... War*rave, a powerful type of the ahortcoupled thoroughbred, who was freatly fancied hit ooncectione. it was argued that the oourae would auit him, though the book had nothing in hand of Koval George. Aa matters tuned Out, the pair Tought a mof{ desperate ...

... rtiadilT doaed with. GHas met with a j mouth I support and in the race rcrlomeed till ■ fnrloeffe from home, when rblano drew away, and a.wayn tbe fool Bdoeadaky .ac rtns-in won i«n:lj Donate the fact tAat The te-a* jrieintr all his opponent* in the ...

... RACECOIIRSS CHAT. iFBOM OUR (ORRESPONDENT.) AIN TREE. Friday Afternoon, so many tb* principal events the Tnrf have this season been contested under adverse conditions, that it I finite a Treat find more outlook this morning-. The downpour had crared la« ...

... Dob Paeo a* Newmarket looked much fitter than that oooaoioa. aod waa booked from 7’a doom 4 1, but aha wrat kiadly to-day, and bail to pat up with sixth plaoe. Nitotu. howeeer. mada god show, but taking maetbiag eadearouriog to heat at only a diffoteaoe ...

... casar a a no; ue *ra; down here to Tarquia Today .a the elaiyarfr ' Ha.c. led re fill on the po*' when Borfbeso up in the la.t a: ride, and made dead Bors:heac is a nice-looking colt, but beefv, returainc the paddock bathed in per.pin.tioa ...

... CHAT WITH LIEUTENANT Lieutenant Colin Vine, R.N.R.. referring to Thursday night, said: “He appeared a little worried about a girl, but there was no suggestion about taking his own life. If anything he seemed a little more excited than usual and his c ...

... Chat with Neighbour this very morning, he spoke of his wealth to one of his neighbours, a labourer’s wife, who stayed for a brief chat over the fence. There are those who’d like to take it away from me,” mumbled the old man, but I know enough to send ...

... animal than Cherokee; in fact, he is handsome enough to a classic horse, as were. There was genera 1 regret by several owner* in the paddock that they did not secure him Leicester, when, after winning a selling race, was allowed for 156gs-, which must be ...

... RACECOURSE CHAT. (FROM Orß TRAVELLING CORRRSPONDKNT) WINDSOR, M3..«Jiy Afternoon. There vm qnite front rnouijrh tile Metropolitan Uintrict 'hit morning to gi*e the idem that racing would not practicable awa.- oat at Windsor, hot is wa» not aetora a» csp«3trd ...

... have never known a '; ,a real eminence which had not : ' a d powerfui half-back line. The essential ? . ? good half-back are muUitudinous. '’. , a S k-Jful tackier. He must be up to an dodges of a e’ever forward; nay, he ...

... get a lo and quarter, and similar remark applies Compliment, who ran well far mil*. A* Eclipse winner. Uar'.ey Dale was deemed some good enough to beat « solitary opponent. Almaaliff. for the Gratwicke Stakes; but such not general opinion, and. a.# a ...

... Butters’• Jar a mile and a half; b,i« Ciystal fi»© fur.onir©. ** . ' '.P l^- l 3«“ gaDaped a mila J. Dawrono Dark Lantern, and . •v -*d a mile »: half »pe».(. Acropo.is, More Trouble, aad 11. came U»r furionga. Curry’s Martina a mil©; - ...