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... i S POR'1'TING INVLLIAGENCE. I THE TURF. fbe W~arwicir Spring Meeting is passing off in that ,uioet way which is its characteristic. Mr Samuel ?? 0.0., provitled the entertainment, such as it is1. anid Mr Jaire$ Merry, ?? supplied the sensa. ti vsal element in the shape ofawak over, by Suns iight,. fur the Tr1iatl Stakes. It may be urged that.1 explanat is nothn sesational in a walk over, but ...

... | SPORTINci INTELJIGENCEUI. I THE TURF. Some weeks since, on the publication of the accept- ances for the Grand National, I wrote, the folloing are nicely weighted-the Dootor list 71b, she Lamb list 71b, Q.C. 10st 101b, Costa ?? 61b, and Surney 10st 41b, and from this lot I think the winner will spring. Although the Lamb has since given way to Cristal, and Costa to the Colonel, and with the ...

... SPURTING IN'T'ELLIGENCE' [ who: THE TURF. stay The latest; contribution to Turf literature is a letter ,Mr ?? Rouis, onBetting. The writer dates seotu- the decline of the racehorse from last year ;'asserts each that this year it has fallen 40 per cent, in value, and ohild goes on to predict the partial ruin. of breeders. As for ,at at the ?? of doing away with betting, the gallant Child Adia ...

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