... it too ranch the fashion nowadays to write and utteroßamst legitimate sport, and the honest exenipjificalion thereof in horse racing, 'J he Moehsn'uß* nrt ilutfc.s is: his w«vk holding fiftyseventh annual meeting in the rooi! little sporting town Multou ...

... All ORIGTFAL WAGE!. The clement of wager, whether it horse race, a nobleman driving team of borers against time, a walk round the world, swim across the Clumne). or fastest trip rots the Atlantic, has interestiiigsiirrouiuiiiigs to tho*:® imbued with ...

... Robert Black to say that has always been iho grooviest writers. has written ” Horse Racing in Franco,” The Jockey Club and its Founders,” and now ho has published “Horse Racing in England Synoptical Review.” I could almost imagine the contents before I ...

... having much time and in working mine, I called upon to bia/ion it broadcast to the world ' lam more than ever convinced that horse racing can never be made to pay without systom.—Vours,&e.. • Best. Heading, December IS, 1301. ...

... THE PELICAH CLUB. A large assemblage well-known sporting tn-*n connected with various pastimes, more especially horse racing, boxing, and pedestriauism, were entertained last Friday evening at tho Pelican Club, Denman-.-trcet, Shattesbury avenue, concert ...

... This Week. Racing Association Nothing sent Plampton. Racing Associati n Finished weok with Wild Man Racing * Borneo and Doroham. One horse Racing Association many points to good on week. Buc- Racing Association ...

... Additional interest is centred this movement by the authorities by the mere fact that it is entirely outside horse racing, and more especially that dog racing in London is on a comparatively small scale compared with Lancashire and the Midlands. Considerable interest ...

... original einko after a win, not touching odds chances. Limit, 12J ordinary races and 20 important events. The system of backing first favourites and jockeys’ mounts is as old as horse racing itself. As regards Inck,” I enpposa that is quite help, but the man ...

... easy one. I therefore venture to express the hope that good field of horses may contest the coming Derby race which I have myself bred winner), and that the winner will found in the horse best calculated to transmit hia speed and swing powers to his progeny ...

... the pla’ntirf as l-ona ll.h- holder .or value. The defendant pleaded that the bills were given in respect of wagers on horse racing, and therefore were illegal. and could not smnl upon. onus proof rested upon the defendant, who said that was in the habit ...

... observing that many jockeys have been in the habit of betting on horse racing, and of receiving presents in connection with races from persons other than tho owner of the horse they ride in snch races, give notice that such practices will ...

... MirriNa.—Tho flat racing season having opened ko auspiciously, we may look forward to capital sport Ibis afternoon tho Carholtne, whore the Lincolnshire, one of the tuoet popular of bandi ...