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... RAUL of a 6 aoes.—One !nue and a ball. 10 Mr A I.:orllam's SWEET WILLIAM ♦ Ireton 1 Mr L. GREY J Hunt 2 10 7 Mr F Webh*v WS. BALTIC Gordon 10 2 Mr Decry'. Dame Durdan..r Hammond 10 7 Mr W Carling'. Sainte.. Wells..T Fitton 10 2 Mr I E Iflelll F Holman ...
... Eirardas a Lta-ocles Zdwards 7 3 Mr 0 Ilairbird_47s.Prfrate 11 Mr D Chat:mtes Over the Heath 37s Privet* 6 11 4 Mr J E Joel. Morton 6 6 Mr 1' Evershees Misch ovens dy.lberwoo4 6 6 D CCllroje Minton Pet Iya—Owser ...
... kin string Oa the WU togi, but tb.re a. not e tick doing. All had a good bout of and trotting and mem. Awn tu,tosg, to • mail• C and LTIfIIAM. A fine I'llern team went to the Downs, but nothing beyond work up to a n A g go t s. by Inn ...
... much better advantage when trying conclusions in a six-furlong lingo. provided that he w, odd do his best, is quite likely ttc run clean away with the race, as in a trial gallop with Lisben the Ditch Mile a few days prior to the success the last-named horse ...
... eight. 4'a Then A. M. Carr, whose first appearance in county cricket it was, played a great game for his side. be aid lliggins adding 94 in seventy missutes for the wreath wicket. Eighth at 751. Carr showed himself to have an ample variety of stroke-A. His ...
... King's Idler be taken as a guide, Lacrosse is not so well i placed in this handicap as Fancy Man, but a question whether the ground is suitable for the latter will not be solved until to-morrow. A month ago, when it. was like a highway, he scratched rather ...
... A DELICATE ♦ “Sporting correspondent] owe Lai a chat nith Alfred Shaw at Worcester, and in the coarse of the con. serf:stem made several artful attempts to draw the veteran into instituting a COM) arLsnu between the bowlers of his day and the bowlers ...
... BATHO% Wedding Peal. Totimidater. and Kilida went a mile and a ball; Cwhendun and Biology went two mile., at a stieful rate; Wargrate had a good gallop of one mile and a quarter; Montague and Cloture had a nice ...
... for 16 a Mr Winer WOOD CHAT apt Mr TOP CARD Mr TA:IMM' IL apt Mr Rook , * BENIWACTRFAR RI Mr Botanic WRIBLIGIG II apt- Mr ron'r REATIIER COOK Mr RONNY BRIDGE apt Mr l (Tate, 41RADID; Mr ROYAL YREEDOM apt Mr NORMANDY LAD Mr WELL DRIX-rLD II apt Mr' Sandler ...
... G. orl. ..r r • Id WiLlar a t Ford. lesrmasy : 0. A. Wawa. I. Ciotti of tie • and Stake' Ford. oodorpriiing sails sad a They ars an iseprowsd ash uNefill lot. is not bang hi a training, whir* feeds no et annsise the Atneriesn not be until___ Jubilee ...
... in his usual health. .% f ter tea on Sunday night be wassit tingle hischair, chatting to his I: ly about their Scotch friends and his visit, when he was saddenly seized a ith a fit of some kind. and dieil dinwily, even before medical aid could 1,0 procured ...
... Chronos. led Heart'. Pride. Laneaehire. and Wild 'Willow went a mile briskly: Country Boy, Kingbird. Knight of the Garter, and lam:toys went eta furlongs at a Pace. A grand Greeaburn :ed otherwise a useful gahop mile; Green• lawn gelding led Sarbette and Lowe ...