... rule, the racing will be worth witnessing. For to-morrow my selections are as under:- Stand Stakes-Dissolutron. Knavesmire-Clog Dance. Great Northern Hiaadicap-Seaton Delaval or Silver Spur. GlasgowV HanM(icop-Volga. Zetland Stakes-Self-sacrifice. Scurry ...

... ihorrno Charethors I 11 Ir Abinggton's Marie AutisnetsZ Morton 51 it r Brett's Allumeuse S Csnnon 5 13 Lord Ellesmere's Clog Dance J Dawson, j ut 5 11 Mr F.eaNeick's Bay ,goes filly Marsh B it Lort Gerard's Megero Robinson S 11I Lord F Hope's Fara Penitent ...

... san-Della, Siohrciark, Gof, Skirt Dance, Anonvmeo, Onwssiard. (Winnar trolned by Grey.) Bets-ing-10O to 30 agir, Novorre, 4 to 1 agtst Audlacity, is to 1 egst Bad Sf art, 7 t,. I eaaihl agof Shecrelairk aind Skis-I Danc~e, 1.0 to 1 ross(- ai eo'. the others ...

... Knavesmire Plate-Megere, 1; Madame Nerada, 2 ; Macrame, 3. Also ran-ebourid, Nerves,' Gander, Holcombe, Obolas, Hale, Clolo Dance. The Great Northern Handicap Plate-Seaton Delaval, 1; Silver Spur. 2; Shushau, 3. Also ran- Ram elton Lassie, Junius, Vagrant ...

... Grammont, 3, 7 5, t & off Enoch 33 to 1 - Warlaby, a, 7 4, t & off Green 33 to 1 - War Dance, 4, 8 6, off Hayhoe 50 to I - The Rejected, a, 8 13, t & off A. Day NVAR DANCE. This horse met with some opposition in the Cam- bridgeshire market yesterday on thie ...

... after a The following competitions are still in progress, or will he- commenced during the present week: - Captain',s prizes 1899-1900, Ainnesley Cup, final competition, 5n'- gold and silver miedals, open lour- come competition, Lord -A eton's cup. LDE'COUNTY ...

... the competition, when it w as seen thwat the former would furnish one of time closest tiuiishes that the match has ever produced, that anything like enthusiasm was appa-rent. The wind, it is true, was at times treacherous, but if other competitions followed ...

... action song, infants; competition for gold and silver medals ; trial niece, 'The Cavalry Charge ; song. The Little C Glrs,' girls ; solo, Indian Clubs. Master S. Gray ; distri- bution of prizes gained at shorthand competition; anthem, Once was heard ...

... CAPTAIN'S PRiZE. The competition for the massive silver bowl pre-- seanted by the captain, Mr. G. Herbert Brown, I wtk.. ?? a ?? on tio s plaayed oril'o la e on the 17h inst., Feavn ibal ir fteenr members had qualified at themonthly competitions to compete for ...

... 12 Mr. F. Luiheombe's SonstinG, 3 Chandler 6 12 Mr P. A.. Wigan's Blue Mint, 3 Fallon 6 ll Sir J. Blirndell Mxple's Comsnon Dance, 3 W. Weoh 6 10 3Mr. P. XV. *Day's ERarlv. 3 F. Dhy 0 9 ire. Abralpn5s Woodchst, 3 Privaet S 9 Mr. T. 0.annon's WaraTord, 3 ...

... Malnhide Ladies' Club held their monthly medal competition on Saturday lust. Play was by strokes uinder handicap. The day mao favourable for s~coring, but a smaller field than usual turned out for the competition. Mrs. Cannon was the winner with a net score ...

... close to dates as possible in the future. The 'junior championship was a good competition, the Instonians Second XII. win- ning for the first time. The junior shield competition drew a good number of clubs, the Ards 2nd XII. finally winning with the largest ...