... I, THE FATAL ACCIDENT AT t LLWYNYBRAIN RACES,5 FBY COVERTSIDE.I Everything is criticised in this world-vovn the critic. The quaint part of criticism con- sists in this, that the amaeu critic kicks over rthe traces 'at every milestone on his journey ...

... I THE FATAL ACCIDENT AT . LLWYNYBRAIN RACES. IBY COVERTSIDEf.].LS This 9ad' accident invitei ?? who are responsible for the arrangemnents' at race meetings to, ask bhempelvos -whether they do what is reasonable and right to muinimise the inevitable ...

... open a race as the one in question, or one in which so many, horses have been suoh equal favouriteg, Into the winter transactions it is needless now to enter. They partook of what must no ' be considered the normal features of a Chester Cup. Accident, after ...

... HOLYHEAD RACES, en in The Hlolyhead races came off on Wednesday last, rs at the Valley race course! opposite Mr. Ellis's hotel. he The weather being exceedingly fine, hundreds were ngon the ground long before the proceedings commen I :ht ced. After the ...

... open a race as the one in question, or one in which so many horses have been such equal favourites. Into thee winter transactions it is needless nowto enter. They partook of what must now he considered the normal features of a Chester Cup. Accident, after ...

... forcibly reminded us of October,--fi gathering -haIs -always been aliticipated with feelings of ploaure not b only by the racing coommnunity,. it. by the gmdalpublic ,p likewise. Since last year several alterations hr. 4tktb place in coinctiof witlh the ...

... CHESTER1 RACES. Celebrated, as it isq,1he the, inerrie month of May,-%' atoghi, b~y the be h odesand mist of this morn- cc leg- forcibly remninded us of October, -the gathering has- Li alwaye been an Licipatedi with feelings of pleasure, not only, by ...

... draw up to the leading division as they neared the turn for home. Directly the straight was reached, however, the race wag, bar accident, virtually over, for Fasbion, coming along at her ease, won in a canter by three lengths from Philamnoon, who finished ...

... CHESTER RACES. j Notitlhs(atiding that these celebrated races-the I' snorce of' attractiott to all the lealing gentry and f fashionables of the countity round wvithiln a (lii- r tance of lfi(ty milcs, as well as to those of a less distingusished sphere ...

... Trappec', Miss Hatch, Banda- lore, and Kitty, alo started. In this race the betting was 4 to I on the field. The lot got off well together, the T'rapper B-ading. There vas a splendith race home betweeii the first, second, and third, Ellermire winning by ...

... who sailed on board the- Valkyrie daring the race, returned to the shore as soon as the Valkyrie dropped her anchor. He bore the defeat philo- sophically. It was a good race,' said the old man, a good race. Everything was fair and square as could be ...

... 'Varsity Race with Sa the sole intention of winning or losing a bet to on the issue. Now, however, there is no money to be made on the day of the race, the knowing ones having spotted the winner a fortnight or so before, and, unless an accident happens ...