... Newton *5 Flight.— This horse was struck out of the Derby last night at 11.15 p.m. „ , . Mb. J. B. Jones's g Cabin Boy has renamed • was struck out of the Chester Cup at fun., ¥«f*colt King Tom. out OiraSe.l yrs, has been came.! Races will take place Tuesday ...

... All the racing and steeple chasing the past year, Great Britain. Ireland, and Continent, carefully indeed: nominations for I*3l and also >”dexed : stock, arranged according to dates : alphabetical list jockeys and trainers; laws betting, racing, Ac., and ...

... RACING IN BELGIUM. SPA STEEPLE CHASES. MONDAY. Sbftbmrbr 19.— Grand CuAaa fHandicap) of £476; the second received £6O. the third saved his stoke; 3 miles 1 fur.; eighteen fences. _ Count Harry, aged, lOst A. Cassidy Count Esterhazy’s Longrange, aged. ...

... backers. Through the two mtlliag races, the Uace-ftuul gained more than £3jo, Mr. Baker’s Rest winning ano event and Lord Portsmouth's Vengeance, out of Velluda, the other, both of whish races brought oat tho whole of the horses entered. For Berkshire Stakes ...

... o’clock, tho formidable day’s racing was not appointed to commence till two o’clock, at least au hour too late for bill fare with eight races. Unavoidable doiaj-s prolonged the sport, and it was not until six o’clock that the race was decided. Six out the ...

... son’s bay list (Owner 1 , boating Scotland Yet. list Mb. A race for the property of Cheshire fanuera was won bv Mr. Vixen, !6et (.Owner . beating two others. silver ' have l>eeu added had four horses started. P ir ' l rots, Ac., was wou easily Mr. John Milling's ...

... ASCOT RACES. TUESDAY, JrsK 7.—Weights lor the Ascot Stakes 25 - ov- each. I ft, aii«i only if declared by Tuesday, May 31, with -‘A* addwt; two miles and half. subs. st a» i age ft., age st ft. LionC'S 4 Tourist 4 7 j Lady Hylda 3 Strode!la Canary ...

... sex), the racing was without interest, and the Holds il. ihc first event card was the Prix Principal, ■ brought out only three runners, (Guillaume Taeiturno ~ made favourite evens, ileatrix, however, with an of 30for the year, had the race to hoi-Keif ...

... the straight, '’anfreluche ran out, aud was never afterwards in the race. Mrs, Somerville then took the lead, followed Lady Hylda. Aurelian joining thorn halfway up straight, and fine race ensued from tho commencement of tho enclosure,, Lady Hylda winning ...

... IPSWICH RACES. Stewards: The Earl of Stamford, Lord Rendlesham. Sir Fitzroy Kellv M P.. Andrew Arcedcekne. Esq.. H. Savile, Esq.. Myles L. Pormby, Esq. Secretary to the Race Committee : W. Spalding Ipswich. Starter: M. Starling. Newmarket. Judge and Clerk ...

... GOODWOOD RACES. St- wards : The Earl of Strafford and Sir P. Johnstone. Bart. Secretaries: Messrs. Wtatherby. Judge: Mr. J. F. Clark. Starter: Mr. M'George. Clerk of the Scales: Mr. J. Manning. meeting throughout the entire season is more popular the ...

... RACING IN FRANCE PARIS SPRING MEETING. (CONCLUDED.) SUNDAY April 24.-Prix Boclognk of 3000f., for three year elds and upwards ; weight for age; entrance, lOOf.; the winner to claimed for 7.U00C.; 2 miles. , „ » . Due Monies Barberousse, by Cossack-Flammeche ...