... HORSE RACING AND JUMPING COMPETITIONS, Cycle & Foot Races, &c., On TUESDAY, AUGUST Ist, 1999 Field kindly lent by M. T. Same). Entries for Horse Competitions close 6 o'clock p.m. July 29th. Lite Entries Double Fees. Or' BRAKES will run from the Swan Hotel ...

... HORSE RACING, ATHLETIC SPORTS AND AMUSEMENTS. Cheap Fares by the G. E. OTHER Railway. ...

... HORSE RACING JUMPING COMPETITIONS§ Cycle & Foot Races, &c., WILL WEI PLIOI On TURBDILY, AtTGIJBT Ist, 1899. Entries for Home Competitions close 6 o'clock p.m. JULY 29th. Late Entries Double Fees. Schedules and Entry Forme may be obtained of HERBERT HARM' ...

... HORSE RACING. Thb Granb Pbix de Paris. This has rarely been run for under more agreeable conditions to weather than on Sunday, for it was fine and warm without very much sun, while the race possessed genuine international character, owing the presence ...

... HORSE RACING. PLEASANT weather favoured the concluding day of the Houghton Meeting at Newmarket on Friday (last week), when the Plate of 1000 mom was won by Prince Soltykoff's Sheen, General Byrne's Amphion being second, and Mr. Brampton's Oddfelow third ...

... HORSE RACING. The Duke of Beaufort's racing career extended over a period of forty years, and many were the horses of mark that from time to time carried the blue and white hoops and red cap from the days of Crytheia in the nrl{ sixties up to the time ...

... HORSE RACING. Your correspondent shows • deplorefg e ignorance of b,o tubiect that I MI tempted to put him right. teople •ho but ein money not from their own friends but from knanseUre. It isnot. case of dog dog or one workman taking from another workman ...

... HORSE RACING. The Liverpool race meeting, which had to be postponed on Friday (7th inst.) owing to tile very severe weather, was brought to a close on Saturday, when Lord Feversham's Queen of the Dale won the Great Lancashire Handicap ; Mr. J. Wallace's ...

... HORSE RACING. AT Sandown on Thursday the fortune of war was again in favour of the bookmakers, four races being won and lost ere a favourite got home in Queen's Arms, whosecured the Juvenile Selling Plate, being afterwards bought in for 550 gs. In the ...

... HORSE RACING. THE October race meeting at Sandown began on Thursday (the 16th inst.). A fairly large compan was present, and the racing proved interesting. The Orleans N ursery was won bT the favourite, Mr. D. Cooper's Melody, Mr. W. Goater's Tittle Tattle ...

... HORSE RACING. In the course and elaborate article '‘Racing in ISIX),’ which appears in tlio June miniber of the Ntrirfrentk Century, Mr. O. 11. Stutfiold discusses the relations of racing to betting. It an intricate and difficult subject, j No one can ...

... HORSE RACING. THE BIBL’RY CLUB MEETING, ITS FIRST APPEARANCE IS SALISBURY. ■ For the nrct time second fait meeting in the couree the year ha ...