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... furlongs atraig _i Mr.F. Fisher's Kidhrooke.by Y. Melbourne— Sister to h»*, by Orlando. 9at ilb (in fib ex) ?? Mr. W. 8. Crawfurd's Sweet, Note, Bst 51b ?? Mr. W. Nelson's Sister to Fairy Queen. Bst 81b -JJ2 Betting.-9t04 on Kidbrioke. ICO to 30 agst ...
... show in advanoe, followed by Colonel Crockett, Ashgill, and Sister Helen to the distance. Here Roma was passed by Sister Helen and Aldcrley, but the latter failed to get up to Sister Helen, who won easily at the finish by half -a-lcngth ; a neck only divided ...
... the lead throughout, and won easily by a couple of lengths ; had third. The WYFOLD STAKES. About half a mile, straight. Mr. Crawfurd's Cocotte, by Macaroni — Anonymu, Set 41b AY. Clay 1 Mr. Cave's fby Trumpeter— lndustry, Bst 41b F. Archer 2 Mr. John Nightingall ...
... Betting.— 4 to 1 agst Drumhead, sto 1 each agst Timour and t r, 11 to 2 agst Ignition, 7to 1 agst Newport, 8 to 1 agst Helen Mar. Helen Mar made play, and holding tb throughout, won by half a dozen lengths ; half a length divided the second and third ; ...
... professionals had reached the Moor, 1000 to 80 was taken a'oout King Cole, and there was a bet of 2000 to 40 about Sister Helen for the Cambridgeshire. Only Revoke and Eole 11. were coloured on the card for the Scarborough Stakes, and neither being weighed ...
... D., rector of Lincoln College, Oxford, George Paul Macdonell, M.A., Aberdeen, of 14, Bruns- wick-gardens, Campden-hill, to Helen Augusta, ouly surviving child of William D. Hertz, of 145, flarley-street, and Bradford, Yorkshire. IALLAM— HERBERT.— Jan. ...
... even for spee the One Thousand, and sin* has sueh dislike to ilistanee that lioum.arv Helle Helene may carry home Ailesbury’s rolouni before those of Mr. Crawfurd. Still, 1 have great faith the outsiders, or some heed would have to Ih> paid to the stories ...
... unclouded while the business was in progress. Thero was a better field for the Stewards' Cup than has come forth since Sister Helen defeated thirty opponents in 72, the competitors couut.ng a score and a half. The Michel (.rove stable was represented by Warrior ...
... a 7 1 Lunar Eclipse,4 hoolie - Min s a 7 10 Scamp, 3 yrs a 7 0 Precentor, *ys Hawthorne, 3 a 7 9 Syrian, aged 7 0 Sistr-r Helen,. y 6 6 Ben-ylield, 3ys a 7 9 Ecossais, 3 yrs a 7 0 Kuoalyptus, 3j_ 6 2 Lady of the a 7 9 Princess The- 7 OV. ild Myrtle, 4y ...
... Osborne 2 Mr. Radcliff's Mestizo, by Miner— Little Savage, 3 yrs, 6st6lb F.Archer 3 Mr. Eaatlake'a Sister Helen, 6 yrs, Bst 21b Buaby 0 | Mr. W. S. Crawfurd's Mahomet, 5 yrs, Bat Ot. Lowe 0 Mr. G. Payne's Flurry, 6 yrs, 7st 131b Mordan 0 ! Mr. E. Gray's Exminster ...
... Gerard's Dartmoor, Bst 101b Constable 0 General Pearson's c by Blair Athol— Gardevisure, g Pt 101b T. Chaloner 0 Mr. Foj's Helen, Bst 71b • distance 0 Sir F. Johnstone's fby Blair Athol-Canta, Bst 71b Cannon 0 Betting.— 2 to 1 agst Strathavon, 100 to 30 ...
... to-day by a representative of Wr Crawfurd. There was some cheer- ing as Tom Chaloner came back into the enclosure on the back of the Win_ r, and no one will grudge the triumph of so staunc'i a sportsman as Mr. Crawfurd, who sustained a great disappointment ...