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... DONCASTER DOG SHOW PRIZE WINNERS AT MAGNIFICENT EXHIBITION In the Doncaster Corn Exchange, yesterday, an open and members’ show was held under the auspices of the Doncaster Kennvi Association. ;‘or some vears the show has been held as an adjunct to tha ...
... GOOD PRICES REALISED FOR . YEARLINGS AT DONCASTER. ‘ Matters wore exceptionslly brisk st these saies yesterday, buyers being plentifui and competition for the best clsss lote very keen. Sir Tatton Sykes tound buyers for all bis seventeen eplendidly grown ...
... ept. 20th, 1913.] W HEN last year the result of the Doncaster Sales showed that 304 yearlings had been disposed of for 150,000 guineas-a sum far in excess of that realised at any previous sale-many people came to the conclusion that we had seen the top ...
... Clarke was proud of the fact that for forty years in succession he ‘had seen the St. Leger run at Doncaster, and he remembered the race for the Doncaster Cup 82 years ago. He was an odd character in his way, and was known by all the inhabitants by the ...
... having to bid against an unknown reserve. All being well no healthier lot of yearlings will be seen at Doncaster than the eleven going up from Langton Halleight colts and three fillies. The first, taking them in the order in which I happened to see them ...
... eamington, who did many delightful drawings of this sort. T here are fine examples, for instance, and in at Langton all, Alfreton, quantity, at Langton H all, Alfreton, D erby hire, the home of the Coke fam ily. Renishaw, however, repre- Its übject is The ...
... prospective value as a brood mare is great. Mr. J. Russel made, I think, a judicious purchase when he gave 1,200 guineas for the Langton Stud colt by St. Frusquin out of Kentish Cherry, and although the colt by Polymelus out of Lusania, from the Aislabie Stud ...
... August 3oth, made 3, 700 guineas, the buyer being Mr. E. M. Weatherby. Still following up the fortunes of the yearlings at Doncaster mentioned in CouNTRY LIFE, I come to those sent up by Mr. E. Kennecly from the Straffan Station Stud, Kildare. The half-dozen ...
... Water-carrying _on horseback.—l, N. W. Gregory Ulceby : 2. W. Woolfit Washingborough : 3. E. Kealey, Doncaster, . Musical stalls on horseback.—l, E, Kealev Doncaster: 2. R. H, Sharpe, “woln: 3, N, W, Gregory. Joot rau; ol‘l“horseback.—l N. w Gr'egory Kealey Wiool ...
... Moxon, Darby. Mattocks, Rebinson. CHESTERFIELD.—Thompson; Stokoe. Watts; Holmes. Langton, Spence: Alvort. ‘l‘l‘flnl. Raine. Howitt, Clarke. eferee,.—Mr. L. Deary (Doncaster). T:&:u an experiment with Bu{hu al outside-right and Darby at centre-forward Wombwell ...
... Bryant, George W. Appleby (Misterton), William Lyddon. Epworth (Doncaster).—*Clement S. Reader, *Robert T. Bridge (Crowle, Doncaster). Scunthorpe and Brigg.—*Daniel Heaton (Scunthorpe, Doncaster), Charlgg W. Mowson (Brigg), *George H. Riggall (Kirton-in- ...
... Hy. Whitham. Paruienlars in bilis. Offices: Wadeicy Bridge, and Victoria Hotel, Sheffield. Boots and Shoes. ' e N A BCY LANGTON'S BOOTS; Direct from the Cow's Back to I'nty;‘i«_{., o~ Carpet Beating. F HEATH, Broomball Carpet Beating Works, and e Removal ...