... exoellent attendance, for the weather was most favourable, while the turnout of horses, considering the near approach of the big Easter meeting, wea verysatiefectory. The dual winner of the previous meeting, All Black Too, cleverly landed the first heat of the ...

... day , . March 17. Int less Jew Wholly t. of Higher lad. sal • Novice. of (keret'. for CIO wide: each. I.nr. of shot. 21 yards rise yards First bird in the at GROUND., WIGAN.- Phnom Pigeon will place at the ground. co Monday. March 190 h. when Meows. Woods ...

... to a conclusion. The conditions were to shoot at nine birds each, with lloz shot, the handicap ranging from 17 to 21 yards rise and 60 fall. As is gentrally the case when an event of the above cescription is set for decision at this Arens, there was a ...

... 0 Cimb E 0 Cote d'Asore D 0 Nader A 3 Discharged D 0 Easter Night P 0 Engagement. .t 0 FADS ATALANTA F D KNEAD C I Lady Edith A 0 Lady Lonely B 4 Marchingten A 0 Matricala B 3 Merrynioant B 0 Rise Swallow R lir Delaznere B 0 Mr CMley E 0 On Tbe Spree ...

... Clyduß, and lions bad a striding gallop of a mile and a camoeus, Don Solo, and Connivance gelloped five Airfoil's; Swann and Easter Night cantered Ave furlongv; Niphe and Zone went sharply the same distanc Impulsive and Velvet cantered. WORTONei. Ta.tioian ...

... J.nosrotx. O. St. Mary's Gate. Derby. Secretory. Mr. STANLEY B. FORD. (lark of the Scales. Mimes. FORD and SONS. Sherwood Rise. Nottingham. Clerks of the Cour,e and Stakeholders. Telegraphic address: Raring. Nott ;unborn.- HATDOCI PA RIK MARCH STEEPLECHASER ...

... fluster Strut, Lire/pool. L ICENSE AND TRANSFER OE 1. ICES, 21, QUEEN STREET. ALBERT SQUARE. MANCHESTER. CHARLES WAK ERLEY, RISING, IN INN, QUILICB STRELT. ALBERT SQUARE, Lionise, Transkr, and Goma At. Appeaisensions made, Stocks taken, An 4 amide cn isms ...

... the winners of the trial heats on the previous Saturday. The weather, although fine, was not so inviting, as a cold north•easter blew across the coarse. Spculation ruled at 3 to 1 apt Benton's Jim, 4 to 1 Wood'a Sam, 5 to 1 Taylor's Jim, and from 8 to ...

... FORM AT A GLANCE (SPECIALLY COMPILED.. NEWCASTLE. Lelt•nand The mile course is straight. with slight rise from start to finish Races ewer a mile are run round a loop of mile and throe-quarters in clrcumlerence, the turns being very easy. The short courses ...

... Sunday evening. Those engaged are W. Corkey (holder), George liazael, Blower Drown, and E. P. Weston. In the Manchester Easter Turf Retrospect article, which apf eared in Thursday's Sporting Chroteicle, Mr. L. P. Wilson should have been returned as ...

... from 19 to 21 yards rise, and 60 yards fall. There were eight entries. and some capital birds were provided. Betting Med at from 7to to 6to 2 on the gun. Eventually only one killed all, and he won. Beore:--J. Duckett, 20 yards rise, 1 1 1 1; 'P. Cupit ...

... I:Thplaced in four subsequent efforts. BiZTJA.WINA..—Pitth to Cetiline. Wagon Hill. !Orphrey. and Pearl Borer at Birmingham Easter 16 fur.). NIL DMPEILLNDITY—Oormeding 121 b to Competent and 2tlb to Blythawood. ran third to them i■ a. mile race at Kempton ...