... was uncexceptionable. We gave East Langton thle credit of being a far better horse thac) his Liverpool St. Leger race uakeos him appear now, bet we think lie is sure to wils the rubber game to ith Jordaci at Doncaster. Gildernicere was pullincg over the ...

... during the morning. There were some few enquiries made about Roman Candle for the Cesarewitch Stakes, and Eclipse for the Doncaster Leger, but no betting took place until arriving at the Stand. Early in the afternoon, Eclipse (who has been very quiet for ...

... Fishing will not be a little in ?? hoeva, LOciKET'S circular for thle Doncaster Meeting contains reliable information from training quarters, of horses doing work, and likely to go to Doncaster. Remember Solomon, Tiara, Wan- derer, Apollo, and Fisherinan, at ...

... 5gatillo J?tflligtml. DONCASTER MEETING. STrEwAUDS-The Duke of Beaufort, the Earl Fitzwillam, and Lord Londesborough. CLERK OF THE CousteE-Ilr Richard Johnson. TUESDAY. Tims FiTEWILLIAM STAKEs, of 5 covs, each, with 100 added, for all ages; 2-yr-olds ...

... 5pribig DONCASTER MEETINGU YESTERDAY. WTEAAUDs-The Duke of Beaufort, the. Earl Fitewillilam, and Lord Londesborough. CLEnes OF THE COURSxe-Mr. Richard Johnson. The morning opened very unfavoyrably; it commenced a nasty drizzling rain about seven o'clock ...

... ,5p.artiltg ?Ilttlligellct. DONCASTER RACES. WEDNESDAY. THE GREAT ST. LEGER DAY. STRWARDS-Duke of Beaufort, Earl Fitzwilliam, and Lord Loadesborough. Early in the morning imnuolse numbers of visitors arrived; and by twelve o'clock the principal streets ...

... will commence this day (Friday) as follows:_ Don Stakes, 1; Match, 1.30; Parkhill Stakes, 2; Nursery Plate, 230; Doncaster Stakes, 3; Doncaster Cap, 3.30; £200. Sweep- stakes, 4; Town Plate, 5. PROGRAMME FOE FRIDAY, SmErPTEBE) 17. SWErPSTAKEs of 200 sovs ...

... DONCASTER MEETING, l868. This great meeting commenced on Tuesdaylast, September 14th. Upon reaching the town on Monday afternoon we found a large numeber of horses had arrived, and by seven o'clock in the evening there could not have been less than 150 ...

... -o 1 g Aht,614,4up. j?. MA DONCASTER RACES. Stewards: iarl Fitzwilliam, Lord Londesborough, and Lwrd Chesterfield. Judge: Mr. Clark. Clerk of the Course: Mr. Jobnols. Starter: Mr. Hibburd. YESTERDAY. Upon our arriving atnthe scene of action on Monday ...

... 5galiq ?RUiqml. DONCASTER RACES. Stewards: Earl Fitznrilliam, Lord Lmndesborough, and Lord Chesterfield. Judge: Mr. Clark. Clerk of the Course: Mr. Johnson. Starter: Mr. Hibburd. YESTERDAY. Contrary to yesterday the morning opened delightfully flne, and ...

... Volttgeur colt-Typee. Ixord Wilton's Stookwell ?? Evelyn. Mr. T. Taylor's Stpg, by Mountain Deer- Fortunsa: hr Crawford's Thorpo Langton, by Teddington Pnrujlo. I Eir H. Des Vaeux's Touchstone ?? Jean. ; The publio performers on3Y comprise Thorpe Langtoen,, the ...

... David Ann 4 7 5 Neophyte . . . 7 ?? Duchess. 3 7 3 Sberborne ..5 I 4 Hungerford 4 7 2 Fitz-Avon. . 8 I 4 Balleao .. 4 7 0 Doncaster. .. 8 3 Lord Stanley 3 0;13 Lord of the Manor 0 8 2 Reposc . . C 0 13 LMontebello a 8 2 Miargery .. 6 11 Beachy Head 3 8 ...