... Ear’.v Morna (3) (4-1), Want And Worry (6) (5-1). 41.; 21. 30.06. 435 WATERWORKS (6) (5-1). 1; Terrific (4) (4-5). 2. Also— Blackberry Express (3) (4-1). Spink Top •5) (6-1), Pctronious (2) (7-1). 11.; il. 24.16. 550—WHISTLINCt DAISY (6) (5-1). 1; Famous ...

... at once. and. staying on. had plenty to spare from is M en g 36)--WetprWerks 161. 5-1, 1: Somethin Terrine (4,. 4-3. 2; Blackberry Express (3h 4-1, 3; Petronious ilti, 7-1. 4: S pink Top (51. 4-1. S. 11. 241. 111. 24.1& Waterworks went right into the ...

... people like to make a little jelly as well as jam from raspberries, loganberries or gooseberries, although the crab-apples, blackberries, and sloes are more frequently used at the end of the season. Red currant jelly is in a category by itself, as it can be ...

... (Mrrcer * R-12 D L Jones 0 Oman (Nicholsonl. 8-12 j Wilson 000 Zarah (A French*. 8-9 H 0 Ship ip i iR Poole*. 8 9 Mar land 0 Blackberry .Land.*, 8-9 W Elliott Scrubbing Brush iM Pope*. 8 J Lindlcy J Lindlcv 3!b. J Wilson S.P. Guide Pronto. 1 Hanretta Dfter ...

... J Wilson 000 Zarah 89 (A Prench) .. H Docherty 0 Shipipi 8-9 (R Poole) . W _Marland 0 Blackberry 8-9 (Candy) . W Elliott 000 Scrubbing Brush 8-9 (M Pope) J Lindley Porecast—7-4 agst Pronto, 3-1 Hansetta ...

... breathing haste, and until recently one community at least took things easy. This was Worcester (Ma.s.t 2 terminus of the - Blackberry special' train. of its speed miles in three hrairs) and frequent stops it was idsal Mr berry pickers and picnic parties ...

... (9-2). 1: Bubbly (6-1), FAVOURITES FOR COURSES 2; sur. Shadow (3-1), 3 3 s Race-by-race summary of the fate of [ 3-o—Blackberry (10-1). 1. layaa favourites since 1946 at Brighton:— P 3‘100 2; Scrubdbiog Brush “\:'n'n‘:.::e 'w”l:, Eo’:: 34‘—1?;: cu-cln ...

... which the family do not like, {ust because they hapgen to be plentiful and cheap. emember that plums, pears, apples and blackberries will come along later in gp_e _season. The flavour of bottled fruit is greatly improved if the fruit can be preserved in ...

... Bubbly. 10-1 Francettc. CHEPSTOW 3.O—BLACKBERRY (W. ElllotU. 1: Malayan Pnnce (P. Evansi. 2; Scrubbing Brush iJ. Lindleyj, 3. 12 ran. (Candy.) 21.: same. Betting—4-5 Pnnto. 5-1 Clive. 8-1 Hansetta and Shimpi. 10-1 Blackberry and Dazzlcr. 100-8 Duster Mcrzann ...

... plums, for fruit in 3 or 4 lb. jars, or for stoned fruits, to 190 deg. F. for 15 minutes. For apples, apricots, damsons, blackberries, greengages, loganberries, raspberries, gooseberries, rhubarb, strawberries and cranberries, to 165 deg. F. for 15 minutes ...

... Province lately and his six lengths behind Smokes , Glen in 29.:8 half • length outside the recordi was no mean performance Blackberry Express has some useful form to date, including • rietore over Ronnie Chieftain in a Celtic - 350' in 3'.20. ',pry performance ...

... Of Moyvora (H. l.yons), June 36 (t. 2). unpl,. 20.91 (375). -SELECTIONS WIN | DANGER Quaen's Federal Avenue Open Dodger Blackberry Exprete Ferguson Maid Tiveny Vale Ballyellen Daifler Fury ' ...