... SO added; winners aftr tke weights are out 1b , extra; geuleleno ride a, profesaionals 61b extra. Five 2: : Pour ran. The SHORTS HANDICAP of 3 zors each, with 20 added; winers after the weights are out 51b extra. Three turboug,. Dwaf ?? . ?? ?? ?? ?? ...

... noLtaked) to I abouttthe Camel and stand it out, ,and I hope none of my readers will be deluded int tak- ing the ridiculously short price now offered against Joe Dawoon's colt, e This advice, it must be conceded, wasnotaltogether, valueless, as those who ...

... staong hopes of a fair trial of speed nero e tertabsed-hopes, however, which were not realised as the sequel-to quote the story books-will show. The preparatori gun was fired at cleven o'clock, and ton minutes later the signal for starting was give.o ...

... upon the Strathbogia Rune fifteen miles from Wellingtrove and ninety from Armadale, in New South Wales. GooD STORY OF THOxAS CARLYLE.-A good story is told of Thomas Carlyle. It it said that a lady near him kept Coohinl Chinsa fowls, and the ?? was such a ...

... rmer, however, may be quietly set aside, for after she bad won a ham for Mr. Crawford at Goodwood worth 000., she was made short work of in the Twenty Second Bentinek Memo. rial by Silver Ring, who easily repeated the dose in the Bretby Stakes at the Newmarket ...

... TjiE CALOCUTIA UPrPEr Tre. -rie Bombay Gazette says a charming little story has been going the rounde during the week abo'5t esnoe of the amenities of the upper tea. The story runs that a lady, the wife of one of our upper crust, ?? at a house, sent ...

... her if she caught the judge's eye first, but she did so, and is still alive and kicking, may be * the strangest part of the story, however, is that the same writer, now that she has ilibs more to carry, tells us she cannot lose in the great cross country ...

... outside ohancie worth looking after. It Is highly probable the winner's name, has now been mentioned, and to make a long story short, we will, without any ceremony, vote for * E~oocBLOODn Oct BvIuS, . whilat to Mxlosv FREn or PLEAM weO Will 'assign place ...

... jockey brought his horse to the front at the proper moment, aud then reserved him for the final rush ; bub it was the old, old story of the weight telling, aud he lost the race because his victor had a pull in the Iipoets. Besides this, it must be borne in ...

... Swe ges and Dtluiilatre, at, drew lawayr fro thihrssd hod the finish to 03. themselves. SwetAnsatrasvr race, winning VJ by a short head;trelnts anda tol between ~e. ail coud and third rics Teeaw beaten coff 505e. 13TTING ON, 'ice CoUtpsE.S!TOr in. ?? ? ...

... Casey b I Story . 1 c ?? -. 19 eempster ; Story 26 TBignall c Persee b Story ?? , ?? 1 ?? P Wifld b Riecairds 10 c G Casey b Story 3 V Eeckwood b ltiards 2 c Barry b Story 11 M' ?? c StOryT b - I Richards ei. ..0 ?? bSto- ,. 0 I ?? ;. ...

... Oloermoside, 14. The University ran up a fair score of -106, of -which Mr. Drunmmond made 38, Messrs J, -Roberts and HT B: Story 15, and 1.0 resp'cctively; The aextras played a byno means uninmportant fri-S amount- - ingasr they did to j25., 'As will'lbe ...