our best horses uro*' I lined to play ...

... price Id., post free two stamps. STAPLETON’S CITY of LONDON HORSE and carriage repository. Ready Sale at Good Prices will be found for every description of Horse. Carriage, and Harness. 100 Horses, New and Second-hand Carnages, Ac., always on Sale. Commission ...