... K turn lee's Robson 3 W. Wcstyato'# Dnwfca# W. A. T«*totmn Owner ♦ Mr 0. Lomfn Quintus Pabina Horan Mr Nat Kent'* W. Woodland N«t Kent * Brokmihearted W. Wood and ARertoaJ* Kiliucaa Mr SbrffirM WedoMhaf Pnr»te —The TRIAL HANDICAP of IC3 «m; wittier* ...

... on May 16, 17, 18. Bridge. Bottonham. OraTesentf, and Maidstone each ore borne match, Tonbridge are allotted third frame, and the Gentlemen and Playera Kent will try conetaaioiw Mole Park. Maidstone, Ju!y 25 and 26 ...

... approved dam* winaaea of £lOO gratia. .■oom’afN. 10*. ~ Keep foaiiag maroa. 21*-; barren marm, Ito. par Saterription* may booted eny tbe abw* tbnmgb the INTERNATIONAL HORSE AND EXCHANGE, LTD., 46a. Pall MaU, London. B.W. . For farther partiralara apply ...

... life idleness. • • » Barnsley threw away, expected, any outride chance of success against the Villa agreeing for substantial golden solatium to visit Aston. Hero, North Greenwich, the margin was ono of three goals, viz., 4—l, toe home side gaining lead against ...

... *e-ren furlongs pace; Cecil Wink field and Bello Savile covered fie* farioag*; Away W*«t, Banff Box, Kent- IMF#. Pstrfcii'a Ball, and took tMefs! boot of work. T. SMITH’S other team* were on tk« Itot. (arerut mitts an eonjjtarjfwcrr-) We hare no honea ...

... extra; wttmer for aora; 4 for etartena. mile. fl 6 Jrtr Mr J. Barrett Oodrterd -.Offcart 4 Hr W. MO. Trelawny A.JVylcw 39 Nat Kent'a .W. Woodland a 8 10 O M. et«wma-a Pat ; .■-■-.Owner a Mr Cmra Thnft Scott 8 8 Mr A D. H. Lew'a OrfMon Owner Mrs M. ...

... many who undertook the journey from London had ppportumtiee of admiring tome of the most beautiful scenery of which the county Kent can boast. The however, felt good deal to be desired, for (be sky was obscured by sombre banks of clouds, and heavy showers ...

... O. Jukes’s Ida HI. Cspt. Gore Ij»nytor’s Mcmdoneb Fitton 6 Mr M. B. Pisxey’s Golden Cabin Owner 4 Mr R. Wheeler’s Dancing Laddie Owner a Mr E. Woodland’s Owner 4 « The KENT HANDICAP sows, for four year olds and upwards; entrance octs for starters; second ...

... spurt ter Kent, white was neutraliard Hllott, and Tn»ior'« splendid kites soon pat Durham poaotoon- Capital passing Kent backs was Llewellyn, and, when within, ace of tho woal. O'Brien was brought by Poote. a coed murk rained considerable for Kent, bat and ...

... '-»r the 71 lengths behind Golden Bay (col- iI.DRN BAT won hie tost two race* to September, fig Thursday 11.. etc,, Pontefract, and -;-o .Weating Gray Tick (who gare 101 b), Battlement, 1 St. George, etc., at Manoharter. GOLDEN BAY or ALIWAL won over this ...

... Exchange, and March Daisy. aat _ IW* Ora?: Bay. Chicane, ClaqSra?. BROOKBK Harr-tring. War Eagle. Murillo, Hesperus. Sabot. Kent mere, FMegethon. Hoya. Caeil Wlnkfield. and others did suitable exercise ever similar distance. WIHCHMTEB (Hants Pamtes. on ...

... two relic* at a ta«t pace; Velum and Kurrenal cantered mile; Golden Wedding’, For Shame, Boomer, Salralch flUy, Boomer, Trevor, Charming Naocv. and the remainder of our tea* took good boot .of trotting and cantering ezerciw. Folkestone SAL VOLATILE, engaged ...