... WAITING RACES, Lord Durham, speaking at the annual Gimcrack Dinner at York, said as regards horse racing—“ As to moderate riding, any who were owners or trainers mnst know the nsnal formula for jockeys, Lie about third or fourth with your horse, pull him ...

... would willingly lay 5 to 2—say £lOO to against any either at horse racing or roulette. course 1 should stipulate that the system backed should fairly and squarely tried, all events as regards racing, at least six months, I believesystems to bo all bosh. I ...

... system 1 have at horse racing is find bookmaker who will lay second favourites, then get him to lay you them one two at half the odds. Work it out tho Racing Calendar, and yon will be delighted with the result. will only apply to races with over six or ...

... favour of the fixture, which Mr. W. J. lanes considers likely to suit all the swimmers , and people who are associated with horse racing. TBOTTIHQ. HAVIBBTOCK AMATEUR TROTTING CLUB. THE FIRST AUTUMN MBKTINQ Will held on OlilTß TRACK, WBNIIU9Y PARK, THURSDAY ...

... more horses, but this pertnismon will only be granted when the jockey is also trainer, and the horse is to be trained his own stable. The Stewards of the Jockey Club, observing that many jockeys have been in the habit of betting on horse racing, and receiving ...

... English games, specially horse racing. As an racehorses declared it was fiction for people say that horse racing could not indulged without gambling, for, taking him sal f one, be never betted sixpence in his life a horse ...

... who endeavoured to see horse racing Warwick yesterday and this afternoon can cherish. As luck had it tho writer has missed this usually merry meeting, which Mr. Sheldon manages so well, and with much jotted down about the races yet for decision, both ...

... Eye, out of the Osmaston Nursery. It not compliment, but the merest truth, to say that the task of judging finishes in horse racing, difficult as it is when struggles are close and fields largo, is performed most admirably, but once in way mistakes occur ...

... and aim of horse racing. Where is there a nobler form of contest than between thoroughbred horses ? I take it that the breeding such is just important nowadays as it ever was. 1 wish these extra-moral folk would not imagine that all racing men are ” ...

... or part-owners, of any race-horse. Leave may given, under exceptional circumstances, on specialapphcation, to jockeys to own one or more horses, but this permission will only granted when the jockey is also a trainer, and the horse to be trained in his ...

... Training: Reports. Racing World Special A Little Gold Mine.” Racing World Special ” Wonderful Intelligence.” Racing World Special Grand ' One horse” Notes. Racing World Special ” No Guesswork.” Racing World ...

... on board, accompanied bvhis friend and manager, George S. M’Leish. Aaked to was true that was about leaving oyolism for horse racing, he at once replied, Tee. I am entirely down with wheel. ...