... ninely entries only thirty competitors started. Tho conditions the race wore follows j-1. That the race bo open to amateurs only, who have novor swum for money. , .. _ . . , . . 2 That thu race take place in the Thames, sis o clock p.M.-onFriday, July 23. ...

... preference big horses, with perfection vf symmetry and excellence of action, over little horses, although well aware that many of tho latter have won Derby and beaten much taller animals in the race; bnt I have no doubt that tho big horses have been devoid ...

... THE RACING INDICATOR.—This old-established Turf C ...

... Bst. lb; the winnerofa stake value sovs to carry extra for every such winning : no horse to carry more than extra ; if twenty subscribers the owner of the second horse to receive sovs out of the stakes ; to run two years old, three-quarters of a mile; ...

... CLBWEtt COURT (WINDSOR) RACES. Stewards: Captain Hon. O. Hill, Rojal Horse Guards; Captain Lord Garltes, Royal Horse Guards ; G. SV.P. Woodroffo. Lsq., Koyjd Horse Guards ; Lord Adair, Ist Life Guards. Starter, and Clerk o ...

... course, the cannoning in the race among a large field of horses—and if to this wo add tho noise, excitement, and risks, it requires horse of great nerve, energy, and power to win it; and if fluko does take place, ami a moderate horse win it, such nowadays is ...

... Consolation Scramble Stakes (Handicap) of sots each, with added, for beaten horses; the winner pay towards expenses; half a mile. . . . To name the Clerk of the Course after the race for Her Majesty’s Plate ; weights to be published immediately afterwards ...

... OF WGYMOTJTH RACES. Stewards: Viscount Grey de Wilton, M.P.; Sir Edward B. Baker, Bart.; Robert Brooks. Esq.. M.P.; Captain the lion. L. 8. Dawson Damer, M.P.; Bishop. Esq.: and Charles Uambro, Esq. Clerk oi theCour.se: Air. T. Marshall, Northampton. ...

... SALE OF BARON BARITS HORSES. The racing stud of Baron Daru was sold in Paris last week the total amount realised for the twenty-eight lots being G1,50j francs (£2,4 A)). The following were the prices and purchasers : s. Taillehourg. yrs ..(M. Vaillant) ...

... Northampton stakes, spencer’s plate. —YOUATT W. GRAY names one horse for each Race, both at 2U to 1. Winning is a certainty. Lay against Lioness, Sheridan, Union .Tack, and others named in Circular of this day. Lay against Cambuscan for the Two Thousand ...

... Clerk ot the Course by Are o'clock each, with , porse added, for the beaten horses in the Guards' Cup ; the second in that race. 51 llXnimo'to' the Clerk ot Course before the last race T uosday. RAILWAY ARRANGEMENTS. A regular train leaves Euston-squaro Station ...

... St. Legsr. At 11 a.m., all Mr. Ten Brooch's horses oat of age-for-weigbt races closed to date, Doncaster. At 12.36 p.m., Birdflnder, out of Portland Plate, Doncaster. At 4.10 p.m., all Mr. Hodgman's horses, out of St. Legor. After 6 p.m., Lord Elthani ...