... : 8 9 RACING7 3 70o xe, N'OTES AND ANTICIPATIONS. 7 Tuesdayr Night. Beb After the Suse fortnight a calm comes over bar th ning world, and a-large majority of book-wa makers and backer take their wives and families Vo iid to the eeaside. Thus big crowds arm not expectd the ~ As- at the meetings till Doncaster and the St. Leger of Ind summonit all back again. to work. The weather ad was as hot ...

... I.. . was S8PORTING LIFE AUTHENTIC PRICBB2 undT SAND'OWN PARK CLUB MEETINGL the ome. Jockey,. sporting Life. 2 eked sun. WAREIN FLAT RACE (5). atal Warrington (Mr R Gore).. ?? .- to 8 an by, ~LIVERPOOL TRIAL (4). I i~uh,6ep~rbII ( ?? . Sto 4 an buth Selwe (H Fitooh) ?? toe 2as I~e~lS SOIJTiI.WESTEIN, HANDICAP (5). Was Loppy, (C Clack) ?? 1to 2 ag and ei HAMILTON PARK MEETING. irga.- _ _ _ _ ...

... t ('ARDIWF SECONDS V. CARDIFF 1T.ISVERlr?Y ?, , O.LI?,d&. '0 llayed Cn the Crdillf Arnm Park cn Weduesdxy, and. Mfier to ex,;iting g'ame, c led in a wn for tilt, d Cardllf 8iowncdd' by lour ...

... -SPORTI G INTELLIGENCE. .. ?? ?? I Y WFORH S F0D THi- SPRING w . ANDIOAPS. sp B !NCOLN ME5MNG. i LINCOLN HANDICAP. An ,f Victor Wlld Bat Bib; Olorane, 9st BIb; Quarrel, Bat ` i lOlb; ,W WMfl ld'e Pride, Bat 91b; Diitna Forget, 8at Q4 . ib;, UBLd ?? 71b; Slgnorlm, Bat l1b; Ouliatan, (;b I t 7st 0ib; La Sagesae, lat 91b, Rque-B brutta Gazp; Oneetteer, 7ft Bib; Disalka, 7st 7ib; Me , 0ing H mtoh, ...

... |SPORTNG INTELLIGENCE. SPORTING LIFE AUTHENTIC PRICES __ ASCOT MEETING. 4 Horse. JockeP. Sportinir ?? TilTl R17OU1RITHr BIENNIAL (5) L Balsmo (J Watha) . ?? 7 to 4 ag 2 s ~~ROUS MEMORIAL (. . . Fagr ...

... ,Sport!3 aub iltatinic!3 BY VANDERDECKEN SILDOM has the appearance of a University crew on the tideway created such effect as was the case when Oxfory BOAT RACE last week twice rowed over the course in phenomenally fast timle. Taking the form shown at last year's Henley Regatta as a guide, plenty of people were prepared to see Oxford make the better show at Pttney. It cannot be too often ...

... ?? I=!G ! E. i r. N . .T .I NG. AND ANTICIPATIONS. 1Act. .eozltlmptol Uthii .Aftenroou I fhney the follow. ltottscelud 'late-WNOOD FILJY. > jsl~it TPlatfBOLILLA DANTE. . D6 e Welter-COLD ' KEEr. ;elilac~aaljnop-'ENPEN) EES. .,641dtsLon~ JljteujFtOLE(TMS F ALLY. ice ?? - ~~VENATOR., BPORTmING~ LIFE AtTTHENTIC ?]~CE 8 A 10 , FRflAMPTON MEETING. Dub it Hopine. Jockey. ?? nl 7 Pr -1CHLEY U~1 (4). ...

... RACING. NOTES AND ANTI'IPPATIONS. Monday Night. The sale of Mr. Fulton's mares and horses in training lent peculiar interest to the day's sale at Newmarket but, apart from that, things were ...

... ite RACING. wer toWOINERHAMIPTON (DTN-STAIL PARK) 3se STEEP1,FUHASBS. he MONDAkY, DECEMBER 27. a The DUNSTALL -NATIONAL HUNlT SELLING goFLAT RACE of 50 saysR. Winner to be sold for ado Si sa ...

... SPOR~TING. RAMCNG, NOT;S. AD LLMICIPATITONS. 7 Wednesday Night. 7 The -fog-had lifted ar little for the-concluding 7 l day of the Warvick meeting,-and thoegh a mist 7 Mstil hinag over the course some ...

... to RACING. the NOTES AND ANTICIPATIONS. 3i2, Tuesday Night. ent The fears that we were in for a wet Stock- Eny bridge wreek happily received no confirmation 'dy sO far as the opening day was ooncerned, though vyu a good dealof lain fell during the night. Before, aoon the sun was out, and it remained bright w and fine throughout the afternoon. Tle comn- tS pany was a good one, though no one ...

... ely FOURTH DAY'S PLAY. Yesterday morning's play was greatly marred by the ?? downpour of rain. Neverthe- less, a good number of events were gone through. Results- Ladies' Open Singles-Winner to play Miss R. Dyas for Mis Kings challenge cup. Second Bound: Mms~ Cozon beat MisseM. Hill, 6 0,6&2. Gentlemesi Doobies (Hies9) - Second Rotnd: P. S. G. Pipon and N. O. Davidso (3 ) beat C. K Pierso& and ...