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... and develop the instincts of our most disinterested and taithtul companions, the horse surd the dog. England’s greatest poets have paid the highest honours to the canine race. Pope, Scott, and Btbon have been their special eulogists, claiming for their ...
... defendant to man the name turned out, was but his own confederate, and the duced defendant to back certain horses for the it • Each kept a list of the horses and the bets. Alter Mr. Bay ley found that his list contained hah' winner, while those of Tucker and ...
... 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; ...
... Coo.l' Doncaster Caps in lst*4 -!b o-' wo or move those prizes. UWb extra ; horses • , er wo”, anv country iboi the value sovs. or • : -dill - their own Makes, second horse. »• 'i-*, V prt'por-.nni-: - three year olds ‘i.k , x l ORAM. -Uk. the Old Course ...
... cxecato Commusions (by letter only) on all Races, Ac, stamps taken for amounts under 10s. Price-lists of the principal races published daily. Place-betting and Double Events, ine starting price on small races and jockeys’ mounts. Post-omce Orders payable ...
... with added, tor year ©UN anti upwards ; the winner any race after the publication the weights matches excepted, to carry jib or of two or more races. Iolb extra. sovs. which must paid for each horse the time of nomraaUon. to go tothe mud ; mile. The weights ...
... climate can produce. November in Old England, when the racing season is ended, and horses and jockeya are looking forward to winter spell, and November in Victoria, when we are getting our horses flt, and our trainers are specu- Latmg’ou then- chances ...
... of the Derby to cairy l.ro . Vecowl that race, or the winner of the Oak? or guineas Stakes, extra; to run. after Oaks, and hn»s ravin? started in that race without being placed allowed 3® , last verier any race at Kpsom. only half the public *oo«!r will ...
... be charged the Racehorse Duty for such race, provided they are chanted the Assessed Tax Duty, as riding horses; but if the same horses rue for more open prizes they must pay the Racehorse Duty. Persons buying horses which have already run within the year ...
... any handicap after the publication the weights I 7ft extra ; any number of horses the property the same owner hi- confederate may start for this race: ten subscribers, or no race, Bile. c j j uameas for the Grand National. THURSDAY, March P. Tub Croxteth ...
... . How to Roi'ou Horses.—Mr. Bed well, of Manchester, says there is much better way of preventing horses from falling in a frost than cither roughing or putting frost-nails in. and it is this—when the frost begins, you have your horses’ shoes made with ...
... of horses the weight-for age races 1800. -*■ Bailt’s Guidk.”—The winter of this guide the Turf just published. Its contents embrace the nominations for ; entries for the great stakes of 1800, all indexed, with the horses’ pedigrees; all the racing and ...