... the cost some animal suffering, so also was the amusement which higher and wealthier classes derived , 1 from hunting, horse - racing, and steeple chasing. He : expressed no opinion whatever about cock • lighting amusement certainly non© in favour of it ...

... glad to find that New York sportsmen have got their own again. The new Racing Bill, just put upon the statutes, re-lcgalisiug horse racing and racecourse betting as aforetime. All racing will henceforth be conducted under Jockey Club rides, which tantamount ...

... to enjoy the pleasures of regular race-going, yet who know as much about the horses engaged those who do. these look to tho Jockey Club to maintain their rights, even as they —by far the largest percentage of racing devotees —have paid homage to tho governing ...

... centlemen of th© racing staff were also present to support him. Mr. John Lake, our genial publisher, sat on the chairman rigtit, with Mr. John Ajuiour and Mr. Fetch, whilst on the other side that great all round athlete and lover horse racing a:td other sports ...

... e Kempton allowing number of enclosures; r,l. and £1 rings, termed “places v bookmaker and others for the purpose of • horse racing. The plaint sliareholder in the •viv and in statement claim says that ; s M d enclosures Ikm for diet ting puruiv W.nild ...

... ingredients for Vivian Grey’s famous punch, one only has to catch thea: oma ”of Public Opinion to .ge its real opinion of horse racing, or rather its moms. Against the Turf, as at present conducted, it to tor purists and faddists to lift up their parable ...

... experience bad the other day of winter horse racing in St. Lome. A courteous and characteristic American n>»te from the resident of the Racing Association inviting mo hither first put tho notion into mv head of racing on the particular day which aliudo. ...

... 1805. He then entered College, receiving commission about a year I as lieutenant in the Royal Horse Guards (blue father, Lord Castlereagh is a lover of racing. > [ whenever possible, such North-country mocti. g-: ! Bedcar, York, and Doncaster. is the vies ...

... were to be dismantled, the spectators fined, the actors whipped at the cart’s tail. Rope dancing, poppet shows, bowls, horse racing, were regarded with friendly eye. The Puritan hated bear-baiting, not because ii cave pain the bear, but because it gave ...

... record of 2.23;, the on y one of them which has been raced, none of the others ever having started, but are believed some of tha best maiden trotters living. . „ pair horse trotting sulky, racing sulky, road cart, trotting harness complete, and quantity ...

... this morning to J. Dickinson, Horatio House, Leeds. Today’s goms, pay results 24, Ring. Ayr. Gale’s Special.— One horse selection, 265. Racing World.-4*. 37, 72.153. Spee.-S. Sbfton.—R; 2. St 1. 1. Chilton’s Grand Special Guide, la., for Leicester and Manchester ...

... if nn owner of a good 0.. e does not baud in his name, and this expected every time of asking. The owner who keeps his horse for racing purposes under continuous expor.so. The training feei and tho entry monevs total a peed round sum in tho year, and it ...