... and Duck's Egg, with Vinnuaal and Master George next, and Maidstone behind. 'They TnM so until enter. iag the straight, when sk's Egg and Onteaft gave . way simultoneonuly to lInnuals, and Maidstone, who came on in pursuit of Matt, but the lst-namod held ...

... Louisa filly had a sharp spin of six furlongs, Mr. F I Cullen sent Mervyn and Golden crescent one C mile and a quarter at a capital pace; The Dummy i Golden Banner, Loof, Golden Oried, and St Erac travelled five furlongs sharply. Dunne's !Miss Anderson galloped ...

... Highland .Maid, Lantern, Golden Key. SPORTSMAN OFFICIAL STAR-TING PRICES. GAT WICK. Rare Winner Price Machell Plate ?? GoldenGate ?? 4 to 1 Crow Stakes ?? Scotch Plid 5.. to 1 Caterharm Plate ?? Hark of Yarn. S to 1 Golden ?? Cabin Boy ?? 100 to 11 ...

... Angle, S yre Mr 1. S bites Bsllisa, 4 yrs Ur P Scully's Mointe Carlo, aged Mr F Callon's The Master, 4 gre .Mr P. N 'Talbot's Golden Tress. 5 gin Mr' FnBazer's Sbotaivag, ts yrs I Slr H M'Nally's St 7Eridget, 4 yrs M~r P Roger's Wanda. 12, 4 yrs .krdJames ...

... Waltero Scott, 5 to 2 a't-d Lily oThbfpp; 5 to . each aast Golden Hope sd Praeproud edlt; 6 to 1 ?? Willowbiter, 10 t-l'ag:st aby other.- Wnt by five lengths; hall aihngth separated second :d tird. Golden Iape was fourth and MiEat 'Leak -last.. . -: ?? . ?? ...

... Edict,Even- ing Song, Effie filly, Earli .f Annaddale, FaUll Grown, Flood, Golden Ensign, Grand March, Heather Bee, Haram Scarum, Hasekofield, J B, Jenny Jones colt, Kiana. Lace BootE, Lady Nydia, Lord Ullin, La Teoca filly, Manofield, Miss Gun- nugz, Nagpore ...

... sovs. S.x StO 3!: r M,'er' hr . by bis~ n ?? BE Bird l 9. 5 LGai n - 712 1: U 'V I usitiortonls Light Hand 7 12 M- 1i N ?? ?? Golden knot .. 7 12 1 i6,rc Crenue..' ch ! by riar's Balsam > ?? Bii Wos's B'ns M~imi 7. 7 Abave Bavo ar\ived). Mr W ivan's Frozen ...

... Sunlday .Nighit. Thmot~,tttl tvalement3s draw tile three frivorirites - 't be inl grinit request, rhilo Iieflectlerr, Mauld of Kent, arid eiltrrree all backerd for, gooe ocibuet d money. Vest- -irriinctar rind the Lnossrrade. colt have both impiror-ed chair ...

... w-ith thle s71- p Ittacup for Which half-a1i ' a. 'oo favourite wmas s-up- ?? twos backed ot 7 -. LA~V r iqa.'t. Till the Inst boot opps~ite the stamli1 'u G d benwood and brought -j i~rtft.aced the et~arters for - , --h Amerkicusme of :nheI ~- l. j-. o ~Af-0r ...

... 3: pdo the frot, followed by Banker. Iem 2 S '.lkiit, Earl of Oak, and Lough Kent. At the S r;d. hrt of Oakc was sent to the front, wvith Welkin G -Se*acond and itough Kent third piaces. Ona3 p- C t te last fence the laster took the command, q evdatdery ...

... Lth of Enmlitye 0:lhornes5 6122 -i ffetI.5sman-artt, 'usPrinhce 6 612 MV E± 1 Pu'ke's M1cm N In 1rel'uid 6 612 v'n-I ?? old Boot'.% She:-ted 3 611I3 ati- E 0r -'sMlt cres Shritne Grey 4 620 1Le d Calh~tl me's Vr'o lee lit 36 10 I NP '1 tl c ll'riec. of ...

... visitors by eleven gtals to nil. CRICKET. ICENT v YORIC-SHIRE-Play was resunmed early yes- terday at Maidstone. 'lbs brothers Hearne made '3 use- ful stand for Kent, Alec patting tozether 41, and George Ilearne carrying his bat for G4, when the innings closed ...