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... to refer to the accident which occurred to Mr. Mason, of the Queen's Hotel. That gentle- man was also returning from Hoylake races, and had with him in his vehicle his two children and a gentleman. For some time pre- vioua to the accident Mr. Mason had ...
... occurred, the par- ticulars of which we give ?? racing intelli- gence will be found runder the usual tsporting head. LAHIiNTABLE AND FATAL AcciDENT ON KERSAL, MOOR HA4mE COUREs. O6n Wednesday, dui'ing the race foe' the Handicap Hurdle Stakes, of five sovs ...
... flector, Novel, by accident, fell, when Lady Flora, of course, won without further contention for it. A t the time of the accident, Milkmaid was being druwn from the race, but this untoward accident indueod the rider to continue the race, ...
... COACH RACES! - ing is a more minute account of The following is a more minute account of the I dreadful accident rehted in our last. - Leicester; Jidy 25, -t15. a Last night 6ccurred one of those dreadfulcatas- c trophies, the result of driving opposition ...
... was good. if I The BIRKENHEAD HURDLE RACE, a handicap sweep- al rs stakes of 5 sovs. each, 2 sovs ft, with 20 sovs added. cl 0 Twice round and a distance. Over eight hurdles. For di s°. horses running in any race of the first day. 7 subs. al er Clatterbox ...
... PRESTON RACES. | DINNER OF THE COMMITTE'E. On Thursday last, a dinner was heldlby the Committee of the'late Preston Races, at the'Bull'Inn, in congratala- tion of the manner n which the races had passed.off. The attendance, though not numerous, was highly ...
... THE RACE TO EDINBURGH. The London ?? (.'Ompanyo Monday commenced running a train between Lon&3ca and Edinburgh in eight bours. The train ran ?? Easton to Crewe. a distance of 158 miles, witbhol stopping. Preston was the next stooping p!aes Carlisle was ...
... NEWMARKET RACES. YESTERDA Y. A MATCH for 300 sove, A F.-Won by Wilmnot, beating CaF' msandra filly. SWEEPSTAK0E of 10 soya each. T Y c.-Won by Bowstring. beating Radulbpus. MATCH, for 100 sovy, T Y C.-Wonby Liato*n-.batfng Tippet. MATCH for 203 Bova, ...
... freely before any great race but he will probably h stand preparation for an ordinary contest with as I much equanimity as formerly. His party, mean- V rtime, are said to have lost by not hedglng their tl I money before his accident was made known. - V ...
... BLACKPOOL RACES. Blackpool held. for the second time, its races on Wed- nesday and Thursday, under auspicious circumstances, on Raikes Hall Estate, the spot where the Royal North Lanca- shire Agricultural Society held theirannual show. The races were first ...
... for £60 to Mr. Lamrplugh of Bolton. k e This race concluded the first day's sport, and never did ral tday's races pass off more successfully or more creditably to in- all concerned, The promoters of the races were entitled to ovary credit for their arrawgements ...
... BALLOON RACE. The management of the Zoological Gardens, in their desire and determination to furnish attractions of the ultra novel order, have, it must be admitted, spared neither expense nor exertion in attaining that object, and they appear ominently ...