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... CATTEEICK BHIDBE RACES. Clerk of tbs Course and Stakeholder: Mr. Tbomav Cravga. Jodrs, Clerk the Sosles, ana Handicap per; Mr. W. J. Ford. Starter: Mr. John Ridley. From the entries which bed been received, a the number horses under orders for this old-fssh ...
... card drew very fair attendance. The race waa won by Revigny (by Orphelin), in Harry Jenaings's stable, which famished the first three in the race, thongh each ran in sepa-ate interests. Planner's stable took the race for fillies with Little Agnes, by Sannterer ...
... BROMLEY RACES.—Disappointment having been experienced formerly owners and trainers of horses, Mr. PAWLEY, the proprietor of the Course, has had a dozen extra boxes and stalls fitted up the Farm. Hay, straw, and box, 10s. each for servants at the cottage ...
... PONTEFRACT AND CAMBRIDGESHIRE MEETINGS. Kingsclere racing circular DISCRETIONARY INVESTMENTS. The only recognised method by which backers of horses can win large sums all the principal meetings. ” We have received a cony of Messrs. BaUiee and Walter's ...
... RIGHT AGAIN —Two Thousand, Chester Cup, and Derby horses are real clinkers, kept ezuressly for these races. I won hundreds for my subscriber* last year. Now your time to stand on velvet. -Advice, six stamps and stamped directed envelope to FRED. NYE, ...
... The horse they are advising for the Great Yorkshire Handicap has already declined three important engagements, being in special reserve for this race, and the horse selected for the St Leger they are confident will beat Kingcraft and win; no horse could ...
... CROXTON PARK RACES- Stewards ;Dnk* of Batland. Bart ei Waton. Poresur. and Lord Oeorg; Judge sui llaudicarpsr Mr. R. Johnson. Starter: Tim presftoe usually attaching to ibis meeting waatoa great extent shorn of Ivnllmnry through the death U a near reUtire ...
... RACING NOTES AND ANTICIPA\ TIONS. Jan nary has arrived, and the nominations the first Tuesday is the year will soon placed before an expectant public. The weather tones eo fine and open that it diffeolt to realise the fact that, according to dates, we ...
... '‘ground that horse-racing led to betting and gambling, “against which the House should set its face.’* Now, Chose who have the slightest acquaintance with the Turf ar§ aware that there is less betting on Queen’s Plates than any other class of race, and in ...
... resuscitation in the market he should have again declined in favour, but as the race was run. his early supporters were within an ace of having good cause for jubilee. The race described in its proper place, and it will be sufficient generalisation to say ...
... MILITARY BOAT RACE Saturday last (Min* ei*tat-oared race bet n the fnd battnlion Grenadier Guards and the Royal Horae Guard* took at Windsor. The afternoon was fine, and there was very laoro rathorin* of spectators on both sides of the river, but the ...
... HORSES STRUCK OUT OF THEIR ENGAGEMENTS. March 2.'>, at tf a.ra.. Una, out of St. Albans engagements Sulphur, out of City and Suburban Handicap. March •»«. at !♦ a.ra., Veda and Rho. out of Bromley engagements ; all M. Schickler’a horse?, out of City and ...