... (D. Broaes- 'em rick) . .. ?? .. . ?? 0 I Mr J Wflsnison's bic Raport, 3 yrs, 7st 21b.-(F. Con- ?i Lord AHowth's b c Royal Arms, Syre, 7et. (Mullally)..0 ed-. Mr Splunner's coh c Lone Star, 3 yrs, Get S1b. (M. Nur- s ix B~lake's. ?? 71,(F.Wynne) ?? .al ...

... several changes in the Goodwood Stakes ?? Clt byHanlia, out of Lady Rurgerford, being freely supported at 10) to 12, while Cardigan, whose coming I have already predicted, is quoted at 9 to 1. which price has also been accepted ahout Cherie. White Rose ...

... Palmerston T na~ Bridlgewater Pollyglot Houghton Sirchedon Malabide IAstrologer Molly Cobroy 1Hour Glass Inquisition Necaneas. Cardigan Strasburg 'Entries for Trial, Staesru on Tueaday. Ralph ('2Q01.) jAzala(6001.) Lambtoir(2001.) Weatley (6001.) Volcan (2001 ...

... Howth's b f Evora Lord ]Howth's br f Glenaveenas Mr John's bl c Lord Charlemont (31b. rt i Long's b f Flag of Truce (31b D r i 1R Long's b c by Newcastle Ir Jobn Murphy's ch f by 8trathcotan (31b) Mr John Murphy's Madeline 3lb)(41b ex) Ir smith's br f Mies ...

... Set 31b (Cannon) ?? .. ,. 1 Cardigan,4yrs,7st(Constable) ?? ?? ,2, Birthright, 3 yrs. 6st 91b (Griffith) .. . . .. 3 Also ?? John, Bst 61b (John Osborne). Betting-5 to4 agst Falkirk,5 to 2 agstCardigan. 3to 1 agst Pretty John, 100 to 15 agst Birthright ...

... top of the hiU at Silken Thomas retired, and at the same time as Brambridge and Egyptian follosved suit. Bete s- Rouge, Royal Arms, and Hopeful then went to a, the trout, and in this order they entered the s straight. Bete Rouge seemingly had little diffi- ...

... nenry ?? 10 ?? of Croome ?? 8 10 Uarie ?? 100 ate ?? 810 Cardigan ?? 10 5 SELLING SWEEPSTAKE0. Sweet Lucy Edith Chalice f Nectar Contra Thirstoe HANDICAP. st lb Templar ?? 8 12 Copernicus John .8 41Observer 2 Laird 8 4 King William Hollywell ?? 8 4Redleaf ...

... Stately) T.ltyani). Betting-5 to 2 agst Call, Royal Arms, ard Hooton. Call made the running for a quarter of a mile, when Adelgiza joined him, Hooton and Mitrailleuse closing I at the bottom of the hill. Eoyal Arms appeared promi- nenit, and Aaelgiva soon retired ...

... Sweelpstakee of Ten 2guvs and the Selling Sweep- stakes ..1,l Soes did riot fill. llseirthkupsl II Maestro Napoltta REsvenge Cardigan A -bbotaford ~.Sedmti p olneag Trag e I' f fittle To it e emir na JAD0011r Cen queerr Lucy Sutton raegebet . Bougg Rose f ...

... Mr Herbert and Mrs Preston, Mtr and Mirs Ambrose More O'Ferrall, Mrs W Cravwshay Mr P M's 3ootyu, Mr NY Grattan a,,d Mrs Grattan, Capt * H1 r Grattan, Capt ?? Headley, General, Mirs, and the Slispeg Irwin, Capt St Leges, R MT, and Mrs St Leger; Capt Hutchinson ...

... battle for him. The latter was supposed to be a good horse' once this year, and if he is ever to make a mark tbis is his chance. John Day may do better here than he did over the Liverpool Cup course, but Blanton ahould find Talisman, Scamp, or Hopbloomn good ...

... the ardour of youth, got a very serious falL and was convoyed to his residence where he lies nnder surgical treatment, his arm being broken. mr. Eugene Shine, Seville Lodge, also had a raisadven- ture, his horse, a valuable animal, falling and breaking ...