... Lute years been developed to such an extent throughout the country that coursing meetings are nowadays as plentiful as blackberries in September, which to a great extent accounts for the slender entries we so often see. Cardingtort, like many others, ...

... outset, be failed uumistakably to do, that afterwards offers of 104141 to 3 against him for the Derby were plentiful as blackberries, and he utayat (once be wiped off the elate for that event. .ail the opponents of Colonel Pearaton'a filly had suffered ...

... visitors to the stand was considerably larger, and the bookmakers, having finished at Hampton on Thursday, were plentiful as blackberries, and speculation throughout the afternoon was of the most animated kind. 'rho opening event was the Stand Plate, during ...

... neglected. The true Gordon setter blood is extremely scarce, and the black and tan dogs aeon iu England as plentiful as blackberries, and called Gordon setters, must not be looked on as such, for the reason only that they are black and tan. Many of them ...

... Mr Waters ns Titania beat Mr Maltby Mildew Mr Itionaey in Bluebell Mr J. (lough na Alice Hawthorne Mr C. Phillip Blackberry Mr Holdisborough na Flirt Mr Water nowt Slasher Mr tloldsburough ne Fly Mr Maltby WI What Sable beat Lord ...

... ponies that will stand aeross gateways and kick, and Pak in running away at the word, hold hard. aro also as pleutiful blackberries. Nor is the aristocratic element wanting in the lateablage, as ladies, on whom the previous night's hall had nut in told ...