... West Indies on Thursday. After a short visit he will proceed to England, returning to Anierica on the 27th of August. George Dawson will have another good two- year-old out shortly but perhaps not at Ascot, as neither Cessnock nor Galston is quite ready ...

... vehicles weigh some tons this should be very violent exercise. The Newmarkat horse-watchers entertain the opiuiau that George Dawson has a wonderfully smart colt in St. Serf, and he has made an astonishing ad vance in the Derby bettiug. Nothing can be ...

... journey until late. The driver, George Dawson an experienced man, missed his way, and went in the direction of Boothstown at a furiouS rate. Eventually the vehicle was overturned, and the cat became a total wreck. Dawson was thrown violently from the box ...

... busy with the Duke of Port- land's colt, The Cellarer, but people who pay heed to such gossip may rest assured that young George Dawson is not very likely to be the trainer of the Two Thousand winner. If sent over from France, Rueil might prove a dangerous ...

... whether Maiden Belie should not, agaiu beat Bismarck, especially as the former has considerably the best of the weights. George Dawson ought to be able to guage Hazle. hatch's chance against Bismarck through Maiden Belle; and I now feel iuclined to the opinion ...

... known until later on. The Arundel people may run both Worcester and Noverre, though not with much chance of success and George Dawson may likewIse have have a couple in Mrs Butterwick and Inferno. On her form Mrs Butterwick has a winning appearance with ...

... Shimmer, and Hoiyrood went a mile and a quarter. Martin's William the Silent traversed a similar distance. On the Bury side, George Dawson's Johnny Morgan, Donovan, and Ayrshire galloped a miie T. Jennings s sen, Mephisto, Blondel, and Sheen did similar exer- ...

... Day's Grand Duke, Beggar's Opera, and Adoration cantered cix furlongs. G. Dawson's Simony II. and Amiab!e galloped mile; Inferno, Grey Leg, GaMon, and U aunsgate went furlongs. J. Dawson's, jun., C'aiendon, Casilewood, fat. Laurence, Florrie. and Qu en of ...

... linco, and Rapallo went six furlongs at a nice pace Chasseur, Spook, Ortolo, and others going steadily five furlongs. George Dawson's Chancery, Bank Holiday, and Nah-Ma-VVusk were given a useful s;% furlongs gallop. Jarri-'s Hampton Bells, Sunflower, ...

... and Glory Smitten went a mile..T. Dawson's, see., Airdrie, Fruit Knife, Bruyere, Celiini, and B!ack Andrew were given a similar gallop. J. Dawson's, jun., l lorrieaud Qneen of Navarre went a mile; Gurry's Lord George, Chiitingion, Vernier,Roval Gun, Improver ...

... half. John Dawson's, jun, Estafette gau >ptd a wile aud a quarter. On the Limekilns, Chaloi.er s Jersey Lily was sent mile and a ha 1. J Dawson's, sen. MP aud Greenwich negotiated a mile and a qtiar-er Caller Herrin covered a mile. Matthew Dawson's ltada ...

... Bucephalus, Sans George, Little Emily colt, a.nd Echline galloped sharply five furlongs. C. Waugh's Spur Royal and Speed negotiated a mile The Nipper going with them the first five furlongs. SS89N3M 0.. the Racecourse side. G. Dawson's Omar and Sanderling ...