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... getting in front within a couple of lengths of home, beat M. Toissciro’s horse neck. Comme-ga bail third, and Baccarat fourth. The Prix Principal of sovs, third-class, for horses which have never won tirst or second class prize; entry, sovs, it .; one ...
... HEREFORD RACES. JuJ-e ami llaadicapper: Mr. U. York. Clerk of the Course; Mr. W. Davies. These races commenced ou Wednesday under the most favourable auspices. The weather was exceedingly line, the •company the largest that has been witnessed the same ...
... HEW EADNOR RACES. tewards: Captain Bvavan ami U. Holden. Esq. Starter and Clerk the Course : Mr. Herbert Morga'u. After lapse over twenty-one years, the borough of New Radnor, under excellent auspices, revived their races on week, on Wimble, a tine mountain ...
... formidable on coming into the straight, tiring to nothing at tho finish. The Hurdle Race, with which the proceedings were wound up, fell to Altro, after the semblance of race with Skipjack. The latter showed the white feather the moment the pinch came, and ...
... publication of the weights t» carry 7ft extra ; any number horses the property of the same owner, may run for this plate ; aoout miles. Closed with There j aISQ he a pjHjg gact, day for local horses. The Bromley and Bickley SUtions are about ten minutes’ ...
... noir propared to send the Horse feels certain cannot lose the Cesarcw iten. —Address, V. Marks, Post-office. Newmarket. I TC H. TKY STAMEORDS I J CKRTAINTTf AT FORTY TO ONE. YO PAY Tli.t, MON notsend me anything until after the Race, but directed en BAOK ...
... sent the Winner of every Race Y* at Newsrarket, including first and seectid for Oesarewitch, tituliatcur lor (’learwcll. Tho Cambridgesliire certainly. -3u. Vine-street, Manchester. . . ■\TOTICJC.—W. SHE and C. MADDER, Racing Oooiaibsioa Agents.-For List ...
... Birmingham. rnHR CAMBRIDGESHIRE.—HARKFORWARDS I SELECTION for this Race will appear in THE ECLIPSE OF MONDAY NEXT. A single copy for . THE MONDAY next will contain Full Rr-ports Lincoln and Kelso Races, Harkrorffard’H M-ntw and of Newmarket Hourtton Trainiiu: ...
... Second Race.—The Volunteer Stakes, value £IU; second horse. £l. Third Race — The Innkeepers' Handicap, value £5; second to save his stake. Fourth Race —The Sccrrt Stakes, value £3 ; catch-weight. For the Hunite and Volunteer Stakes, each ...
... October Meeting, after the races. The following notices of motion have been given Count llatthyany—l. That the power of the starter to take the horses behind the starting-post shall defined to prevent his making the horses run greater distance than that ...
... then run three public races), none but very green writer could call her a bad mare, even on public form. But after being beaten by Thalestris, Lady Abbess won the race in which beat Dolphin and Merry Hart even weights. With this race she finished her tw ...
... did not run Hambletonian at even weights —he was in receipt of 31b. Old racing-men who know Hambletoniau well, used describe him to me a lazy, lurching horse, who would make a race with a donkey, but who always kept something in himself for the last; if ...