... been practiorlly decided after Dandy Fifth took up the running at the stand, for young Sander- son, ridiog in the Amnerican fashion, wes never headed, and won very easily indeed from Child Waters and the Sweetbriar filly, Who ran very disappointingly. Tuesday ...

... the L1hrce-quartcr line. BOIl and M'iller e1t alf aire two g-ood men, and! they fed their three-quarters in worlkmatildcc fashion. Of' the forwards, Williams;, Hol mes, MHConamDf, and Stevensonl ncr the pick. The Camphell full, Fradley, was resoureeful ...

... wee-trn sunlrbas of Paris, recently bequeathed him by an une~e; he S eams an eye-glass and is ale',,-s dressed in the late-st fashion. For some ^Itime past he, has ibeen the chief of a ianq of burglars, and, in fat, in every respct is an ideal Adelplhi ...

... by the stewards of the Jockey Club are not dictated by prudence whatever favour may say, and I would insist that an old-fashioned fix- ture like Warwick should not meet with opposi- tion from the newest of the gate-money meetings, such as Follestone. ...

... Flash and Sir Mertoles. With regard tothe, running of the former at -Nottingham. and Dan- caster, a notice appears in the latest issue of the 'Colon- dar' to tire following effect: --The stewards of the Not- tiot-him Sominer Meetiog, at the request of ...

... the going very holding it was not surprising to find that backers made more than one mistake. They started in disastrous fashion. On her Leicesfer nning behind Castlew'iso it was impossible to fancy Model Agnes for the Flying Welter Handicap, bit, junping ...

... Foal Starks, bat eveu the absence of the triple crown het- did not create any interest in . the ra-ac. One of the many old-fashioned, oat of date triennial stakes collapsed into a walk o'er for a bad horse in. Royarsine, and wc hove still to regret the absence ...

... that ?? give-n him'. ICaweltore is a ohestuot, so pleor-slully tickedI With Prey hairs thiat he is a roan, muchi otter the fashion of The Bard; hot lie is not a good one, and Ivse easily beaten. bay The Gorgais and Mard i eau. Elloray ina the Sauthport ...

... vo in rn exciting race frome Penibliisg horie ?? .nxtiis Mtootrser, tlb ocincer beiag r dden by Ileppell, a stlong. old-fashioned 6st joekey a~ - uature rears, owhose scr ices, nou that he lion psi-eid hinisulf to trie front, iwil be in coustant reqpest ...

... Tolodvovaki atoned for his Kempton tailors, and gave a smart performannce in the Great Sapling Plate, which he won in a clever fashion My selections for to-morrow are as under:- Park Plate-MIss Biddo. Maiden Hasdicap-Ledy JaTet. HIrshamn Stokes-TYap. Grange ...

... lookted a certainly on i'irtethe &etem.eottr Stakes hot oh' ficide- tooak it ?? - ?? a'ad~ T~ Oiat S polint in a. mostv ioeans fashion, and trek--s a- rc cleat- I cdatt sdn ted in iuberal t ice. Pc-~''tI v >a_~bt-d ?? -oit'nui bit Matniorton Ctan- eon a' a ...

... two lengths, while the American gelding beat Forfarshire by a rnek for second place, both first and third thus in decisive fashion turning the Derby tables on Diamond Jubilee, which perhaps for the case of Dieguie 11. is not sur- prising, seeing that he ...