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... CftptaiQ Muohol 3ES ARKIVE] Citadel A o been At deara Alice Aleiander Arturo Abstinence 11. Burnaby Uur Hlundorbuu Blok Bracken Blackberry Hen j-G-ase Hon Gaultier Bonnie Gal Benburb Coromandel Criffel Ghnu'enr ' ruisar Clarence Canzonet Capuoin Civlui I)e Uesiiemona ...
... a half. Mr. H. Beasley's BLACKBERRY, by Boulevard— Paradise, yrs. lOst Owner 1 Major Kirkwood’s Rockingham, 6 yrs. lost 91b T. Kavansgh 0 Captain F. Lloyd’s Dis Lordship, yrs, 105tE, Malone 0 Betting; 7 to 2 on Blackberry, 1 'bur oue.” Rockingham and ...
... each for also emplpying riders who had not licenses. The appeal lodged by Mr. Rice Meredith on bohnlfof Derrylough against Blackberry andCinnamoo, who dead-heated for the Citizens’ Kilkenny, on the ground that they did not go the proper course, was adjourned ...
... Macpherson and Blackberry, with Tenby next clear of The Midsbipmite, but reaching the Canal side, over mile from homo. Lord of the Glen dropped away, and Tenby assumed command from Macpherion. an interval dividing the last mined from Blackberry and The Midshipmiie ...
... Redear. This is most creditable record, and no wonder that in year when proved stayers ore not plentiful as the proverbial blackberries, his friends are a bit warm about his chance. Of course, after the doubt thrown by his owner upon Gouverneur’s starting ...
... T. Donovan’s Oak. Mr Dore's Pyratnis Mr J. UeOeman’s Romo a Mr /. O. Usrtigan’s Glen- Braptror 5 vannon Mr M. Beasley’s Blackberry.. 4 AA-GRAND STAND PLATE ofUOsors;tlireemiles. age st ft Mr H. B. Linde’s Flint Mr P. Scully’s (late Mr Cassidy's) 11 II ...
... Races. —Huntingdon Meeting, on Friday and Saturday next, is dear to tho hearts of South-country sportsmen, who like to go blackberrying the vicinity of the course, and avail themselves of the capital service provided by the Great Northern Railway,whether ...
... measure attributed the liberal odds offered against his ohanco. Jockey returns his price us to 1, but B's wore as plentiful blackberries, and in some quarters even 10*8 could have boon obtained. Storr, who has been M. Lupin’s first jockey for several years ...
... Bess foil. 4,BO.—DUBLIN PLATE of 150 sovs: hunters’aleeple chase weight for sgo: three miles and quarter. Mr. H. Beasley’s BLACKBERRY, by Boulevard—Para- dise. 4yra. Mb. J. Bbaslby 1 Btr. W. Jackson’s RING BELLA. Gyrs, lOst Taylor 2 Mr. J. Daly’a CARROLLSTOWN ...
... have paid.) 3ES arrive: Citadel Aoheeo Ardcarn Alice Alexander Arturo Abstinence 11. Burnaby Ben Blunderbuss Blot Bracken Blackberry Bagman Ben-y-Qlasa Bon Gaultier Bonnie Gal Benburb Coromandel Criffcl Ohotttleur Cruiser Clarence Canzonet ta Cculus AT ...
... miles, over the The MAIDBX PLATE receive £5O, and the t Conyngham Cup Course, Mr T. G. Arthur’s Mahat ma.. 5 Mr H. Beasley’s Blackberry.. Mr Brophy’s Sweet Wi liam.. Major Bunbury’s Miss Kildare James Cleary’s Perlection Mr James Cleary’s Gondolier. 3 Mr M ...
... Brindley, Dublin. Starter: Mr. H. S. Limerick. THIS DAY (FB.I lort-QI ALIFTINO HUN sovs; two milei afte Mr H. Beasley’s Blackberry.. 4 Mr H. Beasley’s Wizard 4 Mr C.J. Blake’s Driftwood J. G. Blake’s Buff II 5 Sir J. Bourke’s Widgeon 6 Slajor ...