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... Deacon, begonia, Sully-road. Fruit,Apples- 1, W. Deacon, Sully-road; 2, D. Morgan, Penarth 3, H. Stephens, Llandough. Blackberries—1, airs Richards, Sully-road; 2, w. Wales, Cogan. Best specimen of any fruit not included in the above—J. Davies, Llandough ...
... Ink and Gammer gelding the last pair. Bolero was boucht in for 210gs, and Alert filly sold to Mr Swan for 24gs. 2.30-The BLACKBERRY MAIDEN (at entry) TWO. Y EAR-OLD PLATE of 2103 winners extra. Six furlongs. Mr Manton's Carrington, 9i!t 71b 1 Sir J. Duke's ...
... Herbalist was sold to Alr J. Usher for 105gs, and Concrete to Mr F. Horc for 22gs. Robert Dow was claimed by Mr A. Day. 4.0—Tiie BLACKBERRY MAIDEN (at entry) TWO YEAR OLD PLATE of £103; winners extra. Five furlongs.. „ f Lord Wolverton's Musley Chief, 9st .J. ...
... mile and a half. Mr Buchanan's Star-trap, oy 7st 61b Blake Mr Kelsall's Florence St John, Jy 7st Pierey 2 Mr Constables Blackberry, 6y 7st 21b ..F Osboiii- 3 Mr \VIjipp's Tommy Tittlemt uie, aged 9st 12ll» .'J Weldon 0 LordjFevershain s Prospective, 4y ...
... they ran to the distance, where King's Own drew out and won by three lengths a. neck separated second and third. 4.30—The BLACKBERRY MAIDEN (at entry) TWO YEAR OLD PLATE of winners extra, Five furJongs Major Westenra's Up Guards. 9st Madden 1 Mr E. Smith's ...
... Ethel Davie* 2, E. Williams. Best specimen plant—1, A. SePoy'; 2, It. Radford. Apples—1, W. Deacon: 2, Price3, K. Williams. Blackberries—1, Margaret A. Taylor 2. Rach Michaelson 3, 8. J. Hoopc r. Best specimen fruit—1, E. Williams (2 entries only). Kidney ...
... To- MORROW. Buckhurst Ilandicap-MORDA or HEATHER- WELL. Haxted Hand icip-ToEtEADOIL Sackville Welter Handicap—GOOD LAD. Blackberry Maiden Plate—CAERINGTON. Members' Plitte-COUNBURY or MBRRY oOOT. The Leicester Meeting commences to-morrow, when I shall ...
... es -R. Smith. Green gooseberries—Wm. Deacon. Black currants—R. Smith. Red currants—R. Smith. White currants —R. Smith. Blackberries—1, R. Sidford 2, E. Chappell. Division H. Cottagers. Vegetables. Kidney potatoes—I, C. Payne 2, E. Chappell; 3, R. Sidford ...
... Once More, Village Main, Pin Money, Sweden, Confulon, Horton, Lady Merry, Simonburn. Pink Flower, Mother's Help, Evelyn, Blackberry, Beaulieu II., Linton, Savona, Try Again filly, Demonian, Lady Wickham, Fault- finder, Capuciu, Whittlebury, 1A volta, Petros ...
... David. Gcoseberries-l, R. Smith 2, W. Deacon. Black ciirraiits-1, W. Deacon 2, R. Smith. Red and white currants-R. Smith. Blackberries—Jonah David. Best specimen of any fruit not included in tbe above- R. Smith. VEGETABLES.—Kidney potatoes-I, R. Berry 2 ...
... old,¡¡ and upwards penalties and allowances. One mile. Mr Cunningham's Margaret II, ly 7st 410 S Chandiey 1 Mr Coustabie's Blackberry, ky 9st 4ib W Usher 2 Winner trained by Hall. Middleham. Betting-EYens on Margaret n, who maje all the running, and won ...
... C. Coombes; 2, T. Matthews; 3, E. John. White currants-E. John. Ra.spberries-T. Ma.tthws. Any other variety—no entry. Blackberries (children)-I, A Spear; 2, E. Spear. Vegetables.-Collection-I, T. Spear; 2, E. Chappell; 3, C. Coombes. Potatoes (kidney)—1 ...