... more horses, but this pertnismon will only be granted when the jockey is also trainer, and the horse is to be trained his own stable. The Stewards of the Jockey Club, observing that many jockeys have been in the habit of betting on horse racing, and receiving ...

... condition ie Bet 41b, is forty years of age. will leave England return to India the beginning of next month. *«* learn that horse racing by electric light has been tried at St. Louis, U.S., with great success. The course South Side Park presents ourions a ...

... post. Is. Id. Just Published, price la. pent la. HORSE RACING am! THE WINNERS. By “LONG ODDS. A roost useful Turf Guide, and shows in uoiel and simple manner how the winner may found in neaiLv r.v second race, and that there is a sound basis for the theory ...

... , it wdi sure him. DICE —C. Ttionx. The man who that would win loses. There strict analogy bet w..« such a deadboat in horse racing. CARDS.— BBAGE.—Tom Rkd. takes one for the “go.” .l, liu n:. A u.ne and four tleucis count tweivo tin* I'.onbli pa-r rovai ...

... professional pedestrian performances and records together with variety of information interest to those concerned in billiards, horse racing, and trotting.— London Daily Chronicle.” The Sporting Life Companion. —This extraordinary cheap production has made its ...

... professional pedestrian performances and records together with variety of information of interest those concorned in billiards, horse racing, and trotting.—“ London Daily Chroaicie.” •’The Sporting Life Companion.’—Th.s extraordinary cheap production has made ...

... over £l3O, will be given for Bicycle Racing, Flat Racing, and Steeple-chaaing. Birrs * ONE MILE BICYCLE HANDICAP (tor Novices). HAIP-MILE BICYCLE HANDICAP. ONE MILE BICYCLE HANDICAP. ONE MILE BICYCLE SCRATCH RACE, 120 YARDS ELAT HANDICAP. YARDS FLAT HANDICAP ...

... professional pedestrian performances and records together with a variety of information of interest to those con. in billiards, horse racing, and trotting.— London Daily Chronicle.” •• The Sporting Life Companion.”—This extraordinary cheap production lias made ...

... from the moulding of such opinions. It is very certain that wore it not for these differences of opinion there would be no horse racing, boxing, or pngilistio competitions. The clashing is the life of sport, and without it there would be a very tame time ...

... more foolhardiness than s. I was just thinking to myself what sort of outcry would ha; pen if foolball, or cricket, or horse racing any s ich number fatal accidents in the space of six mouths occurred have already taken p'.aco through skating in throo ...

... series mo right. , , Why is it, I say, that in horse racing only, whereupon thousands of pounds are betted compared with one pound over trotting racing, man racing, dog racing, bird racing, and all kinds of ...

... a very fine performanoo on Saturday, which toached the hearts of oroas-ooantry performers, whether they belong to the horse racing fraternity or those who follow paper chasinp. Although the metropolitan venues wore soddened and slippery, thousands of ...