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... Elmore seemed to desire, there had beea more feic,.5 it is equally clear to us that Grimaldi was better jockeyed ti a1 MBloonraker.-London Paper. ANOTItER ACCOUNT. Grimaldi was very little distressed, and, in chlotly atter crno5 ing the fieId to reach the ...
... Four ran. Cambridgeshire Steeplechase-Jackal, 1; Loriot, 2; Royalist, 3. Five ran. i Milton Hurdle-Leveret, 1; Boatman, 2; Grimaldi, 3. L Four ran. IHamilton Welter- Matilda colt, 1; Belgrae, 2; Vertie, 3. Three ran. - April Welter-Matilda colt beat Lady ...
... 31b; Darklurher, aged, 10st lib.; Curious, 5 yrs, 9pt 101b.; Moon- light Jack, aged, 9st 81b. ; Blush Rose, 4 yrs, ?? 41b. ; Grimaldi (late Game-cock), 5 yrs, 9st 6ib. Fairy King, 4 yrs, fst 41b.; Sunnyside, 4 yrs, fst. THE WontcEsTme MEETING is the only ...
... agpt Beaity, 7 to 1 each agst Siesta and Beguine. Won by three lengths. Selling Stakes. Blanchette (Pary) . . .. ?? ?? 1 Grimaldi (Constable) ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 2 Instep (Chaloner) ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 3 Also ran-Kate, Newhouse; Paysanne, F. Archer; Feltwell, Maidment ...
... Crescent, 2. Four ran. Tally-Hao Flat Race-fl Zingaro, I; Northfieet, 2; Amnadine, 2 l. eight ran. Selling Hfurlie-Plebeiafl, 1; Grimaldi, 2; F~airy, a.f Ten ran. First M~aiden H3urdle-Halifax, I; Priness Belle Bel'o, 2; Flor-fr el, 3. E~leven ran. . Neasdon ...
... 21b; The General, lost; Cha5nHPset * 9st 21bt; Volatile, 9st loib (and 71b extra]; dipaey Iel 91b; The Skipper, 1st 7bh; Grimaldi, 1st. g t . AccEPTANCES for the Free Handicap Steeple Chase:- Collingwood, lI st 61b; The Young'nn, I 1st 21b; Trust-nmenot ...
... race at Coventry a fortnight since, A Steeple Chase Match for 1001, over the Hunt Cup Course. Three miles. Mr. Carew's g g Grimaldi (Reeves) received forfeit from 3fr. Walkers's b m Lucy Long. TATTERSALL'S-Mo; DAY. The Northamptonshire Stakes betting was ...
... Handicap. Gunboat ?? ?? .. ..-i Yooung Hopeful ?? ?? 2 Wouvermnran ?? , ?? S . Six rau. Lougher Hall S'kakes-Artist, Iat; Joy Grimaldi, 2d; Dowager filly, 3 3 - ; Cupid, 4th StewardpZ Cup-Znoa, t. ?? of the Smuth and Unexpected fell. Three ran. YEBTERDAY ...
... the 2d till October. t The Fleetwood cup was; won by M1r. Ridgeway'sred ill Royal Oak. The Ridgeway cup by Mr. Garven's b d Grimaldi. The Railway stakes by Mr. Rodgett's r dl Burgundy, THEATRE ROYAL, ABBEY STREET. The performeances at this establishment ...
... popular comedian, r dharles Bignell. Ibpnbo Austin is anaffier Iiktmin avuorite, ,who is annminood. He is illed as the modern Grimaldi, h:lrop pers. Tho 4.Chaimrngs stay over armdoer week. The dransport KNbuadic, fron London, 'with 535 remounrits, atrived ...
... and afternoon pack, and was open to ride any man four miles across Leicestershire for 1,000 gs. aside-when Moonraker and Grimaldi proudly eyed each other as they joined the fluttering crowd of silk jackets which sallied north for the battle from under ...
... Brother San against Sir T Brocklebauks Belfast Mr Alexander's Alice Truthful ag6t Messrs Fawoette Eine FXTeOur Sir B Jardine's Grimaldi apt Mr Enaby's Horny Rand Order of RBntnEng-Tslce through the card. The Clifton Cup, the Lythanm Cup, and the Peel Stakes ...