... ?? 4,87b Hurricane. by Wild Dayrell . 3 3,620 Cariabrook. by Stockwell . ?? ., , .. 336 Asteroid, by Stockwell. - , , .. 2,6s9 Bathilde. by Stockwell ?? ,,610 Argonaut, by Stockwell. ?? .. 2,480 Atheratone, by Touchstone.. ?? 2,285 Blioodellby glying ...

... THE GEATnvioKE STAKES.-Chapelier, Mayonnaise, f. by Stockwell-As you like it, Heroine of Lucknow, c. by Bar, ?? of Masbam, f. by Teddington-Flutter, and Aneurin. TTHE HAS! STAKES.-Plumper, c. by Stockwell-BriberY, Winton, and Toni Bowline. SWEEPSTAKES OF ...

... the Derby the second and third (Savernake and Rustic) were be- I gotten by Stockwell; aand is the Leger the second I (Savernalke) was begotten by Stockwell. As for r Stockwell's favourite daughter, Achievement, if we I count up the races in which sie ...

... I1ist, 8st 71b ?? Boce Lord Exeter's hlex, 8st 71b . . . . . (J. blatin Betting: S to 4 on Stockwell, and S to I each against Maidstone and Fathier Thames. Stockwell made tile rusning at a good pace, nllowed by Father Thames. Alaidtene lying up with the ...

... Athol.Mr. Wilson Landlady (1869), Adventurer—Thrift, by Stockwell; covered by George Frederick Mr. B. Bell 240 Colt foal by Volturno —Landlady Mr. B. Bell Maltese Cross (1871), Oxford—Valetta, Stockwell; covcred by Albert Victor. Mr. Bell 300 B c foal, Albert ...

... forgotten. Stockwell could not act in the dirt, and was not even placed. As a four-year-old he was just beaten by the game little Teddington for the Ascot Cup after one of the most terrible struggles ever seen up that severe hill. At the stud Stockwell eclipsed ...

... agst Mr. Howard's Virago (offered) 3 to 1 - Lord Exeter's Stockwell (taken) 4 to I - Mr. Bowes's West Anstraliass (offered) Even on Virago and Stockwell 70 to 40 agst West Australian and Stockwell (taken several times) ST. LEGER. 5 to 2 agst Baron Rothschild's ...

... Arthur Wellesley, out of Daisy; Artesian, by Stockwell, out of Equation; Blockader, by Nutbourne, out of Chaseaway; Ceylon, by Idle Boy, out of Pearl; Earl of Derby, by Stockwell, out of Ranee; HEoniton, by Stockwell, out of Flax (the dam of Queen Bertha), ...

... Young Monarque Gunlock Primate Zingyni The most noticeable among the non-performers are the colt by Stockwell, out of Bribery; Earl of Derby, by Stockwell, out of Ranee; Knight of the Crescent, by Knight of St. Patrick, out of Besika; and Kinglake, by Wild ...

... gentleorna wino hlai ?? tisk of obtainring possession of Stockwell before him at once communicated with a local owner of rauelrorses. Negociationns were commenced for the parehase of Stockwell, and it eventually became the property of the Preston gentleman ...

... to I ,,Johnny Arm- 12 to I ,, Exchcquer (t) strong H, . TATTERSAlL'S. ST. LEGER, 7 to 2 egat Marq~uis (t) i 20 to 1 Agat Stockwell o (t) 6 to 1 ,, Buckatose j 21to 1 ., Hurricane (t) 7 to I, Carisbrook (t) 25 to I, Johnny Arni. 10 ' *, Caractauoti () strong ...

... 200 to 14 was taken about Beverley. The only business done on the Derby was on Spite, Star of the West, Ensign, and the Stockwell Colt, 1,000 to 100 was taken about the latter; offers were made to take 6 to 1 about Buckstone. GREAT NORTHERN HANDICAP. ...