... Mr. Drake's Quits, 4 yrs . Mr. Crawshaw 1 12 8 Mr. J. Holman's Sir 'Iorgan, 5 vr2 - ?? W. RIloltnan 2 if 7 Mr. W. Wilson's Golden Cross, b yra . Mr. . P. Wilson 3 12 5 Mr. H. Herbert'r Bay Wyndham, 1 yrsm a Betting: 5 to 1 on Quits, who won by four leugs;0 ...

... fdU guide up to the Derby.-. oleg Address 85, tlasshois aetreet, Golden suare, London. Luing.|- 7on' Timn' {'nur.-Ladle' and Gentlemnen's IherI real Levant Seal, Morocco, and AU-hld Boot.~g t ry so be'bhad at SaTE's 9, P AimssQu (betwee Ohuroh-6atet @an ...

... made the ronnirij from Quicktborr, Border rChie, Prage, and Bonie Hampton, with Golden t r arter next, the last pair being Tabrut and Veruma. D ?? a distance from home Golden Garter came in through, and won easily by three-parts of a length from di Veruma; ...

... Trapezoid were each in regruest at 100 to 7. In a conditional wager tbe latter had previously fignred at 1500 to 100 each with Golden Drop and Ragimunde, but the Manton horse later on figured at 100 to 8, and Harffenr, who opened at 0 to 1, was back-ed down ...

... Lsghtfoat,4yys..MrRMoncteitfO 2 v 10 12 apt E V Baird's Golden a e, 4 pt Fisher 3 t 10 0 GenO Williems's Shimmer, aged. ieldon 0 l . 9 Sa r AC Barclay's Simon doMontfort, 3 yre, b r Betting: 85 to 30 agst Golden Gate 3 to I Shimmer. 100 to 30 Lightfoot, 9 to 2 ...

... Lady Somerset. In- Mirs. Qucl 0 by Saunterer- Mastetre Governess ?? Patrick Brot to Dalesmnan I 'Nobleman AstOlfo IS1bI ?? I Golden Hemo ihrnrh Sb entmare Lass j Casfnx . Jeres Sile to Tomsato q Bulldog Alarle edmo 5alilco Florian Derlvol 1. Alexander Prince ...

... 063 9 a Mr Tannerc'eOld Boots, 6 yre ?? 0M3r. 6,18 8 6 Capt C Lambton'a Titiens, 3ms ?? 0 U3r I 3,4 Beti II tlo 8 tateu ()to 30Judy,100 tolS5 M'r to. I eaet~itedal 227Prague 0toIec rdl and Golden Eider, and 20 743 to 1 OIA Boots. Prague was followed by ...

... a draw of 1 goal each, KENT v. MIDDLESMx.-Played at Sittinghourne yesterday afternoon, in fine weather and before s good attendance. The Arsenal halves did not play in the Kent team, and this rather weakened the home side. Kent started in great form, ...

... Warwickshire. a 21. Beokenham.-Gentlemen v. Players of Kent. a 2a Exeter.-Devon v. Monmouthshire. a 22, Lord's.-MC.C. and Ground v. Cheshire. v25. OaL-Surrey V. Sussex. r 25. Taunton.-SomerEet v. Kent. 25. Bradford.-Yorkshire v. Glounetersbire. 25. Lord's ...

... miles; RYAN's Alloway, 1i - Martindale, Cottesmore, Mortgage, and Bushey 2 it Park, GolnxoG'S Bach, and 1'rcK'a Bonmbshel,! dl Golden Garter, and Clarence, negotiated a mile is and a half: JEwr-r's Versnfier. Belmont, Pen- a sioner, and Bill, CANNON's Dower ...

... v. 'Kent 25, Brighton, Sussex v. Gloucestershire tb 25, Layton, Essex t. Lceeterahiro T' 25, Sheffield,. Yorkshlrs v. Australians ar 2, Soutbampton, aents v. Derbyshire sc 27, Northampton, Northamptostbire v. Durhad 21, Leeds; Yorkshire v. Kent 28, Letoester ...

... Voiltaire to his Majesty's stud for two years. EeTHsUSIAsm sea RAcsoNG.-Mr. R. Burns, under 19 years of age, a son of Mir. Burn,, boot-maker, of Piccadlilly, walked frees town to Doncaster in three days to witness t e week's racing, and retursied in the same ...