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... ARTHUR FLAUNTf (POPLAR) AND GEORGE DAWSON (LATE AMERICA). These are to run ten miles, level, for €lO side, the Toe-To-Tum Grounds, Stamford Hill, on October 27. the event of the Toe-To-Tura not being available, and the men failing to anrea to place, the ...
... ARTHUR FLAUNT? (POPLAR) AND GEORGE DAWSON (LATE OF AMERICA). These pods are matched to run ten miles, level, (or £lO a-side the Tee-To-Tum Grounds, Stamford Mill, October 27. In the event ot the Toe-To Tum not being available, and the men failing to agree ...
... PEDES fSI AKISM. OCTOBEE. 27.—Arthur Flaunty and George Dawson ran two miles, level, £2O. Tve-To-Tum, Stamford Hill. „ NOVEMBER. B.—W. T. Davie (Blackwood) and Reuben Carpenter (Newbridge). 120 yards level. £4O. Crorobram Gardens. Wales. 10.—F. K. Bacon ...
... the match. The remainder to staked November 1. The Sporting Life to appoint pistol-ftrer. ARTHUR FLAUNT? (POPLAR) AND GEORGE DAWSON (LATE OF AMERICA). These pcd ...
... match. The remainder to be staked on November 1, The Sporting Lij'e to appoint pistol lirer. ARTHUR FLAUNTY (POPLAR) AND GEORGE DAWSON (LATE AfcSEICAI. These pods are matched to run ten miles, level, for £l3 a-side the Tuo-To Grounds. Stamford Hilt, on October ...
... Clattorfeet, who was a brown mare by Ham; > oat of Rattle wings, was twelve years old, and formerly under the charge of George Dawson H > a House, Newmarket, where have been trained some greatest equine celebrities of the age. She enjoyed short career of ...
... DEATH OF G. DAWSON. Our Newmarket correspondent telegraphs that George Phillip Dawson, eldest eon of the late John Dawson, one of the trio of famous trainers of that name, died at Warren House, Newmarket, so many years the residence of his parents, early ...
... Lookings, Frost, Sandbag, Daring, and Hector Macdonald did a bout of trotting work by tho side of the Bury tan track. * GEORGE DAWSON S Raasay, Paigle, LTdoale.and Ben Sinister, were similarly employed on the left side of the Moulton road. GURRY gave Shriven ...
... PEDESTRIANISRL OCTOBER. 27.—Arthur and George Dawson run ton miles, level. £2O. Stamford Hill. HAESY ▼. TIBBY WATSON. FOE £lOO Gimiett’s Circus, Newcastle, was the of an important contMl on Saturday njahk between Harry M Dermott, of South Snielda, and ...
... THIS DAT (MONDAY. OCTOBER 37). IfUßF.—Nottingham (Qrst day) Gatwick day); Bt. Cload (one day). AN ISM.—Arthur Plannty and George Dawson ran ten miles, level, £2O, Tee-To-Taia, Stamford HJI (3.0 p.m.). BOXlNG.—Contest* the National Sporting Club. London: Btonelake ...
... lady Orients, by Bend Or from Miss Hoyden, who, when they wore two year olds, with some safety 1 may say, impressed Mr. George Dawson the more likely Oaks heroine even than Amiable. Hundreds of race-goers are familiar with the figure Orients. In a word ...
... galloped one mile striding pace on the Limekilns, Lord Provost, Forfarshire, and two olds going steadily six furlongs. GEORGE DAWSON gave L'ldeale and Raasay steady pace gallop one mile on tho Limekilns. F. W. DAY sent- Cote Or, Solitaire. Sonatnra, and ...