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... Gcater 0 Lord St. Vincent'a Crown Prince, 4 yra, 9st 81b Mr. Bevill 0 Mr. R. Drewitt's Sensibility, 4 yre, 9st Baverstock 0 Mr.Crawfurd's Meanderer,4 ?? 41b T. Chaloner 0 Sir C. Nngent'a Emily, 3 yrs, BBt Lowe O Betting.— 6 to 4on Drummond, 100 to 30 agst Mcanderer ...
... betting was, moreover, justified, as she held the lead throughout, and won in a canter. A heavy day's work ended with the Crawfurd Plate, for which, at the j opening of the betting, short odds were taken about Mena, but he behaved in a disgraceful manner ...
... New T.Y.C. Twenty-nine entries. Mr. Pryor's Whitby, by Barnton— Julia, by Launcelot, 4 yrs, 8»tllb Loates 1 Mr. W. S. S. Crawfurd's f by Longbow— Gentle Kitty, 8 yrs, sst7lb H.Clark 2 Lord Westmoreland's Indian Star, 4 yrs, 7st 41b Kenyon 3 Lord Bateman's ...
... Maiden National Hunt Flat-race Plate. Two miles. 12 7 Redhill. 6yr 12 7 Red Tape. 6 11 7 Lady Erne.4 12 7 Skipper. 6 y 12 7 St. Helen, a 11 7Pe_nyHill,4 al2 7 Stalactite 12 7 May Night.6 11 7 Beaulieull., ?? aged 12 3 Southoln.e.s 4 yrs 12 7 Camel, aged 12 ...
... form, however, and Queen's Messenger having beaten him once ought certainly to do so again. Chaloner will be on one of Mr. Crawfurd's, pro- bably Wellingtonia, as I ascertain that the dark Dramochter, though a nice colt, is still backward. I think I have ...
... perforc*eis on the Town Moor came in for support, in Amy Melville and Agnes Ethel ; and GEnone, who when running as the La Belle Helene filly in the spring was pretty smart, also had plenty of friends. She ran well to-day, as did Amy Melville and Erostratus; ...
... in earnest with Dalby, Planet, or Ackworth. Others, however, maybe easily picked out as well in, The Pieeouc, The Peer, and Helen, for instance; but until the declaration of tho minor forfe-t, it would be rush even to attempt a hint from what quarter the ...
... certain to be a revival of the discussion on the question of nominations. It is rather cruel luck for a sportsman like Mr. Crawfurd to tind that be c n ot run LftMastrua in the Derby, a race in which the colt was deemed as possessed of no mean chance of ...
... for which included better class than is usually seen for a contest of this kind with selling conditions. When beaten by Lady Helen at Eempton Park last Monday the distance was three miles and a-half, and the shorter course was supposed to be so much in fc_ ...
... Colonel Knox, Captain Alexander, Captain Savile, Captain Beecher, Captain Little, Mr. Drake, Mr. Merry, Mr. Powell, Mr. Crawfurd, Mr. H. Crawshaw, Mr. W. Bevill, Mr. Padwick, Mr. Payne, Mr. Pryor, Mr. Gerard Sturt, Mr. H. S. Beaumont. The sport began ...
... Jobn Carter. Miss Catherine Chichester, by Lady Clifford Constable. Mrs. Cleobury, by Vicountess Palmerston. Mrs. James Crawfurd, on her marriage, by Lady Charlotte Copley. Lady De LTsle and Dudley, by the Marchioness of Ely. The Hon. Mrs. Edgecumbe ...
... y thereafter. First-class Fare 40 guineas. Surgeon and stewardess carried Apply to Cayzer, Irvine, and Co . li (ireat St. Helens, Loudon ; 3, Old Churchyard, Liverpool : spd_lo9. Hope-street, Glasgow. C~~LAN~LINE to SOUTH AFRICAN PORTS, Cape Town, Algoa ...