... Brown, Drage, Dix, and Wilson. usual, hounds were lint taxen to Vivian's cover, and this was diawn blank. A move was made to Blackberry covert, bat still hounds failed to start fox. and they were then taken to Blow Hill. This also was drawn blank, and hounds ...

... should make level team with Phoebus and Apollo. Banneret is brilliant all-round goer, and shewed to perfection the phaeton. Blackberry ana Mayflower a well-matched pair, active little bones. The roans Silver Tone and Surer Bell an a clinking goad pair of ...

... —Foreshore was a winner of races and a sire winner*. 6. A CHESNUT COLT by i.ord Nelson outof Katones. i>- Southampton oat Blackberry (dam of and Dewberry . Lowlaader. FRIDAY, September 14 (First Bing). The following YE ARLINGS, from the Kaele Stud, the ...

... out of Seakale, bv Black Briony ontef Alora, Lowlandor. 6. CHBaS'OT TKAItLINO COLT Lord out Katonga. by Southampton out of Blackberry, by Lowlander. 6. LORD NELSON (foaled 1833), Galopio out of Florence (dam of Altholas). by Vespasian ont Ponanee, by The ...

... Victor. (Mr. Quinktn) 33 „ .The Property of H.C. Lord Cadogan (with Contingency). Gallant Boy (4 yrs), br g by Qallinule—Blackberry, bv Boulevard (Mr. R. A. Barkley) 183 The Property of Mr. J, Farley. Honeymoon (1883), Quicklime—My Honey(Mr. Bourne) ...

... n now—and Sheffield Wednesday obtained. 0. Urawshaw from the same club. Other minor fiutn Hey wood are as plentiful as blackberries October. James Host£. the Blackburn Rovers reserve half-back back, was on Wodnesday evening transferred Mna-hester City ...

... work in any previous Lincoln Handicap, and thereby presented the world with meat interesting puzzle, tips being plentiful blackberries in autumn, and the racing camp split into sections, swearing certainty and confident success. Yes, Mr. Ord was certainly ...

... this, far I gather, .some fourteen competitor* will soon oat, and preaenta a very open appearance, tips being as plentiful blackberries this time of the year. For the winner, however, I shall stand on the top-weight, XX., expecting see St. and follow him ...

... foil tho , :r. A. Sadler: while Mr. Eastwood claimed Caris.• Then came tho Nursery, fo; which cere almost plentiful as blackberries in ;.;a. Torrout, who reurosentod Mr. W. M. in preference to penalised Gascony, ' order to 2, and Mormon expected to w ...

... wore two others running Sat 51b. The yasx following gave still greater proofs that good light weights ware oa plentiful blackberries, as Wells rode the winner, Defiance, Sat 131 b. Carroll appeared to have grown bit in the year, to (4st 131 b) had to carry ...

... (eged). cbeenut gelding Atbeling out Lucy; winner o: steeple chesee. 2. BROWN BERRY (eged), brown gelding Atbeling out of Blackberry : winner of steeple chases. 3. (5 vra), bay gelding by Platoon onto! Frolicsome ; good hunter and fine fencer. 4. BANTAM ...

... 0*k«) »q 4 , Jimtlf.; nwajmcMi covered by Lily; Mtj. * property of O. Hardie, Baq. ...