... Volunteers Crewe D'Souza and Manuel. Agra Volunteer Rifles Color-S.-mount. Phillype. Nilgiri Volunteer Rifles Lieutenant Hardy, Quartermaster Sergeant Burrows, Sergeant Perkins Lance-Corporal Ivatta, Volunteer Fretwell. Bengal and North- Western Railway ...

... won by 1 length, 11. lengths between 2:.d and 3rd, and I length. worn 3rd and 4th. Time-1 min. 291 sees. (Winner trained by Thomas.) FOURTH RACE. GANGES PLATE, 4-15 p.m.—Winner, Ra. 1,000; second, Ra. 400; third, Rs. 200. A highweight handicap for horses ...

... Treelure and Picket following. After a furlong bad been covered The O'Malley just led from Demon, with Golden Treasure and Hardy Gurdy following and Flotelle last. At the 6 furlong poet Hurdy Gurdy bad run to the front with Demon, The O'Malley. Golden ...

... he had taken down his address in a slip of paper. Cross-examined by Mr. Gregory, witness stated he knew English. Mr Charles Hardie's, the Government handwriting expert, was next examined by Mr. Morison. He gave expert evidence many times before. He had ...

... . 1 Lela Raghobir Prosads's br gnat m WINSOME, 7-0, Crowden Mr. G. 0. Thomas' b e m PUSS, 7-0 (car. 7-1), J. Southall 3 Capt. A. Brough's b most g MAHONEY BOY, 8-10, Hardy Messrs. Valentine and Vernon's b o m Bushey Dame, 9-11, 0. Blois Mr. R ...

... slipped,landigave his rider rather a nasty look hug tall, but the ground evidently was to soft to have any effect on such a hardy athlete, and hu was soon un another puny and riding as hard as ever. This third chucker proved a very fast one. in spit► of ...

... F. 8., presented by Mrs. W. If Clark. Templo, Mrs. F Carlyle. Thaddeus. Mrs.. presented by Lady Duke. Thomas Mrs., presented by Lady Carlyle. Thomas, Mrs. It. S., presented by Lady Creagh. Thompson, Mrs., presented by Lady D;:ke. Tom k Ins, Mrs. presented ...

... 5 90 B. Abdy Collins 92 Scr 92 0 Gillespie 97 5 92 F. Rae 104 12 92 Major J. N. Moberley 108 14 99 Ivor C. Thomas 100 7 on ' Captain G. Lubbock 103 10 99 W. J. Wickham 94 Scr 94 F. J. Binning 104 10 94 A. G. Order 95 ...

... sources of horse-supply, the Exmoor and New Forest pony herds, and he proceeds to show that the blood of these undersized, but hardy, little animals is very widely diffused amongst our hackneys, polo ponies, and even amongst our hunters. The value of pony ...

... Mrs. I. shekleton, Mrs. M. Line, Mr. U. VW:knell, Mr. T. Boberts, Mr. C. U. Denham, D. Forbes, Mr. C. P. Utli, Mr. It. 0. Hardy, Mr. E. C P. llreenway, Mr. S. U. Chapman, Mr. W. Li i, Mr. 0. S. Stem, Mr It. U. Abbott, Mr. J. W. a ..kiusou. Mr. B. U. Story ...

... Mackenzie. Oso. John MLyellackinnon their Attorney U. die. Agnew mr. D. F. Blacken- Dan. Currie zie. W. Miller It. J. P. Thomas. A. J. Dent. Mr. John Martin having been v ded to the Chair and the notice oouveuiug the Meeting having been read:— It was ...

... scurry to carry a 7 lbs. penalty, ponies costing up to Rs. lOst. 4lbs. extra for each Rs. 100 over. Cup presented by Messrs. J. Thomas & Co. _ Mr. B. Allen's Invergarrie, Mr. Selwyn 1 Mr. J. Sloan's Bronze, Mr. C. H. Smith 2 Mr. Donaldson's Sky Jack ...