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... ACCIDENT TO A JOCKEY. In the Liverpool Hurdle Handicap, the opening event at Liverpool on 'fhueday, Pitcher oame down heavily at, the last hurdles. His rider, U. Barker, was very severely shaken, although no bones were broken. Barker will therefoie be ...
... PENDINE RACES. ■> The second year's meeting' for horse racing and other sports at Pendine, Carmarthenshire, took place on Friday. Quite a chapter of accidents occurred during the day. A damper was cast upon the sport in the very beginning by a severe ...
... column 1. of to-day's RACING MAIL, procurable of all agents and bookstalls. GuÍllp. alo says :-P. 40 goor!, fancy 0, 15. Next week's Guides should be made sure of by ordering erry, the demand will be eiioruious.- hrnestcr. THE RACING MAIL, 6D.-Parcliask- ...
... Manchester, a number of medatff and illu- minated addresses to the surgeons who wore professionally engaged in tho colliery accident at Ponty pridd were pre- sented. Dr FALCONER (Bath) said he had been asked by the pre- sident to make a short statement with ...
... anything that is discharged into the river regularly, nor that itr has been designedly done, but that it is the result of an accident and that it is not likely to occur again. Notices are from time to time posted up cautioning persons against the practice ...
... be an absentee, through the regrettable accident to A. -Nightingall, I append selections Wainfieefc Steeplechase—EOCKCINQ BOY, Warren Flab Raco-BAr-ICARAT. Liverpool Trial Steeplechase—CATHAU, Lammas Hurdle Race—PLAYWRIGHT. Ewell Steeplechase—PHiLOScrHEB ...
... from the town, and is a portion of G waenynog Park. We believe it answered the purpose admirably, as it did also for the races yesterday. The first foot parade took place on Tuesday afternoon, when the men met at five o'clock with fire arms. They were ...
... ;ACCIDENT AT CARDIEF DOCKS. Last evening, about half-past 10 o'clock, an accident befel Edward Curtis, of Hellen-street^ He was in the employ of Mr Brain, and whilst at work on board the s.s. Croesus, Roath Dock, .discharging pitwood he fell down the ...
... GOODWOOD RACES-TUESDAY. CRAVEN STAKES.—Ostreger (Fordbam), 1; Volunteer, 2; Vandyke, 3. Three started. Rous STAKES.-D' Estouroel (Custance), 1; Opoponax, 2, Caucasus, 3. Four started. HAM STA.KEs.-Idalia (Daley), 1; Hatchman, 2; Herald, 3. Six started ...
... d impossible to say, with such a record, which is the better boat in such a sea as that in which to day's race was sailed. The loss of the race by only 43 seconds on a beat to windward and return represents so very c'ose a ceatest that the splitting of ...
... CARDIFF RACES. I 2 O-The ELY HUNTERS' FLAT RACE PLATE of 30 SOVS, for hunters that have never won a flat race value ib sovs weight for age. Two miles, on the flat. Captain M Lindsay's Arona, 5y 12st 3ib Owner 1 Mr H S Watson's Snitton, aged 12st 3!b.Owner ...
... HAVERFORDWEST BICYCLE RACES. These races were run off 011 Monday after the athletic sports. Tho track being in bad condi- tion there were several spills, but no accident occurred of a serious kind. The judges were Messrs W. Lewis, S. R. Edmunds, and T ...