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... CUMBRIAN CHAT. The WhitahaTon Club now the Cuniborland Senior Competition, bcinpr the onlv club wh:ch lias not sustained a reverse. It is creditable to the Rees, that, while the seniors head this competition. their A team occupy the same position the ...
... doubtful quantity, and, a* might have been exred. the started a loug pries, Mawwo, who made whole of the running, snoring easily the band* W. Dane, who rid gin fine farm. Hsppily, there wae no accident, which waa considering what a affair i« Tbs winner trained ...
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... ws# made (avaurite. though had not Wolf b-en suffering from a bite leg might have been e.o*« tip with himi n the wsgrring A* was expected.. The Grasper, in the hands of Frank Hartigan. won in a canter from Fipphirs. Though little the race could seen, for ...
... nearest approach a summer day that we have had for moatki. but failed to attract more than a very moderate compaay Colwick Park, except in the cheaper portions. A poor aftr•moon's sport was to expected. always the case ia National Hunt races, the same ...
... Constant. Kroonstad, and a mile half Gower and Powlir.fr bad •iuilar gallop. R. Day’s Tielot. Mortapha. pa, and Lady Omao pallopid fcix at a paer. fiurry’c Union Jack, Muriel 11.. and Veil west a aule and fjuartcr. Oi?pin’i L'A:»J«b » Go-«dwin’» PatchiwU ...
... Selling St«ep!echa«* was a in point, a* after Bnoksfoot bad fallen the second fence, and Oallatin the water, the isfrau appeared tret between Street Lamp and biguitr. Knob in turn led, but they were joined the last fence W Copt Heath, a desperate finish end ...
... RACECODRSE CHAT. (THOM OUB SPECIAL KEMPTON PARK, Friday Noon. The character of (port witnened in the Midlands was reverse of exhiliarating, and under the circnnwtances It wa* p'.eannre to get to Kempton Park, if only to see a better class of horses competing ...
... ed. The King’s horse >• a» well ran be nude, and Mr. Lushington thinks naturally hopes he will run wc']. unbeaten Barak- gave young Thorp a winner when securing th® West Derby Stakes. Thorp, who hails from Newton-le-Wil-ows. a nhcw Peace, who is retired ...
... connections profited by his rictorr, and a very long price could have been obtained about him or two instances. There wae a.slifht rctnrn frost, with corns eloet. in the dietriot on Sunday night, but nothing cetera ».no»«a co far to endanger the rroepcctc the ...
... cap h.’ :a , runnera a respectab.e d-tiance. bur abeo tb* h-rre. ra> «l rot owiy. and pmeucaUy aTaowd - few varda. reTurr.injr ta the paddock 'ji*ad«- ri»’, loft .and La Ntpiale -.ton for Mr J. M. Kerre, *lO , had mu:h Inrk oc the flat, though .a;j , favours ...
... galloped eevon fqriongs three-parts speed. (i. ohe loner’s O'Donoghue and teal away galloped a mile ami a half at a good pace; Baveno and Good Luck going a mile and a quarter. F. Day’s Handicapper, Sonatura, Chevreail, St. Antoahu, Kncbequed ...