... . BY RAPIER. IT is a long time since I said anything about cur rent racing and must not now linger over meetings long past, though there seem to be one or two things to note. One of them is that Sabian, shifty on the flat, has not left that characteristic behind him now that he has taken to the other game. I cannot make out whence he derives this soft strain. There was reason to hope much of ...

... . ROSSLYN PARK FAIL TO STOP OPPONENT. THE SERVICES GET THROUGH TO SCORE A TRY. THE SERVICES CONVERT THEIR FIRST TRY. ...

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... . 1. mr. j. p. Giles's justasgood. I 2. MR. G. C. MORTON'S LUCKY BOY II. DIVIDERS IN 3. MR. E. ROLPH'S JOHN BULL III. J QUANEA STAKES. 4. MR. B. NOBB'S CAPTAIN SCOTT III. J 5. THE MISSES MORTON WITH LUCKY BOY II. 6. MR. J. H. SKINNER, THE JUDGE. 7. H. BRAY. THE SLIPPER. 8. MR. AARON WATSON, OK LITTLEPORT, THE OLDEST BREEDER OF GREYHOUNDS IN THE CLUB, AND MR. J. C. LAXTON. A MEMBER OF THE ...

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... . AT the reed screen. THE COOTS ARE THE FIRST TO TAKE TIIE ALARM. ...

... . 1. SIPPET CHARLIE, THE WINNER, LEADING AT THE LAST JUMP IN THE CHRISTMAS HANDICAP HURDLE RACE. 2. AT THE LAST JUMP IN THE KEW THREE-YEAR-OLD HURDLE RACE. 3. TAKING A FENCE IN THE KEMPTON PARK STEEPLECHASE (WON BY MR. W. DIXON'S MONSYL). 4. COMMANDER WARD'S WHITE TROUT, WHICH WALKED OVER FOR THE HAMPTON STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP. 5. TAKING THE FIRST FENCE IN THE HOUNSLOW SELLING STEEPLECHASE, ...

... 1. gone away. 2. UP THE BANK AND THROUGH THE FENCE. 3. THE MASTER. MR. K. G. POLAND. 4. MOVING OFF. 5. ABOUT TO DRAW A FRESH COVERT. 6. THE KILL IN WESTERN WOOD. 7. AND 8. HOUNDS AT WORK. 9. TOSSING THE HARE TO THE PACK. ...

... THE ECLIPSE/' THE MUSICAL FARCE AT THE GARRICK THEATRE. MISS TEDDIE GERARD AS CAROLINE DRAYTON, AN ADVENTURESS, AND MR. ALFRED LESTER AS GEORGE, A WAITER. MISS NANCY GIBBS AS FELICIA WH1TEHOUSE, AN HEIRESS, AND MR. F. POPE STAMPER, AS PAUL TOWNLKY, A HOTEL CLERK- ...

... . 1. THE GALLERY INCLUDING AN IRISH GOAT. 2. THE MASTER, MAJOR E. F. TALBOT-PONSONBY, TAKING HOUNDS TO FRESH COVERT AT KILCOLLEN. 3. HOUNDS BY THE SENTRY BOX AT THE BARRACKS. 4 COL. ST. LEDGER MOORE AND EARL MAYO. 5: DRAWING OFF THE PACK AFTER A LOST .SCENT AT KINNEAGH. ...