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... being 3rd. and QUITCH (8-2) 6th 7. , 0 2 STRATHT.VY (8-7) with 8-11 ran Dry Moat length at Brighton Wednesday, Ooramond (9-0) 3rd, RELUCTANT (8-11) 4th, and BOULT (9-0) behind. FLORA MAC DONALD (8-7). See ALTISCOPE. PITTENDYNIE (8-7) carried 8-7 when 4th ...

... (9-4) Newmarket Juiv 1 (Ljin). 110 with 79 finished 7 to POLISH PATRIOT (9.0) at Brighton June 24. BUCKS (7-&3) with 7-10 finished last of to Corey nan (fc-12) Brighton Aug. 4 dim). 14 3 O' LOVE (6-3-2). See DENNIS and TOO BAD. 0 2 BRIDAL CHAMBER (3-8-1) ...

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... Newmarket. 1 THE SATRAP (Maj. McCalmont) 9 3 2 BIRTHRIGHT (Mrs. S. Whitburn) Cottrill 9 3 BOOK LAW (Lord Astor) Taylor 9 0 EAGLE ROCK (Lord Aster) _ Taylor 8 10 DOUBLE BARREL (Lord Astor) Taylor 8 10 9 HALALIE (Mr. W. M. Cazalet) Taylor 8 10 II BAR ALONG (Mr ...

... Thirsk (lim) last Saturday, with KARELIA (7-12) bead behind 6. See PLUMB SQUARE and BOULT. 13 2 THTSTABEL (3-8-4) with 7-4 ran BRIDGE DUN (8-5) to a head at Brighton (lm) Aug. 5.. (7-0) b-ing neck behind 3rd, and PANTAGRUEL 11. (9-0) 4th 13. 2 12 PLAYFUL ...

... ground rapidly and overhauling Ah* leaders easily nock; tame distance between second and third. Santabei eras fourth. 3S\-Tht BRIGHTON STAIRS (IMn). • .U dtoap Eft each, with £S*O added: aaroud EM Wd £2O , WhiU’a OLODDBANE, Sy, T-ft-Junafthns Mr T Edga'e ...

... G. Barclay) Barclay 4 10 NEfTARINA (Lady S. Scott) S. Darling 7 10 THIEF (Sir 11. Owen) O. Bell 7 10 ROCK DOVE (Mr. A. J. Ash) H. Leader 3 7 10 ROCK IRTS (Mr. E. J. Davis) Roberts 3 9 35 CHIOS (Mr. P. Bartholomew) Kelly 9 36 ANOHORrWIOLMK (Mr. H. Rhodes) ...

... 7 GLEN GAL ANTE (Lt. Col. Wingfield) Pope 7 11 VION.NET (Mr. .T. de Rothschild) Pratt 7 11 FOLIAC Mi. James White) _ Ward BOULT Olr. J. A. de Rothschild) Pratt 18 TOYBRIDGE .Maj. Parr) Persse 6 TUNIS (Mr. R. Cox) Taylor 10 CHAMPION STAKES t»t. each, with ...

... through Boult borough-road 11599c CHI I ' )- -Con-venient immediate bo rough-roml Tel v 10 lev Park and 11502c 1 Mapperley raoderr JU every Peter’s Church-walk —2 1 F ST three bath kc NOOK” Tudor-grove vi lie-street drawing five 2676d j'antry £28 rock)— EXCELLENT ...

... (7-10) not the first 8 of 2 0 0 TOMMY LONG (5-7-6) with 7-6 was nowhere Bridge of Dun (8-5), Thistabel (7-4), and Boult (7-0) at Brighton (lm. Aug. 0 EMULATOR (4-7-6) can meet LADY ZERO on lilb. better terms. 0 0 0 MA ALL (4-7-5). Sec LADY ZERO •i^WF? ...

... 3rd 19 over this course (Lm) June 30. BLOW PORRIDGE (8-10) was not in the first 8. 2 12 ROCK CAKE (3-7-11) earned 8-2 when losing lengths to Black Orator (8-7) Brighton (lm) June 24, Jafar(B-4) was 2 lengths behind 21. ith 7-12 won easily at (6f) June 2 ...