... pigcon-abeotiax handicap, four birds each, Uoa. ol abot, fityarda* rme. Uu Monday and Tuesday. June *« and Hi, being time, horse racing athletic sports, Ac., take piece. ...

... ono Reginald Habor, and 1 have a copy before me dated 17G2. It purports “ Vol. XII., that 1750 may taken the date when horse racing was firrt summarised in book form. Tho book I am now quotin'* from has in tho fly-leaf the inscription in good band, “Newmarket ...

... Mr. (tertian's horse out of phu-e for the Metropolitan Plate May. In this country prior to lest Wednesday be baa only run twice, vis., but Spring in the Choydon Hurdle Race .carrying list 71b, won by Scamp, and in Military Hurdle Race, won Labyrinth, ...

... guineas: match horses, of grand action and fattb on, guineas upwards; horses for phaetons and light harness work, so to W> guineas; for London work and heavy draught purposes. to guineas; and carthorses of superior class. to guinea*. Saddle horses. 60 to 70 ...

... acceptance. Hi*., to the fund; distance, one mile and a half; final heats on second day. (Second Race.)—Tam Denar Stacks 100 aova: handicap, by given distance, for horses of all heights: to be drawn in bests; first snd second in each heat to trot in final; the ...

... HORSES STRUCK OUT OF THEIR December 24. 9 m., InquWtioo (dead), oat of all engagements. December 40, 9 a m . Agitator Alyth (riwrlingnl. out of all eugagemenU; yeMrllng oolt by Albert Victor out of Lola, out of nil engagement* in Lord Zetland name. At ...

... HORSES STRUCK OUT OF THEIR ENGAGEMENTS. April 8. »t 5.» a., oat Earl Speac.r * Rato, Nortluunptoa. „ . . . . April It. ft’-« ».m.. Come!;*, out of all oa*a««ae3t»; rat of Abbey Pbt«, Xottln«han» Af'.er p.—.. Macso. out ot Not- eaaazctueQta. April IS, ...

... 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 ...

... these two were the rare, and was always good odds mi favourite, who the race had fenced in capital Had • per been out of the way. Woodcock uoqa-stiouaNy would hawon easily enough. big race has seldom been won in such sty. not forgetting Scamp and Ingomar sauntered ...

... SPORTS, NEAR OXFORD. FOOT. POKY. GALLOWAY. Md HORSE RACES will Uk* ploo« on WHIT MONDAY.—For particnlan. •pply, THE SECRKTAHT the Sports. Ejrnshau. Uxoa. UnndUdls sent application. ...

... THE MILE RACE AT KTO9 COLLEGE. On Thursday and yesterday (Friday) the School and iur.ior Mile Races came oft on the Eton Wick rood, from Horse Shoes to Rente's Lai e. finishing near the Racquet Court. The entries were good, and there was a large attendance ...

... does follow some system. tree in and in (rum same race, and does not cross them with U ...