... s-ubseqnently equal to presenting the useful Merry Maiden with 331h. over three miles, and an easy two lengtbs' beating to boot. Behind the pair was Johnny Loagtail, whbo. witha lllbs, lesfs in the saddle than G~amecock, finished a very -bad third. The ...

... 6. 3 ?? Henderon S .1.. 50.. O Lockinood. 5 0:.25 . 0 ?? S..3 ?? 0 KENT v. GLOECgS-TEHSHmE. There was a comparatively small attendance at the conclusion of this Match, at Maidstone, on Satorday On Friday, Gloucestershire in their second innings had scored ...

... T TLoates I 6 6 HAL.H. the Prince-f Waless Golden Maze, 3 yrs .lake 2 6 7 Mr W ?? ?? ..G Chaloner 3 . . Betting: 9 to 2 on Golden Maze, 6to1 agt LadyS Betty, and 1l0 to 8 HelliiielL Piay was made by - Golden Mare, followed bv Hellifleld, till.a quarter ...

... hlrircaizon lumps of weight and-beaten a nile 3 ai31lop at home. That jockeysbip sa-criwuted largely towfards her defeat of Golden Mra. isc-erv likel;-, but the ?? naust not boOver- k-.d thlai llelfifield, who has been more than ?? :rif-i by jewitt to be ...

... StakFlanta, Marcia, symbol, Wood, .Nymph, and Pertoldi ,Adon Stakes.-Prine Hampton and Sylvie. AB:VALS. Adlen Golden Gate Orisl Alberta Golden Maze Ordinance Ambassador HautSanno Oregon Arandon filly Hearthstone fl Prismatic Archery Hebrides Peter Flower ...

... largest attendance ever seen at ...

... MATCXEI FOR THIS DAY. AT KcNNINGTON OVAL.-SUry v SU8S (cotinued); Ar Loa's.-M.C.C. and Grortnd v. Scarborough ?? tinned). AT MAIDSTON.-Kent v The Australians (eontnued). AT Dswseany.-Yorksbire v Gloucestenabre (continuded). AT Dlzasv.-Derbyabire v Notta (continugd) ...

... _ 4 ?? 0 ?? 14 ?? 0 Woodcock howled a no-ball. KENT v. AUSTRALIANS. Following up in brilliant style the advantage they bad obtained on the previous day the Australians yesterday afternoon, as Maidstone, gained a thoroughly well earne and most decisive ...

... Stewards' Cup, for which race the pen was put through his name at 12 55 p m., ra. CRICKET. fw o KENT v. THE AUSTRALTANS. nd As seemed probable on Monday night, Kent he yesterday suffered defeat at the hands of the Australians, who bad nine wickets in hand ...

... Blavateky, Oakhursrt, Charlcy Wood, Sante Claus, Grace Emily, Grand Master, Golden. Garter, Winsome,.Grisfelts, My filer, Ben Fur, Sheldralce, Sir Frederick Roberts, Old Boots, St. Simon of the Rook, Heroic, Pito.Simrn, and M'istslawe- Dcc WsaRRoNex HsArNDIaPe ...

... Teddington Handicap. ScioN; Princess of Wales's Plate, LOTTIE Sira or BARRETTE; Thames SeUling Plate, lfsG DEE; Sunbury Handicap, GOLDEN CROWN. For the concluding day at Redcar I fancy the follow- ing :-Zetland Welter Plate, Iw'oaTOR; Upleatham Plate, Fw'APorn ...

... Roberto. Plato, and W~ise Man, .Laxn' Syd~enbam, Pison1Eb Upstart, with Paces Dnh, AppenzeLI Thd Gloamnin, Balmoral, and Golden Garter, galloped a mile; SERtWOOD'S Killarney, Lady Yarmouth, Inverness, and Experiewne, itih tnrss Caver- sh=n, China Rose ...