... it too ranch the fashion nowadays to write and utteroßamst legitimate sport, and the honest exenipjificalion thereof in horse racing, 'J he Moehsn'uß* nrt ilutfc.s is: his w«vk holding fiftyseventh annual meeting in the rooi! little sporting town Multou ...

... easy one. I therefore venture to express the hope that good field of horses may contest the coming Derby race which I have myself bred winner), and that the winner will found in the horse best calculated to transmit hia speed and swing powers to his progeny ...

... must run lightly over yesterday’s doings, which backers favourites did not fare quite so badly as such as relinquish horse racing each October might have expected. now one of our senior jockeys, yet inferior to few that all Newmarket can produce, opened ...

... know to , tbeir cost, neither of these good things came off, and the lesson of caution taught must not be forgotten. In horse racing, in so many other games, there is nothing certain. If there wove, bookmakers would pack aud home. Then, too, it must be ...

... instances resembled those quite former day, and this is saying much, considering the amount racing going on present. Nine starters for the Stakes, and thirteen for another race, leaves little complain about, and several of the results have been exceedingly popular ...

... Lammas Lands, where Warwick hold her September Meeting. With grouse campaign in full swing, and Ayr the centre Scottish horse racing, that old-fashioned j meeting first crops up for discussion. Eschewing, however, further prelude, I i7Uir»t forthwith declare ...

... was more widespread. To-day, simply putting it, there has boon some betting—-not old time importance, when horses falsely represented as in racing fettle figured among the probable competitors the last, and thriving milk trade prospered, under the auspices ...

... like him better the weight* even than hit stable companion, tho great, good-looking Harfleur 11., whom keen critics of horse racing reckon unlucky not to havo prohibited victory for tbe Old Cambridgeshire. this view be ...

... with the Houghton Meeting, relinquishing all that is embodied in the term horse racing until the Craven Week renews tho Newmarket series of annual gatherings. So vigorously has racing boon followed since we last assembled at tho Top of the Town, where Llanthony ...

... for the defendant Abrahams. [be second race w»m first gone into. y r Gallj, m openiag the case, any mention n the part of the prosecution make anj attack npon w , d rawing, or eren betting on sneb. Horse racing i.. lawful as oriokot. Betting was psrfactly ...

... Miraculous! Miraculous’ Racing Association Ono horee, Solttkofp; on# and Racing Association two-horse, Solttkovp, Horizon. Racing Association Best one. two. and three horse Racing Association wires in the world ...

... social problem, then talk largely the prof.nily the working clauses, yon will, in tbit ropoct. bat not before. . regard. horse racing being one of the cm .os of the , country,’ hear also what Mr. A. L. a. Notllle (Stipendiary Magistrate for WolTerhampton' ...