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... oriler, and the racing very ialr, oonsidering the class of horses which ran. The South flams Handicap -1 sots, for horses belonging to gentlemen or farmers the neighbourhood, was won Mr. Bond's Pam, list wuting four others. The Hurdle Race was won easily ...
... 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. ...
... 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 ...
... Norma, who was never after headed, and won a good race a bead. Tho Buaafort Cup produced field of six, which, from the first appearance «l the weights, looked cerlainty for th« Danebury etable. The race wan nev(> u doubt, TenerifTe, pulling double all ...
... AND EXETER RACES. (CONCLUDED.) fiteward*: Lord Vivian. Count and W. Barnes. Esq. Mr. Clark, Newmarket. Secretary: Mr. John Clench, Exeter. Clerk the Course Starter: Mr. T. Marshall. Northampton. Devonshire hold' but a poor rank the racing calendar, and ...
... 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 ...
... of the horses started before the flag fell, and ran the course, Fanny Seaton finishing first, Princess second, and Triumpher third. When the flag fell to the real start, the three placed wont away, lay in front throughout, and, after a good race, Corinthian ...
... OF WALES'S OLYMPIA AND RACE- GROUNDS, BOW. The stavts tor Mr. Dnlley's (of Greenwich) Handicaps Saturday next.—lso Yards—lluxtable, scratch; Jones, lo; Churchill, 2; J. Sullivan, Dig by, 17; Carpenter, J. Sullivan, 10; Duce, Richardson, ib; Ambrose, ...
... sold auction, and the surplus (if any) to go to the fund four ts s-urt. or uo race ; entrance. ; one mile and a half. Firm Kao*.—Tub Bbaten Horses’ Race, for all beaten horses at thi., meeting ; three year olds, lost; four, list 4ft ; five, list 12ft ; ...
... others. One-fourth the odds 1.2. 3. Coamissions executed on all Races up to and including the morni n of the Race. Doable and Treble Events laid on all R-ices—different horseano two races to take place on * day. and if in the same stable only half the ...
... BETTING—FRIDAY. Although the Doncaster Cup created some spirited betting between the three horses placed fur that event, the two great autumn handicaps were not overlooked, especially the Cesarewitch, for which several animals were in force at our quotations ...
... following horses have been paid Foreman of the Jury, Over the Sea (osovs), Corkscrew, Ladbroke Lass, and Portland. Market Rasen Races are fixed to come off on Monday, October 3. The programme includes sweepstakes of 1 sov each, with added, a hurdle race of similar ...