... obstacles, it would not he. easy to beat the track,-wbi9, M comprised stone walls, and.big doubles.were.as al plentiful as the blackberries are said to' be in a&utumn.. .1ospiitality-.was lavishly' etexided too visitors by ' Colonel CrichtG-n. on the, course ...

... Conyngbam Cup Courst. H B Earl Cadogan's Dnblin, by Saraband-Vi- vandiere, 4 yrs Mr. H Beasley's Brownberry, by Atheling- Blackberry, 4 yri Mr. A Buckley, iun'e Ivanof, by Peterhof- Skipaway. 4 yrs Mr. James Cleary's Palm of Victory, by Palm- leaf -Vivaiciere ...

... 60 sove, of which the second received 7 sovs, and the third 3 sovs. One mile and a half. .Wr F R Wise's Sloe, by Hackler-Blackberry, 5 yrs, list 61b . ?? . Iason 1 Col Dooley's Lady Vic II, aged, 10st 41b Mr French Davis 2 Capt Richaris' Radiant, 6 yrs ...

... Paterson's)8 Hawker, aged (260) Mr H Beasisy's Duckey, by St David-Eria De3r, 4 yrs Mr H Beasley's GZafat Boy, by Gallinule-- Blackberry, 4 yrs -Mr John Carpenter's Overall, by Orvieto-'- Mayr by Straan, 4 yrs : Nr Jajaes Conway's Conway's Malt, 56 yrs MUr ...