... and Jacko left the w.nner, after kilim* the t llnwiug rabbits, viz. Jeeko : Second, third, fourth. Cf h, Fan: First. Mr. John Russell (proprietor) and Mr. w. I'Akor, both by the Sport:n i ht‘c, gave setisfart-oa starter and rsspcctivaly. Immediately after ...

... Phytieian. Nothing could beet hunter straining from these ponies, end sash authorities the lata Lord Portsmouth, the Rot. John Russell, end Xr. Frauds Bellow used to any that a hunter was no use for staying through real big ran naha ...

... Skidmore, however, ran gamely, and deypi e Jones’ final ami gams effort* Skidmore got home clever winner by two yards.. Mr. John Russell (proprietor) was starter, and Mr. D Brooks re'eree. The grounds were then cleared for the third watch, the con testants ...

... ism was busy order in the Midlands, thero beirtg less than three grounds engaged with Handicaps. The second rounds of Mr. John Russell's (proprietor) All-England 170 Yards Pedestwin Handicap were satisfactorily decided at the above. The sixteePpeds left ...

... bu’. nearing >/na dre.v out and eventually won by a yard. pr.ion- (Mr. John Russell) was starter, and Mr. A, E. o;hci-u-j referee. Next followed the final rounds of Mr. John Russell's All 130 Yards Pedestrian Handicap. Although was th* vr ecratcb man and ...

... cuurso was undecided. Mr. Joe Large trained and siipuod tho winner. Hr. John Russell (proprietor) was starter, and Hr. luinco Lloyd, raferxe. The grounds work now occupied with Mr. John RttsaeU’e sweepstakes for dogs, se. per sba« e, weigh m one yard to the ...

... 2to 1 agat Buck, and 4to sgst Bartley. Won, after capital finish, eighteen inches; foot between second and third, sir. John Russell was starter, and Mr. Tom Jones, of BiUtoa, referee. ...

... finishing very strongly, finally won half a yard ; a foot between second and third ; half yard between th'rd and fourth. Mr. John Russell (proprietor) was starter, and Ur. Thomas Pike officiated as referee. ALBERT RUNNING GROUNDS, HALF WAY HOUSE* NORTHAMPTON ...

... FINAL ROUNDS OF MR. JOHN RUSSELL’S ALL. ENGLAND 203 TABUS DOG HANDICAP. SCCC*3S OF Mtt. P.tOUHJtT’.S Jl«. 07 UILitTO.V. The chief attraction at those grounds last Saturday ,s the second and concluding rounds of Air. John Russell pricier) All-England ...

... condition. Doth dogs were flipped two expert non, Krugir Mr. Frank Lloyd, the piorrietof, whilst Bon was handled by Mr. John Russell, the Victoria Ground*, Rough Hills, Wolverhampton, end both parties were sanguine some spirited speculation ensued, closing ...

... popular, and thq plucky I ttleb teh received rare ovation from her supporters, which caused her to bark with delight. Mr. John Russell Ipr. pretor) acted starter, and Mr. Thomas Pike was refer(both the Sporting Life). ...

... to finish the distance alone. The proprietor. Mr. John Russell, officiated starter and referee. match was followed the opening of the 130 yards pedestrian handicap, the promoter being Mr. John Russell, twelve yards ciuoit playing champion. An entry of ...