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... each ; those who have never ridden a winner, allowed 51b. About three miles. yrs. | yrs. | yr3. Ellesniere a I Isabella 5 | Blackberry a El Cacique a I Syren 5 j Acceptance 6 Empress 6 1 Dornago 5 I Invention & Rainier a | Psyche a| ADDITIONAL ARRIVALS. C'iristmr ...
... M'.uiiiey's Empress, Oyrs, list 71b Mr. C. I'ayne 0 Mr. A. Fletcher's Banker, a^ed, 12st 2lb Mr. M'Neill 0 Mr. Holden's Blackberry, aged, 12st 71b . .- Owner 0 Lord Harrington's Acceptance, C yrs. 12st 71h . . Captain Barry 0 Betting— 2 to 1 agst Isabella ...
... season. The writer inquires why bullfinches do not begin the buds in autumn or early winter. The answer is tht* seeds of the blackberry or raspberry are then plentiful, and. the minute germ is all they eat • and it is tho same with the fruit buds.it is only ...
... 15.1. 4. LIMERICK, a Brown Mare. 15.0 J. 5. HAILSTORM, a Brown Oelding. 15.2. fi. CROCUS, a Chestnut Oelding. 15.1. 7. BLACKBERRY, a Black Gelding. 15.2. ?? ?? 8. TH?: UNEXPECTED, a Bay Gelding by Flash-in-the-Pan, Xi__. 0. COMET, r. Grey Coining, 1 ...
... Mare. 15.1. 4. LIMERICK, a Bio-.vn Maie, U.OV. 5. HAILSTORM, a Brown Gelding 15.2. 6. CROCUS, a Chestnut Geld ag, I.M. 7. BLACKBERRY, a Black Geldi na. 15.2. 8. THE UNEXPECTED, a Bay Ge:d-ng by Flash-in-the-Pan, 15.2 J. 9. COMET, a Grey Ueiimg, 1j.2 : has ...
... 110. DUBLIN. Brown Mare. 111. LIMERICK, Brown Mare. 112. HAILSTORM, Browu Gelding. 113. CROCUS, Chestnut Gelding. 114. BLACKBERRY Black Gelding. 115. THE UNEXPECTED, Bay Gelding by Flash-in-the-Pan; has carried a lady. 116. COMET. Grey Gelding ; has ...
... is now a city with handsome buildings and a well-ordered society. Diamonds appeared to the author to be as plentiful as blackberries. Leaving Kimberley on the 7th of June, in a waggon drawn by eight horses, and accompanied by five friends, they party journey ...
... 3 6 2 l >n »'«s 5 7 7 I* ps and Downs 3 6 2 Kveritt a 7 5 Touch-Me-Not 3 6 2 eabiola a 7 3 Zeeland 3 6 0 £arbe!ry :i C 7 Blackberry 3 6 0 Farington 5 0 6 2.10.— TU8 DOS PLATE of 100gs;for two-year-olds; colts, Ost; lillies and ?? sit lllb ; winner to be ...
... potato apple, this last-named being closely allied to the tomato. Many so-called berries — the strawberry, raspberry, blackberry, mulberry, for example — aro not true berries, their structure being of a widely different character. The tomato is a very ...
... yis, by Ingomar, dam Chloe; winner of many prizes. 12. TH i; BAILIFF, 6 yrs, by The Lawyer, dam by Orion ; A winner ♦13. BLACKBERRY, 7 fn, by Gunboat. 14. BEVERLEY. 5 vrs, by Knight of .Launde. 15. BORDERER. 7 yrs. by ('unboat. 16 BENDIMEI.E, 6 yrs. by ...
... I age st. lb Fallow Chat ?? 6 10 0 Maley _„_--3 7 7 Horton ?? 6 8 12 Peacebesrer ?? 3 7 7 Tommy Tittlemouse « a 8 12 j Blackberry ?? 8 7 2 Nappa ?? 6 8 2 1 Florence St John ?? 4 7 0 Prospective 4 8 0 Star Trap ?? 3 7 0 Devils Dance 4 7 13 Buhner 3 6 ...
... Trap by I'ertius— Wild Shot, 3 yrs, 7st Blake 1 Mr. A. Kelsall's Florence St. John, 4 yrs, 7st Piercy 2 Mr. Constable's Blackberry, 0 yrs. 7st 2lb F. Osborne 3 Mr. J. T. Whipp's Tommy Tittleniouse, aged, Bst 12lb T. Weldon 0 Lord Feversham's Prospective ...