... (car 7st 51b) G Barrett 0 | Mr T Jenning-i's, jun April Fool, 4y fist lib (all 51b) Peake 0 hhibelaiii. 3 to 1 agst Southiil. 6 to 1 agst Cissy, 100 to 12 as;st Lyddie-ton, and 10 I to 8 agsr, April Fool. outbid lind, the running from Lyddington and Whi- ...

... the race, which was for three-year-olds bred in Italy, was as follows :—San Salva Stud's Rosenberg,l; Prince Potenziani's April Fool, 2; Count Tenon's/ Mandolino, 3. Pavo says :— The perishable nature of horseflesh was never made more Strikingly manifest ...

... race, which was for three-year-olds bred in Italy; was as follows :—San Salva Stud's Rosenberg, I ; Prince Potenziani's April Fool, 2; Count Tallon's Mandolin°, 3. Pavo says :-- The perishable nature of horseflesh was never made more strikingly manifest ...

... tie stand side, stud April Fool trod 0-loriatmirv next,, until a -quarter of a nsihe. from hiore, when St. Pierre. Glor'ia' tioss, arid Ealtelet ware beaten. Alarm wass risen passed by Tiara, and thse pair came on from April Fool to the diistnceo whecre ...

... race, which was for three-year-olds bred in Italy, was as follows :— . -San Salve Stud's Rosenberg, 1; Prince Potenziam's April Fool, 2; Count Tallon's Mandolin°, 3. Pavo says :— The perishable nature of horseflesh was never made more strikingly manifest ...

... next. At the half distance Harlow drew to the front, and won by four lengths, Rosalie was moderate third, Arg, fourth, April Fool next, and Edlington last. 1 30 A MILE SELLING PLATE of 100 L-uineas wmght for age the winner to be sold for isOO sovs. One ...

... race, which -was for three-year-olds bred in Italy, was as follows :—San Salva Stud's Rosenberg, 1; Prince Potenziani's April Fool, 2; Count Tallon's Mandolin°, 3. Pam says :— The perishable nature of horseflesh was never made more strikingly manifest ...

... together with the fresh scones and coffee. Aran FooL's is not often a great coat rs stoles in the city, but on Thursday, April Fool's Day. Mr. D. Ll. Griffiths, of Denbigh, was engaged unloading some furniture at a house near the Railway lnn. He placed ...

... mamma, I thot it mu; a 1 dollar bill ; I hope that tramp will bring it back when he Suds what's in it. I gust did it to April fool The hull family looked blank—mamma groaned. She said, 0, dear! Gant then the bell rang an Betty brought Papa a bill from ...

... 100 to 12 agst Maxim, 10 to 1 agst Lai Brough, and 100 to 8 each agst Maiden Belle, True Blue 11, and April Fool. After several breaks away, April Fool, In the centre, jumped off 'n front and made the running from Maxim, Shillelagh, and Sea Song then followe ...

... of the stakes. Bietby Stakes Cour.-e (6 furlongs). Mr Cotnbe's Maxim, ly bib fear 7;;t 71b) Warne 1 Mr T Jennings's, jun, April Fool, 4y 6st 31b .i'eake 2 Mr Warren's Shillelagh, 3y 8st lib (car fcist 21b) Robinson 3 Lord Dudley's Monsieur do Paris,6y 3-t ...

... Torchlight, Kingwood, Euxine colt, Gannet, Mellifont, Bird of Freedom, Maize, Tyrone, Doubloon, St. Vincent, Princess Victoria, April Fool, and Laceman. Expected—Amicia, ltame- cock, and several hordes in the morning. WEIGHTS FOR TUE INUILSERY. -About five furlongs ...