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THE 

RACING  CALENDAR, 

FOR  THE  TEAR 

1885. 


RACES  PAST 


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J.,  E.,  AND  J.  P.  WEATHERBY. 


VOLUME  ONE  HUNDRED  AND  THIRTEENTH. 


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eyery  week  during  the  year,  and  contain  reports  of  Races 
Fast,  the  earliest  information  of  nominations  for  stakes 
recently  closed,  weights  for  handicaps,  adTertisements  of 
future  races,  sales  of  blood  stock,  &c.  The  Book  containing 
the  Races  to  Come  is  published  in  Eebmary;  a  Monthly 
Pocket  Edition  of  Races  Past, every  month  during  the  season 
from  the  end  of  April  to  the  end  of  October*,  and  the  Book 
containing  the  whole  of  the  Races  Fast  as  soon  as  possible 
after  the  conclusion  of  the  Racing  season. 

AdTertisements  and  reports  of  Steeple  Chases  under  the 
Grand  National  Hunt  Rules  are  included  in  the  Sheet 
Calendar.  The  Volume  of  Steeple  Chases  Fast,  appearing  at 
the  end  of  the  year,  i^  a  separate  publication. 

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CONTENTS. 


Page 

Places  of  Sport  in  1885,  wiUi  Index          •  yi 

Idst  of  Subscribers            -            -            -      -  fx 

Queen's  Plate  Articles  -            -  xxiv 

Queen's  Plate  Weigbts  -  -  -  xxvii 
Form  of  Certificate  of  having  won  a  Queen's  Plate   -  xxviii 

Bules  of  Racing  -                         ...  xxix 

Rules  and  Orders  of  the  Jockey  Club        -            -  Ivi 

Report  of  the  Jockey  Club  proceedings  for  the  year  -  Ixy 

Scale  of  Weight  for  age           ...  ixix 

List  of  Members  of  the  Jockey  Club  -            -      -  Ixx 

Colours  worn  by  the  Riders        -  Ixxii 

Lengths  of  the  Newmarket  and  other  Courses   -      -  xci 

Lengths  of  the  Curragh  Courses  -            -            -  ci 

Explanation  of  the  abbreviations  used  in  this  book    -  cii 

Races  in  Great  Britain  and  Ireland  in  1886-            -  1 

Winning  Horses  in  Great  Britain  and  Ireland  in  1 885  553 

Royal  Plates  in  1886,  with  the  Winners  -  -  696 
Index  to  the  Performances  of  Horses  in  Great  Britain 

and  Ireland  in  1885  -            -            -            -  599 

Stallions  for  the  Season  1886            •            -      -  681 

Winners  of  the  Derby,  Oaks,  and  St  Leger  -            -  691 

Winners  of  the  Newmarket  Challenge  Cup  and  Whip  69a 

Statistical  Tables        -            -            -            -  697 

A  list  of  Foals  of  1885     -            -            .      -  700 

Reports  of  Continental  Races     -  app. 

Indexes  to  ditto               -            -            -  app. 


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1885. 


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Windsor     -  112,151,191,813 


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finntiiigdan      -      -  343 


LANCASHIRE. 
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Manchester-  128.257,392,541 
Newton      -      -       _  159 


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309,431 


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SALOP. 

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Salisbury 


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Beverley    -      -  -  176 

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Mr  W.  Sadler 

J,  Sawrey-CooksonrCflq. 

T.  Sowerby,  esq. 

E.  <£..iSiirt6«s«ie8q. 
Mr  J.  Wioteringbftm 

.  ESSKX. 
W.  F.  Felton,  esq. 
Hervey  Foster,  e*)»q. 
Lieut.-CoJ.  M.  Loakwood 
Mr  F.  Patmore 

GLOUCESTERSHIRE. 
CM.  Bennardf^e^q. 

G.  Bush,  esq, 

F.  F.  Cartwrigbt,  esq. 
Major  E.  M.  l^ftHSey 
Mr  C.  Good 

C.  Hoare,  esq. 
Major  Houstonn 
T.  A.  Uviband,  esq. 
Mr  H.  Mills  . 
W.  Murland,  eaq. 
Mr  J.  Riste 
Mr  H.  Rouse 
Baron  C.  de  T«grJl 
Mr  E.  Wieever 
A.  S.  Were, esq. 

HAMP^iHIRE 
AND  SOUrHAMPTON. 

Major  K.  E.  Brace 

MriJ.  .Bit«tt 

Mr  W.  A.  Bristow 

R.  G.  Broudwood,  esq. 

Mr  T.  (ranuon 

Castle  ('lub,  Ventnor,  Isle  of 
Wight 

Mr  J.  Chandler 

Mr  Alfred  Day 

Thai.(Ffl(itb<,  eisq. 

J.  Habin.  «8q. 

H.  G.  Hasler  esq. 
Mr  W.  Higgens 

L.  W.  Hum  by,  .eaq. 
Mr  F.  K.f4*fint 
Capt.  Jno.  King 


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MrT.Be^ord 
Oipt.  Uennie 
Mr  W.  Kowe 

The  SocDetBiT  of  the  Royal 
Yacht  bquatiroa  Castte, 
Cowes 

H.  J.  iSmith,  esq. 

MeBsrs  ^Smith  and  Son 

Mr  A.  Soffe 

Mr  R.  ThirlwttU 

■J.  Terry,  esq. 

Major  Torkioi^ton 

H.  Upton  esq. 

Mr  U.  WiUmer 

.1.  A.  Wil-on,.oiq. 

E.  A.  Wolfe,  esq. 

A,  Yates,  esq. 

HEREFORDSHIRE. 
H.  J.  Bailey,  esfi. 
H.  L.  Lutwyche,  eaq. 
.  Thos.  Smith,  esq. 

HERTFORD  SHIRE. 
E.  B.  Barnard,  esq. 
Mr  W.  Bnwn 
W.  F.  M.  Copislaiid,  esq. 
A.  Deacon,  esq. 
Mr  W.  P.  GreenaU 
Harpenden  leiaat  Oommittee 
J.  V.  Hem«ry,'«sq. 
J.  B.  Mapje,«sq. 
J.  Pratt,  esq. 
Mr  T.  Price 
CJ.  Snewinj^.iesq. 
C.  W.  Waiter,  esq. 

HUNTINGDONSHIRE. 
Julins  Alington,  esq. 
£.  Manle,  esq. 
Mr  J.  Goodliff 

k*:nt. 

Royal    Artiiicry  Library, 

Woolwich 
Mr  J.  T.  Best 
£.  O.  Hleackicy^asq. 
Hope  Brooke,  esq. 
Capt  A.  H.  Garter 
Mr  W.Coles 


East  Kent  Cluh,  Canterbory 

Mr  J.  Gorrinffe 

C.  S.  Hardy,  esqf. 

Messrs  LaM^aad  Son 

P.  Niek(diB^«aq[. 

J.  T.  Flkilltpa,  esq. 

S.  Srnit)|,-t8q. 

S.  L.  Smith,  esq. 

C .  Stepvensfn,  tiq. 

Mr  £.  Williama 

LANCASHIRE. 

Mr  W.  Abbott 

T.  Baring,  esq. 

T.  H.  Birch,  esq. 

Mr  R.  Booth 

Mr  W.  E.  Bradley 

Mr  H.  Brindley 

Mr  Jrthn  Davies 

EUesmere  01  ab,  Manchester 

Robt.  Gill,  esq. 

R.  Gladstone,  esq. 

Mr  T.  S.  Grundy 

Jas.  Ken  von,  esq. 

Mr  W.  McCall 

Manchester  Examiner 

The  Palatine  Club,  Lirer- 
pool 

Mark  Price,  esq. 

P.  J.  Sagrandi,  esq. 

Messrs  Sowler  and  SooM 

Sporting  Chronicle,  Man- 
chester— 5  sets 

Col.  Le  Gendre  Starkie 

S.  Strans,  esq. 

W.  Tatham,  esq. 

T.  Townley-Parker,  esq. — 2 
sets 

Union  Club,  Manchester 
Mr  P.  Walmsley 
J.  J.  Wilkinson,  esq, 
Wilton  ('lub,  Manchester 
Mr  Whirtaker  Wood 
Messrs  Wood  and  Co. 

LFJCESTBRSHIRB. 
J.  BehraQS,iC8(i. 
BietasL  >titalgliu8h  ^esq. 
T.  Fetherstonhangh,  esq. 


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eUBSCElBERS. 


Mr  H.  Hant 
W.  Newton,  esq, 
G.  E.  Paget,  egq. 

E.  Shelbonm.  esq. 

T.  C.  D.  Whitmore.  esq. 
Capt.  G.  S.  Williams 
M.  £.  W  illiams,  esq. 

LmCOLNSHIRE. 
Ham  Erodes,  esq. 
Eol)t.'  Cuffe,  esq. 
G  E.  Davey,  esq. 
Mr  J  DO.  Gilbert 
Mr  J.  a  Hill 
Mr  Livesey 
N.  Mmc  Vicar,  esq. 
W.  R.  Marshall,  esq. 
J.  M.  Hichardson,  esq. 
J.  A.  Knsb,  esq. 
W.  Taylor  iSharpe,  esq. 
Mr  John  Smith 
W.  A.  Sotithwell,  esq^ 
Robt.  Walker,  esq. 

G.  Walker,  esq. 

H.  P.  Wild,  esq. 

LONDON 
AND  MIDDLESEX. 
Lieut.  G  Abercromby 
Albert  Club 

F.  Alexauder,  esq. 
Capt.  H.  A.  Armitage 
Army  Hud  Navy  Club — 2  sets 
Arthur's  Club 

C.  11.  Ashley,  esq. 
Bachelors*  Club 
BadniintoD  Club 
Litnr.-C^ol.  Bagot 
A.  C.  Barclay,  esq. 
Hedworih  T.  Barclay,  esq. 
Col.  R.  Baring 
S.  BatMui,  esq. 
Mr  E.  Baxter 
Capt.  D.  Bayley 
Beaufort  Cliab 
H.  E.  BeddingtoD,  esq. 
Bell's  Life  in  London— 5 
sets 


P.  W.  Bewicke,  esq. 

Lieut.  Col.  Bibby 

E.  Bird,  epq. 

T.  H.  Black  man,  eaq^ 

W.  Blake,  esq. 

T.  Blcnkiron,  esq. 

H.  A.  biyth,  e»q. 

E.  Bonner,  esq. 
Boodle's  Club 
Mr  W.  A.  Bom 
C.  Brewer,  esq. 
A.  Brisco,  esq. 

Alfred  Brocklehurst,  esq. 
W.  Bro<lrick-Cloete,  esq. 
Brooks's  Club 
H.  Bruen,  e^q. 
.Mr  W.  Burton 
Mr  C.  Bush 

F.  J.  P.  Butler,  esq. 
Col.  Pole  Carew 
Carlton  Club 

Messrs  Cawthom  and  Hutt 
Lieut. -Col.  Chaiue 
Capt.  Childe 
Capt.  Walter  Chetwynd 
1  he  late  R.  R.  Christopher^^ 
esq. 

C.  W.  Christey,  esq. 

Mr  G.  E.  Collins 

Conservative  Club 

T.  H.  Cookes,  esq. 

Arthur  Coo|)er,  esq. 

F.  Cooper,  esq. 

J.  A.  M.  Cope.  esq. 

The  Couuty  Gentleman  — 

3  sets 
Messrs!  'owie  and  Co. — 2 
Harding  Cox,  esq. 
W.  G.  Craven,  esq. 
T.  C.  <le  Crespiuny,  esq. 
Col.  O.  Crewe  Head 
Col.  Cun  berlege 
Daily  Telegraph 
Mr  S.  J.  Dulton 
J.  W.  H.  Davenport  Hand- 

ley.  esq. 
J.  T.  Davies,  esq. 
Joft.  Davis,  esq. 


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DeTonshire  Clab 

Major  H.  Dixon 

H.  M.  Dorliii};,  esq. 

C.G.  Dutf,  e8q. 

W.  Qi]>«rteriDaiae  East,  esq. 

The  Echo 

£  H.  Kf^iTtoD,  esq. 

Messrs  Elkiogton  and  Co. 

Mr  B.  EUam 

J.  A.  Orr  Ewing,  esq. 

W.  Falier,  esq. 

D  Fh let) Iter,  esq. 

The  Field— 3  seto 

W ,  Finch,  esq. 

Capt.  Fisher 

Arcliur  J'l  wer,  esq. 

Col.  U.  Flud/er 

Capt.  K.  Kox 

J.  Foy,  esq. 

Messra  Frail — 3  sets 

W.  S.  Freeman,  esq. 

Capt.  W.  K.  Fry 

Garrick  Club 

Col  GoHtliag-Nfurray 

Graf  tern  Club 

J.  Greenwood,  esq. 

The  Guards'  Club 

W.  E.  B.  Hale,  esq. 

J.  C  Haiiburv,  esq. 

Messrs  Hancock  and  Co. 

UaiioTer  Square  Club 

Messrs  Harrison  and  Sons 

C.  H.  Hawirey,  esq. 

Capt.  G.  Hay  hurst 

A.  Ueiiderson,  esq. 

Major  L.  (/.  Hickflian 

Major  T.  Hi<:kinan 

H.  V.  Higgins,  esq. 

A.  Hope,  esq. 

II.  H.  Hungerford,  esq. 

Messrs  Hunt  and  Roskell, 

Goldsmiths,  Bond  street 
R.  II.  I  iution,  esq. 
S.  H.  Hyde,  esq. 
The  Illustrated  Sporting  and 

Dramatic  News 
H.  Jenkins,  esq. 
F.  Jodreil  esq. 


Mr  Josiah  Johnson 
Junior  AtbsBiienm  Club 
Junior   Army   and  Na?y 
Club 

Junior  Carlton  Club 
Junior  United  Service  Club 
Kempttm  Park  Club 
G.  Kruckenberg,  esq. 

G.  Lambert,  esq. 

Laud  and  Water— 2  sets 

W.  H.  Langley,  esq. 

Mr  T.  Lawley 

F.  E.  Lawrence,  esq. 

J.  B.  Leigh,  esq. 

A.  Leonino,  esq. 

H.  J.  Lerinette,  enq. 
Licensed   Victuallers'  Ga 

zette — 3  sets 
Morgan  Lindsay,  esq. 
J.  H.  Locke,  esq. 
T.  Longraeville,  esq. 
W.  Lotinga,  esq. 
A.  G.  Lucas,  esq. 
A.  C.  Lucas,  esq. 
Marlborough  (^Inb 
Marylebone  Cricket  Club 
Mr  N.  Mason 
Mr  Merry 

E.  G.  Moore,  esq. 

The  bite  T.  V.  Morgan,  cs<|. 
Morning  Post 
H.  Morris,  esq. 
Capt.  W.  B.  Morris 

F.  Mosenthal.esq. 
H.  A.  Moy,  esq. 
J.  E.  Mvers,  eaq. 
National  Clab 

Naval  and  Military  Club^ 
2  sets 

H.  Naylor- Ley  land,  esq. 
H.  J.  Newman,  esq. 
New  University  Club 
New  York  Associated  Press 

— 2  sets 
J.  B.  Nichols,  esq. 
H.  Nixon,  esq. 
Officers   of   the  Ist^Life 

Guards 

b  8 


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Officers  of  the  Bojal  Horse 

Gaards 
Officers  of  the  Jrd  Hassan) 
Officers  llth  Htissars 
Officers  16th  Huf^sars 
Officers  18th  Hossars 
Officers  19th  Htifssars 
Officers    of   Royal  Scots 

Grevs 
Oriental  Cluh 
Orleans  Club 
E.  U.  Owen,  esq. 
Hufrh  Owen,  esq. 
Oxford     and  Cambrridge 

Club 
C.  S.  Paris,  esq. 
C.  Payne,  esq. 
R.  Peck,  esq.— 2  sets 
P.  C.  PeeMes.  esq. 
H.  L.  Peniberton,  esq. 
T  Percival,  esq. 
Mr  J.  Perci^Til 
Edwin  Perry,  esq. 
Col.  Peyton 

W.  Douf^las  Phelips,  esq. 

Plume  Club 

Portland  Cinh 

Seymour  B.  Portman,  esq. 

Messrs  Pratt  and  Co.— 3 

sets 
K.  Pryor,  esq. 
W.  B.  Pnrefoy,  esq. 
Mr  Purvis 

W.  P.  Pulteney,  esq. 
E.  Pym,  esq. 
The  Racing  Times 
T.  G.  Radmall,  esq. 
Raleigh  Club 
Major-Gen.  Randolph 
W.  M.  Redfern,  esq. 
The  Referee 
Reform  Cliib 
T.  Robinson,  esq. 
Oafpt.  S.  M.  Rogert,  R.A. 
C.  D.  Rose,  esq. 
li.  de  Rotksdiild,  esq. 
H.  Rymill,  esq. 
St  James's  Club 


The  St  Jamas's  Gazette 

St.  Stppherts'  Cflub 
'   Capt.  R.  Sandeman 

The  Sc'vUtish  Cltib 

R.  Sheriffe.  esq. 

W.  Shoo! bred,  esq. 

W.  Sinjrle.  esq. 

Capt.  A  rte  Vere  Smith 

E.  R. 'Smith,  «fiq. 
'  J.  Smith,  esq. 

R.  Kinca^nJ  Smith,  esq. 

J.  W.  Sniirh.  esq. 

The  SportFttian^e  sets 

The    S  J  sorting    Clipper  — 
2  sets 

The  Sporting  Life— 7  sets 

The  S|»«rting  Times— 5  sets 

The  Sporting  World-*«  sets 

Sir  K.  W.  Stafford 

The  Sfandnrd 

Mr  E.  Ste^>h<^ns 

Major  G.  Stirling 

J.  G.  Symntids,  esq. 

The  Marquis  Omer  Talon 

Messrs  TatterSall— 6  sets 

Mrs  Theobalils 

C.  Thomr«on,  esq. 

Mr  T.  ToYnbee 

Travellers"  Club 

H.  A,  rrtiloek-Hanldn,  esq. 

B.  B.  Trench,  esq. 

Truth 

Johfn  Twcker,  esq. 

Turf  Club~2  seU 
.    Capt.  Tvlden 

Geo.  Tyrrell,  esq. 
I    Union  'Chib 

UniversitrClub 

Victoria  6lub— 2  sets 

Vine  Club 

Mark  W.  E.  Weyland,  esq 
White's  Club 

Major  G.  F.  Whittingstall 
T.  A.  Hwfa  Williams,  esq. 
Messrs  Wilson  and  Mackln- 
TWn 

Windham  Chib 
Mr  E.  Woodland 


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MONMOUTHSHIRE. 
Mr  Jas.  Howard 

NORFOLK. 
R.  A.  Bark  ley,  esq. 
R.  Byijott  esq. 
J.  C.  Martin,  esq. 

NO  RT  H  A  MPTONBHIRK. 

J.  A.  Craven,  esq. 

L.  Flower,  esq. 

T.  Mnnnin^,  esq. 

Capt.  Midfileton 

R.  C.  Nay  lor,  esq. 

North  uinptoa  Tmdesmen's 

Club 
H.  Robertson,  esq. 
Capt.  Soames 
Mr  W.  Staplee 
Mr  T.  Sttmes 
J.  F.  Wiseman,  esq. 

NO  RTH  UMBERL  AND 
AND  NEWCASTLE. 
Bentinck  Club  Co. 
J.  B.  Cookfion,  iesq. 
Mr  B.  Darling 
J.  T.  Davison,  esq. 
Exchange  New&Roojns,Z^^w- 

castle 

Hi^h  (;o6forth  Park  Qo.  , 
J.  G.  Hodgson,  esq. 
A.  Mclntyre,  e^q. 
Newcastle  Chromde 
Northern  Counties  Club 
C.  Perkins,  esq. 
Mr.T.T.  Sayer 
W.  G.  Woods,  taq. 

NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. 
J.  A.  Bell,  esq. 

F.  J.  S.  Foljambc,  esq. 
Mr  W.  Ford 

Mr  W.  J.  Ford 
Mr  W.  Gregonr 
Mr  C.  Hlbbert' 

G.  Hodgman,  esq. 
R.  Howett,  ef!q. 
Mr  A.  Kelsall 
Jas.  Lees,  esq. 


Mr  McGeorge 
Mr  A.  Merrffield 
Mr  W.  Kiehdli 
Nottingham  Daity  EsffreSi 

D.  M.  O'Connor,  esq. 
R.  C.  Ofter,  esq. 

F.  Piatt,  esq. 
Mr  T.  Kidp 
Mr  J.  RobinsoTi 

A  ngustus  L.  •  Savile,  esq. 

G.  O.  SiddaH,  e>*q. 

W . '  H .  Tom  asBon ,  esq. 
T.  Wilkinson,  esq. 

OXFORDSHIRE. 
R.  T.  lierrtWMi-llmtgejesq. 
Mr  G.  Ireland 
W.  H.  P.  Jenkins,  esq. 

F.  J.  Myers,  «8q. 
B.  W.  Tritl)an,  esq. 

RUTLAND. 
W  Baird,4'^q. 

E.  C.  CSaytM,  esq. 
Mr  U.  Cuxtance 
Walter  Marnhall,  esq. 
Capt.  Maudslay 

8ER0PSHIBB. 
Lyde  Benson,  esq. 
Frank  Bibby,  esq. 
J.  P.  Osrtwrigbt,  -esq. 

G.  B.  Charletoj^^fisq, 
J.  W.  Churtoi)^  esq. 
W.  B.  Etches,  <ksq- 
J.  Eyke,eaq. 

Capt.  J  as.  Foster 
P.  O.  Gill,  esq. 

B.  H.  Hill,  /esq. 
A.  Hoole,  esq. 
W.  E.  Litt,  esq. 

R.  K.  MainwariAgy-esq. 

C.  H.  Poole,  esq, 
Mr  E.  C.  Wadlow 
Ed.  WaMow,  esq. 
MrT.  Wadlow 

S0MER8BT8HIRE. 
Bath  Race  Oonsmittee 


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Bath  and  Connty  Club 
H.  v^'.  Freeman,  e»q. 
Jdo.  Fownej,  esq. 
Mr  J  no.  Ruble 
J  iJ.  olierstoD,  esq. 
G.  l^  VV  ills,  esq. 

STAFFORDSHIRE. 
R.  W.  Abbots, esq. 
Haniar  Bass  esq. 
Messrs  T.  G.  &  F.  Booth 

B.  (iilpin,  esq. 
Jdo.  Gretton,  esq. 

E.  P.  Hickman,  esq. 
Mr  Jas.  Hopwood 
Air  i».  Palmer 

Mr  .lo'*.  Peake 
W.  H.  Phillips,  esq. 
MiP.  H.Taylor 
J.  R.  Walker,  esq. 
Major  Warner 
A.  L.  Weston  e^q. 

C.  Boycott  Wight,  esq. 

SUFFOLK, 
Mr  O.  Archer 
Mr  Fred.  Archer 
John  Lee  Barber,  esq. 
Col  F.  Barlow 

F.  Bame,  esq. 

The  late  Mr  G.  A.  Bloss 

Mr  T.  Brown— 2  sets 

Mr  J.  Cannon 

Mr  John  F.  Clark 

Mr  J.  Dawson,  jnn. 

Mr  T.  Ennion 

Mr  J.  Enoch 

W.  Gardner,  esq. 

Mr  W.  Gilbert 

MrW.  Greaves 

Mr  0.  Green 

Mr  M.  Gurry 

Jno.  Hammond^  esq. 

Mr  J.  Hopper 

Mr  T.  Hopper 

Mr  H.  Huxtable 

Mr  W,  A.  Jarvia 

Mr  T.  Jennings 


V  Mr  T.  Jennings,  jnn. 
Mr  J.  Jewitt 
Jockey  Club— 6  sets 
Mr  H.  Lake 
Capt.  Machell 
Mr  E.  Martin 
Mr  W.  S.  Martin 
Mr  Jno.  Mnmford 
Mr  P.  Price 
Mr  C.  E.  Robinson 
Mr  KiKimy 
Mr  A.  B.  Sadler 
Mr  T.  3kelton 
Mr  G.  H.  Verrall 
Mr  A.  Wainwright 
Mr  James  Waugh 
Mr  F.  Wel'b 

West  Suffolk  County  Club 
Mr  C.  Wood 
Mr  Wright 

SURREY. 
Mr  J.  Adams 
Mr  John  Barnard 
R.  Bell,  esq. 
G.  Bird,  epq. 
Mr  E.  S.  Brown 
P.  J.  Bnrt,  epq. 
Col.  T.  E.  Byrne 

R.  H.  Combe,  esq* 
Capt.  R.  Garrard 
W.  Gilbert,  essq. 
C.  Greenwood,  esq. 
Mr  J.  Griffith 
J.  B.  Hankey,  esq. 
J.  P.  Harris,  esq. 
MrW.  Holt 
C.  Howard,  esq. 
Mr  T.  Hughes 
Mr  R.  I'Anson 
Mr  S.  Jacobs— 2  set* 
Mr  John  Jones 
Capt.  D.  Lane 
Mr  C.  J.  Langlanda 
Mr  i  I.  I^awreuce 
F.  Lelen,  esq. 
Baron  C.  Maltzaha 


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H.  Marsh,  esq. 
W.  Marshall,  esq. 
Mr  Jno.  Nightmgall 
Mr  U.  OHdes 

The  Ute  Air  S.  W.  Reeyes 

Mr  W.  H.  Russell 

8andown  Park  Clab — 3  sets. 

A.J.  ^chwabe,  esq. 

Mr  r  Sherwood 

Jas.  Smith,  esq. 

T.  G.  Stafford,  esq. 

The  late  Ja-'^.  Stevens,  esq. 

G.  Trimmer,  esq. 

J.  H.  Webster,  esq. 

Mr  Tom  White 

Mr  Jesse  Wiafield 

SUSSEX. 
Mr  F.  Barratt 
S.  Beard,  esq. 
C.  Bevill,  esq. 
Brighton  Union  Club 
G.  0.  Carew-Gibson,  esq. 
Lieut.  Col.  C.  B.  CaT© 
M.  K.  Charrington,  esq. 
Mr  J.  J.  Clark 
J.  Dashwood,  esq. 
C  J.  Denton,  esq. 

C.  A.  Egerton,esq. 
G.  J.  Fletcher,  esq. 
F.  Garnhara,  esq. 
Mr  W.  Goater 

J.  W.  Gosden,  esq. 

D.  Hentj,  esq. 
Mr  C.  Jones 

W.  Kennedy,  esq. 
Mr  J.Kent 
Mr  H.  Vlackney 
Mr  J.  Mannington 
T.  J.  Monk,  esq. 
New  Club.  Brighton 
C.  £.  Ormerod,  esq. 
£.  M.  Owen,  esq. 
Mr  R.  Porter 
Mr  Koser 
Mr  S.  Savage 
£.  C.  Smith,  esq. 
Mr  A.  Sydney 


Mr  R.  Wheeler 
Mr  S.  Woodland 
Mr  G.  Yonng 

WARWICKSHIRE. 
J.  N.  Astley,  esq. 
Mr  J.  Billiuge 
Birmingham  Cinb 
J.  A.  Bridge!),  esq. 

E.  Dalglish,  esq. 
Messrs  KvaasaudCo. 
Four  Oaks  Park  Co. 
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QUEEN'S  PLATE  ARTICLES. 


[It  is  Her  Majest^s  Command,  that  these  following  Rules 
be  observad  hj  the  Owners  and  Riders  of  all  such 
Horses  and  Mares  as  shall  nm  for  Hss  Majesty's 
Plates  at  Newmarket  and  elsewhere.] 


I.  Ereiy  horse,  or  mare,  that  runneth  for  any  of  the  said 
Plates,  i^bflll  carvy  the  weight  .appointed  in  the  Schedule 
herensto  amexed, 

n.  Eveiy  person  that  pntteth  in  a  horse,  or  mare,  for  any 
c£  the  «ajd  PJatos,  sbaU  enter  the  same  with  the  name 
of  the  ownar,  aad  the  age,  name,  pedigree,  or  snfficient 
descnptiooi  of  the  horse,  according  to  the  Rule  txf  the 
Jockey  Cmb  regarding  nominations,  at  the  .time  and  place 
appointed  by  the  Btewavd  or  Stewards  ot  the  Races  at 
which  such  Plate  is  to  be  run  far*  Tbe  charge  for  saeh 
entry  shall  not  exceed  fixe  shillings,  and  no  farther  charge 
shall  be  made  on  the  winmen  of  the  Plate. 

OL  H«i8es  ihait  ran -for  any  of  BeriMajasty's  Plates  shall 
start  at  the  time  appointed  by  the  Steward  or  Stewards  of 
the  Races  at  which  such  Plate  is. run  for. 

rV.  Each  horsef'a'  or  Mre's  place,  aa  he  or  she  ombb 
by  the  ending-post,  shall  be  determined  by  the  Judge 
appointed  by  the  Steward  or  Stewards  of  the  Races  at  the 
place  where  the  said  Plate  is  run  for. 


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V.  Erery  rider  shall,  immediately  after  the  race  be  run,  be 
obliged  to  come  to  the  usual  place  of  weighing,  with  his 
horse  or  mare  then  and  there  to  alight,  and  not  before, 
and  there  to  weigh  to  the  satisfaction  of  the  person 
appointed  for  that  purpose. 

YI.  And  in  case  of  neglect  or  refusal  thereof,  such  owners  and 
riders  shall  inmiediately  be  declared  incapable  of  running 
or  riding  any  more  for  this  x>r  any  xSf  Her 'Mftjesty's  Platea 
hereafter. 

Vn.  No  horse  or  mare  that  nmneth  on  the  wrong  side 
of  the  post  or  flags  shall  have  any  claim  to  the  said  Phites. 

Vm.  None  of  Her  Majesty^  Plates  to  be  TonJorin  heats. 

IX.  When  the  age  or  qualificatiioQ  of  «.hrrse  entered  for  any 
of  Her  Majesty's  Plaies  shall  be  objected  ito»  either  before 
or  after  running,  the -Stewards  of  the  Races  At  wMch  such 
Plate  is  run  for  shall  have  the  power  to  order  an  es^amina- 
tion  of  the  horse's  mouth  by  competent  persons,  and  to  call 
for  all  sneh  evidence  as  they  -may  require,  and  their  de- 
cision to  be  final  unless  tibbsy.sball  tbii^  fit  to  i^fer  the 
matter  to  the  Stewards  of  the  Jockey  Chib  for  the  time 
being,  in  which  ooie  t^e  deciuon  af  the  aid  StewardB  of 
the  Jockey  Club  shall  be  final.  A  Certifioaiie  shall  not  be 
granted  to  any  horse  objected  to  until  the  question  of  his 
qualification  shall  be  decided  in  the  manner  herein  pre- 
scribed. 

X.  Her  Majesty's  Plates  to  be  run  for  between  the  25th  of 
March  and  the  week  which  includes'  the  22nd  of  Novem- 
ber, both  inclusive,  in  each  year. 

XI.  The  distance  shall  not  be  less  than  two  miles,  and  the 
weights,  regulated  according  to  the  months  in  which  the 
races  are  run,  are  to  be  according  to  the  subjoined  Schedule. 

Xn.  And  in  case  any  difference  shall  arise  in  running,  or 
respecting  any  matters  not  hereinbefore  provided  for,  or  as 
to  the  interpretation  of  these  Her  Majesty's  orders,  the  same 
shall  be  determined  by  the  Master  of  the  Horse,  or  by  such 
person  or  persons  as  he  shall  appoint. 


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The  following  alterations  in  the  arrangementB  and  valae 
of  Her  Majesty's  Plates,  and  additional  regnlationH,  were 
published  in  January  of  this  year  by  order  of  the  MASTER 
Of  the  HOKSE: 


Newmarket 

ft  Plate  of 

09, 

500 

York 

ft 

-  300 

Richmond  (Yorkshire) 

»> 

-  300 

Liverpool- 

>» 

-  300 

Lichfield  - 

tf 

-  300 

Bath 

»i 

-  300 

Stockbridge 

tf 

-  300 

Ascot 

tf 

-  300 

Lewes 

tt 

-  300 

StTI^^ 

-  300 

The  Plates  to  be  competed  for  by  horses  or  Kftras  bred  in 
Great  Britain  or  Ireland. 

Ko  horse  to  be  allowed  to  win  more  than  two  of  the  plates 
in  any  one  year. 

(Signed)  Westminster. 

Januofy  Ist,  1885. 

The  plates  for  Scotland,  tIz.,  for  Edinburgh  and  Royal 
Caledonian  Hunt  come  from  a  different  fund  from  the  above, 
are  granted  annually,  and  are  only  of  the  value  of  lOOgs. 


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OF  HATING  WON 

A.QIIEE1CS.PLATE. 


Thbbb  ai-e  to  ewtafyi  thict  htcJIajesty's  Plate  of:  two  Hun- 
dred Gnineas  was  won  at   ■  the 
day  q£  18B  ,  by  •  'a  liorse 

called 

A.B.  Steward. 

CD.  Clerk  of  the  Course. 

E.       )  *Lord  lieutenant  of 

)  the  Conntv^ 

The  Earl  ofBra^rd, 

Master  of  the^  HorsaJx)  Her  Hajiesty. 

N.B.  The  certificate,  when,  properly  signed,  is  pRyaJhIe  at 
three  days'  sight  to  the  winner  of  .ih<i  Plate  (or  to  any  other 
person,  if  endorsed  by  the  winner)  at  the  Office  of  ihe*Clerk 
of  her  Majesty's  Stables  m  the  Royal  Mews,  Px&ilic^. 

The  Clerk  of  the  Stables  requites  the  person  presenting  a 
certl£<*<vte-ier  paymcat     pay  Jog-a  receipt  stansp. 


♦  If  the  Lord  Lieutenant  be  officially  out  of  the- kingdom, 
the  signature  of  the  Vice  Lieutenant  is  admissible. 


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At  a  Special  Mektino  of  the  JocKEr'Ci:*aB,  held  in  Lon- 
dim  on  Monday,  the  18tb  of  December,  1876.  to  take  into  consi- 
deration the  new  Unles  of  Kaeing  as  snbmittted  by  the  Com- 
mittee appointed  for  that  purpose,  and.  digcussed  daring  the  pre- 
oedins:  Houghton  Meeting,  it  was  resolved  that  the  following  Bales 
ahoold  come  into  operation  on  the  1st  of  Janaary,  1877,  and 
that  all  former  rales  be  repealed  on  and  from  that  day. 

The  alteratio&s  made  in.  the  Roles,  during  the  year  1885 
are  printed  in  italUst 


PJJKT 

L  Interpretation  and  Application  of  these  Rdles. 

IL  Management  of  Race  Meetings  and  Powers  of  Stewards, 
m.  General  Conditions  and  Restrictions. 
rV.  Entry  and  Subscription  for  Races. 

V.  Stakes  and  Forfeits. 
VL  The  Race. 

VJUL  Objections  and  Complaints. 
VUL  Special  Cond  tions  (Claiming  and  Selling  Races;  Produce 
Races;  PostRaeea^  Handicaps;  Sale  with  Engagements) 
IX.  Miflcellaneooa. 


RULES  OP  RACING 

MADE  BY  THE  JOCKEY  CLUB  AT  NEWMARKET. 


innCRPBETATION  AND  APPLiOAXION  OF  THBaO  RULES; 

I.  "Race"  includiea  plAto^  match^  or  sweepstakes.  General 
but  does  not  include  or  refer  to  a  steeple  chase  or  ^^ft^^i*^*® 
hurdle  race,  or  a  banters-  raee  on  the  fl^. 

[This  definition  of  a  race  must  be  modified  by  the 
eighth  paragraph  of  the  samB  rnlel. 

•*  Horse  "  includes  mare  or  gelding. 

*•  Plate "  means  a  race  to  be  mn  for  -  meney  or 
other  prize  given  withoat  any  stake  being  made  br 
tiie  owners  of  the  horses  engaged  oo  go  to  iSe  winner. 

*•  Sweepstakes  **  means  a  race  in  which  stakes  are' 
to  be  made  by  the  owners  of  three  or  more  horses  to 
go  to  the  winner;  and  any  8uch  race  is  still  a  svveeipi- 
stakes,  even  although  the  numheris  reduced  by  death  to 
two  subscribers,  or  although  money  or  any  other  priae- 
be  added,  and  although  the  word  ^  plate*'  be  med  in  the^ 
official  or  ordinary  naBOAror  description  sackiraQe. 

A  private  sweepstakes  under  thase  Rulea,  is  one  to 
which  no  mooey  is  added,  and.  whi«h  has  not  been 
advertised  previous  t&  olosing. 


CONTENTS. 


PART  I. 


XXX 


RULES  OP  BACING. 


A  Cup,  nnder  these  niles,  means  a  piece  of  plate 
or  an  J  prize  not  given  in  money. 

"  Rt-cognised  meeting  **  or  "  recognised  race," 
means  a  meeting  or  race  held  in  accordance  with 
Rule  67. 

A  **  maiden  **  means  a  horse  which  has  never  won  a 
plate  or  public  sweepi^takes  at  anj  meeting  in  Great 
Britain,  or  at  any  recognised  meeting  in  any  other 
country. 

A  match  at  "  catch  weights  **  means  a  match  in 
which  the  riders  need  not  weigh  before  or  after 
the  race.  Catch  weights  are  permissible  only  for 
matches 

Registry  off ce  "  means  such  office  as  is  for  the 
time  being  appointed  as  the  registry  office  by  the 
Jockey  Club;  and  expressions  in  these  Rules  or  in 
the  programme  or  conditions  of  any  meeting  or  race 
referring  to  Messrs  Weatherby's  mean  the  registry 
office  as  herein  defined. 

The  *' Racing  Calendar"  and  the  <*Stud  Book"  mean 
the  works  published  under  those  names  respectively 
for  the  time  being  authorized  by  the  Jf>ckev  Club. 

The  Sheet  Calendar,"  the  "  Monthly  Calendar," 
and  the  "  Book  Calendars  *'  of  •*  Races  Past "  and  of 
**  Races  to  Come"  mean  the  parts  or  editions  of  the 
"Racing  Calendar"  as  published  under  or  usually 
known  by  those  names  ret^pectively. 

The  Channel  Islands  and  the  Isle  of  Man  are  not 
included  in  the  expression  **  Great  Britain,"  but  tbey 
are  inclnded  (with  Ireland)  in  the  expression  the 
United  Kingdom." 

"  Month  "  means  a  calendar  month. 

Application  2.  (i)  These  Rules  apply  to  all  meetings  held  under 
of  theoe      the  control  of  the  Jockey  Club,  or  advertised  in  the 

"Racing  Calendar"  to  be  held  subject  to  these 

Rules; 

(ii)  If  a  horse  run  in  a  race  at  any  meeting  in 
Great  Britain  which  is  not  so  advertised,  he  is  per- 
petually disqualified  for  all  races  to  which  these  Rules 
apply; 

(iii)  The  Stewards  of  the  Jockey  Club  may  at 
their  discretion  prohibit  the  advertisement  of  any 
meeting  in  the  "  Official  Racing  Calendar." 

Commence-  8.  These  rules  shall  come  into  operation  on  the  first 
ment  of  these  ^ay  of  January,  1877,  and  any  other  Rules  of  Racing 

shall  be  annulled  as  from  that  day,  without  prejudice 

to  then  existing  rights  or  liabilities. 


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MANAOBMKNT    OW    JlJSBTINQS    ASID    POWEHfl  OF 
STEWABD8. 

4.  (i)  The  fall  proi^raiume  of  eTeiy  meeting  before  Meetfaigii 
it  takes  place,  and  every  race  before  closing,  most  be 
adTerused  in  the    Racing  Calendar;  *' 

This  rule  shall  not  prelude  the  addition  of  a 
new  race  to  the  programme  of  a  meeting  subeeqaent 
to  the  publication  of  the  last  Calendar  issued  previous 
to  the  meetiug  being  held. 

(ii)  The  advertisement  must  state,  as  soon  as  the 
sanction  of  the  Stewards  of  the  Jockey  Club  has  been 
obtained,  the  days  on  which  the  meeting  is  to  begin 
and  end,  the  dates  for  closing  the  stakes  (which  shall 
always  be  on  a  Tuesday,  except  for  races  closing 
within  six  days  of,  or  during,  a  meeting),  and,  before 
the  time  fixed  for  closing  (races  for  future  years 
excepted),  the  names  of  two  or  more  persons  as 
Stewards,  and  of  the  Judge,  Starter,  Clerk  of  the 
Coarse,  Uandicapper,  Stakeholder,  and  Clerk  of  the 
Scales,  and  all  fees  payable  at  the  Meeting;.  The 
Clerk  of  the  Course,  or  corresponding  official,  shall 
be  the  sole  person  responsible  to  the  Stewards  for 
the  general  arrangements  of  the  meeting. 

(iii)  No  meeting  shall  be  advertised  in  the  "  Racing 
Calendar  "  unless  the  money  added  be  not  less  than 
300  sov.  per  day,  160  of  which  at  least  shall  be  added 
to  races  of  a  mile  and  upwards,  and  the  minimum 
so  required  to  be  added  shall  be  given  notwithstanding 
any  condition  to  the  contrary,  if  there  be  five  entries, 
and  three  horses  the  property  of  different  owners 
start,  and  at  each  meeting  so  advertised,  there  shall 
be  not  less  than  two  races  per  day  of  a  mile  or  up- 
wards, not  being  selling  handicaps,  and  of  races  con- 
fined to  three  yrs  old  and  upwards,  not  more  than 
two  per  day  of  less  than  six  furlongs.  At  each  meet- 
ing advertised  in  the  Radug  Calendar,  there  shall  be 
not  less  than  cne  weight-for  age  race,  with  or  without 
penatties  or  allowances^  not  being  a  s/flling  race  or 
eon  fined  to  two  yrs  old,  provided  there  are  five  entries, 
and  three  hornes,  the  property  of  different  owners, 
start,  and  at  every  meeting  of  more  than  two  day% 
one  svch  raee  each  day. 

(tv)  No  race  shall  be  run  earlier  than  in  the  week 
which  includes  the  25th  of  March,  or  later  than  in  the 
week  which  includes  the  22nd  of  November.  Excep- 
tion.—If  the  week  including  the  25th  of  March  be 
the  week  next  before  Easter  Sunday,  races  may  be 
mn  in  the  week  next  but  one  before  Easter  Sunday. 


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RULES  OF  RAcnm. 


(v)  A  meeting  sWafll  b^rdertned  to  commence  at  ten 
In  the  tnonaing  of  thie  day  for  wliicb  the  fttst  firce  i» 
advertised,  and  to  condci<te  at  ten  in  the  evening  of 
last  day  of  tht  races; 
General  "^^^  Stewards  in  casjcof  ttrgent  neoeBstty  ittay- 

powers  of  from  lime  to  timre  put  off  aay  races  fi^oni  day  to  dny 
rtewartta.      nYitit  a  Sunday  ititer^eiseii. 

Powers  o/'Steftards, 
5.  (f)  The  Stewards  of  a  Bieetine:  shall  have  fall 
power  to  make  all  such  arrangements  for  the  conduct 
o^  the  meeting  as  they  £hink  6t;  and  to  regulate  and 
control  the  conduct  of  all  oOScials,  and  of  all  jockeys, 
^oomss  and  persons  attendant  on  horses;  and  to 
determine  all  questions  or  disputes  arising  between 
any  persons  at  or  in  relation  to  anything  done  or 
omitted  in  reference  to  racing,  except  only  disputes 
or  claims  relating  to  befSt 

(ii)  They  shall  have  power  to  punish  at  their  dis- 
cretion any  ofiicial  or  jockey  or  other  person  subject 
to  theif  coutrol  with  fine  ot*  with  suspension  horn 
acting  or  riding  at  the  same  meeting,  and  to  report 
to  the  Stewards  of  the  Jockey  Club  any  further 
punishment  which  they  consider  necessary  : 

Provided  that  they  shall  not  fine  any  person  more 
than  £50  (unless  they  are  Stewards  of  the  Jeckey 
Club,  in  which  case  they  may  impose  any.  fine  not 
exceeding  £100). 

(iii)  They  shall  exclude- from  (he  stands,  enclosures, 
saddling  paddocks,  weighing  rooms,  and  other  places 
under  their  control,  every  person  who  has  been 
warned  off  Newmarket  lieatb.  and  every  person  whose 
name  is  in  the  Unpaid  Forfeit  lAkt,  and  which  has 
been  twice  so  published  in  th&  Racing  Calendar,  also 
every  jockey  who  has  been  suspended  for  corrupt 
practices  on  the  turf,  so  long  as  the  sentence  against 
such  jperson  or  jockey  remains  in  force.  They  shall 
in  fiie  manner  exclude  any  person  who  has  been 
declared  by  the  Turf  Club  in  Ireland,  or  by  tbe 
stewards  of  any  recognised  meeting  in  any  country 
to  have  been>  gnilty  of  any  corrupt  or  frandolent 
practice  on  the  turf.  They  shall  further  have  pcxwer 
to  exclude  at  their  discretion- any  person  from  all  or 
any  places  under  their  control. 

(iv)  If  any  case  occur  which  is  noL.  or  which  is 
alleged  not  to  be*  provided  for  by  these  Kules,  it  shall 
be  determined  by  the  Stewards  in  such  manner  as 
they  think  just,  and  they  shidl  report  the  case  with 
their  decision  to  the  Stewards  of  the  Jockey  Qul> 
for  confirmation, 


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(▼)  Tha  decunoB  oi  tbft  Stdtmrins  or-  of  the 
Stewards  of  the  J>ock«y.  Gink  in  case  of  appeal,  shall 
be  final,  and  shuU'  not.  owOotiMMecik  in  eoart 
except  by  leave  of  ibe  $U.vWd«>  whom  it  mas 
made. 

(Ti)  The  StewATiSs  ol  «.  pieeKloi;.  Ah«U«  1ia«re  free 
acoe88  t(>  all  staJMbs  nod  enclo^weA  at!  tbafe  iDeeAiiiff, 
•Qithe  8te;«iraffda  of  the  Jockey.  GiUb'to  aH  sUaIs, 
encloeares,  &c.,  at  all  meetings  under  tboae  Bvlesv. 

fl.  A  9<lewiur«l'  maf  appoiot  a  d^pnCit  attmf  time.  ^^depaUM 
r.  The  powers  of  the  Stewards  or  their  depiities  p<>^^of 
continue  after,  the  meetiag  for  all  pjEirposos  relating  stewards 
tb  dispute^),  objections,  penaltle*!,  and  diiaq,aaUAcatioas,  after  oonola- 
and  the  Cleric  of  the  Cbnr^  shall  at  once  report  sach  ^  ®'  "^^^ 
matters  to  the  Steward's,  either  verbally,  or  bj  latter. 
ShoDid  no  decision  -  have  been  arrived  at  by-  the 
Stewards, -within  s«ven  days- of  sticb  oUiediioiy  b^in^j: 
lodged,  the  Cleric  of  the  Coarse  i^^all  then  mpoxp  t^e 
coe  to  tlie  Stewards  oTthe  Jockey  Olpb.  who^miy  at 
their  discretion  decide  the  mattei;,  and^  if  they  con- 
feider  there  has  been  any  negUgeace,, order  any  addi- 
tional expense  which  may  thereby  ar^e  to  be  'dp- 
frayed  out  of  the  funds  of  the  meetlfig  iM;  which  ^e 
case  occurred. 

8,  The'ite«fwa^fis^8ha^  app(Mnf|^4Mv  adet)Q!«te'Btafff'of  JadgM, 
afiieiafb  for  e»ery  meettvg.  Btartew,  «tc. 

The  following  officiate  ahttP  ite^i'Ma' licence  "to  be 
granted  by  the  Stewards  of  liiiv  Jockey  Oluh  annually 
before  they  can  act,  via.,  Judige^  Starter,  Clerk  of  tfte 
Course,  UhndiQaiiiper,  Oletk  of'«he  8date9.  end  Stake- 
holder, and:  one:  of  each  «hall  be  aamed  for*  eaeh 
meeting  adivertnsed  in>  the' Calendar*  bat,  in  ease  of 
emei^^ency.  the  SCewairds-  may,  during  a  meeting, 
appoint  «p  *inHoensciii  deputy  to  All' any  of  sach  ofl^Res, 
in  whirh  oa$ie  they  shaH  make-a  speciffl- report  to*  the 
Stewards  of  the  Joekey  Club. 

A  race  cannot  be  deoided  unless  the  jndge  or  his 
anthoriae  i  depui^i  or  «Qbetlt0te,4n^  a-steiniid,  oeeupy 
the  judge's  box  at  the  time' when  the  hKirsee  pass  the 
winning?  post. 

The  judij:e  AuXi  setid>a  rwfKstt  of  -  €be  result  of  the 
race,  signed  by  him,  to  the  registry  (yfRbe. 

Any  complaints  againet  the  above-named  officials 
shall  be  UMube  in  wricinit  to  the  Stewiaide  of  the  meet- 
ing only.  who,if  lAiey4sldnkjhtSbttll  Ibrwiivd'tlleBauie 
to  the  Stewards  of  the  Jockey  Clab. 


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PART  III. 

QENERAL  GOVDITIONS  AND  REBTKICTIOM8. 

Age  of  Horses. 

9.  (i)  The  age  of  a  hone  shall  be  reckoned  as  be- 
ginning on  the  Ist  of  Jannary  in  the  year  in  which  he 
is  foaled. 

(ii)  Yearlings  shall  not  run  for  any  race.  Two- 
year-olds  shall  not  ran  for  any  handicap  before  the 
l8t  of  September,  nor  after  that  date  with  any  but 
two-year-olds. 

(iii)  Two-year-olds  shall  not  run  more  than  six 
furlongs  before  the  Ist  of  July,  nor  less  than  five 
furlongs  at  aoy  time. 

(iv)  Three-year-olds  and  upwards  shall  not  run  less 
than  five  furlongs  for  a  Plate  or  Sweepstakes. 

Weights  and  Allorvances. 

10.  (i)  No  horse  shall  carry  less  than  6st  7lh  in 
any  plate  or  sweepstakes. 

(ii)  The  top  weight  in  a  handicap  shall  not  be  less 
than  8st  12lb,  and  if  the  highest  weight  accepting  be 
less  than  this  it  shall  be  raised  to  8&t  12%,  and  the 
other  weights  shall  be  raised  in  proportion; 

(iii)  No  horse  shall  receive  allowance  of  weight,  or 
be  relieved  from  extra  weight,  for  having  been  beaten 
in  one  or  more  races;  Provided  that  this  rule  shall 
not  prohibit  maiden  allowances. 

(iv)  No  horse  shall  carry  extra  weight  for  having 
mn  second,  or  in  any  lower  place  in  any  race  or  races: 
Provided  that  this  rule  shall  not  exempt  a  horse 
which  has  received  100^  or  upwards  for  having  been 
placed,  from  being  debarred  from  maiifen  allowance 
by  the  conditions  of  any  particular  race. 

(v.)  Allowances  and  extra  weights  shall  not  be 
allowed  or  incurred  in  rebpect  of  matches  or  private 
sweepstakes,  and  penalties  are  Dot  cumulative  unless 
so  declared  by  the  conditions  of  the  race. 

(vi)  Where  winners  of  selling  races  are  exempted 
from  penalties*  only  such  hordes  as  have  mn  to  be 
sold  shall  be  entitled  to  the  allowance. 

Atiscellaneovs, 

11.  Subject  to  the  express  provisions  of  the  condi- 
tions of  a  race,  the  following  rules  shall  apply  to  all 
conditions  of  races  : — 

(i)  Winnings  during  the  year  shall  include  all 
prizes  from  the  commencement  of  the  racing  season 
to  the  time  appointed  for  the  start,  and  bhall  apply  to 
all  recognised  races  in  any  country,  and  winning 
shall  indude  walking  over  or  receiving  forfeit 


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(ii)  The  value  of  prizes  not  in  money  muat  be  ad- 
yertispd. 

(iii)  In  estinnating  the  amonnt  a  horse  has  won  in 
any  one  or  more  races,  account  shall  be  taken  of  all 
cnps  or  moneys,  whether  derived  from  stakes,  bonns, 
or  any  other  source,  gained  by  him  for  his  owner  or 
for  any  other  person,  only  his  own  stake  and  entrance, 
and  any  money  payable  to  other  horses  by  the  condi- 
tions of  the  race  being  deducted. 

(iT)  Conditions  referring  to  maidens  shall  mean 
maidens  at  the  time  of  the  start. 

12.  No  plate  or  sweepstakes  shall  be  run  for  unless  Mfnimnm' 
the  clear  value  to  the  winner  (calculated  under  Rule  ^"J[?*  ^ 
11 ),  in  case  the  race  be  run  by  two  or  more  horses,  will  JtSes.*' 
amount  to  jCIOO.  But  if  the  valne  would  amount  to 
£100,  if  the  race  were  so  run,  a  horse  may  walk  over, 
although  he  thereby  receiyes  less  than  £100.  When 
a  sweepstakes  has  been  so  reduced  by  the  death  of 
subscribers  that  the  payments  to  second  or  other 
horses,  according  to  conditions,  would  reduce  the 
Talue,  if  run  for,  to  less  than  £100  (calcolated  under 
Rule  11),  the  second  or  other  horses  shall  lose  their 
right  to  participate  in  the  stakes. 

(ii  )  When  a  Cup  is  advertised  to  be  ran  for  it  shall 
in  all  cases  be  g^ven,  even  if  walked  over  for. 

(iii)  When  a  walk  over  (except  after  a  dead  heat) 
is  the  result  of  arrangement  by  the  owners  of  horses  . 
engaged,  neither  a  cup  nor  any  portion  of  the  adver- 
tised money  need  be  given. 

13  (i)  No  entrance  fee  to  any  fund  but  that  devoted  Foes, 
to  the  vrinner  of  the  race  shall  exceed  3  per  cent,  on 
the  added  money.  In  the  case  of  races  for  a  fixed 
sum  to  be  raised  by  subscription,  when  there  shall  be 
any  surplus  over  the  advertised  value,  it  shall  be  paid 
either  to  the  winner  or  other  horses  in  the  race,  and 
in  no  case  shall  the  winner  subscribe. 

No  deductions  shall  be  made  from  any  race  except 
such  as  are  gained  by  horses  in  the  race,  and  except 
discount,  Clerks'  fees,  stakeholding,  and  weighing 
fees,  as  fixed  by  rule. 

(ii).  The  Stakeholder  shall  be  allowed  to  retain, 
out  of  the  stakes  in  his  hands,  the  following  fees  for 
expenses,  viz. — 

For  every  match,  one  pound. 

For  every  plate,  one  {K>nnd. 

For  every  subscription  or  sweepstakes  where  the 
lowest  forfeit  amounts  to  20  sov.  k  per  cent,  on  the 
whole  stake,  and  on  all  otheir  races  1  per  cent. 


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(iii)  U.  6d.  shMlI  be  the  maximum  charge  for  Ckik^B 
fee  for  entry,  ai  d  the  same  for  weighing. 

(iv)  .  ^*rovided  that  in  the  case  of  anj  meeting^at 
which  it  shall  be  proved  to  the  satisfaction  of  the 
Stewards  of  the  Jockcj  Cl»b,  that  no  more  than  a 
reasonable  interest  upon  capital  invested  is  applied  to 
any  purpose  other  than  the  support  of  the  races,  And 
that  the  scale  upon  which  the  0fficials.are  remune- 
rated is  not  excessive,  they  may  sanction  such  TPodLfi- 
cation  of  this  Rule  a«<  they  may  consider  ex,pedient. 

FART  IV. 

SdSy*""**  TfcirWtT  AW  SlJBSCltmtOW  FOE  KACnffS. 

enteredrior  14.  'A  borse  Bhfll!  not  be  qualified  to  run  for  any 
pl«to  or  plMe' or  ffweiepstakes  unless-'he  'has  'been  and  continues 
sweepstakes,  dirty  «rtcred  for  the  sajne. 

Time  and  'J^*-  ^  '^^^  lilace,  or  jflaces  tor  the  entry  of 
vlaoeof  hofrsfes  for  eftety jijate  or  8ivei?pj^$8  must  be  adver- 
tiscd.'in  the  She6t  Radn^  Calendai  ^"  Provided 
thitt^f  theftime  so  advertised fifl!  Auring  a  Ifiewmarket 
race  ■we<?k,  any  entry  to  be  made  at  Messrs  Wea- 
thefby^'s  m^y  be  made  -at  Ne>vmai:ket,  vifbethcr  so 
adtwtiscd  or -not. 

The  list  of  entries  sh^Tl  be  dlosed  at  ttie  adiwettised 
tirtfc,  and  no  entry  shall  be  permitted  in  aoy  case  or 
on  any  terms  to  be  made  after -that  time. 

If  no  faonr  be  fixed'for  closing,  the  list  AHl  not  be 
ddeed  tiil-mirtnight  on  the  advertised  day. 

Ko'declaradon  of  forfeit,  except  for  races  of  the  cur- 
rent week,  shall  be  tixed  to  be  made  at  any  hour  earlier 
than'theend  of  the  day,  ttor  on  any  day  hut  Tuezday, 
All  entries  made  elsewhere  than  at  Messrs  Wea- 
theiijr^'s  office  (except  entries  made  during  the  week 
of  ^ermeeting  or  OD  the  Saturday  preeeding  the  meet- 
in|f)tiial'l  be  lodged  at  that  office  within  f(»Ttyei^ht 
hours  after  the  day  of  closing,  or  twdve  hours  if  in- 
tended for  publication  in  the  next  Cttlendar,  or  the 
reeeiver  of  nominations  shall  be  fined  ID  sov.  and  the 
nomination  sbdl  be  void  utiless  the  nominator  can 
prtfretoihe  satisfactionof  the  Stewards  of  the  Jockey 
Club  that  the  entry  was  made  in  due  time. 
Bntiy  tow  '^"^^  ^^^^  ^  made  by  writing,  signed  by  the 

made.  owttet  of  tiie  horse  or  b}*  some  person  deputed  bv 

him,  or  by  telegraph,  which  shall  be  equally  binding. 
Entries  by  telegram  ntust,  however,  be  confirmed  in 
writing  at  the  earliest  possible  oppoitunity,  and  in 
all  cases  before  the-  time  of  weighing,  or  fhe  horse 
shiill  -not  be  allowed  to  stoit 


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It  shall  ftate  the  fiain6.ef  4heiOviierA»d'iht  naive 

or  descriptioQ  ot  the  -horse,  aiid  (if  Ihe  inwe  be  for 
horaes  of  different  ftgo#T>  die  4ig«  «i«liuih  tih&lior«e  mUl 
be  tt  the  time  of  the>raee. 

Entrance  money  laiMt  iU  e»  jpeqittned.)  be  tf^i  mk 
the  time  of  entry. 

AJlowanoes,  when  .pi:a<-ticable  .under  the  conditions 
of  the  race,  most  be  claimed  at  .the  time  of  lentry^  or 
they  shall  not  be  allowed. 

I  r .  In  ^nrterii)^  a  boree  ior  .the '  first  timrt  he  «haU  be  Deecription 
•deacribetl  by  etatioi;  bis  wJonr  (wshen  pea^ble),  md  of  hone  in 
whether  he  is  a  horse,  mare  or  gelding,  and  the  Calen-  entry, 
dar  or  Stud-book  Mne»  of  bia  siie  «od  dam.   If  Uie 
dant  was  covered  by  mwe  t^vm  oneHtallion  itbe  naviee 
of  all  moat  be  stated,  and  by  which  staUion  the  mare 
was  last  covered.   If  the  auoeior  dam  'has  no  naine 
in  the  Cidendar  or  Stud-book,,  snch  farther  pedigree 
and  description  an«8^  be  added  m  will  clearly  dia- 
tingnish  the  horse  entered  €rom  all  otl^er  horiet,  and 
if  &e  pedigree  of  the  aire  •cr  dam  be  iwknoim,  soeh 
huriher  pwrticnlaffBas  to  wbm  th^  vem  pnvcd^asiid  or 
obtained  aMist  be  giren^aa  wiil  identify  .them. 

18.  The  description  as  in  the  fast  mU  mentioned  Name  or  d«< 
moat  be  repeated  4b  erery  entry  of  the  horse  nntil  an  ^^Swamt^ 
entry  of  liun  by  deeeripdon,  with  a  .pvopeeed  name,  entrS. 
haa  been  pnblished  in  ahe    Racing  X^alendar."  In 
any  entry  after  each  pablioation  it  will  be  aofflcieni 
to  enter  {»im  by  sveh  na.me  without  deeor^tion. 

Ji  -a  fcorae  be-enlered  with  a  peopoeed  name  for  the 
fint  time  in  several  raeee  dlo^iBg  on  dhe  same  day, 
the  description  need  ^not  be  added  in  more  than  tbo 
first  ef  aneh  entries. 

IS.  Whenever  the  name  of  a  horse  Which  has  mn  Change  of 
in  any  country  is  changed,  his  old  name  as  'well  as  '^we. 
his  new  name  most  be  ^ven  in  ev«ry  leatry  until  the 
change  has  been  publis^id  in  twoModthly  GalencUMrs 
or  the  Book  Calendar. 

20.  A  name 'may  be  dbdoieal  for  'a  ^orse,  either 'by  ttm^ 
entry  and  pnblieatioB  m  tnentiened  *in  ithe  foregoing  namee. 
mles,  or  at  any  time  ijj  sending  the  <pedigireH  to  the 
Registry  Office.  When  a  naoie'faas  been  claimed -for 
a  horse  <in  either  of  tin  mbove  way«,  any  other  horse 
for  whieh  the  same'naine  m  afterwurds  claimed  mvist 
be  distinguished  by  ibe  addijtion  of  ti)e  'Dumerak  II. 
or  UL^,  and  on  tthe  first  time  of  leutry  with  oame- 
rals,  by  the  names  of  the  ore  an^idam*  U  th»  earn 


XXXVIII 


BULES  OF  RACING. 


AMumed 
names  of 
owners. 


Subf«rip- 
tioDB  are 
transferable. 


Entry  can  be 
altered  or 
withdrawn. 

Death  of 
person  who 
has  made  a 
■ubacrlptlon 
or  entry. 


No  alteration 
of  entry  after 
closing. 


name  is  proposed  or  claimed  for  two  or  more  horsc» 
at  the  same  time,  the  order  of  prioritj  Bhall  be 
determined  by  lot  by  Messrs  Weatherby.  Any  pf  rsonr 
entering  a  horse  in  contravention  of  this  role  shaU 
be  liable  to  a  fine  not  exceeding  601, 

21.  No  assumed  name  of  an  owner  shall  be  used  in 
any  snbscription  or  entry  unless  such  assumed  name  is 
duly  registered,  as  follows: — 

(i)  The  person  intending  to  use  an  assumed  name 
must  register  it  annually  at  the  Registry  Office.  A 
registration  continaes  effectual  during  the  current 
year. 

(ii)  A  person  cannot  have  more  than  one  assumed 
name  registered  at  the  same  time,  nor  can  he  use  his- 
real  name  in  any  subscription  or  entry  so  long  as  he 
has  a  registered  assumed  name. 

^  (iii)  An  assumed  name  may  be  changed  at  any 
time  by  registering  a  new  assumed  name. 

(iv)  A  person  cannot  register  as  his  assumed  name 
a  name  which  has  been  already  registered  by  any  other 
person,  or  the  real  name  of  any  other  person  who  runs 
horses  in  races  in  such  other  person's  real  name. 

(v)  On  every  registration  or  change  of  an  assumed 
name  there  must  be  paid  at  the  Registry  Office,  to  the 
credit  of  the  Jockey  Club,  a  fee  of  twenty-five  guineas 

(vi)  Out  of  the  fees  received  under  this  Rule,  a 
percentage,  to  be  fixed  from  time  to  time  by  the 
Jockey  Club,  shall  be  paid  to  the  Bentinck  Benevo- 
lent Fund,  and  the  remainder  shall  be  carried  to  the 
Racing  Fund  of  the  Jockey  Club. 

22.  A  person  who  subscribes  to  a  sweepstakes  ha? 
the  right  of  transferring  the  right  of  entry  under 
any  one  or  more  of  his  subscriptions  to  any  other 
person  or  persons. 

23.  An  entry  to  a  race  may,  before  the  time  of 
closing,  be  altered  or  withdrawn. 

24.  Subscriptions  and  all  entries  or  rights  of  entry 
under  them  become  void  on  the  death  of  the  subscriber. 

Entries  (excfpt  entries  made  under  another  person'di 
subscription)  become  void  on  the  death  of  the  persons, 
in  whose  names  they  are  made. 

If  either  party  to  a  match  die  the  match  is  off. 

2i5.  No  alteration  or  addition  shall  be  made  in  any 
entry  after  the  time  fixed  for  closing,  except  that 
when  a  horse  has  been  duly  described  a  name  or 
number  may  be  added. 


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In  the  eyent  of  a  horse  bein^  entered  for  a  race 
with  the  vrong  age,  or  an  incorrect  or  imperfect 
description  according  to  Rule  17,  it  may  be  corrected 
on  the  payment  of  a  fine  of  5l.  for  each  entry,  pro* 
Tided  it  be  proved  to  the  satisfaction  of  the  Stewards 
that  it  was  accidental,  and  provided  also  that  the  cor- 
rection is  made,  and  the  fine  paid,  before  the  Calendar 
following  that  in  which  the  wrong:  entry  appears. 

This  Rnle  will  allow  of  an  entry  being  omitted,  on 
the  paymcmt  of  a  fine,  from  a  race  for  which  it  was 
not  qualified  at  the  time  of  entry,  e.g.  a  colt  for  a  filly 
stakes,  bot  will  not  admit  of  any  correction  smonnting 
to  the  sabstitntion  of  another  animal,  which  would  be 
of  the  natnre  of  a  post  entry. 

1  he  fines  nnder  this  Rale  to  go  to  the  winner,  nnless 
the  winner  be  the  person  fined,  when  it  shall  go  to  tiie 
second  horse. 

26.  All  partnerships,  and  the  name  of  every  person  Partacnihi]^ 
having  any  interest  in  a  hon^e,  must  be  entered  at  the  h>  Imcna 
Registry  ()£Sce,  or  to  the  Clerk  of  the  Conrse  for 
transmission  to  the  Registiy  Office,  before  a  horse 
which  is  a  joint  property  can  start  for  any  race. 

A  fee  of  5«.  shall  be  paid  on  the  registration,  and 
again  on  any  change  of  partnership. 

A  horse  cannot  be  entered  in  the  real  or  assnmed 
name  of  any  perron  as  his  owner  nnless  that  person's 
interest  or  property  in  the  horse  is  at  least  equal  to 
that  of  any  other  one  porson. 


BTAKB     VXD  FORFEITS. 

27.  A  person  entering  a  horse  for  a  race  thereby  Liability  fov 
becomes  liable  for  the  entrance  money  and  stake  or  "j^^^*"^ 
forfeit.  '«^«**^ 

A  snbscriber  to  a  sweepstakes  is  liable  for  the  stake 
or  forfeit;  but  if  he  trar.sfer  the  right  of  entry  to  any 
other  peraon  he  is  liable  only  in  case  of  default  by  the 
transferee,  and  in  that  case  he  may  recover  it  from  the 
transferee. 

A  person  taking  an  entry  nnder  another  person's 
subscription,  where  forfeit  must  be  declared  by  a  par- 
ticular time,  if  he  do  not  declare  forfeit  by  that  time, 
shall  be  considered  to  have  taken  the  engagement 
upon  himself,  and  the  original  subscriber  shall  cease 
to  be  liable. 


PART  V. 


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XL  RULES  fOF  RAK^ING. 

Payment  and     (fig.  Entrance  momey,  stkkaB  m\d  Yonfeits  must  be 
5f  rtSj?^    paid  in  cash  (if  mpnired)  to  the  olerk  of  the  course 
iind  forfeits,   or  Kotiicnrized  stakeholder.  If  aoj  olerk  of  the  coane 
allow  .a  iiorse  to  etarc  in  a  face  wHhoat  his  stalce 
for  'that  taoe  having^  been  paid^  Bach  cltirkishaU  be 
liaMe  far  it  bimseif. 

Stakes  and  iarfeiU  'in  a  race  -belemg.to  the  winn«r, 
except  as  otherwise  dedand  in  the  tionditions, /and. 
theistahtholder  ehall  render  an  «oo<snnt  to  him,  orihis 
agent,  land  fny  over  all  stakes  and  'added  money 
within  fifteen  tlay.8  «»f  theiconclnsion  of  the  meeting. 
If  tfae  nbce  be  tever  run  <or  >be  Toid^  tkey  ehall  be  ve- 
tmoed* 

Entrance  money  shall  be  paid  into  the  raoe-fmid 
oi  tlierineeting,  -eiooppt  in '  the  'case  vf  a  sweepBtaikies 
nditretiOjnioDey 'or  Isss  .than  dOZ.  )iis  ^iven  from  'the 
raoe-fnnd  or  other  public  source,  in  which  case  tke 
entnmoe  -moBey  shall  go -to  the  winnor,  or  to  sdme 
otterthoT8e>or)horses;in  the  race. 
Stake,    ar-     >S9.  A  'borse  shall  irot  slant  *  for  a  race  unless  there 
rears,  and     haiiebeen  dnly  ipaid  before  weightng  (1)  Any  stake, 
mnatbeiJSl  entrance  flooney  ortfee  piyMe  in  respect  of  that  na«e; 
befon  start-  (2):aU  iarrears  dne'from  >any  penson  fer  .snch  >hoise, 
ing.  or  due  for  the  same  or  'any  other  rhorse  from  any 

pbnon  by  whom  stH-b  house  is  wholly  or  paiAly 
oraed,  or  in  'whoseroame  or  nnder  whose  >  subserip- 
tidn  he  is  entcnred,  aed  (3)  'the  jockey's  fee  under 
Rule  54. 

In  this  rule  arrears  **  includes  any  sums  payable 
for  fines,  fees,  entrance  money,  stakes,  or  forfeits  in 
respect  of  any  race  at  tke  same  or  any  other  meeting 
in  the  United  Kingdom,  .and  any  i^nm  in  respect  of 
which  a  person  has  been  declareil  a  defaulter:  Pro- 
vMed  that  arrears  of  forfeits  in  respect  of  a  meeting 
,  at  any  otber  place  than  the  place  at  which  the  race  is 
run  shall  not  be  included,  unless  notice  of  such  -for- 
frits  being  overdue 'has'b<*en  published  in  the  Unpaid 
Forfeit  List  or' Steeple  Chase  li'orfeit  List,  or  delivered 
in-writing,  signed  by  the  party  cbihning  the  arrears, 
to  the(*lefk'6fthe'cou«eor  stakeholder  or  to  the  person 
indebted,  before  ten  in  the  evening  preceding  the 
race. 

Hi  is  rule  *hrill  apply  to  arrears  at  the  Gurragh  and 
ot.fa«r  recognised  meetings  in  Infland,  or  at  any 
stfeeplechaife -meeting  in  tbe  -United  Kingdom  heH 
unfHsrtbeGrarKl  N«iiona!  *Steeiile' Chase  Rules,  orlri^h 
National  Unnt  Steeple  Chase  Rules. 


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The  'Wnpaid  T&i^mt  List. 
SO.  (i>  An  U«fMud  Forfeit  'Lnt  ghnll  bekejrt  aft  the  17n|>aid  for- 
vegfistry  office,  and  shall  be  poblished  in  the  i^heet  Cal*  ^> 
«Bdar  titer  the  ilofrinai^et  J^aty  Meeting  and  again  at 
the  OQBckiaion.af  »the  Racing  season  m  every  year.  Tt 
shall  inclade  all  due  and  nnpaid  entrances,  stakes, 
fines,  and  forfeits  which  have  been  notified  as  herein- 
after mentioned,  and  shall  state  the  real  name  or 
names,  and  also  the  assumed  name  or  names  (if  any), 
•of  the  persons  from  wboia,  and  the  horses  (if  any)  in 
respect  of  whidi  tbe^same  are  doe.  Entrances,  Rfakes, 
fines,  and  ferfcdts  mYAdi  4iave  been  so  published 
nnatbe  |»kl:dii«ct%  inilo  .4he*egtslry' office,  and  until 
90  paid  ±\uff  shall  naf     -removed  from  the  list. 

(ii^  AnyipHSonfltowhtmi  apy  entrance,  stafke.  fine, 
Cm,  or  forfeit  ti  (payable  (-whether  as  an  oi&'ial  er 
otiieBwise)  may  ^isball,  <lf  he 'be  an  official,  within 
aimHitii.-of  tbe  pi^lieation  of  the  i^eict  Forfeit  Lif«t) 
nodfj  the  smHe  >iti  iwrMng,  signed  by  him,  to  the 
negiatrsr  office,  «r  :t6  the  cksrk  of  tbe  course,  and  every 
SBch  stetemeiA  aeoeived  by^the  cleik  dfuhe  coarse  ehftll 
berfnrthwith'traQamiitted  .by  him  to  the  regietry  office. 

^ly)  tSo'kipg  aa  ithe  same  of  a  person  is  in  the 
Unpad  fiovieit  Usldie  eaaaotsabsoribe  to  any  sweep- 
stakes, and  no  horse  can  be  entered  %y  htm  or  nnder 
hia  fEmhsonfMaon  lipr  any  race,  iviiether  acting  ^as  an 
agent  4Mr  'ather«riae,  and  ne  -horse  which  has  -  been 
entered  iby  htm,  dr  'in  (his  name,  or  under  bis  sub- 
ienpdan,  «or  t^ddflh  lie  is  wholly  or  partly  the 
owner,  ar  adiieh,  after  his  d«faalt  has  been  twice  pub- 
Mahediin/tfae  Ra^g  Cdlendar,  shall  foe  proved  to  tbe 
aatjafaotioa  <af  tba  Stewards  to  be  under  his  care, 
ttainiDgftmanaf^inent,  or  aaperintendence,  ahaH  be 
(fvalifii^  to  ran  'far  >any  race;  and  so  long  as  any 
faarse  is  kt  iberUnpaiil  Forfeit  List,  soch  horse  shall 
not  fee  •Qtered>or:rtni  iert  any 'race. 

(iv)  A  corrected  alphabetical  Index  of  the  horses 
and  ownen  in  tbe 'last  Porfcdt 'l.ist  and  Irish  Forfeit 
list  shall  be  pobli^hed  in  'the  iWst -Calendar  of  every 
nitinth' daring  the  racing  >8eason.  -Bach  monthly  list 
flludl  oommence  irat  lees  thaa  three  years  beft^re  the 
time  at  which  itispnblished,  and  shall  be  carried  down 
to  iand  4aclode  the  intest  Forfeit  List  which  has  been 
poblisbed  inthe  Sheet  Calendar  as  above  mentioned. 

C^rk  <»f  tbe.Genraeiat  every  meeting  shall  pnt 
spin  bis  «»ffioe  daring  soeh  meeting  two  copies  of  the 
last  A4ontbly.iastiiar>tbe  <ime>  being. 


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(v)  If  any  horse  which,  or  the  owner  of  which,  i» 
in  any  Forfeit  List  be  allowed  to  start  the  Clerk  of 
the  Coorse  shall  be  fined  lOZ.  • 

(vi)  If  a  horse  which,  or  the  owner  of  which,  is  in 
any  Forfeit  List  be  entered  for  any  race,  the  owner  of 
such  horse  shall  be  fined  501, 


PART  VL 

THE  RACB. 

Weighing  out  and  starting. 
WrightoB  A  horse  shall  not  be  qualified  to  run  in  » 

staittog.  unless  his  name  has  been  notified  as  a  staiter  to 

the  clerk  of  the  scales  on  the  day  of  the  race,  and  his 
number  exhibited  one  quarter  of  an  hour  before  the 
time  appointed  for  the  race.  If  any  alteration  be 
made  in  a  number  .after  it  has  been  exhibited, 
the  stewards  may  call  upon  the  owner,  trainer,  or 
jockey,  for  an  explanation,  and  if  no  satisfactory  ex- 
planation be  given,  the  owner,  trainer,  or  jockey, 
may  be  fined,  and  the  horse  shall  not  be  allowed  to 
start  nor  the  jockey  to  ride  again  until  the  fine  is  paid. 

(ii)  Every  jockey  who  is  to  ride  in  the  race  shall 
weigh  at  the  appointed  or  usual  place,  unless  especially 
excused  by  the  Stewards. 

(iii)  No  person  shall,  without  special  leave  from> 
the  Stewards  In  writing,  be  admitted  to  the  wdghing- 
room  except  the  owner,  trainer  and  jockey,  or  other 
person  having  the  care  of  a  horse  engaged  in  the  race. 

(iv)  If  a  jockey  intend  to  carry  overweight  exceed- 
ing by  more  than  two  pounds  the  weight  at  which  his 
horse  is  to  run,  he  must  d\eclare  the  amount  of  such 
overweight.  The  declaration  must  be  made  to  the 
clerk  of  the  scales  not  later  than  twenty  minutes  be- 
fore the  time  appointed  for  the  start;  and  the  clerk 
shall  exhibit  the  amount  of  euch  extra  weight  with 
the  number  of  the  horse. 

(v)  If  a  horse  carry  more  than  two  pounds  over- 
weight, which  has  not  been  duly  declared,  he  is 
disqualified,  unless  the  Stewards  be  satisfied  that 
such  excess  of  weight  has  been  caused  by  wet  wea- 
ther. 

(vi)  Any  overweight  exceeding  two  pounds  which 
has  been  carrie(),  whether  it  has  been  duly  declared 
or  the  hor^^e  has  been  disqualified,  shall  be  published 
in  the  Kacing  Calendar,"  and  the  clerk  of  the  scales 
shall  send  a  return  thereof  to  the  Registry  Office. 


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(tU)  Every  trainer  shall  have  h\n  hone  at  the  post, 
ready  to  start,  at  the  time  appointed  by  the  Stewards; 
and  every  jockey  is  to  be  there,  ready  to  start  at  the 
same  time.  Every  trainer  or  jockey  making  default 
herein  shall  be  fined. 

(viii)  The  horses  must  be  started  by  the  official 
starter  or  his  anthorized  depaty  or  substitute.  No 
horse  when  once  under  the  Starter's  hands  shall  be 
allowed  to  go  back  and  correct  his  weight,  unless 
some  accirlent  has  occurred  to  him. 

(in)  The  starter  may  give  all  sach  orders  and  take 
ail  such  measures  as  are  necessary  for  secnring  a 
fair  start;  and  in  particular  he  may,  if  he  think 
it  necessAiy,  order  the  horses  to  be  drawn  up  in  a  line 
as  far  behind  the  starting  post  as  he  thinks  necessary. 


the  starter  allow  a  start  to  take  place  in  front  of  the 
starting  po<:t,  the  sfart  is  void,  and  the  horses  must  be 
started  again,  and  the  starter  shall  forfeit  a  snm  not 
exceeding  50L 

Cxi)  The  horses  shall  (so  far  as  is  practicable)  be 
drawn  up  before  the  start  in  an  order  (reckon-d  from 
the  whip  hand)  to  be  determined,  when  the  Stewards 
think  fit,  by  lots  to  be  drawn  by  the  jockeys  at  the 
time  of  weighing  out. 

(xii)  The  person  appointed  to  start  the  horses  shall 
mark  in  his  list  the  time  when  the  horses  in  each  race 
actually  started;  and  if  there  have  been  any  false 
starts,  the  first  of  them  shall  be  considered  as  the  time 
of  starting  for  that  race,  and  he  shall  make  a  report 
thereof  to  the  Stewards  in  the  afternoon  of  the  day 
the  races  are  run.  And  if  any  delay  shall  have  taken 
place,  he  shall  state  by  whom,  or  by  what  cause,  the 
delay  was  occasioned. 

(xiii)  Every  horse  which  comes  up  to  the  post  in 
time  to  start  shall  be  liable  for  his  whole  stake. 

Jtunning. 

32.  (i")  A  horse  which  crosses  another  is  disqaali-  Qnaainr 
fied,  unless  it  be  proved  that  he  was  two  clear  lengths  jo'ltiln^Ae. 
ahead  of  the  other  when  he  crossed.  m  the  noe. 

(ii)  If  a  horse  or  his  jockey  jostle  another  horse,  or 
the  jockey  of  another  horse,  the  jockey  which  jostles 
the  other  is  disqualified,  unless  it  be  proved  that  the 
jostle  was  wholly  caused  by  the  fault  of  some  other 
jockey,  or  that  'the  other  horse  or  his  jock'^y  was 
partly  in  fault. 


(x)  The  horses  must  be  started 


RULES  OP  RA^CHfCk 


{Hi)  'K -a  'iioneinsn  the  wtm^  iaid«  of  a  post  'he 
mmt  turn  back  and  rati  the  ooDHBeifrom  the  post'st 
firfattfhheleft  it. 

Rnnninff  33-  If      race  has  been  ran  fey,aU  the  horses  at 

«Ter  again.  wrqng  weighty,  or  a  wrong  distairce,  or  when  the 
Jodge  is  not  in  the  box,  flie  Stewards  ^hall  order  it  to 
be  rnn  after  the  advertised  time  of  the  last  race  of 
the  same  dfiy. 

WalkiBR  34.  When  only  one  hrQrse  appears  for^a  match  or 
over— when  sweepstakes  he  JPdOtit  walk  o?,er,  except  hy  consent  of 
necrasary.  other  persons  engajged,  or,  4n  the  case  of  a 

plate>  by  consent pf  the  Stewards  .of  the  meeting;  hxtt 
on  a.  division,  after  »  dead  heat  itrsh&U. pot  beiiecessarj 
for  A. horse  .to  iwalk  ^ver, 

Weighirig  in. 

WtigWngin,  $5.  (i)  Every  jodikey  onftst,  immediately  after 
pulling  np,  ,ride  his  (horse  to  the  ,place  of  weighing, 
and  I  here  immediately  dismount  and  be  weighed  by 
the  clerk  of  the^les:  provided  .that,  if  a  jockey  be 
prevented  fr©m  riding  to  the  jjace  of  weighing  by- 
reason  of  gaccadent  or  illness,  byr  which  he  or  his  horse 
is  Ctisabled,  he  majrwulk  or  beicarcied  to  the  scales. 

(ii)  If  a  "jockey  do  not  weigh,  in,  or  be  short  of 
wpi^t,  or  be  guilty  ,of  ^ny  friiudjiilent  practice  with 
re9pect  to  vf^^ght  pr  veighingi  or  dismount  before 
reaching  the  scales,  or  tpucb  Ceii^cept  accidentally) 
any  person  or  thing  other  than  his  own  equipments 
before  weighing  in,  his  horse  is  disqualified,  unless  he 
can  satisfy  the. stewards  that  he  was  justiiied  by  extra- 
oi:diDary  circuroAtances. 

(iii)  It  is  optional  for  the  jockey  to  weigh  out  or 
in  wifli  his  bridle,  and  the  clerk  of  the  scales  shall 
allow  one  pound  for  a  curb  ,or  double  bridle;  but 
no  weight  bhall  be  aUowed  for  a  soaffle  bridle  unless 
it  is  put  into  the  scales  before  the  horse  is  led  away, 
and  no  whip  or  substitute  for  a  whip  shall  be  allowed 
in  the  scales. 

If  a  horse  run  in  a  hood  or  clothiiig  U  must  be  put 
'  into  the  scale  and  included  in  the  jockey's  weight. 

The  Clerk  .of  the  . Scales  shall  aVways  put  2R)  extra 
into  the  sctile  to  prove  that  the  horse  has  not  carried 
too  much  weight  under  Rule  31  (v<) 

Dmd  Geatf, 

Dead  heat».  36.  (i)  A.dead  heat  for  the  first ^place  shall  be  run 
off  after  the  last  race  on  the  same  day  (except  by 


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owners  agree  to  divide.  The  other  b«>raea  «biill  be 
deemed  to  have  been  beatea,  bat  tbey^tlhail  <be- entitled 
to4lteir  places  (i€«fljDy.)  as  if  the  raoe  had  beea  tinallj 
determined  Ibe  first  linie. 

{ii)  If  a  clead  Jbeat  be  tna  b^y  two  or  more  horses 
f<^  second  or  «Qy.  lower  place  lio  a  vacQ,  (be  owners 
shall  divide,  ^wibject  to  the  .proviaions  ot  l*avt  VI£» 
where  the  winiker  is  objected  to,  and  if  -they  cannoc 
affKG  ab  to  which  of  .them  is  to  have  a  cap  or  other 
pnte  whivb  oasaot  be  divided,  the  qi«sstion  rshall  be 
determined  by  leit'by  the  8tewiard& 

.(iii)  When  -owfiers  divide  tbey  !>hall  divide  squall j 
all  the  moneys  or  other  .priaes  rwhioh  any  of  ithem 
coDld  take  if  the  dead-beat  weEe;raa  o£f. 

<iv)  H4>r8es  nuuliB^  «  «deiid  'heat  ior  a  moe  or 
p\iee  shall  be  deefiied  winaera  of  the  eace  or  plaoe 
oBtil  tiie  dead. heat  ;is  nm  off  orithe  ow«iei!8«%j^ee  to 
divide,  and,  if  the  owners  agree  to  divide,  each  hotise 
which  divides  ;lhaU:be  d«em6d  a  wumer  of  the  race 
oriplaoe  for -which  i  he  divides. 

97.  Any  moncy  or prize  whitih  b^^eeonditions  isto  Seoond 
go  to  the  bonse  plwoed^eeond ,  oi^in*  anyiower  place  in  the  ™ob«7« 
raee.  'Sbatl,  if  ffae  wruner  has  wvilked  over  or  no^horse 
has  been  so  placed,  be  dealt  with  as^foUows,  namely:^ 

<i)  If  it 'be 'pan  of  ' the  fttafcesor  )riate>'it'BhaIl  go 
to^libe  winner;  or 

(ii)  If  it  was  to  be  given  as  «  separate  donation 
from  the  race  fund,  or  amy  oth^' source,  dC«heill  not 
be  given  at  all;  or 

(iii)  If  it  is-eotrMice  money  for  therace^  it  shall  go 
to  the  race  land  of  the  meeting. 

PART  VII. 
ot»i«oiaov8  AKD  ooMftLaufn. 
38.  The  determination  of  a  judge,  declaring  a  Judge's  deof- 
hon^  to  have  won  or  to  be  entitled  to  a  place  .shall  sion  final, 
be  final,  nnloss  an  objection  is  iBa<ie<and  allowed  on  objectiont. 
the  grwund  of  diw|aaiifidatianx  PnovidiBd  that  this 
Bole  shall  natipfleieacia  jodge  t£roiu  ^coneetiag  [any 
miauke. 

<i)  Every  objection  mast  be  made  hy  the  owner,  0*>ieotl<m8, 
jo«^ey  or  groom  of  somoiother  ihorseiergaged  in  the 
same  nuse  [m  by  the»8tarter],  or  by  a  fetewaid,  and 
mint  be  uade  to  one  of  ihoatewards,  or  to  the  jaJige, 
desk  of  :'tibe!Oodrse,.or.i;krk  >Df  /the^soales.   The  per- 


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son  to  whom  it  is  made  may  reqnire  it  to  be  put  iir 
writint;  and  ngned,  and  the  objector  shall,  at  the  time 
he  makeK  the  objection,  deposit  in  the  hands  of  the 
Stakeholder  the  sum  of  5  sot.  (and  in  the  case  of  an 
appeal,  an  ad'Utionat  sum  of  10  sot.)  which,  in  the 
event  of  the  objection  being  decided  to  be  frivolons  or 
vexations,  shall  be  forfeited  to  the  Bentinck  Benevo- 
lent Fund,  or  if  otherwise,  returned  to  the  objector. 

(ii)  If  an  objection  to  a  horse  engaged  in  a  race  be 
made  not  later  than  half  - past  ten  in  the  morning  of 
the  day  for  the  race,  the  Stewards  may  reqnire  his 
qualification  to  be  proved  before  the  race;  and  in 
default  of  snch  proof  being  given  to  their  satisfaction, 
they  n:a '  declare  him  disKjnalified. 


(iii)  An  objection  to  a  horse,  on  the  ground  of 
a  cross  or  jostle,  or  of  his  not  having  run  the  proper 
course,  or  of  any  other  matter  occurring  in  the  race, 
muf>t  be  made  within  a  quarter  of  an  hour  after  the 
finish. 

(iv)  An  objection  on  the  ground  of  fraudulent,  or 
wilful  mis-statement  or  omission  in  the  entry  under 
which  a  horse  has  run,  or  on  the  ground  that  the 
horse  which  ran  was  not  the  horse  which  he  was 
represented  to  be  in  the  entry  or  at  the  time  of  the 
race,  or  was  not  of  the  age  which  he  was  represented 
to  be,  or  on  the  ground  l£at  he  is  disqualified  by  rea- 
■on  of  any  default  entered  in  the  Unpaid  Forfeit 
List,  may  be  received  at  any  time  within  twelve 
months  after  the  race. 

(v)  In  any  other  case  an  objection  shall  be  made 
before  the  conclusion  of  the  meeting. 

(vi)  £very  objection  shall  be  determined  by  the 
Stewards  and  their  determination  shall  (if  they  are 
not  the  Stewards  of  the  Jockey  Club")  be  subject  to 
appeal  to  the  Stewards  of  the  Jockey  Club,  so  far  as 
relates  to  points  involving  an  interpretation  of  these 
rules*  but  not  as  to  questions  of  fact. 

(vii)  If  an  objection  to  a  horse  which  has  won  or 
been  placed  in  a  race  be  declared  valid,  the  horse 
shall  be  regarded  as  having  been  last  in  the  race,  and 
the  other  horses  shall  take  positions  accordingly. 

(viii)  When  a  dead  heat  is  run  for  second  place, 
and  an  objection  is  made  to  the  winner  of  the  race, 
if  such  objection  be  declared  valid"  in  time  for  the 
dead  heat  to  be  run  o£^  on  the  day  of  the  race,  the 
Stewards  may  direct  it  to  be  run  off  accordingly. 
Otherwise  the  horses  which  ran  the  dead  heat  AaW 
divide. 


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Bffectof 
pending 

ob!j60tion» 


azamination 
and  call  for 
proofs. 


(ix)  Every  objection  which  cannot  be  decided  by 
the  Stewards  daring  a  meeting  mnst  be  made  in 
writing  and  lodged  with  the  Clerk  of  the  Conree. 

(x)  An  objection  made  in  writing  cannot  be  with- 
drawn without  leave  of  the  Stewards. 

(xi)  All  co<t8  and  expenses  in  relation  to  deter- 
mining an  objection  shall  be  paid  by  the  person 
decided  against. 

39.  Pending  the  determination  of  an  objection,  any 
money  or  prize  which  the  horse  objected  to  may  have 
won  or  may  win  in  the  race  shall  be  withheld  until 
the  objection  is  determined,  and  any  forfeit  payable 
by  the  owner  of  any  other  horse  shall  be  paid  to  and 
held  by  the  clerk  of  the  conrse  for  the  person  who 
may  be  determined  to  be  entitled  to  it. 

When  any  race  is  in  dispnte  both  the  horse  that 
came  in  first  and  any  horse  claiming  the  race  shall 
be  liable  to  all  the  penalties  attaching  to  the  winner 
of  that  race  till  the  matter  is  decided. 

40.  (i)  The  Stewards  shall  have  power  at  any  time,  Stewards 
and  either  upon  or  without  objection  made,  to  order  may  order 
an  examination  by  snch  person  or  persons  as  they 
think  fit,  of  the  month  of  any  horse  entered  for  a  race, 
or  who  has  run  in  a  race. 

If  a  horse  be  declared  to  be  of  the  wrong  age,  the 
expense  of  such  examination  shall  be  paid  by  his 
owner.  Otherwise,  it  shall  be  paid  by  the  person  (if 
any)  at  whose  request  the  examination  is  ordered,  or 
out  of  the  race  fund  of  the  meeting,  as  the  Stewards 
direct. 

(ii)  The  Stewards  shall  also  have  power  to  call  on 
any  person  in  whose  name  a  horse  is  entered  to  pro- 
•iuce  proof  that  the  horse  entered  is  not  the  property 
cither  wholly  or  in  part  of  any  person  whose  name  is 
in  the  Unpaid  Forfeit  List  or  otherwise  disqnalified, 
or  to  produce  proof  of  the  extent  of  his  interest  or 
property  in  the  horse,  and  in  default  of  snch  proof 
being  given  to  their  satisfaction  they  may  declare  the 
hone  disqualified. 

PART  VIIl. 

SPECIAL  CONDITIONS  (CLAIMINO  AND  SELLING  BACE8: 
PRODUCE  RACES:  POST  RACES:  HANDICAPS:  SALE 
WITH  EKOAGEMENTS) 

BoTMs  entered  to  be  $old, 

41.  Any  horse  running  for  any  race  "to  be  sold,** 
shall,  if  the  winner,  be  liable  to  be  claimed  for  the 


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sellii^  prices  and  if  it  be  a  conditioitQf  tbexaoe  that 
the  :wiDner  .is  tx>  be  sold  by  anction  the. sale  eball  take 
place  immedintely  after  the  race,  and  the  surplus  over 
the  ffeUing  price  shall  be  divided  between  the  owner  of 
the  second  horse  and  the  race  fuml  of  the  meeting.  If 
sold  the  horse  shall  not  leave  the  place  of  sale  until 
authorized  by  the  clerk  of  the  course  to  do  so; 
and  if  the  horse  be  not  paid  for,  or  the  clerk  of  the 
eoocse  satisfied  with  the  security,  with^  *  quarter  of 
an  hour,  he  may  order  the  horse  to  be  put  up  a  second 
'time,  and  the  jwrchaiser  at  the  jObrst  sale  fimW  be  re- 
sponsible for  ajuy  deficiency  aiisipjg  from  tjbte  second 
saler  ftud  isball  \ie  declared 'a  defaulter  until  it  i^ 
paid. 

An  other  hbrsesrmni^ijig  to  be  sold  .may  be  claimed 
for.  4;)ie  ^^ieUifig  pri^  ^nd  the'^tmount  of  the  stakes 
or  jdale  J>y  .the -owners  of  horseo  rnnniio^  in  the  race. 

In  Aa^Uiqg  vr^ce  shall, the  lowest  jselltOjg  j)rioe  be 
less  than  50  sov. 

OwBers.of  horses  placed  shall  haye  priority  in  the 
rorder  .of  their  places,  and  if  the  ovmen  6t  two  or 
/moire  hprse&having  etpial  rights  jslaim,lihey  ;are  to  draw 
lots.   Theevner  of  the  w  inner  has  the  last  «laim. 

No  person  can  claim  more  than  one  hor^e. 

Kvery  claim  must  .be  made  to  the  clerk  of  the 
scaJjBS  within  a  (juaiter  of  an  hoar  .after  ithe  race. 

iL-he^ice.of  every  horse  dsimed  or  sold,  w  bought 
in,  jiiu6t.be  paid  to  the  clerk  of  the  eourse,  and 
order. given  py  him  for  the  delivery  of  the  horse. 

In  &e  case  of  a  horse  being  claimed,  if  the  price 
be  DPt.paid  before  feven  o'dook  in  the  evening  of  the 
day  of  the  race,  the  claimant  forfeits  liis  ri^t  If 
nooe  of  the  other  ^.persons  entitled  .accept  the  horse, 
the  pwner,may  insist  on  the  first  claimant  taking  and 
pay^g  for  it,  and  if  he  refuse  or  neglect  to  do  so,  he 
shaU  be  declaced  a  defaulter  in  respect  of  the  price. 
«v«tof  sel-  *  horse  walk  over  for  a<srllingTAce  he  shall  not 
ling  races,     be  liable  to  be  sold  unless  the  Added, mouey  he  given. 

Provision  in  case  of  Objection  or  Dead  Seat, 
fi^dal  Rule     42.  The  foregoing  Rcdesr  relttting  to  claiming  and 
objeotedto?   seUj^g  races  shall  be  subject  to  the  following  pro- 
vifllens  4n  eases  'where  «  horse  is-  i^bjected 'to  mrder  the 
prcMdTOBS  cf  Parrt  VH.  ef  'these  Rtdes: — 

(i)  If  the  objection  has  not  i)een  made  until  after 
the  horse  has  been  claimed  Wvhe«ght,<tbe  person  who 
claimed  ,or  bought  hii;n  ;shaU,  .if  ^e  objetitipn  be  de^ 


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dared  valid,  have  the  optioa  of  rretarnii!^  him  of  jn^ 
taining  him  at  the  price  of  a  beaiea  horse. 

(ii)  If  the  objection  be  made  before  the  Jiocse  h|ia 
been  claimed  or  bought,  the  time  for  dellvei-iaa;  hipA 
is  thereby  postponed  until  such  time  H^ter  the  ►deter- 
mination of  the  objection  as  the  Ste:\var(U^p(>int>aad 
if  the  objection  be  declared  valuU  the  penson  who  ha3 
claimed  or  bought  him  shall  have  the  ^ame  pptioix  aa 
in  the  last-nientioned  case. 

43.  If  a  dead  heat  be  declared  for  therflrst  or  ai^  .'Special  Sul« 
other  place  in  a  race,  the  time  for  claiming^ op  gelling  ^^^^^ 
the  horses  running  the  dead  heat  is  thereby  postponed 

nntil  the  dead  heat  Istiui  qQ,  as  the  Stewaods  appoint. 
In  case  of  a  division,  each  of  the  hocses  dividing. ia  a 
winner  for  the  purposes  of  these  Uules  relating  :U> 
claiming  and  selling,  and  any  surplus  (in  the  case  of 
a  sellLng  race)  shall  be  divided  ;hetw«eor',tho3e  horses 
and  the  Race  Fund. 

Prtduee  Raoes, 

44.  (i^  rA  prodoce  uwie  is  one-  for 'wlych-.  haie^s  -are  prodao* 
Damed- by •  whose  4»adjue  itUe  race  is  to-  i^e'i^tin.  raoet. 

(^i)  The  jajrodiHid  as  ^entesed  hy  eatoriQg'Mie  4ttlii 
and^sire,  or^rea. 

(^iii)  It' the  .produce  <of. a  i3iaFe^dmft]^edl>efore^bie 
1st  of  January,  or  if  there  be  no  produce,  or  if  th« 
produce  be.dead.whon  droppedi  the-entpy  ofsuefarmaco 
is  T»id,  aod  the  eolraaoa  .money  (.if  aoy^O  ^^^^  ^  Je- 
tmned. 

(iv)  jOenditi^na  o£  a<ppodaGe  vace  referring  )to  allo^- 
anqes'to  the  produce . of  imtraed  boi9es»  extend  ooiy  to 
the  iMTodace  of 'horses  wheae  ^Fodooe  never  won^a  w- 
cognized  race  in  any  eountry  up  t(»  .the  dfiy  pceirioiis 
to  that  fixed  for  ^Uun^Hg-Allowanoes,  apd  apy  «iMh 
allowance  moat  be-  dnimed  befoire  the  eii^plmtioaof 
the  tirae^  namii^g. 

Pagt  Baoes. 

45.  A  post  aoaee  is  a  raoe  for  which  acmbsetiber  Tost  Raoei. 
most  enter  two  or  more  horses,  and  im«y  nm  -any  one 

or  Bove  of  tfaem^'as'tfae  conditionisippesonbe. 

46.  Ci)  A  "  handicap  "  is  a  race  in  whieh  the  '  Sandloaps. 
weights  which  the  horses  are  to  carry  are  to  bead- 

jnsted  after  the  time  limited  for  entering  or  naming 
'  accordiog  to  tJie  ht^ndicappur's  judgment  of  the  merits 
of  the  horses,  for  the  ,parj)ose  pf  e(iuaUzing  their 
chances  of  winning. 


I. 


KULE8  OP  RACING. 


(ii)  In  a  bandlrap  (other  than  a  free  handicap)  the 
horses  mnst  be  entered  in  the  nsnal  way,  and  the  per- 
son entering  a  horse  becomes  liable  for  the  stake  or 
forfeit  whether  he  accepts  or  not. 

(iii)  A  free  handicap  is  one  in  which  no  liability 
for  stake  or  forfeit  is  incurred  nntil  acceptance,  and 
no  entry  need  be  made;  and  acceptance  shall  be  con- 
■idered  as  equivalent  to  an  entry  and  as  a  represen- 
tation that  the  horse  is  of  the  age  and  description 
stated  in  the  list  of  weights;  and  if  the  horse  be  not 
in  fact  of  that  age  and  description  he  shall  be  dis- 
qualified. 

There  shall  not  be  a  greater  difference  than  4st  /  lb 
between  the  highest  and  lowest  weight  in  a  handicap 
to  which  there  is  a  second  forfeit. 


Sale  with  Engagements. 
Liability  for  When  a  horse  is  sold  with  his  engagements,  or 

engagements  any  part  of  them,  the  seller  cannot  strike  the  horse 


out  of  any  of  snch  engagements,  and  he  remains 
liable  for  the  amount  of  the  forfeits  in  each  of  the 
engagements,  but  he  may,  if  compelled  to  pay 
them  by  the  purchaser's  default,  place  the  forfeit 
on  the  Forfeit  List,  as  due  from  the  purchaser  to  him- 
self. 

In  all  cases  of  sale  by  private  treaty,  the  written 
acknowledgment  of  both  parties  that  the  horse  was  sold 
with  the  engagement  is  necessary  to  entitle  the  seller  or 
buyer  to  the  benefit  of  this  Rale,  and  if  certain  en- 
gagements be  specified  it  is  to  be  understood  that 
uiose  only  are  sold  with  the  horse;  but  when  the  horse 
is  sold  by  public  auction  the  advertised  conditions  of 
the  sale  are  i  fficient  evidence,  and  if  certain  engage- 
ments only  be  specified,  it  is  to  be  understood  these 
only  are  sold  with  the  horse,  and  if  he  has  been 
claimed  as  the  winner  of  a  race  of  which  it  was  a  con- 
dition that  the  winner  was  to  be  sold  with  his  engage- 
ments, this  also  is  suflScient. 

When  a  person  is  entitled  by  purchase  or  otherwise 
to  start  for  any  engagement  a  horse  which  was  entered 
by  another  person,  an^i  he  is  prevented  by  these  rules 
from  starting  the  horse  without  paying  forfeits  or  fees 
to  which  he  would  not  otherwise  be  liable,  he  may,  if 
he  pay  snch  forfeits  and  fees,  start  the  horse  and  place 
the  forfeits  or  fees  on  the  Forfeit  List,  with  the  names 
of  the  horses  in  respect  of  which  they  are  dne,  as  due 
to  himself. 


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PART  IX. 

XISCSLLAlfBOnS. 

Foreign  Rone», 

48.  A  horse  foaled  oat  of  the  United  Kingdom  Forelga  oer- 
shall  not  be  qualified  to  start  for  any  race  until  there  tifloatw ,  fcc. 
have  been  deposited  at  the  Registry  Office  (1)  such  a 

foreign  certificate,  and  (2)  such  a  certificate  of  age  as 
are  next  mentioned,  that  is  to  say: — 

(i)  The  foreign  certificate  most  state  the  age,  pedi- 
gree and  colour  of  the  horse,  and  any  mark  by 
which  it  may  be  distinguished,  and  must  be  signed  by 
the  secretary  or  other  officer  of  some  approved  racing 
club  of  the  country  in  which  the  horse  was  foaled,  or  by 
some  magistrate,  mayor  or  public  officer  of  that 
country. 

The  Stewards  of  the  Jockey  Club  may  from  time 
to  time  approve  any  racing  club  for  the  purposes  of 
this  Rule,  and  prescribe  the  magistrate,  mayor  or 
public  officer 'by  whom  a  foreign  certificate  most  be 
signed.  They  may  also  require  any  further  proof 
or  confirmation  in  any  particular  case,  and  may 
declare  any  horse  disqualified  in  default  thereof. 

(ii)  The  certificate  of  age  must  be  signed  by  a 
veterinary  surgeon  in  the  United  Kingdom,  approved 
for  this  purpose  by  the  Stewards  of  the  Jockey  Club 
either  by  general  order  or  in  the  particular  case. 

And  these  certificates,  or  a  certified  c<ipy  of  them, 
shall  be  in  the  Weighing-room,  open  to  the  inspection 
of  the  owners  of  the  other  horses  engaged  in  the  race, 
the  first  time  the  horse  rans  in  England. 

NoTB.-*The  Stewards  of  the  Jockey  Club  hate 
approved  generally  of  certificates  g^ven  by  the  Royal 
C(^ege  of  Veterinary  Surgeons,  and  by  persons  hold, 
ing  the  Highland  and  Agricnlture  Society's  diploma. 

A  horse  which  has  been  out  of  the  United  Kingdom 
(otherwise  than  as  a  foal  at  the  foot  of  his  dam) 
before  having  mn  for  any  public  plate  or  sweepstakes 
in  Great  Britain,  shall  not  be  qualified  to  start  for  any 
public  race  until  a  certificate  of  age  signed  as  in  the 
last  Rule  mentioned  has  been  deposited  at  the  Registry 
Office. 

Corrupt  Practices  and  DiggualificcUions. 

49.  (i)  If  any  person  corruptly  give  or  offer  any  Penaltlw 
money,  share  in  a  bet,  or  other  benefit  to  any  person  for  oomp^ 
having  official  duties  in  relation  to  a  race  or  to  any  th^TSS.**^ 
jockey;  or 


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(ii)  If  any  person  liaTidg*  official  daties  in  relatioD 
to  a  race,  or  any  jorlcey,  corruptly  accept  or  oflFer  to 


(iii)  Wflfuny  enter  or  carrae  to  be  entered  or  to 
sttirt'  fbr  any  race  a  horse  which  he  knows  to  be  dvs- 
qnaTified;  or 

(fv)  If  any  perfeon  be  detected  watching  a  trials  or 

5 roved  to  the  satisfaction  of  the  Stewards  of  the 
bckey  Clob  to  have  emproyed  any  person  to  watch,  a 
triiil,  or  to  have'  obtained  surreptitiously  information 
respecting  a  trial  fi-oin  any  person  or  persons  engag^ 
in  it,  or  in  the  service  of  the  owner  or  trains  of  the 
horses  tried,  or  respecting  any  horse  in  training  .fron^ 
«ny  person  in  such  service;  or 

(v)  If  any  person  be  guilty  of  any  other  corrupt  or 
fraudulent  practices  on  the^  Turf'  in  this  or  any  other 
country. 

Every  person  so  offending  sliall'be  warned  off  New- 
marlcet  Heath  and  other  places  where  these  Rules  ate 
i<i  force. 


Diequalifi-  5(X.  When,  a  penson  is  wanied-^efff  Newmanket  Ileittb 
•ationfor  aii4  so  long  as  his  exclusion  oontin«es,  he:  shall  not 
cjMmiptprac-  ^  qualified,  whether  acting  as  an  a^Dt  orotherwiae, 


to-  Bubacribe  for  or  to  enter,  or  run  any  horse  fara«y 
race  either  in  his  own  oawe^  or  in  that  of  any  other 
persoa4,and  any,  horHe  of  which  he  is  wholly'  or  partly 
the  owner,  or  wUich.  after  tliie  fact-  d  his  beiiig 
warned  off  has  been  twice  published  in  the  Bacing 
Calendar,  shall  be  proved  to  the  sati^iaction  of  t&e 
Stewards*  to  be  under  his-caxe,  training,  manage- 
meat,,  or  snperintendenoe.  shall  be  disqcialified. 

If  a  person  be  so  excluded  for  any  ftranduJent^  pvaXi- 
tice  in  relation  to  a  particular  horse  wh<»%  <x  partly 
belonging  to  him,  Fiocb  horse  shall,  at  th»  discretion 
of  the  Stewards,  be  p^srpetBally  disqutsliiied  for  all 
races,  and  the  owner  or  owners  ot  sneh  horse  shall,  if 
so  ordered  by  the  Stewards,  return,  all  money  or  prises 
which  such  horse  has  won  in  any  race  at  any  meet- 
ing. 


Disqaalifi-  61.  If  any  person  be  reported  by  the  Committee  of 
cation  for     the  Subscription  Rooms  at  Newmarket  or  at  Tatter- 

tn  .       .'^  .............. 


salPs  as  being  a  defaulter  in  bets, he  shall  be  disquali- 
fied as  in  the  last  rule  mentioDed  until  bis  default  is 
ekaved. 


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share  in  a  bet,  or  other  benefit;  or 


5±  All  fines  shall  be  paid  to  the  Bentinck  Benevo- 
lent Fund. 


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5S.  (i)  When  anj  match  or  sweepstakes  is.  made,  Omtariona, 
and  no  weight  mentioned^  the  horses  shall  cairy  how  applied 
8«t  lOlB  each,  and  if  anv  weight. he ^jven  the  highest  ©f  weight- 
wsight  fihaU  be  8st  1  aft. 

(ii)  When  aaj  match  or  sweepstakes  is  made^  and  of  oonne; 
no  eonrae  mentioaedi,  the  conrae  shall  be  as  follows  :~ 

II  at  l^ewiiiBEket 
If  two  jears  oTd,  six  fiirlongs       .  T.T.CL' 
If  three  ^-eara^old,  Qne<mila  ,      .  R.M, 
If  four  years  old,  two  miles-  .      .  B.L 
If  five  years,  old,  or  ap wards,  fanr 

miles  J^.Cl 

And  if  the  horsea  bei  of  rdilFibreiit  ag^,  the  course  shall 
be  fixed  by  the  f^eof  the  yoan^st. 

(iii)  If  no  day  be  mentioned  for  a  cace,  it  shall  be  of  day. 
ma  on  the  last  day  of  the  meeting;,  unless  otherwise 
agreed  hj  all  the  parties  engaji^ed. 

5'4.  In  tfre  absence  ot  sp^ctitf  agreemedi;       fee  Jook^fees. 
to  a  winning  jockey  shall  be  five  gnineas,  and!  to  a 
losing  jockey  three  grmiett;  and  no-  f  tttther*  ciiarge 
except  for  ekpcnsesr  Arfl  be  allbwed; 

AH  j-odk-eys*  fee*  sfiall  be  paid" to  tfte*8fca&ehdl<ier 
or  Clerk  of  the  Ccratse-at^  tbe^  same  time  as  tbto  tfWkes, 
tt'by  Halerrt. 

In  tte  absent!©  of  Sj;wedaf  a;grceittefnt,  a  jociltey  who 
accepts  a  retainer  catitiot  tefmitiate^  it  otherwWthan 
by  two  months*  notice  fa'  tmtitis:;  cndinja;'  at  the 
end  of  the  yt-ar;  and  failing  such  notice;  hisr  retainer 
continues  for  the  next  season,  and  so  on  ffronr  season 
to  season  nntfl  cful^  terfnFimited  by  erach  notice  as 
above-mentioned,  pnMded  the  same  or  any  agreed 
retaining  fee  is  paid  in  advance  in  resped  of  each 
season  before  the  conunanfiement.  thereof. 

£iiip1oyers  retaiiang  the  same  jookejf  hare  prece- 
dence aocordifigi  to-,  tike  pri(»rity  of  tbieir  retainers. 
A  neliatDee  wluob  is  continued  as  above<meoti4»aed 
baa  pnority  as  Irom  the  date,  of  its  first  eMsmanee- 
ment. 

If  a  jockey  be  prevented  from  riding,  by  suspension 
for  fraudulent  practices  or  otBermiisco  i duct,  any  per- 
son who  has  retained  him  may  caned  the  retainer. 

The  Stewards  Of  the  Jockey  Club  shall  have  power 
to  release  a  jockey  from  his  retained  for  any  caufee 
appearing  to'  tiiem  suffieient. 


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No  jockej  shall  ride  in  races  on  Newmarket  Heath » 
or  elsewhere  where  these  Rales  are  in  force,  until  he 
shall  have  obtained  a  licence  from  the  Stewards  of 
the  Jockej  Clob,  on  application  at  the  Registry  Office, 
but  DO  rider  will  be  required  to  take  out  a  licence 
until  the  last  day  of  the  eek  in  which  he  shall  have 
ridden  a  winner  for  the  first  time. 

"Eiery  jockey  shall  on  application  for  a  licence 
fnrtiish  irfessrs  Weatherby  with  his  full  name  and 
address.  A  list  of  the  licensed  jockeys  shall  be  pub- 
lished annually  m  the  Racing  Calendar. 

Any  rider  who  shall  infringe  these  rules  will  be  re- 
ported to  the  Stewards  of  the  Jockey  Club,  who  may 
suspend  him  from  riding. 

Any  owner,  or  trainer,  or  both,  who  shall  knowingly 
employ  an  unlicensed  jockey,  shall  be  fined  not  less 
than  25/.  each. 

55.  No  trainer  shall  engage  any  lad  or  other  stable 
servant,  without  previously  referring  to  his  last  em- 
ployer in  the  United  Kingdom,  France,  Austria,  or 
Hungary,  and  receiving  a  satisfactory  reply  in 
writing. 

Any  trainer  infringing  this  rule  and  continuing 
to  employ  such  boy  after  notice  has  been  t<erved  on 
him,  shall  not  he  allowed  to  train  or  run  horses  where 
these  Rules  are  in  force  ;  and  any  lad  leaving  his 
master  before  the  terms  of  his  engagement  are  com- 
plete shall  be  disqualified  from  riding  in  any  race. 

Any  boy  prevented  from  obtaining  employment  by 
this  rule  shall  have  the  right  of  appeal  to  the  Stewards 
of  the  Jockey  Club. 

Every  jockey  at  the  termination  of  his  apprentice- 
ship is  free  to  form  engagements  for  himself,  irrespec- 
tive of  any  which  may  have  been  made  for  him  during 
such  apprenticeship. 


56.  When  the  last  day  for  doing  anything  in  rela- 
tion to  a  race  falls  on  a  Sunday,  it  may  be  done  on 
the  following  Monday,  unless  the  race  to  which  such 
act  relates  is  appointed  for  that  day,  in  which  case  it 
must  be  done  on  the  previous  Saturday. 

BecognUtd  Meetings  or  Race*. 

57.  Any  meeting  or  race  shall  be  deemed  recognised 
which  is  held  under  the  Rules  and  sanction  of  the 
established  Jockey  Club,  or  other  Turf  authority,  of 
the  country  in  which  it  is  held  or  run;  or  (where  no 


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such  aathoritj  exists)  under  these  rales;  and  no  horse 
which  has  ran  in  any  unrecognised  race,  or  at  anj 
unrecognised  meeting,  shall  be  allowed  to  run  at  any 
meeting  onder  these  Roles. 

Nwo  Rvlei. 

58.  No  new  Role  of  Racing  can  be  passed,  nor  can  Now  Baleii 
aaj  existing  role  be  rescinded  or  altered  without 
being  previously  advertised  three  times  in  the  **  Sheet 
Calendar/'  and  notice  given  of  the  meeting  of  the 
Jockey  d  ab  at  which  it  is  to  be  proposed ;  and  no  new 
mle,  or  epeal  or  alteration  of  a  rnle,  shall  take 
effect  nr.  til  it  has  been  confirmed  at  the  mei^ting 
ensoiug  that  at  which  it  was  passed,  and  nntil  it 
has  been  twice  published  in  the  Sheet  Calendar.  Any 
owner  of  race -horses  or  persons  affected  by  sucn 
new  rule,  rescission,  or  alteration,  may,  before  it  is 
made,  petition  the  Jockey  Club  through  the  Secretary. 
All  such  petitions  shall  be  laid  before  the  meeting 
before  the  question  is  put. 


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JOCKEY  CLtJB. 

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In  "ease  of 
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reeignation. 


Babetitnte 
for  absent 
Stewards. 


TheStewardt 
h&re  power 
•~to  appoint 
offloers : 


RespUting  the  JSWubnrd^, 

1 .  l^he  three  SftewaMs  of  tlie  Jockey  Clab  shall  be- 
continued  in  their  office  till  the  next  annnal  financial 
meeting  (which  takes  place  in  thfe  Craven)  when  the 
senior  Steward  t^all  vacate  after  settling  the  accounta 
made  up  to  the  31  st  of  December  preceding,  ami  shall 
then  name  a  member  of  the  Jockej  Club  to  succeed 
him,  subject  to  the  approbation  of  the  Members  of  th& 
Jockey  Club  then  present,  and  at  every  subsequent 
financial  meeting  the  senior  Steward  shall,  in  like 
manner,  retire  and  propose  his  successor. 

2.  If  any  of  the  Stewards  thall  die  or  resign,  the 
remaining  Stewards  may  appoint  a  member  of  the  Club 
to  succeed  the  deceased  or  declining  Steward,  but  such 
nomination  shall  be  notified  to  the  Club  at  the  first 
general  meeting,  and  if  the  appointment  meet  their 
approval,  the  said  member  shall  remain  in  office  until 
the  expiration  of  his  predecessor's  time. 

3.  When  only  one  Steward  is  present,  and  neither  of 
the  absent  Stewards  shall  have  appointed  a  substitute^ 
the  member  of  the  Jockey  Club  present  who  has  last 
served  the  office  shall  act  ex  officio. 

4.  The  three  Stewards  shall  have  the  complete  con- 
trol of  the  property  and  estates  of  the  Club,  with 
power  to  mortgage,  sell,  let  upon  lease,  or  exchange^ 
if  necessary,  subject  to  the  approval  of  the  next 
General  Meeting  of  the  Club,  and  further,  shall 
have  the  power  of  appointing  all  the  public  officers 
and  the  servants  of  the  Club;  the  Keeper  of  the  Match- 
book  to  receive  the  stakes  and  collect  the  entrance- 
money,  and  all  other  funds  belonging  to  the  Jockey 
Club;  and  the  Stewards  shall  produce  an  account  of 
the  funds  and  disbursements  of  the  Club  at  the  annual 
financial  meeting,  and  they  shall  be  responsible  to  the 
Club  for  the  correctness  of  the  annual  accounts,  and  for 
all  the  money  collected  as  belonging  to  the  Jockey  Club. 


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5.  The  Stewards  shall  fix  the  hoar  of  starting  for  *J^5J^?*^ 
each  race  at  or  befbre  nine  o'clock  in  the  et^ing  pirQ- 

ceding  the  day  of  nmning,  and  notice  of  the  titnc  of 
startingis  to  be^xed  up  in  the  Coffee-rocmiinxta^iaMlf 
afterwards. 

6.  The  Stewards  havfe  full  power  to  xnhkA  such  ragii-  to  ownage 
lations  as  they  niay  think  proper  in  regaj«d  to<  the  andBnoSS 
Goime,   ExArcinngNgsooad,    GHab   Premises,   aaA  ground: 
Estates. 

7.  All  dispntes  relating  to  racing  at  Newmarket  shall  to  aottle  dig* 
be  determined  by  the  thce«  Stewurdd;  If  only  two  P°*«'  •t^ 
Stewards  be  present  they  shall  fix  upon  a  third  person,  ^«™*^»*t* 
being  a  member  of  the  Club,  in  lien  of  the  absent 

Steward,  but  the  Ste^wards,  if  they  think  fit,  may  call 
in  any  other  msmbers  of  the  Jockey  Club  to  their 
assistance,  or  may  cefer  the  case  to  a  general  meetings 
if  the  importance  or  difficulty  of  the  matter  in  dispute 
shall  appear  to  them  to  re<^iure  it.  The  witnesses  ex- 
amined shall  be  required  to  sign  their  evidence,  and  if 
either  party  desire  to ha?e  a  short-haod  writer  efts^aged 
to  take  down  the  evidence,  the  Stewards  may  (if  they 
think  proper)  engage  a  writer  at  the  expense  of  the 
person  making  the  request. 

8.  If  any  dispute  arising  elsewhere  shall  be  referred 

to  the  Stewards  of  the  Jockey  Club,  and  they  shall  ^ 
think  fit  to  take  it  into  consideration,  the  maiUer  must  from  other 
relate  to  horse-racing,  and  be  sent  by  the  Stewards  of  Places: 
the  Meeting  wbere  the  matter  in  question  occurred. 

9.  The  Jockey  Club  and  the  Stewards  thereof  take  "^^^ 
no  cognizance  of  any  disputes  or  claims  with  respect 

to  bet8»  except  in  the  case  of  an  official  report  of 
default  made  to  them  by  the  Committee  of  the  Sub- 
scription Rooms  at  Newmarket,  or  at  Tatteriall's. 

10.  The  Stewards  have  a  discretionary  power  to  1^^^^ 
warn  any  person  off  the  Race-course  at  Newmarket,  ^ 

^  ftny  premises  belonging  to  the  Jockey  Okib,  and  in 
cue  of  such  notice  being  disregarded,  to  take  ldg«l 
pnxieediags  against  the  lenders. 

1 1.  All  meetings  of  the  Club  shall  be  called  bv  the  *<> 
Stewards  at  their  discretion.    Notice  of  Meetings  at  SSb: 
Isewmarket  f or  the  teansactioa  of  general  business, 

ud  the  days  upon  whioh  chey  are  to  be  held,  must 
he  giren  in  the  Sheet  C^adar  pablished  daring  the 
IMTiow  week. 


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Meetings  for  the  election  of  candidates  for  the 
lifew  Rooms  and  Coffee  Room  may  be  called  by  a 
notice  in  writing,  which  must  be  put  up  in  the  Coffee 
Room,  the  day  preceding  such  meeting. 

All  meetings  at  Newmarket  shall  be  held  about  an 
hour  after  the  last  race  of  the  day.  Special  meetings 
i  for  the  election  of  Honorary  Members  of  the  New- 

Rooms,  may  be  held,  without  notice,  at  any  time 
during  a  Newmarket  week. 

12.  If  a  member  of  the  Jockey  Club  shall  impuOTi 
or  object  to  any  act  or  decision  of  the  Stewards,  he 
shall  give  notice  of  it  in  writing  to  the  Keeper  of  the 
Match-book,  who  will  immediately  request  the  Stew- 
ards to  fix  an  early  day  to  assemble  the  members  for 
the  purpose  of  hearing  the  objection. 

Upon  the  request  of  not  less  than  twenty  mem- 
bers given  in  writing  to  the  Keeper  of  the  Match- 
book,  the  Stewards  shall  call  a  General  Meeting  of  the 
Jockey  Club  in  London,  within  twenty-eight  days  of 
such  requisition  being  presented. 
actatBpeom,  13.  The  Stewards  of  the  Jockey  Club  are,  ex  officio, 
G^iwoSu     Stewards  of  Epsom,  Ascot,  and  Goodwood. 

Respecting  the  Admission  of  New  Memhers. 
to  te  by        14,  The  election  of  Members  for  the  Jockey  Club, 
BaUoI.        New  Rooms,  and  Coffee  Room  shall  be  by  ballot. 

Ballots  may  take  place  during  any  of  the  New- 
market Meetings,  and  must  be  held  at  a  General 
Meeting  of  the  Club.  Nine  Members  at  least  shall 
ballot,  and  two  black  balls  shall  exclude;  but  for 
the  New  Rooms  and  Coffee  Room,  when  eighteen 
;  Members  vote,  there  must  be  three  black  balls  to 

exclude. 

The  number  of  Members  for  the  New  Rooms  is 
limited  to  280,  the  Stewards  having  the  power  to  pro- 
pose special  names  for  election  to  exceed  that  number, 
l^ihc  15.  For  the  Jockey  Club,  each  candidate  must  be 

JodDey  Club  proposed  and  seconded  by  two  Members  of  the  Club. 

Notice  of  his  being  a  candidate  must  be  given  at  a 
meeting  previous  to  that  in  which  the  ballot  is  to 
take  place,  or  in  the  Calendar  published  during  the 
week  preceding  the  ballot.  The  name  of  the  candi- 
date, as  well  as  the  day  of  the  meeting,  must  be 
put  up  in  the  Coffee  Room  on  the  Monday  preceding 
the  ballot.  Members  of  the  J ockey  Club  being  abroad 
for  two  or  more  whole  years  from  the  Ist  of  January, 
shall  not  be  liable  for  their  subscription  during  their 
absence.  Honorary  Members  have  not  the  power  of 
toting  at  meetings  of  the  Club. 


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16.  A  Member  of  the  Jockey  Club  may  be  admitted 
aMemberof  theNew  Rooms  withoat  ballot,  byapplyiag 
to  Mr  Weatherby,  Keeper  of  the  Match-book,  and  pay- 
ing the  same  sum  for  his  admission,  and  the  same  sub- 
Bcription,  as  are  required  of  Members  chosen  by  ballot. 

17.  For  the  New  Rooms  anri  Coffee  Room  each  PorthoNsw 
candidate  mast  be  proposed  and  seconded  by  a  Mem- 

berof  the  Jockey  Club,  and  the  name  of  the  candi- 
date,  with  his  usual  place  of  abode,  as  well  as  the 
name  of  the  Member  proposing  him,  must  be  put  up 
in  the  Coffee  Room  on  the  day  preceding  the  Ballot. 

Honorary  Members  of  the  New  Rooms  are  elected 
for  the  current  year  only,  and  shall  not  be  liable  for 
any  admission  fee,  but  for  the  subscription  only  for 
that  year. 

Members  abroad  from  the  1st  of  January  to  the 
end  of  the  year,  on  giving  notice,  shall  continue  to 
be  Members  without  paying  subscription. 

18.  A  person,  though  chosen,  shall  not  be  considered  Arrean  of 
as  a  Member  of  any  of  these  Clubs  until  he  shall  have  BabacriptluB. 
paid  the  usual  sums  for  the  admission  and  subscription 

of  a  new  Member.  The  subscription  shall  be  pay- 
able on  the  first  of  January  in  every  year,  and  the 
name  of  eyery  Member  whose  subscription  is  not  paid 
by  the  July  Meeting  shall  be  placed  over  the  chimney- 
piece  in  the  New  Rooms  and  in  the  Coffee-room  at 
Newmarket,  in  that  meeting;  and  if  such  arrear  be 
not  paid  by  the  end  of  the  Uoughtou  Meeting,  he  shall 
cease  to  be  a  Member,  and  shall  not  be  again  admitted 
as  a  Member  until  his  arrears  be  paid,  and  until  he  be 
again  chosen  by  ballot. 

If  any  Member  of  the  Rooms  or  Stands  at  New- 
market shall  leave  his  bill  for  hoosehold  expenses 
nnpaid  two  months  after  the  same  shall  have  been 
delivered  to  him,  the  Keeper  of  the  Rooms  is  to 
report  his  default  to  the  Stewards,  who  will  cause 
notice  to  be  sent  to  him,  that  if  it  be  not  cleared  by  a 
time  to  be  mentioned  in  the  said  notice  (not  to  exceed 
three  months),  his  name  will  be  erased  from  the  list 
of  Members,  and  he  will  be  warned  off  the  Heath. 

19.  Gentlemen  not  Members  of  the  New  Rooms  or  AdmlMlonto 
Coffee-room  may  be  adnutted  to  the  Stands  on  New-  stand*, 
market  Heath,  for  any  one  meeting  on  the  nomination 

of  the  Stewards,  provided  that  they  he  ballotted  for 
in  the  same  manner  as  the  Members  of  the  New 
Rooms  at  the  next  ensuing  meeting  of  the  Clab, 


RULES  AND  ORDERS 


AUtannnAl  wb^onptkniA  to  th»  SUocIs  are  payable 
on  tba  first  of  Junparj,  and  if  not  paid  before  tbe 
Craven  Meeting;  the  weieHb  admiftsjioA  will  baye  to  be 
paid  for  eaob  meeting. 

A  list  of  Members  who  have  used  the  Stands  with- 
out having  paid  for  admission  shall  be  posted  at  the 
entrance  to  the  stand  at  the  commencement  of  the 
following  Meeting,  and  if  not  paid  by  the  end  of  that 
Meeting,  their  names  will  be  struck  off  the  List  of 
Members. 


20.  If  any  Member  of  the  Jockey  Club,  or  of  the 
New  Kooms  or  Coffee  Room  at  Newmarket,  shonld 
appear  in  the  published  Forfeit  List  as  a  defaulter 
for  stakes  or  forfeits,  or  be  reported  by  the  Committee 
of  the  Subscription  Kooms  at  Newmarket  or  at  Messrs 
Tattersairs.  as  being  a  defaulter  for  bets  lost  on  horse 
racing,  the  Stewards  shall  cauae  notice  to  be  sent  to 
him  that  if  his  default  be  not  cleared  by  a  time  to  be 
stated  in  the  said  notioe  (<not  to  exceed  three  months) 
his  name  will  be  erased  ^om  the  list  of  Members;  and 
if  a  Member  of  any  of  these  Clubs  shonld  be  oon- 
ticted  of  fraudulent  pvactioes  on  (ike  Turf,  or  should 
compound  vnth  his  oreditoes,  he  shall  cease  to  be  a 
Member. 


How  to  en-  21.  The  day,  wftJi  respect  to  ilie. engaging  of  the 
gage  ihs  ground  for  trials,  is  divide.  1  into  ioor  .peniods  daring 
ground.        ^jj^  racing  season—^vis.,  from  five  to  six  o'clock. 


and  from  six  to  seven  in  the  morning;  from  hftlf- 
past  twelve  to  two,  and  after  six  in  the  afternoon, 
and  during  the  rest  of  the  year  into  three  periods — 
Yiz.,  previous  to  half-past  eight  in  the  morning, 
from  one  to  two,  and  after  half^post  four  in  the 
afternoon. 

No  trainer  shall  have  the  gvoimd  tcsr  trying  horses 
more  'than  one  portion  of  the/morning  and  one  portion 
of  the  afternoon  in  the  same  wee^,  and  trainers  having 
less  than  ten  horses  shall  be  allowed  to  have  the 
gronpd  only  for  one  period  of  tipoe.  A  trainer  not 
having  more  than  five  hoises  in  tfaigdi^  can  on)y  have 
his  i;,ame  down  once  at  the  same  time;  a  trsuaer  not 
hayipg  more  than  ten.hor^s  only  tw^icej  a  trainer 
with  more  than  ten  only  three  times. 


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Notice  for  eng{igiii7  the  grooa^,  shall,  at  leac>t  one 
before  the  daj  it  is  nsed,  be  eatered  in  a  book  to 
kept  for  that  purpose  at  the  Keeper  ci  ihe  Matdi- 
book's  Office  in  Newrnafrket.   And  no  notiee  or  warn- 
ing shall  be  deemed  sufficient  nniess  given  as 'before 
directed. 

Far  the  fntnre  the  gronnd  will  be  kept  clear 
during  trials  by  a  person  appointed  by  the  Stotrards, 
luiless  he  is  requested  to  retire  by  the  owner  or  trainer 
of  the  horses  being  tried. 

The  Challenge  Cup  and  Whip, 
32.  The  Cup  may  be  challenged  lor  on  the  Toeaday  The  Oap. 
or  Wednesday  in  the  July  Meeting  in  each  year,  to  he 
ran  for  over  the  B.  C.  on  Thursday  in  the  Houghton 
Meeting  following,  by  horses,  &c.,  the  property  of  Mem- 
bers of  the  Jockey  Club  or  of  the  Rooms  at  Newmarket; 
four  years  old  carrying  8st  7H),  five  years  old,  9st  Ifb, 
rix  years  old  and  aged,  9st  4Jb.   Each  person,  at  the 
time  of  challenging,  is  to  subscribe  his  name  to  a  paper 
to  be  hung  up  in  the  Coffee-room  at  Newmarket,  and 
deliver  to  the  Keeper  of  tiie  Match-book  the  name  or 
description  of  the  horse,  &c.,  sealed  up,  which  shall  be 
kept  till  six  o'clock  on  the  Satuniay  ereaing  of  that 
ireek;  and  if  not  accepted,  or  only  one  diallenger,  tobe 
*«tamed  unopened  t  but  if  aco^sted,  or  if  mom  tJun 
one  challenger,  to  be  then  opened  and  dedared  a.mateh, 
or  sweepstakes  of  200  sot.  «aoh,  play  or  pay.   If  tfhe 
^liaUeoge  be  not  accepted,  the  Cup  to  he  delivered  to 
the  Keeper  of  the  Match-book  in  the  Meeting  ensuing 
duiUenge,  for  the  person  who  may  become  entitled 
to  tihe  same,  but  ifi  no  case  shall  the  Cup  have  the 
■United  Kingdom, 

M.  The  Whip  may  be  chall«iged  for  twice  in  each  The  Whlii. 
jwr,  viz.;  on  the  Tuesday  after  the  July  Meeti»g, 
▼ken  the  aooepiaftnce  must  be  signified  ortha  Whipre- 
«igned  on  tiie  Tuesday  following,  or  ohallenged  foron 
Tnesday  in  t^  Henghton  Meetiog,  when  the  #oeep- 
tanoe  most  be  aignified,  or  the  Wliip  resigned,  by 
the  TueedaT  foHowmg.  If  challenged  for  and  ac- 
■ceptMl  m  July,  to  be  nm  lor  on-  the.  JFridav  in  ^he 
fieoQBd  October  Meeting  ioUowinf ;  and  if  in  the 
HoQffkon,  on  the  Thundi^  in  the  JBtrst  Spring  Meet- 
hig  ^IhMring;  weight  lOst,  and  torstttke-SOO  sov. 
«Beh,play  or  pay,  but  -U  m^ate  thtkU  the  >Vh^  Isave 
the  Unitsd  Kiugdm. 


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RULES  AND  ORDERS 


Difloonnt  on 
forfeits. 


The  Stake- 


Fees  for  no- 
minations. 


Heath  tax. 


Charges  at  Newmarket, 

24.  Five  pounds  per  cent,  shall  be  -allowed  on  all 
forfeits  under  1002.  and  not  less  than  20Z.  declared  to 
the  Keeper  of  the  Match-book,  at  or  before  ten  o'clock 
the  evening  before  ronning;  and  if  the  forfeit  amount 
to  100/.  and  upwards,  102.  per  cent,  shall  be  allowed. 
All  forfeits  shall  be  paid  before  twelve  o'clock  at  night 
of  the  day  fixed  for  the  race,  and  on  those  forfeits  which 
shall  not  be  so  paid,  the  deduction  for  the  timelj  de- 
claration of  such  forfeit  shall  not  be  allowed. 

No  horse  shall  be  considered  as  struck  out  of  his 
engagement,  unless  the  owner,  or  some  person  author- 
ised bj  him,  shall  ^ve  notice  to  the  Keeper  of  the 
Match-book,  or  to  his  Clerk,  or  to  one  of  the  Stewards 
present 

25.  The  Stakeholder  at  Newmarket  is  allowed  to 
retain,  out  of  the  stakes  in  his  hands,  the  following 
fees  for  his  trouble,  viz. 

For  every  match,  one  pound. 
For  every  plate,  one  pound. 

For  every  subscription  or  sweepstakes  where  the 
lowest  foi^eit  amounts  to  20  sov.  \  per  cent,  on  the 
whole  stake,  and  on  all  other  races  1  per  cent. 

26.  The  Keeper  of  the  Match-book  is  entitled  to 
charge  a  fee  of  2s.  6d.  on  all  nominations  at  New- 
market, if  published  in  the  Racing  Calendar  before 
running,  but  not  on  the  entries  which  are  made  at 
Newmarket  during  the  week  of  running. 

27.  Towards  defraying  the  expense  of  repairing  fhe 
Course  and  Exercise-ground,  five  guineas  annually 
shall  be  paid  in  respect  of  every  horse  that  shall  be 
trained  at  Newmarket.  Any  horse  remaining  at 
Newmarket  more  than  a  week  before  or  after  any 
Race  meeting  there,  shall  be  considered  as  trained 
at  l^ewmarket,  nnd  his  trainer  shall  apply  for  a 
licence  nnder  Rule  28.  AU  yearlings  broken  on  the 
Heath  and  Exercise  Ground  to  he  charged  two 
guineas.  And  the  same  shall  be  paid  by  the  stable- 
keeper  or  servant  having  the  care  of  such  horse,  and  be 
duuged  by  him  to  the  owner  of  such  horse.  The 
Stewards  shall  make  such  orders  as  they  think  fit 
relative  to  the  returns  to  be  made  by  the  stable-keepers 
or  servants  of  horses  under  their  care,  and  if  any 
stable-keeper  or  servant  shall  fail  to  make  a  tme 
retain  according  to  this  order,  he  will  be  sorcharged 
one  guinea  for  each  horse  omitted  in  his  list 


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N.B. — ^At  present  all  trainers  are  required  to  send  in 
on  the  1st  of  Febroary,  a  list  of  the  horses  which  have 
been  nni^-r  their  chai^  from  the  1st  of  January,  and 
on  the  Ist  of  eveir  sacceeding  month  a  list  of  any 
additonal  horses  mat  have  been  nnder  their  care  since 
the  preceding  return. 

The  amoant  of  the  tax  shall  be  dne  at  the  same 
time  ihat  the  return  is  made,  and  mast  be  paid  with- 
in one  month  after  that  date. 

28.  Every  trainer  who  wishes  to  train  horses  on  the  tj^*"^  *• 
lands  belonging  to,  or  in  the  occupation  of,  the  JijSreL 
Jockey  Club,  must  apply  annually  to  the  Stewards 
for  a  licence,  and  on  making  such  application  must 
specify  the  horses  then  under  his  charge,  and  the  names 
of  their  owners,  and  fihall  not  take  horses  from  any 
other  owner  without  first  obtaining  the  permissiou  of 
the  Stewards. 

A  trainer  shall  be  liable  to  have  his  licence  with- 
drawn for  breaking  the  rules  laid  down  by  the  Stewards 
for  the  management  of  the  ground,  or  for  any  mis- 
conduct on  the  Turf,  or  in  matters  connected  with  it, 
and  the  prohibition  to  use  the  lands  of  the  Jockey 
Club  attached  to  the  refusal  or  withdrawal  of  a  licence 
shall  extend  to  the  Race  meetings. 

The  payment  of  Heath  Tax  shall  not  be  taken  to 
confer  on  the  person  paying  the  same  &uy  legal  rights 
which  shall  interfere  or  be  inconsistent  with  the  abso- 
lute control  the  Club  now  has  over  all  persons  using 
or  going  on  to  their  grounds. 

Should  the  Stewards  find  it  necessary  to  refuse  or 
withdraw  a  licence  from  any  trainer,  they  will  report 
that  they  have  done  so  at  the  next  General  Meeting 
of  the  Club. 


29.  When  fewer  than  three  horses,  the  property  of 
persons  having  different  interests,  start  for  any  plate 
or  race  in  which  money  is  advertised  to  be  given  by 
the  Club,  only  half  the  amount  shall  be  paid,  and  in 
case  of  a  walk  over  for  a  Sweepstakes,  no  money  shall 
be  given. 

Eelating  to  other  matters  not  before  specified, 

30.  No  races  for  gentlemen  riders  are  allowed  af 
Newmarket  during  the  regular  meetings  without  the 
sanction  of  the  Stewards,  and,  that  accorded,  such  races 
must  be  the  first  or  last  of  the  day. 

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Plates  and 
SwoepstakM 
walked  over 
for. 


Races  for 
Gentlemen 
Riders. 


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3J,  Any  m^ber  pf  a  Bacmg  Club  ritog  m  with 
tbe  lidding  horses  in  a  race  shalfbe  iinod  to  the  amount 
of  251,,  ai)4  all  other  persgns  to  the  wonot  of  51. 

82.  Bnle  10  (ii)  of  the  Roles.  ^  Radag.  extends 
at  Newmarket  to  the  highest  >  wei$^  left  i»  at 
ten  o^clock  the  poeoeding  eTwniag  in  handieaps  for 
plates  and  stakes,  where  there  ia^  no.  declsration  of  lor- 
feit,  provided  the  weights  amfised  the  night  be&>re 


83.  No  mle  or  alteration  of  a  mle  of  the  Jockej 
Clnb  takes  effect  until  it  has  been  published  in  the 
Racing  Calendar,  nnless  specially  ordered  to  the  con- 
trary at  the  time  the  said  rule  or  alteration  is  adopted ; 
and  no  new  rule  of  the  Jockey  Clnb  can  be  passed, 
and  no  rule  be  rescinded  without  previous  notice  being 
given  in  the  Sheet  Racing  Calendar,  except  when  it  re- 
lates to  the  private  business  of  the  Clnb,  when  notice 
shall  be  sent  by  circular  to  all  the  members  in  the 
week  preceding  the  meeting,  nor  at  any  meeting  at 
which  less  than  nine  members  are  present. 


running. 


1885. 


BEPOBT  OF  THE  PRINCIPAL  PROCBBDINQ9  OF  THB  JOOKBT 
CLUB  DURING  THB  TBAB,  AjBUOaBO  F&OM  7HJB  mSKT 
CALENDAR. 


Tbe  Annaal  Finmocial  Meetm^  of  the  Clab  yna  held  at 
Newmarket,  on  Wednesday  in  the  Craven  Meeting  (April 
S2nd). 

The  Senior  Steward  presented  the  accoants  for  the  past 
year,  which  had  been  andited  by  a  public  acconntant,  and,  on 
retiring,  naming  Ld  Hastings  as  his  saccessor,  which  was 
agreed  to  unanimously. 


A  Meeting  of  the  Clnb  was  held  at  Newmarket,  on  Wed- 
nesday in  the  First  Spring  Meeting  (May  6th). 

Ld  Cadogan,  in  bringing  forward  the  motion  of  whidi 
he  had  gtren  ]»otice.  Tlx. ; 
To  add  to  Rule  41 — 

In  all  selling  races,  evevy  horse  engaged,  and  not 
etmek  oot,  dksJX  be  liable  to  be  clauned  before  the  race 
by  the  owner  of  any  otbev  horse  remaining  engaged,  for 
the  value  of  the  race,  and  double  the  amount  for  which 
the  horse  is  entered  to  he  sold,  half  of  which  latter  shall 
go  to  the  Race  fond,  sneh  oladm  to  be  made  in  writioiR 
to  the  Clei^  of  the  Sealed  dnidqg  the  fifteen  minutei^ 
preceding  the  time  fixed  for  weighlog  under  Rule  31, 
and  during  which  time  no  horse  can  be  scratched. 

A  hone  claimed  before  tbe  race  cannot  run,  bat  the 
ciaimer  shall  pay  his  forfeit  and  entrance  money,  and 
take  his  engagements  if  «•  eondttion  of  the  inct. 
If  more  than  one  claim  to  he  settled  by  lot. 
When  a  hmne  has  been  claimed  be£ore  a  race,  such 
race  shall  not  be  void,  but  the  added  money  shall  be 
given,  even  for  a  walk- over. 
No  horse  to  be  entered  for  a  selling  race    not  to  be 


referred  to  the  recommendation  of  the  Committee  appointed 
in  1870  of  a  similar  rule,  and  aUo  to  tbe  trial  of  the  rule  by 
the  Stewards,  at  Newmarket,  during  the  years  1874  and  1876, 
The  D.  of  St  Albans  seconded  the  motion. 
Ld  Zetland,  oq  behalf  of  the  Stewards,  iatimated  that  they 
could  not  support  the  motion. 


sold," 


(  ^^^  ^  ) 


Sir  George  Chetwynd,  the  D.  of  Beaufort,  Mr  Lowther, 
and  Sir  John  Astley,  opposed  it,  and  Mr  Chaplin  and  Mr 
Craven  spoke  in  faTour  of  it,  and,  on  being  pat  to  the  vote, ' 
there  appeared — 

For  the  original  motion   -      -  -16 
Against  it      -----  18 
The  motion  was  therefore  lost. 


A  Meeting  of  the  Club  was  held  at  Newmarket»  on  Wed- 
nesday, in  the  Second  Spring  Meeting  (May  20th). 

Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild,  in  bringing  forward  the  motion 
of  which  he  had  given  notice,  viz.— 
To  add  to  Rule  4  (iii)— 

•*  At  each  meeting  advertised  in  the  Racing  Calendar, 
there  shall  be  not  less  than  one  weight-for-age  race  per 
day,  not  a  selling  race,  and  not  confined  to  two  yrs  old,** 
read  some  statistics  showing  the  small  proportion  of  weight- 
for-age  races  run  during  the  last  year. 

Ld  Cadogan  expressed  his  willingness  to  second  the  motion, 
but  suggested,  as  there  appeared  some  doubt  of  the  meaning 
of  the  expression  **  weight  for- age,"  the  addition  of  the  wordSr 
**  with  or  without  penalties  or  allowances.'' 

Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild  accepted  this  addition. 
Ld  SuflFolk  proposed  to  modify  the  rule  by  requiring  only 
one  weight-for-age  race  at  a  two  days'  meeting,  but  one  per 
day  at  larger  meetings. 

After  some  conversation,  in  which  MrLowther,  Mr  Craven, 
the  D.  of  Beaufort,  and  Ld  Zetland  took  part,  the  motion 
was  agreed  to  unanimously,  in  the  following  terms— 
To  add  to  Rale  4  (iii)— 

"  At  each  meeting  advertised  in  the  Racing  Calendar,, 
there  shall  be  not  less  than  one  weight-for  age  race,  with 
or  without  penalties  or  allowances,  not  being  a  selling- 
race  or  confined  to  two  yrs  old,  and  at  every  meeting  of 
more  than  two  days,  one  such  race  each  day,  provided 
there  are  five  entries,  and  three  horses  the  property  of 
different  owners  start.'* 


A  Meeting  of  the  Club  was  held  at  Newmarket,  on  Wed- 
nesday in  the  July  Meeting  (July  8th). 

The  addition  to  Rule  4,  passed  in  the  Second  Spring 
Meeting,  was  brought  up  and  confirmed. 

Four  Hon.  Members  were  appointed  on  the  Committee  of 
the  Bentinck  Beuevolent  Fnnd^ 


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A  Meeting  of  the  Club  was  held  at  Newmarket,  on  Wed- 
nesday in  the  First  October  Meeting  (September  80th). 

Ld  Zetland,  on  behalf  of  the  Stewards,  brought  forward  a 
motion — 

To  alter  Rule  16  (4th  paragraph)  as  follows,  the 
addition  being  in  Ualiet — 

*'No  declaration  of  forfeit,  except  for  races  of  the 
current  week,  shall  be  fixen  to  be  made  at  noon,  or  at 
any  hour  earlier  than  the  end  of  the  day,  nor  on  any 
day  hut  Tuetdai/" 
which  was  carried  unanimously. 

The  Hon.  R.  Carington  was  elected  a  Member  of  the  Club» 


A  Meeting  of  the  Club  was  held  at  Newmarket  on  Wed- 
nesday in  the  Second  October  Meeting  (October  14th). 

The  alteration  of  Rule  15  (4th  paragraph,  passed  at  the 
last  meeting,  was  confirmed  unanimously. 

Ld  Cadogan  then  brought  forward  the  motion  of  which  he 
had  given  notice,  viz.: — 

That  a  Committee  of  the  Club  be  appointed  to  con- 
sider the  subject  of  Selling  Races  and  the  Rules  and 
Regulations  under  which  they  are  now  conducted. 
Co\,  Forester  seconded  the  motion. 
Ld  Zetland  said  the  Stewards  would  not  oppose  the  appoint- 
ment of  a  Committee  if  the  Club  desired  it. 

Mr  Craven  opposed  the  appointment  of  a  Committee,  and 
moved,  as  an  amendment,  that  the  Stewards  be  requested  to 
take  the  subject  under  consideration,  and  report  on  it  in  the 
Craven  Meeting.  Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild  seconded  the 
amendment.  After  some  discussion,  in  which  Ld  Suffolk 
and  Sir  G.  Chetwynd  took  part,  Ld  Cadogan  said  he  would 
be  willing  to  leave  the  matter  in  the  hands  of  the  Stewards 
if  they  would  undertake  it,  and,  with  the  consent  of  the  meet- 
ing, withdraw  his  motion.   The  Stewards  having  consented. 


A  Meeting  of  the  Club  was  held  at  Newmarket  on  Wed- 
nesday in  the  Houghton  Meeting  (October  28th). 

The  D.  of  Beaufort  brought  forward  the  motion  of  which 
he  had  given  notice,  viz. — 

To  add  to  the  Rules  of  the  Jockey  Club,  Nos.  28  and  23,. 
relating  to  the  Challenge  Cup  and  Whip:— 

'*But  in  no  case  shaJl  the  Cup  or  Whip  leave  the 
United  Kingdom." 

Mr  Craven  seconded  the  motion,  which  was  carried  unani- 
moosly. 


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early  in  tlM  year. 

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revised  by  him  in  }87S,  but  has  been  modified  in  soeordance 

with  suggestions  fxom  the  principal  trainers  and  practical 
^tatiiorities. 

This  scale  has  beep  adopted  by  the  Haater  of  the  Horse  for 
the  Queen's  Plates. 


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LIST  ofMEMBERS  OF  THE  JOCKEY  CLUB, 
NEWMARKET. 


{Earl  of  Zetland. 
Earl  of  Suffolk  and  Bbrkshibie. 
Lord  Hastinqs. 

His  Royal  Highness  the  Prince  of  Wales. 
His  Royal  Highness  the  Dake  of  Edinbuboh. 
His  Royal  Highness  the  Duke  of  Connaught. 
His  Royal  Highness  the  Duke  of  Cambbidoe. 
His  Royal  Highness  Prince  Christian  of  Schleswig  Holbtein, 
'^His  Imp.  Majesty  the  Emperor  of  all  the  Russias. 
*His  Majesty  the  King  of  the  Netherlands. 
'His  Majesty  the  King  of  the  Belgians. 
'"His  Imp.  Highness  the  Crown  Prince  of  Germany. 
*His  Imp.  Highness  the  Grand  Dnke  Vladimir  of  Russia. 

Earl  of  Eglinton  and  Wintoa 
Earl  of  EUesmere 
Marquis  of  Exeter 
Viscount  Falmouth 
*  Count  Tasselo  Festetica 
Ear]  of  Feversham 
Earl  Fitzwilliam 
Hon.  C.  W.  Fitzwilliam 
Hon.  H.  W.  Fitzwilliam 
Col.  Hon.  H.  Forester 
Hon.  W.  Gerard 
Sir  Reginald  Graham,  Bart 
Earl  Granville 
Duke  of  Hamilton 
Earl  of  Hardwicke 
Marquis  of  Hartington 
Lord  Hastings 
•The  Hon.  Sir  H.  Hawkins 
J.  H.  Hottldswcrth,  Esq. 
Earl  Howe 
Earl  of  Ilchester 
Sir  R.  Jardine,  Bart. 


Jjord  Alington 

Sir  J.  i).  Astley,  Bart. 

Frederic  Bame^  Esq. 

Duke  of  Beaufort 

Earl  of  Bradford 

Earl  Cadogan 

Lord  Calthorpe 

The  Hon.  R.  Carington 

Earl  Cawdor 

Right  Hon.  H.  Chaplin 

Sir  Geo.  Chetwynd,  Bari. 

Lord  Colville 

Earl  of  Cork  and  Orrery 

Earl  of  Coventry 

W.  G.  Craven,  Esq. 

J.  S.  Crawley,  Esq. 

Lord  Dorchester 

Viscount  Downe 

T.  T.  Drake,  Esq. 

Marquis  of  Drogheda 

Viscount  Dnpplin 

Earl  of  Durham 


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Sir  F.  Johnstone,  Bart. 
Captain  D.  Lane 
A^aoonnt  Lascellea 
W.  J.  Legh,  Esq. 
lord  Hemy  G.  Lennox 
Sir  W.  A.  Lethbridgc,  Bart 

Marquis  of  Londonderiy 

Right  Hon.  James  Lowther 

*M.  Lupin 

£arlof  March 

Duke  of  Montrose 

6.  Ernest  Pai;et,  Esq. 

General  Pearson 

Duke  of  Portland 

Earl  of  Portsmouth 

Lord  Rendlesham 

Duke  of  Richmond  and  Gor- 
don 


•Right  Hon.  Sir  Hercules 

Robinson 
Earl  of  Rosebery 
Earl  of  Roeslyn 
Leopold  de  Rothschild,  Esq* 
Duke  of  Ruthmd 
Duke  of  St  Albans 
Prince  D.  Soltykoff 
Earl  of  Strafford 
Earl  of  Suffolk  and  Berkshire 
^Montagu  Tharp,  Esq. 
Lord  Vivian 
•Sir  R.  Wallace,  Bart. 
Duke  of  Westminster 
Earl  of  Westmorland 
Gren.  Owen  Williams 
Earl  of  ZeUand 


♦The  President  of  the  French  Jockey  Club. 
•The  Yice-President  of  the  same. 
•The  three  Stewards  of  the  same. 
♦The  Preadent  of  the  American  Jockey  Club,  New  York. 

December,  1885. 


*  Honorary  Hembert. 


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COLOURS  WOBN  BY  THE  RIDERS. 


H.  R.  H,  the  PrkiQQ  of  Furple  bo^y  with,£old  braid,  scarlet 

Wales   sleeyes,  and  black  velvet  cap  with 

gold  fringe. 

fi.  M.  the  Ki^g     the  |  Be^let  body  and  &Iq«to0»  black 

Netherlands   .   .   .  )    yelTet  cap  with  gold  taeael 
H.B.H.  the  Duke  of  Black  jacket,  dark  £reen  stadpos, 

Connau^t    .   <    .      black  cap 
Mr  Abinii:ton ....   Green,  plam  c«f> 
Mr  J.  Adan^.   .   ,   .   Lemon,  orange  stoevfeaiiUQd  cap 

Mr  Adrian  Peacock  blue  body,  Wack  slo^ves 

and  cap 

Sir  Robert  Affleck  .   .   White,  black  jcro89Ji)eU,  cardinal  red 
cap 

Ld  Ailesbury     .   ,   .  Red  body,  yellow  Bleeres,  black  cap 
Mr  F.  Alexander   .   .  Dark  biueyirfaite  sltteyes,  black  cap 
JA  Alington  .   .   .       Chocolate,  ydlow  eleeyes 
Mr  J.  Aliogton  .   .   .   Chocolate,  light  blue  sleeyes  and 
cap 

M.  L.  Andre  ....   Orange,  red  cap 
Ld  Anglesey  .   .   .   ,   Yellow,  blue  sleeves,  yellow  cap 
Mr  C.  Archer.    .   .   .    Sky  blue,  crimson  cap 
Mr  F.  Archer.   .   .   .   Cerise,  French  grey  hoops 
Mr  G.  Archer    .   .   .   Black,  white  sleeves 
Mr  G.  Arden.    .   .   ,   Violet  and  white  hoops,  white  cap 
Prince  d'Arenberg  .   .    Scarlet  and  yellow  hoops,  black  cap 
Sir  G.  Armytage   .    .   light  blue,  scarlet  cap 
Mr  Armstrong  .   .   .   White,  purple  sleeves,  red  cap 
Mr  W.  Amull   .    .   .    Orange,  blue  cap 
Sir  G.  Arthur    .    .    ,   Steel  grey,  crimson  cap 
Mr  S.  H.  Ashton    .    .  White 
Mr  J.  N.  Astley  .    .   .   Drab,  blue  cap 
Sir  J.  D.  Astley .   .    .    Canary,  green  cap 
M.  Aumont  ....   White,  green  cap 
Col.  P.  Bagot ....   White,  chocolate  diamonds,  choco- 
late cap 

Mr  H.  J.  Bailey .  Dark  blue,  gold  hoops,  blue  cap 

Mr  Bainbridge  .   .   ,   Yellow  jacket, white  cap 
Mr  Douglas  Baird  .   •   Crimson  and  silver  braid 
Mr  W.  li.  Bankes  .   .   Cherry,  brown  sleeves  and  cap 
Mr  J.  F.  S.  Lee  Barber  Cherry,  black  cap 


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Mr  A.  C.  Barclay   .    .  French  grey,  bla<Jk  cap 

Mr  H.  T.  Barclay  .    ,  French  grey,  violet  cap 

Col.  Barlow  ....  Light  bine,  crimsbn  stripeg 

Mr  J.  Barnard    .    .    .  White,  redcap 

MrBame   White,  pink  cap 

Mr  Percy  Baroett  .   .  Olive  green,  straw  sleeves  and  cap 

Mr  J  I).  Barry  .    .    ,  Black,  primrose  sleeves 

Mr  F.  Bates  ....  W  hite,  blue  belt  and  cap 

Mr  Batson   Crimson,  white  stripe,  black  cap 

Mr  R.  N.  Batt  .   .   .  Black  and  oratigd  hoops 

Prince  Batthyany   ,   .  Green 

„  (second  colour)  Green,  black  cap 

CountElemerBatthyany  Straw 

Count  G.  Batthyany   .  Green  jacket,  white  belt,  green  cxp 

Mr  Dixon  Battye  .    ,  Violet,  yellow  sleeves  and  cap 

Captain  Bay  ley  .   .   .  Old  goW,  sage  green  fleevea,  car- 


Mr  T.  H.  D.  Bayly .    .  Orange,  blue  cap,  gold  tassel 

Mr  S.  Beard.    .   .    .  White,  yellow' belt,  black  cap 

Duke  of  Beaufort  .    .  Blue  and  white  hoops,  red  cap 

„  (second  colour)  Same,  with  blue  cap 

Mr  Beaumont    .   ,   .  Scarlet  and  drab,  quartered 

Mr  Beckett    ....  Black,  gold  facings,  yellow  cap 

Mr  C.  J.  Bedford   .    .  White,  dark  blue  sleeves  and  cap 

Mr  H.  E.  Be(ldington .  Orange,  chocolate  sleeves 

Mr  A.  Benholm  .    .    .  Cherry,  silver  grey  cap 

„    (second  colour)  Cheriy,  silver  grfey  sleeves  and  cap 

Mr  E.  Benjamin     .   .  Bed,  blqe  sleeves,  cream  collar  and 


Mr  W.  H.  Bentley  .   .  Pink,  green  sleeves,  and  black  cap 

14  M.  Beresford.    .    .  Light  blue,  black  cap 

Count  de  Berteux  .   .  Green,  red  cap 

Mr  J.  T.  Best   .    .   .  Blue,  white  belt,  red  cap 

MrW.  Bevill.    ,    .   .  Bed,  green  cap 

Mr  R.  M.  Biddulph.   .  Greep  and  white  stripe,  black  cap 

Mr  E.  Bird   ....  French  grey,  bronze  Kleeves  and  cap 

Mr  C.  J.  Blake  .    .   .  French  grey,  scarlet  hoop  and  cap 

MrW.  Blake.    .    .    .  Bronze  green,  yellow  belt  and  cap 

M.  E.  Blanc  ....  Orange,  blue  cap 

Mr  Blanton   ....  Drab,  red  cap 

Col.  rie  Blaramberg .    .  Blue,  yellow  sleeves  and  cap 

Mr  E.  O.  Bleackley.   .  Cardinal,  gold  sleeves,  black  cap 

Mr  Bleaymire.   .   .   .  Chocolate  and  yellow,  chocolate  and 


Mr  T.  BlenkiroQ.    .    .   Brown,  white  cap 

Mr  W.  Blenkiron  .   .   Purple  jacket,  aihber  belt, blackcap 

Lady  Anne  Blunt  .   .   Black  and  yellow 


dinul  hoops,  and  quartered  cap 


cuffs,  red  cap 


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Mr  W.  S.  Blant.  .  . 
Mr  R.  Booth  .  .  .  . 
Mr  H.  Bowen.  .  ,  . 
Mr  H.  F.  Boyd  .  .  . 
Col.  P.  Boyle .... 
Mr  G.  Boynton  .  .  . 
Major  K.  E.  Brace  .  . 
Ld  Bradford  .... 

„  (second  colour) 
Mr  Brayley  .... 
Mr  H.  B.  Brett  .   .  . 

Mr  C.  Brewer  .  .  . 
Sir  T.  Brinckman  .  . 
Mr  T.  Briuckmao  .  . 
Mr  Alfred  Brisco  .  . 
Mr  W.  H.  H.  Broadley 
Mr  R.  G.  Broad  wood  . 
Mr  Brockton  . 
Mr  Brodrick-Cloete. 

Mr  R.  Ten  Broeck 
Mr  J.  M.  Brooks. 
Mr  T.  Brown  . 
Mr  W.  Brown  . 
Mr  W.  E.  Brymer 
Ld  Bachan   .  . 

Mr  F.  Buchanan 
Mr  H.  Bull  .  . 
Mr  W.  Bungay  . 
Mr  A.  Burr  .  . 
Mr  C.  R.  Bnrrell 

MrW.  Burrell  . 
Mr  W.  Burton  . 
MrP.  Buiy  .  . 

Col.  Byrne.   .  . 

Ld  Caidogan  .  . 

Mr  J.  Cairns .  . 

Mr  R.  Calder.  . 
Ld  Calthorpe 

Mr  A.  Calvert  . 

Mr  T.  Cannon  . 

Ld  Cardross  .  . 
Mr  Rupert  Carington  , 


Green,  yellow  and  blue,  red  cap 
Napoleon  blue,  white  sleeves  and  cap 
Blacky  red  sleeves,  white  cap 
Black,  white  sash,  seams,  and  cap 
"White,  crimson  sleeves  and  cap 
Brown,  orange  cap  ' 
Green  and  white  hoops,  yellow  cap 
White,  scarlet  sleeves,  black  cap 
White,  scarlet  sleeves,  white  cap 
Red,  yellof*^  cap 

Light  blue  aild  rose  hoops,  roae 
cap 

White  body,  sky  blue  belt  and  cap 

Brown,  light  blue  sleeves  and  cap 

Eton  blue,  and  brown  belt 

Light  blue,  crimson  cap 

Fink,  blue  sleeves 

Salmon,  white  sleeves,  black  cap 

Straw 

Crimson,  black  and  white  sleeve.s, 
black  cap 

Orange,  black  belt 

White,  lemon  belt  and  cap 

Black,  orange  cap 

Chrome,  cerisfc  hoops 

White,  green  spots,  gi-een  cap 

White  satin  and  scarlet  hoops,  scar- 
let cap 

Cerise,  black  belt 

Navy  blae,  and  gold  braid 

Black,  cardinal  sleeves 

Yellow,  light  blue  cap 

Green,  white  hoops,  green  and  white 
quartered  cap 

Green,  pink  sleeves  and  cap 

Black,  yellow  belt 

White,cerise  &  white  striped  sleeves, 
cerise  and  white  quartered  cap 

Violet 

Eton  blue 

Yellow,  black  cap 

Blue,  black  cap 

Blue,  white  cap 

Lilac,  rose  facings  and  cap 

Scarlet  and  white  hoops,  white  cap 

Black,  white  spots 

Buff,  black  and  buff-quartered  cap 


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MrA.B.Carr  .  .  . 

LdCarrington  .  .  . 

Mr  A.  Owiegie  .  .  , 

MrT.Outer.    .  .  . 

>frJl  Outer.   .  .  . 

Jfr  J.  A.  Cassidy  .  . 
Ktrqais  de  Caninont 

la  Force  

Colonel  C.  B.  Cave.  . 
U  Cawdor    .    .    .  . 

MrT.Chaloner.    .  . 

(second  colour) 
Mr  T.  Chamberlayne  . 
Mr  Henry  Chaplin.  . 

»  (second  colour) 
Ld  CharlemoDt  .  .  , 
Mr  John  Charlton .  . 

Mr  Cheese  

SirG.C^hetwjrnd    .  . 

t»  (second  colour) 
Capt.W.H.  Chetwynd 
Oapt  C.  B.  Childe.  . 
itrChildwick    .    .  . 

>.  (second  colour) 
Mr  R.  Chilton  .  .  . 
Mr  H.  W.  Cholmley  . 
*^  Cholmondeley  .  . 
Mr  R.  Clark  .  .  .  . 
Mr  G.Clement  .  .  . 
Mr  G.Cleveland.  .  . 
Mr  Jno.  Coates  .  .  . 
SttG.Codrington  .  . 
WCole  .  :  .  .  . 
J*r  W.  Coles  .... 

^R.H.  Combe  .  . 

MrJ.B.  Cookson  .  . 

Mr  D.  Cooper   .    .  . 

«  Percy  H.  (hooper  . 

MrF.  J.  Cooper  .   .  . 

MrA.  Ox)per   .   .  . 

MtH.  W.Cooper  .  . 

Mrj.  Core   .   .   .  . 

MrJ.Orlett.   .   .  . 

^  W.  G.  CoTscaden  . 


White,  red  cnflfs/  collar,  and  cap 
Baff 

Cherry,  black  cap 
Blue,  white  sleeves,  yellow  cap 
Black,  red  and  yellow  stripes,  black 
cap 

Straw  and  blue 

Black,  white  cap 

Light  blue,  black  sleeves  and  cap 

Black  and   yellow  body,  yellow 

sleeves,  black  cap 
Chocolate,  black  hoops  and  cap 
White,  chocolate  belt,*  red  cap 
Sky  blue  satin,  pink  sleeves  and  cap 
Rose 

Rose,  white  cap 

White,  cerise  cap 

Yellow,  scarlet  sleeves  and  cap 

White,  red  belt 

Straw,  sky  blue  sleeves  and  cap 
Light  blue,  straw  stripes 
Magenta,  straw  sleeves 
Oimson,  straw  sleeves,  belt,  &  cap 
White  and  gold  stripes,  claret  cap 
Sky  blue,  black  sleeves,  gold  cap 
Orange  body,  green  sleeves  and  cap 
Black,  yellow  sleeves 
Red  and  blue  stripes,  yellow  cap 
Cherry,  black  cap 
Black,  green  belt  and  cap 
Yellow,  dark  bine  sleeves,  red  cap 
Scarlet,  olive  green  sleeves  and  cap 
Light  blae  and  white  stripes,  bine  cap 
White 

Black  &white  diamonds,gold  seams, 

scarlet  cuffs,  buttons  and  collar 
Purple  and  white  cap 
Pink  and  black  hoops;  pink  sleeves 
Orange  and  white  hoops,  white  cap 
I  Zingari 
White,  black  cap 
Blue,  pink  sleeves  and  cap 
Violet,  white  cap 

Violet  and  white'  stripes,  white  cap 
Pink 

Primrose  jacket  and  black  cap 


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Ld  Coyentiy  •  «   .  •  Brown,  blue  cap 

Mr  Arthur  Coventry  .  Red,  blue  sleetes;  refd  cap 

Mr  Hardinfc  Cox   •   .  Yellow,  orange  sfeeves  and  cap 

Mr  H.  B.  Craig  .   •   ,  Black,  white  <!ro88  belts  and  cap 

Mr  J.  Craig  .   •   •   •  Cherry,  black 'cap 

Mr  Robt  (Saig  ,    .   .  Cherry,  black  cap 

Mr  Crayen   White,  cherry  cap 

(second  colour)  ,  Same,  with  black  belt 

Mr  J.  A.  Craven   .   •  Red,  white  braid,  and  ^hite  cap 

Mr  J.  S.  Crawlej   .   .  Chocolate,  ora:ng6  cap 

Mr  A.  T.  Craj  .   ^  .  Dark  blue  body,  light  blue  sleerea^ 


Mr  R.  Crest  .   .   •   .  Black,  yellow  diamonds 
Col.  OflBey  J.  Crewe- 

Bead   Light  blue,  salmon  sleeves  and  cap 

Mr  R.  S.  Crompton.   .  Orange 

Mr  W.  Cronks  •   •   •  Black  bird's  eVe,  cherry  cap 

Mr  R.  Cuffe  .   •   •  .  Cardinal,  black  and  gold  quartered 


Mr  Cutnberland  .   .    .  Light  blue,  white'  sleeves 

Mr  C.  J.  Cunningham.  Olive  green,  pHnlroSe  hoops,  ted  Ca|> 

Mr  E.  Dalglish  ,   .   .  Violet  body  and  cap,  gold  braid 

Mr  J.  Dalton ....  Ruby,  blue  sleeves  and  cap 

Mr  S.J.  Dalton.   ,  .  White 

Mr  H.  Darley    .   .   .  Black  and  white  hoops,  scaiiet  cap 

Mr  S.  Darling    .   .   .  Black,  harleqtiin  slcevCs,  black  cap 

Mr  J.  Dashwood.   ,   .  Black,  red  belt 

Mr  Davenport   .   .   .  Cherry 

Mr  F.  Davis  ....  Green,  yellow  sleeves  and  cap 

Mr  Jos.  Davis.   .   ,   ,  Cerise,  French  ^y  stripes  and  cap 

Major  T.  Davison  .   ,  Cerise 

Mr  John  Dawson  .   .  Dark  blue,  bl&ck  cap 

Mr  John  A.  Dawson   •  White,  red  cap 

Mr  M.  Dawson  .   .   .  Black,  gold  belt  and  collar 

Mr  A.  Day    ....  Black  and  orange  stripe,  black  cap 

Mr  H.  Day   ....  Blue  and  yellow  stripes,  blue  cap" 

Mr  L.  D^y    ....  White,  blue  sleeves,  magenta  belt 


Mr  Wk  Day  ....  Black  and  orange  stripe,  orange  cap 

Ld  De  Clifford  .    .   .  Pink,  sage  green  h6ops,  pink  cap 

M.  H.  Delamarre    .   .  Chocolate,  red  sleeves,  black  cap 

M.  Del&tre    .   .   •   .  Green,  red  belt 

M.  Desvignes ....  Yellow  and  purple  stripe,  yellow 


Sir  H.  De  Trafford .  .  Scarlet  and  white,  quartered 
Mr  J.  Dickinson.   .   .   Light  green,  orange  cap 


yellow  cap 


cap 


and  cap 


Mr  Devon 


cap 

Black,  orange  sleeves  and  cap 


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Mr  T.  J.  Dixon .  ^  . 

Mr  P.  Doaan .   »  b  » 

LdDoRhester  .  »  . 

Mr  K.  J.  DooKall  .  , 

MrJ.  DoTer  .   .  ^  . 

LdDowne.    .    .  •  » 

Mr  Drake  .    .   .  .  • 

Mr  J.  Drislane  .  .  • 

Ld  Drogfceda  .  .  . 
Ld  Dnnmore .... 

Mr  £.  W.  Dunn .  .  : 
Mr  W.  DuniM.  .  .  . 
Ld  Do}>pliii  .... 
Ld  Durham  .... 
Vr  Qnartertiiftine  EttBt 
Mr  Eastern  .  .  .  . 
Mr  C.  Edirafdft  .  .  . 
MrE^ttoil  .  •  .  • 
MrG.  A.  Egettoa  .  . 
Ld  Eglinton  .  .  • 
Mr  b.  Kllam  .... 
Ld  EUesmere  .  .  . 
„      (second  «Olotir) 


Mr  W.  Elliot 
M.  Ephrussi 
M.  Michel  Ephi 
Mr  R.  S.  ETans  . 
Mr  Ereljn    .  . 
Ld  Exeter    .  . 


MrJ.  Exley.   .   .  . 

MrEyke  

lid  Falmouth  .  .  . 
„  (second  colour) 
„  (third  ooloar) . 

Mr  C.  E.  Earn*.  ,  , 
MrAwFaiHt^s   .   .  . 

Mr  H.  Femilng  .  .  . 
Mr  J.  E.  Fenwick  .  . 
Mr  H.  T.  Fenwick  .  , 
Ld  Fermoy  .... 
0>nnt  Festetics  .  .  . 
Mr  T.  Fethentorimtigh 


Side  hl}d*i^eye,  scarlet  ottp 
Lilke  AUd  blaok  stripes 
B«iff  and  bine  ^ttipe,  blue  cap 
Bla«k>  blud  sleeves  '7 
Bltid,  castto^e  sleeres,  black  cap 
(Chocolate,  white-  sleeved  and  ca]^ 
OhMfiO>a)  black  cap 
Straw,  red  sleeves  and  cap 
filatikt  fAWtr  laoe 
Blue  jacket  and  white  star, 
sleeres,  blue  and  -white  cap 
Qreen,  blaek  sleevM 
Pitik,  black  cap 
White,  red  sleeves 
Ptcrple,  stvaw  sleeves 
Blue 

Clarets  blue  cap 

Yellow,  black  sleeves  tfad  cap 

Blaok  and  white  hoops,  red  cap 

Drah,  scarlet  belt  and  cap 

Tartan  and  yellow 

Black,  sky  blae  sleeves  and  cap 

Red,  white  sleeves,  black  cap 

Bed,  Mack  and  white  hooped  sleety 

black  cap 
Bine  and  white  hoops 
Blue  atid  yellow  spotis,  blue  t»p 
Dark  blue 
Orange 

Brottze,  gi^n  cap 

Light  blue  and  nanow  wMtestripeB^ 

and  black  cap 
Scarlet,  black  eleeves,  white  cap 
Greedy  canary  cap 
Bkick,  white  aleereS)  red  cap 
White,  Mack  sleeves,  red  cap 
Hose  npoci  ermnie,  Mack  cap,  goM 

tassel 

OHfnsoff,  cream  sleeves  and  cap 
Otive  green,  light  bltie  rieev«B,Madc 

cap 

^raw,  Maroon  sleeveis  and  cop 
Green,  crimson  cap,  and  cross  beiAf 

Blafck 

Blaek,  straw  sleeve*  and  bnttona 

Orarvge,  blue  cap 

White,  black  spots, -blackcap 


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Ld  Feyersham  .  .  . 
Mr  J.  Fiennes   .   .  . 

„  (second  colour) 
Baron  Finot  .... 
Gapt.  B.  B.  Fisher  .  . 
SirM.  Fitz-Gerald.  . 
Mr  A.  Fitzmanrice .  . 
Ld  FitzwiUiam  .  .  . 
Mr  C.  FitzwiUiam  .  . 
Mr  H.  W.  FitzwiUiam. 
Mr  T.  H.  Fleet  .  .  . 
Mr  C.  J.  Fletcher  .  . 
Mr  L.  Flower.  .  .  . 
lid  Folkestone  .  .  . 
Colonel  H.  Forester.  . 
Mr  Forrest.  .... 

Mr  L.  Forster   .   .  . 

MrFoy  

Mr  C.  Frazer .... 
Mr  F.  Frazer .... 
Mr  E.  Frewen  .  .  . 
Mr  M.  Fritz  .... 

Qapt.  Fry  

Mr  Merlin  Fryer  .  . 
Mr  W.  D.  Gardner  .  . 
Mr  W.  Gardner .  .  . 
Mr  F.  Garnham .  .  . 
Mr  A.  Gaant.  .  .  . 
Mr  F.  Gebbard  .  .  . 
Mr  W.  Genge.  .  .  . 
Mr  W.Gerard  .  .  . 
MrW.  GUbert  .   .  . 

Mr  B.  Gilpin.   .   .  . 

CheY.  Ginistrelli.    .  . 

,f  (second  colour) 
Mt  K.  Gladstone  .  . 
Mr  W.  Goater  .  .  . 
Mr  T.  Goddard  .  .  . 
Mr  E.  C.Godfrey   .  . 

„     (second  colour) 

Mr  Golby  


Scarlet,  white,  cap 

White,  blue  sleeyes«  orange  cap 

White,  orange  sI^YCH,  blue  cap 

Chocolate,  re4  ci^p  . 

Zin^ari,  black,  cap  .    .  .  , 

Black,  cerise  cap 

Black  and  wh^te  J[)rQad.  stripes  . 

Green,  black  cap 

Red  and  whit^  lozeuges^  black  ca 

Green,  black  cap 

Pea  green,  purple  yelvet  cap 

Black,  white  spo.ts 

Black,  French  grey  belt  and  cap 

Claret  body,  orange  sleeves  and  cap 

Sky  blue,  white  .cap 

Sky  blue,  old  gold  sleeves,  sea 

c*P  .  . 

Puce,  white  sleeves  and  cap 
Blue  and  white  stripe,  white  cap 
Black,  orange,  stars,  quartered  cap 
Black  and  orange  stripes 
Brown,  white  belt,  ^nd  red  cap 
White,  scarlet  sleeves  and  belt 
Black,  red  and  black  cap 
Orange  purple  sleeves,quartered  cap 
Green,  red  cap 
Crimson,  ecru  sleeves 
Black  and  lilac  hoops,  black  cap 
White,  bine  hoop,  collar,  and  cuffs 
Piuk,  gold  spots 
Orange,  chocQlate  belt 
Pink  and  white  stripes 
Black,  Indian  red  sleeves,  quartered 

cap 

Chocolate  and  blue  stripe,  chocolate 
cap 

White  and  blue  hoops,  blue  sleeves, 

white  cap 
White  and  blue  hoops,  blue  cap 
Chocolate,  pink  sleeves  and  cap 
Brown  jacket,  scarlet  cap 
Amber,  blue  sleeves  red  cap 
Maroon,  gold  and  maroon  belt,  gold 

tassel 

Maroon,  gold  and  maroon  belt  and 

cap,  gold  tassel 
Blue  jacket,  crimson  cap 


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Mr  Qolding  .   .   .  . 

lid  Eame  Gordon    .  < 

Ld  Donp:la8  Gordon 
Mr  J.  W.  GoBden  .  . 
Col.  C.  E.  Goatling 
Mnrraj  .   .   .    •  . 


Sir  R.  Graham  .  .  . 
Mr  C.  Graham  .    .  . 

„  (second  colonr) 
Mr  Y.  R.  Graham  .  . 
Mr  A.  Greasley  .  .  . 
Mr  W.  GreaTes  .  .  . 
Mr T.  Green.  .  .  . 
Mr  W.  P.  Greenall .  . 
Mr  J.  Greenwood  .  . 
Mr  W.  Gregory  .  .  . 
Mr  J.  Gretton  .  .  . 
Ld  Greyille  .... 
Mr  Easton  Grey.  .  . 
MrGroRTonor.  .  .  . 
Mr  Gnmej  .... 

MrH.  Hadlej  .  .  . 
Ld  Haldon  


Mr  H.  Hall  •  .  .  . 
Dnkeof  Hamilton  .  . 

^      (second  colonr) 


„       (third  colonr) 

Mr  John  Hammond  . 
Mr  J.  Hanbury  .  .  . 
MrF.W.  H.  Davenport 

Handley  

Mr  Handysides  .  .  « 
Mr  J.  Barnard  Hankey 
Mr  F.  Hardinge .   .  . 

Ld  Hardwicke   .  .  • 

MrC.  S.Hardy.  .  . 

Ld  Harrington  .  .  . 
Vol..  CXUI. 


Brown,  brown  and  yellow  qaartered 
cap 

Gordon  tartan  body,  yellow  sleeves 

and  cap 
Black,  French  grey- cap 
Violet  and  ^een  cap 
Dark  bine  jacket  and  cap,  three 

silver  stars  on  garter,  edged  with 

silver 

Brown,  yellow  stripes,  yellow  cap 

White,  blue  hooped  sleeves,  blue  cap 

Same,  with  red  cap 

French  grey,  cerise  sleeves  and  cap 

White,  black  cap 

Puce,  white  sleeves  and  cap 

Black,  red  sleeves  and  cap 

Primrose,  scarlet  cap 

Black,  red  belt 

Red,  white,  and  blue 

Cherry,  black  hoops,  black  cap 

Emerald  green 

Black,  yellow  belt  and  cap 

Yellow,  black  seams  and  cap 

Light  blue,  light  brown  sleeves, 

scarlet  cap 
Blue,  white  hoop 

Scarlet  and  bine  stripes,  blue  sleeves 

and  cap 
Blue,  orange  sleeves 
Cerise,  French  grey  sleeves  and 

cap 

Black  silk  jacket,  light  blue  belt, 
and  black  velvet  cap  with  blue 
strings 

Cerise,  French  grey  sleeves,  cerise 

CAP 

White,  red  collar,  cnffs,  and  cap 
Amber,  black  sleeves 

I  Black,  with  white  chevron,  cap  the 

1  same 
Chocolate,  white  sleeves,  red  cap 
White,  yellow  sleeves,  red  cap 
White,  blue  seams  and  belt,  blue 

and  white  quartered  cap 
Cherry,  black  cap 
Cerise  jacket,  black  belt  and  cap 
Yellow,  black  cross  belt  and  cap 
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Mr  J.  P.  Hanrifl  . 
Mr  C.  Harrison  . 
Id  HartiDgton  . 
Sir  R.  B.  Harvey 
Ld  Hastings  .  . . 

Prince  Hatzleldt 
Captain  Hawdon 
Captain  Ha  worth 
Mr  A.  Uaj;boe  . 
Mr  H.  Ueaswan  . 
Count  Henckel  . 
Mr  A.  Heuderson 
Mr  L.  C.  Hendry 
Mr  E.  " 


MrD.  Henty.   .   .  . 

Mr  B.  Hepbarn  .  .  . 
Mr  B.  Herbert  .  .  . 
MrR.T.HermoD-Hod^e 
Col.  Hey  ward.  .  .  . 
MrC.  Hibbert  .  .  . 
Mr  W.  Hiffgens .  .  . 
Mr  C.  HigKins  ,  .  . 
MrR.Hillier.  .  .  . 
MrW.  Hinshaw.  .  . 
Baron  L.  de  Hirsch.  . 
MrW.  A.Hoare-Smith 
Mr  A.  C.  W.  Hobman. 
Mr  K.  Hobson  . 
Mr  F.  G.  Hobson 
Mr  Hodgman 
Mr  J.  G.  Hodgson 
Mr  J.  Hodson  . 
Mr  G.  Hogarth  . 

Mr  W.  M.  Holdaway  . 
Mr  T.Holmes  .  .  . 
Mr  Millner  Holt.  .  . 
Mr  J.  G.  R.  Homfray  . 
Mr  L.  Hone  .... 
Mr  A.  E.  Hope  .  .  . 
Mr  J  as.  Hopper.  .  . 
Mr  Horncastle  .  .  . 
Mr  H.  Houldswortb  . 
Mr  J.  H.  Hooldsworth 


White,  .grey  sleeTes,  crimson  cap 
Blacj£».gold  belt  aiid  colhu* 
Straw 
Scarlet 

Eaa  de  Nile  jacket,  crimson  bel^ 

and  cap 
Yellow,  black  cap 
Cerise,  light  bine  stripes,  cerise,  cap 
Green  jacket,  and  black' cap 
Ugbt  blite,  black  cap 
Brown.  French"  grey  sleeves 
Bine  and  white  stripe,  black  cap 
Orange,  black  belt  and. cap 
Black,  stoaw'belt  and  cap 
Yellow  body,  'brbwn  sleeves  and 

cap 

Orange,  bine  beU/  orange,  and  ,bla& 
cap 

Green,  white  sash 

Rose,  and  white  diamonds 

Black,  piiik  'sleieves  and  cap 

White,  black  cross,  yellow  cap. 

Black,  silver  bmid  ' 

Orange,  bine  belt  and  cap 

Cherry,  black  sleeves  and  cap. 

White,  red  cap 

Blue  jacket,  pmk'cap 

Citron,  turqiioise  colfar  and  cap* 

Sky  blue,  white  cap  . 

Green,  tartan  belt,  white  cap 

Yellow,  purple  hoops,  yellow  cap> 

Scarlet,  white  belt,  black  cap 

Violet,  orange  cap 

Yellow,  red  sleeves 

Black,  white^cap 

Cardinal,  pale  bine  sleeves,  maize 
cap 

Cerise,  black  belt,  white  cap 
White 

Half  purple  and  half  light  blue 
Black,  red  sleeves,  white  cap 
Claret,  coral  sleeves  and  cap 
Yellow  and  blue  stripe,  blue  cap 
Yellow,  black  spots 
Cerise,  grey  sleeves,  bro^vn  cap 
Green  and  gold,  green  cap 
Green. and  gold,  yellow  cap 


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Kt  C.  M.  Howard  .   .    Olive,  light  bine  hoops 

LdHowe  White  Uxly,  h\ae  mazarine  and 

whit& hooped  sleeves,  bine  cap 
IfrRHbwett   .   .  .  TTnion  Ja^k  body,  .bine  sleeves  and 

cap 

Ifr  W,  HndBon  •  «  .  White,  i^d  spots,  black  beltand  ci^) 
UrT.  Hughes  (of  Aid. 

lord)  Black  anH  gold  stripe 

IfrT.  Hnghes(o7Ep8om.)  Li^ht  bltie,  orange  cap 
IfrXk  W.  Hamby  .   .   Green,  yjeliow  sleeves,  brown  ii:elTet 
cap 

Mr  J.  B.  Hamphrejs  .   Cerise.  white  hoops 

Mr  H.  H.  Hungerford.   Black,  ^hit€,  and  "red,  blaCk  ca3> 

„    (second  coloor)   Oeatn,  manve  cap 
MrA.  T.  Hnnt«   .   .   Orange.'blatk  belt  land  cap 
Mr  F.  R.  Hunt  .   .   .    Green,  and  orange  cap 
Mr  H.  Hnssey   .   .   .    Green,  black  belt 
Mr  T.Hyde  ....   White,  cerise  belt,  blatik  cap 
Mr  W.  I* Anson  .   .   .   Green,  stra^  belt  and  cap 
Ldllcfaester  ....   Dark  .'blue  and  yi^llow,  quartered* 

yellow^leeves  ahd  cap 
Mr  G.' Ingram   .   .   .  'Brown,  lilne'sleeves  and  cap 
Cc^  Ingram  ....   Green,  ^hit6  hoops,  white  cap 
Mr  J.  Jackson   .       .   Pnr{ile,.cteam  sleeves^,  purple  cap 
Mr  S.  Jacobs  .....    Sky  blae,  cerise  bblt'and  cap 

.„     (second  colour)   Maize,  blue  'cap 
Mr  J.  A.  James  .   .   .   Oldgold,'peacock  blue  belt,  sleeves,. 

and  ci^ 

Mr  D.  J.  Jardlne  .   .  Darl;  green,  Cardinal  icap 

Sir  R.  Jardine  .   .   .   Bark  blue,  silver  btaid 

Mr  W.  A.  Jarvis    .  ...  Red,  yellow  htripes 

Mr  H.  Jenkins  .   .   .   Tallow,  black  slteeVes  and  cap 

Mr  n.  Jennings .   ,   .   Orange,  ted  sleeves,  black  cap 

Mr  T.  Jennings  .   .   .  White,  ^een  belt,  red  cap 

Mr  T.  Jennings,  jun.  .   Light  blrie,  straw  sleeves 

Ld  Jersey.   ....  Purple  and  b*uff  stripe,  black  cap 

Mr  Jestnond  ....   Cherry,  wihitte  steeves 

Mr  Jodr^n  Silver  grey,  cherrysleeves  and  cap 

Mr  Alfred  Johnson.   .   Straw,  crimson  sleeves,  black  cap 

Mr  Josiah  Johnson .   .   Orange,  hlack  belt  and  Cap 

Sir  F.  Johnstone    .   .   Chocolate,  yellow  sleeves 

Capt  G.  Johnstone    ,  Chocolate  body  ahd  sleeves,  gold 

braid,  and  yellow  Cap 
Mr  W.  fl.  Johnstone  .  'Black,  cherry  c^p  * 
Mr  C.Jones  ....  Gerrise,  blue  btilt  and  cap 
Mr  B.  Jones  .   .   .   .   Vioier,  ligfif  blae  b^lt  and  cap 
Capt.  L.  Hey  wood  ff oto  White,  xiherry  sleeves,  white  cap 

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Mr  J.  Jonecr  ....  Cerise,  white  cap 

Mr  J.  Walter  Jones   .  Pink,  black  sleeves,  scarlet  cap 

Mr  Jonsiffe  ....  Black,  yellow  sleeves 

Count  de  Juign^.   .   .  Scarlet  and  orange  hoops,  black  cap 

Count  Kaunitz  .   .   .  Dark  grey,  scarlet  sleeves  and  cap 

Sir  J.  L.  Kaye  .   .   .  Cerise,  black  belt 

Mr  W.  Kennedy.   .   .  Bine,  white  belt 

Mr  J.  Kent   ....  Yellow,  scarlet  hoops,  scarlet  cap 

with  gold  tassel 

Mr  Jas.  Kenyon  .   .   .  White,  gre^n  "  and  white  striped 

sleeves  and  cap 

Mr  H.  Kersey.   .   .   .  Primrose,  cherry  sleeves  and  cap 

Ld  Kesteven  ....  White,  black  cap 

Captain  John  King .   .  Yellow,  scarlet  belt,  black  cap 

Mr  H.  W.  Kingsbury  .  Dark  blue,  gold  belt 

Mr  Kruckenberg   .   .  White,  solferioo  cap 

Mr  G.  Lambert  .   .   .  Brown,  orange  cap 

Mr  F.  W.  Lambton    .  Buff,  blue  sleeves  and  cap 

Mr  Hed worth  Lambton  Black,  purple  sleeves,  yellow  cap 

Captain  Douglas  Lane  Yellow,  blue  belt,  yellow  cap 

Mr  B.  Lane   ....  Yellow,  bine  belt,  yeUow  cap 

Mr  C.  J.  Langlandb.   .  Brown,  orange  belt,  blue  cap 

Ld  Lascelles  ....  Black,  yellow  sleeves  and  cf  p 

Mr  Lascelles  ....  Blue 

Mr  F.  E.  Lawrence.   .  Black,  green  belt 

Mr  Lawson  ....  Plum  coloured  jacket,  sky  blue  belt 

and  cap 

Mr  C.  W.  Lea   .   .   .  White  jacket,  green  cap 

Mr  T.  Leader ....  Scarlet,  blue  sleeves 

Mr  J.  W.  Lee    .   •   .  Black,  silver  tassel 

Mr  W.  F.  Lee   .   .   .  White,  dark  blue  belt  and  cap 

Mr  G.  F.  Lees   .   .   .  Black,  cherry  sleeves,  black  and 

cherry  quartered  cap 

Mr  Lefevre   ....  Blue,  white,  and  red,  blue  cap 

Mr  W.  J.  Legh  .   .   .  Blue,  straw  facing,  straw  cap 

Count  Lehndorff.   .   .  Black  and  white  stripes,  black  cap 

^rj.  B.Leigh.   .   •  White,  cherry  hooped  sleeves,  cherry 

cap 

Mr  Lelea   Magenta,  green  belt 

Sir  T.  B.  Lennard  .   .  Black,  gold  belt,  white  cap 

JA  Algernon  Gordon  Yellow  and  scarlet  hoops,  scarlet 

Lennox   cap  and  gold  tassel 

Ld  H.  Lennox   .   .   .  Scarlet,  white  cap 

Sir  W.  A.  Lethbridge .  Scarlet,  white  sleeves  and  cap 

Mr  Levingstone  .   .   .  -Black,  cherry  sleeves,  quartered  cap 

Col.  Jesse  Lloyd.   .   .  Green,  orange  cap 

Sir  S.  Lockhart .   .   .  Green  and  gold,  green  cap 


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Col.  M.  Lockwood 
Mr  B.  Loder  .  . 
Ld  Londonderry . 
MrW.  A.  Long. 
Ld  Lonsdale  .  . 
MrP.Lorillard  . 


„  (second  colour) 
Mr  W.  Lotinga  .  .  . 
Mr  Jos.  Lowe.  .  .  . 
Mr  J.  Lowther  .   .  . 

(second  colour) 
Mr  T.  de  Loys  .  .  . 
Mr  A.  G.  Lucas  .   .  . 

M  Lupin  

Ld  Lurgan  .... 
Mr  G.  F.  Lyndon   .  . 

Mf  Thos.  McDouffal  . 
Capt.  J.  O.  Machell  . 
Mr  Austin  Mackenzie  . 
Mr  J.  T.  Mackenzie  . 

Mr  H.  Macksey 
Mr  Mainley  . 
Baron  Maltzahn. 
Mr  Mannington 
Mr  Manser  . 
Mr  Manton  . 
Ld  March  .  . 

„  (second  colour) 

D.  of  Marino  .  .  . 
Mr H.  Marsh.  .  .  . 
3fr  R.  Marsh  .... 
MrW.  Marshall.  .  . 
Mr  W.  G.  Marshall  . 
Mr  W.  R.  Marshall.  . 
Mr  J.  L.  de  F.  Martin. 
Mr  W.  S.  Martin  .  . 
Mr  J.  C.  Martin .  .  . 
Mr  John  Martin  .  . 
Ld  Massereene  .  .  . 
Mr  G.  Masterman  .  . 
Major  A.  Maude   .  . 

LdMayo  

IidMelgund  .   .   .  . 


White 

Yellow,  dark  blue  sleeves,  black  cap 
Lilac  and  yellow  hoops 
White,  black  sleeves  and  cap 
Purple,  yellow  sleeres,  red  cap 
Cherry,  black  hoops  on  sleeves, 

black  cap  and  gold  tassel 
Same,  with  cherry  cap,  &  gold  braid 
Drab,  scarlet  facings 
Green,  red  sleeves  and  cap 
Dark  blue,  yellow  hoops,  red  cap 
Dark  blue,  3*ellow  hoops,  white  cap 
Blue  and  red  stripes 
Maroon,  light  blue  sleeves  and  cap 
Black,  red  cap 
Purple,  white  sleeves 
Orange  and  white  stripe,  purple 

velvet  cap 
Maroon,  straw  sleeves  and  cap 
White,  blue  cap 
Black,  straw  hoops  and  cap 
Rob  Roy  tartan  body,  red  sleeves 

and  cap 
Scarlet,  black  cap 
Cambridge  blue,  rose  cap 
Yellow,  blue  cap 
Black  jacket  and  cap,  white  belt 
White,  black  and  gold  cap 
Scarlet 

Yellow,scarlet  velvet  cap,  gold  tassel 
Yellow  and  scarlet  stripes,  scarlet 

velvet  cap,  gold  tassel 
White,  red  hoops  and  cap 
Black,  white  sleeves 
Light  blue,  drab  stripes,  black  cap 
Black,  amber  sleeves 
Light  green,  bronze  cap 
Black,  pink  hoops  and  cap 
Maize,  blue  sleeves,  red  cap 
Crimson,  white  seams,  black  cap 
Maroon,  black  stripe 
Scarlet 

Mazarine  blue 
Cherry 

Dark  green,  light  gr^en  sleeves 

Scarlet  and  yellow 

White,  blue  sleeves  and  cap 


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Mr  W.  Menzies  .  . 
Mr  A.  W.  Merry  .  . 
Mr  C.  J.  Merry.  .  .  . 
Ld  Middleton  .  .  . 
Mr  J.  Miller.  .  .  . 
Mr  T.  B.  Miller  .  .  . 
Count  Mokrocoski  .  . 

M.  Monbel  

Mr  T.  J.  MoHk  .  .  . 
M.  A,  de  Montgomery . 
D.  of  Montrose  .  .  . 
Mr  G.  Moore  .  .  .  . 
Mr  F.  C.  Morgan  .  . 
Mr  C.  Morftan  .  ,  , 
Mr  M.  M.  Morris.  .  . 
Mr  O.V.Morton  .  . 
Mr  F.  Morton  .  .  . 
Mr  J.  G.  Mosenthal  . 
Mr  S.  G.  Moss  .   ..  . 

MrH.  Mottet.    .  .  . 

Mr  J.  Gardiner  Muir  . 

Mr  J.  Mnmford  .  .  . 

Mr  W.  Murland .  .  . 

Mr  J.  C.  Murphy  .  . 

Mr  W.  Murphy  .  .  . 

Mr  W.  Mytton  .  .  . 

Mr  T.Nathan   .  .  . 

MrR.  C.Naylor    .  . 

„  (second  colour) 
MrK.  Keilist.  .  .  . 
Sir  L.  Newman  .  .  . 
Mr  C.  S.  Newton  .  . 
Mr  S.  C.  Newton   .  . 

Mr  W.  Newton  .   ,  . 

Mr  W.  NiehoU  .  .  . 
Mr  J.  F.  Nicholls  .  . 
Mr  John  Niphtingall  . 
Mr  S.  M.  Nolan  .  .  . 
Mr  Nugent  .... 
Mr  OehI(ieh)aeger  .  . 
Sir  W.  O'Malley   .  . 

Mr  Orr  

Mr  C.  E.  Ormerod  .  . 


Light  blue,  black  sleeves,  red  cap. 
Black,  cerise'  sleeyes 
Yellow,  white  cap 
Blue  and  white  stripe 
Green,  maroOn  belt  afid  cap 
Light  blue,  scarlet  sleeves  and  cap 
Black,  scarlet  sleeves  and  cap 
Miauve  cerise,  white  cap 
Purple,  crimson  slCeves,  black  cap 
Tartan,  yellbw  sleeves  and  cap 
White,  tartan  belt  and  cap 
White,  blue  sleeves,  black  cap 
Purple  and  oratige  hoops,  blick  cftp 
Steel  grey 

White,  marobn  belt,  sleeves,  and  cap 
Yellow,  cardlnail  sleeves 
White,  gold  bmid 
Cerise,  daret  sleeves,  belt,  and  cap 
Cherry,  French,  gwy  sleeves,  blue 
cap 

Green,  white  belt 

Sky  blue,  primrose  sleeves 

Violet,  black  and  g<>ld  belt 

Blue 

Cardinal^  cream  sl'eeVes  and  cap 
Scarlet,  black  belt'  and  cap 
Cerise,  white  cap 

Red,  white  ctiffs,  cdllat,  and  buttons, 
red  and  white  cdrd'ed  cap 

Primrose^  cherry  cap 

same,  black  belt 

Daik  blue,  red  cap 

Amber,  rose  stitrs  and  cap 

Crimson,  white  striped 

Black  and  Fi^nch  gcey  hoops,,  ceriae 
cap 

Crimson.,  blue  sleeves,  creem.coffi 

and  collar 
White,  red  spots,  red  Ideeves  and  caf 
Maize,  scarlet  belt  and  cap 
Purple,  white  seams  and  cap. 
Yellow,  red  sleeves,  black  cap. 
Black,  cherry  cap 
Yellow,  blue  belt,  black  x:ap 
White,  orange  cap 
Blackv  yellow  cap 

Cardinal  &  ivory  hbops,  cardinal  cap 


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(     LXXXV  ) 


IBaron  E.  Oppenheim 

Mr  J.  Osborne  . 

Mr  Robt.  Osborne 

Mr  R.  R.  Osboroe 

Mr  VV.  Osborne  . 

Mr  Osmond   .  . 
Mr  R.  A.  Oswald 
0)1.  Otwaj    .    .  ^ 
Ml"  Hajrh  Owen  / 
Ld  Berkeley  Pag^et 
Mr  G.  E.  Paget . 
€apt.  A.  Paget  . 

Mr  Gerald  C.  Paget  . 
MVW.  Palmer  .  .  . 
MrC.  S.  Paris  .  .  . 
Mr  Patmore  .... 
General  Pearson.  .  . 
Mr  R.  Peck    .   .   .  . 

„  (second  colonr") 
^r  Rcibert  Peel  .  .  . 
<;apt.  E.  Peal .  ,  .  . 
Mt  Pennant  .... 
Mr  Percival  .... 
<Jol.  G.  A.  Percy  .  . 
Mr  C,  Perkins  .  .  . 
Mr  R.  Pettigrew .  .  . 
Mr  J.  Pickersgill  .  . 
Mr  P.  Piatt  .  .  .  . 
Mr  J.  B.  Piatt  .  .  . 
Mr  S.  Piatt  .... 

Mr  J.  Porter  .... 
Duke  of  Portland  .  . 

„      (second  colonr) 
iid  Portsmoutb  .   .  . 

Ld  Poulett  

Major  Powell.  .  .  . 
MrPowney    .    .    .  . 

M.  J.  Prat  

Mr  P.  Price  .  .  .  . 
Mr  F.  Pryor  .  .  .  . 
Mr  C.  H.  Home  Pflrres 
Ed  Qneensbeny .  .  . 
Mr  W.  M.  Raine  .  . 
Oen.  Randolph  .   .  . 


Red,  blue  sle^v^,  at)d  black,  cap 
Chocolate,  black  cap 
CSiocolate,  blue'sl^evfes,  black  cap 
Chocolate,  with  red  belt,  black  ca|i 
Chocolate,  rerd  deeves,  black  cap 
All  salrtion  " 

Blue,  yellow  sl^evds  and<^p 
Brae,  orange  belt,  black  cap 
Cherry 

Yellow,  blue'hobped  sleeves 
Black,  French  grey  sleeves,  red  cap 
Dark  blae  body',  light  bine  sleevef 
and  cap 

Bronze,  crimsoti  chevrons,  and  cap 

Black,  blue  sleetes 

Black  and  white"  stripes 

Blue,  black  htK>p8 

Black,  scarlet  cheTtons 

Bluti,  orange  sleeves 

same,  white  cap" 

Purple,  orange  ftleeyes-and  cap 

Purple,  orange. cap. 

Dark  blue;  red  seams 

Chocolate„blue  cap 

Dark  blue,  yellow  belt 

Turquoise,  violet  sleeves  and  cap- 

Blue  and  white  stripcfs 

Green,  white  seamsr,,  black  cap 

Rose,  light  blue  sleeves,  primrose  cap 

Brown,  pink  hOOp^,  bfown  cap 

Old,  gold,  .light  blu^  sleeves,  choco- 

Ute  cap 
Cherry,  bl^ck  b€?lt  and  cap 
White,  black  sleeves  and. cap 
WYiite,  black  sleeves,  whltfe  cap 
White,  black' belt  aad  cap 
Cerise,  bbie  dleeved  and  cap 
Pink,  plum  cap* 
White,  scarlet  bfelfand  cap 
Chocolate,  orange  sleeves  and  ^p 
Cherry,  sttaw  sl^evBs.and  cap 
Mexican  blud 

Straw,  white  felefevefi,  violet  cap 
Crimson,  black  cap 
Blue,  cheery  sleeves,  orange  cap^ 
White,  green  seams,  white  and 
gteen  quartfered  cap 


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(     LXXXVI  ) 


Capt.  P.  Rayner.  .  , 
Mr  Rudston  Read  .  . 
Mr  John  Read  .   .  . 

Count  W.  Redem  ,  . 
Mr  W.  M.  Redfem.  . 
Mr  T.  L.  Reed  .  .  .  . 

MrW.  Reercs  .  .  . 
Mr  P.  Renfrew  .  .  . 
Ld  Rendlesham  .  .  . 
Mr  G.  Reynolds.  .  . 
Mr  J.  M.  Richardson  . 
Mr  J.  O.  Richardson  . 
Mr  H.  Robertson  .  . 
Mr  F.  Robinson .  .  . 
Mr  John  Robinson .  . 
Mr  R.  Robinson .  .  . 
MrT.  Robinson.  .  . 
Mr  E.  Robson  .  .  . 
Mr  R.  Rodley.  .  .  . 
Ld  Rosebery  .... 
f,   (second  colour)  . 

„    (third  colour)  . 

Ld  Rosslyn  .... 
Ld  Rossmore  .  .  . 
Baron  A.  de  Rothschild 
Mr  Leopold  de  Roths- 
child   

Mr  W.  Rowe .... 
Mr  W.  E.  Rowley  .  . 

Mr  W.  B.  Rush .  .  . 
Duke  of  Rutland  .  . 
Mr  C.  Ryan  .  * .  ,  . 
Mr  J.  Ryan  .... 
Mr  H.  Rymill  .  .  . 
Mr  A.  B.  Sadler.  .  . 
Mr  W.Sadler  .  . 
Duke  of  8t  Albans  • 
Mr  M.  Sage  .... 
Mr  P.  J.  Sagrandi  .  . 

Mr  K.  St  Lawrence.  . 
Count  of  San  Antonio. 


Black  bird's-eye 

Geranium  red,  black  cap 

Black  and  white  narrow  striped 

body,  black  &  white  quartered  cap- 
FrencL  grey,  cheny  cap 
Blue  and  white  stripes,  red  cap 
Oxford  and  Cambridge  blue  stripesy. 

scarlet  belt  and  cap 
Claret,  white  hoops,  claret  cap 
Tellow,  cardinal  cap 
Orange 

Black,  scarlet  cap 
Amber,  black  cap 
Green  and  white  hoops,  white  cap 
Chocolate,  yellow  sleeves  and  cap 
Light  blue  and  silver  braid 
Blue  and  white  spots 
Strawberry,  cream  sleeves,  and  cap> 
Blue  jacket,  white  seams,  black  cap 
Puce,  white  sleeves  and  cap 
Black  and  cherry  hoops,  cherry  cap 
Primrose  and  rose  hoops,  rose  cap 
Primrose  and  rose  hoops,  primrose 
cap 

Primrose  and  rose  hoops,  dark  blue- 
cap 

Bronze,  turquoise  sleeves  and  cap 

Green  and  orange  stripes 

Blue  and  yellow  hoops,  yellow  cap 

Dark  blue,  yellow  cap 

Emerald  green,  pink  hoops  and  cap 

Cerise  and  white  hoops,  cerise  cap, 

and  silver  tassel 
Black,  crimson  belt  and  cap 
Light  blue,  purple  sleeves,  black  cap 
Magenta,  green  hoops 
Straw,  crimson  cap 
Cherry,  black  cap 
Cream,  cardinal  sleeves  and  cap 
Scarlet  body,  blue  sleeves  and  cap 
French  grey  .crimson  cross  belts&cap 
Brown,  maize  sleeves,  black  cap 
Citron  and   black   hoops,  black. 

sleeves  and  cap 
White,  black  seams  and  cap 
Gold,  brown  cap 


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Mr  J.  Sanders    .   .  . 

Mr  W.  Sanderson  .  . 

Mr  A.  Sassoon    .    .  . 

Mr  P.  M.  V.  Saurin.  . 

MrS.  Sarage.  .  .  . 
Ld  Savemi^e  .  .  . 
Mr  Sawrey-Cookson  . 
M.  Otto  de  Scayenius  . 
MrSchwabe  .  .  .  . 
Baron  Schickler .  .  . 
MrW.H.  Scott.   .  . 

Ld  Sefton  

Mr  E.  C.  Ker  Seymer  . 
MrB.Dancombe  Shaf  to 
Col.  Jelf  Sharp  .  . 
MrW.  T.  Sharpe  .  . 
Mr  J.  H.  Shepherd  .  . 
Mr  R.  Sherrard  .  .  . 
Mr  Sherwood.  .  .  . 
MrShrimpton  .  .  . 
Mr  G.  O.  Siddall  .  . 
Mr  A.  M.  Singer   .  . 

Mr  E.  C.  Smith  .  .  . 
Mr  E.  R.  Smith  .  .  . 
Mr  H.  J.  Smith.  .  . 
Mr  Jas.  Smith  .  .  • 
Mr  Jo«.  Smith  .  .  . 
Mr  J.  W.Smith.  .  . 
Mr  Sydney  Smith  .  . 
Mr  W.Smith.  .  .  . 
Capt.A.deVereSraith 
Mr  A.  H.  Smith-Barry 
Mr  J.Smith-Barry.  . 
Mr  E.  Smithwick  .  . 
Mr  Jas.  Snarry  .  .  . 
Mr  C.  Snewing  .  .  . 
Capt.  Soames.  .  .  . 
Prince  D.  Soltykoff  . 

»,  (second  colom*) 
Mr  Somers  .... 
MrH.  Sopp  .    .   .  . 

Baron  G.  de  Soubeyran 
MrW.  South.   .    .  . 


White,  blue  sleeyes,  red  cap 

Black,  red  belt 

Cardinal,  sky  blue  cap 

Cherry,  green  facings,  cherry  and 

white  cap 
White,  cerise  cap 
Red,  yellow  s'eeves,  black  cap 
Lavender,  straw  cap 
Blue,  white  sleeves  and  cap 
Black,  white  sleeves 
White,  crimson  sleeves  and  cap 
Black,  green  cap 
Zingari 

Black  and  white  stripe,  red  cap 

White,  black  cap 

Cherry 

Lilac 

Black  and  cherry  hoops,  cherry  cap 

Yellow,  black  cap 

Black,  white  cap 

Buff,  blue  sleeves,  black  cap 

White,  black  seams  and  cap 

Cambridge  blue,  chocolate  stars, 

light  blue  cap 
Blue  an<l  yellow  stripes,  yellow  cap 
White,  cerise  belt,  black  cap 
Black,  red  cap 
-Black,  straw  cap 
Black,  gold  star 
Dark  blue,  light  blue  cap 
Black,  red  cap 
Green 

White,  blackcap  .  . 

Blue,  yellow  stripes 

Yellow,  blue  cap 

Crimson,  yellow  sleeves  and  cap 

Crimson,  straw  sleeves 

Light  blue,  white  cap 

So&erino,  black  and  white  cap 

Pink,  black  cap 

same,  black  belt 

Blue,  and  white  diamonds 

Purple,  orange  sleeves,  purple  and 

orange  quartered  cap 
White,  gold  braid.  Hcarlet  cap 
Black  and  white  hoops,  black  and 

white  quartered  cap 

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(     LXXXVliI  ) 


Mr  T.Spence. 
Major  Spiller . 
Mr  T.  Staple . 
Mr  W.  Staplee 
Major  Stapjlton 
Mr  E.  C.  Storkey 
Mr  T.  S.  Starkey 
Mr  G.  G.  Stead  . 


Mr  T.  Stephenson- .  . 

Mr  T.  Stevens    .   .  . 

Mr  W.  G.  Stevens  .  . 

Mr  W.  Stevenson   .  . 

Mr  R.Stewart   .   .  . 

„    (second  colour) 

Mr  T.  Stones.    .   .  . 

Mr  Stonghton   .   .  . 

LdStradbroke  .  .  . 
lid  Strafford  .   .    .  . 

Ld  Suffolk  

Mr  H.  E.  Surteea  .  . 
Mr  Sussex  .... 
Sir  Tatton  Sykes  .  . 


Mr  C.  Symonds  .  . 
Mr  R.  G.  Talbot  . 

Marquis  Omer  Talon 
MrE.  Tattersall, 
Mr  A.  Taylor  . 
Mr  C.  Taylor.  . 
Mr  E.  Temple  . 
Mr  Jas.  Terry 
Mrs  Theobalds  , 
Mr  H.  S.  Thompson 

Mr  S.  Thompson  . 


Sir  W.  Throckmorton 
MrH.  E.  Tidy  .   .  . 

Mr  A.  Tieman  .  ,  . 
Mr  R.  Tompkins  .  . 
Mr  Townley-Parher  . 

MrT.  Toynbee  .   .  . 


LavendBr;  black  cap: 

Rubyv  pale  pink  sleeves^ 'blacks  carp* 

Brown,  soadet.slecvesiaiidNcaiv  . 

Oran^ee 

Violet,  stnvw  sleeves,  black  cap 
CionamoD,  old  gold  sleeves  and  cap 
Blacky  silver  braids  searlet  oap 
Orimson,  greeuf  skeiraiy  black  cap 

with  silver  tassel  . 
Light. blue  and. crimson* stripe ' 
Bluejacket,  and  whitiscap 
Claret^  blue  cap  . 
Yellow,  black  beltiand:cap 
Crimson^  blue  (sleeses^ 
same,  with  blue  cap 
French  grey,  red  cape, 
Blbok  and  white  bird^S'^ye^  light 

blue  nltfeves  and  cap 
Pale' blue  satin.    .  . 
White,  purple  sleeves  and  velvei  eap 
Violet,  green  sleeves,!  whhc  cap 
Bfaie,  gold  braid,  scariet  cap 
White,  blue  cross  belts,  blue  cap 
Oraoige  body,  purple  saiiiB  sleeres 

and  cap 
White,  bkie  belt  and  cap 
Glaiet,  claret  and  goldr  sleoveaiand 

cap 

Blne^  blacfc  cap  . 
Scariet  and  white  siartpeB 
Whito,  blue  cap 

White,  bloe  bird's  eyeibelt  and  cap 
Black,  Stewarts  tartftni  beltr^and  cap 
Green,  white  sleeves,  red:  cap 
Poppy  red.  green  .cap 
Light  bine  l»dy,  white-8lceires,.hUck 

cap  .  . 

Cherry,  turquoise  blue  sleeres  and 

cap 

Black  and. white  diamonds 

Silver  grey,  black  cap.  with  silver 

tassel 
Violet 

Orangey  black  .slueves  aftd  cap 
Red,  gold  buttons,  white  sleeves  and 

cap,  Uack  tassel 
Green,  white  cap 


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MrW.aTmdwbU  . 

MrTiinuiiflr  .... 

Mr  John  Trotter.    .  . 

MrEA.  Trulock-HM- 
kin  

Admiral  G.  Tnroo-,  . 
3lr  H.  Tanier  .  . 
Baron  M.  de  TayU  .  . 
D.ofUjest  .  .  .  . 
Mr  T.  Vdbentuia  .  . 
Oonat  Vauviaeux  .  , 
Mr  E.  VemtHi  .  .  . 
Mr  A-  Victor  .  •  . 
MrE.  ViBp5D  ,    .   .  . 

Ld  Vivian  .... 

„  (second  cciotir) 
MrR.  C.  Vyner.    .  . 

„  (second  ooloiir) 
Mr  T.  Wadlow  .  .  . 
Mr  R.  Walker  .  .  . 
Mr  T.  E.  Walker   .  . 

„  (seooad  colour). 
Mr  W.  Walker  .  .  . 
Mr  C.  W.  Waller  .  . 
Capt,  T.  I*  Wfgrdla  . 
Mr  H.  Waring  .  .  . 
Ld  Warwick  .... 
Mr  A.  a  Watwm  .  . 
Mr  J.  WattoB  .  .  . 
Mr  J.  Wangh  .  .  . 
MrE.  Weever    .   .  . 

MrWestlakc.  .  .  . 
D.  of  Westminster  .  . 

„  (second  colour) 
Ld  Westmorland  .  . 
Mr  W.  Weston  .   .  . 

Mr  Luke  White.    .  . 

Mr  Whitley  .   .   .  . 

Mr  H.  Wickham.    .  . 

Mr  I^aac  Wilkinson  . 

Mr  Thos.  Wilkinson  . 

Mr  S.  Wilkinson    .  . 

Col.  O.  Willans  .    .  . 

Mr  F.  WUliams  .    .  . 


Peacock?  blue,  whi4«ii|Wtt' 

BltiA,  i?«d  cap 

Fink 

01W6<  greMi,  cTMi  flleeifM 
Dark  bloor 

Greeiv,  white  hooptwii^'eajp 
W^iif^  black  belt,  red  cap 
Sdarlet^  white.  stdpeftAild  cap 
Indigov  tttrqaoise  ca|i 
Sky  blue 
Ftiaiiltgi!ey 

Ciamaoa  aftid  white.hoops^  bluftcap 
Skj?  bluev  white  .croia  belt,  sky  Uad/ 
&  «^bite^  hooped  sleeves,  black  cap 
Orange;  I  pnrple  hoops  and  cap 
OxMe^,  pArple  spoteftiid  cap 
Violet^  wtiite  belt  . 
Mauye'eerlse . 
WhHe- 

Black,  red>beH  Mfii  cipr 
Ptnpplefficarlet  sleeves,  white  cap 
Parple.'acArlet  hoeipir. and  white  cap' 
Bl«e,  iMU  belt^.blacktoap' 
Oims^cAtid  white  strlptos,  black  «aip 
Baffk<bliifl.)yellow  belt  and  cap 
Black  jaokbt,  pranfi^e  cap 
Brownibddy,  .white. skevea  and-  cap 
Biack^  white  collar,  .cuff*,  and  €Ap 
Pink^'bHiek  sleeves  And  cap 
Rob  Bof,  yeirow<ft])eeiFe8»  ;black  cap 
Choct»kuke,  French   grey  sleeves, 

cerise  ei<p  .  . 
Olive,  straw  sleeves  and  cap 
Yellow,  black  cap 
Yellow,  black  sleeves,  yellow  cap 
Green,  white  braid  and  cap 
Claret,  pink  sleeves,  pink  and  claret 

quartered  cap 
Red.  white  sleeves  and  c\p 
Black  jacket  and  cap,  white  sleeves 
White,  scarlet  facings  and  cap 
Purple,  orange  cap 
White,  black  belt  and  cap 
Ruby  and  rose  hoops,  ruby  cap 
Light  blue,  white  cap 
Violet,  gold  braid 


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Mr  Ilwfa  Williams.  . 
Gen.  Owen  Williams  . 

„  (second  colour) 
MrM.F.W.Williamson 
Mr  H.  Willmer  .  .  . 
Sir  John  Willoughby  . 
Ld  WilloDjfhby  de  Broke 
Mr  A.  D.  Wilson  .  . 


Mr  Geo.  Wilson. 
Mr  J.  A.  Wilson 
Mr  T.  H.  Wilson 
Mr  W.  Wilson  . 
Ld  Wilton  .  . 
Mr  G.  Windham 
Mr  Jesse  W infield 
Mr  W.  Winn  .  . 
Sir  G.  Wombwell 
Mr  C.  Wood  .  . 
Mr  E.  H.Wood  . 


„      (second  colour) 

Mr  Whittaker  Wood  . 
Mr  R.  Wright  . 
Mr  W.  Wright  . 
Sir  W.  W.  Wynn 
Mr  Yates  .  .  . 
Ld  Yarborongh  . 
Mr  Geo.  Yonng . 
Ld  Zetland  .  . 
„     (second  colour) 


Count  Bela  Zichgr 


Scarlet  and  white,  quartered 

White,  cardinal  sleeves  and  ca]!> 

Cardinal,  white  sleeres  and  cap 

Black,  gold  cap 

Green,  orange  cap 

White,  yellow  cap 

Yellow,  chocolate  cap 

Mauve,  gold  sleeves,  mauve  cap 

with  gold  tassel 
Yellow,  black  sleeves  and  cap 
Orange,  lemon  deeves  and  cap 
Blue,  white  belt 
Amber,  black  seams  and  cap 
Mazarine  blue,  black  cap 
Crimson,  and  black  stripes 
White,  blue  sleeves,  red  cap 
Scarlet,  orange  cap 
Chocolate  and  white  spots,  white  cap 
Crimson,  gold  braid 
Dark  blue,  French  grey  sleeves, 

crimson  cap  . 
Crimson,  Eau   de  Nile  sleeves, 

crimson  cap 
Violet,  white  sleeves  and  cap 
Black,  yellow  hoops 
Harlequin 

Green,  red  sleeves,  black  cap 

Blue 

Pink 

Mauve,  maroon  sleeves  and  cap 
White,  with  red  spots,  red  cap 
White,  red  spots,  white  and  reel 

spotted  cap 
Yellow,  blue  sleeves  and  cap 


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LENGTHS  OF  COURSES. 


N.B.  1760  Yards  are  a  Mile. 

240  Yards  are  a  Distance. 
220  Yards  are  a  Furlong. 

Nbwmaskbt  Miles.  For.  Yds 

The  Beacon  Course  is      -  -  - 

Last  Three  Miles  of  B.C.  -  -  - 

Ditch  in  (from  Banning-gap  to  end  of  B.C.) 
Andley  End  Course  (from  the  starting-post 
of  the  T.Y.C.  to  the  end  of  the  B.C)  - 
The  last  Mile  and  a  Distance  of  B.C. 
Cambridgeshire  Comw(last  mile  and  a  dis- 
tance, straight)  -  •  - 
Ancaster  Mile  (last  mile,  straight)  - 
Criterion  Ck}ar8e  (from  turn  (S  Lands  in) 

Cesarewitch  Ck>nrse  (from  the  starting-post 

of  T.M.M.  to  the  end  of  the  Flat) 
Across  the  Flat  -  -  -  - 

Bowley  Mile  (last  mile  of  A.F.) 
Dewhnrst  PlateCo.  (last  7  furlongs  of  R.M.) 
Bretby  st.Conr8e(last  three-quarters  ofB^.) 
Rons  Course  (last  five  furlongs  of  R.M.)  - 

Abingdon  Mile  (on  the  Flat) 
Last  five  furlongs  of  Ab.M. 


Two  Middle  Miles  of  B.C. 
Last  mile  and  a  half  of  T.M.M. 
Ditch  mile  (first  mile  of  A.F.) 
Lut  five  furlongs  of  D.M.- 


Peel  Conrse  (finishing  at  T.Y.C.  post) 
Two  Yrs  old  CJoursc  (on  the  Flat)  - 

Round  Course  (beyond  the  ditch) 
Saiomer  CJourse  (last  two  miles  of  R.C.)  - 
Suffolk  St.  C>)nr8e(lastmile  andhalf  of  R.C.) 
Bimbnry  Mile  (a  straight  mile,  finishing 

attheendof  R.C.)       -  - 
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Exeter  Course  (finishing  at  New  T.Y.C. 

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New  Two  yrs  old  CJourse  (July  Stakes 

Course)  finishing  a  furlong  short  of  R.C.- 
Beaufort Course  (from  starting  post  of 

B.M.  to  finish  of  New  T.Y.C.)  - 


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Albxandra  Park. — The  Course  is  at  Wood  Green,  near 
London,  is  pear-shaped<  and  is  in  extent  raAw  more  than  a 
mile  and  a  furlong.  There  is  also  a-  Coarse  six  furlongs  in 
length. 

Ascot  Hbact^Is  a  circnlairCoiicie^  short  of  2  miles  by  66 
yatds;  the  first  half  of  it  is  nearly  oa  the  desoent,  and  thedaat 
half,  which  is^  called  the  Old  Mile,-is  up  hill. the  greadeT  part 
ol  the  way.  The  Swialey-  Concse is  4iie  last ndle>and a<faal£  of 
the  above.  The  New  Coarse  is  one  mile  and  five  furioiigs^ 
TheNewMile  isstxaigbt^  andnphillaUthe  wa^.  TheT.r.C. 
is  the  lait  5  furlongs  and  136  yards:  of  the.  New  WJLe:  The 
Queen's  Plate  Course:  isi  rather  less  than  throe  miles,  start- 
ing at  tbe  New  mile  starting  post,-  and  running  onee  roond 
4iad  in. 

Ayr — ^Is  an  oval  Cdttwe  of  one' mile' and  198'  yards,  with 
a  straight  run  in  of  a  quarter  of  a  mile.  The  Course  is 
generally  flat,  with  asHght  hiilat  Ae  bacIfofTt,  and  a  descent 
to  the  last  turn. 


straight  run  in.   ThcT.T.C.  is  five  fudongs. 

Beyeklet-^Is  an  oval>  or  rather  legg^haosd  Coarse  of  ■  one 
mile,  3  fnrlongs,  and  90  yardsy  witii  a  fltsaignt  nm  in  of  neasfty- 
half  a  mile.  The  Kingston  Oonrse  is  a^ut  three-quarters 
of  a  mile,  nearly  straight.   1  he  'T.T.C.  Is'fite  futlottgB; 

BiRMiNGHAM~«f«  Four  Oaks  Park. 

BuiGttTON.^The-Old  Course,  on  >ti4iiidi  th«'  Cdp:  ii/nm, 
forxns  a  figure  like  three  sides  .of  a .  square,  with  very  easy 
tttus,  and  is  one  mile  and  threenqfuaarters  and.  S66  :ya^d3. 
inilength:  thetfirst  quarter  of  a  mile  is  level^.with  a  •slight  dip 
at  the  end  of  it,  the  next  half  mile  is  on  the  ascent,  and  from 
the  Mile«post  a  deseent  tuitii  aboutone^thiid'of  a^mile  frdm 
the  finish,  wheee  there  is  a  shacp^hili  np-toihe:  WHntiing-posi. 
The  New  Course  is  one  mile-and  three-(^uarters  and  144  yards, 
attd  :is  formed  by  starting  from  the*  Witmin^haicy  aod  rmi* 
ning  out:  about  three-4)uaitem>  of  a:  mile  faom  home  to 'the 
ri^^ht,  rotnd  an  elbow,  and  tmninginto  the  Old- Course  agaisi, 
about  mid-way  between  the.T.Y.C.  amd  tbe  Mile^^pfoet;  The 
T.Y.C.  is  three-quarters  of  a  mile.  The  fiBY«ndean<CouBe 
is  About  £  re  fifflongs. 

Carlisle. — ^The  Course  is  oral,  one  mile  and  90  yards 
round.  The  T.Y.C.  is  called  "  from  the  Style  turn,"  and  is  about 
6  furlongs;  a  straight  run  home  of  about  700  yards,  railed  on 
each  side;  with  a  gradual  ascent  after  passing  the  Chair  for 
about  200  or  250  yards. 


Bath — Is  nearL 


oval  of  one  -mile  and  a  half/  with  a 


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CAinatiex  BosDcrat^The  Comae,  is  an  oval  of  one  mile 
aod  eOTaids,  almost  flat;  from  tbe  Catterick ;  torn  in  is  a 
littie  short  of  half  a  mile.  The  new  T.Y.O.  is  £\e  fiirkogs, 

CHESirsR — Jb'B.  flat  ciroalar  Course  of  one  mile- and  about 
SOjsads.  The  T.Y.C.  is  three-quarters  of  a  mile.  From  the 
Castle-pole,  once  ronnd  and  in,  is  rather  more  than  a  mile  and 
a  quarter.  The  Cap  Couise  is  ahont  two  miles  and  a  quarter. 
The  Grosvenor  Coarse  is  aboatii.  mile  and  a  quarter. 

Croxto-k  'Pahk. — ^The-  Course  is; pear-shaped,  22  yards 
short  of  2  milies;  the  last  Ave  farlongs  fceiiq;  flat  and  per- 
fectly straight  for  840vaids.  The'  Granby  Coarse  is  about 
a  mile  and  a  qoaa^..  llie  ^^e9r^.Yi.C«  is  five  fadongs,  and 
qmte  straigfatv 

Ckotdon — Is  an  egg  shaped  coarse  of  one  mile  and  three 
furlongs  round.  The  "Great  Welcomes"  Course  is  nearly  one 
mile  and  a  quarter,  with  an  easy  turn  between  the  six  fur- 
longs and  four  furlongs  posts,  it  is  slightly  down  bill  from 
the  mile  to  the  six  furlongs  post;  and  has  a  rather  strong^  in- 
cline near  the  finisih,  the  Ust  200'  yards  being  flat. 

Dbsbt — la  an  oval  Coarse  of  rather  more  than  1  mdle 
and  2  furlongs,  per£eedy-  flat,  with  easy  tuims.  The  New 
Coarse  is  one  mile,  perfectly  staraight,  and  of  great  width. 

DoNCASTEB — ^Is  a.circtdar  and  neariy  flat  Course  of  about 
I  mile,  7  furlongs,  and  70  yards.  The  shorter  Courses  are 
portions  of  this  circle.  The  T.Y.C.  is  7  furlongs,  214  yards. 
«  Red  house  in"  is  5  furlongs,  1 5^  wds.  "  T^ie  Rifle  Butts  in" 
is  about  three-quarters  of  a  mile.  The  StLeger  Course  is  one 
mile,  6  furlongs,  and  132  yards.  The-  Cup  Course  is  2 
miles,  5  furlongs,  and  14  yards.  Hie  Hopeful  Course  is  5 
furlongs.  The  Two-mile  Coarse  4s '  two  miles,  15  yarda.  A 
New  Courae  has-  been  formed  which  posassses  a  straight 
mile.  The  Fftzwilliam'  Stakes  Course  is<  three' quarters  of  a 
mile,  and  straight. 

Durham — Is  an.  oval.  Course  of  nearly  one  mile  of  good 
sound  old  grass  land.  The  T.Y.C.  is  five  furlongs,  flat,  except 
a  short  dip  in  the  middle.  In  running  round  there  is  an 
ascent  to  the  T.Y.C.  starting-post. 

£dimb€;]&6M — The  Coarse  is  at  Musselburgh,  and  is  nearly 
oval,  and  flat,  measuring  one  mile  and  a  quarter  and  46 
yards,  with  a  nearly  straight  run  in  of  half  a  mile,  rising 
slightly  from  the  distance.  The  T.Y.C.  is  fully  five  fur- 
longs, and  nearly  straight.  The  Queen's  Plate  Course  is 
two  miles. 


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Egham. — On  the  Rnnnymede,  is  an  oval  Course  short  of  2 
miles  by  66  yards,  and  nearly  flat.  It  is  close  to  the  town, 
on  the  banks  of  the  Thames.  The  T.Y.C.  is  three-quarters 
of  a  mile  and  straight,  as  is  also  the  Mile  Course. 

Eglinton  Park  (Irvine) — Is  an  oval  Course,  1 50  yards 
less  than  two  miles,  it  is  almost  flat  with  the  exception  of  a 
hill  about  half  a  mile  from  the  winniug  post.  The  run  in 
is  nearly  half  a  mile. 

Epsom — The  Old  Course,  now  seldom  used,  is  2  miles,  of 
an  irregular  circular  form,  the  first  mile  up  hill.  The  old 
Derby  Course  (last  used  in  1847)  is  exactly  a  mile  and  a  half , 
and  somewhat  in  the  form  of  a  horse-shoe;  the  first  three- 
quarters  of  a  mile  may  be  considered  as  straight  running,  the 
bend  in  the  Course  being  very  trifling,  and  the  width  very 
great;  the  next  quarter  of  a  mile  is  in  a  gradual  turn,  and  the 
last  half-mile  straight.  The  first  half-mile  is  on  the  ascent, 
the  next  third  of  a  mile  level,  and  the  remainder  is  on  the 
descent  till  within  the  distance,  when  the  ground  again  rises. 
For  the  present  Derby  Course  (first  used  in  1872)  the  horses 
start  at  the  New  High  Level  Starting  Post,  and  run  into  the 
Old  Derby  Course  at  the  mile-post — this  first  half-mile  is 
also  slightly  on  the  ascent.  The  New  T.Y.C.  is  6  furlongs, 
and  runs  into  the  Old  Course  above  the  roads  at  the  Walton 
turn.  The  Egmont  Course  is  five  furlongs  straight.  The 
Metropolitan  Course  is  two  miles  and  a  quarter;  for  this  race 
the  horses  start  at  the  Winning-chair  and  run  the  back 
way  of  the  Derby  Course  as  far  as  the  road,  when  they 
turn  to  the  right  and  go  roimd  the  hill,  coming  into  the 
Derby  Course  again  about  a  mile  from  home.  The  Craven 
Course  is  one  mile  and  a  quarter. 

FoDR  Oaks  Park  (Birmingham). — The  Course  is  situate 
at  Sutton  Coldfield,  about  seven  miles  from  Birmingham, 
near  the  L.  and  N.  W.  and  Midland  railway  stations,  and  is 
over  one  mile  and  three  furlongs  in  circumference,  being 
thirty  yards  wide  at  the  narrowest  point,  and  possesses 
excellent  old  turf.  The  T.Y.C.  is  five  furlongs,  nearly 
straight. 

Goodwood. — The  Cup  Course. — The  horses  start  at  the 
Cup-post,  go  out  to  the  westward  of  the  Clump,  and  return  to 
the  eastward  of  the  Clump,  two  miles  and  a  half. 

T.Y.C. — la  the  straight  three-quarters  of  a  mile,  upon 
which  all  T.Y.C.  races  are  run  unless  specified  to  the  con- 
trary. 

The  Old  Mile. — To  start  in  the  upper  Course  and  run 
the  inner  circle. 
New  Mile.— The  last  Mile  of  the  Craven  Course. 


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Once  romuL — The  horses  start  at  the  Winning-post,  go 
ont  to  the  westward  of  the  Clump,  and  return  the  same  way. 

One  mile  and  a  half — one  mile  and  three-quarters — and  two 
miles  are  nm  upon  the  Cup  Course. 

Crayen  Course. — One  nule  and  a  quarter. 

Halifax. — The  Course  is  ahout  70  acres  in  extent,  of 
good  old  moorland,  and  about  a  mile  in  circumference,  being 
intersected  at  parts  with  slight  gradients,  while  the  run  in  of 
over  four  hundred  yards  is  arrived  at  by  a  very  gentle  bend 
rather  than  curve.  The  starting  points  for  the  five  furlongs, 
three-quarters,  and  mile  races,  are  so  arranged  that  none 
are  on  a  curve  or  bend. 

Hampton — ^Is  a  flat  oval  Course,  one  mile  and  a  half 
round.   The  T.Y.C.  is  five  furlongs. 

Haspenden — ^Is  a  two-mile  Course.  The  mile  and  a  half,, 
mile,  three-quarters  of  a  mile,  and  five  furlongs  are  portions 
of  it.  The  T.Y.C.  is  five  furlongs.  The  Course  is  30  yards- 
i?ide,  and  nearly  level. 

Hereford — Is  an  oval  Course,  situate  about  a  mile  from 
the  city,  is  perfectly  flat,  with  easy  turns,  and  a  good  width.. 
It  is  a  mile,  one  furlong,  and  107  yards  round,  with  a  straight 
ran  in  of  not  quite  half  a  mile. 

HiQH  GosFORTH  pARK. — The  Course  is  situate  about 
foar  miles  and  a  half  from  Newcastle;  there  is  a  mile  Course,, 
quite  straight,  of  great  width,  and  with  a  slight  rise  from 
start  to  finish— races  over  a  mile  are  run  round  a  loop  of  a 
mile  and  three-quarters  in  circumference,  the  turns  being 
very  easy;  the  short  Courses  are  portions  of  the  straight 


HuKTiNODON— Is  a  rouud  Course,  flat,  short  of  two  miles, 
hy  a  distance,  with  a  stndght  run  in  of  five  furlongs.  The 
Peel  Course  is  five  furlongs.  The  Course  is  situate  on  Port 
Holme,  close  to  the  town. 

Ipswich — ^Is  somewhat  in  the  form  of  the  capital  letter  D,. 
made  up  to  two  miles  by  starting  at  the  Distance-post;  the 
straight  side,  which  is  wider  than  the  rest,  and  on  which  is 
the  Winning  post,  is  about  three-quarters  of  a  mile  iit 
length. 

Kelso— Is  an  oval  Course  of  exactly  a  mile  and  a  quarter,, 
with  a  straight  run  in  of  about  half  a  mile  up  a  slight 
ascent.  There  is  a  stone  marking  each  quarter  of  a  mile,  so 
the  shorter  and  longer  Courses  are  exactly  of  stated  distances. 
Prom  the  Stand,  or  anywhere  inside  the  Course,  the  horses 


(     XOVI  ) 


Kbmpton  pARK.^The  Coarse,  wluoh  is  upwards  of  300 
«cre8  in  extent,  is  sitaate. about  one  mile,  from  the  Hampton 
Station,  on  the  Thames  Valley  Railway^  and  about  500  yards 
from  the  Sunbury  Station  on  the  same  line.  The  mile 
-coarse — which  is  on  a  splendid  piece  of  tarf  and  nearly  flat- 
is  aboat  100  jardv  w^e  in  the  first  five  forlongPy  and  the 
remaining  portion*  o£  it  is  80  yacdsc  wide  at  the  nanowest 
point.  The  inner- course  is  about  one  mile- and  a  half  in 
•extent.   There  is  a  six-furlong  Coufw,  perfectly  straight 

Lanask. — ^The  Course  i&one  mile,  nearly  circular,  and  quite 
level,  with  a  straight  run  in  of  two  furlongs  and  a  half. 

Lbioestbs. — The  new  Baee  Coarse  coD«ists  of  about  270 
:acres  of  grass  land,  and  i»  sitaate  «t  Oadfaky,  two  miles  from 
the  Leicester  Railway  (Midland)  Station,  and  three-quarters 
of  a  mile  horn  Wigston^  Junction-  cn  the  stum  line.  There 
are  excellent  roads  and  approaehes  to  the  Conise  from  all 
directions.  It  is  oracl-  shaped,  abouf  two  nriles  in'  extent. 
The  Mile  Course  is  perfectly  straightc  immediaitely  after' 
leaviog  the  starting,  post-  the  Coarse  is  down-hill  for  about 
three  furlongs,  then  it  ri^es  gradually  for  three  furlongs,  and 
finishes  on  level  ground.  The  T^T'.C.  is  on  the  last  portion 
of  the  Mile  Course. 

Lb  WE8. — The  Course  .is  in,  the  shape  of  a  narrow  horse- 
shoe, at  the  extreme  point  of  which  is  the  Starting-post*  for 
two  miles,  the  first  part  being  a  strong  incline,  then  level  for 
rather  more  than  three-quarters  of  a  mile  to  the  T.Y.C.;  the 
latter,  being  a  little  more  than  five  furlongs  from  home,  has 
^  slight  ascent  for  a  considerable  distance  from  the  Start- 
ing-^st,  then  level  for  a  couple  of  hundred  yards;  again  an 
incline  to  opposite  the  Stand,  finishing  on  tiie  level.  The 
mile,  and  a  half^  ft  a'  axB'  paitt  of  "tbe  Two-»mile.  Ckmrse. 
The  Queen's  Flats'  Course  is  t^oi  mites; 

Lichfield — Is  an  oval  of  two  miles,  starting,  at .  the  Dis- 
tance-post. The  T.Y.C.  is  about  five  furlongs,  and  straight. 
T^e  Queen's  Plate  Course  is  two  miles. 

I^ooz.io*-I&:a:ciienlaiT.ConiBe  ofi<me;mile,  6  furlongs^  and 
2S  yards.  The  top- side -of :  the-  Course,  furthest  from  the 
Stand,  has  rather  a  strong  hill  for  a  little  more  than  a  quaxter  of 
a  mile,  and  after  passing  Jthe  mile  post  there  is  a  slight  descent 
for  a  quarter  of  a  mile;  the  remaining  parts  of  the  Ccmrse 
are  level,  with  a  straight  run  in  of  nearly  half  a  mile,  per- 
fectly f^t  The  JSew  Course  is  exactly  one  mile,  and 
perfectly 'Straight.  The.  remaining  Courses  are  portions  of 
the  circle,  and  are  the  exact  distances  described.  The 
T.Y.C.  is  about  five  furlongs: 


(     XCVII  ) 


LiTERPOox  (at  Aintree)---Is  an.  oral'  Oofurse  not  quite  a 
iirile  and  a  half  round;  one  side  is  gently  declining,  the  other 
rising  from  the  Canal  side.  The  Cup  C5ourse  is.  nearly  a 
raiJe  and  a  half,  starting  opposite  the  stablea  Erom  th« 
Canal  point  in  is  nearlj  six  ^lo&gs.  There  is  &  straight 
nm  m  of  about  1000  yards.  The  Queen's  Plate  Course  ia 
two  miles. 

ALiNOHBSTBR. — The  lUce-ooaree  w  formed  on  100  sta- 
tute acres  of  the  New  Bams  £atate^  in  the  borough  of  Salf  oid, 
and  is  eituate  within  two^  miles  and  a  quarter  of  the  Man- 
chester Exchange,  with  excdlent  roada  and  approaches  in 
erery  direction.  The  course  is  nearly  one  mile  and  a  half 
in  circumference,  and  perfectly  flat.  The  T.Y.C.,  which  is 
fifty  yards  wide  at  the  starting  point,  and  perfectly  straight, 
is  about  five  furlongs,  and  joins  the  round  Course  at  rhe  top, 
as  at  Ascot.  For  the  Cup  (Whitsuntide  and  November)  the 
horses  start  at  the  old  half  -mile  post  and  go  once  round,  about 
one  mile  and  three-quarters. 

MusBBLBUKGH — See  BdlnbuTgh. 

Njiw<oa«tdb — see  High.Gosforth  Pack. 

Nbwton — Is  a  triangular  Course  of  about  a  mile  and  a 
quarter,  with  a  slight  rise  from  the  distance,  and  a  straight 
fiat  run  in  of  nearly  half  a  mile.  The  Oolbome  Park 
Stakes  Course  is  five  furlongs.  Red. house  in"  is  about 
five  furlongs.  Tiie  Course  is  fine  elastic  turf,  and  never  hard 
^  vaj  aeaacm  of  the  year.  In  wet  weather  it  is  always  good 
geiofi. 

l^ORTHAMProN — The-oid  oval  Course  is.one  mile  and  a  half 
and  180  yards  round,  with  a  hill  half  way,  and  a  straight  run 
in  of  half  a  mile,  which  is  part  of  the  Two-  yrs  old  and 
Althorp  Park  Stakes  Courses.  The  New  Spencer  Plate 
ODiirse  is  perfectly  straight,  and  enters  the  old  Course  at.the 
Two-mile  starting-^post)  and  is  about  five  furlongs  ia  length, 
The  Course  is  eiose  to  tha  towo. 

Nottingham — Is  a  long  oral  Course  of  one  mile,  one  furlong, 
*nd  207  yards,  with  two  straight  sides  of  half  a  mile  eadi. 
The  turns  at  each  end  of  the  oval  are  easy.  The  T.Y.C.  is 
»ix  furlongs.  The  Course  is.  situate  at  the  foot  of  a  hilly 
ndge  of  land,  which  commands  a  good  view  of  the  races  £rom 
sUurt  to  finish. 

Paislsy — Is  flat  and  nearly  square,  with  a  little  rising 
ground,  and  is  scarcely  a  mile  round.  The  T.Y.C.  is  5  fur- 
longs. 


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Perth — Is  over  the  North  Inch.  It  is  a  right-handed 
Conrse,  and  ahnost  entirely  a  dead  flat,  nearly  oval,  and  as 
nearly  as  possible  one  mile  and  a  third  round. 

Plymouth — ^Is  nearly  an  oval,  about  one  mile  and  a  half, 
with  a  straight  run  of  about  half  a  mile. 

PoNTEFRACT. — The  Course  is  in  Pontefract  Park,  a  magni- 
ficent piece  of  ground,  containing  upwa*  ds  of  3(  0  acres,  and 
in  close  proximity  to  the  town.  The  Course  is  an  oval  one, 
free  from  objectionable  turns,  of  excellent  turf,  of  great 
width  in  every  part,  and  two  miles,  166  yards  round.  The 
last  ba]f-mile  is  slightly  on  the  ascent.  The  New  Two  yr^ 
old  Course  is  five  furlongs. 

Redcar— Is  an  oval  Course  (perfectly  flat),  of  fine  old 
grass  land,  situate  on  the  estate  of  A.  H.  T.  Newcomen,  Esq. 
The  Round  Course  is  about  two  miles  in  circumference,  witti 
a  straight  run  in  of  five  furlor-gs.  The  Mile  Course  is  per- 
fectly straight  from  start  to  finish,  and  runs  into  the  Round 
Course  at  the  five  furlongs  starting  post;  the  first  three  fur- 
longs of  the  New  straight  mile  Course  ai-e  situate  on  the 
Earl  of  Zetland's  estate.  The  Two  j  ears  old  Course  is  five 
furlongs,  straight  from  start  to  finish,  and  of  great  width 
in  every  part.  The  Course  is  within  ten  minutes'  walk  of 
either  the  Town  or  Railway  Station. 

Richmond — ^Is  an  oval  Course,  measuring  one  mile  and  a 
half  and  164  yards;  there  is  a  straight  run  in  of  about  five 
furlongs.  From  the  Grey  stone  it  measures  half  a  mile  and 
200  y^s  of  straight  running,  rather  against  the  hill,  and 
finishing  on  the  decline ;  from  the  lime-kiln  gate,  three-quarters 
of  a  mile  and  100  yards.  There  is  a  substantial  stone-built 
Stand,  from  which  the  whole  Course  is  visible  except  about 
100  yards.    The  Queen's  Plate  Course  is  two  miles. 

RiPON. — ^The  Course  is  situate  close  to  the  City,  on  the 
Harrogate  road.  It  is  upwards  of  a  mile  round,  and  the  run 
in,  which  is  straight,  is  very  slightly  on  the  ascent.  The 
T.Y.C.  is  five  furlongs.  There  is  a  commodious  Stand,  from 
which  the  whole  of  the  running  can  be  seen,  and  the  Course, 
which  is  of  good  width  in  every  part,  is  railed  all  round. 

Salisbury. — The  Mile  Course  is  straight  and  flat,  with 
the  exception  of  a  rise  for  the  first  60  yards.  The  T.Y.C.  is 
the  last  three-quarters  of  this  straight  Course.  For  the  two- 
mile  Course  the  horses  start  beyond  the  Winning-chair,  run 
past  the  chair  and  the  Stand,  and  diverge  to  the  left  from 
the  straight  Course,  which  they  re-enter  at  the  T.Y.C.  start* 
ing-post.   The  Queen's  Plate  Course  is  three  miles. 


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Sakdoww  Park — The  Course  is  situate  at  E8^er,  is  oval, 
and  rather  over  one  mile  and  a  half  in  circumference.  The 
T.Y.C.  is  five  furlongs,  and  is  perfectly  straight. 

ScARBo&onoH — Is  a  round  Course,  ahont  one  mile  and  a 
quarter  in  extent,  the  last  three  furlongs  being  quite  straight; 
from  the  T.Y.C.  five  furlongs  post,  there  is  a  gradual  rise, 
nntii  within  two  fnrlon£:s  of  the  winning  post,  which  is  then 
almost  flat  to  the  finish.  The  Half-mile  Course  is  straight, 
and  runs  into  the  other  portion  of  the  Course,  about  three 
furlongs  below  the  winning  post. 

Shrewsbdkt. — The  Old  Course  is  an  oval  of  about  one  mile 
and  a  furlong,  with  a  slight  ascent  from  the  last  turn.  The 
New  Course  joins  the  Round  Course  at  the  top  turn  as  at 
Ascot;  it  is  a  straight  Course  of  one  mile,  less  about  100 
yards,  and  is  called  the  New  Mile;  the  first  300  yards  is  an 
ascent,  then  level  for  300  yards,  afterwards  a  very  slight  de- 
scent till  the  Old  Course  is  reached^  when  the  ground  slightly 
rises  to  the  winning  post. 

Stockbridgs — Is  nearly  a  round  Course,  somewhat  hilly, 
the  last  three-quarters  of  a  mile  straight  for  the  run  in; 
and  there  is  also  a  straight  mile.  The  T.Y.C.  is  three- 
qnarters  of  a  mile;  the  Bush  in,  about  five  furlongs. 

Stockton. — The  Course  is  about  three-quarters  of  a  mile 
from  the  town,  on  Mandale  Bottoms;  it  is  perfectly  level, 
oblong  in  shape,  the  turf  peaty  and  excellent,  and  one  mile, 
6  furlongs,  and  110  yards  in  length.  The  T.Y.C.  is  6  fur- 
longs, and  nearly  straight. 

Thirsk. — The  main  body  of  the  Old  Course  is  oval  and 
flat,  being  about  one  mile,  one  furlong,  and  40 yards  in  length. 
The  turns  are  easy  and  the  gpx>nnd  well  levelled  all  round. 
TheKew  Straight  Six-furlongs  Course  joins  the  round,  or 
oval  Old  Course  at  the  last  turn,  and  has  the  excellent  width 
of  60  yards  at  the  starting  line.  The  New  Five-furlong 
Conrse  is  a  portion  of  the  New  Straight  Six-furlong  Course, 
and  being  formed  over  fine  old  grass  land,  the  going  is  good 
in  all  weather. 

Warwick — ^Is  nearly  circular,  and  the  distance  once  round 
is  one  mile,  six  furlongs,  and  60  yards.  There  is  a  strong 
hill  about  half  a  mile  from  the  Starting-post.  The  Leaming- 
ton Stakes  Course  is  one  mile  and  44  yards.  The  T.Y.C.  is 
five  furlongs.  The  "straight  run  in"  is  about  three  furlongs 
and  a  half. 

Wbtmouth — Is  around  Course  of  one  mile,  quite  flat,  and 
excellent  running  ^und,  with  a  straight  run  in  of  nearly 
half  a  mile.  It  is  situate  on  Lodmoor,  half  a  mile  from  the 
town.   The  T.Y.C.  is  five  furlongs. 


Wufchbstbb — The  Conrse  is  two  miles  .rarmd,  starting,  at 
the  Winning  chair.  There  is  a  straight  run  in  of  abont  five 
furlongs,  the  first  furlong  of  which  is  flat  and  then  a  strong 
hill.   The  Queen's  Plate  Course  is  two  miles. 

WnrDSOB — Is  a  flat  Course  of  about  160  acres,  one  mile 
from  Windsor  Castle.  For  the  Two^mile  Course  the  horses 
start  opposite  the  Stand  and  nm  a  figure  of  6,  as  at  Worcestec^ 
the  last  three^qnartera  of  a  mile  being  quite  straight 

WoBCBSTEB— -Is  a  dead  flat,  and  of  hnrgnlar  shape.  The 
Five  furlongs  Course  is  straight.  The  Mile-aiid*quairter 
Course  is  a  figure  of  6,  the  first  and  last  half-mile  being 
straight.  The  Two-mile  Course  is  a. figure  of  8,  the  last 
half-mile  atraight. 

TABMOfUTH.<»The  Course,  onee  round,  is  one  mile,  twn 
furlongs,  and  200  yards,  perfectly  lerel^  and  on  a  saady  -soQ. 
The  T.T.C.  is  5  furlongs,  80  yards,  straight.  The  other 
Courses  are  portions  of  the  whole-round. 

YoBK. — ^The  Race  Course  is  abont  a  mile  from  the  city,  on 
a  plain  called  EnaYesmire;  it  is  quite  flat, rather  oval  ins^ape,. 
and  about  two  miles  in  length.  The  TIY.C.  is  5  furlongs  and 
44  yards.  The  Great  Yoricshire  Stakes  Course  is  one  mile 
and  three^uarters,  and  is  run  over  the  New  Course.  The 
Old  and  New  Two-mile  •  Courses  are  exactly  itwo  ^niles.  The 
Queen's  Plate  and  Ebor  Handicap  are* each*  two  »milesy.«nd 
are  run  over  the  Old  Coone. 


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LENGTHS  OP  THE  CURRAGH  COURSES. 


MJlea.  Par.  Y6» 

An^^eseyPoBt      •     ....      o  6  0 

PedOoiirse  1  6  12 

WatecfoEd  Post  (on  the  Feel  Coone)    -12  0 

Madrid  Conrse  1  0  180 

Howth  Post  (on  the  Peel  Conrae)  -      -      I  4  0 

Orer  the  Conise  4  0  0 


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USED  IN  THE  RACING  CALENDAR. 


D.  for  Duke 

E.  for  Earl 

M.  for  Marquis 
Ld  for  Lord 

B.C.  for  Beacon  Course 
R.C.  for  Round  Course 
Ab.M.  for  Abingdon  Mile 
An.M.  for  Ancaster  Mile 
B.M.  for  Bunbury  Mile 
R.M.  for  Rowlej  Mile 
D.T.  for  Ditch  in 
DM.  for  Ditch  Mile 
T.M.M.  for  the  Two  Middle 

Miles  of  B.C. 
A.F.  for  Across  the  Flat 
T.Y.C.  for  Two  yrs  old  Course 
A.E.C.  for  Audlej  End  Course 

h.  for  horse 

for  gelding 
m.  for  mare 
c.  for  colt 
f.  for  fill/ 
b.  for  bay 


d.  for  dun 
bl.  for  black 
gr.  for  grey 
br.  for  brown 
cb.  for  chesnut 
ro.  for  roan 
Y.  for  Young 
h.-b.  for  half-bred 
yrs  for  years  old 
gs  for  guineas 
sov.  for  sovereigns 
h.  ft.  for  half  forfeit 
pd  for  paid 
p.p.  for  play  or  pay 
reed,  for  receired 
ft.  for  forfeit 
agst  for  against 
w.  o.  for  walked  over 
aUd.  for  allowed 
app.  for  appendix 
dr.  for  drawn 
dis.  for  distanced 
disq.  for  disqualified 
incl.  for  including 
subs,  for  subscribers 


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1885. 


LINCOLN  Spring  Meeting. 

Monday,  March  the  23tcL— The  Trial  Plate  of  150  sor.; 
hones  entered  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  boy.  allowed  lOlb; 
entrance  Sgs ;  a  mile,  on  the  Bound  Course  (1462.  lit.) 
Mr  B.  C.  Naylor's  Forethought,  by  Forerunner, 

3  yrs,  76t  6n>      -  -  -        F.  Barrett  1 

Mr  A.  Dmce's  bl.  f .  by  Bosicrudan,  out  of  Man- 

tillA,  3  yrs.  Gst  7n>  (lOO?.)  -  -         T.  Loates  2 

Ld  Elleamere's  Abbotsford,  aged,  8st  8lb  [IQOl)  G.  Barrett  3 
Capt  G.  Moore's  Ben-my-Ghree,  5  yrs,  8st  6lb  Gallon  - 
Mr  S.  Piatt's  St  Eeyne,  8  yrs,  7st  6lb  -  W.  Day  - 
Mr  T.  Jennings,  jun.'s  Melita,  3  yrs,  6st  llUS 

(100^.)      -  -  .  -  Tomliason  - 

Mr  J.  Coates's  Almeria,  3  yrs,  Gst  71b  (100/.)  -  Wall  - 
Mr  A.  Gaunt's  Carsethome,  6  yrs,  8st  8!b  (lOOZ.)  Piatt  - 
Mr  R.  Howett's  Humility,  3  yrs,  est  7%  (1002.)  G.  Skelton  - 
Mr  P.  Price's  Silver  Shoe,  3  yrs,  est  7Ib  ( 1002.)  E.  Martin  <- 

100  to  30  agst  SilTer  Shoe,  4  to  1  agst  Abbotsford,  9  to  2 
«g8t  Forethought,  6  to  I  agst  the  Mantilla  filly,  and 
lO  to  I  each  agst  the  others.  Won  by  two  lengths,  half 
a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Tathwell  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  two  yrs  old;  if  entered 
to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sot.  allowed  101b;  entrance  Sgs; 
five  furlongs  (lOU.  17«.) 
Mr  Ijeopold  de  Bothschild's  Chartreuse,  by  Dutch 

Skater,  8st9lb       -  -  -        Cannon  1 

Mr  P.  Price's  br.f.  by  Cardinal  York,  out  of 

Lethargy,  7st  13lb  (1002.)     -  -        G.  Sopp  2 

Mr  T.  Jennings,  jun.'s  Indignity,  78t  1 3lb(  1002.)  Tomlisson  3 
Mr  B.  Williamson's  b.f.  by  Standard,  out  of 

Marionette,  7Bt  131)  (1002.)         -  F.Barrett  - 

D.  ol  Portland's  Lady  of  the  Manor,  7st  1 31b 

(1002.)         -  .  -  -     J.Day  - 

Ld  EUeamere's  Garotte,  7Bt  18%  (1002.)  -  G.  Barrett  - 
Baron  L.  de  Hirsch's  Manana,  7st  13!b  (1002.)    Morgan  - 

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7  to  4  agst  Chartreuse,  4  to  I  each  agst  the  Marionette 
filly  and  Indignity,  8  to  1  agst  Lady  of  the  Manor,  and 
10  to  1  each  agst  the  others.  Won  by  three  lengths^a 
head  between  the  oecood  and  third* 

The  Northern  Welter  Plate  (handicap)  of  160  sot.  for 
horses  trained  North  of  the  Trent;  entrance  Sgs;  a  mile, 
on  the  Old  Conrse  (146/.  I7t.) 
Mr  W.  Sadler's  Incendiary^  by  King  Lnd,  aged, 

98t  lOflJ       -  -  -  -   Snowden  1 

Mr  A.  Gaunt's  Prince  Rnpert,  3  yrs,  Sst  Sib  -  Piatt  2 
Mrs  £.  Hnnter's  Prinoess  Louise  11,  aged,  9Bfc  lOlb  Watts  3 
Mr  J.  Shepherd's  Merrimake,  6  yrs,  9st  515  Heartfield  - 
Mr  J.  CoateB's  NaamaiL,  3  yrs,  est  Sib  »  F*gm  - 
Mttqnis  Tate's  Lima,  S  yn,  8sk  211     -  Wull  - 

Col.  Forester'b  b.  c  by  Symi>  out  of  flsikMii,  4)  yr% 

88t  2lb  -  -  *  -        a  Wood  - 

Mr  T.  Valentime's  Rockaway,  8  yrs,  8st  lib  (car. 

8st2lb)-  ...  W«2doii  - 

Mr  R.  Craig's  Pun,  3  yrs,  Sst       -  -  F.  Barrett  - 

9  to  4  a||[Bt  the  Salamta  colt,  3  Id  1 XDceBdiarj,  and 
10  to  1  each  agst  Prinoe  Rupert,  Roekaway,  Lima,  wad 
Naaman.  Won  by  a  short  head,  tow  lengths  bsttveeik 
the  second  and  third. 

The  Northern  Selling  Plate  of  tOOgs,  for  horses  of  all 
ages,  trained  North  of  toe  Trent;  the  ^vitttier  to  be  sold  by 
auction  for  100  sov.,  if  for  60  sov.  aHowvd  7ft;  cntnmce  3gs; 
fiye  fnrlongs  (lOU.  17«0 

Mr  G.  F.  Lees's  Tibicen,  by  Tibthorpe,  6  yrs,  lOst 

(60J.)-  .  *  -  .  Watts  1 

Mr  R.  Rodley'B  Roie«NobIe,  4  yrs,  9st  9]b  <M.)  O.  Barrett  2 
Mr  J.£xley^sCarrie,8yrs,M$ft  -    Piatt  3 

Mr  W.  Sadler's  Ladybird,  4  yn,  M  9lb  (60^)  Br«dnbair  4 
Mr  Leyingstone's  Poncha,  3  yrs,  Sst  9lb  (502.)    A.  Giles  5 
7  to  4  ag^t  Ladybird,  and  3  to  1  «acfa  agk  T\bicen  aend 
Rose-Noble.   Won  by  a-  length  and  a  half,  half  a  length 
between  the  second  and  third. — ^Tbe  wiutier  was  soW  to 
Mr  Trmlock-Hatikm  for  rCgs. 

TheBatthyany  Stakes  (handicap)  of  500  soy^  by  tfabscrip- 
tion  of  15  SOT.  each,  5  ft.  if  declarod  by  February  2Srd;  the 
second  received  20  soy.  ont  of  the  stakes;  five  furlongs  (5ft 
snbs.  26  of  whom  paid  5  sot.  esch^SOOi;.) 
Mr  R.  Catington's  Bedouin,  by  Ohikldric,  4  yn, 

8st7lb      -  <•  -  *    O.BMrett  1 

Mr  T.  Jennings's  Mariquita,  3  yrs,  6st  5!b  TomlisHML  2 
Mr  F.  Robinson's  Laceman,  aiged,  9st  lOft  -  Anfacr  3 
Ld  Cadogan's  BMtrtce,6  yrs,  8st  9tt  (car.  M  iOlb)  Watte  « 


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Mr  C.  Archer's  JMy  Gladys,  3  ja,  7st  1  fi»-  'F.  Bvrett  - 
MxCraTen's  Light  Heart,4  jn^m  6lb  (carjSsti^)  A.Whke  - 
Od.  Hejward's  Orflovis,  4  yra,  6st  dfl^  -    Wall  - 

Ld  Hartington's  Anctioneer,  5  yrs,  6st  3tb  (cmt, 

est  6D5)  -  -  -  E.  Martin  - 

Mr  F.  Piatt's  Balvarran,  3  yra,  6st  6II>  -  Fioley  - 
Mr  R.  Vyner's  Gloriosa,  3  yrs,  est  51b-  G.  Woodharn  - 
Ld  Hastings's  Beilby,  3  yrs,  est  311)  -      C.  D«»a  - 

Mr  R.  Craig's  Sillerbum,  3  yrs,  est  Itb  T.  Loates  - 

5  to  2  agst  Laoeman,  11  to  2  aoch  agst  Lady  Gladys  and 
Beatrice,  7  to  I  agst  Ordovix,  10  to  1  a@st  Light  Heart, 
100  to  8  each  a^st  Bedouin  and  BalyanoBB,  100  to  6  ag«t 
Gloriosa,  and  20  to  1  each  agst  Mariqaitaasd  Auctioneer. 
Won  by  three-qaarters  o£  a  length,,  half  a  length  bet^en 
the  second  and  third. 

TuBSDAT.— The  Brocklesby  Trial  Plate  (handicap)  of 
lOOgs:  entrance  3gs;  five  furlongs,  straight  (101/.  17^.) 
Mr  Eastern's  Sulphur,  by  Vnlcan,  aged,  6st  \Q9k 

(car.  6st  121b)  ...  Tomlinson  I 
D.  of  Hamilton's  Green  Jacket,  8  yrs,  est  2lb  Tomliason  2 
Ld  Hastings's  Rosi^re,  3  yrs,  5st  7lb  (car.  5stl0lb)B.Brook  3 
Mr  Evelyn's  Moccolo,  aged,  78t  1305*  -G.  Barrett  - 

Mr  R.  Peck's  Pibroch,  4  yrs,  6dt  9lb  -  A.  White  - 
Mr  B.  Rodlev's  Wild  Mint,  5  yrs,  6st  8lb  -F.  Barrett  - 
Mr  J.  Ryan's  ch.f.  by  Springfield,  out  of  Marie 

Galante,  3  yrs,  5st  7ft  (car.  58t  8ft)  -  W.  I>umi  - 

6  to  4  agst  Sulphur,  6  to  1  each  agst  Moccolo  and  Pibroch, 

7  to  1  agst  Wild  Mint,  and  10  to  I  each  agst  the  others. 

Won  by  half  a  length,  a  length  and  a  halt  between  the 

second  and  third. 

The  Badbrooke  S^ng  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  two  yrs  old; 
the  winner  to  be  sold  by  ancdon  for  100  sov.,  if  foe  60  aoT. 
allowed  71b;  entranee  3ge;  five  ftudonos  (LOR  17«.) 
Mr  Oayen's  Rape  of  the  Lock,  by  Tictorions,  Sst  4% 

(50/.)   -  -  -  -  Mofrrefl  1 

Ld  Caidross's  Flnctaation,  Sat  7n>  <60/.>  -G.  Bawett  2 
Mr  R.  Williamson's  Frugal,  88t  4!b  (501.)  C.  Loates  3 
Mr  P.  Price's  br.  f .  by  Cardinal  Yoric,  out  of 

Lsthargy,  8st4fi)(50Z.)      -  -  WainwrigU 

D.  of  Portland's  Lady  of  the  Manor,  6rt4m  (£0/.)  J.Dar  ^ 
Mr  W.  A.  Jaryifl^s  b^.f.  by  Mafiacoon,  out  of 

AUegra,  88t4m  (60/.)-  -  -   3.  Iioatea  ^ 

Baron  L.  de  Hirsch's  Manana,  8st4]b  (50?.)  Morgan  - 
Mr  T.  K.  Walker's  Roland.  8st  7S»  (60/.)  -  A.  GUes  - 
Mr  T.  Jenoangs,  jau-'s  ladsgoil^r,  aafc^db  (6A/.)Tfimlisacn 

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2  to  1  agst  Rape  of  the  Lock,  9  to  2  agst  Flactaation,  and 
11  to  2  agst  Frugal.  Won  by  a  neck,  two  lengths 
between  the  second  and  third. — The  winner  was  bought 
in  for  120gs. 

The  Doddington  Plate  (handicap)  of  200  sov.  by  subscrip- 
tion of  5gs  each,  3  ft.  with  Sll.  78.  added;  about  a  mile  (32 
subs.— 200Z.) 

Mr  J.  Hammond's  Strathblane,  by  Kingcraft,  aged, 

9st  10j»         -  -  -  -    Webb  1 

Ld  Cadogan's  Mate,  6  yrs,  98t  12lb  -  Archer  2 
Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  Giesshubler,  8  yrs,  7et  ISfb  C.  Wood  3 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Vermilion,  5  yrs,  lOst  5B>  Watts  - 

Mr  H.  W.  Cooper's  Amcliffe,  4  yrs,  9st  91b  Bmckshaw  - 
Mr  J.  Shepherd's  Sir  Joseph,  aged,  Sst  lOlb  Heartfield  - 
Ld  Hartington's  Auctioneer,  6  yrs,  Sst  8lb  -J.  Goater  - 
Marquis  Talon's  King  Harry,  3  yrs,  7st  9K  Wall  - 

Mr  R.  Craig's  b.  f .  by  Macaroni,  out  of  Winter 

Queen,  3  yrs,  7st  9lb  -  -      A.  White  - 

Mr  J.  Dawson's  Rosebud,  3  yrs,  7st  -     Luke  - 

Mr  J.  Corlett's  Sobersides,  3  yrs,  7st  7lb   -     E.  Martin  - 
5  to  2  agst  Strathblane,  7  to  2  agst  Giesshubler,  5  to  1 
agst  Mate,  10  to  1  agst  Sobersides,  and  100  to  7  agst 
Amcliffe.    Won  by  four  lengths,  five  lengths  between 
the  second  and  third. 

The  Castle  Selling  Plate  of  lOOgs;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by 
auction  for  50  sov.;  entrance  3gs;  six  furlongs  (lOU.  lis.) 
Mr  T.  Jennings,  jun.'8  Melita,  by  Lowlander,  3  yrs, 

Sst  13»  (50/.)  -  -  -      Webb  1 

Mr  T.  Goddard's  Sir  Elidor,  4  yrs,  lOst  61b  (50Z.)  Kellett  2 
Mr  Abington's  Gisela,  5  yrs,  lOst  4lb  (501.)  -  Archer  3 
Mr  T.  E.  Walker's  Rout,  6  yrs,  lOst  7ft  (501)  Cannon  4 
Mr  R.  Rodley's  Rose-Noble,  4  yrs,  lOst  2D5  (50Z.)G. Barrett  5 
Mr  A.  Gaunt's  Carsethome,  5  yrs,  lOst  4ft  (50/.)    Piatt  6 

11  to  8  agst  Rout,  6  to  4  agst  Gisela,  10  to  1  agst  Melita, 
and  100  to  8  each  agst  the  others.  Won  by  a  head,  same 
between  second  and  third. — The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr 
A.  Kelsall  for  130gs,  and  MrRodley  claimed  Gisela. 

The  Brocklesby  Stakes  of  10  sov.  each  for  acceptors,  with 
300  added,  for  two  yrs  old;  colts,  Sst  12ft,  fillies  and  geldings, 
Sst  9ft;  the  second  received  20  sov.  out  of  the  stakes,  and  the 
third  saved  his  stake;  entrance  3gs,  the  only  forfeit  for  horses 
struck  out  by  Jan.  6th;  five  furlongs  (93  subs.  41  of  whom 
paid  entrance  only — 776/.  17s.) 

Mr  R.  Peck's  eh.  c.  The  Bard,  by  Petrarch  C.  Wood  1 
Mr  John  Dawson's  b.  f.  Hygiene    -  -  A.  Giles  2 

Baron  de  Hirsch's  br.  f .  Lorgnette  (car.  Sst  10ft)  Archer  3 


Digitized  by 


LINCOLN  Spring  Mbbting.  5 

ConntKannitz's  b.  c.  hj  Wild  Oats,  oat  of  Min 

MaDnering  ...  Snowden  4 
Mr  CraTen's  ch.  f.  Flame-  -  -     Monell  - 

Mr  W.  Gardner's  b.  c.  Arga   -  -        S.  Loates  - 

D.  of  Hamilton's  br.  f .  Matrimony  -  •      Watts  - 

Mr  J.  Hanbury's  b.  f.  Ishtar  -  -  Weldon  - 

Mr  T.  Jennings's  b.  c.  Exmoor      -  -  J.  Qoater  - 

Mr  H.  W.  Kingsbury's  b.  c.  by  Claremont,  out  of 

Clifden  Jewel  -  Morgan  - 

Mr  C.  J.  Lefeyre's  b.  c.  Eemllage  -  Wainwright  - 
Ld  Calthorpe's  b.  f.  Siam  (car.  8st  lllb)  -  Webb  - 
Mr  W.  H.  Manser's  b.  f .  by  Doncaster,  out  of 

Shannon     -    .  -  -    Lemaire  - 

Mr  R.  C.  Naylor'sch.  c  Lockstitch  -  G.Barrett  - 
D.  of  Portland's  b.  c.  Arcadian     -  -      J.  Day  - 

Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  b.  f .  Cortona  (car. 

8st  lOlb)  ....  Cannon  - 
7  to  2  agst  The  Bard,  100  to  15  agst  Lorgnette^  100  to  12 
eachagst  Exmoor  and  Hygiene,  10  to  1  agst  Lockstitch, 
100  to  7  each  agst  the  Miss  Mannering  colt,  Siam,  and 
Arga,  100  to  6  agst  Oortona,  20  to  1  agst  Ishtar,  26  to  1 
agst  Matrimony,  40  to  1  agst  Flame,  60  to  1  agst  the 
Shannon  filly,  and  100  to  1  each  agst  Arcadian  and  the 
Clifden  Jewel  colt.  Won  by  two  lengths,  a  neck  each 
between  the  second,  third,  and  fourth. 

The  Blankney  Stakes  (handicap)  of  10  soy.  each  for 
acceptors,  with  200  soy.  added ;  entrance  Sgs,  the  only  forfeit 
for  horses  struck  out  by  Feb.  23rd;  a  mile  and  a  half  (17  subs. 
10  of  whom  paid  entrance  only — 25SI.  lis.) 
Mr  R.  Vyner's  Stone  Clink,  by  Speculum,  3  yrs, 

68t  lOlb      -  -  -   Goodway  1 

Mr  W.  Sanderson's  dif tonian,  4  yrs,  7st  6lb  J.Woodbum  2 
Mr  W.  Burton's  Vicugna,  4  yrs,  7at  4lb-  -  Luke  8 

5  to  4  agst  Stone  Clink,  2  to  1  agst  Vicugna,  and  3  to  1 
agst  Clifconian.  Won  by  a  head,  a  neck  between  the 
second  and  third. 

Wkdnesdat.— The  Lincoln  Cup  of  200  sot.,  by  subscrip- 
tion of  5gs  each,  3  ft.  with  841.  \0s,  added,  for  two  yrs  old; 
five  furlongs  (31  subs. — 2002.) 

Mr  C.  Blanton's  Assignation,  by  Mask,  8st  9lb  £.  Rossiter  1 
D.  of  Beaufort's  Winter  Cherry,  8st  9lb  E.  Martin  2 

Mr  Lefevre's  Pirouette,  88t  9lb-  -    Wainwright  3 

Mr  J.  Lowther's  Sub  Bosa,  Sst  9lb  -  -      Watts  - 

Baron  £.  Oppenheim's  Marketenderin,  Sst  9lb  Sopp  - 
Mr  S.  Piatt's  Blue  Stone,  88t  I2m  -  Bruckshaw  - 

Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  Beaver,  8st  12lb  Cannon  - 
Mr  T.  Chaloner's  Craiglock,  8st  9%.  -     Gallon  - 


Digitized  by 


^6  BACINQ  GALENDAB, 


Mr  John  Chvltoii's  Harmony,  Sat  9ft  -  Snowden  - 
Baron  de  Hirsch*8  Galloper,  6st  12lb  -  G.  Bamtt  - 

Mr  H.  W.  KiBgsbnry '8  Will  o'  the  Wisp,  88t  12lb  Morgan  - 
9  to  4  agst  Assignation,  4  to  1  agst  Beaver,  7  to  1  agst 
Piroaette,  8  to  1  agst  Galloper,  10  to  1  agst  Will  o'  the 
Wisp,  and  100  to  6  agst  Winter  Gheny.  Won  in  a 
eamter  by  a  length  and  a  half,  half  a  length  between  the 
second  and  third. 

The  Mile  Selling  Plate  of  200  sot.  by  snbscription  of 
5ga  each,  with  152^  15«.  added;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by 
auction  for  100  soy.,  if  for  50  sov.  allowed  7tb;  a  mile  on  the 
Bound  Course  (10  subs.~206^.) 

Mr  Coates's  Naaman,  by  Syrian,  3  yrs,  Tst  1 2lb{50Z.}?agan  1 
Ld  Hartington's  Auctioneer,  6  yrs,  98t  6lb  (502.)  Goater  2 
Mr  P.  Price's  ch.  g.  by  Childeric,  out  of  Court 

Card,  3  yrs,  Tst  4!b — car.  78t  5lb  (60Z.)  J.  Jeesop  3 
Mr  R.  Craig's  Pun,  3  yrs.  7st  4lb  {601.)  -  A.  White  - 
Mr  C.  W.  Jousiffe's  Stygian,  3  yrs,  78t  7lb — car. 

7st  9fl)  (60?.)         -  -  -       C.  Wood  - 

Mr  W.  H.  Manser's  Kineton,  aged,  9st  9lb  (50Z.)  Barker  - 
Mr  G.Wilson's  Lady  Cecil,  4  yrs,  Set  1  lib  (50/.)  Tomlinson  - 
Mr  T.  K  Walker's  Regent,  aged,  9st  9lb  (50Z.}   Cannon  - 
Mr  R.  Rodley's  Gisela,  5  yrs,  9Bt  61b  (50Z.)         Archer  - 
Mr  T.  Green's  Bewdley,  3  yrs,  7st  12Tb  (50Z.)  Thornton  - 
100  to  30  agst  Regent,  4  to  1  agst  Gisela,  5  to  1  agst  Sty- 
gian, 6  to  1  aget  Naaman,  100  to  15  agst  Lady  Cecil, 
8  to  1  agst  Kineton,  and  10  to  1  agst  Auctioneer.  Won 
by  a  head,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and  third.-— 
The  winner  was  bought  in  for  280g8. 

The  Lincolnshire  Handicap  of  20  sov.  each,  10  ft.  with 
1000  sov.  added;  the  second  received  50  sov.  out  of  the  stakes; 
entrance  figs,  the  only  forfeit  for  horses  struck  out  by  Feb. 
10th;  one  mile  (85  subs.  26  of  whom  paid  entrance  only — 
1724/.  158.) 

Mt  H.  T.  Barclay's  Bendigo,  by  Ben  Battle,  6  yrs, 

88t5lb  -  -  -     Snowden  1 

Mr  H.  E.  Tidy's  Ord  of  Freedom,  3  yrs,  6flt  1  lb  Wall  2 
Mr  Abington's  McMafaon,  6  yrs,  7at2K  (car. 

7Bt8lb)  -  -  -  C.Wood  3 

Mr  Lefevre's  Bcrmitage,  4  yrs,  8st2lb  -  Johnson  4 
Mr  Gerard's  Sweetbread,  6  yrs,  98t  2lb  -   Webb  - 

Sir  F.  Johnstone's  St  Blaise,  5  yrs,  88t  lOlb  -  Archer  - 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Despair,  6  yrs,  Sst  9lb-  C.  Loates  - 

Mr  Manton's  Maeheath,  5  yrs,  88t  61b  (car.  8Bt  9lb)  Watts  - 
Mr  R.  C.  Naylor's  Toastmaster,  aged,  86t  lib  G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  R.  Craig's  Blue  Grass,  5  yrs,  7st  12lb  -  Morgan  - 
Mr  J.  Hammond's  Mespilus,  5  yrs,  7st  4lb       S.  Loates  - 


Digitized  by 


LINCOLN  firEBfa  Msbbiing.  7 

Lid  Hmington's  ComBDA,  5  yra,  6st  fib  (oar. 

Mism>         ...  LaabmAT  - 

Mr  R.  G.  Blierrard's  The  SMuaritMi,  4  yrt,  M  I IS) 

(«sr.  Ut  12lb)  .  ,  ^  .     Lnko  - 

Mr  Jos.  Davis^B  Dnkeiubei?,  5  yn,  (tat  lim  F.  Banctfc  - 
MrE.  Hall's  Tita,  aged,  66t  91b        -  COuuMlley  - 

Mr  B.  C  Starkey's  Woodknrfc,  4  yrt,  6it  9!b  -  Goodvmj  - 
Mr  R.  Peck's  Broekeii»«rre,  tet  SJb  (oar.  m  9lb)  A. White  - 
Mr  John  OhaiHon's  BrelwaMa,  4  yis,  68t  tib  G.  Woodbom  - 
9D.  of  Beanf ort's  Bastem  Emperor,  4  yrs,  Oat  7Ib  E.  Martin  - 
ifr  T.  Caason'a  Boiae  filandie^  6  jrs,  6st  -  Bobinflon  - 
Mr  Chaplin's  Magdalen,  4  yrs,  5st  lOfiS  (oar. 

M  lltb)  -  "  •  Tomli980«  - 

11  to  4  agst  Bendtgo,  6  bo  I  a^st  McMahon,  9  to  1  agst 
Macheath,  10  to  1  agst  Bine  Grass,  100  to  8  agst 
Deraak,  200  to  15  agst  Toaaimaster,  100  to  7  each  agst 
:St  Biaise,  Brocken,  and  Bird  of  Freedom,  25  to  1  agst 
Sweetbread,  200  to  7  agst  Conmna,  33  to  1  agst  Hermit- 
age, 40  to  1  each  agst  Eastern  Emperor  and  Beioe 
Blanche,  30  to  1  eadi  agst  The  Samaritan,  Bretwalda, 
and  Mespilns,  66  to  1  agst  Woodlark,  100  to  1  agst 
Drakensberg,  and  200  to  1  aest  Tita.  Won  bj  thre«- 
qnartersof  a  length,  fonrlengtns  between  the  second  utd 
Onrd. 

The  Tarboroi^  Setling  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  aU  agesj  the 
inrinncr  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  50  sov.;  entrance  3gs;  five 
tfailoiiga(U)U.n#.') 

Mr  T.  E.  Walker's  Boat,  by  Oandval,  6  yiy^ 

lOit  7I&     •  -  -  •      Caxmon  1 

Mr  T.  Godaard's  Sir  SUdor,  4  yis,  lOst  3ft  KeUett  2 
Mr  J.  Byan's  oh.  f.  by  SpdngGAld,  oat  of  Made 

Galante,  3  jTS,  Sat  191^    -  -  S.  Loates  8 

Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Strathmd,  3  jn,  flist  9lb  -  Watts  - 
Mr  B.  HoweU'a  St  Qenovieye,  3  yrs,  9st  2lb  A.  Giles  - 
Mr  B,  Bodley's  Xrionfi,  4  jrs^  lOst  6Ib  -  Snowden  - 
Mr  W,  Burton's  Aromatic,  3  yra,  98t  2Ib  C.  Wood  - 

9  to  4  a£3t  Aromatic,  4  to  1  agst  Strathend,  and  6  to  1  each 
agst  Sir  Elidor,  St  Genovieve,  and  Bont.  Won  by  two 
lengths,  a  head  bet^en  the  second  and  third.^The 
wimier  was  sold  to  Mr  T.  Green  for  160g8. 

The  Hainton  Plate  (kaadioap)  of  isaaor.;  entrance  3gs  ; 
five  fnrlongs  (1461.  IZf.) 

Mr  O.  Anlen's  Glen  Albvn,  by  Blair  Athol, 

aged,  lOst  lOIb      -  -      G.  Loates  1 

Mr  I.  Bute's  Minster,  aged,  88t        •  -C.Wood  2 

MrM.r.W«Williamson's  GlumeUoa,  aged,  8at  61b  Fagan  8 


Digitized  by 


8  RACING  CALENDAR, 

Mr  F.  Platt'8  BalTarran,  3  yn,  1%t  lom  G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  6.  F.  Lees's  Gaythom,  3  yrs,  7st  8lb  -  S.  Loates  - 
Ld  Rendlesham's  Iceland,  3  yis,  78t  8lb  Bawlinson  - 
Mr  C.  Archer's  Forest  Dance,  3  yrg,  7st  7Ib  F.  Barrett  - 
Mr  R.  Craig's  b.  f .  by  Macaroni,  out  of  Winter 

Qneen,  3  yrs,  78t  2lb-  -  -      A.  White  - 

Mr  Jno.  Dawson's  Bosebud,  3  yrs,  Tst  -     Luke  - 

9  to  4  agst  Glen  Albyn,  5  to  1  agst  Gaythom,  6  to  1  agat 
Chameleon,  and  100  to  16  each  agst  Forest  Dance  and 
Minster.  Won  by  three-quarters  of  a  length,  two 
lengths  between  the  second  and  third  $  Gaythom  fell  and 
broke  his  leg. 

The  other  races  at  this  meeting  were  under  the  Grand 
National  Hnnt  'RjjXe&^see  Steeple  Chase  Y olnme. 

LIVERPOOL  Spring  MKBTma. 

Tbussdat,  March  the  26th.— The  Prince's  Park  Plate 
of  150  SOT.  for  horses  that  had  never  won  any  race  value  20O 
sov.  at  entry;  those  entered  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  300  sov. 
allowed  7lb,if  for  150  sov.  14tb;  entrance 3  sov.;  five  furlong» 
(1470 

Mr  Abington's  Bound  Shot,  by  Tozophilite,  5  yrs, 

9stllft(150q  ...    Archer  1 

Mr  E.  Weever's  Toung  Hopeful,  3  yra,  8st  51b  (150;.)  Hill  3 
Mr  T.  Leader's  Crosswort,  3  yrs,  7st  9lb 

(150Z.)   -  -  -  -  J.  Woodbum  8 

Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Began,  3  yrs,  7st  9lb  (1507.)  A.  White  4 
Mr  B.  James's  Shoo-fly,  3  yrs,  7st  9lb — car. 

7st  lOt^  (1502.)  -  -  C.  Bowman  5 

5  to  2  on  Bound  Shot,  7  to  1  agst  Began,  8  to  1  agst  Young 
Hopeful,  and  100  to  8  each  agst  the  others.  Won  by  % 
length,  the  same  between  the  second  and  third* — The 
winner  was  bought  in  for  SOOgs. 

The  Prince  of  Wales's  Gup  (handicap)  of  1000  sov.  by  sub- 
scription of  20  sov.  each,  10  ft.  or  3  ft.  if  declared  by  February 
24th,  with  409  sov.  added;  the  second  saved  his  stake;  Cani& 
Point  in,  about  six  furlongs  (64  subs.  27  of  whom  paid  3  Bov. 
each— 980/.) 

Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  Lovely,  by  Alvarez,  6  yrs, 

8st3lb     -  -  -  -      C.Wood  1 

Capt.  Macbell's  Canzoni,  4  yrs,  6st  1  lib  F.  Barrett  2 
Mr  Hungerf  ord's  Bo^  Mom,  3  yrs,  78t  31b  (car. 

7st4lb)     -      -  •  -  S.  Loates  S 

Col.  Hey  ward's  Ordoviz,  4  yrs,  6st4lb      -  Wall  4 

Mr  B.  Crest's  Leeds,  6  yra,  98t        •  •  Archer  - 

Ld  Cadogan'8  Beatrice,  6  yre,  8st-  •  G.  Barrett  - 


Digitized  by 


LIVERPOOL  Spring  Mbktino.  9 

Mr  F.  Wynne's  Mallow,  3  yra,  79t  6lb  •  A.  White  - 

Mr  A.  Benholm's  Kincardine,  4  jtq,  7st  2lb-  Luke  - 

Mr  W.  Dnnne's  Melianthas,  4  yrs,  68t  111b 

(car.  est  13lb)      -  -  -  J.  Woodbum  - 

Mr  A.  Cooper's  Miss  Waller,  4  yrs,  est  91b  -  B.  Martin  - 
Ld  Bradford's  Whitelock,  4  yrs,  est  8lb  Tomlinson  - 
Mr  E.  Smithwick's  Kilcreene,  3  yrs,  6st  4lb  -  T.  Loates  - 
Mr  Lowther's  Thnringian  Qneen,  3  yrs,  est  4*  Tomlisson  - 
Mr  R.  Jardine*s  Linda,  4  yrs,  6st  4lb  -    Tamboll  - 

Mr  H.  Wood's  Gaydene,  6  yrs,  Bst  4lb  -  G.  Woodbnm  - 
Baron  de  Rothschild's  Aveline,  3  yrs,  est  -  W.  Glover  - 
100  to  30  agst  Lovely,  6  to  1  agst  Ganzoni,  7  to  1  agst 
Leeds,  8  to  1  agst  Miss  Waller,  9  to  1  agst  Aveline,  10 
to  1  agst  Whitelock,  100  to  6  agst  OrdoTix,  and  100  to  5 
agst  Rosy  Mom.  Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  half  a 
length  between  the  second  and  third,  and  a  head  be- 
tween the  third  and  fourth. 

The  County  Welter  Handicap  of  5  sot.  each,  2  ft.  to  the 
fond,  with  100  added;  one  mile  (19  subs. — 140/.) 
Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  Giesshnbler,  by  Sterling,  3  yrs, 

7st  9m  (car.  7st  12Ib)         -  -        C.  Wood  1 

Mr  Cbolmley's  b.  h.  by  Hermit,  out  of  Sweetbriar, 

aged,  lOst  9%      -  -  -  Archer  2 

Mr  Townley-Parker's  Kerosene,  3  yrs,  7st  7Ib  -  A.  White  3 
Mr  R.  Jardine's  Flanchette,  4  yrs,  7st  llflS  C.  Bowman  4 
Mr  S.  F.  Fetrie's  Coslebe,  e  ym,  9st  Tib  -  A.  Giles  - 
Mr  T.  Wadlow's  Tomboy,  4  yrs,  Sst  5lb  -  G.  Barrett  - 
Ld  M.  Beresford's  Diadeste,  4  yrs,  8st  5tb  -  Weldon  - 
Mr  J.  Craig's  Tame  Lowercinth,  3  yrs,  8st  2lb  S.  Loates  - 
Mr  R.  Hunter's  ch.  f.  by  Albert  Edward,  out  of 

Trottie  (late  Beatrice),  3  yrs,  8st  2lb  -  Connor  - 

D.  of  Montrose's  Sad,  4  yrs,  8st  7tti  (Fagan)  was  weighed  for, 

but  did  not  reach  the  post  in  time  to  start. 
9  to  4  agst  Giesshnbler,  6  to  2  agst  the  Sweetbriar  horse, 
9  to  1  agst  Sad,  and  10  to  1  agst  any  other.  Won  by  two 
lengths,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Molyneox  Stakes  of  5  sov.  each  for  acceptors,  with 
600  sov.  added,  for  two  yrs  old;  the  second  received  50  sov. 
out  of  the  stakes;  entrance  5  sov.  if  struck  out  by  Jan.  6th, 
and  5  sov.  extra  for  acceptors;  five  furlongs  (50  subs.  15  of 
whom  paid  5gs  ft.— 7101.) 

Mr  R.  Peck's  The  Bard,  by  Petrarch,  9st  5lb  Archer  1 
Mr  G.  Cleveland's  Athelstan,  Sst  12lb  -  Snowden  2 
Mr  T.  Jennings,  jnn.'s  Beaulieu,  Sst  121b  -  Cannon  3 
Mr  G.  Moore's  Theodemir,8st  121b         -  Watts  4 

Mr  J.  M.  Brooks's  Capture,  8st  12TI5  -  S.  Loates  - 

Ld  Calthorpe's.Eecapade,  88t9n  (car.  Sst  lllb)     Webb  - 

A  3 


Digitized  by 


10  BACaNO  CAI^ENDAR, 


Mr  M.  Daiwsoii's  Alaric,  Bat  lam       -  C.Wood  - 

Mr  A.  Taylor's  Boemeisjig,  8st  12fl>  -  G.«  JftarreUj  - 
Mr  B.  Vyner's  Qveen  Joanna,  Ssfc  Qlb  •  -    Piatt  - 

Mt  H.  Wood's  Rosary,  8st  Qlb    -  -       A.  Giles  - 

7  to  4  on  The  Bard,  8  to  1  agst  Atbelstao,  100  to  12  %g9t 
Beaalieu,  10  to  1  a^t  Escapade,  ajid  35  to  1  agst  any 
other.  Won  by  t^^ee  lengths,  the  aane  between  the 
fleoond  and  third. 

The  Union  Jack  Stakes  of  10  soy.  each  for  acceptors,  with 
300  added,  for  three  yrs  old;  the  second  received  30  sov.  ont 
of  the  stakes,  and  the  third  saved  his  stake;  entrance  3g8 
if  stmck  out  hy  Jan.  6th,  and  5  sov.  for  acceptoro;  one  mile 
X33  subs.  18  of  whom  paid  Sgs  ft.-^395/.) 
%x  A.  Bpisco's  Ganuet,  by  Uocm,  8st  71b  (car. 

88t9lb)      -  Watts  1 

Ld  Bosebery's  Touch  and  Go,  8st  7 lb  (car.  88t  9lb) Gannon  2 
Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  St  Swithin,  8st  7lb  C.  Wood  3 
Mr  Uangerford's  Monte-Bosa,  Sst  2lb  -  G.  Barrett  4 
Chev.  GinistpelH's  Onesto,  Sst  7lly-  -    A.  White  6 

Mr  E.  Smithwick's  Paddj,  8st  79»       -  S.  Lostes  6 

7  to  4  agst  Gannet,  9  to  2  agst  Touch  and  Gk),  .5  to  I  agst 
Paddy,  7  to  1  each  agst  St  Swithin  and  Onesto,  and 
10  to  1  agst  Monte-Bosa.  Won  by  three  length,  two 
lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

FsiDAT.'The  SeftoB  Park  Plate  of  800  sov.  bj  snfcserip- 
tioQ  of  10  sov.  eaofa,  or  Sgs  only  if  forfeit  be  dieclaired  by 
Maroh  3rd,  with  106/.  7«.  added,  for  two  yn  old;  ivve  inr- 
longs  (28  sabfl.  II  <^  whom  paid  ags  eaoh--300Z.) 
Mr  B.  Vyner's  b.f-  Qiieea  Joanna,  ^  Lord  I^on, 

ast  9tb  -  -  -  -  -  Piatt  1 

Mr  H.  HuDgerferd'a  MisfortDne.  8et  6n>  -G.  Barrett  2 
Mr  P.  Renfrew's  The  Sweep,  Sst  18%  •  G.  Wood  3 
Ld  Londonderry's  Maglona,  8et  9Ql  (car.  Sst  109>)  Archer  - 
Mr  Legb's  Gaboon* 88(  12lb         -  A.Giles  - 

Mr  T.  Valentine's  Single,  8st6m        -  Weldon  - 

Mr  G.  Cleveland's  Bashful,  8st  9lb  -  -   Snowden  - 

£  to  4  agst  Mag^ona,  4' to  1  aget  Queen  Joanna,  11  to  2  agst 
The  Sweep,  and  8  to  1  agst  Misfortune.  Won  by  a  neck, 
the  sane  between  the  seeosd  and  third. 

The  Spring  Nursery  Stakes  (handicap)  of  LO  sev.  each,  3  ft. 
to  tiMi  fund,  with  150  sov.  added,  for  Ihsee  yrs  old.;  one  mile 
(28aah8.-19u;.) 

Mr  H.  Wood's  Gommnniat^  by  Isonomy^ 

6st6lb  -  -  -     G.  Woodhom  1 

Mr  T-  Townley.Parker'sPiwte  of  Penzance,  7st  A.  White  2 
Mr  W.  G.  Stevens's  PortQMiiiSquare,  6«t       Tomlias^ci  3 


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UVEBPOOL  .SPHtira  Meeting.        1 1 


Mr  J.  Graiffs  Tame  Lowercinth,  7fit  299  -  Tomlinsoo  4 
U  Gftlthorpe'B  Rosemaiy,  6fit  Sib       -  F.  Sharpe  - 

85  to  AO  agat  Portman  Sqaara,  5  to  ^  agst  Pirate  of  Pen- 
zance, 7  to  2  agst  Roaeraary,  7  to  1  agst  Cornmanist, 
and  10  to  1  agst  Tame  Lowercinth.  Won  by  half  a 
length,  a  length  between  the  BecoAd  and  third;  Rose- 
mary bolted. 

The  Formby  Plate  of  lOO^St  l«  all  ages;  the  winner 
to  be  sold  bj  anction  for  100  sot.;  entrance  3gB;  five  far- 
longs  (lOU.  17*,) 

Mr  W.  A.  Jar^ ia's  Mizpah,  by  Ma<^regor,  5  jrs, 

«st  ISlb         «  -  -  -CWood  1 

Mr  J.  Dashwood'a  Eve  Oate  Elde&t  Bliss),  6  jtr, 

9st  121b         -  -  -  -  A.  Giles  2 

Ld.  M.  Beresf ord's  Biadeste,  4  yrs,  9st  1  lib         A.  Hall  3 
6  to  4  agst  Eve,  9  to  4  agst  Mizpah,  and  9  to  2  agst 
Diadeste.   Won  by  a  neck,  a  bad  third. — The  winner 
was  bonght  in  for  10.5gs. 

The  Liverpool  Spring  Cup  (handicap)  of  600  sov.  added  to 
a  Sweepstakes  of  20  sov.  each,  15  ft.;  the  second  saved  his 
stake;  entrance  3g8,  the  only  forfeit  for  horses  strnok  ont  by 
Feb.  24th;  a  mile  and  a  quarter  (38  sabs.  15  of  whom  paid 
«Bt»nee  only — 8562. 17<.) 

Mr  W.  I' Anson's  Chislehurst,  by  Beanclerc,  5  yrs, 

7Bt  13K  ....  iFagan  1 
Mr  R.  Peck's  Brocken,  6  yrs,  7Bt  6lb  (car. 

78tlllb)        -  -  -  -C.Wood  2 

Mr  E.  Smithwick's  Kilcieene,  3  yrs,  6st  503  Wall  3 

Oapt  Machell's  Sir  Reuben,  4  yrs,  78t  ISlb  G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  W.  J.  Legh's  Stonecrop,  6  yrs,  7at  41b  S.  Loates  - 
Mr  J.  Hope's  Lady  Adelaide,  5  yrs,  7st  -  Tomlinson  - 
Mr  John  Charlton's  Bretwalda,  4  yrs,  78t  F.  Barrett  - 
Irfl  Zetland's  Amalfi,  6  yrs,  est  isfc  -  J.  Woodburn  - 
B.  of  Beaufort's  Lord  Strathnaim ,  4yTS,  68t  1 2lb  £.  Martin  - 
Mr  R.  Clark's  Prince  Henry,  4  yrs,  6st  lOlb  A.  White  - 
Ld  Cholmondeley's  Discretion,  3  yrs,  6st   -    Tomlisson  - 

6  to  4  agst  Sir  Reuben,  6  to  2  agBt  Brocken,  and  10  to  1 
eaeh  agst.  Chislehurst,  Bretwalda,  Lady  Adelaide,  and 
Amalfi.  Won  by  half  a  length,  two  lengths  between 
the  second  and  third. 

The  Jolliffe  Handicap  of  5  sov.  each,  2  ft  to  the  fund,  with 
100  ao¥.  added;  five  furlongs (18  subs.— 1352.) 
Mr  S.  F.  Petrie's  Eva  Jeaaie,  bj  The  Arrow, 

5  yrs,  Tst  tB5      -  -  -     J.  Woodburn  1 

Mr  J.  Drislane's  Jane  Shore,  4  yrs,  7Bt  1  lib  -  Lake  2 
Mr  Abhigton's  Plutarch,  4  yrs,  7Bt  131b-  C.  Wood  3 

Mr  Henderson's  Pebble,  5yrs,  Sstl  Olb  (car.  Sst  1 1  lb)  Archer  - 


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Capt.  L.  H.  Jones's  Rapparee,  4  jrs,  Sst  4lb  -  G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  A.  Cooper's  Diamond,  4  yrs,  Sst      -  Morgan  - 

Mr  R.  Hunter's  Domitian,  6  yrs,  7st  lOlb  Connor  - 

Mr  R.  Craig's  b.  f.  by  Macaroni,  out  of  Winter 

Queen,  S  yrs,  6st  101b         -  -       Tomlinson  - 

5  to  4  on  Plutarch,  4  to  1  agst  Pebble,  7  to  1  agst  Diamond, 

10  to  I  agst  Jane  Shore,  and  100  to  8  agst  any  other. 

Won  by  two  lengths,  the  same  between  the  second  and 

third. 

Saturday. — The  Hylton  Cup  (handicap)  of  600  sov.  by 
subscription  of  16  soy.  each,  10  ft.,  or  3  ft.  if  declared  by 
March  10th,  with  102  sot.  added;  five  furlongs  (63  subs.  26 
of  whom  paid  3  soy.  each — 600Z.) 
Mr  Townley-Parker's  Pillery,  by  Thunderbolt, 

4  yrs,  7st  ?»  -  -  -   A.  White  1 

Mr  Abington's  Arbaces,  4  yrs,  7st  lOlb  (car. 

7stlllb)     -  -  -  -    C.Wood  2 

Mr  F.  Wynne's  Mallow,  3  yrs,  Sst  61b  -  Snowden  3 

Mr  C.  Archer's  Broxboume,  3  yrs,  68t  lOlb  (car. 

6st  1  lib)  -  -  -       Tomlinson  4 

Col.  Forester's  The  Wrekin,  4  yrs,  Sst  7Ib  -  Archer  - 
Mr  Gerard's  Lord  Byron,  4  yrs,  Sst  71b  -  G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  E.  Smithwick's  Sir  Hugh,  4  yrs,  Sst  5lb  J.  Woodbum  - 
Mr  A.  Benholm's  Kincardine,  4  yrs,  7st  121b  Luke  - 

Mr  Douglas  Baird's  Offspring,  4  yrs,  7st  111b-  S.  Loates  - 
D.  of  Beaufort's  Ishah,  4  yrs,  Tst  3lb  -  B.  Martin  - 
Mr  Jos.  Davis's  Capitolina,  4  yrs,  7st  2lb  -  F,  Barrett  - 
Mr  H.  Wood's  Gaydene,  6  yrs,  7st  lib  -  G.  Woodbum  - 
Col.  Heyward's  Ordovix,  4  yrs,  7st-  -       Wall  - 

7  to  2  each  agst  The  Wrekin  and  Arbaces,  8  to  I  agst  Ishah, 
10  to  1  each  agst  Offspring,  Mallow,  and  Lord  Byron, 
100  to  8  agst  Ordovix,  100  to  7  each  agst  Capitolina  and 
Broxboume,  and  100  to  6  agst  Pillery.  Won  by  a  head, 
a  length  and  a  half  between  the  second  and  third,  a  good 
fourth. 

The  Lancastrian  Plate  (handicap)  of  5  soy.  each,  2  ft.  to 
the  fund,  with  100  soy.  added;  one  mile  and  a  furlong  (12 
subs.— 116Z.) 

Mr  Cholmley's  b.  h.  by  Hermit,  out  of  Sweetbriar, 

aged,  9st  6lb-  ...      Archer  1 

Mr  S.  F.  Petrie's  Coelebs,  6  yrs,  8st  6BJ  -  Snowden  8 

Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  Spectram,  4  yrs,  Sst       -    C.  Wood  3 
D.  of  Montrose's  Sad,  4  yrs,  7st  6lb      -     J.  Woodbum  4 
6  to  4  on  the  Sweetbriar  borse,  7  to  2  agst  Spectrum,  and 
8  to  1  each  agst  Coelebs  and  Sad.   Won  by  three  lengths^ 
a  bad  third. 


Digitized  by 


NOTTINOHAM  Spbikg  Mkbtiho.  13 

Her  Majesty's  Plate  of  SOOgs;  three  jn  old,  7Bt  401,  four, 
98t,  fire,  six,  and  aged,  98t  62b;  two  miles. 
Capt.  Ifticheirs  Sir  Benben,  by  Doncaater,  4  yn  Archer  1 
Ld  Zetland's  Amalfi,  6  yrs    ■  -  -  Watta  2 

3  to  1  on  Sir  Benben.   Won  by  fonr  lengths. 

The  Crosby  Plate  (handicap)  of  lOOgs;  entrance  Sgs;  fire 
ftriongs  (lOU.  17*.) 

Mr  A.  Henderson's  Pebble,  by  Macgregor,  5  yw, 

88tl2lb      -  Archer  1 

Capt  L.  H.  Jones's  Happaree,  4  yrs,  8st  2lb    G.  Barrett  2 
Mr  B.  Hunter's  Domitian,  5  yrs,  7st  6lb      -   A.  White  3 
Mr  J.  Anderson's  Little  Duchess,  5  yrs,  78t  5lb  F.  Barrett  4 
5  to  4  agst  Pebble,  6  to  4  agst  Rapparee,  6  to  1  agst 
Domitian,  and  20  to  1  agst  Little  Duchess.   Won  by 
half  a  length,  fonr  lengths  between  the  second  and 
third. 

The  other  races  at  this  meeting  were  under  the  Grand 
National  Hunt  Bules — see  Steeple  Chase  Volume. 

NOTTINGHAM  Spbing  Mbbting. 

Tuesday,  March  the  3 1st. — The  Portland  Plate  (handicap) 
of  150  SOT.,  by  subscription  of  3gs  each,  with  109^.  U.  added; 
about  six  furlongs  (14  subs. — 1501,) 
Mr  Abington's  Arbaces,  by  Galopin,  4  yrs,  8st  71b 

(car.  8st  8lb)  -  -  -  .  Archer  1 

Mr  J.  Drislane's  Jane  Shore,  4  yrs,  88t  4lb-  Piatt  2 

Mr  G.  Cleveland's  Exquisite,  3  yrs,  78t  F.  Barrett  S 

Mr  W,  R.  Marshall's  Neva,  5  yrs,  7st  9^  -  C.  Loates  - 
Mr  T.  Ludlow's  ch.  f.  by  Martyrdom,  out  of  Produce, 

3  yrs,  7Bt  -  -  -  -  Main  - 

Mr  W.  AmuU's  Mermaid,  3  yrs,  78t  -  -A.  White  - 

100  to  30  on  Arbaces,  10  to  1  each  agst  Neva  and  Exqaisite, 
12  to  1  agst  Jane  Shore,  and  20  to  1  each  affst  the  Pro- 
duce filly  and  Mermaid.  Won  by  a  neck,  three  lengths 
between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Northern  Welter  Plate  (handicap)  of  150  sot.  for 
bones  trained  North  of  the  Trent;  entrance  3gs;  aboat  a 
mile  (146/.  17«.) 

Mr  W.  Sanderson's  Hunter,  by  Salvator,  6  yrs, 

9Bt  I8lb  ...   Snowdeu  1 

Mn  £.  Hunter's  Princess  Louise  II,  aged,  list     Archer  2 
Mr  T.  Valentine's  Bockaway,  3  yrs,  98t       -  T.  Weldon  » 
5  to  4  agst  Princess  Louise  II,  6  to  4  agst  Hantcr,  and 
11  to  2  agst  Bockaway.   Won  by  two  lengths,  three- 
quarters  of  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 


Digitized  by 


U  RACING  CALENDAR, 


The  Notlivgham  Spring  Handicap  of  300  bov.,  hj  sab- 
scription  of  3gs  each  if  declared  by  Febraarj  2Srd,  or  8g8for 
acceptors,  with  123^.       added;  winnere  extra;  one  miie  and 
a  quarter  (27  sabs.  8  of  whom  paid  3^  each-~300{.) 
Mr  J.  Barnard's  Antler,  by  Bold  Dayrell,  or 

AlOTarch  of  the  Gien,  6  yrs,  Set  121b  -  Archer  1 
Mr  W.  Sanderson's  Cliftonian,  4  yrs,  7st  7lb  J.Woodbom  2 
Mr  W.  Sadler's  Incendiary,  aged,  Sst  893  (incl. 

5ft  ^tra)        -  Snowden  3 

Mr  C.  Phipps's  Springbok,  5  yra,  Sat  7lb   -    G.  Barrett  4 
Mr  J.  Hope's  Lady  Adelaide,  5  yrs,  Sst  6t)     Tomlinson  - 
Mr  W.  H.  Manser's  Courtship,  5  yrs,  76t  12lb  O.  Loatea  - 
Mr  Jas.  Snarry's  Orphan  Agnes,  4  yrs,  7st  lOJb  •  Gallon  - 
Mr  W.  J.  Legh's  Fair  Profit,  4  yrs,  78t  9ft  -     J.  Calder  - 
Mr  W.  Gardner's  Sprins  Garden,  3  yrs,  7st      A.  White  - 
Mr  W.  I' Anson's  Hambledon,  3  yrs,  7st     -    F.  Barrett  - 
11  to  8  agst  Antler,  5  to  I  agst  Hambledon,  10  to  1  each 
agst  Springbok,  Cliftonian,  Incendiary,  and  Courtship, 
100  to  7  agst  Lady  Adelaide,  and  20  to  1  each  agst  the 
others.    Won  by  two  lengths,  three  lengths  between  the 
second  and  third,  and  a  nock  between  the  third  and 
fourth. 

The  Welbeck  Selling  Plate  of  200  boy.,  by  subscription  of 
5gs  each,  with  158  soy.  added;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by 
auction  for  100  soy.,  if  entered  for  50  soy.  allowed  711);  about 
five  furlongs  (9  subs.— 200Z.) 
Mr  J.  E.  Bennett's  Prime  Cheddar,  by  Prince 

Charlie,  3  yrs,  Sst  9B>  (50Z.)      -  -  C.  Loates  1 

Mr  T.  Green's  Rout,  6  yrs,  9st  12lb  (60?.)  Snowden  2 
Mr  R.  Peck's  Pibroch,  4  yrs,  9st  9ft  (501)  -  Archer  3 
Mr  R.  Williamson's  Frugal,  2  yrs,  6st  6ft  (50Z.)  F.  Barrett  - 
Mr  Stratford's  Gloriana  II,  4  yrs,  9st  9ft  (50Z.)  Barker  - 
Mr  B,  Weever's  Young  Hopeful,  3  yrs,  9Bt  (60?.)  -  Hill  - 
Even  on  Pibroch,  9  to  4  agst  Rout,  7  to  1  agst  Frugal,  10 

to  1  agst  Gloriana  II,  and  100  to  8  each  agst  the  others. 

Won  by  a  head,  three-quarters  of  a  length  between  the 

second  and  third. — ^The  winner  wafi  sold  to  Mr  T.  Green 

for  200g8. 

The  Little  John  Plate  of  200  soy.  for  two  yrs  old;  entrance 
Sgs;  about  fiYe  furlongs  (196Z.  lis.) 

Mr  A.  Benholm's  Esher,  by  Claremont,  Sst  2tb  G.  Barrett  1 
Mr  G.  ClcYeland's  Wild  Notes,  78t  ISft  -  S.  Loates  2 
Mr  I.  Bate's  Joyous,  Sst  5ft  -  -  A.  White  3 

Mr  W.  Amull's  Taddington  Lass,  Sst  2ft  J.  Woodbum  - 
Mr  Bleackley's  CandaYia,  8st2ft    -  -T.Connor  - 

Mr  M.  DawBon'fl  Capella,  8st2ft  •    ^       J.  Day  - 


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Mr  W.  Qardiier*6  Kinchia  Janga,  8rt6Ss  >  Snowden  - 
Mr  J.  Nig^tingall'e  Daodcmald,  8rt^  •  A.  Nightingall  - 
Hr  T.  Stevens's  Seif  Heitp,  7al;  1  ll^  -  -  C.  Loates  - 

Mr  B.  Vyner's  Girdle,  Set  2lb  -  -  -  Piatt  - 

1  a  to  8  on  £&her,  10  to  1  each  agst  Self  Help  a^d  Joyous, 

100  to  6  each  agst  Kinchin  Jnnga  and  Capella,  and 
20  to  1  afcst  Dundonald.  Won  by  two  lengths,  a  length 
and  a  half  between  the  second  and  third;  Self  Help 
bolted,  and  took  no  part  in  the  race. 

Wbdkbsdat.— The  Bestwood  Pafk  Handicap  of  fOO  aov. 
by  sabscriptiQii  of  5gB  each,  3  ft.  with  141/.  4a.  added;  win- 
ners extra;  five  furlongs  (17  svAm>^200l.) 
Mr  G.  Cleveland's  Exquisite,  by  Exminstery  3  yrs, 

6st  7Ib-  -  -  -  E.  Martin  1 

Mr  Abington's  Arbaces,  4  yrs,  8st  1  lib  (in.  lOlb  ex. )  Archer  2 
Mr  R.  C.  Vyner's  Fabiola,  4  yrs,  Sst  3lb-  J.  Woodburn  3 
Mr  W.  H.  Manser's  Canvass  Back,  6  yrs,  7st  5 lb 

(car.  7st  6lb)     -  .  .  S.  Loates  - 

Ld  Cawdor's  Merievia,  3  yrs,  7st  2lt  -   F.  Barrett  - 

7  to  4  on  Arbaces,  7  to  2  agst  Fabiola,  10  to  1  each  agst 
Exquisite  and  Menevia,  and  16  to  1  agst  Canvass  Back. 
Won  by  a  neck,  the  same  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Bobin  Hood  Cup  (handicap)  of  1$0  sov.,  by  subicrip- 
tion  of  3g8  each,  with  12U.  13«.  addedi  one  mile  (10  subi. — 
160/.) 

Mr  R.  Feck's  Foste  Bestante,  by  Sterling,  aged, 
lOst-  ....  Archer  0 

Baton  de  Hirsch's  GHmmer,  by  Hampton,  3  yrs, 
8Bt9B$  -  -  -  -Snowden  0 

41  to  8  on  Poste  Bestante.   A  dead  heat.*-The  stakes  were 
divided. 

The  Elvaston  Ctstle  SelHng  Plate  of  lOOgs;  the  winner 
to  be  sold  by  auction  for  60  sov.;  entrance  Sgs;  five  furlongs 
(101/.  17*.) 

Mr  T.  Green's  Rout,  by  Carnival,  6  yrs,  lOst  6lb  Snowden  1 
Mr  A.  Cooper's  Diamond,  4  yrs,  lOst  6ft>  -  Archer  2 
Mr  B.  Howett's  St  Geuovieve,  3  yrs,  9st  41b  S.  Loates  3 
Mr  G.  E.  Paget's  Buffoon,  2  yrs,  78t  21b  -  Bromfield  - 
Mr  R.  Williamson's  b.  f.  by  Standard,  out  of 

Marionette,  2  yrs,  6st  13ft)         -  -F.  Barrett  - 

Mr  C.  J.  Merry's  br.  c.  by  Pellegrino^  out  of  Nanny 

Thormanby,  3  yrs,  9st  2!b         -  -    A.  Giles  - 

Mr  Chapman's  Candahar  II,  aged,  lOst      J.  W.  Skelton  - 
Mr  T.  Ludlow's  ch.  f.  by  Martyrdom,  out  of  Pro- 
duce, 3  yrs,  8st  13lb         -  -  -Sharpe  - 
Mr  G.  O.  Brewster's  Borough  Member  (late  Boland), 

2  yrs,  est  131b  (60/.)      '    -  B.Martin  - 


Digitized  by 


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RACING  CALENDAR, 


2  to  1  agst  Diamond,  100  to  30  agst  Rout,  7  to  2  a|cst 
the  Nanny  Thormanby  colt,  and  20  to  1  each  agst  St 
Qenoyieve  and  the  Marionette  filly.  Won  easily  by  a 
length,  a  bad  third. 

The  Rufford  Abbey  Plate  (handicap)  of  200  boy.  by  sub- 
scription of  5g8  each,  3  ft  with  98/.  38,  added ;  a  mile  (32 
subs.— 200?.) 

Mr  Abington's  Lyric,  by  Thunderbolt,  aged,  lOgt  owner  1 
Mr  J.  Hammond's  Strathblane,  aged,  lOst  121b     Webb  2 
Mr  W.  Sanderson's  Cliftoniao,  4  yrs,  98t  2tb     Snowden  3 
11  to  4  on  Strathblane,  5  to  1  agst  CUftonian,  and  6  to  I 
agst  Lyric.   Won  by  three  lengths,  a  length  and  a  half 
between  the  second  and  third. 

The  other  races  at  this  meeting  were  under  the  Grand 
National  Hunt  Rules — see  Steeple  Chase  Volume. 

KEMPTON  PARK  April  Meeting, 

[at  sunburt.] 
Monday,  April  the  6th. — The  Kempton  Park  Trial  Han- 
dicap of  5  SOY.  each,  with  200  soy.  added;  the  second  receiYed 
20  SOY.  out  of  the  stakes;  entrance  dgs;  one  mile  (9  subs. — 
2I6Z.  17«.) 

Mr  J.  DoYer's  Warspite,  by  Uncas,  3  yrs,  78t  1 21b  Wilkins  1 
JA  Rcndlesham's  Speclded  Gold,  3  yrs,  7st  7%  Rawlinson  2 
Mr  K.  Peck's  Poste  Restante,  aged,  dst  I2lb        Archer  3 
Mr  .T.  Gretton's  Cintra,  3  yrs,  Sst  2BJ         W.  Williams  - 
Mr  W.  S.  Menzies's  Flattery,  4  yrs,  7st  6lb      S.  Loates  - 
Mr  Mainley's  Beenham,  3  yrs,  7st  41b         -      Higham  - 
75  to  40  agst  Flattery,  2  to  1  agst  Poste  Restante,  6  to  1 
agst  Speckled  Gold,  8  to  1  agst  Warspite,  10  to  I  agat 
Beenham,  and  20  to  1  agst  Gintra.   Won  by  half  a 
length,  a  bad  third. 

The  Garrick  Two  yrs  old  Selling  Plate  of  lOOgs;  the 
winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  soy.,  if  for  80  soy.  al* 
lowed  6lb;  entrance  Sgs;  Ayc  furlongs  (lOH.  17*.} 
Mr  J.  Greenwood's  b.  c.  by  Cyprus,  out  of  Fury, 

Sst  9lb  (SOI.)         "  -  -         Morgan  I 

Mr  W.  South's  b.  f.  by  Clanronald,  out  of  Consort, 

Sst  6fi>  (80^)        -  .  -  Luke  2 

Mr  W.  M.  Redfem's  Little  Jim,  Sst  9lb  (80?.)-  S.  Loates  3 
Mr  T.  StCYcns's  Strong  Stream,  Sst  9lb  (801.)  C.  Loates  - 
Mr  J.  Nightingall's  Geranium,  Sst  6tb  (80/.)  W.Nightingall  - 
Mr  C.  Archer's  Peregrination,  Sst  61b— car.  Sst  9BJ 

(80/.)  -  -  -  F.Archer  - 

Mr  G.  ClcYcland's  bl.  f.  by  Cymbal,  out  of  Peeress, 

Sst  6lb  (SO/.)  -  -  -  -  C.  Wood  - 


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5  to  2  agst  Peregrination,  9  to  2  agst  the  Vnry  colt,  5  to  1 
agst  Geraniaaiy  and  6  to  1  each  agst  the  Peeress  filly. 
Little  Jim,  and  Strong  Stream.  Won  by  a  head,  a  neck 
between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Eempton  Park  Easter  Handicap  Plate  of  500 soy.;  the 
second  receiTed  SO  sov.  oat  of  the  plate,  and  the  third  sayed 
his  entrance;  entrance  5g8;  five  farlongs,  on  the  New  Course 
(464^.  15*0 

^  R.  Stewart's  Pireball,  by  Thunderbolt,  4  yrs, 

6st4lb         -  -  -  -    Eickaby  1 

Mr  J.  Gretton's  Ptolemy,  3  yrs,  Sst  7lb  (car.  Sst  9lb)  Archer  2 
Mr  Cumberland's  Albert  Melville,  4  yrs,  Tst  3%  F.  Barrett  S 
Mr  G.  Arden's  Glen  Albyn,  aged,  98t  7Ib  C.  Loates  - 
Mr  R.  Crest's  Leeds,  6  yrs,  98t  2m  -  -     Morrell  - 

Mr  R.  Carington's  Bedouin,  4  yrs,  Sst  12lb     G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  Jno.  Barnard's  Antler,  6  yrs,  Sst  4]b       -   C.  Wood  - 
Mr  Smithwick's  Sir  Hugh,  4  yrs,  7st  6lb  -        S.  Loates  - 
Mr  T.  Stevens's  Country  Boy,  8  yrs,  7st  2fl5   -     Gallon  - 
Mr  Douglas  Baird's  Offspring,  4  yrs,  6st  12lb       •  Luke  - 
Mr  R.  A.  Oswald's  Campanile,  4  yrs,  Gst  101b  E.  Martin  - 
Col.  Heyward's  Ordoviz,  4  yrs,  68t  71b   -         Higham  - 
Baron  de  Rothschild's  Aveline,  3  yrs,  6st       Tomlisson  - 
100  to  30  agst  Ptolemy,  86  to  20  agst  Bedouin,  7  to  1  agst 
Glen  Albyn,  100  to  14  agst  Aveline,  8  to  1  agst  Antler, 
100  to  12  agst  Campanile,  100  to  9  agst  Leeds,  100  to  7 
each  agst  Sir  Hngh,  and  Offspring,  20  to  1  agst  Albert 
Melville,  100  to  80  each  agst  Fireball  and  Ordoviz, 
and  100  to  1  agst  Country  Boy.   Won  bv  half  a  length, 
three-quarters  of  a  length  between  the  second  and 
third. 

The  Kempton  Park  April  Two  yrs  old  Stakes  of  5  soy.  each, 
with  200  SOY.  added;  horses  entered  to  be  sold  by  auction  for 
200  SOY.  allowed  70>,  if  for  100  sov.  14lb;  the  second  received 
20  sov.  out  of  the  stakes;  entrance  3g8;  five  furlongs,  on  the 
New  Course  (24  subs.— 2911. 17«.) 

Mr  Dongall's  Lyddington,  by  Boeicmcian,  9st  G.  Barrett  0 
Mr  C.  J.  Langlands's  Van  Ayr,  by  Van  Amburgh, 

7st  lOlb(l00Z.)  ...  Bawlinsoa  0 
Mr  M.  Dawson's  Capella,  88t  7lb  (car.  8st  9%)  Archer  S 
Ld  Alington's  b.  f .  by  Cyprus,  out  of  Emma  Mel- 

bourne,  7st  7lb  (1001.)     -  -  Litherland 

Mr  G.  ClcYeland's  Thomey,  7st  lOtb— car. 

7st  121b  (100/.)  -  -  -  C.Wood  - 

Mr  J.  Dawson's  Tib,  78t  111b  (lOOi.)  -  Evans  - 
Mr  W.  Gardner's  Sandpiper,  7st  101b  (100».)    S.  Loates  - 


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Mr  L.  C.  Headiy's  Tife-bit,  7st  lim  (100^)  -  MoireU  - 
Mr  A.  Ti^lor*8  Stoarfield,  8st  7%      -  -  Wilton  - 

100  to  ao  agst  Capella,  4  to  1  agst  Thoniey,  7  to  1  each 
agst  Lyddington  and  the  Emma  Melbourne  filly,  and 
8  to  1  agst  Van  Ayr.  A  dead  heat,  third  beaten  three- 
qnaTten  of  a  length.  The  stakee  were  divided.^ Van 
Ayr  was  bonght  in  for  160gB. 

The  Snnbury  Cnp  of  150  bov.  ;  the  winner  to  be  sold  for 
250  80V.,  if  for  100  sov.  allowed  14lb;  entrance  free  for 
horses  the  property  of  ten-gninea  Members  of  the  Kempton 
Park  Club,  Sgs  for  others;  five  furlongs,  on  the  New  C<^rse 
(less  than  1502.) 

MrB.  Peck's  MacAlpine,  by  Macgregor,  6  yrs, 

8fit  7lb— car.  88t  9&  (1002.)      -  -       Archer  1 

Mr  J.  Dashwood's  Eve  (late  Eldest  Miss), 

5  yrs.  8st  7m  (lOOZ.)  -  -         W.  Nightmgall  2 

Mr T.  Stevens,  jun.'s  Rapier, 4yrs, Bst  4lb  (lOOi.)  C.  Loatos  3 
Mr  Mainley*s  Beenham,  3  yrs,  7st  9lb  (1002.)  Higham  4 
Mr  W.  Gardner's  Spring  Gaitlen,  3  tts,  7st  6ll5 

(lOOZ.)      -  -  -  S.  Loates  5 

9  to  4  on  MacAlpine,  6  to  1  agst  Eve,  8  to  1  agst 
Rapier,  and  10  to  1  agst  Spring  Garden.  Won  by  a 
length  and  a  half,  three-quarters  of  a  length  between 
the  second  and  thisd. — The  wioaer  was  bought  in  for 
260g8. 

The  Wolsey  Mid-weight  Handicap .  of  6  sot.  each  for 
starters,  with  118Z.  3*.  added;  the  second  received  20  sov. 
cut  of  the  race;  entrance  3gs;  one  mile  and  a  quarter  (2  subs. 
—1002.) 

Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Flexible,  by  Albert  Victor,  or 

Alvarez,  4  yrs,  8st  6lb      -  -  C.  Loates  1 

Mr  T.  Stevens's  EUa,  4  yra,  78t  7Ih  -    S.  Iioatas  2 

6  to  4  on  Ella.   Won  by  three  lengths. 

There  was  also  a  hurdle  raoe--^  Steeple  Chase  VoIobm. 

FOUR  OAKS  PARK  CBirminqham)  Easter 
Meeting. 

MoMDAT,  April  the  6th.— The  Aldridge  Plate  of  lOOgs, 
for  jJl  ages;  the  wi&ner  to  be  s^  by  auction  for  100  aov.,  it 
for  50  sov.  allowed  14!b;  eatrance  Sgs;  five  farlongs,  straight 
<101i.  17^.) 

Mr  A.  Cooper's  Diamond,  by  Gremome,  4  yrs, 
But  7m  (50Z.)-  -  -  -A.  Giles  1 

Mr  R.  Howett*fl  St  G«n<mevei  3  yrs,  6flt  etb 
iM.)        -  A.  Johneon  .2 


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Mr  J.  Lowe'0  ch.  c.  hj  Wisdom,  out  of  Ladj 

Wodock,  3  yiB,  Sst  91b  (50Z.)      -  Wainwrigfat  3 

Mr  W.  Blake's  Powder-monkey,  3  yn,  Sst  6lb 

(501)  -  -  -  -A.White  4 

Ifr  Chambers's  Enchantress,  3  yrs,  Sst  6I1> 

(501.)  .  .  .  F,  Rossiter  6 

3  to  1  on  Diamond,  7  to  1  agst  Powder-monkey,  and  10  to  1 
each  agst  St  Genoyieve  and  the  Lady  Wenlock  colt. 
Won  by  a  neck,  fonr  len^s  between  the  second  and 
third. — The  winner  was  bought  in  for  lOSgs. 

The  Paget  Handicap  of  lOOgs;  entrance  Sgs;  five  fnrlongs 
(low.  17«.) 

Ifr  T.  Leader's  Gwendraeth,  by  Moncaster,  3  yrs, 

GstSib-  ....  Batho  1 

Kr  E.  WeeTer's  Tonng  Hopef  al,  3  yrs,  6st  lOlb  J.  Galder  2 
Mr  R.  Jardine's  Lady  Jenny,  4  yrs,  78t  7lh  A.  Johnson  8 
Mr  D.  T.  Little's  Contrition,  4  yrs,  76t  2%  (car. 

Sit  31b)  -  -  -  -Howey  - 

Mr  H.  Wood's  Gay  dene,  6  yrs,  7st  13!b  (car. 

Sat  21b)  -  -  .  T.  Hill  - 

Mr  M.  Chapman's  Candahar  H,  aged,  78t  5lb  -  Alcock  - 
Mr  Townley-Parker's  Kerosene,  3  yrs,  78t  5lb  A.  White  - 
MrT.  Stevens's  The  Belle,  3  yrs,  7Bt  2%         T.  Dodd  - 

9  to  2  each  agst  Kerosene  and  Yomig  Hopef  nl,  5  to  1  each 
agst  Gaydene  and  The  Belle,  and  6  to  1  each  agst  Lady 
Jenny  and  Gwendiaetb.  Won  by  a  head,  a  length  be- 
tween the  second  and  third. 

The  lAdywood  Two  yrs  old  Plate  of  200  sor.  by  snbscrip- 
tion  of  5  SOT.  each,  2  ft.  if  declared  by  Pebmary  3rd.  with 
€4  sor.  added;  fire  fnrlongs  (33 sabs.  8  of  whom  paid  2  boy, 
each— 200Z.) 

Mr  H.  Hnngeiford's  Misfortune,  by  Springfield, 

Sst  nib-  ...        A.  Giks  1 

CoL  Porester's  Canny  Scot,  Sst      -  -P.Eossiter  2 

Mr  8.  Wilkinson's  Allegro,  Sst  U!b  -  Wainwright  3 
Mr  Jno.  Charltoo's  Harmony,  Sst  lllb  -      Batho  - 

Baron  de  Hirsch's  Galloper,  Sst  -      A.  Johnson  * 

Mr  T.  Stevens's  Impression,  98t     -  -  A.  White  - 

Mr  E.  Weeper's  Bay  a  Broom,  Sst  llJb  -  T.  Hill  - 

Mr  H.  Wood's  Rosary,  Sst  1  lib      -  T.  Osborne  - 

6  to  5  on  Misfovtone,  100  to  15  each  agst  Galloper  and 
Allegro,  7  to  1  agst  Bosary,  10  to  1  agst  Impressicm, 
and  100  to  8  agst  Canny  Scot.  Won  by  a  head,  half 
a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Juvenile  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  two  yrs  old;  the  wmner 
to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.,  if  for  60  sov.  allowed  7lb; 
entrance  8gsi  five  furlongs  (lOlU  178.) 

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Mr  T.  JenningB,  jan/s  Indignitj,  by  John  Day, 

88t  4tb  (502.)   -            -            -        Wainwright  1 

Ld  Grerille's  Reiteration,  Sat  4lb— car.8st7lb(50Z.)A.  Gues  2 
Mr  F.  W.  Jones's  Lady  of  the  Manor,  Sst  4fi> 

(60/.)  -  F.Rossiter  3 
Mr  W.  H.  P.  Jenkins's  bl.  f.  by  Sir  Bevys,  out  of 

Tifayac,  Sst  416  {501,)           -            -            Pugh  - 

Mr  O.  E.  Paget*s  Lauderdale,  8st  7n>  (502.)     -   T.  Hill  - 

Mr  T.  SteTens's  Rap,  Sst  425  (60Z.)  -  A.  White  - 
Mr  8.  Wilkinson's  b.  f.  by  Westbourne,  out  of 

Thalia,  Sst  4lb  (502.)          -            -     A.  Johnson  - 

5  to  2  agst  Rap,  4  to  1  agst  Indignity,  6  to  1  agst  the  Tisayac 

filly,  and  10  to  1  agst  the  Thalia  filly.  Won  by  a  length 
and  a  half,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and  thii^ 

The  Hollyhurst  Plate  of  150  soy.;  the  winner  to  be  sold  bj 
auction  for  200  soy.,  with  allowances  if  for  less;  entrance  Sgs; 
one  mile  (1462.  i7«.) 

Mr  J.  R.  Humphreys's  b.  h.  by  Pero  Gomez,  out 

of  Fleuriste,  5  yrs,  7st  13lb  (502.)  -    A.  White  1 

Mr  B.  Weever's  Young  Hopeful,  3  yrs,  78t  (50Z.)  J.Calder  2 

Mr  F.  Leleu's  Strike-a-Light,  4  yrs,  7st  9Bs 

(50/.)  -  -  -  -       A.  Johnson  3 

6  to  4  agst  Strike-a-Light,  and  2  to  1  each  agst  the  others. 

Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  a  length  between  the  second 
and  third. — The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  Evelyn  for  140gs. 

The  Easter  Handicap  of  5  sov.  each  for  starters,  with  lOO 
soy.  added;  entrance  3  soy.;  one  mile  (2  subs.— •102/.) 
Mr  Townley- Parker's  Pirate  of  Penssance,  by 

Prince  Charlie,  3  yrs,  7st  9lb  -        A.  White  1 

Mr  E.  Weeyer's  The  Countess,  3  yrs,  7st  8lb  -  J.  Calder  2 
90  to  40  on  Pirate  of  Penzance.   Won  by  a  length. 

NEWCASTLE   and   GOSFORTH  PARK 
Spring  Meeting. 

Monday,  April  the  6th. — The  Tyne  Handicap  Plate  of 
150g8;  entrance  3g8  ;  fi?e  furlongs,  straight  (154/.  7«.) 
Mr  Iledworth  Lambton's  Elsie  Marley,  by 

Speculum,  3  yrs,  6st  ISib           -         J.  Woodbnm  1 

Mr  J.  A.  Peel's  His  Lordship,  4  yrs,  78t  6lb   -  Chandley  2 

Mr  R.  Vyner's  Gloriosa,  3  yrs,  7st  7tb  -  Goodway  8 
Mr  J.  Caims's  Optain  Blue,  aged,  Sst  Sib     -     FagaS'  - 

Mr  J.  Drislane's  Jane  Shore,  4  yrs,  Sst  115   W.  Jackson  - 

Mr  W.  Walker's  Lively,  4  yrs,  Sst  -            -      Piatt  - 

Mr  R.  Rodlcy's  Wild  Mint,  6  yrs,  78t  9lb  -        F.  Lowe  - 

Mr  M.  Williamson's  Wilkie,  3*  yrs,  78t  6lb  Hardcastle  - 
Mr  P.  Buchanan's  Augusta  Victoria,  4  yrs, 

78t  2lb         -           .           -            Tomlinson  - 


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Kr  B.  Osborne's  Ladj  Ida,  8  yrs,  6st  8It>  -  Glover  - 

Mr  Bowes's  b.  f .  by  Mr  Winkle,  out  of  Skotzka, 


Marqnis  Talon's  King  Harry,  8  yr8,  Gst  lib  T.  Mullens  - 
3  to  1  agst  Elsie  Marley,  5  to  1  agst  Jane  Shore,  7  to  1 
each  agst  Gloriosa  and  Captain  Blue,  10  to  1  each  agst 
Lively  and  Augusta  Victoria,  and  100  to  8  each  agRtthe 
others.  Won  by  six  lengths,  three  lengths  between  the 
second  and  third. 

The  All-aged  Selling  Plate  of  100  soy.,  added  to  a  Sweep- 
stakes of  6  soy.  each;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for 
100  soy.,  if  for  50  soy.  allowed  71b ;  five  furlongs  (7  subs. — 
130/.) 

Mr  J.  Hope's  Willie  Sharpe,  by  Albert  Victor, 

3  yrs,  98t  2lb  (50Z.)      -  -  Tomlinson  1 

Ld  Durham's  Courtier,  5  yrs,  lOst  IflJ  (60Z.)  Weldon  2 
Mr  T.  Green's  Prime  Cheddar,3  yrs,  98t  Slti  (50/.)  Snowden  3 
Mr  Anderson's  Highland  Schottische,  8  yrs,  8st  13lb 


Mr  P.  Voase's  Old  Tom,  4  yrs,  98t  ISlb  (50/.)  Bruckshaw  - 
Mr  L.  Leyinson's  Lesser,  6  yrs,  lOst  lib  (50/.)   Dorretty  - 
Mr  R.  Rodley's  Floridor,  8  yrs,  9st  2lb  (60/.)     -  Watts  - 
5  to  4  agst  Prime  Cheddar,  3  to  1  agst  Courtier,  6  to  1  agst 
Willie  Sharpe,  and  7  to  1  agst  Floridor.   Won  by  three 
lengths,  a  head  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Gosforth  Park  Spring  Handicap  of  5  soy.  each,  1  ft. 
with  150  soy.  added;  the  second  saved  his  stake;  one  mile  (85 
subs.— 219Z.) 

Hr  W.  Sanderson's  Hambletonian,  by  Speculum, 

4  yrs,  6st  61b  -  -  -       Pinley  1 

MrT.  W.  Hornby's  Otaitsa,  3  yrs,  58t  12lb  -  Eoden  2 
Mr  B.  Vyner's  Alb,  3  yrs,  Bst  4lb  -  -  W.  Glover  3 

Mr  H.  Hall's  Fairminster,  5  yrs,  Tst  4lb  -  Noble  - 

Mr  B.  Clark's  Prince  Henry,  4  yrs,  7st  8lb  -  Tomlinson  - 
Mr  J.  Shepherd's  Merrimake,  6  yrs,  68t  lOlb 

(car.  6st  12n))   -  -  -     J.  Woodbnm  - 

Mr  H.  Mottet's  Merrimac,  5  yrs,  6st  1  lib  Good  way  - 
M  Durham's  Levanter,  4  yrs,  6st  8lb  -  Holly  - 
Mr  Bowes's  Noisy  Girl,  6  yrs,  6st  6fl5  -  G.  Woodbnm  - 
Mr  G.  W.  Wilson's  Lady  CecU,  4  yrs,  6st  fiK 

(cat.  est  6ft)      -  -  -         Chandley  - 

Major  A.  Maude's  Claverhouse,  4  yrs,  68t  4ft  (car.  ^ 

68t5ft)-  -  -  -        Hardcastle  - 

>  to  I  agst  Alb,  9  to  2  agst  Hambletonian,  8  to  1  each  agst 
Prince  Henry,  Merrimac,  and  Noisy  Girl,  and  10  to  1 
each  agst  Lady  Cecil  and  Otaitsa.  Won  by  a  length,  a 
kngth  and  a  half  between  the  second  and  third. 


3  jrs,  est  6lb 


-  G.  Woodburn 


Fagan 


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TlM  Gosforth  Park  Juvenile  Plate  of  300  9ov^  ior  two 
yrs  old ;  entrance  5  boy.  for  starters;  five  f ark)ngs  (3951.) 
Idx  C.  Perkins's  Tiiistle  Grove,  bj  Cremoim, 

8st4tti  -  -  -  -    FaguL  I 

Mr  ¥,  W.  Lambton*s  Ganymede,  8st  7ffi  -  Snowdeii  2 
Mr  J.  Pickers^'s  b.  f .  by  Pero  Gomez,  ost  o£ 

Bonny  May,  8st  41b  -  -  -    Tomlinson  3 

Mr  J.  W.  Lee's  Bagley  Green,  Bttt  7lb  •  WMoa  - 

Mr  R.  Gladstone's  b.  f.  by  Craig  Millax,  ont  of 

Tocher,  Sst  41b  -  -  -     P/att  - 

Even  on  Ganymede,  5  to  2  agst  the  Tocher  fiHy,  4  to  1  i^t 
TTiistle  Grove,  and  7  to  1  agst  Bagley  Green.  Won 
in  a  canter. 

The  High -weight  Selling  Handicap  of  IHO  sov.  added 
to  a  Sweepstakes  of  6  sov.  each,  2  ft.  to  the  fund;  the  win- 
ner to  be  sold  by  auction  for  50  sov.;  thiee-qoartero  of  a 
mile  (10  subs.— 1352.) 

Mr  A.  Gaont's  Caraethome,  by  Argyle,  &  jrs, 

8stl2tb  -  -  -  SnowdesL  1 

Mr  W.  Leach's  Anagon,  4  yrs,  Sst  Sib  -  Tomlinson  % 
MrKRodley'sKnightof  Athol,aged,  SstlOlb  Weldon  S 
Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Enigma,  6  yrs,  Sst  Sib  -  Piatt  - 

Mr  J.  David's  Miss  Edith,  4  yrs,  Set  6lb  Dorretty  - 

Mr  T.  Hohnes's  Coralline,  3  yra,  7st  7fl5      J.  Woodbncn  - 
5  to  2  agst  Carsethorne,  3  to  1  agst  Knight  of  Aihol, 
4  to  1  agst  Coralline,  and  6  to  1  agst  Arragon.   Won  by 
three  lengths,  four  lengl^  between  ihd  second  and  Aird. 
— The  winner  was  bought  in  for  55gs^ 

The  Bentinck  Stakes  of  5  sov.  each,  I  ft.  with  150  soy. 
added,  for  three  yrs  old;  the  second  saved  his  stake;  one 
mile  (2S  subs.— 184Z.) 

Mr  A.  Brisco's  Gannet,  byUncaa,  9st5!b  -  Watts  1 
Mr  R.  Vyner's  Stone  Clink,  98t5lb  -  J.  Qahorne  J8 
Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Explosion,  Sst  5lb  -       Pktt  3 

Mr  C.  Perkins's  Glyndon,  9st  3Tb  -  Fagan  « 

2  to  1  on  Gannet,  4  to  1  agst  Stone  Clink,  5  to  1  aget 
Qlyndon,  and  100  to  8  agst  Explosion.  Won  by  a  sbott 
head,  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 

TuESDAT.— The  Meldon  HigVwdght  Haadicap  PktB  9f 
150gs;  entrance  Sgs;  one  mile  (1542.  U.) 
Mr  J.  Pickersgill's  ch.  g.  by  Salvator,  ont  of 

Peffar,5yr8,9rt2ft  -  -     J.Oebonw  J 

La  Dorham's  b.  c.  by  Adventurer,  ont  of  Irma, 

4yn,  9st-  -  -  -        Weldon  fi. 

Mr  J.  Hope's  Lady  Lothian,  3  yrs,  7Bt  4»flS  TcxnUneon  3 
Mr  W.  Sadler's  Incendiary,  aged,  9st  I2lb  Soowite  - 
Mr  H.  W.  Coca's  AuMOiffe,  4  yx^,9et  lift  Brackihaw  - 


Digitized  by 


NEWCASTLE  Sprivo  Meeting.  28 


Mr  J.  Sfaeplierd'B  Sir  Jbneph,  aged,  8«t  8lh  Heartfield  - 
Mr  A.  Qannt's  Prince  Rtxpert,  3  yw,  8st  4lb  J.  Woodbum  - 
Mr  R.  Vyner's  Alb,  3  yrs,  8rt  2lb  -  -Ptett  - 

Majw  A.  Mande*8  Argent,  9  yra,  Set  2lb  G.  Woodbarn  - 
Mr  J.  €V>ateB'8  Naaman,  3  yn,  7st  ISOl   -  Tsffxa  - 

Mr  T.  W.  Hornby's  OteitaB,  8  yrs,  7at  81b      -  Chandley  - 
3  to  1  agst  Alb,  4to  1  agst  tiiie  Imia eoH,  6  to  1  tig^U^ 
lioihian,  7  to  1  each       Incendiary  aikd  Prioee  Bapeit, 
8  to  I  each  agst  Amcliffe  and  the  Peffar  geldii^,  and  10 
to  1  agat  OtaUsa.   Won  bya  head,  two  ka^tha  between 
the  second  and  third. 
The  JuTenile  Selling  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  two  yrs  old;  the 
winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sot.,  if  for  60  ao¥^.  aUowed 
7ft;  eatranoe  3  sot.;  fiye  furlongs  (\€ftl,) 
lid  Durham's  b.  f ,  by  Mekon,  oat  of  Friroloiis, 

8st4n>(50;.)  -  -  .     W^doQ  1 

Capt.  Waidle's  Oiftmi  legs,  8st  4ft  {50f.)  -  Fagaa  S 

Mr  R.  Vyaer's  Girdle,  88t  4B5  (50^.)  -         Piatt  3 

Mr  W.  Bnngay^  Kathleen,  Set  4lt  (802.)  Tomlinsoa 
Mr  C.  Land's  Boreas,  88t7tb  (502.)  *  Brackshaiw  - 

9  to  4  agst  Kathleen,  8  to  I  each  agst  Clifton  logs  aod  the 
FrlToloas  fflly,  and  to  1  agst  Girdle.  Won  by  two 
lengths,  four  lengths  between  the  second  and  thud.— 
The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  W.  Saadersoa  for  l^Oga. 

The  Newcastle  Spring  Handicap  of  5  sov.  each,  1  ft.  witli 
150  SOY.  added;  the  second  saved  his  stake;  about  one  mile 
and  a  quarter  (30  8ubs.-«198Z.) 
Mr  McCann's  Boadicea,  by  King  Lud,  6  yrs, 

est  8ft  (car.  6st  191b)      -  -  Goodway  1 

Ld  Durham's  TiOranter,  4  yrs,  6st  9ft       -  IIo41y  9 

Mr  E.  Hunter's  Nerida,  aged,  78t  7ft  -  Tomtieeoa  3 
Mr  H.  Hall's  Tita,  aged,  8st      -  -         F»gan  - 

Mr  R.  Gladstone's  Dowry,  5  yrs,  78t  Uft  -  Plait  - 
Mr  Bowes's  Noisy  Girl,  5  yrs,  6st  6ft  -G.  Woodbum  - 
Mr  B.  Vyaer's  Gloriosa,  S  yn,  €st  4ft  -  -  do? er 

9  to  4  agst  Nerida,  5  to  S  ag«t  Boadleea,  7  to  1  eeeh  agst 
Dowry  and  Gloriosa,  and  10  to  1  each  agst  tiie  others. 
Won  in  a  canter  by  a  length  aad  a  half,  a  bad  third. 

The  Selling  Handicap  Plate  of  10QgS4  the  winner  to  be 
sold  by  auction  for  50  sov.;  entrance  3  so  v.;  one  mile  (102Z.) 
Mr  T.  Green's  Prime  Cheddar,  by  Prince 

Charlie,  3  yrs,  7st  7ft      -  -      J.  Woodbum  1 

Mr  C.  Home  Purves's  Queen  Ann,  3  yrs,  7st  Goodway  2 
Ld  Diufaam's  Courtier,  5  yrs,  8st  I2ft-  >  Weldon  3 

Mr  A.  Gauirt's  Carsethome,  5  yrs,  9st  5ft  -  Snowden  « 
Mr  R.  Rodley's  Knight  of  Athol,  aged,  8Bt  8ft  F.  Lew  « 


Digitized  by 


24  RACING  CALENDAR, 


Mr  David's  Dick  Swiyeller,  5  yrs,  Sst  4lb  -  Dorretfcj  - 
Mr  H.  Hall's  Tentergate,  aged,  8st  lib  -  Fagan  - 

2  to  1  agst  Prime  Cheddar,  S  to  1  agst  Tentergate,  and 
5  to  1  agst  Carsethome.  Won  bj  a  length,  three  lengths 
between  the  second  and  third;  Dick  Swiveller  was  left 
at  the  post. — The  winner  was  bonght  in  for  200g8. 

The  Killingworth  Stakes  of  6  sot.  each  for  starters,  with 
160  SOY.  added,  for  twoyrs  old ;  entrance  3  soy.  for  acceptors; 
fiYe  furlongs  (6  snbs. — 172Z.) 

Mr  R.  Gladstone's  b.  f.by  Craig  Millar,  ont  of  Tocher, 

8st4fl5      -  -  -  -  Piatt  I 

Mr  J.  Pickersgill's  b.  f .  by  Pero  Gomez,  out  of 

Bonny  May,  Sst  4ttJ  -  -  -   Tomlinson  2 

Mr  R.  Vyner's  Stone-deaf,  88t  4lb  -  J.  Woodbnm  3 
Mr  H.  W.  Cooper's  Wishing  Well,  Sst  4%  -  Brnckshaw  4 
Mr  Nellist's  Ayton,  Sst  41b  -  -  Weldon  - 

Mr  C.  Perkins's  b.  or  br.  c.  by  ChcTron,  out  of  Macca- 

ronea,  Sst  4lb   -  -  -  -  Fagan  - 

3  to  1  each  agst  the  Tocher  filly  and  the  Bonny  May  filly,  4 
to  1  agst  Wishing  Well,  5  to  1  each  agst  Ayton  and  the 
Maccaronea  colt,  and  10  to  1  agst  Stone-deaf.  Won  by 
a  head,  a  length  and  a  half  between  the  second  and 
third,  and  a  head  between  the  third  and  fourth. 

There  was  also  a  hunters'  race  on  tliis  day — gee  Steeple 
Chase  Yolnme. 

LEWES  SPRma  Meeting. 

TuBSDAT,  April  the  7th.— The  Castle  Plate  of  103  soy.  for 
all  ages;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  soy.,  if  for 
50  SOY.  allowed  7tb;  entrance  3  soy.;  T.T.C.,  five  furlongs 
and  a  few  yards  (lOOZ.) 

Mr  H.  Heasman's  Libation,  by  Cremome,  6  yrs,  98t  2lb 

(501)  -  -  -  A.Giles  1 

Mr  A.  Cooper's  Diamond,  4  yrs,  9st  6lb  (60Z.)  Archer  2 
Bir  W.  Burton's  Aromatic,  3  yrs,  Sst  4tt>(50;.)  C.Wood  3 
Mr  S.  Woodland's  Leo,  4  yrs,  9st  2m  (502.)  J.  Woodland  4 
Mr  W.  Downes's  Rebeck,  3  yrs,  Sst  lllb---car. 

Sst  121b  0001)  -  -  -  A.  Rolt  6 

5  to  4  agst  Libation,  7  to  4  agst  Diamond,  and  4  to  1  agst 
Aromatic.  Won  by  four  lengths,  half  a  length  between 
the  second  and  third. — The  winner  was  bonght  in  for 
ISOgs. 

The  Two  yrs  old  Plate  of  lOOgs;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by 
Auction  for  500  soy.,  if  for  200  boy.  allowed  7lb;  entrance 
3gs;  T.Y.C.  (10H.17*.) 


Digitized  by 


LEWES  Sfrikq  Mebtihg.  25 

Mr  Lofem'B  Belgiude,  by  Wenlock,  Sst  I  lib 

(600Z.)  ....  Cannoii  1 
Kr  W.  Burton's  b.  f .  by  Bagler,  out  of  Alice  Lee, 

86t41b(200Z.>  -  -  -CLoates  2 

Mr  A.  W.  Merry's  br.f.  by  Hermit,  oat  of  Sylva, 

88tllIb(500Z.)  -  -  -    Archer  3 

Mr  6.  Lambert's  Anmdel,  9Bt  (500Z.)  -  J.  Goater  4 
Mr  T.  S.  Starkey's  Waresley,  Sst  7flJ  (200/.)  -  A.  Giles  5 
6  to  4  agst  Belgrade,  9  to  4  agst  the  Sylva  filly,  9  to  2  agst 
the  Alice  Lee  filly,  7  to  1  agst  Arandel,  and  20  to  1  agst 
Waresley.  Won  by  three-quarters  of  a  length,  a  lengtJi 
between  the  second  and  third. — The  winner  was  sold  to 
Mr  Barton  for  600g8. 

The  Southdown  Club  Open  Welter  Handicap  of  200  sov.; 
ridden  by  Members  of  the  Club,  those  who  had  never  ridden 
a  winner  under  titie  Bides  of  Bacing  allowed  5lbj  the  second 
recdved  20  soy.  out  of  the  plate;  entrance  free  for  Members 
of  the  Club,  2  soy.  for  others;  one  mile  and  a  quarter  (1802.) 
Mr  Sussex's  The  Poacher,  by  The  Preacher, 

3  yrs,  lOst  2%      -  -  -    Mr  C.  Beard  1 

Mr  H.  Hungerford's  Preferment,  5  yrs, 

lOst  9lb  (car.  lOst  12lb)  -  Mr  Geo.  Lambton  2 
Col.  Cave's  Buckland,  3  yrs,  9st  9Ib  -  Capt.  W.  B.  Morris  3 
Mr  S.  Savage's  Adanapaar,  5  yrs,  128t  7lb  Mr  H.  Owen  - 
Mr  G.  Arden's  Westgate,  6  yrs,  list  2lb  Mr  A.  (>>ventry  - 
Mr  J.  Jones's  O)ndor  n,  aged,  lOst  6lb— 

incL  51b  allce  (car.  lOst  71b)  -  Sir  C.  de  Crespigny  - 
Mr  W.  Bevill's  Granmiarian,  3  yrs,  10st2lb  >owner  - 
Mr  A.  Wilson's  Hugh  Arthur,  3  yrs,  9st  71b 

(car.  lOst)     -  -  -      Mr  E.  M.  Owen  - 

Mr  B.  G.  Broad  wood's  Brouillard,  4  yrs,  9st  13lb   owner  - 

9  to  4  agst  The  Poacher,  100  to  30  agst  Preferment,  100  to 
14  agst  Westgate,  10  to  1  each  agst  Buckland  and  Brouil- 
lard, and  100  to  8  each  agst  Hugh  Arthur,  Adanapaar, 
and  Condor  II.  Won  by  five  lengths. 

The  Abergavenny  Stakes  of  300  sov.,  by  subscription  of 
^  BOY.  each    struck  out  by  March  3rd,  or  8  sov.  for  accep- 
tcwB,  with  76  sov.  added,  for  two  yrs  old;  T.Y.C.  (39  subs. 
16  of  whom  paid  3  sov,  each — 3002.) 
MiLefevre'sLucby  Trent,9st       -  -C.Wood  1 

Mr  W.  Gardner's  Aiga,  98t      -  -      S.  Loates  2 

Mr  Leopold  de  Bothschild's  Beaver,  9st  -  Cannon  3 

Mr  Childwick's  Parsimony,  9st  -  -        Archer  - 

Mr  G.  aeveland's  Bashful.  8st  Ulb  -  G.  Barrett  - 

Mr  £.  c.  Godfrey's  Montreal,  9st  -     J.  Goater  - 

Mr  H.  Heasman's  b.  c.  by  Bosicrucian— Pitteri,  9stA.Gile8  - 

Vol.  CXin.  B 


Digitized  by 


26  RAGING  GALBITDAB, 

Mr  H.  W.  Kingsbury's  Will  o*th«  WiUfr,  98*  T,  Btirrett  - 
Mr  B.  C  Starkey*8  Pomme  de  Terre,  9st  -  Euke  -  - 
Mr  T.  Sterens's  Self-Help,  Sst  lift  -  F.  Sbarpe  - 
Mr  G.  Tonng's  Romany,  88t  lllb      -  A.White  - 

II  to  4  agst  the  Fitter!  colt,  9  to  2  agst  Arga,  5  to  l  eaeli 
agst  Parsimony  and  Lnc,  100  to  6  each  agst  Self -Rfelp 
and  Will  o'the  Wisp,  and  20  to  I  each  agst  the  othem« 
Won  by  a  length,- a  head  between  the  seeond  and  third*. 

The  Lewes  Spring  Handicap  of  6  sov.  e«Qh  for  starters, 
with  1 60  added  (  the  second  reeelYed  20  so¥.  out  ol  the  oteLkes  $ 
entrance  3g8;  one  mile  (5  8iiba-^1462.  17si) 
C^pt.  Wardle's  Merry  Duchess,  by  SpeenfcuB, 

8  yrs,.7fit  9lb      -  -  *         S*  LoateSt  1 

Mr  S.  Beard's  Songstress,  a  yis,  Tst  ^     Eigham  2 

Mr  G.  Lambert's  Marlborough}  3  yrs,  7Bt  5Tb  (car. 

7st  61b")     -  -  -  -      Morrell  S 

Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Hentland,  4  yrs,  8st  41b         C.  Loates  4 
Mr  S.  Woodland's  Hopkinson,  5  yrs,  8st  4Ib  J. Woodland  5 
11  to  8  on  Hentlaud,  4  to  1  each  agst  Merry  Duchess  and 
Songstress,  10  to  1  agst  Marlborough,. aod  100  to  S  agat 
Hopkinson.   Won  by  tbree-quarters  of  a  length,  a  bad 
third. 

There  wm  also  a  hunters^  race  on  this  dtLj-^e  Steeple 
Chase  Volomfiu 

WBDNiESDAT.^The  Laudport  Plate  of  200  sov.  for  two  yrs 
old ;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction,  with  its  engagements 
under  Lord  Exeter's  conditions,  for  500  soy.,  if  for  200  sov. 
allowed  8ffi;  entrance  5  sov.  for  acceptors;  T.Y.C.  (195Z.) 
Mr  B.  Crest's  Hold-hard,  by  The  Miser,  8st  3lb 

(200Z.)    -  -  -  -        C.Wood  1 

Mr  Dougall*s  Lyddington,  9st  (500Z.)-  G.  Barrett  2 

Mr  G.  Qeveland's  Wild  Notes,  8st  3lb  (200L)  S.  Loates  3 
Mr  W.  Kennedy's  Parabola,  8st  3T15  (200Z.)  E.  Marthi  - 
Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  Chartreuse,  8st  11  lb 

(600i.)        -  -  -  .  Cannon'  - 

Mr  T.  S.  Starkey's  Clothtof*-Gold>  8st  3ft-*«an 

88t  61b  (200/.)-  -  -  A.  GUes  - 

Mr  T.  Stevens's  Self-Help,  Sat  31^  (2002.)-  F.  Sharpe  - 
6  to  6  on  Hold-hard,  100  to  30  agst  Chartreuse,  10  to  I 
agst  Lyddington,  100  to  7  agst  Cloth*Qf-Gold,  20  to  1 
agst  WUd  Notes,  and  1 00  to  3  agai  Self -Help.  Woo  bj 
a  neck,  a  bad  third. — ^The  winiier  was  bought  in  for 
dOOgs. 

The  Ashcombe  Handicap  of  200  sov.;  entrance  Oeov.  for 
starters;  T.T.C.  (194/.) 


Digitized  by 


LEWES  imtm  Mm^in^.  27 

Mr  H.  W.  Kingsbiny's  Fedora,  by^  Lowlander, 

5  yis,  6st  m  (caR  6st  lOlt)  -  -  A.  WWtfe  I. 
Mr  B.  Peck's  Gloucestw,  5  yrs,  88t  Tift  -  C.  Wood  2 
lir  J.  Dashwood's  Eve  (late  Eldest  Miss),  5  yn, 

7BtBlb  '  -  '  -        Rawlinson  3 

Mr  A.  Wilson's  Hugh  Arthur,  3  68t  7Tb  Tomlissoa  4 
Gen.  Randblph's  Keal  Grit,  6  jT8,.78t     -  Lak«  - 

Mr  6.  Lambert's  Clarence,  3  jts,  Gst  lOItlt  -  S.  Martin  - 
MrPortridge's  Forest  Maid,4yrs,6st  71b  (car.6st  8lb)  Axtell  - 
Mr  K  C.  Starkey's  Gamin,  3  yrs,  6st.  7%  (car. 

6st8lb)       -  -  -  -  F.  Batrttt  - 

Mr  A.  B:  Sadler's  Sama,  3  yrs,  6st  7Tb'  -  Rickaby  - 

6  to  4  agst  Gloncester,  5  to  I  agsl  Sama,  11  to  2  ag«t 
Ere,  100  to  12  agst  GlEimitt,  100  to  7  each  agfiti  Fedora 
and  Claretice,  20  to  1  each  sig^t  Rtol'  Grit  and  Hhfl^h 
Arthur,  and  66  to'  1  agsfr  Forest  Mkld.  Won  by  half  a 
length,  a  length  between  the  second  and  third,  and  a  head 
between  the  third  and  :fonrttt. 

The  Southdown  Club  Open  Long  Welter  of  150  spy.;  ther 
winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  150  sov.,  ■  the  second  reoeived 
two-thirds,  and  the  third  one^third  of  the  surplus;  entrance 
free;  two  miles  (150/.) 
Mr  H.  Heasman's  Page,  by  Altyre,  4  yts, 

12at7lb      -  -  -  Mr  a  Beard'  1. 

Mr  JodreirgStBemard,4yr8,12tt  7lb   Mr  E.  M*.  Owen.  2 
11  to  8  on  Fage.   Won  by  a  headJ— The  winner  was 
bonght  in  for  155gs.. 

The  Mile  Selling  Race  of  103  sot.;  the  winner  to  be  sold 
by  auction  for  200  sov.,  with  allowances  it  for  leas;  entranije 
3  807.;  one  mile  (1002.) 

MrF.  R.  Hunt's  Helicon,  by  Cardinal  York,, 

aged,  Ssteft  (SO/.*)      -  -  -  S.  Loat6s  1 

Mr  H.  Heasman's  Libation,  6  yrs,  8St  SIK— car. 

88t5lb(502.)-  -  -  -   A.  Giles  2 

Mr  S.  Woodland's  Rlect3rio  Lights  S  fjea)  Ostvsib 

—car.  6st  lOlb  {501.)     -  -  -  A.  White  3 

Mr  Gottachalk's  01ipp«r>  3  yr«,  mm  (dOl.)  £c  Martin  4 
Mr  W.  GUbert's  GenervB.  4  yrcr,  7st  IStb  (50/.)  -  C.  LoatM  5 
Major Hanrey  Spiller's  Veliadrii,  3  yt-sj  7i8tidn--K^n 

7st9lb(200/.)  -  -  -FlSbarpe 

13  to  8  agsfe  Iibatiod».  9  to  4^  agst>  BeU(M>n|.  6  to  1  agfl.' 
Gtneya,  10  to  1  each  agst  Electrio  Xtigjtit'  and  Clipper, 
and  20  to  1  agst  Yelindm.  W^O'  by •  tMrO  lengths,  a.  bad/ 
third.— The  ^wier  wa»  scdd  to  Mr  Gottsahalk  for  25Og0l 

The  Jiit^il^  Plate  of  103  soy.  forWojn  old^  thewinner 
to  be  sold  by  auet&^n  ftnr  teO  sw.,  if*  fou  50  sot.  allowed  71fe^ 
oitrtBW  aswTj-;  T.Y.C.  (noo/.) 


Digitized  by 


28  BACING  CALENDAR, 

Mr  B.  Crest's  Festiye,  by  See  Saw,  Sst  4Ib 

(50Z.)      ...  -      C.Wood  1 

Mr  G.  Cleyeland's  Margherita,  8at  4n>  (50;.)  G.  Barrett  2 
Mr  J.  Nightingall's  Dondonald^  8st  7Tb 

{501)      -  -  -  W.  Nightingall  3 

Mr  G.  Yonng's  Bomany^  8st  49)— car.  Sst  5tb 

(60Z.)     -  -  -  -        A.  Giles  - 

Sir  W.  Throckmorton's  b.  f .  by  Blue  Buin,  out  of 

Queen  of  Eildare,  Sst  4lb  (50^.)  -  S.  Loates  - 
Mr  W.  Kennedy's  b.  f.  by  Wild  Oats,  out  of  Miss 

MenTweather,88t41b— car.8st6lb(60Z.)  -  Trickle  - 
Mr  H.  Heasman's  Dell,  Sst  Atb  (502.)      •         Morrell  - 

3  to  1  each  agst  Festive  and  Dundonald,  100  to  80  agst 
Margherita,  7  to  1  agst  Bomany,  100  to  8  agst  Dell,  and 
20  to  1  each  agst  the  others.  Won  by  half  a  length, 
a  bad  third.— The  winner  was  bought  in  for  I50gs. 

The  Houndean  Plate  (handicap)  of  lOOgs;  the  winner  to 
be  sold  by  auction  for  70  sov. ;  entrance  3gs ;  T.Y.C. 
(lOU.  17*.) 

Mr  F.  B.  Hunt's  Little  Witch,  by  Martyrdom,  4  yrs, 

Sst  -  -  -  -  W.Goater  1 

Mr  J.  Jones's  b.  m.  by  Mozart,  out  of  Mead,  6  yrs, 

Sst  61b      -  -  -  -    G.Barrett  2 

Mr  C.  Jousiffe's  Stygian,  3  yrs,  7st  7lb  S.  Loates  8 

Mr  H.  Heasman's  Libation,  6  yrs,  Sst  121b  -      A.  Giles  « 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Strathend,  3  yrs,  7st  9lb         F.  Shaipe  - 
Mr  Jodrell's  Lanraline,  3  yrs,  78t  2lb       -     A.  White  - 
2  to  1  agst  Lanraline,  9  to  2  agst  Libation,  11  to  2  agst 
Stygian,  6  to  I  agst  Strathend,  10  to  I  agst  the  M^ 
mare,  and  100  to  S  agst  Little  Witch.   Won  by  half  a 
length,  the  same  between  the  second  and  third. — The 
winner  was  bought  in  for  105gs. 

CROXTON  PABK. 

Thubsdat,  April  the  9th.— The  Scuny  (welter  handicap) 
of  5  SOY.  each  for  starters,  with  100  added ;  winners  extra; 
if  ridden  by  a  Member  of  the  Club  allowed  5lb;  entrance 
3  SOY.;  Ays  furlongs,  straight  (7  subs. — 127Z.) 
Mr  H.  T.  Barclay's  Glasgow,  by  Andred,  6  yrs, 

lOst  71b  (car.  lOst  9lb)        -  -  owner  1 

Mr  G.  £.  Paget's  Fraga,  5  yrs,  lOst  6lb  -S.  Loates  2 
Mr  W.  G.  Stevens's  Portman  Square,  h  yrs, 

9st  6lb  (ind.  5lb  allce)  -  -      MrA.CoYentiy  3 

Mr  B.  Peck's  MacAlpine,  6  yrs,  list  lOlb  (incL 

71b  extra)    -  -  -         Mr  Abington  - 


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Mr  ¥.  Piatt's  Tommy  Tittlemoaae,  3  jn, 

10st4n>       -  -  -  M'Cormick  - 

Mr  J.  Oxley's  Crxustj,  3  yrs,  lOst  2lb  -  E.  Bacon  - 
Mr  T.  Ludlow's  ch.  1  hj  Martyrdom,  ont  of 

Frodace,  3  yrs,  9st  7Io        -  -      G.  Banett  - 

11  to  4  agst  Glasgow,  100  to  SO  agst  MacAlpine,  4  to  1  agst 
Portman  Square,  and  5  to  1  agst  Tommy  TitUemouse. 
Won  easily  hj  a  length  and  a  half,  a  neck  between  the 
second  and  third. 

The  Granby  Handicap  of  10  soy.  each  for  starters,  with 
150  80V.  added;  Gentlemen  (Members  of  the  Croxton  Park 
Clnb)  riders— jockeys,  6lb  extras  entrance  3  soy.  each; 
Granby  Course,  about  a  mile  and  a  quarter  (4  subs. — 177^.) 
Mr  H.  T.  Barclay's  Kimbolton,  by  The  Duke, 

4  yrs,  lost  6tb  -  -  -  G.  Barrett  1 
Mr  T.  Wadlow's  Tomboy,  4  yrs,  lOst  P.  Boesiter  2 
Mr  W.  G.  SteYcns's  Ironclad,  6  yrs, 

lOstlSIb  ...  MrA.CoYenti7  3 
Marquis  Talon's  Trump  Ace,  4  yrs,  lOst  2111      Weldon  - 

EYen  on  Ironclad,  3  to  1  agst  Kimbolton,  6  to  1  agst  Tom- 
boy, and  8  to  1  agst  Trump  Aoe.  Won  by  three  lengths , 
a  neck  between  &e  second  and  third. 

The  BelYoir  Welter  Selling  Plato  of  103  soy.;  the  winner 
to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  soy.;  entrance  3  soy.;  a  mile 
(lOOl.) 

Mr  Gottschalk's  Helicon,  by  Cardinal  York, 

aged,  128t  79s      -  -  -  Mr  Abmgton  1 

Mr  E.  B.  Smith's  Cylinder,  aged,  12st  Tib  -  S.  Loatei  2 
Mr  T.  Valentine's  Bockaway,  3  yrs, 

10st3lb       -  -  -       MrA.  CoYentry  3 

2  to  1  on  Helicon,  3  to  1  agst  Cylinder,  and  8  to  1  agst  Bock- 
away.  Won  by  a  neck,  a  bad  third. 

The  Croxton  Park  Stakes  of  10  8oy.  each  for  starters,  with 
100  added,  for  two  yrs  old ;  entrance  3  soy.;  Ayc  furlongs 
(4  subs.— 1272.) 

Col.  Forester's  Canny  Scot,  by  Blair  Athol, 

8st5lb     -  -  -  -  P.Bosidter  I 

D.  of  Portland's  June,  88t  2lb         -  G.  Barrett  2 

Mr  T.  Green's  Treason,  86t  5lb  -  -     S.  Loates  8 

Mr  T.  Valentine's  Dingle,  8st  2lb      -  -Weldon  - 

5  to  4  agst  June,  and  6  to  4  agst  Canny  Scot.  Won  by  a 
length  and  a  half,  a  bad  third. 

The  other  races  at  this  meeting  were  under  the  Grand 
National  Bules— Me  Steeple  Chase  Volume. 


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«0  RACING  ^CALENDAR, 

GATTEBIOK  BfiUX^K 

THUBBDiiT,  April  the  9th.— The  Trial  Plate  of  lOOgB,  for 
all  ages;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sot.,  with 
allowances  i|  for  less;  entranee  6  soy.;  fite  furiongs,  straight 
(lOOZ.) 

Mr  Go<}dard*8  49ir  EHdor,  hj  Hydromel,  4  yn, 
98t6lb(5aZ.)      -  -  -  -  Piatt  1 

Mr  J.  Martin's  'Enphrosyne,  4  yrs,  9st  2fl)  (6al.)Tomlinson  2 

Mr  W.  Leach's  Arragon,  4  yrs,  98t2fl5  (50?.)      Bn<^ey  3 

Mr  W.  Buneay's  Kathleen,  2  yrs,  gist 
.<wr.6st4!b  ((01.)-  -  -    G.  Woodbnm  4 

Mr  W.  Sadler's  Ladybird,  4  vrs,  96t  2lb  (502.)   Braokshaw  5 
18  to  8  eachvagst  Sir  Elidor  and  Eaphrosyne,  and  10  to  1 
each  agst  the  others.   Won  by  half  a  length,  a  bad  third. 
— The  winner  was  bought  in  for  136g8. 

IDhe  GWen  Handicap  Plate  of  IQOge;  entvaiDiQe  Asot.,  one 
mile  C1012.) 

Mr  iHedworth  I»ftinbton's  Piccolino,  by  Pellegrino, 

S7fs,<st  13lb      ^  .  ^  J.  iWoodboxn  1 

Mr  J.  Hope's  Lady  Loiifadan,  3  yn,  6afc  Iftlb    TomliiMOii  2 
Mr  C.  Lnnd's  Happy  Hume,  8  yvs,  dst  1  lib  G«  Woodbnm  3 
Mr  W.  Ste?enson^sQeorgiBa,.4y«n,aBt         -      Piatt  4 
6  to  4  agst  Piccolino,  7  to  4  ag&t  Lady  Lothian,  4  to  1  agst 
GeorffiQa,  and  1 0  to  1  agst  Happy  Home.  Won  by  three 
lengths,  a  bad  third. 

The  Zetland  PJnte  of  lOOgs,  for  two  yrs  old;  entrance 
4  ftftT^j  New  T.Y.C.,  five  furlongs,  straight  (lOU.) 
Mr  B.  Vyner's  Moonstroek^  by  Bosebery,  art  7Ss  Qv£Bi&ib  1 
Mr  F.  W.  Lambton's  G«nym«de,  8st  7&         Snowden  2 
Mr  J.Lewther'sSoho,  8st  4K  -  -J.Woodbiuca  3 

Mr  J.  PickwBgiU'ft  b.  or  br.  a  by  Beanolerci  dam 

by  Cramond,  ont  d .  JaoAt  BawdilEe,  Sst  7A  Tomliiuon  4 
Mr  F.  B.  Calvert's  Durango,  8st  7lb  -  Brnckshaw  - 
Ld  Carmarthen's  Death  Warrant,  Sst  4ft  «  HoUey  - 
8ir  B.  Graham^s  Oamphill,  8st  4/%    -  -     Piatt  - 

Mr  B.  NeUist's  Ayton,  8st  71b   -  -  Fagw  - 

Mr  J.  Osbome^s  !Famid.  8st  4lb       •  -  Lomas  - 

Mr  R.  Osborne's  The  Interloper,  8st  4lb  -       Goodway  - 

6  to  4  «gst  Moonstruck,  11  to  4  agsl  QaDTniede, «  to  I  agst 
Soho,  and  10  to  1  ^st  any  other.  Won  by  a  head,  a 
length  between  the  second  and  third. 

Mr  F.  Bates's  ch.  f.  by  Cceruleua,  out  of  Equanimity  (Snow- 
den), beat  Mr  W.  Osborne's  Wild  Moss  (J.  Osborne),  both 
Irwo  3rB  old,  9flt  eaeb.  TXC,  100.-^5  to  4  on  Wild  Moss. 
Won  by  half  a  ki^b. 


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Tfae  Horabf  Caftble  fiaadiosp  Plate  of  156  sov.s  fviimen 
extra;  entrance  5  sov.;  one  oiile  and  a  half  (ilSOZ.) 
Mr  Sf*Csnn*B  Boadieea,  by  King  Lad,  6  yvs, 

8st  Idlb  (incl.  12lb  extra)       -  J.  Osborne  1 

Mr  J.  VTatson's  Madge,  3  yw,  7Bt  2Tb  -  Tomlimoa  2 
Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Londonderry,  3  yrs,  7tA  Clb  Goodwuy  S 
Mr  C.  J.  Ommingham's  Bayard,  3  yrs,  est  12fe  Ohandlfy  4 
Id  Zetland's  Eonndelay,  S  yrs,  7st  6^       J.  Woodbam  6 

7  to  4  agst  Boadieea,  2  to  1  agst  Londonderry,  4  to  1  agst 
Ronndelay,  and  10  to  1  ea<3i  ag^st  the  others.  Won  by 
two  lengtiis,  a  length  between  Sie  second  and  third. 

FsiDAT. — The  Brongh  Hall  Handicap  Plate  of  155  sot.; 
winners  extra ;  entsance  5  isoy«$  one  mile  and  a  qaarter 
<l6iW.) 

Ld  DaTfaana's  Levanter,  by  Olesdale,  A  yrs, 

70t  lOlb  -  -  -  -  J.  Woodbnm  1 

Miss  Barclay's  Batftfa,  Syrs,  M'Tfe  (ear. 

GstlOlb)-  -  .  -      TomliDBOB  2 

MrM'Cann's  BoMHeoa,  6  yts,  8sfc  9tb  (ind.  141b 

extra)    ....  .Pktt  3 

Mr  W.  P.  GfoenaU's  PrieeiUa,  4  yfs.  Set  4»> 

(car.  8st  71b)  ...  Brackshaw  4 
Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Georghia,  4  yrs,  78t  5tb    •  Goodway  6 

6  to  4  on  Boadieea,  3  to  1  agst  .Levanter,  and  7  to  I  each 
agst  the  others.  Won  by  a  ^ort  head,  a  length  between 
the  second  and  ddtd. 

The  Bainesse  Welter  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs;  winners 
extra;  entranee  4  sov.;  one  mile  (1012.) 
Mr  R.  Eodlev's  Gi0ek,  by  Eisber,  5  yn,  Sst  81b 

(ear.  Mtofb)            ^            .            .     Griffiths  1 

Mr  H.  W.  €ocqper*s  ArndttSe,  4  yrs,  9st5&    Brnckshaw  2 

Mr  J.  Lowther's  UBarec,3  yrs,  79t-           J.  Woodbnm  3 

Mr  W.  Stevensofi's  lilaghteapf  3  yrs,  7at          Goodway  4 

Mr  S.  F.  Pettie*s  Coel^  6  yra^  9Bt  dib  -  Snowden  - 
Mr  A.  Gaont's  Cacsetbome,  6  yis,  Sst  181b  (incl.  8& 


Mr  B.  JardtBe^sBonnie  Charlie,  4  yrs^  8st  lOlb  £.Bowman  - 
MrS.F.  Petrie^BlaekSauaterer,  d  yrs,  8st3ft  Blakey  - 
Mr  John  Snarry's  Aconite^  4  yrs,  7st  9lb-  Hardcastle  - 
Mr  B.  Guffe's  Giearoy,  3  yis,  1^  5h  -  Chandley  - 

3  to  1  agat  (Jsarer,  7  to  2  agst  Amcliffe,  4  to  I  agst 
Codlebs,  8  to  I  each  agst  Gisela  and  Nightcap,  and  10  to 
1  ^st  Carsetbome.  Won  by  a  length,  the  same  between 
the  second  and  third,  a  moderate  foartb. 


Piatt 


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RACING  CALENDAR, 


The  Oran  Plate  of  lOOgs^  for  two  yrs  old;  entrance  4  sor.f 
New  T.Y.C.  (lOU.) 

Mr  Lowther*8  Snb  Bosa,  by  Rosebery,  8st  4lb J.Woodbnm  1 
Mr  B.  Yyner's  Moonstmck,  98t  10%  -  Griffiths  2 
Ld  Carmarthen's  Death  Warrant,  8st4lb  T.  Weldon  3 
Mr  J.  Winteringham's  Gray  Amber,  8st  71b-  Tomlinson  4 
Marquis  Talon's  Bedprint,  8st  7lb  -  J.  Coates,  jon.  5 
Mr  B.  Osborne's  D0II7,  8st  4tb     -  -         Flatt  & 

5  to  4  on  Snb  Bosa,  5  to  2  agst  Moonstruck,  and  7  to  1 

agst  Bollj.   Won  easily  by  three  lengths,  four  lengths 

between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Manor  House  Selling  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  all  ages;  the 
winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  150  sor.,  if  for  60  soy. 
allowed  I21b;  entrance  5  soy.;  fiye  furlongs  (lOOZ.) 
Mr  Goddard's  Sir  Elidor,  4  yrs,  98t  799  (5o;.)  -  Piatt  1 
Mr  J.  Martin's  Enphrosyne,  4  yn,  Sst  495  (50Z.)  Tomlinson  2 
Mr  W.  Sadler's  Lilydale,  4  yrs,  8Bt  9lb  (502.)  Snowden  8 
Mr  Anderson's  Highland  Schottische,  4  yrs, 

78t  12lb(60Z.)         -  -  -J.Woodbnm  4 

9  to  4  on  Sir  Elidor,  3  to  1  agst  Euphrosyne,  and  10  to  1 
each  agst  the  others.  Won  by  a  head,  a  bad  third. — ^The 
winner  was  sold  to  Mr  J.  Martin  for  IQOgs. 

The  other  races  were  for  hunters— «««  Steeple  Chase  VoL 


Fbidat,  April  the  10th.— The  Bogside  Trial  Stakes  of 
6  soy.  each,  with  80  soy.  added,  for  a&  ages;  the  winner  to 
be  sold  by  auction  for  50  soy.;  fiye  furlongs  (10  subs. — 126Z.> 
Mr  B.  B.  Longland's  Wickham,  by  Wild  Tommy, 


Mr  F.  Bates's  Parsley,  3  yrs,  9st  8lb      -     C.  Bowman  2 
Mr  Abington's  Bound  Shot,  5  yrs,  10st9lb     -      owner  3 
Mr  S.  Aitken's  Catwick  Lass,  6  yrs,  lOst  6lb       Bayner  - 
Mr  G.  Wilson's  Ladj  Cecil,  4  yrs,  lOst  5lb     J.  Osborne  - 
D.  of  Montrose's  Anadne,  3  yrs,  9st  3tb  -        Batsford  - 
2  to  I  on  Bound  Shot,  6  to  1  each  agst  Parsley  and  Wick- 
ham, 8  to  1  agst  Lady  Cecil,  and  20  to  1  agst  Catwiek 
Lass.  Won  by  a  length ,  two  lengths  between  the  second 
and  third. — The  winner  was  bought  in  for  200g8,  and 
the  D.  of  Montrose  claimed  Bound  Shot. 

The  Lrvine  Cup  (handicap)  of  160  soy.  in  specie,  added  to 
a  Sweepstakes  of  6  soy.  each  for  starters;  the  second  receiyed 
20  soy.  out  of  the  stakes;  entrance  2  soy.;  one  mile  and  a 
half  (6  subs.— 168Z.) 


-   Clement  1 


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LEICESTER  Spbiho  Hextikg.  38 

Mr  C.  J.  Cmmingham's  br.  h.  by  Brown  Bread,  oat 

of  Hygeia,  6  jtb,  Sst      -  -  -  Fagan  1 

Mr  Douglas  Baird's  Man  of  War,  5  yra,  9Bt  Bootj^S 
Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Glengairden,  3  yrs,  fist  8lb  W.  Glover  S 
Mr  Dickson's  Pasiaic,  aged,  7Btl3]D  -  Batilord  - 

Mr  T.  Bnms's  Peiea  Nena,  5  yrs,  7st  91b  (car. 

78t  lllb)         ...  Hoggins  - 

Mr  W.  Walker's  May  Flower,  3  yrs,  6st  12lb  G.  Woodbnrn  - 
7  to  4  agst  Man  of  War,  9  to  4  agst  the  Hygeia  horse, 
6  to  1  agst  Glengairden,  and  10  to  1  each  agst  the  others. 
Won  by  two  lengths,  a  length  between  the  second  and 
third. 

The  Eglinton  Welter  Handicap  of  lOOgs;  entrance  3  sov.; 
one  mile  (1022.) 

Mr  Abington's  Plutarch,  by  Petrarch,  4  yrs, 

lOst  -  -  -  -  owner  1 

Mr  J.  Craig's  Tame  Lowercinth,  3  yrs,  9st  4lb  Alcock  2 
Mr  Douglas  Baird's  Offspring,  4  yrs,  list  -  G.  Lowe  3 
Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Craig  Boyston,  6  yrs, 

I08tl2lb  ....  J.  Osborne  - 
Mr  Stenbouse's  Aberfoyle,  4  jrs,  9st  7tb  -  R.  Kay  - 

D.  of  Montrose's  Sad,  4  yrs,  98t  2lb  -  Batsford  - 
Mr  W.  McCaffrey's  Bomanby,  3  yrs,  8st  61b  -  J.  Boyd  - 
7  to  4  agst  Osig  Boyston,  5  to  2  agst  Plutarch,  100  to  15 
each  agst  Tame  Lowercinth  and  Offspring,  10  to  1  agst 
Sad,  and  20  to  1  agst  Bomanby.  Won  by  a  length  and 
a  half,  a  bad  third. — An  objection  to  the  start,  by  the 
owner  of  the  second,  on  the  ground  that  the  horses  were 
started  at  the  wrong  post,  was,  with  the  permission  of 
the  Stewards,  withdrawn. 

The  other  races  at  this  meeting  were  under  the  Grand 
National  Hunt  Unlea—see  Steeple  Chase  Volume. 

LEICESTER  SpRiNa  Mebting, 

Friday,  April  the  10th.— The  BUlesdon  Welter  Selling 
Plate  (handicap)  of  300  sov.;  winners  extra;  the  winner  to 
be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.;  entrance  free  for  Membeni 
of  the  Leicester  Club,  5gs  for  others;  one  mile  and  a  quarter, 
on  the  Bound  Course  (300Z.) 
Mr  H.  T.  Barclay's  Eimbolton,  by  The  Duke, 

4  yrs,  8st  13lb  (incL  7lb  extra)  -  -   G.  Barrett  1 

Mr  T.  £.  Walker's  Begent,  aged,  8st  9!b  A..  Giles  2 

Mr  T.  Stones's  Fair  Beclnse,  4  yrs,  7st  121b  -  C.  Loates  3 
Mr  H.  Macksey's  Alcalde,  6  yrs,  9st  2lb  -Archer  - 

Count  Ch.  Kinsky's  Tourist,  4  yrs,  Sst  4Ib  -  C.Wood  - 
Mr  W.  G.  Stevens's  Lady  John,  5  yrs,  Sst  4%   S.  Loates  - 

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94        •  CALENDAR, 

5  to  2  a^t  JKimfaoltMii,  100  to  SO  agtfc  ToamU  4  to  1  hgfA 
Akalde,  5  to  1  each  agst  Regent  and  Lady  John,  and  6  to 
1  89Bt  Pair  Bednse.   Won  by  half  a  leogili,  a  bad  thinL 
'^The  winner  vat  sold  to  Sir  G.  Chttwynd  for  400^. 
Tb«  Melton  Plate  (handicap)  of  SOO  tor.  by  snbscriptioa 
of  1 6  8oy.  each,  6  ft.  if  fitmek  oat  by  April  6tby  with  230  sot. 
added ;  fiTe  fnrlongs,  straight  (29  enbs.  15  of  whom  declared 
ft.— 600Z.) 

Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  G^on,  by  Herant,  4  yrSi  6fit  1 201  Luke  1 
Mr  Chaplin*8  Magdalen,  4  yrs,  68t  Sib  -  Tomlisson  2 
Ld  Cadogan's  Beatriee,  6  yro,  Sst    -  •  C.  Wood  3 

Baron  de  Hirsch's  Laverock,  3  yrs,  78t  lOlb    G.  Baiwtt  - 
W!  £.  Smithwick's  Sir  Hugh,  4  yrs,  78t  91b    E.  Martin  - 
Oapt.  Machell's  Canzoni,  4  yrs,  7st  4lb    -       S.  Loates  <- 
Mr  B.  C.  Naylor's  East  and  Loose,  4  yrs,  78t  4lb  F.  Barrett 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Adelina,  3  yrs,  6st  lift  (car. 

68tl3lb)        -  -  -  A.  White  • 

Mr  MLainley's  Castagnette,  3  yrs,  6st       -       Hickaby  * 
2  to  1  agst  Gordon,  7  to  2  agst  Canzoni,  7  to  1  agst  Sir 
Hugh,  8  to  1  each  agst  Magdalen  and  Beatrice,  100  to  12 
agst  Fast  and  Loose,  10  to  1  agst  Adelina,  and  100  to  8 
agst  Laverock.   Won  by  a  length,  a  bad  third. 
The  Wigston  Plate  of  600  boy.  for  two  yrs  old;  the  jsecond 
peceiyed  60  sor.  out  of  the  plate,  and  ihe  third  sav^d  his 
entrance;  entrance  6gs  for  acceptors:  five  fnrlongs  (443Z.  lis.) 
Mr  J.  Dawson's  Hygiene,  by  Highborn,  8st  4lb  A.  Giks  1 
Mr  Childwick's  Rosybrook,  Sst  4ft      -  C.  Wood  2 

Lady  Viyian's  Santa  Maria,  Sst  4&I  -  G.  Bmett  3 

Ld  Hartington's  Thaddens,  6st  7lb  -  J.  GtmUr  - 
Mr  R.  C.  Naylor's  Lockstitch,  Sst  7 lb  -  LeuMire 

Mr  T.  Stevens's  English  Duke,  Sst  7S3  -  G.  Loates.  - 
Mr  H.  Wood's  Dog  Rose,  Sst  7lb  -  Waiuwright  - 

Even  on  Hygiene,  9  to  4  agst  Rosy  brook,  100  to  9  agst 
Santa  Maria,  100  to  8  agst  Lodcstitch,  and  20  to  1  each 
agst  Thaddens,  Dog  Rose,  and  English  Dnke.  Won  by 
two  lengths,  a  bad  third. 
The  Midland  Handicap  of  lOOgs,  by  subscription  of  2g8 
each,  with  92Z.  84.  added;  one  mili  (7  subs.— 105Z.) 
Mr  C.  Hibbert's  Shrivenham,  by  Pellegrijio, 

Syn,7st       -  •  -  F.  Bamtt  1 

Mr  Cholmley's  b.  h.  by  Hermit,  out  of  Sweetbriar, 
aged,  9st  9lb  -  •  -  -    Archer  2 

5  to  2  on  the  Sweetbriar  horse.  Won  by  a  neck. 
Friday  Selling  Plate  was  declared  void. 
SATUSPAT.^The  Saturday  Selling  Plato  of  lOOgs;  the 
winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  50  sov.;  entrance  3gS|  one 
mile(10U.  t7«.) 


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LEIOBtSTfiB  SpBim  Mbkting.  35 

Mr  T.  E.  Walker's  Regfflnt^  tyy  StatenuuDb»  «ged, 

Msteft      ....     A.  Giles  1 

Mr  T.  Stoses'sFair  fieolnse,  4  yvs,  lOst         C.  Loates  2 
a  to  1  on  Be^nt.   Won  by  a  short  head.-/Fhe  wianer 
was  sttld  to  Mr  B.  North  for  55cs. 

The  QetUday  8elli«;g  Plate  lOOgs;  the  winaer  to  be  sold 
f)y aactioii  for  50  sov. ;  entrance  3gs;  fiv«  fari€nvgs{10U.  I7s,) 
Mr  C.  Hibbert's  Cinderella,  by  Wenlock,  5  yrs, 

108tl%      -  -  -  A.  Giles  0  1 

Mr  W.  Burnell's  St  Edmund,  3  yrs,  9St  6fc  O.  Wood  0  2 
I/d  Greville'8  Reiterattion,  2  yvs,  6st  12fb     A.  White  3 
Mr  T.  Vatentine's  Rockttway,  3  yrs,  99t  8%  J.  Goater  - 
Mr  AMaft's  br.  c.  by  Ko6icracian,  ont  of  Rose 

of  Traiee,  2  yrs,  7Bt  lib    -  -     W.  Bainw  - 

Mr  G.  0.  Brewster^s  Borough  Member  (late 

Reiattd),  2  yrs,  est  I2fi>  (car.  Ast  13%)-  Lnke 
13  to  8  atgst  Cinderella,  5  to  2  agst  St  fidmund,  9  to  2  a^t 
Rockfttray,  6  to  1  agst  the  Rose  of  Tralee  oolt,  and  «  to  1 
agft  Reiteration.  A  dead  heat,  Reiteration  beaten  two 
lengths.  Deciding  heat--6  to  5  on  Cinderella.  Won 
%y  a  neck.— The  winner  ma  sold  to  Mr  F.  Archer  for 
l^Ogs. 

The  Burghley  Plate  (handicap)  of  200  sov.,  by  snbscrip- 
tion  of  5g8  each,  3  ft.  if  declared  by  April  6th,  with  106Z.  1 U, 
added;  winners  extra;  six  furlongs  (22  snbs.  8  of  whom 
declared  ft.— 200Z.) 

lb:  H.  E.  Tidy's  Spooney,  by  Forlorn  Hope, 

5  yrs,  7st        -  '         -  -  P.  Barrett  1 

Mr  E.  Vernon's  Nesscliff,  aged,  68t  lOlb  -  A.  White  2 
Mr  T.  Jennings's  Jane,  3  yrs,  6s t     -  -  Rickaby  3 

Mr  P.  Robinson's  Laceman,  aged,  9st  7lb  -  Archer  - 
Mr  H.  T.  Barclay's  Glasgow,  6  yrs,  78t  6D5  (incl. 

7Ib  extra)  -  -  -       8.  Loates  - 

Mr  C.  J.  Lefevre's  Tombola,  4  yrs,  7st  491  TomlUson  - 
Mr  S.  Wilkinson's  Droitwich,  5  yrs,  78t  -  B.  Martia  - 
Mr  C.  Hibbert's  Princess  Victoria*  3  yrs,  M  1  lb  (car. 

6st  2lb)  ...  Will  - 

Ld  2^tland*8  Rnby,  3  yrs,  6st    -  -      T.  Loates  - 

5  to  1  each  agst  l^enmn,  Spooney,  and  Glasgow,  100  to 
15  agstTomMa,  7  to  1  each  agst  Nesscliff  and  Princess 
Victoria,  and  8  to  1  agst  Droitwich.  Won  by  a  length, 
a  bad  lihird. 

The  Leicestershire  Spring  Haodicap  of  2000  sot.  by  snb- 
•cription  of  25  sov.  each,  15  ft  or  5  ft.  if  declared  by  Feb.  10th, 
with  900  sov.  added;  the  second  receiyed  100  soy.  ont  of  the 
plate,  and  the  third  saved  his  stake;  winners  extra;  the 
straight  mile  (85  sabs.  33  of  whom  paid  5  soy.  each^  1^752.) 


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Ld  Bradford's  Whitelock,  by  Wenlock,  4  yrs, 

66t  10!b  ....  Tomlinson  I 
Mr  H.  T.  Barclay's  Criterion,  4  yrs,  Gst  7ft  (car. 

6stlOlb)  ....  A.White  2 
Ld  Hastings's  Barnacles,  3  yrs,  68t  5lb  -  C.  Dnon  3 

Mr  Abington's  Lyric,  aged,  7st  Slb^incl.  Sft  extra 

(car.  7st  61b)     -  •  -         F.  Sharpe  4 

Ld  Zetland's  Prism,  6  yrs,  9fit  18ft  -       Watts  - 

Sir  F.  Johnstone's  St  Blaise,  5  yrs,  9st  4ft  Archer  - 
Mr  J.  Foy*s  Scot-free,  4  yrs,  8st  81b  -  B.  Bossiter  - 

Mr  R.  Craig's  Bine  Grass,  5  yrs,  8st  5ft  Snowden  - 

Mr  Mainley's  Pizarro,  4  yrs,  8st  1ft     -  C.  Wood  - 

Mr  J.  H.  Houldsworth's  Royal  Fem,4yr8, 7st  8ft  S.  Loates  - 
Ld  Hartington's  Comnna,  5  yrs,  78t  6ft  -  Lashioar  - 

Mr  C.  flibbert's  St  Vincent,  5  yrs,  78t  61b  -  Jeasop  - 
Mr  R.  Jardine's  Borneo,  4  yrs,  78t  2lb  -  F.  Barrett  - 
Mr  Lefevre's  Wild  Thyme,  4  yrs,  7st  -  Tomliason  - 

Mr  W,  Sanderson's  Hambletonian,  4  yrs,  68t  10ft 

(incl.  3ft  extra)  ...  Finley  - 
Mr  A.  Brisco's  Gannet,  3  yrs,  est  2ft   -  -  Wall  - 

Mr  Chaplin's  Bnrgnndy,  3  yrs,  Bst  -  -  T.  Loates  - 

Mr  H.  Wood's  Commnnist,  3  yrs,  6st  -  lUckaby  - 

7  to  2  agst  Borneo,  6  to  1  each  agst  Pisarro  and  Bine 
Grass,  100  to  15  agst  Criterion,  TOO  to  9  agst  Scot-free, 
100  to  6  agst  Comnna,  20  to  1  agst  Lyric,  22  to  1  agst 
St  Blaise,  25  to  1  each  agst  St  Vincent  and  Gannet,  38 
to  1  each  agst  Royal  Fern,  Whitelock,  Itism,  and 
Wild  Thyme,  40  to  1  each  a^t  Bnrgnndy  and  Bar- 
nacles, 50  to  1  agst  Commnnist,  and  66  to  1  agst 
Hambletonian.  Won  by  a  length,  fonr  lengths  between 
the  second  and  third,  and  a  neck  between  Sie  third  and 
fonrth. 

A  Jnyenile  Selling  Plate,  for  two  yrs  old;  the  winner  to  be 
sold  by  anction  for  100  soy.,  if  for  50  sot.  allowed  7ft;  en- 
trance Sgs;  five  fnrlongs. 

Mr  Adrian's  Runaway,  by  Scottish  C^ef,  Sst  71b  (50?.), 
W.  Baines,  walked  over  for  25  sov. 

The  other  races  at  this  meeting  were  nnder  the  Grand 
National  Hunt  B,ule^—see  Steeple  Chase  Volume. 

NORTHAMPTON  and  PYTCHLEY  HUNT. 

Tuesday,  April  the  14th. — The  Northamptonshire  Cnp  of 
200  SOY.,  by  subscription  of  10  sov.  each,  5  ft.,  with  115  soy. 
added;  horses  entered  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  1000  sov. 
allowed  71b,  if  for  500  sov.  14lb:  one  mUe  (17  subs.— 
200i.) 


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Mr  T.  Jennings^  jun-'e  Pink  May,  by  Specnliiin/ 
8  yw,  78t  101b  C600Z.)  -  -  -  Tomlisson  1 

Mr  T.  JenningB's  Catacomb,  3  yrs,  78t  lOlb 
(600?.)  -  -  -  A.Jobnaon  - 

6  to  5  on  Catacomb.  Fink  May  came  in  alone.  Catacomb 
baying  bolted. 

The  Pytchley  Plate  of  200  soy.;  two  yrs  old,  78t  SK,  tbiee, 
^sUlb,  four,  lOst  21b,  fiye  and  upwards,  lOst  4lb;  m.  and  g. 
allowed  dtt>;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  50  sot.^ 
entrance  5- soy.;  fiye  furlongs  (195Z.) 
Mr  Cbildwick's  bl.  h.  Greenore,  by  Cacumber,  aged  Archer  1 
Mr  T.  Jennings,  jun.'s  b.  f.  Indignity,  2  yrs  Tomlisson  2 
Mr  E.  R.  Smith's  br.  g.  Vanjohn,  3  yrs  -  G.  Barrett  3 
Mr  W.  Gardner's  b.  t  Spring  Garden,  3  yrs  S.  Loates  - 
Mr  C.  W.  Gilding's  br.  c.  Diamond,  4  yrs  -  Watts  - 
Mr  D.  T.  Ijtde's  br.  f.  Contrition,  4  yrs-  -Howey  - 

Mr  O.  W.  Joufiiffe's  br.  c.  Stygian,  8  yrs  -  0.  Wood  - 
Mr  S.  Jacobs's  br.  g.  Reyiver,  6  yrs     •  Cannon  - 

6  to  4  agst  Greenore,  9  to  2  agst  Stygian,  7  to  1  each  agst 

Indignity  and  Vanjohn,  and  10  to  1  each  agst  the  others. 

Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  a  head  between  the  second 

and  third. — The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  Quartier  for 

210g8. 

Earl  Spencer's  Plate  (handicap)  of  500  sov.;  winners 
extra;  entrance  15  soy.  for  starters;  fiye  furlongs,  straight 
C4862.) 

Mr  Leopold  ^e  Rothschild's  Cairo,  by  Sterling, 

3  yrs,  6st  4lb  (car.  Gst  5K)      -  -    F.  Barrett  1 

B.  of  Beaufort's  Ishab,  4  yrs,  7st  8Ib  -  E.  Martin  2 

Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  Gordon,  4  yrs,  88t4lb  (ind  lOlb 

extra)  -  -  -  C.  Wood  8 

Mr  T.  tfennings's  Mariquita,  8  yrs,  est  8lb  -  Tomlisson  4 
Mr  Naylor's  Fast  and  Loose,  4  yrs,  78t  91)5  (car. 

78tl01b)   .  -  -  -    G.Barrett  - 

Mr  A.  Benholm'sMeams,  8  yrs,  7st9Ib  -     Luke  - 

Mr  Crayen's  Caltha,  4  yrs,  7st  81b  -        Morrell  - 

Ld  Hastings's  Beilby,  8  yrs,  6st  4lb    -  C.  Dunn  - 

66  to  40  agst  Gordon,  100  to  80  agst  Cairo,  9  to  1  agst 
Caltha,  10  to  1  each  agst  Fast  and  Loose,  Meams,  and 
Mariquita,  and  100  to  8  each  agst  Beilby  and  Ishah. 
Won  by  two  lengths,  four  lengths  between  the  second 
and  third,  and  a  head  between  the  third  and  fourth. 

The  Wakefield  Lawn  Stakes  of  10  soy.  each,  5  ft.  with 
100  added,  for  two  yrs  old :  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction 
for  200  soy.,  if  for  100  soy.  allowed  755 ;  fiye  fnrlongs  (25 
sabs.— 245Z.) 


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RACIMG  CALENDAR, 


Prince  Soltykoff's  JUturaj,  by  Tibtheipo,  8st  61b 

(1001.)   -  -  -  -         Wddon  1 

Gen.  Owen  WiUiflsos's  Eclat,  88t  9Ib— «aT.  8Bt  10fi» 

(1001.)   ...  -  Arcber  2 

Mr  T.  Cannon's  AnbuniySst  6A — ear.  8st  (lOOZ.)  owner  3 
Mr  T.  Jennings's  Annt  Bntb,  8st  6lb  (lOOZ.)  J.  Goater  - 
Lady  Lonsdale's  Alpha,  Sst  6tb  (lOOZ.)  -  C.  Wood  - 
Mr  H.  Wood's  Avon,  98t  SW)  (200Z.)      -         A.  GUes  - 

5  to  2  agst  Eclat,  3  to  1  agst  FHtaway,  1-00  to  80  agst 
Annt  Bntb,  100  to  12  agst  Aubnm,  10  to  1  agst  Alpha, 
and  100  to  6  agst  Ayon.  Won  by  three-qnarters  of  a 
length,  a  bad  third. — The  winner  was  soM  to  Gen.  Owen 
Williams  for  520gs. 

The  Althorp  Park  Stakes  of  10  sot.  eaeh  for  acceptocs, 
with  300  SOY.  added,  for  two  yrs  old;  entrance  3gs,  the  only 
forfeit  if  declared  by  January  6th;  five  farlon(;8  (75  subs.  31 
of  whom  paid  entrance  only — 726Z.  17^.) 
Mr  B.  Feck's  The  Bard,  by  Petrarch,  9at  5&  -  Archer  1 
Prince  Soltykoff's  Ck)nnterfeit,  8st  9lb  -  Weldon  2 
Mr  C.  J.  Lefeyre's  Pirouette,  8st  9lb  -  -  Camion  3 

Mr  T.  Jennings's  Ezmoor,  Sst  12tb  -      J.  Goater  - 

D.  of  Portland's  Arcadian,  Sst  12ib   -  G.  Barrett  - 

Mr  T.  E.  Walker's  Dochart,  Sst  12!b        -       A.  Giles  - 

6  to  5  agst  The  Bard,  7  to  4  agst  Counterfeit,  8  to  1  agst 
Dochart,  10  to  1  agst  Exmoor,  and  100  to  7  each  agst  the 
others.  Won  by  four  lengths,  three  lengths  between 
the  second  and  third. 

The  Whittlebury  Cup  of  200  tor.  in  specie,  by  subscrip- 
tion of  10  BOY.  each,  6  ft,  with  1 16  boy.  added,  for  all  ages; 
the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  400  boy.,  if  entered  for 
150SOY.  allowed  lOlb;  fi?e  furlongs  (16  subs — 200Z.)  . 
Mr  Eyelyn's  Mocoolo,by  GAfniiy«l,  aged,  lOst  IStb 

(400i.)  .  -  -  .  Watts  1 

Mr  C.  Archer's  French  Grey,  5  yrs,  lOst  3lb  (1502.)  Webb  2 
Mr  Moir's  Beauregard,  aged,  lOst  13%  (4002.)  -  Morgan  3 
Mr  B.  Peck's  Bamsbury,  aged,  lOst  3%  ( 1602.)    Archer  - 

7  to  4  agst  Bamsbury,  5  to  2  agst  French  Grey,  100  to  30 
agst  Beauregard,  and  4  to  1  agst  Moccolo.  Won  by  half 
a  length,  a  bad  third. 

The  St  Liz  Welter  Handicap  of  900  soy.;  entrance  9  soy. 
for  acceptors;  one  mile  and  a  quarter  (2912.) 
Ld  Cadogan's  Mate,  bY  Blandford,  6  yrs,  lOat  lib  Archer  1 
Mr  Leopold  de  Botbschild's  St  Swithm,  8  yi», 


F.  Barrett  2 


Mr  W.  Barton's  Fnlham,  3  yrs,  76t  9!h  (car. 
7stl2lb)  - 


-a  Wood  3 


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Ld  fiaeamore's  Fmee  Bndolph,  4  yra,  Sat  lOlb  G.  Barrett  - 
MrH.Himgerf ord'B  Ladj  Chatelaine,  3  yrs,  Sttatb  S.Loates  - 
2  to  I  agst  Fnlham,  3  to  1  agst  Mate,  4  to  1  afifst  Prince 
Bndoli^,  9  to  2  agst  St  Switfain,  and  100  to  8  agst  Lady 
*  Chatelaine.   Won  by  a  head,  three  lengths  betwe^  the 
seoond  and  third. ^ An  objection  to  the  winner,  on  the 
groond  of  a  cannon,  was  oyer-mled. 

WBDinfi8ixA.T. — The  Auction  Stakes  of  7  sot.  each  for 
starters,  with  200  added,  for  two  yrs  old  purchased  as  year- 
lings by  public  auction  in  18S4;  horses  entered  by  7  p.m.  on 
April  14th  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  200  soy.  allowed  6B5,  and 
if  for  100  sov.  lOlb;  entrance  3gs;  five  furlongs  (8  subs.— 
246i.l7*.) 

Mr  A.  Benholm's  Esher,  by  Garemont,  8st  2lb  G.  Barrett  1 
Mr  J.  W.  Smith's  b.  c.  by  Pellegrino,  out  of  Celosia, 

88t2lb      -  -  -  -     C.Wood  2 

Mr  licopold  de  Rothschild's  Glade,  78t  8Ib 

(100/.)       -  -  -  -  F.Barrett  3 

Mr  H.  Hungerford's  Exploit,  7st  6lb  (100?.)  S.  Loates  - 
Mr  C.  J.  Lefevre's  Martial,  88t  71b  (car.  det  81b)  Cannon  - 
Mr  P.  Price's  ch.  c  by  The  Buke,  out  of  Bithyffi, 

78t6lb(100^)  -  -  -    J.  Jeasop  - 

CoL  O.  Willans's  Floribel,  88t  216      -  A.  White  - 

Mr  H.  Wood's  Avon,  78t  6lb  (lOOi.)  C.  Rawlinson  - 

6  to  4  on  Esher,  11  to  2  agst  the  Celosia  colt,  7  to  1  agst 
Glade,  10  to  1  agst  Martial,  and  20  to  1  agst  Exploit. 
Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  a  bad  third. 

The  Buccleugh  Welter  Cup  (Imndicap)  of  260  sov.  by  sub- 
flcriptioa  of  10  sov.  each,  5  ft,  with  60  added;  winners  extra; 
one  mile  (32  subs.— 250/.) 

Ld  Cadogan's  Mate,  6  yrs,  lOst  13lb  (ind.  lOK  ex.)  Archer  1 
Mr  W- Burton's  Fulham,  3  vrs,  78t  7lb  -  J.  Wall  2 
Mr  Leopold  de  Kothschild^s  Wytham,  3  yrs, 


Ld  Ellesmere's  Prince  Rudolph,  4  yrs,  9st  lOlb  G.  Barrett  - 
Ld  Hartington's  Auctioneer,  6  yrs,  8st  8lb  -  J.  Goater  - 
Mr  Naylors  Forethought,  3  yrs,  8st  5lb  -  C.  Loates  - 
Mr  H.  Wood's  Communist,  3  yrs,  8st  4lb  (car. 

88t5lb)        -  -  -  -  A.Giles  - 

Mr  T.  Jennings,  jun.'s  Pink  May,  3  yrs,  7at  3lb  Tomlisson  - 
7  to  2  agst  Communist,  4  to  1  agst  Fnlham,  5  to  1  each 
agst  Mate  and  Wytham,  11  to  2  agst  Forethought,  7  to  1 
agst  Prince  Rudolph,  and  10  to  I  agst  Auctioneer.  Won 
by  a  neck,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and  third ; 
Ckmimnnist  fell. 


-  C.Wood 


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The  Ascott  Plate  of  500  soy.  for  two  yrs  old;  entrance 
III  Sg.;  five farlongs (4882. 17«.) 

Mr  B.  Peck*s  The  Bard,  9st  9lb       -  -  Archer  1 

Mr.C.  Blanton'8  Assignation,  88t  ISTb  -  £.  Rossiter  2 
Mr  T.  E.  Walker's  Bine  Stocking,  8st  lOlb  -  A.  Giles  3 
Mr  T.  Cannon's  Hyala,  8st  lOfc  -  owner  - 

Mr  H.  II.  Hnngerford's  The  Loafer,  98t  2Jb    G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  A.  Taylor's  Boomerang,  Sst  2!b         -       C.  Wood  - 
6  to  1  on  The  Bard,  10  to  1  agst  Assignation,  and  20  to  1 
agst  any  other.   Won  by  a  neck,  three  lengths  between 
the  second  and  third. 

The  Eelmarsh  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  two  yrs  old;  colts, 
8st  13%  fillies,  8st  lOlb;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for 
100  80V.;  entrance  3  sov.;  five  furlongs  (102Z.) 
Gen.  Owen  Williams's  ch.  c.  Eclat,  by  Cymbal-   Archer  1 
Mr  Jousiffe's  br.  c.  Tom  Tom  -  -       C.Wood  2 

Mr  Gardner's  b.  c.  Sandpiper  -  -S.  Loates  3 

Mr  J.  A.  Craven's  b.  c.  Kingsdene  -    E.  Rossiter  - 

Mr  Bird's  ch.  c.  Little  Jim  -  -  J.  Goater  - 

Lady  Vivian's  br.  c.  Humdrum  -  -     G.  Barrett  - 

Mr  Greenwood's  b.  c.  by  Cyprus,  out  of  Fury  H.  Morgan  - 
Mr  P.  Price's  br.  f .  by  Cardinal  York,  out  of 

Lethargy         -  -  -       Wainwright  - 

Mr  Jennings's  b.  f.  Aunt  Ruth  -  -   A.Johnson  - 

Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  ch.  f .  Kira  -Cannon  - 

1 1  to  8  agst  Eclat,  9  to  4  agst  Kingsdene,  100  to  8  agst 
Humdrum,  and  100  to  7  agst  any  other.  Won  by  a 
head,  the  same  between  the  second  and  third. — The 
winner  was  bought  in  for  480gs. 

The  Great  Northamptonshire  Stakes  (handicap)  of  20  sot. 
each,  10  ft.  with  400  added;  entrance  3gs,  the  only  forfeit  if 
declared  by  February  10th;  one  mile  and  three-quarters  (86 
subs.  10  or  whom  paid  entrance  only — 7262.  17«.) 
Mr  R.  Carington's  Marmora,  by  Albert  Victor, 

3yrs,  Sstlllb      .  -  -         Rickaby  1 

Mr  J.  V.  Lanrance's  Althorp,  3  yrs,  Sst  71b  H.  Reeves  2 
Mr  T.  Cannon's  Postscript,  4  yrs,  6st  2lb-  Robinson  3 
Mr  R.  G.  Sherrard's  The  Samaritan,  4  yrs,  78t  lib  Luke  - 
Mr  C.  W.  Lea's  Edlington,  4  yrs,  7st  -  C.  Rawlinson  - 
Baron  de  Rothschild's  Lavaret,  4  yrs,  Gst  8lb  -  E.  Martin  - 
Mr  R.  Jardine's  Penguin,  4  yrs,  68t  3lb  (car. 

6st  4lb)       -  -  .  -  F.  Barrett  - 

Mr  Lefevre's  Radieuse,  3  yrs,  5st  71b  (car. 

Sst  1015)     .  -  -  -  Tomlisson  - 

Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  St  Swithln,  3  yrs, 

Sst  7!b        -  .  -  .  T.  Loates  - 


Digitized  by 


GTTBBAGH  April  Mbbtiko.  41 

3  to  1  agst  The  Samaritaiii  5  to  1  agst  Lavaret,  6  to  1  agst 
Althorp,  100  to  15  each  agst  St  Swithin  and  Edlington, 
8  to  1  agst  Mannora,  and  10  to  ]  each  agst  Penguin  and 
Postscript.  Won  hj  a  length,  a  neck  between  the  second 
and  third. 

The  Town  Stakes  of  6  soy.  each,  with  100  soy.  added,  for 
all  ages ;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  50  soy.  ;  fiYO 
fnrlongs  (6  subs. — 1251) 
Mr  F.  Bates's  Parsley,  by  Trappist,  3  yrs, 

88t  13lb      -  -  -  -  F.  Barrett  1 

Mr  Golding's  Diamond,  4  yrs,  lOst      -  Archer  2 

Bfr  A.  Kelsall's  Melita,  S  yrs,  88t  ISib         -G.Barrett  3 
Mr  Menzies's  Gang  Warily,  4  yrs,  9st  lllb         Gannon  - 
Mr  Jennings,  jon.'s  Indignity,  2  yrs,  6st  lllb  Tomlisson  - 
11  to  4  each  agst  Gang  Warily  and  Indignity,  4  to  1 
agst  Diamond,  9  to  2  agst  Parsley,  and  8  to  1  agst 
Melita.   Won  by  a  length,  a  length  and  a  half  between 
the  second  and  third.— %he  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  Gold- 
Ing  for  210g8. 

The  Fawsley  Park  Welter  Handicap  of  6  soy.  each  for 
starters,  with  100  added;  entrance  8  soy.;  Ayc  fnrlongs 
(Ssnbs.— 117Z.) 

Mr  Job.  DaYis*s  Capitolina,  by  Vestminster,  4  yrs, 

Sst  81b  (car.  8st  lOSs)  '    -  -  -  Archer  1 

Ld  Hastings's  Beilby,  3  yrs,  7st  llK  -  G.  Barrett  2 
Ld  Hartington's  Auctioneer,  5  yrs,  8st  4Ib  (car. 

8st  51b)     -  -  -  -    J.  Goater  3 

Mr  C.  Archer's  French  Grey,  6  yrs,  Qst  -  Webb  4 

Mr  W.  Burrell's  St  Martin,  3  yrs,  7st  6lb   -  Luke  6 

2  to  1  agst  Beilby,  6  to  2  a^t  French  Grey,  1 1  to  4  agst  Capi- 
tolina, 7  to  1  agst  Auctioneer,  and  8  to  1  agst  St  Martm. 
Won  by  two  lengths,  the  same  between  the  second  and 
third. 

CURRAGH  April  Mbeting. 

TuEBDAT,  April  the  14th. — The  Scurry  Stakes  (handicap) 
of  40  ROY.;  entrance  2  soy.  for  starters;  Anglesey  Post  {SSL} 
Capt.  L.  H.  Jones's  Rapparee,  by  Donnybrook, 

4yrs,  8stl2lb      -  J.Connolly  1 

Mr  J.  Andrews's  Spring  Heels,  4  yrs,  6st  12Ib  (car. 

7st)      -  .  -  -         Dawson  2 

Mr  C.  J.  Blake's  Indian  Star,  4  yrs,  6st  5lb  -  L.  Kelly  3 
Mr  J.  Gubbins's  Grecian  Bend,  4  yrs, 

88t  l2lb       -  -        MrT.  Beasley  - 

Mr  Browne's  Alexandria,  4  yrs,  8st  3lh  -  K.  Behan  -* 
Mr  D.  Broderick's  Referee,  3  yrs,  6st  3lb  -  P.  Lynch  - 
Mr  W.  Dunne's  Moonstone,  8  yrs,  est  3lb        Waterson  - 


Digitized  by 


42  RA£»IN.G  GA.LENDAB, 


Mr  A.  Tieman's  br.  cbj  lD^mar»  out  of  Sheet 
Xigbiadnfif,  8  yrg,  6st         •  -      .J.  Weetlaike  - 

5  to  2  agBt  Gredan  Bend,  7  to  1  each  agst  Kapparee, 
.Alezfuidria,  and  Spring  Heek,  8  -to  1  each  agst  Indian 
Star  and  the  Sheet  Lightning  colt,  and  |0  to  1  each 
ragst  Referee  and  Moonstone.  Won  bj  half  k  neck,  a 
bad  third. 

The  April  Stakes  of  10  sov.  each,  h.  ft.  with  200  added,  for 
three  yrs  old;  entrance  2  boy.  the  only  forfeit  for  horses  struck 
ont  by  Jnne  2nd,  1884,  and  2  eov.  extra  for  those  left  in 
until  Jan.  6th,  1885;  scTen  furlongs,  on  the  Queen's  Plate 
Course  (33  subs.  6  of  whom  paid  2  sov.  each,  and  9  paid  4  sot. 
each— Sin.) 

Mr  J.  A.  Cassidy^s  Adriatic,  by  Ben  Battle,  fist  51b  Harris  1 
Mr  F.  Wynne's  Mallow,  lOst  2Tb    -  -  Westlake  2 

Mr  C.  W.  ThompsoD'is  The  Bath,  8st  21b  -  Dawson  3 
Mr  J.  Andrews's  Miss  Coote,  Sst  lib  (car.  88t  3lb)  N.Behan  - 
Mr  J.  G.  Blake's  Prima  Di>nDa,  7st  lOS  "Keirigan  - 
Oapt.  Jones's  Painted  Lady,  88t  Itb        -  Sbarpe  - 

Mr  £.  Smithwick's  Paddy,  8st  2m   -         T.  Broderick  - 
2  to  1  agst  The  Bath,  100  to  30  agst  Paddy,  4  to  1  agst 
Mallow,  6  to  1  agst  Painted  I^dy,  and  8  to  1  agst 
Adriatic.   Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  two  lengths  be- 
tween the  second  and  third. 
Her  Majesty's  Plate  of  lOOgQ,  for  borsefitramedjiix  months 
previously  in  Irelimd;  three  yrs  old,  7«t  4tt^  iour,  9fit,  iwe, 
six  «nd  agedf  98t  61b;  two  miles. 

Mr  J.  Blaquiere's  Ben  Bolt,  byBen  Battle,4y!r&  J.Oonnol]y  1 
Mr  W.  Pallin's  Beatns,  aged    -  -       K.Beh«n  2 

^  to  1  on  Ben  Bolt.   Won  ki«  oanter  by  four  lengths. 

The  Juvenile  Stakes  of  3  eofv,  each,  with  iOO  added,  for 
two  yra  old;  entranoe  3  sov.  lor  aeceptcorft;  fine  fnrisngs  (16 
subs.— 142/.) 

Mr  H.  £.  Linde's  Ashplant,  by  Umpire,  8st  Ifb  -  Harris  1 
Mr  P.  Gavin?e  Light  Wine,  ^st  715  -  J.  Connolly  2 

Mr  D.  Broderick's  Skipaway,  88t  7lb  -  T.  Broderick  8 
Mr  J.  Andrews's  Bohemian  Girl,  8st  4lb  -  N.  Behan  - 
Mr  G.  Moore's  Barcarolle,  88t  lOlb     -  -  Sharpe  - 

6  to  2  each  agst  Ashplant  and  Skipaway,  7  to  2  agst  Bohe- 
mian Girl,  6  to  1  agst  Light  Wine,  and  8  to  1  agst  Bar- 
carolle.  Won  by  two  lengths,  four  lengths  between  the 
second  and  third. 
The  Madrid  Stakes  (handicap)  of  10  sov.  each,  3  ft.  to  the 
fund,  or  1  only  if  declared  by  January  6th,  with  100  added, 
for  three  yrs  old;  the  second  received  .20  soy.  out  of  the 
stakes ;  entmnce  2  sot.;  one  mile,  on  the  Peel  Coarse  {19 
subs.  3^  of  wiiom  declared  ft.— 138Z.) 


Digitized  by 


CUfiBAOfi  April  Hxstihg.  48 

air  L.  Hone's  b.  c.  by  SooUiah  .Chie|.  oat  of  Pl«(Qe, 

estllft      -           -           -           -         Ball  1 

Mr  R.  S.  Langan's  Wild  Sherry,  78t  fiflj-            -Bailey  2 

Mr  S.  M.  Nolan's  Panctilio,  6st  ISfb  -  Saunders  3 
Hr  J.  Gubbins'fl  Tonmure,  8st  12lb  (car. 

88t  13lb)     -            -            -         Mr  T.  Beasley  - 

Wr  H.  C.  Norman's  Cairo,  Sst  12ft      -          N.  Behan  - 

Mr  J.  G.  Blake's  Mokana,  '7st  5lb  -         Westlake,  jun.  - 

Xd  Drogheda's  Alcester,  7st  21b          -            Dawson  - 

3  to  1  agst  the  Plagae  colt,  4  to  1  agst  Mokana,  7  to  1  each 
agst  Tonmure  and  Wild  Sherry,  and  10  to  1  each  agst 
Alcester  and  Punctilio.  Won  by  three-quarters  of  a 
length,  a  bad  third. 

Wsi>ifB8DAT.— The  Flying  Plate  (handicap)  of  40  sot.; 
the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  80t«;  entrance  2  soy. 
for  starters;  five  furlongs  (38Z.) 

MrD  .Broderick's  Referee,  by  Umpire,  3  yjs,  78t  Sih  Lynch  1 
Mr  H.  Bird's  Salami,  3  yrs,  6st  12lb      -  -  Ball  2 

Mr  J.  Andrews's  Spring  Heels,  4  yrs,  Set  6Tb  -  W.  Miller  3 
Mr  H.  Wesf  s  Scholastiea,  5  yrs,  8st  12n>  -Harris  - 

Mr  R.  Nerwcomen's  Blanche,  3  yrs,  7st  lib  -  Dunne  » 
Mr  L.  J.  Fowler's  Silk  Stockings,  3  yrs, 

6stl2ft      -  .  -         Westlake,  jun.  - 

^  to  2  each  agst  Spring  Heels  and  Calami,  6  to  1  agst 
Scholastiea,  6  to  1  ai^t  Referee,  and  10  to  I  each  agst 
the  others.   Won  by  a  head,  the  same  between  &e 
second  and  third. 
Her 'Majesty's  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  mares;  three  yrs  old, 
'7st  4ft,  four,  98t,  five,  six,  and  aged,  9st  6ft;  two  miles. 
Mr  J.  Gubbins^B  Grecian  Bend,  by  Tictor, 

4  yrs  -  -  -  -Mr  T.  Beasley  1 
Mr  J.  iM'KensA,  jon-'s  Wamalet,  5  }nrs  Westlake  2 
Mr  Brownefs  AioKiindria,  4  yrs  -  -  K.  Behan  .8 
Mr  J.  F.  RyBills  Magic,  3  yrts         -           -  Dawson  - 

A.  Tieoman's  Pocahontas,  4  yrs         -  T.  Broderiek  - 
6  to  2  each  agst  Grecian  Bend  and  Magic,  4  to  1  ag;8t 
Warelet,  7  lio  I  Agst  Alexandria,  and  10  to  I  agst  Poca- 
hontas.  Won  easily  by  three  lengths,  a  bad  third. 

A  Handicap  Plate  of  4.0  soy.;  entrance  2  soy.  for  starters; 
six  furlongs  (38/.) 

Mr  J.  Gubbins's.Tommme,  by  Victor,  3  yrs, 

8fit  .iaft      .  «  .  T.  EaYanagh  1 

Mr  L.  Hone's  b.  c.  by  Scottish  Chief,  out  of  Plague, 

3yrs,  78tl21b  -  Sharpe  2 

Mr  C.  J.  Blake's  Indian  Star,  4  yrs,  6st  lift  Saunders  3 
Mr  J.  Andrews's  Spring  Heels,  4  yrs,  7at  121b  (car. 

ZstXSft)         •  .  -  W.  Miller  - 


Digitized  by 


RACING  CALENDAR, 


5  to  4  agst  the  Plagae  colt,  100  to  30  agst  Indian  Star,  4  to  1 
agst  Tonrnure,  and  6  to  1  agst  Spring  Heels.  Won  bj 
half  a  length,  a  bad  third. 

The  Wellington  Stakes  (handicap)  of  150  soy.  by  snbscrip- 
tion  of  5  SOT.  each,  but  1  forfeit  if  declared  by  10  p.m.  on 
Feb.  10th  ;  the  second  received  10  soy.  ont  of  the  stakes  i  en- 
trance 2  SOY.;  one  mile  and  a  qaarter  (17  snbs.  5  of  wjiom 
declared  ft.— 133Z.) 

Ld  Drogheda's  Spidii,  by  Ben  Battle,  4  yrs,  7st  Dawson  1 
Mr  P.  Golfer's  Madcap,  Syrs.Tst  I  lib  (car.  7st  12lb)  Sharpe  3 
Ld  Drogheda's  Francis  Joseph,  6  yrs,  6st  lOJb  Dnnne  8 
Mr  J.  G.  Blake's  Mokana,  3  yrs,  6st  SK  Westlake,  jnn.  - 
Mr  J.  Andrews's  Miss  Coote,  3  yrs,  6st  lOlb  J.  McDonald  - 
Mr  S.  M.  Nolan's  Punctilio,  3  yrs,  Sst  9lb  -  L.  Kelly  - 
5  to  2  each  agst  Madcap  and  Spahi,  4  to  1  agst  Mokana* 

and  100  to  15  each  agst  the  others.   Won  by  a  length 

and  a  half,  a  bad  third. 

Thubsdat. — The  Stewards'  Plate  (handicap)  of  80  soy. 
added  to  a  Sweepstakes  of  4  soy.  each  for  starters ;  first  entry, 

1  SOY.,  second  entry,  3  soy.;  one  mile,  on  the  Peel  Course  (5 
sabs.— 932.) 

Mr  J.  Gnbbins's  Grecian  Bend,  4  yrs,  9st  4lb  MrT.Beasley  1 
Mr  S.  M.  Nolan's  Punctilio,  3  yrs,  5st  7lb  h,  Kelly  2 
Capt.  Jones's  Painted  Lady,  3  yrs,  6st  3lb  -  P.  Lynch  8 
Mr  R.  S.  Langan'sWild  Sherry ,3yrs,  6st  4lb Westlake,  jnn.  - 
Ld  Drogheda's  Josephine,  3  yrs,  6st  lOfb  (car. 
5st  lllb)     -  -  -  .       Dunne  - 

2  to  1  agst  Painted  Lady,  5  to  2  agst  Grecian  Bend,  6  to  1 

agst  Wild  Sherry,  and  10  to  1  each  agst  the  others. 
Won  by  two  lengths,  a  bad  third. 

Her  Majesty's  Plate  of  lOOgs;  three  yrs  old,  7st  1%  four, 
9st,  iiYe,  9st      six  and  aged,  98t  lOlb;  three  miles. 
Mr  J.  M'Kenna,  jnn.'s  Wavelet,  by  Panl  Jones, 


2  to  1  on  Ben  Bolt.   Won  by  a  length  and  a  half. 

The  Hopeful  Plate  of  100  soy.  for  two  vrs  old;  those  en- 
tered to  be  sold  for  100  soy.  allowed  14!b,  if  for  50  soy.  211b; 
entrance  3  soy.  for  acceptors;  five  furlongs  (972.) 
Mr  D.  Whelan's  Gold  Digger,  by  Balfe, 

88t7lb  -  -  -       T.  Broderick  1 

Mr  O.  H.  Jones's  Merryman,  7st  (502.)      -  Ball  2 

Mr  C.  J.  Blake's  b.  c.  by  Arbitrator,  oat  of  Water- 
witch,  Sst  71b         -  -  -  Harris  8 
Mr  W.  Dunne's  Diamantine,  8st  7Ib  -         J.  Gonnolly  - 
Mr  J.  Gannon's  Irving  Bishop,  7st  lOlb  (1002.)  J.  Dawson  - 


-Westlake  1 
•   J.Connolly  2 


Digitized  by 


Google 


THIBSK  Spbinq  Msbtikq.  45 

to  5  Qcld  Dig^ger,  9  to  2  agat  the  Watorwitch  colt, 
5  to  1  each  agst  Diamantine  and  IxYing  Biehop,  and  100 
to  15  agst  Menyman.   Won  hj  a  neck,  a  bad  third. 

The  Welter  Handicap  of  5  sov.  each,  I  ft.  to  thefnnd,  with 
80  80T.  added;  first  enlxy,  1  sot.,  second  entry,  2  sov.;  one 
mile  and  a  half  (Howth  Post)  Peel  Coarse  (14  snhs.~l04;.) 
Ld  Dro^heda's  Spahi,  4  yrs,  list  9lb  -  W.  Canayan  1 
Mr  J.  GnbbinR's  Chancery,  aged,  list 71b  Mr  T.  Beasley  2 
Mr  H.  Bird's  Salami,  3  yrs,  9st  7lb       -  Sharpe  3 

Mr  J.  6.  Blake's  Mokana«  3  yrs,  lOst  61b  -  Kerrigan  - 
Mr  M.  Dennehy's  Nap,  3  yrs,  9st  lOlb  -  J.  Walsh  - 
Mr  J.  M«Nally 's  Morning  Star,  Syrs,  9st  7fb  Mr  H.  Beasley  - 
7  to  4  a£8t  Chancery,  100  to  30  agst  Spahi,  and  6  to  1  each 

agst  Nap  and  Salami.  Won  by  half  a  length,  f  oar  lengths 

between  the  second  and  third. 

The  other  races  were  over  hardies — tee  Steeple  Chase  Vol. 

THIRSK  Spring  Meeting. 

TussDAT,  April  the  i4th.— The  Hambleton  Plate  (handi- 
cap) of  lOOgs;  entrance 3gs;  fiyefarlongs,  straight  (1 01  Z.17<.) 
Mr  P.  Lynch's  Lady  Auckland,  by  Paganini, 

or  Clandias,  aged,  6st  12lb  (car.  6st  5%)  G.  Woodborn  0 
Mr  A.  Greasley's  Flower  of  England,  by  Low- 
lander,  6  yrs,  8st  5lb  -  -  Bruckshaw  0 
Mr  R.  V^ner's  Fabiola,  4  yrs,  Sst  3lb  J.  Woodbarn  3 
Mr  J.  Caims's  Captain  Blae,  f^ged,  Sst  lib  -  Blakey  - 
Mr  S.  P.  Petrie's  Bva  Jeanie,  5  yrs,  7st  12lb  Pagan  - 
Mr  R.  Bodley's  Wild  Mint,  5  yrs,  7st-  Goodway  - 
Mr  M.  Williamson's  Wilkie,  3  yrs,  7st  -  Hardcastle  - 
MrP.Bnchanan's  Augasta  Victoria,  4  yrs,  6st9Ib  Chandley  - 
Mr  J.  Pickersgill's  Escamillo,  3  yrs,  6st6lb  (car. 

6st  81b)  ...         Tomlinson  - 

Mr  W.  Sadler's  Enthanasia,  3  yrs,  Cst       -      Magnue  - 
Mr  B.  Gladstone's  Crockery,  3  yrs,  58t  1  lib     W.  Glover  - 
Mr  Winn's  Lady  Castlereagh,  3  yrs,  5st  lOK      Mollens  - 
7  to  4  aget  Pabiola,  6  to  1  agst  Flower  of  England,  7  to  1 
each  agst  Wild  Mint  and  Lady  Castlereagh,  10  to  1  agst 
Eva  Jeanie,  and  12  to  1  agst  Lady  Auckland.   A  dead 
heat,  Fabiola  beaten  half  a  length. — The  stakes  were 
divided. 

The  Great  Yorkshire  Foal  Plate  of  300gs  for  the  owner, 
and  75g8  for  the  nominator,  of  the  winner,  and  25gs  for  the 
nominator  of  the  second,  for  two  yrs  old;  the  second  re- 
ceived SOgs  out  of  the  plato;  entrance  Sgs;  five  furlongs 
(3591. 2«0 


Digitized  by 


46  RACING  CALENDAR,  ' 

Ifr  WiUiamson's  Sir  Band,  by  Clffiremont,  msW  Fftgan   1  ' 
Mr  Hedworth  Lambton's  Balph,  Sist  8ft       •  StaoWden  2 
Major  Stapylton's  Safety,  8M  9lb         ^         Oriffitfas  3  I 
Marqnis  Taloa's  Beffina^iSet         -  -      Coates'  - 

Major  Stapyltoa's  Stafford,  get  an>  -  J;  WoodbuviL  ! 
Mr  B.  Jardine's  b.  f.  by  Hilarious,  oat  of 

Minaret,  88t  5ft   -  -  •      C.  Bowman  -  ' 

Mr  J.  Osborne's  Timp8iMtto,.88t  6ft  -       Blatt  - 

13  to  8  agst  Sir  David,  7i  to  4  agsithe  Minttef  fiUy,  7  to'l*  I 
agst  B^Jph,  and  10  to;  1  agst  any  other.    Won  eaailgr 
by  five  lengths,  a  neck  between  the  second  and  thinl 

The  Sowerby  Welter  Handicap  Plate  of  1 6  5  sor. ;  entrsnee 
4  80Y.;  one  mile  and  a  qnarter  (151{.) 
Mr  W.  Sanderson's  Clirtonian,  by  Cintlereaglr, 

4  yrs,  8st  ]  2lb      -  -  -        Snowden  1 

Mr  C.  Morgan's  Old  Goldy  5.  yrs,  8st  3ft.  -  Healop  2 
Mr  E.  Hunter's  Nerida,  aged,  98t  5ft  -  Tomlinson  3 
Mr  J.  Cadman's  King  Dick,  4  yrs,  9st  9ft  -  Fagan  - 
Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Chancer,  4  yrs,  8st  ISft  Piatt  - 

Mr  £.  Laacelles'e  Anstrasia^4  yra,  8st  lOift.    J.  Oabran  - 
Mr  B.  Jardinels  BeaoaioKit^.a.yrst  7et  1^.    C  Bowman 

2  to  1  agst  CUftoniao,  5/ to  a.agsfe  Aaatntti%  4>  tck  1  agflft 
Old  Gold,  and  7  to  1  each:  ag^t  the  othersi.  Won.  by 
half  a  lengthy  a  length  betweeo/the  seoond  audi  third.. 

The  Mile  Selling  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  three  yrs  old  and  irp- 
wards;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sav;,  if  fbr 
60  sov.  allowed  7ft;  entrance  3gs;  one  mile  (lOU.  17i.) 
Mr  F.  Lancaster's  Bockaway,  by  Tibthorpe, 

Syrs,  7st7ft(60Z.)      -  -        J.  Wbodbum  t 

Mr  B.  Cuffe's  Glenroy,  3  yrs,  7st  9ft  (50?.)  -  CHandley  1 
Mr  T.  Green's  B^fwdley,  3  y«,  88t  6ft  (100?.)  Showden  S 
Mr  J.  Oxley'sChiBty,  3  yrw,  7st  lift  (lOOf.)  -  Bfttsford  - 
Mr  B!  Bodley's  Molly,  3  yrs,  Sst  2ft  (100?.)       F.  Lowe  - 

6  to  4  on  Bewdley,  3  to  1  agst  Glenroy;  and  7'  to  t  eadt 
agst  thiB  others.  Won  by  two  lengths,  fbur  lengths  be- 
tween the  second  and  third;  Cmsty  bolted.— The  wlhaer 
was  sold  to  Mt  J.  H.  Shepherd'fbr  76gs. 

Wednbsdat. — The  High-weight  Selling  Handicap  Plate 
of  lOOgS}  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  fbr  50  sov.;  en- 
trance 3g8;  three-quarters  of  a  mile  (lOH.  17«.) 
Mr  F.  Voase's  Courtier,  by  Kingcraft,  5  yrs, 

98t  12ft  ....      ^raekshaw  1 

MtB.  BiMWey'sFrotidor,  S'yrs-,  88t'4»'      J:  Woodl«tni  9^ 
Mr  C.  Lund's  Happy  Hbme,  3  yre,.«ifr  -  Fisgan* 
Mr  H.  Brand's  Thrintoft,  aged;  lOrt  -    Lawson  - 

Mr  A.  Gaunt's  Carsethome,  6  yrs,  lOst  -  -  Piatt  — 


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THIRSE  Sfbhto  Mbstitc.  47 

Mi  W.  Leach's  Airagon,  4  yn,  98t  llK        •    Backlegr  - 

Mi  R  Gaffe's  Gfenroy,  9  yn,  8rt  5lb  (ear: 

81*  81b)       ...  -J.  Osborne  - 

Mr  W.  Sadler's  Euthanasia,  3  jn,  8sfe  6111        Snowd«n  - 

Mr  H.  Barrasf Old's  Trace,  3  yrs,  Sat  2B  -Tomlinaon  • 
4  to  I  agst  Trace,  5  to  1  agat  Thrintoft,  6  to  I  each  a^ 
Happy  Home  and  Garsethome,  7  to  1  agst  Eathanasia, 
and  10  to  1  each  agst  Florida,  Glenroy,  and  Gotuctiei: 
Won.  by  thiee-qaarters  of  a  length,  a  length  between  the 
secood  and  thinl. 

Ulie  Thiiflk  Handicap  of  5  aov.  each,  2  ft;*  to  tba  fond,  with 
150  Bov.  added;  the  Beeond  saved  his  stake;  about  ona  mile 
and  a  half  (19  subs— 186Z.) 
Mr  C.Morgan's  CM  Qold,  by  Specnlnm, 

5yrs,  68t3!b         -  -  -G.Woodbum  1 

Mr  Winn's  Dalesman,  4  yrs,  7st       -  -    Finley  2 

MrB.Vyner'sAlb,  3:yist68t61b  -    W.  Glover  3 

Mr  H.  Hall's  Tita,  ag;ed,  78t  12%      -  -   Fagan  - 

Mr  E.  Hunter's  Procris,  aged,  7^  5lb  -  Toralinson  - 
Mr  H.  Hall's  Fairminster,  5  yrs,  7st  2!b  Chandley  - 

Gapt.  Wardle's  Merry  Bochess,  3  yrs,  6st  9%  XWoodbam  - 
Mr  W.  FAnson's  Maronite,  4  yrs,  est  Tib      Hardcasde  - 
Mr  T.  Green's  Sophist,  6  yrs,  est  7%       -       Magoire  - 
9  to  4  agst  Merry  Duchess,  4  to  1  agst  Old  Gold,  5  to  1 
agst  Dalesman,  6  to  1  agst  Alb,  and  10  to  1  agst  any 
G&er.   Won  by  a  short  head,,  a  bad  third. 

The  Falcon  Plate  (handicap)  of  lOOgs;  entranee  Sjpi;  oni» 
nrile  (lOU.  17*.) 

Mr  W.  Sadler's  Incendiary,  by  King  Lad,  aged, 

SstlSlb  -  -  -  Snowden  1 

Mr  S.  F.  Petrie^a  Coelebs,  6  yrs,  98t  -  X  Osborne  2 

Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Royal  Rake,  3  yrs,  7st       Goodway  0 
Mr  G.  Oriver's  Lobster,  3»yT»,  Gst  5»       -         Finley  0 
Mr  T.  W.  Hornby's  Otaitw,  3  yr»>  7st  2tJ        Chandley  - 
€  to  4  agst  Incendiary,  7  to  4  agst  Lobster,  and  8  to  1  agst 
Coelebs.   Won  by  a  neck ;  Royal  Rake  and  Lobster  ran 
a  dead  heat  for  third  place,  beaten  three-quarters  of  a 
length. 

The  Mowbray  Plate  of  150  soy.  foe  two  yrs  old;  entrance 
4  SOT.;  five  farlongs  (1462.) 
Mr  a  Hall's  b.  f.  by  Uncas,  dam  by  Pero  Gexnez,. 

oatolTimarJi,  8st.5lb         -  -       Chandley  1 

Mr  J.Lowther'sSnb  Bosa^Sstaoftf  -     Watts  0 

MrW.rAnson'^fiBqnin3r;8st8%         -  Kagan  0 

D^ofMentroBe's  Subterfuge,  88t5lb*  -  Batsfiwd  - 


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48  RACING  CALENDAR, 

Mr  J.  Osborne's  Wild  Moss,  %bt  9lb       -  owner  - 

Mr  J.  Pickersgill's  b.  1  by  Fero  Gomez,  oat  of 

Bonny  May,  8st  90>>  -  -     Tomlinson  - 

Mr  B.Vyner's  Stone-deaf,  88t  9m     -       J.  Woodburn  - 
Mr  F.  W.  Lambton's  Ganymede,  Sst  120>  -       Snowden  - 
Mr  F.  Bates's  ch.  f.  by  Coemlens,  out  of  Equani- 
mity, Sst  91b         -  -  -     C.  Bowman  - 
Mr  Calvert's  Dnrango,  Sst  8%         -  Bmckshaw  - 
Sir  R.  Graham's  Gamphill,  Sst  9lb         -       Goodway  - 
2  to  1  agst  Inquirer,  3  to  1  agst  Sub  Rosa,  9  to  2  agst 
Ganymede,  8  to  1  agst  Subterfuge,  12  to  1  agst  the  Bonny 
May  filly,  and  100  to  6  each  agst  the  others.   Won  by 
a  head,  a  dead  heat  for  second  place. 

The  other  races  at  this  meeting  were  under  the  Grand 
National  Hunt  Rules — see  Steeple  Chase  Volume. 

PONTEFRAOT  SPRma  Mbbting. 

Thubsdat,  April  the  16th. — ^The  Prince  of  Wales's  Stakes 
of  6  SOY.  each,  1  ft.  to  the  fund,  with  100  added,  for  two  yrs 
old;  the  second  saved  his  stake;  five  furlongs  (36  subs. — 1362.) 
Mr  R.  Vyner's  Moonstruck,  by  Rosebery,  9st  3lb  Griffiths  1 
Mr  Perkins's  Thistle  Grove,  9st  6lb  -  J.  Osborne  2 

Mr  R.  Gladstone's  br.  f.  by  Rosicmcian,  out  of 

Lady  Flora,  Sst  9lb  -  -  -   Tomlinson  3 

Mr  J.  Lowther's  Sub  Rosa,  98t         -  -  Watts  4 

Mr  J.  Dunn's  Amy,  Sst  9lb       -  -        Heslop  - 

Mr  Hedworth  Lambton's  Ralph,  Sst]12lb  Snowden  - 
D.  of  Montrose's  Subterfuge,  Sst  9fi>  -  Bat8f(»:d  - 
MrF.  Piatt's  Nimble  Dick,  Sst  12tt   •  -W.Day  - 

Mr  J.  E.  Piatt's  Hibemia,  Sst  9n>  -    Bruckshaw  - 

Even  on  Thistle  Grove,  7  to  2  agst  Sub  Rosa,  7  to  1 
agst  Moonstnick,  10  to  1  agst  Ralph,  and  100  to  S  agst 
any  other.  Won  by  a  length,  the  same  between  tiie 
second  and  third,  and  a  neck  between  the  third  and  fourth. 

The  Mile  Selling  Plate  of  lOOgs ;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by 
auction  for  100  sov.,  if  entered  for  50  sov.  allowed  7Ib; 
entrance  3  gov.;  one  mile  (1022.) 
Mr  Mumford's  Regent,  by  Statesman,  aged,  9st9lb 

(502.)  ....  C.Loates  1 
Mr  P.  Price's  Silver  Shoe,  3  yn,  78t4lb— car. 

7st6lb(502.)  ...      J.Jessop  2 

Mr  J.  Hope's  Willie  Sharpe,  3  yrB,7stl2n>(502.)  Tomlinson  3 
Bfr  Green's  Courtier,  5  yrs,  98t  6lb  (602.)  -  Snowden  4 
Mr  R.  Gladstone's  Blairgowrie,  4  yrs,  9it  21b 

(602.)     ....   J.  OBbome  5 


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6  to  4  agst  Silver  Shoe,  5  to  S  Willie  Sharpe,  4  to  I  agtt 
Kegent,  6  to  1  agst  Conrtier,  and  10  to  1  agst  Blair- 
gowrie. Won  by  four  lengths,  two  lengths  between  the 
second  and  third,  a  bad  fourth. — The  winner  was 
bought  in  for  91  gs. 

The  Trial  Handicap  Plate  ot  lOOgs;  winners  extra;  en- 
trance 3  80Y.;  five  fnrlongs  (1022.) 
Mr  F.  Lynch's  Lady  Auckland,  by  Paganini, 

or  daadins,  aged,  7st  6lb  (incl.  7lh  extra)  Tomlinson  1 
Mr  F.  Piatt's  Balvarran,  3  vrs,  est  13lb  -  F.  Barrett  2 
Mr  J.  Shepherd's  Whirlpool,  6  yrs,  78t  9ft  Goodway  3 
Mr  B.  Osborne's  Lady  Ida,  3  yns,  6st  6lb  -  Glover  4 
Mr  A.  Greaslej's  Flower  of  £n|2^d,  6  yrs, 

98t  6lb  (incl.  7tb  extra)  •  -  Brnckshaw  - 

Mr  G.  Archer's  Marqnise,  3  yrs,  6st  (car.  6st  2lb)  Whelan  - 
Mr  W.Glentworth'sWildBuck,  3yr8,  6st  -  TumbuU  - 
2  to  1  agst  Balvarran,  3  to  1  agst  Whirlpool,  6  to  I  agst 
Flower  of  England,  7  to  1  each  agst  Lady  Auckland 
and  Lady  Ida,  and  8  to  1  agst  Marquise.  Won  by 
three-quarters  of  a  length,  a  length  between  the  second 
and  third,  a  bad  fourth. 

The  Pontefract  Spring  Handicap  of  6  sov.  each,  2  ft.  to 
the  fund,  with  160  sov.  added;  vdnners  extra;  the  second 
flayed  his  stake;  one  mile  and  a  half  (22  subs.— 160/.) 
Mr  Winn's  Dalesman,  by  Beauclere,  4  yrs, 

7st2lb  -  -       *     -  -   J.  Woodbnrn  1 

Mr  M'Cann's  Boadicea,  6  yrs,  8si  lib  (incl  12lb 


Mr  T.  Valentine's  Cassia,  3  yrs,  Sst  71b  (car. 

5stl2lb)  -  Tomlisson  3 

Mr  H.  Hall's  Fairminster,  6  yrs,  78t  3lb        -  Chandlcy  4 
Even  on  Dalesman,  5  to  2  agst  Cassia,  4  to  1  agst  Boadicea, 
and  10  to  1  agst  Fairminster.   Won  by  four  lengths, 
three  lengths  l^twteen  the  second  and  third. 

Fbidat.— The  Welter  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs;  winners 
extra;  entrance  3  sov.;  one  mile  (102/.) 
Mr  A.  Gaunt's  Prince  Rupert,  by  Prince  Charlie, 

3  yrs,  78t  lllb      -  -  •        Goodway  1 

Mr  H.  W.  Cooper's  Amcliffe,  4  yrs,  98t  4!b  Brnckshaw  2 
Mr  J.  Pickersgill's  ch.  g.  by  Salvator,  out  of 

Peffar,  5  yrs,  98t  416  -  -       Tomlinson  3 

Mr  Hed worth  Lambton's  Piccolino,  3  yrs,  78t  lOlb 

(incl.  lOlb  extra)  -  -  -    J.Woodbum  4 

D.  of  Montrose's  Sad,  4  yrs,  8st  2lb-  -    Batsford  .5 


Goodway  2 


Mr  J.  Dawson's  Rosebud,  3  yrs,  78t 
Vol.  CXIIL 


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6  to4  sgfit  Ficcolioo,  4  to  1  agst  PnoceBopeot^f  to  l  Afg^ 
Arncliffe,  7  to  1  agst  the  P«ffar  geldings  aiul  10  to  1 
each  agst  the  others.   Won  by  a  oecfc,  a  length  between 
the  secoDd  and  third. 

The  Victoria  Plate  oi  150  boy.  for  twa  yrs  oAd;  entHtnce 
3  SOY.;  five  forloDgs  ( 147/.) 

Mr  T.  Valentine's  Dingle,  by  Glendale,  8st  ©»'  Weldon  1 
Mr  W.  TAnson's  Inqolrer,  88t  9lb  -  -       Pagan  2' 

Mr  8.  Piatt's  Blue  Stone,  Sst  91b  -  Bmcfcabaw  9- 
Mr  J.  W.  Lee's  Bagley  Green,  fist  91b'  •  Snowden  4 
D.  of  Montrose's  Subterfuge,  Sst  6lb   -  Batsford  5 

5  to  4  on  loquirer,  11  to4  aest  Bine  Stone,  5  to  1  agst* 
Subterf nge,  8  to  1  agst  Ba^ey  Green,  and  20  to  1  agst- 
Dingle.  Won  by  a  length,  half  a  length  between  the 
second  and  third,  and  a  head  between  the  third  «nd 
fourth. 

A  Selling  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs;  the  winner  to  be  sold 
by  auction  for  50  soy.;  entrance  3  soy.;  six.  furlongs  (102/.) 
Mr  C.  Lund's  Happy  Home,  by  Sefton.  3  yn, 

7stl0lb      -  -  -  J.  Woodbum  1 

Mr  R.  Rodley's  Trionfi,  4  yrs,  Sst  2ft  -  F.  Barrett  2 
Mr  J.  Martin's  Sir  Elidor,  4  yrs,  9st  -  Tomlinson  S 

Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Enigma,  6  yrs,  8flt7l>  <car. 

Sst  Sib)       -  •  •  J.  Osborne 

Mr  F.  Voase's  Old  Tom,  4  yrs,  gst7lb   -  W^n  - 

Dr  O'Connor's  Hindoo,  4  yrs,  Sst  7ft  -  Buchanan  - 

Mr  R.  Gladstone's  Blairgowrie,  4  yrs,  8st5lb  Good  way.  • 
Mr  Mottet's  Lady  Morocco,  5  yrs,  Sst  4ft  -  Batsford  - 
Mr  J.  Dawson's  Rosebud,  3  yrs,  Sst  *2ft  -  -  Luke  - 

3  to  1  agst  Sir  Elidor,  4  to  ]  agst  Trionfi,  6  to  1  each  a^ 
Enigma  and  Rosebud,  and  100  to  12  agst  Happy  Home. 
Won  by  a  neck,  a  head  between  the  second  and  third.-** 
The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  J.  Snewden  for  lOOgs. 
The  Carleton  Handicap  Plate  of  155  soy.;  winners  extras* 
entrance  3  soy.;  abont  one  mile  and  a  qnarter  (^IM^) 
Mr  R.  Rodley's  Gisela,  by  Kisber,  5  yrs,  7at  5ft 

(incl.  7  ft)  extra)        -  -  -   F.  Barrett  I 

Mr  G.  Oliver's  Banker,  4  yrs,  78t  3ft   -     J.  Woodbum  2 
Mr  E.  Hunter's  Nerida,  aged,  7st  Sib         -  Tomlinson  3 
Mr  R.  Gladstone's  Dowry,  5  yrs,  7st  12ft         Good  way  4 
Mr  T.  Holmes's  Lawminf^ter,  aged,  Sst  1 2ft  -        Fagan  5 
2  to  1  agst  Banker,  9  to  4  agst  Dowry,  4  to  1  agst  Gisela, 
5  to  1  agst  Kerida,  and  20  to  1  agst  Lawminster.  Won 
by  a  length,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and  thirds 
a  good  fourth. 

The  other  races  were  under  the  Grand  l^aticnal  Hunt  Bnlw 
^tee  Steeple  Chase  Volume. 


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GROTDON  Spring  Mbstin«. 

Friday,  April  the  17th. —The  Welter  Handicap  of  5  my. 
each  for  starters,  with  150  boy.  added;  tht  seeond  reoeiYed' 
20  80Y.  oat  of  the  stakes;  entrance  3^;  one  miit  (6  sabs.— 
151/.  17*.) 

Mr  W.  Burton's  Donald  Caird,  by  Scottish  Chief, 

6  yrs,  lost  12lb  -  -  -  C.  Woo*  1 

Mr  W.  Rowe*8  Phryne,  4  yrs,  lOst  Stb      -  Watts  2 

Ld  M:.  Beresford's  Diadeste,  4  yrs,  lOst  2%  -  A.  Hall  3 
Mr  W.  BeYiU's  Grammarian,  3  yrs,  98t  8lb  -  A.  Giles  - 
Mr  J.  Lowe's  Wit,  3  yrs,  9st  7fb       -  S.  Loates  - 

Mr  B.  B.  Smith's  Vanjohn,  3  yrs,  9st       -    G.  Barrett  - 

2  to  1  agst  Phryne,  5  to  2  agst  Donald  Caird,  6  to  1  agst 
Vanjohn,  7  to  1  agst  Wit,  and  8  to  1  each  agst  Diadeste* 
and  Grammarian.   Won  by  three  lengths,  a  bad  thinL 

The  Welter  Race  of  200  soy.  by  subscription  of  3gs  eash, 
or  8gs  for  acceptors,  with  45/.  Ids.  added;  the  second  receiYed 
30  SOY.,  and  the  third  to  ha  Ye  received  20  soy.  oat  of  the  stakes; 
two  miles  (20  sabs.  1  of  whom  declared  ft. — 170/.) 
Mr  T.  Cannon's  Prince  Edward,  by  Low- 
lander,  6  yrs,  lost  2tb  -  Capt.  Lee  Barber  1 
Mr  Heasman's  Solution,  4  yrs,  9st  9%  -  J.  Page  2 
3  to  L  on  Prince  Edward.    Won  by  six  lea<^ths. 

The  Norwood  Handicap  of  103  soy.  ;  the  winner  to  be  told 
bj  auction  for  100  soy.,  if  entered  for  60  soy.  allowed  7S$s 
entrance  3  boy.;  six  furlongs  (100/.) 
Mr  S.  Smith's  b.  h.  by  George  Frederick,  out  of 

Benares,  5  yrs,  8st  5tb  (50/.)    -  -  G.  Barrett  I 

Mr  J.  Nigrhtiogall's  Jingling  Johnnie,  3  yrs, 

6st  lOtb  (50/.)         -  -  -   Tomlisson  2 

Mr  F.  R.  Hunt's  Tortello,  3  yrs,  6st  7Ib  (50/.)  E.  Martin  3 
Mr  G.  Trimmer's  Ixia,  4  yrs,  7st  13lb  (100/.)  8.  Loatea  - 
Mr  R.  Sheriffe's  b.  f .  by  John  Day,  oat  of  Extradition, 

3  yrs,  6st  9^  (50/.)  -  -  -  Rickaby  - 
2  to  1  agst  the  Benares  horse,  5  to  2  each  agst  Tortello  and 

Jingling  Johnnie,  and  10  to  1  each  agst  the  others. 
Won  by  a  neck,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and 
third.^The  winner  was  bought  in  for  90gs. 

The  Woodside  Plate  (handicap)  of  200  soy.;  the  second 
zeceiYed  20  soy.  out  of  the  plate ;  entranee  6  boy.  for  aooeptors; 
fitefurWiig8(l74/.) 

Mr  T.  y.  Morgan's  Odille,  by  Pellegrino,  3  yrs, 

6Bt5m      -  .  .  -    Tomlisson  1 

Mr  A.  Wilson's  Hugh  Arthur,  3  yrs,  68t  5lb  (car. 
68t7n»>     ...  -    E.Martin  2 

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RACING  CALENDAR, 


Mr  A.  B.  Sadler's  Sama,  Syrs,  6st  5 lb-  Rickabj  3 

Mr  L  Bate's  Minster,  aged,  Sst  4lb  -   G.  Barrett  •  - 

Col.  0.  Wilians's  Glance,  3  yrs,  Sst  2lb  S.  Loates  - 

Mr  H.  Portridge's  Forest  Maid,  4  yrs,  est  12lb  Aztell  - 
Mr  fl.Nicholls's  Esmeralda,  3  yrs,  est  6lb  -  WhII  - 
9  to  4  agst  Odille,  5  to  2  agst  Minster,  e  to  1  agst  Sama, 

and  7  to  1  agst  Hugh  Arthar.    Won  by  half  a  length,  a 

bad  third. 

The  Shirley  Plate  of  103  sov.;  theivinner  to  be  sold  by 
auction  for  100  sov.,  if  entered  for  50  sov.  allowed  7lb; 
entrance  3  sov.;  five  fnrloDgs  (1002.) 
Mr  J.  Nightingairs  Dnndonald,  by  Clanronald, 

2  yrs,  est  2lb  (50^.)        -  -  Tomlisson  1 

Mr  H.  Heasman's  Libation,  e  yrs,  98t  7lb  (50^.)   A.  Giles  2 
Mr  J.  Adams's  Loiten  Fare,  3  yrs,  Sst  etb  (60/.)  O.  Morris  3 
Mr  H.  Sopp's  Diamond,  4  yrs,  9st  71b  (502.)      G.  Sopp  - 
Mr  F.  R.  Hunt's  Little  Witch,  4  yrs,  9Bt  4lb  {501.)  Barker  - 
Mr  H.W.  Kingsbury's  Opium,  3 yrs,  88t3lb  (501.)  A.White  - 
Mr  Jodrell's  Lovebird,  3  yrs,  Sst  31b  (50^.)      S.  Loates  - 
Mr  G.  Lawrence's  lAdy  Kose,  3  yrs,  Sst  3lb  {^OL)  Sherratt  - 
6  to  4  agst  Lovebird,  9  to  2  agst  Libation,  6  to  1  agst  ' Dun- 
donald,  100  to  12  agst  LitUe  Witch,  and  100  to  8  agst 
Diamond.   Won  b^  half  a  length,  a  bad  third ;  Little 
Witch  fell. — The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  A.  Merry  for 
200g8,  and  Lovebird  was  daimed  for  Mr  T.  Stevens. 

The  Croydon  Spring  Two  yrs  old  Race  of  300  sov.,  by 
subscription  of  3gs  eadi,  or  'Sgs  for  acceptors,  with  56/.  Ss, 
adfled;  the  second  received  40  sov.  out  of  the  stakes;  five  fur- 
longs (30  subs,  none  of  whom  declared  ft. — 260/.) 
Mr  E.  R.  Smith's  BalnaeOwan,  by  Strathconan,  9st  Watts  I 
Mr  Leopold  de  RothschUd's  Beaver,  9st  -  C.  Wood  2 
Mr  M.  Dawson's  Capella,  Sst  U  lb  -  -      Archer  3 

Mr  F.  E.  Lyon's  br.c  by  Wisdom,  out  of  Brenta, 

9st-  -  -  -  -Rawlinaon  *- 

Mr  T.  S.  Starkey's  Waresley,  9st  -  S.  Loates  - 
Mr  E.  Davies's  My  Boy,  9st  -  A.  Wainwright  - 
Mr  H.  W.  Kingsbury*s  Will  o'  the  Wisp,  9Bt  F.  Webb  - 
Mr  W.  Barton's  b.  f.  bj  Speculum,  Out  of  Her 

Ladyship,  Sst  11  !b  -  -         C.  Loates  - 

Mr  R.  Carington's  Feather  Bonnet,  Sst  1 1%  -  G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  I.  Bate's  Madame  Hampton,  Sst  iltb-  A.  Giles  - 
Mr  J.  Nightingall's  Alert,  Sst  1 1  lb         W.  iNightingall  - 

100  to  30  a@st  Capella,  4  to  1  agst  Beaver,  6  to  1  each  agst 
Feather  Bonnet  and  Balnagowan,  7  to  1  agst  Madame 
Hampton,  100  to  8  agst  Alert,  100  to  6  agst  Will  o'  the 
Wisp,  and  25  to  1  agst  the  Speculum  filly.  Won  by  five 
lengths,  a  bad  third. 


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Satobdat. — The  Corinthian  Welter  Handicap  of  103  sot.; 
winners  extra;  entrance  3  soy.;  six  farlongs  (lOOZ.) 
Mr  W.  Barton's  Donald  Caird,  6  yrs,  list 21^  (incl. 

7ft)  extra)        -  -  -  -C.Wood  1 

Ld  M.  Beresford's  Diadeste,  4  yrs,  98t  13lb  F.  Webb  2 
Mr  W.  G.  Stevens's  Bagle,  3  yrs,  Sst  1  lib  -  Watts  3 
Mr  H.  Sopp's  Paaillac,  6 yrs,  list  21b  •  G.  Sopp  - 
Mr  T.  Stevens's  Country  Boy,  3  yrs,  lOst  lOlb  C.  Loates  - 
Mr  T.  Hughes's  Cambosdoon,  aged,  lOstSK  Maidment  - 
Mr  W.  Downs's  Rebeck,  3  yrs,  98t  4ft  -      Rolt  - 

Sir  W.  Throckmorton's  Anisette,  3  yrs,  8st  lOlb      Giles  - 
5  to  2  each  agst  Donald  Caird  and  Anisette,  100  to  16 
agst  Bugle,  10  to  1  agst  Diadeste,  and  100  to  8  each  agst 
Country  Boy  and  Paoillac.   Won  by  a  length,  two 
lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Croydon  Auction  Two  yrs  old  Race  of  300  sov.  by 
subscription  of  1  guinea  each,  oi^  6gs  for  acceptors,  with 
IZIl.  58.  added;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  1000  sov. 
with  allowances  if  entered  for  less;  fiye  furlongs  (41  subs. 
17  of  whom  declared  ft.— SOOZ.) 
Mr  W.  Burton's  b.  f.  by  Bugler,  out  of  Alice  Lee, 

7st  lib  (200/.)  -  -  -   J.  Wall  1 

Mr  Mumford*s  Lady  Beauclerc,  Gst  Utb  (lOOZ.)  E.  Martin  2 
Mr  E.  Davies's  Prince  ZourofiE,  7st-~car.  7Bt2lb(  lOOZ.)  Luke  3 
Mr  Annett's  Sand  Eel,  6st  1  llb-^ar.  78t(lOO/.)  A.  White  - 
Mr  W.  Kennedy's  Parabola,  6stlllb— car.  7st 

(lOOZ.)   -  -  -      RawKnson  - 

Mr  T.  S.  Starkey's  Cloth-of-Gold,  est  lllb 

ClOO/.)   -  -  -  -      Tomlisson  - 

MrT.  Stevens's  Self  Help,  est  lltb  (1002.)      -   Darby  - 

Even  on  the  Alice  Lee  filly,  6  to  1  agst  Cloth-of-Gold, 
7  to  1  agst  Sand  Eel,  8  to  1  agst  Prince  Zonroff,  and 
100  to  4  agst  any  other.  Won  by  three  quarters  of  a 
length,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and  third.— 
The  winner  was  bought  in  for  aoOgs. 

The  Great  "  Welcomes"  Handicap  of  15  sov.  each,  10  ft. 
with  300  added  s  the  second  ^received  50  sov.  out  of  the  stakes; 
entrance  Sgs,  t^ie  only  forfeit  if  declared  by  March  1 7th; 
winners  extra;  nearly  one  mile  and  a  quarter  (20  subs.  11 
of  whom  paid  entrance  only— 361/.  17<.) 
Mr  B.  C.  .Starkey's  Woodlark,  by  Skylark,  4  yrs, 

Sst  12lb  :  -  -  -  Giles  I 

Mr  A.  Victor's  Lowestoft,  4  yrs,  7st  6fl5  -  A.  White  2 
Mr  R.  Carington's  Marmora,  3  yrs,  78t  I2lb 


Mr  W.  Gilbert's  The  Sailor  Prince,  5  yrs,  Sst  12m  Watts  - 


-  G.  Barrett  3 


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•firr  G.  dietwyTidVj  CohimbiDC,  4  yrs,  8«t  Jlh  -  C.  Wood  - 
Mr  W.  Burt<m*g  Vicugna,  4  yrs,  68t  121b  -  Wall  - 

^  to  2  agst  Columbine,  100  to  30  ag8t  Marmora^  4  to  1  agst 
Wood  lark,  5  to  I  agst  Vicagna,  and  6  to  1  agst  Lowe- 
stoft. Won  by  a  neck,  three  lengths  between  the  second 
and  third. 

The  Wickham  Plate  (handicap)  of  103  sot.;  the  winaer 
to  be  fiokl  by  auetion  for  60  sov.;  entrance  3  sov.;  five 
fnrlongfl  (100/.) 

Mr  H.  HeasmaB*8  Libation,  by  Gperaorae,  %  yrs,  98t  Giles  1 
Mr  J.  W.  Smith's  Hnngarian,  3  yrs,  7st  6lb  (car. 

78tA!b)         .  -  -  G.  Barrett  2 

Mr  Larglands-s  Pylades,  8  yrs,  78t  lift  F.  Sharpe  3 

Mr  J.  14 ightingalPs  Resin  the  BoWy  6  yrs,« 

88t7S>    -  -  -  >A.Nightingall  - 

Mr  J.  C.  Wftterjboase's  ch.  d  by  Lowlander,  out 

of  Snowdiop,  4  yrs,  8st  2lb    -  -       Leroaire  - 

Mr  J.  Coliioa's  Robin  Hood,  aged,  Sst  1%  -  Spencer  - 
Mr  R.  T.  Hermon-Hodge's  Eair  One,  3  yrs, 

7stlOtb        .  .  -  .S.  Loates  - 

Mr  J.  Adams's  Lenten  Fare,  3  yrs,  7st  6%  G.  Morris  - 
Mr  J.  Lowe's  Golden  Honrs,  3  yrs,  78t  4lb      -  A.  White  - 

•  Mr  F.  K.  Hnnt'^  Tortello,  3  yrs,  78t  .^Ib  -  E.  Martin  - 
Mr  Jodrell's  Lamraline,  3  yrs,  78t  (car.  7Bt  2lb)  Luke  - 
Mr  Lawrenci^^s  Lady  Boee,  3  yrs,  78t  lib  Rawlinson  - 
Mx  S,  Woodland's  Electric  Light,  3  yrs,  78t  J.  Wall  - 
M^  E.  Hobson^s  br.  f.  by  Hilanons,  oQt  of 

l(a(fitrap»  3  yrs,  7st       -  -  Tomlisson  - 

1 1  to  2  each  agst  Lenten  Fare  and  Libation,  6  to  1  each  agst 
•BnogariaB  andiR^siB  the  Bow,  8  to  1  agst  Py lades,  10 
^io  \  agst  Fair  Goe,  100  to  9  agst  Golden  Honrs,  1 2  to  1 
agst  Tovfcello,  lUOto  8  agst  Etectric  Light,  100  to  7  agst 
Lady  Rese,^fi0  to  1  agst  the  Snowdrop  oolt,  and  25  to  1 
agBt  the  Rat-^p  filly.  Won  by  four  lengUis^a  had  third. 
— The  winner  was  hopgbit  in  for  175gs. 

The  Juvenile  Plate  of  103  sov.  for  two  yrs  old ;  the  winner 
to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.,  if  entered  for  60  sor. 

•  allowed  71b;  entrance  3  sov.;  five  furlongs  (100?.) 
Mr  G.  Cleveland's  Margherita,  by  Clanronald, 

8Bt4lb(60^.)      -  -  -  C.Wood  1 

Mr  Cheese's  Clarion,  8st  71b  (60?.)-  -     G.  Sopp  2 

Ld  Cardross's  Fluctuation,  Sst  7lb  (50/.)-  G.  Barrett  3 
Mr  A.  Druce's  ch.  f.  by  Touchet,  out  of  Patch, 

Sst  4115  (60/.)      -  .  -         S.Loates  - 

Mr  C.  Archer's  Agnes  Craig,  8st  4lb  (50/.)   -  E.  Martin  - 


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Mr  F.  R.  Hanf  8  br.  f .  by  Baaaelere,  out  fft  Csper 

fiftaoe,  98t  4fb  (50Z.)  ...  Lemaire  - 
Mr  John  Nigfatli^ll's  Geraimin,  8st  4lb 

{901.)  '  .         W.  NightiogaU  - 

9  to  4  each  agst'  Flaetnation  and  Margherita,  9  to  2  aj^st  the 
Fatch  filj,  8  to  1  agst  Clarion,  and  10  to  1  agst 
Geraninm.  Won  by  a  neck,  two  lenjs^tbs  between  the 
second  and  third. — ^The  winner  was  sold  to  Ld  Cardross 
■for  230£:8«  and  he  elaimed  Clarioa  for  Mr  R.  Carington. 

The  Mile  Selling  Race  of  103  sov.;  the  winner  to  be  sold 
tj  auction  for  100  sot.,  if  entered  for  50  boy.  allowed  7S$ ; 
entrance  3  sov.;  one  mile  (1002.) 
Jfr  R.  PecL*a  Edith,  by  Mnncastei:,  3  yrs,  7st  3lb 

(50i.)  ....  A.White  1 
Mr  Getts^lk's  Heticon,  aged,  8st  1  tlb  (SOZ.)  -  Watts  2 
Mr  J.  W.  Smith's  Hm^azian,  3  jt%  Bst  91b  (50Z.)  Higham  3 
Mr  J.  Mnmford's  Regent,  oged,  8at  lltb  (50/.)  C.  Loates  - 
Mr  T.  V.  Morgan**  Tyndnwa,  5  yrs,  Sst  4lb 

(50Z.)  .  -  -     W.  Nightingall  - 

Mr  J.  Jones's  Condor  II,  «|ged^  Sst  lllb^ar.  Sst  121b 

(50Z.)  •  -  .  .    VTebb  - 

Mr  A,  Victor's  Nero,  4  yrs,  Sst  (50/.)  A.  Nightingall  - 
Mr  Jodrell's  St  Bernard,  4  yrs,  fist  7lb  (50/.)  S.  Loates  - 
Mr  P.  Price's  ch.  g.  by  Childeric^  out  of  Court  Card, 

3  yia,  «8t  9fl5  (50/.)        -  -  .  E.  Price  - 

•Mr  Jno.  NightiQgaU'e  Jingling  Johnnie,  3  yrs,  6st9tb 

(50/.)  ....   Kenny  - 

13  to  8  agst  Helicon,  4  to  1  agst  Regent,  9  to  2  agat  Edith, 
9  to  1  agst  Tyndrnm,  10  to  1  agst  Condor  II,  100  to  9 
agst  Jingling  Johnnie,  100  to  8  agst  Hungarian,  20  to  1 
each  agst  St  Bernard  and  the  Conrt  Card  gelding,  and  50 
to  1  sgst  Nero.  Won  by  a  head,  three  lengths  between 
the  second  and  ifeird.-^'fche  -winner  was  sold  to  Mr  T. 
SteTens,  jtm.  foif  310g8,~andMr 'PMik  claimed  Hangarian. 

Sbaje^aarelso  arhuDdk-jueeoime^day— <f«0  St.Ch.  Vol 

KEWMARKBT  Cratbin  Mbbting. 

TUfiaDAT,  April  the  21st. 

The  TrialvBti^lMs  ol  l^.aov.  eaich,  5  ft.  with  100  sor. 
adicd;  Iheiwinner  to  be  sold  by  soctiiod  lor  2000  sor.,  with 
lOloirawaBS  if  for  less;  ^M..  (9  8ab«.-^i90b/.) 
•D.  of  St  Alians'*  eeUena,  by  Lord  Go«t|ffh,  3  yrR, 

TiStYft  (lOOOf.)      -  -  -        Lashmar  1 

f).  of  W«ttniift«tei^0  Oam/busmMie,  4  yrs,  98t  9{b 

(2000/.)  -  -  -  •  Awber  2 


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Mr  K.  Peck's  Lady  Beatrice,  3  jrs,  78t  9lb— car. 
7Bt  ulb  (loooi.)    -         -         -      C.  Wood  ^ 

Mr  T.  JeDniDgs,  jnn.'B  Nonant,  3  yrs,  78t  21b 

(500/.)   -  -  -  -      Tomliflson  - 

Gen.  Owen  Williams's  Dean  Swift,  6  yrs,  lOst 

(2000/.)  -  -  -  -       J.  Goater  - 

Ld  Zetland's  Amalfi,  6  yrs,  98t  (500/.)  -     Watts  - 

65  to  40  agst  Lady  Beatrice,  7  to  4  agst  Cambnsmore,  6  to  1 
agst  Amalfi,  and  10  to  1  each  agst  the  others.  Won  by  ft 
head,  a  length  and  a  half  between  the  second  and  thinl. 

The  first  year  of  the  twenty-seventh  Newmarket  Biennial 
Stakes  of  10  sov.  each,  with  200  added,  for  three  yrs  old; 
the  second  received  10  per  cent,  and  the  third  5  per  cent,  on 
the  whole  stake;  entrance  3  sov.  payable  the  first  year  only; 
R.M.  (42  snbs.— 524/.) 

Mr  Adrian's  Gracchus,  by  Doncaster,  98t  -  C.  Wood  1 
Baron  de  Kothschild's  Aveline,  Sst  5lb  -  F.  Barrett  2 
D.  of  Portland's  Langwell,  9st5lb  -  -      Webb  a 

D.  of  Beaufort's  Pepper  and  Salt,  Sst  9lb-  Archer  - 

Mr  B.  Peck's  Anglesey,  8st  9lb      -  -  J.  Goater  - 

Mr  J.  Dawson's  Tresillian,  est  91b  -  A.  Giles  - 
Mr  C.  J.  Lefevre's  Queen's  Colour,  Sst  Alb  -Tomlisson  - 
D.  of  Hamilton's  Joshua,  SstdOS  >  Watts  - 

Mr  J.  H.  Houldsworth'sGolden  Ray,9st6Tb  -  Cannon  - 
Mr  Manton'tt  Lord  Molyneux,  Sst  9m  -  G.  Barrett  - 
Prince  Soltykoff's  Mechlin,  Sst  9lb  -  -    Weldon  - 

11  to  8  agst  Langwell,  9  to  2  agst  Gracchus,  15  to  2  agst 
Pepper  and  Salt,  9  to  1  agst  Aveline,  and  100  to  9  agst 
Joshua.  Won  by  three-quarters  of  a  length,  the  same 
between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Double  Trial  Plate  of  200  sov.  for  two  yrs  old;  those 
entered  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  200  sov,  allowed  9lb;  en- 
trance 21.  I0s»i  Rous  Course  (197/.  10«.) 

Bun  again  on  Thursday  in  the  first  October  M.,  which  see. 
Mr  C.  Blao ton's  Assignation,  by  Mask ,  Sstl 2lb  £.  Rossiter  1 
Mr  T.  Jennings's  Etolian,  7st  12lb  (200/.)  -  A.  Johnson  9 
Mr  W.  S.  Martin's  Bird  of  Eve,  7st  12%  (200/.)  E.  Martin  a 
Mr  C.  J.  Lefevre's  Kiosk,  Sst  I  Oft  -  Wainwright  - 

Mr  Naylor's  Foreman,  Sst  lib  (200/.)  -  G.  Barrett  - 

Mr  R.  Sherrard's  Oxford  Swell,  Sst  101>  -  C.Wood  - 
Mr  W.  SoHth's  b.  f .  by  Beaudesert,  out  of  lizzie 

Greystock,78t  121b  (200/.)      -  -     C.  Loates  - 

Gen.  Owen  Williams's  King  Bruce,  Sst  101b     J.  Qoater  - 
5  to  2  on  AssignatioD,  10  to  1  agst  Bird  of  Eve,  100  to  9 
agst  Etolian,  and  20  to  1  each  agst  Oxford  Swell  and 
the  Lizzie  Grevstock  fil^y.  Won  by  three  lengths,  the 
same  between  the  second  and  third. 


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The  Crawf  ard  Plate  (handicap)  of  1000  sov.,  by  gubsctip- 
UoB  of  20  sov.  each,  10  ft.  or  5  only  if  declared  by  Febmary 
10th,  with  285  SOY.  added;  winners  extra;  Bretby  Stakes 
Course  (67  subs.  25  of  whom  paid  6  sov.  each— lOOOZ.) 
Col.  Hejward's  Ordoyix,  by  Springfield,  4  yra, 

est  6fl>  (car.  6st  7lb)     -         •  -  F.  Barrett  1 

Mr  Adrian's  The  Prince,  5  yrs,  8st  1255   -  Watts  2 

Mr  Manton's  Macheath,  6  yrs,  8st  13lb  -   Archer  3 

Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  Lovely,  6  yrs,  Sst  lib  (incl. 

lOflj  extra)      -  -  -     .       -C,  Wood  - 

Mr  J.  C.  Muipby's  Boulevard ,6yr8,8st8lb  (car.8st9!t5)Webb  - , 
Mr  Mackenzie's  Prince  William,  4  yrs,  8st  6lb  -  A,  Giles  - 
Mr  J.  Foy's  Scot-free,  4  yrs,  88t  6lb  -  E.  Rossiter  - 
Mr  J.  Gretton's  Ptolemy,  3  yrs,  8st  4lb  G.  Barrett  - 

Baron  de  Hirsch's  Laverock,  3  yrs,  Tst  8ll5  C.  Loates  - 
D.  of  Portland's  Satchel,  3  yrs,  7st  6lb  -  S.  Loates  - 

Ld  Bradford's  Whitelock,  4  yrs,  78t  5lb  find.  lOft 

extra)  -  .  -  Tomlinson  - 

Mr  T.  Jennings's  Lord  Charles,  3  yrs^  7st  2lb  A.Johnson  - 
Mr  J.  H,  Houlds worth's  Spring  Mom,  4  yrs,  79t  Lnke  - 
Mr  Craven's  Caltha,  4  yrs,  6st  13ib  -  E.  Martin  - 
Mr  E.  Bird's  Doncaster  Cup,  4  yrs,  est  12lb  -  A.  White  - 
I>.  of  Hamilton's  Pero-Flor,  3  yrs,  Ost  3lb  -  Tomlisaon  - 
Wnce  Soltykoff's  Dandie  Dinmont,  3  yrs,  Cst  -  ArnnU  - 
Mr  Manton's  Sweet  Willie,  3  yrs,  6st  -  Rickabv 
Ld  Ellesmere's  Zagazig,  3  yrs,  est  -  J.  Wall  - 

5  to  1  agst  Macheath,  6  to  1  agst  The  Prince,  100  to  16 
agst  Soot-free,  100  to  1 2  each  agst  Caltha  and  Boule- 
vard, 10  to  1  each  agst  Ptolemy,  Whitelock,  and  Prince 
William,  100  to  8  agst  Dandie  Dinmont,  100  to  6  each 
agst  Doncaster  Cup  and  Zagazig^  25  to  1  each  agst 
Lovely  and  Spring  Mom,  and  50  to  1  each  agst  Satchel, 
Lord  Charles,  Laverock,  and  Ordovix.  Won  by  three- 
qnarters  of  a  length,  half  a  length  between  the  second 
and  third. 

The  Light-weight  Selling  Plate  of  lOOg?;  three  yrs  old, 
est,  four  and  upwards,  7st;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction 
for  200  sov.;  entrance  3  sov. ;  last  five  furlongs  of  D.M.  (1022.) 
Mr  J.  Brodie's  Grey  Parrot,  by  Kilmore,  8  yrs  J.  Wall  1 
C&pL  Machell's  Mizpah,  5  yn  •  J.  Woodbum  2 
Mr  I.  Bate's  Minster,  aged      -  -       A.  White  3 

Ld  Ellesmere's  Specimen,  4  yrs      -  J.  Fordham.  - 

Mr  W.  H.  Manser's  Soprano,  4  yrs  -  J.  Brown  - 
Mr  C.  Archer's  FrencJi  Grey,  6  yrg  -  -F.  Barrett  - 

Mr  H.  Sopp's  Diamond,  4  yrs  -  -  -  Luke  - 

Mr  J.  Lowther'8  Usurer.  3  yrs       -  -  T.  Loates  - 

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Mr  T.  JeimiD^s,  jnn.'s  Seaweed,  3  yrs  -        F.  Peake  - 
Mr  T.  Jeimings.  jun.V  Cbeval  GlaRS,  3  yts   -Tomlisson  - 
6  to  4  BgBt  French  Grey,  6  to  I  agst  Mkpah,  100  to  16  agst 
MiDSter,  7  to  1  agst  Specimen,  and  10  to  1  agst  Grey 
Parrot.   Won  by  three  lengths,  a  bad  third. — The  win- 
ner was  £old  to  Mr  Hunge^ord  for  SOOgs. 

The  Bushes  Bandicap  of  5  sov.  each  for  starters,  with  100 
added;  entrance  3  sov.;  D  M.  (8  subs.— 1322.) 
Ld  Hartington's  Sir  Kenneth,  by  Keith,  8  yrs,  68t  J. Wall  1 
Mr  R  C.  Kaylor's  Toastmaster,  aged,  9st  -  Archer  2 
Mr  S.  Beard's  Songstress,  3  yrs,  6st  5lb  -  Hickabj  3 
CJonnt  LehndorfPs  Botschafter  I,  5  yrs,  Sst  2lb  -  G.  Sopp  - 
Mr  J.  Hammond's  Alaska,  3  jrs,  7st  4Tb  -  S.  Loates  - 
Mr  W.  R.  Marshall's  Neva,  6  yrs,  Bst  7lb  -  Brown  - 
Baron  de  Hirsch's  Glimmer,  3  yrs^  6st  71b  -  E.  Martin  - 
D.  of  Hamilton's  Green  Jacket,  3  yrs,  6st  Tomlisson  - 
8  to  1  agst  Toastmaster,  100  to  30  agst  Gh'mmer,  4  to  1 

agst  Green  Jacket,  13  to  2  agst  Sir  Kenneth,  8  to  1  agst 

Alaska,  9  to  1  agst  Songstress,  and  10  to  1  agst  Neva. 

Won  by  a  neck,  half  a  length  between  the  second  and 

third. 

The  Visitors'  Plata  (handicap)  of  160  sov.;  entrance  8  sov. 
for  horses  trained  at  Newmarket,  1  sov.  for  othert^;  Boas 
CJourse  (149/.) 

Mr  G.  Arden's  Glen  Albyn,  by  Blair  Athol,  aged, 

9Bt7K        -  -  -  •   G.  Loates  1 

Mr  H.  B.  Craig's  Merry  Prince,  6  yrs,  6st  lOlb  A.  White  2 
Mr  J.  Hammond's  Hedge  Priest,  4  yrs,  88t  -  G.  Wood  3 
Mr  Jos.  Davis's  Capitolioa,  4  yrs,  7st  4%  F.  Barrett  - 
Ld  Cawdor's  Menevia,  3  yrs,  6st  12lb  •  B«  Jacobs  - 

.Mr  C.  Hibbert's  Princess  Victoria,  3  yra, 

Sst  1291       -  -  -  Tomlisson  - 

to  4  agst  Merry  Prince,  9  to  4  agst  Glen  Albyn,  6  to  1  agst 
Capitolina,  8  to  1  agst  Princess  Victoria,  100  to  7  agst 
Menevia,  and  60  to  1  agst  Hedge  Priest.  Won  by  a 
length  and  a  half,  a  length  between  the  second  and 
third. 

WEDNBBDAT. 

The  Swaffham  Stakes  of  IjO  sov.  each,  h.  ft.  with  100 
added,  for  three  yrs  old  and  upwards;  entrance  3  sov. ; 
Bret  by  Stakes  Course  (9  subs.—  162Z.) 
Sir  G.  Chet^ynd's  Gordon,  by  Hermit,  4  yrs, 

9st  l!b       -  -  -  -    O.  Wood  1 

Xd  Hastings's  Bosi^re,  3  yrs,  7st  6lb   -  Lashmar  2 

Mr  Manton's  Lord  Molyneux,  3  yrs,  7st  61K  •  F.  Barrett  3 
Mr  W.  Amull's  Fantastic,  3  yrs,  7st  6!b         A.  White  4 


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NEWJKARKXI  CkM^m  AfaiTiNG.  59 

l»  to  2  (Mi'Gt>rdoii,  5  fi6 1  mga^  Kdsiim^^'im  I  ag^  FantAsdc, 
and  HO  to  8  agsfc  Lofd  Mol^onn^  Won  hj  a  leagth, 
abadftMrd. 

The  twenty-Mv6tith  9al«  StAketi  oil  19  9cft.  each,  5  ft.  with 
too  added,  fbir  three  yrs  old,  purchased  as  yearlings  by  public 
auction  ift  1S83;  those  dtttei^ed  to  be  sold  by  auction  for 
500  90V.  allowed  3lb,if  for  dOO  sov.  6lh,  if  for  100  sov.  lOlh; 
RM.  (11  subs.— 170O 

Mr  A.  Benhokn's  Hop3cotdi,  by  Hb^bldotti, 

8st  Iffi        -  -  -  -    A.  Giles  I 

MrT. Jenttings, jtfft.'s  PltikMay,  r«t 6te(!00?.)  Tomlissoii  2 
Obev.  Ginistudlli's  Onesto,  8^t  8ft  -  -  A.  White  3 

6  to  (  on  Hopscotch,  8  to  1  agst  Onddto,  and  100  to  8  agst 
Phfk  May.   Won  by  a  length,  a  bad  thitd. 

A.  Selling  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  two  yrs  old ;  coHs,  8st  12lb, 
Allies,  88t  915;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  aoction  for  200  sov.; 
«ntrance  3  sov. ;  last  five  furlongs  of  Ab  M.  (t02Z.) 
Cnpt.  Madtoll's  eh.  c.  Castram,  by  I>Micast«r       Archer  1 
Mr  W.  G«rdner*tf  b.  c.  Sandpiper  -  -  8.  Loates  2 

MrHungerford's  b.  C.  Exploit-  -  Watt*  3 

Hr  P.  PHee's  br.  f.  by  Cardfual  fork,  out  of 

Lethat^  -  -  -    Waiflwrlght  - 

Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  ch.  f.  Eira  -  Cannott  - 
Mr  Johii  Hammond's  b.  f .  by  TibtDMxr^,  out  of 

Aga^uta      -  -  -  -  O.  Wood  - 

Baron  de  Hirsch'sbr.c.  Galloper  -  Webb  - 

Mr  W.  Arnull's  b.  f.  Miss  Westbodirtie  G.  Barrett  - 

11  to  8  on  Cttfttram,  8  to  l  eadi  agst  Kira  and  Sandpiper, 
md  10  to  1  agtt  Bxpiott.  Won  by  tiro  lengths,  three 
lengths  between  the  second  attd  third.-^The  winner  was 
sold  to  Mr  Bedtifigton  for  810gfl. 

Tli«  BalMkhiiHi  Plati»  (haodioapy  800  «oy.,  by  snbsorip. 
Ucftt  of  20  aor.  eaeh,  10  ft.  or  5  only  if  declared  by  Febrnvy 
toth,  with  180  «0T.  add^)  B.M.  (57  mK^  92  of  whom  paid 
4i  sor.  «adi^8uo/.) 

tUMtyn^B  MachcMtli,  by  Macttftmi^6  yrs;  88«8n 

(car.8st9K)       ...  W««ts  I 

Mr  H.  B.  Crafg*s  Merry  Prince,  5  yrs,  est  Sib  J.  Wall  2 
D.  of  Westminster's  Whipper  is,  6  yni»  m  (car. 

8st7(b)  ....  Archer  3 
Bfr  Leopold  de  RothMAdld*s  Ldc^me;  5y¥8, 9st  1  m  Gannon  ^ 
Mr  Nsylor'S  Toastmaster,  i^d,  8st  (rib  G.  Barrett 

Mr  J.  Foy'rt  Scot-free,  4  yrs,  8st  3Tb  -  K  Rossker  - 
Otfit.  MttehelFs  Q««en  Adelaide',  4  yA,  m  12ft  C.  Wood  - 
Mr  Lefevre^s  H^rmitagtf,  4  yra^  TtSir  12lb  -  Johnsom  - 
Mtfg.  U.  Hottldflwoonli's  Roy«lFerft,  4yrs,  7a«34b  8.  Loates  - 
Sir  G.  Ob«twytid'»  Q€dk,  4  yrs,  7Bt  2ll5>    -  Luke  - 


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Ld  Bradford's  Limelight,  4  yrs,  78fc  21b  Tomlinson  — 

Ld  Ellesmcre's  SomertoD,  4  yw,  68t  12lb  -  F.  Barrett  - 
Mr  Brymer's  CroBskeys,  3  yrs,  68t  1  lib  E.  Martin  - 

Mr  E.  Bird's  Doncaster  Cup,  4  yrs,  6st  lOtb  (car. 

est  nib)        -  -  -  A.White  - 

D.  of  Hamilton's  Eemmerton,  4  yrs,  Gst  51b-  Tomlisso^  - 
D.  of  Portland's  Hurry,  3  yrs,  6st  2lb-  -C.  Dunn  - 

Mr  Craven's  Campbell,  3  yrs,  5st  lOlb       -  Blake  - 

Mr  T.  £.  Walker^s  Greenwich,  3  yrs,  Sst  7lb  (car. 

6st  8lb)    -  Rickaby  - 

6  to  1  agst  Queen  Adelaide,  6  to  1  agst  Lucerne,  9  to  1  each 
agst  Hermitage,  Whipper-in,  and  Greenwich,  10  to  1 
each  agBt  Macheath  and  Scot-free,  25  to  1  each  agst 
Boyal  Fern,  Limelight,  Merry  Prince,  and  Campbell, 
100  to  3  each  agst  Somerton  andToastmaster,  and  40  to 
1  agst  Doncaster  Cup.  Won  by  two  lengths,  the  same 
between  the  second  and  third. 

A  Selling  Plate  of  lOOgs;  three  yrs  old,  8st,  four,  9st  4lb, 
five  and  upwards,  9st  6lb;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auctioik 
for  300  80V.;  entrance  8  sov.;  T.Y.C.  (102Z.) 
Mr  Gerard's  Lord  Byron,  by  Highborn,  4  yrs      Archer  1 
Ld  0.  Beresford's  Palladio,  3  yrs  G.  Barrett  0 

Count  Festetics's  Fortune-Teller,  3  yis  -  A.  Giles  0- 
Mr  T.  Jennings's  Catacomb,  3  yrs     -  -  Johnson  - 

Mr  W.  Amull's  Breadmaker,  3  yrs  -    A.  White  - 

Mr  P.  Price's  Silver  Shoe,  8  yrs       -  -   Jessop  - 

Mr  J.  B.  Hankey's  Dickens,  5  yrs  -         Webb  - 

11  to  8  on  Lord  Byron,  11  to  4  agst  Dickens,  100  to  7  agst 
Palladio,  and  100  to  6  agst  Fortune-Teller.  Won  by 
two  lengths,  a  dead  heat  for  second  place. — The  winner 
was  sold  to  Mr  E.  B.  Smith  for  550gs. 

The  First  Welter  Handicap  of  5  sot.  each  for  starters 
with  100  added;  entrance3  sov.j  Peel  Course  (8  subs.— 132l.> 
Ld  Ellesmere's  Specimen,  by.  Speculum,  4  yrs, 

7st4lb      -  -  -  -    A.  White  1 

Ld  Hartington's  Auctioneer,  5  yrs,  78t  4Ib  Lashmar  ft 
Mr  Leopold  de  Bothschild's  Wytham,  3  yrs, 

7st5m  .  «  -  F.Barrett  a 

Mr  Evelyn's  Moccolo,  aged,  8st  lOlb  -  Watts  - 
Ld  Lurgan's  Tact,  3  yrs,  7st  71b  (car.  7st  lllb)  C.Wood  - 
Mr  B.  &>oth's  Whitechapel,  6  yrs,  7st  ftlb  •  Tomlinson  - 
Ld  Cawdor's  Witchcraft,  5  yrs,  78t    -  Freeman  - 

Ld  Zetland's  Ruby,  3  yrs,  7st     -  J.  Woodbum  - 

2  to  1  agst  Wytham,  6  to  1  agst  Whitechapel,  7  to  1  each 
agst  Moccolo  and  Auctioneer,  8  to  1  agst  Ruby,  and 
1 0  to  I  each  agst  Specimen  and  Witchcraft.  Won  by  two 
lengths,  a  length  and  a  half  between  the  second  and  third* 


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A  Two  yrs  old  Plate  of  200  soy.;  entrance  5  bot.  for  ac- 
ceptors; last  five  furlongs  of  D.M.  (1952.) 
Ld  Hartington's  b.  f .  by  Ethelred,  out  of  Cerise, 

8st9lb       -  -  -  -   J.  Ooater  I 

Mr  C.  J.  Lefevre's  Lnc,  Qst  3lb  •  •  Webb  2 

D.  of  Portland's  Jnne»  88t6lb  (car.  Sat  89$)  -  Cannon  3 
Mr  W.  Amall's  Taddington  Lass,  8st  91b  £.  Bossiter  - 
Mr  R.  B.  Brett's  Thelema,  8st  9m  -  -  O.  Barrett  - 

Ld  Coventry's  Rnffle,  8st  6lb  -  -  C.  Wood 

Baron  de  Hirsch's  Ronnd  Tower,  8st  9lb  -  Archer  - 
Mr  Mainley's  BSncore,  8st  12^  -      Wainwright  - 

Mr  W.  M.  Redfem's  Gaylad,  8st  I2lb  -       Watts  - 

5  to  4  a^t  the  Cerise  filly,  9  to  4.  a^^st  Luc,  and  10  to  1 
agst  Bound  Tower.   Won  by  three  lengths,  two  leugtha; 
between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Column  Produce  Stakes  of  SO  sot.  each,  10  ft.  with  1 50 
added,  for  three  yrs  old;  the  second  saved  his  stake;  entrance 
3  sov.;  R.M.  (21  subs.— 3772.) 

Gren.  Pearson's  Red  Ruin,  by  Hampton,  8st  lift  Webb  I 
Ld  Hastings's  Pearl  Diver,  8st  90>  -       Archer  2 

Mr  Leopold  de  RothschUd's  Cairo,  8st  llfl)  Cannon  3 
Mr  R.  H.  Brett's  The  Dauphin,  8st  9tb  -  G.  Barrett  4 
7  to  4  agst  Red  Ruin,  11  to  4  agst  Pearl  Diver,  7  to  2 

agst  Cairo,  and  4  to  1  agst  The  Dauphin.   Won  by  six 

lengths. 

THUSSDAT. 

The  second  year  of  the  twenty-aiztli  Ntwmarket  Biennial 
Stakes  of  10  sov.  each,  with  200  added,  for  four  yrs  old;  the 
second  received  a  sum  equal  to  10  per  cent,  on  the  whole 
stake,  and  the  third  a  sum  equal  to  6  per  cent.;  D.I.  (41  snba* 
—5082.  lOt.) 

Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  Zadig,  by  Lord  Lyon,  98t  C.  Wood  1 
Mr  J.  H.  Houldsworth's  Bc^al  Fern,  9sft  -  Cannon  9 
Mr  Oaven's  Light  Heart,  8st  101b        -  Morrell  3 

Mr  Jno.  Hammond's  Hedge  Priest,  9st  -  Webb  4 
Even  on  Royal  Fern,  9  to  4  agst  Zadig,  9  to  2  agst  Hedge 

Priest,  and  26  to  1  agst  Light  Heart.  Won  by  a  leng&y 

a  bad  third. 

The  Craven  Stakes  of  10  sov.  each,  h.  ft.  with  SOO  added^ 
for  three  yrs  old;  the  second  received  10  per  cent,  and  the 
third  5  per  cent  on  the  whole  stake;  entrance  4  sov.;  An.M. 
(60  snbs.— 6382.  10«.) 

Mr  R.  Vyner's  Esterling,  by  Sterling,  8st  6lb  (car. 

8ifc6ft)-  -  -  -  Archer  I 


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62  HAfClNO  €ALE!N1>A», 

Mr  T.  JeatSngB^'t  Present  TimeB,  9^  1  ft  -  Wel^b  2 
Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  Goitlsmith,  est  5t&  -  C.  Wood  3 
B.  of  Beauf or(^«  Pepper  and  Mt,  8at  5n  -  G.  Barrett  ^ 
Mr  A.  Beabolm'6  Vacillation,  Sst  12tb  -  A.  Gilee  - 

Ld  Bradford's  Garadoe,  8st  5tb      -  Tomlinson  - 

Ld  Howe's  Langar,  Sst  5lt>  (car.  8et  6lb)         J.  Goater 
Mr  J.  Hammond's  Barasian,  Sst  lOlb  -  S.  Loatea  - 

Mr  J.  G.  Mosenthal's  Blacher,  8st  51b     -      H«  Morgan 
Prince  SoItykofiE's  Dandie  Dinmont,  8it  5111  *  «    Weldon  - 
6  to  4  on  Ester  ling,  6  to  I  aget  Fresefit  Times,  U  to  2  agift 

Goldsmiith,  and  25  to  1  agtt  any  other.    Won  by  sist 

lengths. 

A  Maiden  Plate  6l  lOOgs,  for  two  ytB  old ;  if  entered  to 
sold  by  anetlon  for  300  sov.  allowed  7lbc;  entrance  3  sov.; 
Bons  Coarse  (102Z.) 

Prince  Soltykoff's  Connterfek,  by  Mask,  86t  9lb  Weldon  1 
Gen.  Owen  W  illia;ins's  Lisbon,  Sst  l^SI  -  Archer  2 
Baron  de  Hirsch's  Paella,  Sst  9lb         •  CL  Wood  3- 

Mr  A.  Cooper's  Foam,  Sst  9fl>      -  -     Lemaire  - 

Mr  Adrian's  Satanella,  Sst  9lb  -         .  -  Watts  - 

Mr  W.  M.  Bedfem's  Merriment,  Sst  2lb  (300Z.)  C.  Loates  - 
6  to  4  on  Connterfbit,  2  to  I  agst  Lisbon,  and  100  to  8  agst 
any  other.   Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  a  bad  third. 

A  Light-weight  Selling  Plate  of  lOOgs^  for  three  yrs  old, 
6Bt,foar,  7st  Sib,  five  and  npwards,  Tst  7Ib;  the  winner  to  be 
eold  by  anction  for  500  so?.,  entrance  8  soy.;  Bretby  Stakes 
Coarse  (102/.) 

0«init  9estetieB.'8  Btaa  l^b,  bf  Albert  Victory 

dm     -  .  *  *^        J.  W^  1 

JUif  W.  Gilbert's  Cartssinla,  4  ym     -  •^A.  White  & 

Mr  J.  H^mnnond^B  AkMka,  3  ytti  -        Riekiri^y  St 

Ld  Hartington's  Sir  Kenneth,  3  yrs  -  -T.  Loates  — 

Mr  Lefetre's  Badiense,  3  yrs  -  Tomliason 
5  to  2  agst  Carissina,  ^  to*  1  agst  AlaakAy  100  to  30  agsl 

Bean  Nash,  9  to  2  agst  Sir  Kenneth,  and  10  to  1  agst. 

Badiense.   Won  by  three  lengths,  a*  length  and  a  half 

between  the  seconid  and  thixd.^ThA  winner  waa  sold  to 

Mr  AbingtoQ  for  1020^ 

A  Selling  PUte  of  lOOgs,  for  two  yrs  old;  CN^te,  8»t  I2lb, 
fiUies,  Sst  9lb$  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  anction  for  100  80v«; 
entrance  3  sov.;  last  five  furlongs  of  D.M.  (102/.) 
HSk  W.  Amnll's  b.  f.  Miss  Westbourne,  by  West- 

bonrne  ....  01  Wood  1 
Mr  T.  Jennings's  b.  f.  Annt  Bath  •  J.  Goater  ^ 
D.  of  Portland's  ch.  f.  Jtine         -«  -    Gannon  3 

JtrK.  B.Brett's b.f.Thelema-  -      G.Barrett  - 


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Mr  W.  A.  Jarvis's  b.  t  by  Stnam,  out  of  Ea«ith  Watts  - 
Mr  E.  Bird's  ch.  c.  Little  Jim  -  -      E.  Rossiter  - 

lid  Rendleshain's^ch.  c.  by  Childeiic— 'Agile  F.  Archef  - 
Mr  C.  Archer's  ch.  f.  Firle  (car.  Sst  lOlb).  Webb  - 

Gen.  Owen  Williams's  b.  f .  Pairie  -  -  A.  Giles  - 

l£r  Momford's  ch.  f.  Mntina   -  -  J.  Woodbam  - 

2  to  1  agst  June,  6  to  I  agst  Miss  Westboame,  100  to  15 
agst  the  Agile  colt,  and  8  to  I  each  agst  Thelema  and 
Annt  Ruth.   Won  by  three  lesgths,  half  a  length 
between  the  second  and  third. — The  winner  was  sold  to 
Mr  C.  J.  Merry  for  260gs. 
A  Plate  of  200  sot.  by  sabscription  of  10  soy.  each,  h.  ftk 
ivHfa  50  added,  lor  two  yrs  old;  last  fire  furlongs  of  Ab.M. 
(29  SDbe^20O2.) 

Mr  C.  J.  Lef evre's  Luc,  by  Trent,  9st  3tb  -  Webb  1 
Ld  Hartington's  Thaddens,  Sst  12lb  -  J.  Goater  2 
Ld  Zetland's  Nightmare,  Sst  61b  (car.  Sst  Stb)  •  Watts  3 
Mr  M.  Dawson's  Capella,  Sst  9lb  -       F.  Archer  4 

7  to  4  agst  Luc,  2  to  1  agst  Nightmare,  6  to  2  agst  Capella^ 
and  20  to  1  agst  Thaddeus.    Won  by  three  lengths, 
half  a  length  b^ween  the  second  and  third. 
The  Second  Welter  Handicap  of  5  sov.  each  for  starters,  with 
100  SOT.  added;  entrance  3  sot.;  Rous  Course  (6  subs. — 122/.) 
Mr  R.  A.  Oswald's  Campanile,  by  Hermit,  4  yrs, 

Sst  71b  (car.  Sst  Sib)    -  -  -      Watts  1 

Mr  Mainley's  Castagnette,  3  yrs,  7st7lb  -  A.  White  2 
Mr  Eastern's  Sulphur,  aged,  Sst  6tb-  *  C.  Loates  $ 

Mr  W.  Brown's  Grand  Composer,  3  yrs,  9st  lib     owner  - 
Mr  C.  Archer's  Lady  Gladys,  8  yrs,  9Bt        -  F.  Archer  - 
SirG.  Chetwynd's  Giesshubler,  3  yrs,  8st3L(b    C.  Wood  - 
65  to  40  agst  Campanile,  5  to  2  agst  Gresshtibier,  100  to  15 
agst  Lady  Gladys,  7  to  1  agst  Castagnette,  8  to  1  agst 
Grand  CompoaMr,  ao4  100  to  7  agst  bnlplnir.   Won  by 
a  leogtby  a  bad  third. 

FSttDAT. 

The  Bennington  Stakes  of  50  soy.  eajob^  li«  ft^  for  three  yr»' 
old;  D.M.  (5  8ubs.->l00^.) 

Prince  Soltykoff's  Cbarmian,  by  Bertram,  or  Galopin,  Sst6fi> 
(T.  Wddon)  walked  over. 

The  Flying  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgS)  entrance  Ssov.;  kit 
five  furlongs  of  D.W.  (I02Z.) 
Mr     Hobsoih^s  Rough  Diamond,  by  Lowlander, 

5yr8, 7stll]b      -  -  -        Hnxtable  1 

Sir  6.  ChetDTynd's  Gordon,  4  yrs*  Sst  I2ib  -  C.Wood  2 
Mr  Evelyn's  Moccolo^  aged,  Sst  Sib  -  S.  Loatoi  3 
Mr  C<  Archer's  Tamworth,  3  yrs,  est  10ft  -  E.  MarUn  - 
Count  Festetics's  Fortune  Teller,  3  yrs,  6st  Sib       Wall  - 


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13  to  8  on  Gordon,  11  to  2  agst  Forinne  Teller,  7  to  1  each 
agst  Moccolo  and  Tamworth,  and  26  to  I  agst  Rough 
Diamond.  Won  by  a  head,  half  a  length  between  the 
second  and  third. 

Tbe  Friday  Three  yrs  old  Stakes  of  25  sot.  each,  10  ft. 
with  luo  added;  the  second  saved  his  stake;  D.M.  (U  sabs. 
— 265Z.) 

Baron  de  Hirsh's  Glimmer,  by  Hampton,  8pt  7tt  G.  Barrett  1 
Mr  O.  Scavenins's  Gallos,  Sst  lolb  -  £.  Rossiter  2 
Sir  G.  Chetwvnd's  Lucebit,  Sst  lOlt)  -     C.  Wood  8 

Mr  C.  J.  Lefevre's  Gedeon,  Sst  lOlb    -  -  Webb  - 

Mr  Manton's  Sweet  Willie,  Sst  lOlb  Archer  - 

65  to  40  on  Sweet  Willie,  6  to  1  agst  Gallns,  8  to  1  agst 

Glimmer,  10  to  1  agst  Ged6on,  and  100  to  8  agst  Lncebit. 

Won  by  half  a  length,  a  length  and  a  half  between  the 

second  and  third. 

The  Bretby  Plate  (handicap)  of  250  sot.,  by  subscription 
of  10  SOY.  each,  6  ft.,  with  145  added ;  Bretby  Stakes  Course 
(17  subs.— 260^.) 

Mr  J.  Hammond's  Strathblane,  by  Kingcraft, 

aged,  Sst  5tb  (car.  Sst  71b)      -  -        Archer  1 

Oapt.  MachelPs  Canzoni,  4  yrs,  Gst  ISlb  J.  Woodbum  2 
Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  Lovely,  5  yrs,  Sst  12lb  -  0.  Wood  3 
Mr  C.  Hibbert*s  St  Vincent,  5  yrs,  7st  Sib  -  Jessop  - 
lid  Ellesmere's  Brayley,  6  yrs,  6st  2lb        -  Wall  - 

Mr  T.  Jennings,  jun.'s  Fink  May,  3  yrs, 

5st  7ft>  (car.  5st  13tb)  -  -    Tomlisson  * 

3  to  1  agst  Strathblane,  100  to  30  agst  lively,  4  to  1  agst 

Canzoni,  and  5  to  1  each  agst  St  Vincent  and  Brayley. 

Won  by  a  head,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and 

third. 

A  Maiden  Plate  of  lOOgs,'  by  subscription  of  5  soy.  each, 
with  65  added,  for  three  yrs  old;  those  entered  to  be  sold 
by  auction  for  500  sot.  allowed  iJhi  R.M.  (9  subs.— 105/.) 
Mr  J.  H.  Houldswbrth's  Cymbalaria,  by  Spring- 
field, Sst  4lb  (5002.)  -  -  S.  Loates  1 
Mr  T.  Jennings,  jnn.'s  Nonant,  Sst  71b  (500/.)  C  Wood  2 
Ld  Hastings's  Rosi^re,  Sst  4lb— car.  Sst  7fl>  (500/.)  Archer  3 
Ld  Zetland's  The  Friar,  9st  -  -  Watte  - 
Mr  T.  Jennings's  Scotch  Lassie,  Sst  4lb— car. 

Sst  5lb  (500/.)  ...  J.  Goater  - 

2  to  1  agst  The  Friar,  9  to  4  agst  Rosi^re,  4  to  1  agst  Cym- 
balaria, 1 1  to  2  agBt  Nonant,  and  20  to  1  agst  Scotch 
Lassie.  Won  by  a  short  head,  a  length  between  the  second 
and  third.-«The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  Hungerford  for 
500gs. 


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A  Selling  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  two  yn  old,  6st  71b,  three, 
88t  109^,  four  and  upwards,  98t  I2lb;  the  winner  to  be  sold 
by  aaction  for  100  sov.;  entrance  3  sot.;  Rods  Coarse 
(1021.) 

Mr  C.  W.  Golding'8  Pardey,  by  Trappist,  3  yrs  Watts  1 
Capt  Machell's  Mizpah,  6  yrs         -  -   Archer  2 

Baron  de  Hirsch's  Manana,  2  yrs  -      F.  Barrett  3 

Mr  T.  Jennings's  Annt  Rath,  2  yrs  -  Tomlisson  - 

Mr  W.  AmalFs  Mermaid,  3  yrs  -6.  Barrett  - 

Mr  W.  Barren's  St  Martin,  3  yrs     *  -  A.  GUes  - 

Mr  Crayen's  Light  Heart,  4  yrs-  -         Morrell  - 

9  to  4  agst  Mizpah,  5  to  2  agst  Parsley,  7  to  1  each  agst 
Manana  and  Light  Heart,  8  to  1  agst  Aant  Rath,  100 
to  8  agst  Mermaid,  and  20  to  1  agst  St  Martin.  Won 
by  foar  lengths,  a  bad  third.— The  winner  was  sold  to 
Mr  H.  Heasman  for  300gs. 

The  Newmarket  Handicap  of  1000  sor.  by  sabscription  of 
25  SOT.  each,  10  ft.,  5  ft.  if  declared  by  Febraary  I0th» 
or  8  ft.  if  declared  before  the  pablication  oi  the  weights,  with 
367  SOY.  added;  the  last  mile  and  a  half  of  B.C.  (72  entries, 
11  of  whom  paid  3  sot.  each,  and  24  paid  5  boy.  each— 1000/.) 
Mr  Mainley's  Pizarro,  by  Uncas,  4  yrs,  7st  ISflJ  C.  Wood  1 
Ld  Hastings's  Barnacles,  3  yrs,  6st  Itb  -  C.  Dnnn  2 
Mr  B.  B.  Brett's  The  Dauphin,  3  yrs,  6st  -  Wall  8 
D.  of  Westminster's  Sandiway,  4  yrs,  8st2]b  G.  Barrett  - 
Gen.  Owen  Williams's  Cohort,  5  yrs,  79t  Lashmar  • 

D.  of  Hamilton's  Cosmos,  5  yrs,  7st        -  J.  Woodbam  - 
Ld  Cadogan's  Pearl-powder,  4  yrs,  Gst  81b      F.  Barrett  - 
Ld  Cawdor's  The  General,  3  yrs,  68t  3lb   -      G.  ETans  • 
Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  Aladdin,  3  yrs,  6st   Rickaby  - 
2  to  1  agst  Cohort,  100  to  30  agst  Cosmos,  9  to  2  agst 
Pearl-powder,  100  to  9  each  agst  Barnacles  and  Aladdin, 
100  to  8  each  agst  Pizarro  and  Sandiway,  and  20  to  1 
agst  The  Danphin.   Won  by  Ato  lengths. 

The  Maiden  Riders'  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  three  yrs  old  and 
upwards;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  aaction  for  300  sot.,  if  for 
100  SOY.  allowed  70);  ridden  by  lads  who  neTer  won  a  race; 
entrance  3  sot.;  Criterioa  Coarse  (1022.) 
Mr  W.  H.  Manser's  Kineton,  by  Grimston,  aged,  78t 

— car.  7st  im(100i.)   -  -  -      Hobbs  1 

Mr  L  Bate's  Minster,  aged,  7st  7lb  (300Z.)  W.  Prince  2 
MrW.  Barren's  St  £dmaDd,3  yrs,  58t  12m  (1002.)  CDann  8 
Ld  EUesmere's  Abbotsford,  aged,  7st  7lb  (3002.)  J.  Price  - 
Mr  T.  Jennings,  jon.'s  CheTal  Glass,  8  yn,  Sst  12111 

(100/.)-  -  -  -  F.  Pcake  - 

Mr T.  Chaloner's  Comedian,  6  yrs,  78t  ( 1002.)  W.Ghaloner  - 


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Prince 'SoUykoff  8  Light  of  Otber  Days,  3  yrs, 
58t.l2tb  (iOOZ.)        -  -  -  H.  BeoTes 

il  to4  H^t  St  Kdmand,  100  to  SO  agst  Abbotsfcffd,  6  to  1 
each  agst  Kineton  and  Minster,  and  100  to  12  o£St 
Comedian,   Won  by  two  lengths*  a  bad  third. 


ALEXANDRA  PARK  Bprtkg  MBBTma. 


[at  MU8WELI/  BILL,  NEAR  LONDON.] 

Saturday,  April  the  25th.— The  Middlesex  Handicap  of 
108  flov.:  entrance  3  sov.;  erne  mile  (lOOi.) 
Mr  W.  Barton's  Fulham,  by  Creraome,  3  yrs, 

78trm      -  -  -  -   G.  Barrett  1 

Mr  W.  G.  Stevens's  Grayling,  6  yrs,  Sst  7lb  C.  Loates  2 
Mr  R.  Tompkins's  Attec,  S  yrs,  Tst  -    A.  White  3 

Mr  R.  Sherrard's  MaWem,  8  yrs,  Tst  7lb  -   Luke  - 

Mr  C.  Hibbert's  Shrivenham,  S  yrs,  7st  Bib  (car. 

7at  6Sb)  ...  -  Jessop  - 

Mr  J.  Jilightingairs  Jivglinff  Johnnie,  3  yrs>  7st 


6  to  4  agst  Fulham,  2  to  1  ShriyenhfHn,  100  to  U  agfit 
Grayling,  9  to  1  agst  Jingliftg  Johnnie,  and  100  to  7 
agst  MaJrem.  Won  by  a  meek,  two  lengths  between 
the- second  and  third. 

The  TolKngton  Plate  of  l^W-sov.;  the  winner  to  be  sold 
by  auction  for  100  sov.,  if  for  SO  sov.  allowed  7lb;  enlntinoe 

sov.;  one  mile  (lOOZ.) 
"Mr  J.  Mumford's  Regent,  by  Statesman,  aged^ 

I^t  <50;.)      .  .  .  C.  Loates  1 

Mr  C.  Lawrence's  Lady  Rose,  8  yrs,  Sst  (501.)  Rawlinson  2 
•Mr  W.  Barton's  Velia,  8  yrs,  Sst  (50i.)  G.  Barrett  8 

Mr  W.  Brown's  Miss  Gillam,  4  yrs.  «sfe  61b  (50Z.)  A.  Field  4 
Mr  W.  Downe's  Rebeck,  3  yrs,  est  (60Z.)   -     A.  White  6 
7  to  4  ^  R«gent,  6  to  1  agst  Yelia,  and  6  to  1  each  agst 
the  others.   Won  by  two  lengths,  three-quarters  of  a 
length  between  the  second  and  third.— The  winner  was 
bought  in  for  55gs. 

The  Flying  Two  yrs  old  Plate  of  103  sov.;  the  winner  to 
be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.,  if  for  50  sov.  allowed  7lb; 
entrance  8  tiav.;  five  farkiRgs  (1002.) 
Ld  Ganiross's  Flnctnation,  by  See  Saw^  i8st  7Ib 

{M.)  ....  G.B«rett  1 
Mr. A.  MAckensie's  Leap  Frog,  Sst  4%  (SOt)  0.  Wood  S 
Mr  L.  C.  Heodry^s  Tit-bk,  «st  4tb  {SOL)  *  A.  WMfce  8 
Mr  E.  Biiid's  Little  Jim,  M  7ft  (502.)  -  S.  Loates 

Mr  J.  Lowe's  Tangle,  Sst  4ft  (502.)        -       G.  Loaies  - 


Rawlinson 


MriC.  Anebe^s  Fide,  8st  .4&  (502.)  - 


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6  to  4  on  PlocUiataon,  6  to  I  agst  f^esp  Frog,  100  to  14 
eaeh  agst  Tangle  and  Tit-bit,  and  100  to  8  each  agst 
Firle  and  Little  Jim.  Won  by  a  neck,  a  bad  tbitd.*— 
The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  £.  Bird  for  ISOgfl. 

The  Alexandra  Handicap  of  103  sot.;  winners  extm; 
•entrance  3  tov.;  fi?e  for  longs  (lOOZ.) 
Mr  W.  Barton's  Dcwald  Caird,  bj  Scottish  Chief, 

6  jrs,  98t  2lb  (incl.  7lb  extra)         -  C.  Wood  1 

Mr  C.  Lane*8  Wriggle,  5  yrs,  Sst  -  -     S.  Loates  2 

Mr  C.  Archer*8  Forest  Dance,  3  yrs,  78t  71b  E.  Martin  3 
Mr  G.  Arden*8  Panic,  4  yrs,  Sst  6lb  -     C.  Loates  4 

Mr  C.  Hibbert's  Princess  Victoria,  3  yrs,  7Bt  61b  (car. 

78t6lb)     -  ,  -  -         Jessnp  5 

Even  on  Donald  Caurd,  4  to  1  agst  Wriggle,  100  to  15  agst 
Princess  Vietoria,  100  to  14  agst  Forest  Dance,  and  10 
to  1  agst  Panic  Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  a  bad  third. 

The  Anciion  Stakes  of  200  sot.  by  snbscription  of  I  guinea 
each  for  bckrses  strpck  out  by  March  3rd,  and  4g8  extra  ^r 
.'.aoeeptors;  the  snrplos  (132.  3«.)  was  divided  between  the  first 
and  second  ;  for  two  yrs  old,  purchased  as  yearlings  at  pubUc 
auction  in  1884;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  600  sot., 
.if  for  100  sov.  allowed  7lb;  five  furlongs  (65  subs.  18  of  whom 
-paid  1  guinea  each— 206Z.  1  Is.  6^.) 
rKr  Mumford's  Lady  Beauelerc,  by  Beauclerc, 

78t  8m  (lOOZ.)      -  .  -        S.  Loates  1 

..Mr  C.  W.  Jouaiffe's  Tom  Tom,  7st  1295  (100/.)  G.Barrett  2 
Mr  B.  Stewart's  Heather  Flower,  7st6lb  (lOOZ.)  Rickaby  3 
Mr  R.  Vyner's  Moonstruck,  fist  58)-^€ar.  Sst  60) 

(500Z.)  ....  Griffiths  - 
Mr  E.  DaTies's  Prince  Zouroff.  75t  t2lb  (WOZ.)  -  Luke  - 
'Mr  T.  Stones's  Consummation,  78t  12ib 

(lOOZ.)  -  .  -  -  Macnaughten  - 

5  to  4  agst  'MoonGTtruck,  5  to  2«gst  Tom  Tom,  5  to  1  agst 
Lady  Beauclerc,  and  10  to  1  agst  the  others.  Won  by  a 
length  and  a  half,  half  a  length  between  the  Rpcond  and 
and  third. — The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  Jcn^iffe  for 
SSOgs. 

The  Koith  Metropolitan  Hamdmp  of  200  soy.  by  sub- 
flcription  of  2  em,  each  for  homes  struck  out  by  March  1  Zth, 
-end  4  sov.  extra  for  acceptors,  with  106  soy.  added;  winners 
-extEa;  the  second  roecsved  20  sov.  and  the  third  iO  sov.  out 
of  the  stfldses;  fire  furlongs  (24«nb8.  11  of  whom  paid  2  sot. 
ea<fl^-170Z.) 

Mr  R.  «tewart%  Fireball,  by  Thundcvbolt,  4  yrs, 
8«k  lOlb  (tiicl.  l)Qlb  extra)  -  •         C.  Wood  .1 


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68  RACING  CALENDAR, 

Mr  T.  V.  Morgan's  Odille,  3  yrs,  6st  6lb  (incL 

5lb  extra)  ...        Tomlisson  2 

Chey.  Ginistrelli'sRaffaello,  4  jrs,  7et\2fb  A.  White  3 
Mr  R.  Vyner's  FabioU,  4  yrs,  Sst  9m  -  Griffiths  - 
Mr  F.  Piatt's  BalTarran,  3  yrs,  7st  lib  -  E.  Martin  - 
Mr  C.  Hibbert's  Clonmel,  3  yrs,  6st      -  -  Wall  - 

7  to  4  agst  Fireball,  9  to  2  agst  Fabiola,  5  to  I  agst  Odille, 
7  to  1  agst  Clonmel,  8  to  1  agst  Raffaello,  and  100  to  12 
agst  Baharran.    Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  bad  third. 

EPSOM  Spbing  Mbstino. 

Tdesoat,  April  the  28th.— -The  Biddlesdown  Plate  of 
200  sov.;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  300  sot.,  if  for 
200  80V.  allowed  7lh;  entrance  5  soy.;  one  mile  (196^) 
Mr  Leigh's  Goggles,  by  Specnlnm,  aged,  9st  91b 

(200^.)         -  Archer  1 

Mr  fl.  Hungerford's  Cymbalaria,  3  yrs,  78t  111b 

(200Z.)         -  -  -  G.Barrett  2 

Mr  B.  Ellam's  br.  c.  by  Van  Ambnrgh,  oat  of 

Maid  of  Perth,  3  yrs,  8st  (200/.)  -  -  Lemaire  3 

Mr  Trnlock-Hankin's  Corraborree,  4  yrs,  9st  2lb 

(200/.)  -  -  -  W.  Nightingall  - 

Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Henley,  5  yrs,  9st  9lb  (200/.)  Watts  - 
MrlLE.  Tidy's  Brighton,  3  yrs,  8st  (200/.)  F.Barrett  - 
6  to  4  agst  Goggles,  11  to  4  agst  Brighton,  6  to  1  agst 
Henley,  100  to  15  agst  Cymbalaria,  and  10  to  1  agst  the 
others.  Won  by  eight  lengths;  Brighton  fell.— The 
winner  was  sold  to  Mr  T.  Stevens,  jnn.,  for  SlOgs,  and 
Mr  Hung^rford  claimed  Brighton. 

The  Great  Snrrey  Handicap  of  15  soy.  each,  5  ft.  with  200 
added;  winners  extra;  the  second  received  25  sov.  out  of  the 
stakes;  entrance  2  soy.,  the  only  forfeit  if  declared  by  Feb* 
mary  10th;  five  furlongs  (54  subs.  25  of  whom  paid  entrance 
only— 413/.) 

■  Mr  Gretton's  Ptolemy,  byNnneham,3yrs,  8st  9%  G.  Barrett  1 
Mr  R.  Peck's  Montroyd,  5  yrs,  9st  lOlb  C.  Wood  2 

D.  of  Beaufort's  Ishah,  4  yrs,  7st  9lb  -  S.  Loates  3 
Ld  Hastings's  Kni|;ht  Errant,  4  yrs,  8st  121b  -  Archer  - 
Connt  L.  Krasinski's  Perknn,  5  yrs,  88t  61b-  E.  Martin  - 
Mr  H.  T.  Barclay's  Glasgow,  6  yrs,  Sst  6lb  (ind. 

7lb  extra)  «  -  .  .       Morgan  - 

Mr  A.  Benholm's  Vacillation,  3  yn,  Sst  A.  Giles  - 

.  Mr  Chaplin's  Burgundy,  3  yrs,  78t  41b  •  Tomlinson  - 
Mr  R.  Ten  Broeck's  Blue  Lias,  4  yrs,  7st  -    Wall  - 

Col.  0.  Willaus's  Surprise,  3  yrs,  6st  12lb  J.  Woodbora  - 
Mr  H.  Hungerf ord's  Monte-Rosa,  3  yrs,  6st  1  Oft  F.  Barrett  - 


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5  to  4  agst  Ptolemy,  6  to  1  agst  Knig^ht  Errant,  8  to  1  Agst 
Bargnndy,  10  to  1  each  agst  Sarprise  and  Montroyd, 
100  to  9  agst  Perkan,  100  to  7  agst  Isbah,  and  20  to  1 
each  agst  VadUation,  Monte-Rosa,  and  Glasgow.  Won 
by  a  length,  a  bad  thiid. 

The  Betchworth  Plate  of  200  sov.  for  two  yrs  old;  colts, 
8st  12tb,  fillies,  Sst  9lb;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for 
200  so?.;  entrance  5  sov.;  five  fnrlongs  (195/.) 
Mr  P.  Renfrew's  b.  c.  The  Sweep,  by  Wild  Oats  C.  Wood  1 
Mr  W.  Gardner's  b.  c.  Sandpiper         -         S.  Loates   2  . 
Gen.  Owen  Williams's  b.  f .  bUtaway  -      Archer  8 

Mr  J.  Adams's  b.c.  Old  Tom  II  -  Watts  4 

Mr  A.  W.  Merry's  br.  f .  by  Hermit— Sylya  G.  Barrett  - 
lid  Rendlesham's  ch.  c.  by  Childeric,  out  of  Agile  -  Noon   r- ' 

6  to  4  agst  Flitaway,  2  to  1  agst  The  Sweep,  6  to  I  agst.. 
the  Sylva  fiUy,  7  to  1  agst  Old  Tom  II,  and  10  to  1  agst 
Sandpiper.   Won  by  a  length,  a  head  each  between  the 
second,  thurd,  and  fourth. — The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr 
C.  J.  Merry  for  710gs. 

The  Great  Metropolitan  Stakes  (handicap)  of  20  sov.  each, 
10  ft.  with  500  added;  the  second  received  60  sov.  oat  of  the 
stakes;  entrance  8  sot.,  the  only  forfeit  if  declared  by  Feb- 
rnary  10th;  two  miles  and  a  qnarter,  starting  at  the  Winning 
Chair  (39  subs.  14  of  whom  paid  entrance  only — 747/.) 
Mr  J.  V.  Laurance's  Althorp,  by  Tibthorpe, 

3yr8,6Bt7lb      -  -  T.  Loates  I- 

Mr  C.  J.  Lefeyre's  Hermitage,  4  yrs,  Sst  2l!J  -    C.  Wood  ^ 
Mr  H.  T.  Barclay's  Criterion,  4  yrs,  6st  9lb      A.  White  3 
Mr  W.  Burton's  Vicugna,  4  yrs,  58t  121b      -    Rickaby  4 
lid  EUesmere's  Somerton,  4  yrs,  7st  4tb  -        F.  Barrett  ,  5 
Mr  R.  Crest's  Renny,  8  yrs,  58t  7%  (car.  fist  8lh)  Tomlisson  <6> 
D.  of  Westminster's  Newton,  4  yrs,  7st  9n>     G.  Barrett  r 
100  to  30  agst  Renny,  7  to  2  agst  Criterion,  9  to  2  agst  < 
Newton,  5  to  1  each  agst  Althorp  and  Hermitage,  snd 
10  to  1  agst  Somerton.    Won  by  twelve  lengths;  New* . 
ton  did  not  pass  the  post. 

The  Banstead  StakOs  of  10  sov.  each,  h.  ft.,  with  200 
added,  for  two  yrs  old,  78t  4lb,  three,  98t  6lb,  four,  lOst  4%, 
five  and  upwards,  lOst  6lb;  m.  and  g.  allowed  3lb;  the  winner; 
to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.;  five  furlongs  (9  subs.—' 
270/.) 

Mr  R.  Feck's  hi.  g.  MacAlpine,  by  Macgregor, 

6  yrs-  -  -  -  -  Archer  1 

Mr  A.  Cooper's  b.f.  White  Nun,  3  yrs  -  G.Barrett  2 
Mr  Henderson's  br.  g.  Pebble,  6  yrs  -  -    Watts  8 

Col.  Forester's  b.  c.  by  Syrian— Salamis,  8  yrs  C.  Wood  - 
Mr  C.  J.  Merry's  ch.  g.  St  Rule,  8  yrs  -    Webb  - 


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Bir  B.  EUam's  b.  c.  bj  Van  AmbHTgh)  ontcf 

Toretha,  3  yn  -  -  -  Rowitor  - 

Mkr  U.  Heasman's  br.  f.  Pareley^,  8  yra      -        A.  Giles  - 

6  to  2  agst  White  Nan,  3  tori  a^^ta MaeAApfne,  )0»  to  30 
agst  Parsley,  and  10  to  1  each  agsi  St  Rule  and  Pebble. 
Won  by  two  lengths,  three-quarters  of  a  length  between 
the  second  and  third. — The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  A. 
Cooper  for  3\0g^ 

The  Prince  of  Wales's  Stakes  (handicap)  of  10  soy.  each^ 
5  ft.,  with  200  added;  the  sec<Hid  Feceived  25  sov.  out  of  tha 
■takes;  entrance  2  sov.,  the  only  forfeit  if  declared  by  Feb- 
mary  10th;  one  mile  (42  snbt.  19  of  whom  paid  entranoo* 
OBly--303Z.) 

Ur  Biddnlph's  Orchid,  by  Hampton,  3  yrs,  78t  A.  Whito  1 
Mr  Cumberland's  Albert  MelviUe,  4  yrs,  8st  12lb  Arch^  2 
D.  of  Beaafort's  Lord  Stratboaim,  4  yrs,  Sst  12lb  Watte  3 
Mr  C.  J.  LefeTre's  Tombola,  4  yrs,  8st  12m  -  Webb  - 
CoL  O.  Willaos's  Ursoline,  3  yrH,  7st  4ft    -    S.  Loates  - 

7  to  4  agst  Albert  Melville,  2  to  I  agst  Orchidr  7  to  1  each 
agst  UrsuliDe  and  Tombola,  and  10  to  1  agst  Lord 
Strathnaim.  Won  by  three-quarters  of  a  length,  a 
length  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Westminster  Stakes  of  10  sov.  each  for  acceptors, 
with  150  sov.  added,  for  two  yrs  old;  entrance  3  sov.,  the 
only  forfeit  if  declared  by  January  6th;  the  Egmont  Course^ 
fife  furlongs  (38  subs.  9  of  whom  paid  entrance  only — 1272.) 
Mr  R.  Peck's  The  Bard,  by  Petrarch,  98t       -   Archer  1 


20  to  1  on  The  Bard.   Won  by  half  a  lengths 
Wbdkxsdat.— The  Stemford  Plate  (handioap)  of  200  son; 
eotrance  3  sov.;  five  farlongs>  (197/.) 

Mr  Peck's  Gloucester,  by  Macaroni,  6  yrs^  78t  9lb  A.  W  hite  1 

Ld  Ellesmere's  Zagaaig,  8  yrs,  est  715  -            -    WaU  2 

Ld  Hastings's  Knight  Errant,  4  yrs,  Sst  120^       Archer  3 

Mr  Abington*s  Colleen  Bawn  II,  5  yrs^  9Bt         C^nooo  - 

Count  L.  Krasinski's  Perkun,  6  yrst  Sst  69l  -  E.  Martio  - 
"Ur  B.  Ellam*s  General  Macdonald,  4  yrs,  78t  4lb 


Col.  O.  Willans's  Surprise,  3  yrs,  6st  12lb  J.  Wood  bum  - 
Mr  T.  Hughes's  Warrior,  3  yrs,  6st  I2tt    G.  Woodbum  - 
5  to  2  agst  Zagazig,  5  to  1  agst  Perkun,  6  to  1  each  agst 
Surprise  and  Knight  Errant,  8  to  1  agst  Colleen  Bawn 
II,  10  to  1  agst  Gloucester,  and  100  to  8  agst  Warrior. 
Won  by  a  length,  four  lengths  between  second  and  thii^ 
The  Jwrenile  Selling  Stekes  of  ft  sov.  each,  with  100  addec^ 
for  two  yrs.old;  colts,  8st  12lb,  fillies,  Sst  91b;  the  winner  to 
be soU  by  auetion  for  100  sov.;  five  fuclonga (8. aabs.—UOZ^ 


Mr  C.  J.  Lefevre's  Consigne,  Sst  11  lb 


W-ebb  2 


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Ifr  L.  C.  Heodry's  Kf.  Tit^Ut,  bj  GUmfonsldt 

(c«r.  88t  lOib) ....  AiiBh«r  1 
Mr  John  Barnard's  b.  c.  Corsair  -A.  Nff^tingall  8 

Mr  B.  EUam's  br.  f.  Madame  Bernhardt        G.  Barrett  3 
Even  on  Tit-bit,  and  6  to  2  each  agut  Corsair  and  MadaaM< 
Bernhardt.    Won  hj  three-quarters  of  a  length,  threr- 
lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Citj  and  Suburban- Handicap  of  15  sot.  each,  10  ft., 
or  5  only  if  declared  by  Febrnary  1 0th,  with  500  added; 
winners  extra;  the  second  receiyed  50  sov.  oat  of  the  stakes; 
about  one  mile  and  a  quarter  (66  subs.  18  of  whom  paid 
5  SOT.  each— 1080/.) 

Mr  H.  E.  Tidy's  Bird  of  Freedom,  by  Thuringian 

Prince,  3  yrs,  6st  4BJ      -  -  F.  Barrett  1 

Mr  Abington's  McMahon,  5  yn,  7st  2ft'  -  S.  Loates  2  * 
Mr  E.  C.  Starkey's  Woodlark,  4  yrs,  68t  12lb 

(incl.  5lb  extra)      -  -  G.  Woodbnm  3 

Mr  Manton's  Thebais,  aged,  Sst  7!b  -  -  Cannon  - 

Ld  Zetland's  Prism,  5  yrs,  9st  4lb  -  Watts  - 

D.  of  Westminster's  Duke  of  Richmond,  4  yrs, 

Sst  12tb  -  Archer  - 

lid  Bradford's  Quicklime,  6  yrs,  7st  12lb  Tomllnson  - 
lid  Ellesmere's  Highland  Chief,  5  yrs,  Tst  12tb  G.  Barrett  - 
Cftpt.  Macheirs  Queen  Adelaide,4yrs,78t  I  olb  J. Woodbnm  - 
Mr  F.  Morton's  Dalmeny,  5  yrs,  7st  7lb  -  E.  Martin  - 
Mr  P.  Renfrew's  Modred,  6  yrs,  78t  4fh  -  Wall  - 
Mr  A.  Benholm's  Perdita  II,  4  yrs,  68t  12lb  Luke  - 

Mr  J.  H.  Houldsworth'a  Spring  Mom,  4  yrs, 

6st  12n5  -  -  -  -  *     A.  White  - 

Mr  C.  J.  Lef eyre's  Wild  Thyme,  4 yrs,  6Bt  70^  Tomlisson  - 
Mx  H.  Chaplin's  Burgundy,  3  yrs,  5st  lott  T.  Loates  • 
100  to  30  each  agst  Bird  of  Freedom  and  McMahon,  1 0  to  L 
eachagst  Duke  of  Richmoud  and  Highland  Chief,  lOO 
to  9  each  ag8t  Thebais  and  Quicklime,  100  to  8  agst 
Queen  Adelaide,  100  to  7  agst  Prism,  25  to  1  agst  Wood- 
lark,  1000  to  35  agst  Dalmeny,  1000  to  30  agst  Perdita  If, 
40  to  1  agst  Spring  Mom,  50  to  I  agst  Wild  Thyme,  and 
100  to  i  each  agst  Modred  and  Burgundy.  Won  by  » 
head,  a  bad  third. 

The  Hyde  Park  Plate  of  600  boy.  for  two  ym  old;  eolts, 
8Bt  12lb,  ftllies,  8st  9lb;  entrance  3  sot.;  the  Egmont  Course 
(497^.) 

Mr  R.  Peck's  ch.  c.  The  Bard      -  -      Archer  1 

Mr  £.  R.  Smith's  b.  c.  Balnagowan      -  -  Watts  H 

Mr  C.  Austin's  b.  c  St  Valentine  II  -   Wingfteld  9 

Mr  Cumberland's  br.  c  Chin  Chin       •  C.  Wood  * 

Mr  G.  Lambert's  cb.  c.  Arundel  -  -  J.  Gofiter  - 


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4  to  1  on  The  Bard,  6  to  1  agst  Baltuigowaii,  and  20  to  I 
each  agst  the  others.  Won  by  three-quarters  of  a  length » 
a  bad  third.  . 

The  Kingswood  Stakes  (handicap)  of  •  6  sov.  each,  with 
100  added;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov. ; 
five  furlongs  (18  subs.—lSoZ.) 
Mr  J.  Adams's  Lenten  Fare,  by  Trappist,  8  yrs, 

78t  12!b-  -  -  -        £.  Martin  .  1 

Mr  T.  Hughes^s  Cambusdoon,  aged,  8st  71b  -  C.  Loates  2 
Mr  A.  Henderson's  Pebble,  5  yrs,  98t  12tb  -Archer  3 
Mr  M.  Dawson's  Trill,  3  yrs,  Sat  7ft  (car.  8st  Stb)  Cannon  4 
Mr  S.  H.  Ashton's  Aiguillette,  5  yrs,  9st  6ft  -  Watts  - 
Mr  R.  Ten  Brocck's  Blue  Lias,  4  yrs,  Set  12lb-  Morrell  - 
Mr  C.  J.  Merry's  St  Rule,  3  yrs,  Sst  lOlb-  G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  Childwick's  Reform  (late  Rowland  Ward),  3  yrs, 

8st  5lb  -  -  -  -         C.  Wood  - 

Mr  C.  C.  Rhys's  Union  Jack,  4  yrs,  8Bt  3lb  -    Sherratt  - 
Mr  C.  Archer's  Mignonette,  3  yra,  7st  12!b  Tomlinson 
Mr  W.  G.  Stevens's  Bugle,  3  yrs,  78t  8lb      -  S.  Loates  - 
Mr  B.  Ellam's  b.  f .  by  Kthus,  out  of  Tomfoolery, 

3  yrs,  7st  71b  -  -  -  Laahmar  - 

2  to  1  agst  Reform,  100  to  15  agst  Mignonette,  7  to  1  agst 
Pebble,  8  to  1  agst  Aiguillette,  10  to  1  agst  Lenten  Fare, 
100  to  9  agst  Trill,  100  to  8  each  agst  Gambnsdoon 
and  Bugle,  and  100  to  7  agst  St  Rule.  Won  by  a  length, 
a  head  each  between  the  second,  third,  and  fourth.r— 
The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  J.  K.  Stuart  for  250gs.  . 

The  Tad  worth  Stakes  of  6  sov.  each,  with  100  added,  for 
all  ages;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  300  sov.,  if  fbr 
200  sov.  allowed  7lb;  six  furlongs  (6  subs. — 126Z.) 
Mr  A.  Cooper's  MacAlpine,  6  yrs,  9st  6ft  (200?.)  Archer  1 
Mr  H.  Heasman's  LibaHon,  6  yrs,  9st  6%  (2002.)  A.  Giles  2 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Henley,  6  yrs,  98t  9tti  (2002.)  -  Watts  3 
Mr  John  Charlton's  Kewbridge,  3  yrs,  8Bt  4!b 

(2002.)  -  -  -  G.Barrett  - 

Mr  B.  Ellam's  br.  c.  by  Van  Amburgh,  out  of  Maid 

of  Perth,  3  yrs,  Sst  4lb  (2002.)      -  -  Lemaire  - 

5  to  4  on  MacAlpine,  1  i  to  4  agst  Libation,  6  to  1  agst 
Henley,  and  10  to  1  agst  Newbridge.  Won  by  a  neck, 
a  bad  third;  the  Maid  of  Perth  colt  was  left  at  the  post. 
— The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  Hendry  for  260g8. 

A  Welter  Handicap  Plate  of  200  sov.;  entrance  3  sov.;  one 
mile  (1972.) 

Mr  R.  Peck's  Diss,  by  Hampton,  3  yra,  Sst  -  C.  Wood  1 
Mr  flungerford's  Brighton,  3  yrs,  78t  7ft  G.  Barrett  2 
Mr  John  Charlton's  Bretwalda,  4  yrs,  9st  6D>  -  Watts  S 
Mr  A.  Victor's  Carronald,  4  yrs,  98t      -         A.  Giles  - 


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lir  H.  Fortridfre'a  First  Cornet,  4  yrs,  Sst  7lb-  Mbrg«a  - 
Ld  Bendleshaiu's  Speckled  Gold,  3  yrs,  8st  Rawlinsoa  - 
Ld  Hastings's  Beilbj,  3  vrs,  Tst  SRs  -  -  Lashmar  - 

Mr  S.  Jacobs*s  Beaooosneld  (late  Leonard), 

3  yrs,  78t  7tb  -  -  J.  Woodbiirn  - 

6  to  5  agst  Diss,  2  to  1  agst  Brighton,  100  to  9  agst  Bret- 

walda,  and  100  to  S  agst  anj  other.   Won  bj  a  length, 

a  bad  third. 

SANDOWN  PARK  CLUB  Second  Spring 
Mbkting. 

.    [at  B9HBB.] 

Thussdat,  April  the  30th.— The  trial  Plate  of  200  sov. 
for  all  ages;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  600  soy., 
with  allowances  if  for  less;  entrance  4gfl;  fi^e  furlongs, 
rtraight  (196/.16«.) 

Mr  J.  Hopper's  Nesscliff,  by  Wenlock,  aged,  Qst  7% 

(300/.)  ....   Archer  1 

Mr  H.  Heasman's  Parsley,  3  yrs,  88t.2Q)— car.  8st3th 

(100/.)         -  -  -  -  A.GUea  2 

Mr  C.  J.  Merry's  br.  c.  by  Pellegrino,  out  of  ^NTanny 

Thormanby,  3  yrs,  8st  2tb  (100/.)  -  -C.  Wood  3 

Mr  B.  R.  Smith's  Lord  Byron.  4  yrs,  lOst  (500/.)  Webb  - 
Col.  O.  Willans's  Glance,  3  jrrs,  98t  2lb  (600/.)  Cannon  - 
Mr  J.  Dashwood's  Kxe  (late  Eldest  Miss), 

6  yrs,  98t  (100/.)  -  -     W.  Nightingall  - 

Ld  Hastings's  Chapel  Boyal,.3  yrs,  Sst  9%— car. 

8st  lOlb  (300/.)-  -  -  -    Watts  - 

Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Peevish,  3  yrs,  8st  2lb  (100/.)  C.  Loates  - 

6  to  4  on  Nesscllff,  6  to  1  agst  Lord  Byron,  10  to  1  agst 
Parsley,  and  J  00  to  7  agvt  any  other.  Won  by  a 
head,  three-quarters  of  a  length  between  the  second  and 
third. 

The  Spring  Cup  of  150  sov.;  entrance  free  for  horses  the 
property  of  ten  guinea. Members  of  the  Club,  3g8  for  others; 
two  miles  (less  than  150/.) 

Mr  R.  Peck's  Diss,  by  Hampton,  3  yrs,  lOst  Mr  Abmgton  1 
Mr  Sussex's  The  Poacher,' 3  yrs,  iQst  .  -  Mr  C.  Beard  2 
Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  Aladdin,  3  yrs, 

lost      -  -  -  MrD.  ThirlwBll  8 

Mr  W.  Genge's  King's  Court,  6  yrs, 

list  11  lb-  -  -  Mr  O.  E.  Friend  - 

Mr  F.  Tate's  br.  m.  by  Ethus,  out  of  Candia,  5  yrs, 

list  lift-  -  -  -       MrHow.e  - 

Mr  C.  J.  Cunningham's  br.  fa.  by  Brown  Br^ad,  out 

of  Hygeia.  6  yrs,  list  lift  (car.  list  12ft)   -      owner  - 

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Mr  A .  Victor's  Lowestoft,  4  ^rs,  1 1  si        '.Mr  Ji .  iQ V«iP 
Major  Harvey  Spiller^s  Velm^ra^  3  jrSyJQgt 

(car.  lOst  4lb)      -  *  Count  CI). ICiqakj 

MrW.  Sontb's  Schaukelpferde,  8  yrs,10gtCapt.W.B,Morris  • 
Even  OD  Disa,  9  to  2  agst  Aladdin,  6  to  1  ^^at'TIie-Ppaphei 
and  10  to  1  each  agbt  the  Hygjeia  k^ne  an4  Lowestoft 
Won  by  four  lengths,  a  bad  third. 

The  Sandown  Park  Two  yrs  old  Stakes  of  10  sot.  each 
with  300  lui^ed;  the  second  r«c^y0d  60  q^T.oqtL<9l  olpikes 
entrance  3g8;  five  fnrlongs  (36  subs. — 6962.  17«.) 
Mr  R.  Peck's  The  Bardi  by  Petrarch,  9st  -  Archer  I 
Ld  Hartlngton's  b.  f.  by  JB^elFed—Cerise,  8st  1  lib  Goater  2 
Mr  G.  Cleveland'fl  Athelstan,  Sst  9!b  -  C.  fW^ood  3 

Mr  H.  Hnngerford^B  The  Loafer,  88<;91b  -  0.  Harrett  - 
Mr  Mainley's  Eneofe,  8Bt  9lb         -  -    Cannon  - 

5  to  1  on  The  Bard,  10  to  1  agst  the  Cerise -ifiDj,  and 
100  to  8  ttgut  Afehelstan.  Wen  hy  three  ovaHers-of  a 
length,  a  neck  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Juvenile  Selling  Stakes  of  6  sov.  each  i^r  fiiaxten, 
with  150  sov.  added,  lor  two  yrs  old;  oqUs,  9st,  filUeaand 
; geldings,  8&t  1 1  lb;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auctiQu  f  oril,00  sov.; 
entcance  asov,;  five  furlongs. (5  subs-i-lCi?^.) 
Mr  £.  Bird's  b.  c.  Flnctuatu)n.  by  See  Saw  *  ArQhar  1 
Mr  G.  Cleveland's  ch.  f .  Bashful  -       C.  Wood  2 

Mr  G.  J.  Merry's  ch.  c.  by  John  Davis,  Qvt  of 

Beggar  Maid        -  -  -      aBt«riett  5 

Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  ch.  f.  Glade  -  Cannon  - 
MrT.  Leader's  b.  f.  Rose  Bnsh  -       S.l^^  - 

5  to  4  agst  Glade,  11  to  4  agst  Bashful,  7  to  2  agst 
fluctuation,  and  10  to  1  each  agst  the  Bi^ggar  Maid 
oolt  and  Boae  Bosh.  Wod  by  a  neck,  .two  lengths  be- 
tween the  second  and  third.— The  winner  was  sold  to 
Major  Harvey  Spiller  for  200gs. 

The  Welter  Handicap  of  200  sov.  by.flubsciiption  of  .().bot, 
each,  with  60  sov.  added;  one  mile  (29  anbs.^2Q0Q 
Mr  T.  J:.  Walker's  Greenwich,  by  Stat^esEiAn, 

3yr8,9st7m      -  •  -  A.  Giles  1 

Gen.  Owen  Williams's  Dean  Swift,  6yrs,10st  7Ib  C.Wood  2 
Mr  A.  Victor's  Corinia,  4  yrs,  9st  3lb  -  G.  Barrett  3 
Mr  S.  Savage's  Adanapaar,  6  yrs,  lOst  UXb  -  Webb  - 
Mr  Abington's  Picador,  aged,  lOst  1  lib-  -  oftner  - 

Mr  Jno.  Nightingall's  Lady  Winifred, 

8yr8,98t61b     •  -  -  W.  JTightingall  - 

Mr  S.  Jacobs's  Beaconsfield,  3  jrs,9st  .6lb  -  J&dment  - 
Ld  Cawdor's  Witchcraft,  6  yrs,  98t  4!b-  W.  Gray  - 

Col.  Lyme's  Catalina,  8  yrs,  9at  21b  -   S.  X4Qi»te8  - 


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Mr  B.  Rodl«j'«  Wi]d.Miiit»'0  yi>BiM  lib 
Ld  Hastings's  Bosi^re,  H  ym,  9st  lib 


2  to  1  agst  Greenwich,  5  to  2  agst  Dean  Swift,  6  ^to/l  agst 
Wild  Aliat,  and  10  to  1  agst  any  other.    Won  by  a 
length  ttnd  a  bsif,  a  bad  thiid. 
F&TDAT. — The  Free  Welter  Handicap  of  200  sor.;, en- 
trance 6  SOT.  for  acceptors;  one  mile  (194/.) 
BfrW .  Barton's  Vicugna  .bjBsaaclerc,  i  yr8,98t  »JbC.  Wood  1 
Mr  S.  Wilkinson's  Droitwich,  5  yrs,  98t9tb        A.  Giles  2 
Mr  Camberland's  Albert  Melnlle,  4  jcs,  l  ist      Ai^cher  3 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Vermilion,  5  yrs,  11  st  Sib  -         Watts  - 
Mr  S.  Jacobs's  Eloquence,  3  yrs^  9Bt  3fb  M^^dqient  - 

Mr  T.  Martin's  Foreland,  3  yrs,  $st  lib     -  ,B.  Bossiter  - 
Mr  W.  Rogers's  Vixtrix,  4  yrs,  93t  9tb  (Bark\  was, weighed 
for,  and  went  to  the  post,  hat  bplted,  threw  her  jpckey,  and 
did  not  start. 

II  to  8  OB  Albert  Melville^  4  to  1  a^st  DnAtwifih  -l^  to  2 
agst  Vicogna,  10  to  1  agst  VermiUon,  ai^  20  to  .1  jiyich 
agst  the  others.   Won  bv  a,le^^^,  a  iQQgth  ^H&4  ft  (lalf 
between  the  second  md  third. 
The  Walton  Two  ym  M  Baoe/Of  1600  soy.  by .snbserip- 
tion  of  lOgs  each,  or  3gs  if  forfeit  be  deelared  by  -  Marca 
3rd»  with  515/.  \9s,  added;  colts,  98jt,  fillies. ^aad  .geldings, 
8st  LlttS;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  aootioB,  vader  Xiord 
Bseter'8,oondUi0na,£or'2OO«oY.;  ATi»laid(Miffs^66«ubs.  27  of 
whom  dschired  ft^lQM.) 

Gen.  Owen  Williams's  b.  e.  Lisbon,  by  Ooemleos  Archer  I 
Mr  Maivley's  b.  f .  Osprey      -  -         C  Wood  2 

MrI«aw8on'seh.cBaldar  -       W.:'Ntghtingall  3 

Mr  M.  FrifB's  e.  Gent,  per  Cent.  -         A.  Giles  - 

Mr  W.  Gardner's  b.  c  Jam  -  -  S.  >lKmtes  - 


IS  to  8  on  Lisbon,  100  toll  eaeh  agst  Aiga  and'OsiMrey, 
10  to  1  agst  Viyaeioiifl,  and  100  to  7       isny  Qther. 
Won  by  a  length,  a  neck  between  the  second,  and  third. 
— ^The  winner  was  bought  ia  for  .11  SOgs. 
The  Claygate  Stakes  of  200  sot.  by  subscription  of  5  sot. 
each,  with  150  sot.  added;  the  winner -to  be  sold  by -auction 
for  MO  SOT.,  if  entered  for  200  sot.  allowed  lOtb;  on^mUe 
(11  snbs.--200;.) 

Mr  Gottsehalk's  Helicon,  by  CiadiQalTork,  aged, 

Bit  ISib  (200Z.)  -  -  -   Watts  1 

Mr  J.  Hopper'a  Nesseliff,  aged,  Bst  13tb  (200/.)    Archer  2 


Mr  G.  CIcTeland's  b.  f.  Bonnibel 
Mr  G.  Young's  b.  f .  Bqmaay 


CXoates  - 
-  A.  White  - 


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Sir  G.  ChetwyDd's  GiesBhabler,  3  yn,  7Bt  4fb  (SOo;.)  LuKe  3 
Mr  H.  Heasmaa's  Wpodman,  6  jn,  88t  13Ib 

(200Z.)  -  -  -  -  A.  GUes  - 

Mr  W.  Rowe*8  Phr;  ne,  4  yrs,  Sst  Bib  (20.0/.)  E.  Barrett  - 
Mr  G.  Kruckenberg's  Silver  Wedding,  3  yrs, 

78t  lOlb  (500«.)      -  -  -      G.Barrett  - 

Mr  MaiDley*8  Beenham,  3  yrs,  7st  (200Z.)  A.  White  - 
Mr  H.  Mack&ey*s  Gaiety,  5  yrs,  9st  6lb  (600Z.)  .  C.  Wood  - 
Mr  W.  G.  Stevens's  Portman  l^qnare,  3  yrs,  7st  4Jb 

(200Z.)   -  -  .  -       S.  Loates  - 

6  to  4  agst  Giesshablei*,  4  to  1  agst  Helicon,  9  tp  2  agst 
Nesscliff,  100  to  6  each  agst  Beenham  and  WoodinaD, 
20  to  1  each  agst  Gidety,  Portman  Square,  and  Pbryne, 
and  100  to  3  agst  Silver  Wedding.  Won  by  a  length, 
three-qnarters  of  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 
— >The  winner  was  bought  in  for  330gs. 

Saturdaf. — The  Sandown  Park  Spring  Three  yrs  old 
Handicap  of  200  sov.,  by  subscription  of  5  sov.  each,  with 
120  sov.  added;  one  mile  07  subs.— 200Z.) 
^  W.  Burton's  Chaperon,  by  Speculum,  78t  ISlb  C.Wood  1 
Ld  Hartington's  Sir  Kenneth,  Sst  3lb  -  A.  Giles  2 
Mr  C.  J.  Merry's  br.  c.  by  Pellegrino,  out.  of 

Nanny  Thormanby,  78t  91b  ;  *       ■"   ^      A.  Whitfc  3 
Mr  A.  Victor's  Ballerina^  Sst  11  lb    -   '        G.  'Bdireit  - 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Dulcimer,  Sst  9fb  (car.  8st  lOlb)  Wattd  - 
Mr  G.  Cleveland's  Exquisite,  Sst  ftlis;  -  .        >-S.  Ldateil  - 
.  2  to  1  agst  Ballerina,,  9  to  4  agst  Qhspeiren^  6  to  .1  iigst 
Sir  Kenneth,  100  to  IjS  agst  the  Nanny  ThoraiAnby  -ooIt, 
and  10  to  1  each  agst  the  otbe^^   Won  by,  a  leqg^itnd 
a  half,  the  same  between  the  seoondi  and  third. 

The  Cobham  Two  yrs  old  Spelling  ^takes  of  200  sov.,  by 
subscription  of  5  sov.  each,  wi^  14§  sov.  add^;  the  winner 
to  be  sold  by  auction  for  200  sov.j  if  for  100  sov.  allowed 
71b;  five  furlongs  (12  subs.— 200Z.> 

Mr  K.  Crest's  Festive,  by  See  Saw,  ^t  99)  (lOOZ.)  C.Wood  1 
Mr  W.  Gardner's  Sandpiper,  6it  12^  (lOOZ.)  S.  Loates  2 
MrH.  Hungerlord's  Sxpfoit,  8st  12fiS— car.  8st  131b 

(lOOZ.)      -  .  u  .       Archer  3 

Mr  Beauclerk's  b.  c  by  Stftian,  out  of  IneiJ,  9st  5ttJ- 

(200Z.)      -  .  -  A.Hall  - 

Mr  R.  C.  Vyner's  Kiss  Not,  Sst  1 2lb  (IDOZ.)  -  Watts  - 
Major  Harvey  ^piller's  Fluctuation,  8stl293  (100^.)  Shii^  - 
Mr  E.  Davies's  Prince  ZouroflF,  Sst  12lb  ClOOZv)  -  Luke  - 
Mr  J.  Bobinscm's  '^h.  c.  by  John  Davis;  out  of  Beggar 

Maid,  Sst  12lb(100Z.)      -  -  A.  Giles  - 

Mr  C W.  Jousiffe's  Tom-Tom,  Sst  12lb  (lOOZ.)  G.  Barrett  - 


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Mr  R.  .Stewart's  Heather-flower,  dst  »Ib  ( 1 002.)  A.  White  - 
Mr  T.  Cannon's  Dnnce,  Sst  9tt>~car.  88t  10lh(  100/.)  owner  - 
3  to  I  agst  Exploit,  7  to  2  agst  FestiTe,  4  to  1  agst  Sand* 
piper,  100  to  12  agst  Tom-.Tom,  10  to  1  aji^st  Floctna- 
tioD,  and:  20  to  1  agst  the  Beggar  Maid  colt  Won  by 
half  a  length,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and 
third. — The  winner  was  bonght  in  for  SOOgs. 

The  Princess  of  Wales's  Free  Handicap  of  200  sot.;  win- 
ners extra;  entrance  6  sov.  for  acceptors;  five  furlongs  (194Z.) 
Mr  R.  Stewart's  FirebaU,  hy  Thnaderbolt,  4  yn, 

8St  (inolj  71b  extra)  -  -        C.Wood  1 

Mr  G.  Arden'a  Glm  Albyn.  aged,  lOst  -  0.  Loates  2 

Mr  Chaplin's  Bnrgnndy,  Sjn,  68t  lllb   -      F.  Barrett  3 
Mr  W.  Gregory's  Eastern  £mpress,  aged,  8st  101b  Watts  - 
Mr  Kajlbr's  Fast  and  Loose,  4  yrs,  7st  9lb     -G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  H.W.mng8hnr7'8  Fedora,  3  yn,  est  13tb  G.Woodbarn  - 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Adelina,  3  yrs,  6st  Idlb        -  A,  White  - 
Mr  .G.  Cleyeland'sShj,  37rs,  6st  121b     •      £.  Martin  - 
2  to  1  agst  Fireball,  4  to  1  agst  Bnrgnndj,  5  to  1  agst  Glen 
Albyn,  7  to  1  ea^sh  agst  Eastern  Empress  and  Fast  and 
Loose,  100  to  7  agst  Fedora,  and  25  to  1  each  agst 
Adelina  and  Shj.   Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  a  bad 
third. 

The  Esher  Stakes  (handicap)  of  29  boy.  each,  10  ft.  with 
500 JKldedi  winners  extra;  the  second  receired  50  sot.  ont  of 
the  stakes,  and  the  third  saved  his  stake;  entrance  Sgs;  one 
mile  (21  8nbs.'-'796Z.  17<.) 
Ld  Durham's  Redskin,  by  Camelion,  3  yrs, 

78t3m  -       •     -  -  -   J.  Woodbum  1 

Mr  C.  Hibbert's StVincent,  5 yrs,  1%  -G.Barrett  2 
D.  of.  Westminstei^s  W]bipper-in,  6  yrs^  98t  lllb  Archer  3 
Mr  E.  Bird's  Doncaster  Cup,  4  yrs,  8st  lib  -  C.  Wood  - 
Mr  A.  Benholm's  Hopscotch,  3  yrs,  88t  •  A.  Giles  - 
Mr  T*  E.  Walker's  Greenwich,  3  yrs.  7st  7lb  (incl. 

5Tb  extra)  •  -  -       E.  Martin  - 

Mr  Chaplin's  Harmattan,  3  yrs,  7st  5lb  -F.  Barrett  - 
Mr  Abingtoa's  Fair  Lilian,  3  yrs,  7st  3ft  -  S.  Loates 
75  to  40  agst  Fair  Lilian,  5  to  I  agst  Whipp^-in,  6  to  ] 
agst  Harmattan,  7  to  1  agst  Hopscotch,  8  to  1  agst  Red- 
skin, 10  to  1  each  agst  Doncaster  Cup  and  St  Vincent, 
and  100  to  8  agst  Greenwich.  Won  by  a  length,  three 
lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  other  races  at  this  meeting  were  under  the  Grand 
National  Hunt  Rnles-^a^^  Steeple  Chase  Volume. 


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NEWMABEET  FiBST  Si^fln^iJ  MbUbtdw. 

•TtJlSDAY,  May  tbe  6tli: 

The  Two  ThbmHttd  Gdintiag  Triid  Pfatd  of  ^0  boy.  by 
snbscri^ion  of  10  sor.  tacb,  b.  fti  with- 13a  tar.  added;  the 
winner  to  be  sold  by^  suction  for  2000  soy'.,  wifb  aUowaaces 
if  fbr  le68?  RrM.  (11  flohB.^idOl.) 
Ld  Bradford's  Bay'CotiiiH^  by  W^nloek,  4  yrs,- 

78t  61b  (300Z.)      -  -  -       S.  Loates  1 

Mr  T.  J€»Bil^gf6'8'  Sebtth  Las^,  S  yrt-  Cst 

—cat.  68t}  m  (SOO^O  -  -      Toltili8«cto  2 

D.  of  Westminster'*  GaodbdHnore,  4  yihit^  9st  61b' 

(2000^.)•  -  -  -  Archer  8 

Mr  Fletcher's  The  Admiria;ayr^,7et4ttr(1000l.)  F.  Barrett  - 
Gett.  Often  Williams's  Delitir  S^fit,  6  yr9,>M  lib 

(500^.)        -  -  .  -  a  Wood  - 

1 1  to  lO  aset)  Dean  Sircft,  2  tol^gst  CanlbliflmMj  7  to  1  agrt; 
Bay  Comtiif  aad  10  to  1  eadi  agat  thie  otiieiis^  Wotk  by 
thrte  lei3gth«,  three  qtiai4«ra  of  a  Icn^  batwitott  thte 
sectfnd  and  third.^Thre  winner  wid-nM  Ho  Ui  G. 
Brawer  for  580g& 

A  Maklen  Flate<)f  aootsor.  ftnbscriptioB  Of  lO'Sor.  eadi, 
h.  fti  witik  6^  dov.  added,  for  thrto  ^rs  oid,T  those  entered  to 
be  told  lot  500'BOVj  alHy«ed'7lb;  It(M.  (21  sdhsj^^SOOj.) 
Ld  Hartington's  Sir  Kenneth,  by  Keith,  9st(500/.)  A.  Giles  1 
Ld  Zetland's  Roundelay,  Sst  4lb  (600Z. )  J.  Woodbum  2 
Mr  P.  Hait'rich.e.  by  Ki8b«fr--/rett)!Mete,  9dt  B.Rossiti*  8 
Ld  HaM$h>g6'6  KoideHSj  86t4lb  <500?0  -  LaRhffiar  - 
LdBcywe^sLangatj^Bt      -  -  -J.Gbater 

MrC.  J.  Lefevre'slndien,  88t7lbC50bf.V-   WarnWrtght  - 
Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  Loc^it,  8Bfc7B>'(50(J<*)       -  C.  Wood 
LdEIl«mi^8KfrYine,-88tl]tb-  -      G.Barrett  - 

3^  to  I  aget'  Si^  Kentish,  100 1<>  SO^tti^Mi  Lfteebit,  6  to  1 
ngiKt'Ha^ne,  8  to  1  agKt'  Latrgttr,  and  10>to  1  agstai^ 
otl^:    Won  by  a  Hedjetlhy  vi  bad^  thii^: 

The  Piibce' of  WaleVs  Plat^  (hdudicaj))  of  400  BOV.  by 
subfcriplion  of  15  eoV.  eath,  5  ft.  with  165'8ov.  added;  B.M. 
(30  subK~4t30/.) 

Mr  Xefewe'ff  Hermitagr,  hf  Hertaitj  4  ytt, 

78tl2flb         -  -  -  -C.Wodd  1 

Ld  H*finhiftt(Jn*d  CorriUilla,  5  yrS,  6st  lOlb  -  F.'Batrett  2 
Slir'G.  Chetw*ylad'8  Kitobolton;  4  yr&,  6*>t  2Tb'  -  Wall  S 
Mr  J.  Il*6rtmond*B  Florence,  6  yre,  98t  71b  -  Webb  - 

Mr  F^  MoVtcflti's  Dakheny,  5  yts,  76t  61b*  -El  Martin  - 
Ld  Lafcelles's  Clochette,  4  yr^,  78t  4lb  -  Labhmaar  - 
Mr  •A.  fienhojm's  Perdita  II,  4  yrsy  Gst  121b  -  Lake  - 
Mr  Cumberland's  Albert  MelyiUey  4  yrs^  Gst  S%  Bickaby 


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Mr  Chaplin*s  Hannattao,  3  yra,  Bat  2lb  Tomlisaon  - 

Ld  Kdsett^'y  AstotKt;  3  7^6,  5Dt  -      t.  Loates  - 

9  to  2  each  agst  Clochetle  aiid^  Florence,  5  to  1  each  agst' 
Kimbolfcon  and  Hfinnitaffe,  6  to  I  agatCofraaiiA,  100  to  8 
«ach  agfiii  DalmenjT,  l^erdita  IT,  and  Harmattan,  100  to  7 
agat  Albert  MelviUe,  and  33  to  1  agst  Aetolat  Won  hj 
a  neclt^  a  bad  thud. 

A  Srifffag  Plate  o<  IdO^;  tW<^- old',  5it7Tb,  three, 
7st  9lb,  toKtf,  Sftt  lOlb,  fiv«  tOi^upWAMBi  8flt  12ft;  the  winnet 
to  be  86ld:  foj  auction  fdr'SiMV  soH;  ehCMltfce  3  sor.;  Itoafl 
CoaTse<l«2t:) 

Mr  T.  Jenolnga'S'  Mana^ta.,,  by  :6eaU  Merle, 

8  yre        -  -  -•  -  Tomlisson  1 

Mr  C.  Hibbert'ft  Grey  Parrot,  3  yr&    -  F.  Barrett  2 

Mr  H.  Hungerf<>rd'8  dymbli&ri4,  3  -  G.  Barrett  3 

JA  C.  Beresford's  Palladio,  3  yrs        -  Lashmar  - 

Mr  J.  Hammond*8  AlAsktf,  3  yrfl  (/car.  7st  1 1ft)  C.  Wood  - 
JA  Cawdor'8.  Melidyia,  3  trb  -  -  C.  Loates  - 

D.  of  Harailton'd  P6j;>-Gun,  » y«-  -    S.  Loates  - 

Mr  J.  Hopper's  NfefiArlitf^,  aged  •  -Archer  - 

18.  to  NMteyflt  100  to  saags^Alaska,  lOOto  eaeh 
affst'Orey  Panret  and  Mari^nita^r  10  to  1  a^st  Cymbal^ 
aria,  and  20 1» .  1  agfltr  Pop^oa^  Won  by  tw«  lengths,  a 
neck  between  tile  •seooBd'AOd.  tbifd^The  wiftner  wis 
«old  to  €ai«  Machell  for  630^ 

A  Maiden.  Plate  of  IdO'  sov.  added  to  a  Sweepstakes  of 
5  SOT.  each  for  8tarteis,ior  two  yrs  oldf  colts,  8st  1 2tb,  fillies, 
Sst  9lb ;  entrance  3  sov.;  last  five  fttrtobgs  of  VM.  (10  sabs. 
—142^.) 

Mr  J.  Ai  Craven's  bl.<f;.<ji«eB8baiik,.by  Grsea^ 

back.     •  ^  -  -      KBoesUei  t 

Mr     W.  Snitk'A.b.  c;;b]^  PellegrifiQ,  out  of 

CelosM' -  .  '  "       J.  Goater  2 

LdZetlaBdf0,b.fvNiglihtmai»(<»i|.  8st  lOfe);  -  Watte  3 
Mr  C.  J.  Lefevre's  b.  c.  Snbstantif         -  Webb  - 

Mr  C.  S.  Paris's  br.  f .  Tapestry      -  -  C.  Wood  - 

Mr  tet^tKJld'de-Rotiisdilld'sb.  bfbif:  c;  SWWiiistDn  Cannoti  - 
Latf^ViViAn's  b.  e.  fiflattigoWMi      -  G.  Barrett  - 

Mr  AdiiMi'^cltf:  Sataticilk  -  -       C.  Loates  - 

Mr  I.  Bate*s  br.  c.  Joypas-  -  -   A.  Qile<  - 

lid  Hastinga^s  b.  f.  by  BXiiBtet  ffiNbl^;  dttt  6f  Mitb- 

bolaiite        -  -  -  -      Archer  - 

11  to  10  ajgji^  Q^nshank,  T  to  2  agM  thie  Celosia  colt,  and 
lo  ttf  r  agsC  aiyr  other:  Wdto  \iy  two  lengths,  a  bad 
third. 


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The  First  Welter  Handicap  of  6  sov.  each  for  starters, 
with  100  sov.  added;  winners  extra;  entrances  soy.;  last  six 
forbngs  of  D.M.  (1 1  subs.— 147/.) 
Mr  Ponglas  Baird's  Offspring,  by  Springfield,  4  yrs, 

8st  12tb         •  -  -  -  Cannon  1 

Mr  W.  M.  Redfern's  Gallant,  3  yrs,  Tst  lOlb  S.  Loates  2 
Mr  H.  W.  Cooper's  Amcliffe,  4  yrs,  9st  6lb  Bruckshaw  S 
Mr  R.  C.  Najlor's  Fulmen,  5  yrs,  lOst  12lb-  Watts  - 
Mr  A.  Benho^n's  Meams,  S  yrs,  9st  BXb  -  A.  Giles  * 
Capi,  Machell's  CansM>ni,  4  yrs^  9st  Stb  •  Archer  > 
Mr  G.  Oliver's  Banker,  4  yrs,  8st  7lb-  Snowdeti  - 

Prince  Soltykoff's  Mechlin,  3  yrs,  8st  2lb  -  Weldon  • 
Mr  W.  Burton's  Chaperon,  3  yrs,  7st  9H> — irid.  71lJ 

extra  (car.  78t  1  lib)  -  -        C.  Wood  - 

Mr  Bungerf6rd*s  Lady  Chatelaine,  3  yrs,  7st7flJ  G.  Barrett  • 
Ld  Zetland's  Ruby,  3  yrs,  78t   -  -  J.  Woodburn  - 

65  to  40  agst  Canzoni,  100  to  30  agst  Gallant,  100  to  15 
agst  Chaperon,  100'  to  12  afst  Banker,  and  100  to  7 
each  a^st  Offspring  and  La^  Chatelaine.  Won  by  a 
head,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

A  Selling  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  two  yrs  old;  the  winner  to  be 
sold  by  auction  for  600  sov.,  if  for  260  sov.  allowed  lOlb;  en- 
tranced sov.;  last  five  furlongs  of  Ab.M.  (1022.) 
Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  Chartreuse,  by 

Dutch  Skater,  8st  lib  (250/.)       -  F.  Barrett  1 

Mr  R.  Vyner's  Kiss  Not,  88t  41b— car.  8st  7Ib 

(260/.)  -  Archer  2 

Ld  Hartington's  b.  c.  by  Petrarch,  out  of  Pomona, 

8gt  4lb— car.  8st  61b  (250/.)  -  J.  Goater  8 

D.  of  Hamilton's  John,  8st  4%  (250/.)      -       A.  Giles  - 
Mr  E.  Davies's  Arch  Duke,  8st  4%  (250/.)       •  A.  Field 
Mr  T.  Jennings,  inn.'s  Vestment,  9st  (500/.)  Webb  - 

7  to  4  agst  Chartreuse,  75  to  40  agst  Vestment,  and  5  to  I 
'agst  Kiss  Not.  Won  by  four  lengths,  the  same  between 
'the  second  and  third.-^The  winner  was  sold  to  Bfr 
Abington  for  580g8. 

The  Visitors'  Plate  (handicap)  of  150  sov.  added  to  a 
Sweepstakes  of  6  sov.  each  for  starters;  entrance  3  sov.  for 
horses  traineql  at  Newmarket,  1  sov.  for  othersi  Rous  Course 
(10  subs.— 192/.). 

Mr  C.  J.  Lefevre's  Wild  Thyme,  by  Lowland^ 

4  yrs,  7st      -  -  -  Tomlisson  1 

Mr  G.  Arden's  Glen  Albyn,  aged,  9st  7  lb-       C*  Loates  2 
Mr  F.  Robinson's  Laceman,  aged,  9st  4!b      -     Watts  8 
Mr  Brydges  Willyams's  Thuringian  King,  3  yrs, 
78t7lb        ...  -S.  Loates  - 


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Mr  £.  Hobson's  Goldstone,  8  yrs,  78t  2ft-  A.  White  - 
D.  of  Beaufort's  Ishab,  4  yre,  7st   -  -  E.  Martin  - 

Mr  J.  Drislane's  Jane  Shore,  4  yrs,  7st  -  J.  Woodbum  - 
Ld  Ellesmere's  Specimen,  4  yrs,  Cat  lOlb       -  F.  Barrett  - 
lid  Zetland's  Pixie,  3  yrs,  6st  (car.  6st  lib)  G.  Woodbum  - 
Mr  Mainley's  Castagnette,  3  yrs,  Sst  121b      -  Rickaby  - 
11  to  10  agst  Glen  Albyn,  9  to  2  agstlshah,  100  to  12agst 
Jane  Shore,  100  to  7  each  agst  Wild  Thyme  and  Castag- 
nette,  and  20  to  1  each  agst  Laceman  and  Goldstone. 
Won  by  a  head,  three  lengths  between  second  and  third. 

WBDNESbAT; 

The  Prince  of  Wales's  Stakes  of  25  sov.  each,  10  ft.  with 
100  added,  for  four  yrs  old;  the  second  to  have  received 
50  SOY.  out  of  the  stakes;  entrance  5  sot.;  CSesarewitch  Course 
(17  subs.— 255Z.) 

Mr  Lefevre's  Hermitage,  Sst  1 01b  (Webb),  walked  over. 

The  Stand  Stakes  (handicap)  of  5  sov.  each  for  starters, 
with  100  added;  entrance  8  sov. ;  RousOourse  (7  snbs.-«-127<.) 
Mr  H.  Chaplin's  Burgundy,  by  Hermit,  3  yrsj 

6Bt  12lb      •  -  -  -  Tomlisson  1 

Count  Festetics's  Fortune-Teller,  £  yrs,  Gst  6ft  -  Wall  2 
Mr  Evelyn's  Moccolo,  aged,  Sst  5ft  -  S.  Loates  3 

Mr  Eastern's  Sulphur,  aged,  Sst  2tb  -  C.  Loates  - 
Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  Gay,  4yrs,7st  7ft  (car.Tst  1 1  ft)  C. Wood  - 
Mr  Chimberland's  See  See,  4  yrs,  7st     -  Rickaby  - 

Major  F.  Powell's  Kilt,  3yrs,  6st  6fe  (car.6st  8ft)  F.Barrett  - 

6  to  5  agst  Gay,  4  to  1  agst  Burgundy,  10  to  1  each  agst 
Kilt  and  Fortune-Teller,  100  to  8  each  agst  See  See  and 
Moccolo,  and  20  to  1  agst  Sulphur.  Won  by  two  lengths, 
a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 

A  Light- Weight  Selling  Plate  of  lOOgs;  three  yrs  old,  6st, 
four,  7st  3lb,  five  and  upwards,  7st  7ft;  the  winner  to  be  sold 
by  auction  for  300  sov.;  entrance  8  sov.;  Bretby  Stakes 
Course  (102/.) 

Mr  H.  Hungerford's  Cymbalaria,  by  Springfield* 

3  yrs-  -  -  -  .   1        Rickaby  1 

Mr  G.  Oliver's  Banker,  4  yrs     -  -  J.  Woodburn  2 

Capt.  Machell's  Mizpah,  5  yrs  -  F.  Barrett  3 

Mr  R.  Peck's  Lakelet,  3  yrs      -  -    '        Wall  4 

7  to  4  agst  Banker,  2  to  1  agst  Lakelet,  100  to  30  agst 
Cymbalaria,  and  7  to  1  aept  Mizpah.  Won  by  five 
lengths,  a  head  between  the  second  and  third. — The  win- 
ner was  sold  to  Col.  Forester  for  320g8. 

The  2000gs  Stakes  of  100  sov.  each,  h.  ft.,  for  three  yrs 
old,  colts,  98t,  and  fillies,  Sst  9ft;  the  second  received  200  sov. 
out  of  the  stakes,  and  the  third  saved  his  stake;  R.M.  (87 
subs.— 4300Z.) 

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Mr  Brodrick-Cloete*8  b.  c.  Paradoat,  by  SteFling  Archer  1 
Mr  Gerard*8  b.  c.  Oaf  ton  -  -  -   Cannon  2 

Mr  Mackenzie's  b.  c.  The  Child  of  the  Mist  C.  Wood  3 
Mr  T.  Jennings's  ch.  c.  Lord  Charles  -  J.  Goater  4 

Ld  Bradford's  br.  o.  Sheraton  -  -      J.  Osborne  6 

D.  of  Portaand's  b.  c.  Lang^ell     -  ■      Watts  6 

Mr  J.  H.  Honldsworth^s  br.  c  Golden  Kay  S.  Loates  7 
3  to  ]  on  Paradox/ 8  to  1  agst  The  Child  of  the  Mist^  lOO 
to  7  agst  I/angwell^  S6  to  1  each  agst  Sheraton  and  Lord 
Charles,  200  to  7  agst  Crafton,  and  100  to  I  agst  Golden 
Bay.  Won  by  a  head,  foor  lengths  between  the  second 
and  t^ird. 

A  Scllfng  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  two  yrs  old;  colts,  fist  ISK, 
ttlies,  Sat  9ft ;  the  winner  to  be  sold  byatid^ottfor  2©D  sov.; 
•entrance  3  soy.  ;  Bona  Course  (102/.) 
Mr  A.  Cooper's  b.  c.  Exploit,  by  Exminster      Archer  1 
Mr  LefeVre's  b.  c.  Martial      -  -  Caniion^  2 

D.  of  Hamiltoii's  br.  c.  Shifter      -  -      Wattii  3 

Capt.  Machell's  b.  c  Erebns  -  NbcAi  - 

Mr  T.  Jennings's  b.f.  Aunt  Bnth  -  -  J.  Goater 

Mr  B.  Williaroeon's  b.  f.  Frugal  -       P.  Barrett 

Baron  de  Hir^ch's  b.  f.  Lady  Bnrghl^y  -  G.  Earr<iWr  - 
Mr  C.  S.  Paris's  br.  f.  TapeStty  -         A.  Gifes 

Mr  Abirgton*8  bi'.  f.  Chartreuse  (car.  Sst  lOlb)      Webb  - 
6  to  5  on  Chartreuse,  6  to  1  agst  Martial,  8  to  1  agst  Ex- 
ploit, 100  to  12  agst  Shifter,  and  20  to  1  agst  any  othel*. 
Won  by  a  head,  a  bad  third;  Chartreuse's  saddle  slipped. 
— Mr  Lefevre  claused  Chartreuse  for  the  1).  of  Bamlltbn. 

A  Two  yrs  old  Plate  of 200  sbt.  by  siibsttfption  ct  10  sbv. 
«acb,  6  ft.  wkb  UO  addedi  Bods  Covrse  (11  Bnbs;-^80o;;) 
Baron  de  Hirsch's  Lorgnette,  by  Si^ecttluttH  8rt  Mb  Archter  1 
Mr  B.  Peck's  Fftlstiaff,  88t  121b      -  -  C.  Wood  2 

Mr  B.  Carington's  Feather  Bonnet,  8st  9lb     GK  Barrett  8 
5  to  4  on  Lorgnette;  7  to  4  ag^  Paktaf,  and  100  to  8 
agf>t  Feather  Bonnet.   Won  by  half  a  length,  a  bad 
third. 

The  Second  Welter  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgsj  entrance 
8  sov.;  D.M.  (102Z.) 

€len.  Ow«n  Williams's  Nautilus,  by  Hermit,.  5  yrs, 

98t€lb  -  -  -  -Archer  1 

Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  Eimbolton,  4  yrs,  Sst  81b     C.  Wood  2 
Lady  Vi-vian's  Mountain  Dew,  8  yrs,  7Bt  ISfl)  G.  Barrett  3 
Even  on  Kautilus,  6  to  4  agst  Kimbolton,  and  8  to  1  agst 
Mountain  Dew.   Won  by  half  a  letigth,  two  Ungtht 
between  the  second  and  third. 


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A  First  Foal  Stakc^s  of  50  sov.  each,  h.  ft.,  for  three  yrs  old; 
the  second  to  have  saved  his  stake?  D.M.    subs. -^125/.) 
Prince  Soltjfe<ttf  "a  Cb«rmiatt,  by  Bettirtutt,  or  Galophi,  8st  1  lib 

(T.  Weldoti),  walked  over. 

D.  ol  Plarailton's  Cosmos,  by  Holly wood>  5.  yrs- (Watts), 
beat  Baron  de  Bothschild^s  Loa«rd*Or,  a^^fsd  (Cannon),  lOst 
-each,  B.C.,  200  sov.  and  the  Whip.^75  to  20  on  Louis  d'Or. 
Won*  bjr  thnM^abfitem  of  a  ieUgtbt. 

T^ia  Third  Wel'ter  Handicap  Plkte  of  t6  sov.  each  for 
starters,  wit'h  100  addict;  winners  extra!;  entrance  3  sov.; 
An^i:  (9  subs.— t7W.) 

Ld  Zetland'^s  Amatfi,  by  Strathconan,  6yrs, Sst  dft  Watts  1 
Mr  W.  Burton's  Viqttgna,  4  yrs,  7st  lllb'  (iticl. 

7tb extra)    -  -  -  -   C.Wood  2 

Mr  Cravien's  Ciiltha,  4  yts,  8st  2Tb       -  Mtjrrell  8 

Mr  Gerard's  St  Medard,  4  yrs,  9at  12n>  -  G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  Cholmley's  b.h.  by  Hermit^  oufcof  SVeeftbtitfr. 

aged,  dfet  9lb  -  -  -  -     Archef  - 

Mr.B.  Bird'a  Doiiciftdter  Cup,  4  yrs,  Sst  4*-        Cannon  * 
D.  of  fitamUtbn's  Kemmerton,  4  yrs,  Sst       -   A.  Giles^ 
Mr  B.  C.  Naylor's  Forethon|?lit,  8  yrs,  Sst      F.  Barrett  - 
Bir  R.  Sbotbfs  Whitechapel,  6  yrs,  7^       JT.  Woodbtirn  - 

9  to  4  the  Sweetbrlar  horse,  If  to  i  agfet  Vlcugnu, 
6  to  I  agst  Caltha,  8  tb  1  agst  Attndfi;  lOO  to  12  ag8t 
Whi'Mcbftpel',  afld  m  to  1  agst  EKineftster  •  Oo^  Won  by 
hAlf  a  Itm^i  thtm  kiof^  between  ifb»  seeond  md 

A  T&%e  yrs  old'  Siefflffg  Piute  of'  KHV  sov.,  addi^d  t»  a 
Sweepstakes  of  10  sov.  each  for  starters;  the  winner  to  be 
flolA  by  amfilaoii  for  500  sov.,  with  allowances  if  foo  less^ 
€ntevm(oe  S  s^k;  B.M.  (7  suU.--157Z.) 
Mr  A,  Drnee's  bl.  f.  by  Bosieraciao,.  oat  of  Mantilla, 

78t  2lb  (lOOZ.)  -  -  -  Bickuby  1 

SiR  G.  Chetwynd's  Giesshubler,  Tst  lift  ClOOZ.)  C.  Wood  2 
Mr.  C.  X  Lefevre's  Q(leeli"B  Cblour,  7flt  2ft 

(100?.).-  -  -  -       tdtoHsaon  3 

Capt.  Machell's  Mariquita,  8st  9lb  (5002.)     -     Archer  - 
Lady  Vivian'^  Mountain  Dew,  8st  2%  (200/.>  G\  Barrett  - 
Mr  P.  Priee's  Silver  Shoe,  7st  2lb  (lOOZ.)       -F.  Barrett  - 
D«  of  flamUtOft's  Pop-Gun,  7st  5%  (lOOf.)        S.  Loates  - 
5  to  2  agst  Giesshubler,  3  to  1  agst  Queen's  Colour,  9  to  2 
ageft  Marimr^  6^  to'  r  agst  M^untuii  I>ew,  l&  to  1  agsl 
the  MM&tSlIa  fflff ,  lAd  UK)  to  8  agef  Pe()>uGan.   Won  by 
.» length  add  a  hal-f,  the  same  between  the  secoad  and 
ihitd.^Tbe  witiner  Was-soKI  to'Mt'  P.  Price  for  SOOgs. 


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A  Match  of  100  soy.  for  two  yrs  old;  8st  10ft  eacb;  the 
winner  to  be  sold  bj  aaction  for  50  sov.,  any  snrplos  divided 
between  the  second  and  the  fund;  last  five  farlongs  of 
Ab.M. 

Gen.  Owen  Williams's  Parrie,by  Coeraleas       A.  Giles  1 
Ld  Hastings's  Poplin         ...  Archer  2 
6  to  6  on  Parrie.   Won  by  six  lengths. 

The  Stad  Produce  Stakes  of  10  soy.  each,  5  ft.  for  the  pro- 
duce of  mares  covered  in  1882,  by  stallions  whose  owners  or 
lessees  agreed  to  subscribe  10  sov.  for  each  stallion  they 
named,  to  which  sum  so  subscribed  200  were  added  by  the 
Jockey  Club  (100  sov.  for  the  winner,  and  100  sov.  for  the 
subscriber  for  the  stallion  whose  produce  won);  entrance 
1  sov.  if  declared;  Bous  Course  (27  subscribers  to  the  bonns^ 
and  68  entries,  20  of  whom  paid  1  sov.  each  to  the  fund — 
729/.) 

Ld  Ellesmere's  b.  f.  Damigella,  by  Hampton, 

8st6K>  -  -  -       G.Barrett  I 

Prince  Soltykoff's  Counterfeit,  Sst  IflJ  (car. 

88t  2lb)  -  -  -  -  Weldon  2 

Baron  de  Hirsch's  Blue  Riband,  8st  6lb  -  C.  Wood  S 
Mr  . M.  Dawson's  The  Cardinal,  8st  91b   -  Archer  - 

Mr  Lefevre's  Venette,  Sat  61b  (car.  8st  8lb)  -  Cannon  - 
Mr  J.  Lowther's  Easington,  8st  9Tb      -  Watts  - 

4  to  1  on  Counterfeit,  10  to  1  agst  The  Cardinal,  100  to  9 
agst  Damigdla,  100  to  6  agst  Easington,  and  20  to  1 
each  agst  Blue  Riband  and  Venette.  Won  by  three- 
quarters  of  a  length,  a  neck  between  the  second  and 
third. 

A  Selling  Stakes  of  10  sov.  each  for  starters,  with  1 00  soy. 
added,  for  two  yrs  old,  7st,  and  three,  9st  Itb;  the  winner  to 
he  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.;  entrance  3  sov. ;  last  five  fur- 
longs of  D.M.  (7  subs.— 157/.) 

Ld'Cawdor's'Menevia,  by  Hydromel,  3  yrs  -  Grey  I 
Mr  0.  Hibbert's  Grey  Parrot,  3  yrs  -  A.  Giles  2 
Col,  Forester's  Elias.  3  yrs-  -  -    Cannon  3 

Mr  Man  ton's  Lord  Molyneux,  3  yrs      -  Archer  - 

Mr  J.  Hammond's  Alaska,  3  yrs      -  -  C.  Wood  - 

D.  of  Hamilton's  Joshua,  3  }rs  -  Watts  - 

Mr  Lefevre's  Kiosk,  2  yrs  -  -  Tomlisson  - 

6  to  4  agst  Grey  Parrot,  100  to  30  agst  Joshua,  8  to  1  agst 
Lord  Molyneux,  100  to  12  agst  Alaska,  100  to  10  agst 
Elia3.  and  100  to  8  agst  Menevia.  Won  by  a  length, 
a  bad  third. — The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  R.  Peck  for 
450gs,  and  Ld  Cawdor  claimed  Grey  Parrot. 


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The  April  Handicap  of  5  sor.  each  for  starters,  with  100 
added;  entrance  3  soy.;  T.T.C.  (8  snbs.— 1322.) 
Ld  Oidogan^s  Beatrice,  by  Goodwood,  or  Mnnden, 

eyrs,  Sstlft)       -         .  -  -         C.Wood  1 

KrR.  A.  Oswald's  Campanile,  4  yrs,  7st  9ft  -  S.  Loates  9 
Prince  Soltykoff's  Mechlin,  3  yrs,  6st  2ft-  Amall  S 

Mr  Stonghton  s  Hnngerford,  3  yrs,  7st  7ft  -  Lashmar  - 
Mr  A.  Benholm's  Meams,  3  yrs,  7Bt  6lb  •  -  Lnke  - 

Ld  Ellesmere's  Specimen,  4  yrs,  68t  13ft       -F.  Barrett  - 
D.of  Hamilton's  Empress  Qneen,3yrs,6stlOIb  J.Woodbnrn  - 
Mr  W.  H.  Manser's  Canvass  Back,  6  yrs,  est  -  J.  Brown  - 
11  to  8  agst  Beatrice,  11  to  4  agst  Campanile,  10  to  1  af^st 
Specimen,  100  to  8  agst  Canvass  Back,  100  to  7  agst 
Meams,  and  20  to  1  each  agst  Empress  Qneen  and 
Mechlin.   Won  by  fonr  lengths. 

The  First  Spring  Two  yrs  old  Stakes  of  10  sov.  each,  with 
100  sov.  added  ;  entrance  3  boy.;  Rons  Course  (29  snbs.-* 
377Z.) 

D.  of  Portland's  Arcadian,  by  Kisber,  Sst  12ft  -  Watts  I 
Ld  Harrington's  b.  f.  by  Ethefaned— Cerise,  9st  J.  Ooater  9 
Mr  C.  J.  Lefevrc's  FeniUage,  Sst  12ft  -  -  Webb  3 

Mr  T.  E.  Walker^s  Dochart,  Sst  l^ft  -      Cannon  - 

Baron  de  Hirsch's  Vallombrosa,  Sst  9ft'  C.  Wood  - 

5  to  4  on  the  Cerise  filly,  7  to 2  agst  Feoillage,  9  to  2agsi 
Dochart,  20  to  1  agst  Arcadian^  and  33  to  1  agst  Vallom- 
brosa. Won  by  three  lengths,  a  head  l^tween  the 
second  and  third. 

FBIDAT. 

A  Selling  Plate  of  lOOgs;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  anction 
for  600  sov.,  if  for  100  allowed  14ft;  entrance  3  sov.;  R.M. 
(102Z.) 

Mr  W.  Barren's  St  Edmnnd,  by  Straan,  3  yrs, 

7st  6ft  (1002.)      -  -  .       F.Barrett  1 

Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  Bay  Comns,  4  yrs,  98t  8ft 

(600Z.)  -  -  -  .         -  .      C.  Wood  2 

Mr  Mainley's  Beenham,  3  yrs,  7Bt  efb  (100?.)  •  A.  White  3 
Mr  Cumberland's  See  See,  4  yrs,  Sst  8ft  (1002.]  G.  Barrett  • 
Mr  J.  Mnmford's  Regent,  aged,  Sst  U  ft  (10o2.)  C.  Loates  - 
100  to  60  on  Bay  Comns,  5  to  1  agst  Regent,  7  to  1  agst 
Beenham,  and  100  to  8  each  agst  St  Edmnnd  and  S^e 
See.   Won  by  three  lengths,  hsSf  a  length  between  the 
second  and  third. — The  winner  tras  sold  to  Ld  Cadogan 
for  240gs. 

The  Fourth  Welter  Handicap  Plate  of  100  sov.  added  to  a 
Sweepstakes  of  6  sov.  each  for  starters;  entrance  3  sov.& 
Ab.M.  (7  subs.— 1272.) 


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Mr  Hankey's  Dickens^,  by  Mr  WinUe,  6  jvb,. 

8st  4lb         -  -  -  -   iHctaVj  I 

Mr  Craven's  Campbell^  3  yrs,  7st  lOlB     -  Morrell  2" 

CooBt  F€8teticd'>8  Fortane-Teller,  3  yrs,  7st  716'  Lashmar  3 
Mr  Evelyn's  Moecolcvaged,  9at  9in>         -  Watts 
Mr  Johfi  Dawson's  Tresilliany  3  yrs,  8st  21b   -   A.  Giles  - 
Ld  Zetland's  Reundelajif,  3  yrs»  7st  9ffi    -  J.  Wbodbum  - 
Mr  T.  Valentine's  Cassia,  3  yrs,  78t-  -  F.  Barrett  - 

13  to  8  agst  Campbell.  5  to  2  agst  Fortune-filler,  and  10 
to  1  each  agst^Moccolo,  DickenB|<  and  Cassia,  Won  by 
four  lengths,  a  bad  third. 

Mr  Camberland'ft  Alb«i  MelviUe,  by  Gseovga  Fredarioki 
4  y»y  8st  8lb*^caK  88t  9%  (Arcb«r)v  beat  Mr  Gw  Arden^s 
Glen  AlbyO)  aged,  108£8lb(C.l4Mtos)t  BooarComse,  100,h>  It. 
»11  to  8  on  Glen  Albyn.   Won  by  flckng^h-aiNl  a  half. 

Tb^  lOOQgs  S^hvs  id  14)0  8&V1  ea6hi»  h*  fr.  f<»  thvee  yrs  old. 
fillies;  83»t  1^  Mteh^rthe'seeond-ffeeeiyedf  SOO^aovi  o«tof  the. 
stakes,  and  the  third  saved  his  stake;  R.M.  (64  subs. — 3600^.) 
D.  of  Wostminsteir'srcKl  FaMwe^  by  Dob-* 

caster       .  .  ^  m   Q^'Bm^  1 

Mr  T.  J^Bttings's  ch.  f .  Jaii«p-  -  J.  Goaiter  2 

D.  of  PortiMid'sbr.f.  Satchel.    -  -  fi^RosBitev  3 

Ld  Cadogan's  oh.  f.  CroaSfiafaQh  -  A..  Qqles  • 

Ld  Calthorpe's  h.  f .  Roa&mwy  -        Webb  - 

Mr  X  H.  HoBldfiworth's<  b^  f .  Gold^  Light .  Sc  JioaJ^  - 
Ld  RdBdbevy'ab.f.  Breakfast      -  «      Cannon  - 

Ld  Rosebery's  ch.  or  ro.  f.  CipoUina  -  J%  O^xwoe^  - 
Prince  SoltykoflE's  b.  f .  Charmian        -  Weldon  - 

Ld  Zetland's  rb.f.  St  Helena        -  -       Watts  - 

D.     Beauforti's  br.  f .  Maria  !feenattf   -  0..  Loatea  - 

Ld  £ire«(mere's  b.  f.  Lady  Clarendon  -  F.  B&'rrett  - 

Mr  G.  Krnckenberg's  b.  f .  lerae  -  C-  Wood^  - 

Mr  Manton'S'Cbk  f .  i^airyland       -  -   Snowdea  - 

M.  A.  de  lUtontgomerv's  b.  f Flores      •  Lemaire  - 

Ld  Hastingp'S'Ch.  f .  Artnida         -  -      Archer'  - 

5  to  4  agst  St  Helena«.9  to  1  each  agst  Annid&and  Satchel, 
100  to  9  agst  Breakfast,  20  tb  I  each  agst  Fai^well  and 
Golden  Light;  30  tO'  1  agst  Rosemary,  S3  to  1  each,  a^^t 
Crosspatch,  Jane,  Lady  Clarendod,  and  CipolIinaJSO  to  1 
each  agst  Flores,  Charmian,  and  Maria  ^natja.,  66  to  1 
agst  leme,  and  100  to  I  agst  Fairyland.  Won  by  (hrlee 
length*,,  four  lengths  between  the  second  and  third; 

A  Two  yrs  old  Stakes  of  10  sot.  each,  h.  ft-  wHifa  leo 
added;  entrance  3  sov.;  Roufr Course  (13  subs. — 177/.) 
Mr  wfiitlaker  Wood's  Alfeanihn,  by  Cremome, 

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Mr  T.  E.  Wa]ker'»  Jeanie,  Sst  7D)  (car.  Sat  8!b)  Cannon  fi 
Ld  Hartington's  b«  f .  by  Cremome,  oot  of  Lady 

BobaM,  8Bt  7fil         -  -  -    J.  Goater  3 

Mr  C.  J.  Lefevre's  Martial,  Bst  lOlb  (car:  Sst  1  lib)  Webb  - 
Mr  M.  Dawson's  C^)elk,  Sst  79l  (car.  Sst  91b)     Archer  - 

2- to  1  on  AlbUniAd,  7  to  2  agst  Martial,  7  to  1  agst  Cap«Ua, 
add  1€0  to  S  each  agAt  th»otiiera.   Won  by  ax  leni^ths. 

A  Two  yrs  old  Selling  Stakes  of  5  sot,  each  for  starters, 
with  100  sov.  added;  colts,  9st,  fillies,  Sst  11  H>;  the  winner  to 
be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.;  entrance  3  sov.;  last  fiye 
furlongs  of  D.  M.  (6  snbs.— 122^0 

Mr  A.  Cooper's  b.  c.  Exploit       -  -       Areher  1 

Mr  J.  Av  Crayen's  b.  c.  Kingsdene  -  £.  Rossiter  2 
Ld  Hartington's  b.  c.  by  Petrarch-^Fomona-  J.  Goater  8 
D.  of  HMmilton's  br.  f.  Matrimony      -  -  Watta  - 

Mr  W.  A.  Jarvis's  ch.  f.  Satanella  -     C.  Loates  - 

Mr  B.  B.  Brett's  br.  f.  Thelema  -         G.  Barrett  - 

15  to  Sagst  Emgsdenei  100  to  30  each  agst  Exploit  and 
Matrimony,  10  to  1  each  agst  the  Pomona  colt  and  Sata- 
nella,  and  100  to  8  agst  Thelema.  Won  by  a  length, 
three  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. — Hie  win- 
ner was  bought  in  for  840g8. 

The  Newmagrket  Stakes  of  50  aor.  eachs  ft  for  three  yrS' 
old(  the  seeoAd  to  have  saved  his  st^e;  D.M*  (7  sofbs. — \60L) 
Ld  C.  SievBBford'siPaHadio,  by  Albert  Victor,  Sit  dub  ( Afcber), 

walieedr  oyor. 

CORK  PAHK  May  M^mm. 

TcBsbAY,  M«y  the  fi^tk^The  Lee  PEato  el  UO  soy.  for 
the  fiiBt,.  10  soy.  for  the  secoiid»  and  6  sov.  for  the  thinly 
for  two  yrs  old;  entrance  4  sov.  for  acceptors;  Lee  Post,  six 
furlongs  (106Z.) 

Mr  H.  £.  Linde's  Ashplant,  by  Umpire, 

Sst  121b      -  •>  -         M>r  T:  Bettiter  1 

MtC,  J.  Blakie's  b.  c.  by  ArM«Mtor,  ont  of  Watei«- 

wiUsh,  8st2lb  -  -  •      HanriB  » 

Mr  C.  Taaffe's  ch.  f .  by  Piersfield,  oti  of  Little' 

Annie,  78t  lOlft         -  -  -    Dsiwflon'  ^ 

Ui  J.  Bennett's  Strong  Tea,  78t  lOft     ^  -  Biai 

M^  D.  Brofdeyick's  Sk^)«way,  m  ^  J.  ConaoHy  - 

Capt.  #dn«8'B  Sand^cove,  Sst  61b  -  Bowvn  - 

6  ti»  4  oii  Avbplant,  4  to"  1  agdt  Skipttway,  aad  5  Co  I 
the  Littie  Annie  illy.   Won  eaisly  by  thfee^qaavteiwef  a 
lengtb,  a  bad  third. 


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88 


RACING  CALENDAR, 


The  Champion  Plate  of  250  sov.  for  the  first,  30  gov.  for 
the  second,  and  20  soy.  for  the  third;  entrance  7  boy.  for 
acceptors;  Stand  Post,  about  one  mile  and  three  furlongs 
(243^.) 

Mr  J.  Gnbbins's  Toumure,  by  Victor,  3  jrrs, 

8st9m      -  -  .  MrT.  Beaslej  1 

Mr  W.  Rpn's  The  Swan,  4  yrs,  Sst  8lb-         McDonald  2 
Mr  A.  Tiernan's  Pocahontas,  4  jrs,  8st  8lb   •      Rowan  3 
3  to  1  on  Toumure.    Won  by  ten  lengths. 

Wednesday. — Her  Majesty's  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  horses 
trained  six  months  previously  in  Ireland;  three  yrs  old, 
7st  iTb,  four,  9st,  five  and  upwards,  9st  5lb;  two  miles. 
Mr  J.  Gubbins's  Grecian  Bend,  by  Victor, 

4yra      -  -  -  -Mr  T.  Beasley  1 

Mr  A.  Tiernan's  Master  Mariner,  4  yrs  (car. 

9Bt  It))   -  -  -  Mr  W.  Beasley  2 

6  to  1  on  Grecian  Bend.   Won  by  a  length  and  a  half. 
The  Province  Plate  of  85  soy.  for  the  first,  10  soy.  for  the 

second,  and  5  sov.  for  the  third,  for  all  ages;  optional  selling 
weights;  entrance  5  sov.  for  starters;  Flying  Post,  five  fur- 
longs (801) 

Mr  L.  Hone's  b.  c.  by  Scottish  Chief,  out  of  Plague, 

8  yrs,  lOst  ....  Rowan  1 
Mr  C.  Taaf  e's  ch.  f .  by  Piersfield,  out  of  Little 

Annie,  2  yrs,  7st  9lb     -  -  -  Dawson  2 

Mr  W.  Dunne's  Moonstone,  3  yrs,  9st  41b  -  J.  Connolly  3 
Mr  J.  S.  Bennett's  Strong  Tea,  2  yrs,  7st  4fl5  .  Hoysted  - 
Mr  M.  F.  Phelan's  Robert  Emmett,  2  yrs,  78t  I2lb    Ball  - 

7  to  4  on  the  Plague  colt,  9  to  4  agst  Moonstone,  6  to  1 
agst  the  Little  Annie  filly,  and  100  to  8  each  agst  the 
others.   Won  easily  by  half  a  length,  a  good  third. 

The  other  race*  were  steeple  chftses,  Scc^see  St.  Ch.  Vol. 

CHESTER. 

ToBSi^AT,  May  the  12th.-r-The  Grosvenor  Trial  Stakes  of 
7  SOY.  each,  3  ft.  to  the  fund,  with  100  added,  for  all  ages; 
the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  200  sov.,  with  allowances 
if  for  less;  six  furlongs  (4  subs. — 121/.) 
Col.  Foresterfs  Cymbalaria,  by  Springfield,  3  yrs, 

9st  3n>  (200Z.)      -  .  -  Archer  1 

Mr  E.  Weever's  Yonog  Hopeful,  3  yrs,  8st  6S>  (501.)  Hill  2 
Mr  T.  Green's  Courtier,  5  yrs,  9st  6  lb  (.502.)   -  Snowden  3 
7  to  4  on  Cymbalaxia,  7  to  2  agst  Conrtiei*,  and  6  to  I  agst 
Young  Hopeful.    Won  by  a  short  neck,  three  lengths 
between  the  second  and  third. — The  winner  was  sold  to 
Mr  P.  Renfrew  for  260gs. 


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CflEBTEJl.  89 

The  Belgriave  Welter  Cup  (handicap)  of  150  sot.  in  specie^ 
added  to  a  Sweepstakes  of  10  soy.  each  for  starters;  the 
second  received  20  sov.  out  of  the  stakes;  entrance  8  soy.^ 
six  forlongs  (7  subs.— 187^) 
Mr  H.  Macksey 's  Snbdner,  by  Lord  Ljon,  aged, 

98t      -  -  -  -  C.  Wood  1 

Mr  Abington's  Plutarch,  4  yrs,  9st  91b  -  A.  White  2 
Mr  T.  Leader's  Gwendraetb,  3  yrs,  Ssk  4ll>  G.  Barrett  3 
Mr  Hedworth  Lambton's  Slsie  Marlej,  3  yra, 

9st6a>  -  »  -       .     .         Snowden  4 

Mr  E.  Weever's  Herald,  aged,  lOst  6lb  .  A.  Giles  - 
Mr  Jos.  Davis's  Drakensberg,  6  yrs,  lOst  6tb  Archer  - 
Ld  Cholmondeley's  Discretion,  8  yrs,  Sst      -Tomlinson  ~ 

2  to  1  agst  Snbdner,  4  to  1  agst  Drakensberg,  U  to  2  each 
agst  Herald  and  Gwendraeth,  8  to  I  each  agst  Platarch 
and  Elsie  Marley,  and  20  to  1  agat  Discretion.  Won  by 
three  lengths,  a  bad  third. 

The  Stamford  Two  yrs  did  Plate  of .  150  sov.;  horses 
entered  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.  allowed  7Ib5  en- 
trance 4  sov.  for  starters;  five  furlongs  046Z.) 
Mr  John  Charlton's  Harmony,  by  Albert  Victor, 

88t71b      -  ,     .      -  -   G.Barrett  I 

Mr  H.  Wood's  Avon,  Sst  8tt  (1002.)   -  S.  Loates  S 

Baron  deHir8ch'sVallombro8a,8st(100Z.)-  C.Wood  3 
MrW.  J.Legh'e€M>ion,  8rt3lb  (1002.)  A.Giles  4 

Even  on  Harmony,  and  7  to  2  agst  Vallombrosa.  Won  by 
two  lengths,  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Cestrian  SeUlng  Welter  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs; 
Uie  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.;  entrance  3  sov.; 
nye  fnrlongt  (1022.) 

Col.  Forester's  Elias,  by  Syrian,  3  yrs,  8st  lOlb  Archer  1 
Mr  T.  Leader's  Crosswort,  3  yrs,  8at  -  G.Barrett  2 
Mr  Abington's  Kirk  q' Bleld,  3  yrs,  98t  -  Sharpe  3 

11  to  8  on  Blias,  2  to  1  agst  Kirk  o' Field,  and 
4  to  1  agst  Crosswort.  Won  by  a  head,  two  lengths 
between  the  second  and  third. — The  winner  was  sold  to 
Mr  Howard  for  150gs«  and  Mr  Leader  clauned  Kirk 
0' Field. 

^  The  Eaton  Plate  of  100i»:  enlrance  8  sov.s  one  mile 

(1022.)  ^ 

Mr  R  Peck's  Diss,  by  itampton,  3  yrs,  7st  5»  A.  White  1 
Mr  Townley-Parker's  Shriver,  3  yrs,  6tt  1  lib  Tomlinson  2 
8  to  1  on  Diss.  Won  by  a  neck. 


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^0  RACING  CALENDAR, 


The  Mostyi)  Two  yn  old  Plate  of  400  sov.;  entrance  7  boy. 
for  acceptors;  fivie  fuflonj^s  {Z93V,) 
•  D.  of  W^f^tmitister^s  Keddal,  by  Bend  Or,  Sst  718 

(cav.  SsTQlft)  -  -  -       Archer  1 

Mr  T.  Leader's  Lowdown,  88t  4lb  -  T,  Barrett  21 
Mr  A.  Benholm Vtoetia,  m  -      A.  Giles  3 

CJol.  J.  LlWI'a  Vain  Hope,  Sst  81tr      -         G.  Barrett  4 
Mr  W.  G.  Stevcois'fi  Prickly  Peitf,  m  4l^  -    S.  Loates  5 
5  to  4*00 -Kendal,  5  to>  1  agst '  Lo#do#n,  100  to  16  agst 
Prickly  Pean,  100  to  12  Bg^t  Yettefiia,  and  100  to  7  agrt 
Vain  Hope.   Won  by  a  length,  fonr  lengths  between- 
the'seeond  and  third. 

The  Wyiinstay  Handicap  of  10  sov.  each  for  starters,  with 
150  sov.  added;  the  second  received  20  sot.  out  of  the  stakes; 
entrance  3  sov.;  Gromnor  Course,  nearly  one  mile  and  a 
quarter  (6  anbs. — 177?.) 

Mr  R. Peck's Brocken, by  Stprttiaklnet Sfttl «flJ  Archer  1 
Mr  J.  Dover's  Warspite,  3  yrs.  78f  H  W  -  Pngh  S 
Mr  T.  L.  Umber's  Aylesfovd,  3  ym,  7st  -  Tomlinson  3 
Mr  R.  Jawiine's  Phnchette,  4  yxB,  lat  Stt  ^,  Barrett  4 
Mr  W.  J.  Legh's  Fair  Prodt,  4  yrs,  7«t  3tb  W.  Calder  - 
Mr  B.  Howett's  Aigill,  5  yrs,  78t  2fb-  -A.  White  - 

13  to  8  on  Brocken,  5  tO  1  ajgst  WArt<pile,  and  100  to  8 

agdt  any  other.   Won  by  a  neck,  three  lengths  betwe\six 

the  second  and  third. 

WsDNBSDAT,— The  Wilton  Stakes^of  5.80Vi  eaob,  2  ft.  to 
the  fnnd,  v-ith  100  added;  for  all  ages{  the  winner  to  be  sold 
by  anctioo  for  100  sov.,  if  fdc  80  sovv  allowed  611V}  five  fnr- 
longs  (ii  Bubs. — ll5r.) 

Mr     H«nderseii'»PeU>l«y^  AAaegi"*^^  5;yn, 

98t.<80«)  -  -  -  .  G.'Bari«U  1 

Mr  R.  Peck's  Pibroch,  4  yrs,  98t  (80Z.)  -  -  Arobe*  2 

Mr  £.  Weever's  Yonog  Hopeinl,  3  yn,  Sst  511^ 

(son.-  -  -  -  A. Giles  8 

Mr  G.  Didciiuton's  Panton,  «  yrs,      6%  (80l.)  S.  Loates  4 
11  to  8  on  Pebble,.  5  to  4  agst  Pibruch,  and  6  to  I  agst 
Youtt]^  Hopef61.   Won  by  half  a  length,  a  length  be- 
tween the  second  and  thlvd.— The  winner  was  sold  to 
MV  X  L.  Davis  for  2I5gfi. 
The  Badminton  Two  yrs  old  Plate  of  200  sov^}  those 
claimed  by  8  p  m.  on  May  1 2th  to  be  sold  by  auction  for 
lOO^iMn  allowedv  7lb(.  6DtnaiBe»6  Mi  iot  stasti^;.  fiM  for*- 
longs  (1962.) 

Col.iForflBtBf's  Caaoy  Soot,rby  Blak  Attiol^  98t:  Axchac  1 
Mr  A.  BeaMtt'v  Venetut^  Sst^  7%  -  -   A.  Giles  2 

Mr  John  Charlton's  Harmony,;  9st  7lb   -         Snowden  3 


Digitized  by 


OHfiSTER.  91 

BaroftdeHineh'aMBmuia,M(l002.)  •  C  Wood  4 
D.  ol  Westraiiister'a  Donaa^  Sat  7  m  -  6.  Banett  6 
Mr  Bleacklej's  GAiidsviA,.8fit  (100/.)  -   M«»rg«a  - 

15  to  8  on  Canny  Scot,  6  to  1  VenetU,  8  to  I  agst 
Htttmony,  and  10  to  1  eaeh  agst  the  others.  Won  by 
a  neck,  thi^  lengths  hetfween  the  aeeeod  and  third; 
OMdfeyla  waa  le&atthe  post 

The  Chester  Cap  (handicap)  of  700  sot.,  added  to  a  Sweep- 
stakes  of  25  sot.  each,  15  ft. ;  the  second  received  100  soy. 
and  Uie  third  50  soy.  oot  of  the  stakes;  entrance  3  soy.; 
Old  Cap  Coarse,  nearly  two  itiiles  and  a- quarter  (28  snhs. — 
1012Z.) 

Mr  H.  B.  Cr^^'s  Merry  FrinCe,  by  Albert  Victor, 

5  yrs,  7st  3lb      -  -  -         S.  Loates  1 

Ld  Lascelles's  Lonsdale,  3'yrs,  6st  72b  -  F.  Barrett  S 

Mr  R.  Vyner's  Stone  Clink,  3  yrs,  Bst  -  W.  Glover  8 
D.  of  Beaufort's  Pellegrini,  3  yrs,  6st  -  T.  Loates  4 

Mr  it  Jardim's  GkBjB^l^  3  yrs,  6et      -  -WaU  5 

Mr  P.  Rnnfi<>ew  8  Barrister^  4  yrs^  Tbt  711^  (cat. 

78l'9ft)-  .  .  .         C.  Wood  6 

Mr  C.  J.  Merry's  Havock,  aged,  8st  4lb       -   Snowden  7 
9  fo  4  flgst  Bttrrister,  U  to  4  agst  Lonsdale^  4  to«l  agst 
Meiry  Frmoe,  7  to  1  agst  SfDne  Clink,.  9  to  1  aiflt 
Havock,  and  25  to  1  each  agst  Pellegnniand  Glengyle. 
Won  by  a  length,  a  bad  third. 

The  Combermere  Handicap-  of  10  boy*  eafth  for  itattorl^ 
witb  150'«4ded<  winners  extra*,  the  second  received  20  sofw 
oat  of  fefa^stlikes ;  entrance  3  8c»v.r  one  mftle  (6  8abd.«^1772.) 
Mr  Hedfrarth-Lambton's  FiocflliKio,  by-BetiegnttOr 

3yrs;'«Ml4b  .  .  Biokftbgr-  1 

Mr  £.  Weever's  Herald,. ajsedy  8lBt«  ^     A.  Giles  2 

Mr  R.  Pedk%  Bn)cken,  6  yrs,  88t  9K  (incl.  I  Otb  ex.)  Archear  S 
Mr  R.  JaniiAe's  Planchelte,  ^yrs^  6s^4%  (ottr. 

6sft6ib)  ....  F.  Barretl  4 
Mr  T.  Stonei^  Fair  Redas^  4  yrs,'  6st  4lb  O.  Woodbum  6 
Mr  R.  Howett's  AiipU^  ^  y rsv  6et  5n»  •  Widl  6 

11  to  8  on  B]toekeD,<5  to  iMagii  HenUdv  11  2  agtt  Piooo- 
lino,  and  1 1  to  1  each  agst  Flanchette  and  Fair  Recluse. 
Won  by  three  lengths,  two  lengths  between  the  second 
and  third. 

The  Dee  Stand  Cap  (handicap)  of  100  soy.,  added  to  a 
Sweepstakes  of -5  sov^  each^  2  ft.  to  the  fond;  the  winner  to 
be  sold-bj  anctioh  for  100  soV.;  six  furlongs  (6  sabs-^llO/.) 
Capl.  MacbeU's  Mizpah)  by  Macgreger> .  5  yr8» 

9st  4tt»  -  -  -  .  Archer  1 

Mr  T.  Leadev's  Kirk o'Field,  3  yrs,  8st  -  G.Barrett  2 
Mr  T.  Gfeo^'s  Coortieivvd  ym,  8st*  13lb  Snowden  3 


Digitized  by 


92  RACING  CALENDAR, 


11  to  8  on  Mizpah,  5  to  S  hgnt  Kirko'Fteld,  and  5  to  I  agst 
Conrtier.  Won  by  half  a  length,  a  bad  third.— The 
winner  was  sold  to  Mr  A.  Cooper  for  230g8. 

The  Earl  of  Chester's  Welter  Plate  (handicap)  of  150  sot., 
added  to  a  Sweepstakes  of  10  sot.  each  for  starters;  the 
second  received  20  soy.  out  of  the  stakes;  entrance  3  sot.; 
five  fnrlongs  (5  sabs. — 167/.) 
Mr  Y.  R.  Graham's  Stechford,  by  Sterling, 

4yrs,  9stlllb      -  -  -      O.  Barrett  1 

Mr  T.  Leader's  Gwendraeth,  3  yrs,  8st  2lb  -  A.  Giles  2 
Ld  Hastings's  Knight  Errant,  4  yn,  lost  4lb  Archer  3 
Mr  W.  P.  Greenall's  Export,  5  yrs,  8st  12lb  Brackshaw  4 
Mr  R.  Peck's  . Gloacester,  5  yrs.  9Bt  13ft  -   Mr  Abington  6 

5  Co  4  agst  Knight  Errant,  7  to  2  agst  Stechford,  6  to  1 
agst  Gloncester,  100  to  15  agst  Gwendraeth,  and  14  to  I 
agst  Export.   Won  by  a  neck,  a  bad  third. 

Thobsdat. — The  May  Two  yrs  old  Selling  Stakes  of 
5  soy.  each,  2  ft.  to  the  fond;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction 
for  100  soy.,  if  Ibr  80  soy.  allowed  5tb;  five  fnrlongs  (3  sobs. 
—257.) 

Mr  P.  Price^s  br.  f.  by  Cardinal  York,  ont  of  Lethargy,  88t  6lb 
— (Wainwright),  walked  over,  and  received  25  sov. 

The  Prince  of  Wales's  Welter  Handicap  Cup  of  200  sot. 
in  specie;  entrance  4  sov.;  five  furlongs  (196/.) 
Mr     Maoksey's  Bagpipe,  by  Stratbconan,  4  yrs, 

9st6]b  -      -  -  -  -   C.  Wood  1 

Ld  Boseb^'s  Snack,  4  yrs,  9st  81b      •  -  Webb  9 

Col.  Forester's  Bliti,  3  yrs,  8st  Sib  -  •  G.  Barrett  3 

Mr  AbiiH^too'-a  Arbaces,  4  yrs,  lOst  4lb  -  Archer  4 

Mr  P.  Budhanan's  Augusta  Victoria,  4  yrs, 

8st  71b  *  .        •  -  -         Snowden  • 

Col.  Hey  ward's  Monaoelki,  4  yrs,  Sst  71b       -  F.  Barrett  - 
7  to  4  tigtt  Bagpipe,  4  to  1  agst  Snack,  5  to  I  agst  Arbaces. 
13  to  2  agst  Blitz,  100  to  8  agst  Augusta  VicAoria,  ana 
20  to  I  agst  Monacella.   Won  by  three-quarters  of  a 
lengtii,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Great  Cheshire  Handicap  Stakes  of  15  sov.  each,  5  ft. 
with  400  added;  the  second  received  40  sov.  ont  of  the  stakes, 
and  the  third  saved  his  stake;  entrance  5  sov.  each;  Grosvenor 
Coni^,  nearly  one  mile  and  a  quarter  (15  subs. — 470Z.) 
D.  of  Westmmster's  Whipper-in,  by  Hermit,  6  yrs, 

Sst  9lb  .  •  -  -  Archer  1 

Mr  R.  Vjner's  Stone  Clink,  3  yrs,  6st  2lb  •  W.  Glover  2 
Mr  J.  Dover's  Warspite,  3  yrs,  68t  2lt-  G.  Woodbnm  8 
Mr  A.  Benholm's  Perdita  II,  4  yrs,  78t  -  F.  Barrett  4 
Mr  B.  Clark's  Prince  Henry,  4  yrs,  68t  4lb       -    Dimii  - 


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KEMJPTON  PARK  May  Mkbting.  93 


Mr  B.  Jardine's  Olengyle,  3  yrs,  6st    '     -  Wall  - 

D.  of  Beaafurt'8  Forio,  3  yrs,  6st       -  T.  Lojites  - 

11  to  8  on  Wbipper-in,  5  to  1  agst  Warspite,  100  to  15  agst 
Perdita  II,  lUO  to  12  agst  Stone  Clink,  10  to  1  ag^st 
Glengyle,  100  to  7  agst  Forio,  and  20  to  1  agst  Prince 
Henry.   Won  by  ba&  a  length,  a  length  between  the 
second  and  third. 
The  Roodee  Selling  Welter  Handicap  Plate  6f  lOOgs;  the 
winner  to  be  sold  by  anetion  for  100  aov.;  entntnoe  3  soy.; 
five  farlongs  (102O  ' 
Mr  A.  Cor>per'8  Mizpahy  6  yrs,  lOst  2fi>      -       Archer  1 
Mr  T.  Leader's  Groiswort,  3  yr8|  8st    -         G.  Barrett  2 
6  to  2  on  Mizpah.    Won  by  a  length  and  a  hal£» — The 
winner  was  sold  to  Mr  T.  Leader  lor  19Qgs, 

The  Dee  Stakes  of  20  soy.  each,  10  ft.  with  400  boy.  added, 
for  three  }rs  old;  the  second  receiYe.d  10  per  cent.  an4  the 
third  5  per  cent,  on  the  whole  stake;  entrance  4  soy.;  about 
one  mile  and  a  half  (17  sabs. — 611/.  l6t.) 
D.  of  Westminster's  Metal,  by  Sterling,  8st  7tb  {car. 

8st  9n>)         -  -  -  '  -   Archer  1 

Mr  E.  WecYcr's  John  tiarleycom,  88t  Tib-  A.  Giles  2 
Mr  John  Charlton's  Ben  Venae,  9st  7 lb  G.  Barrett  3 
Mr  R.  Jardine*B  Kinmont  Willie,  Sst  7lb<*  C.  bowman  4 
Mr  Hed worth  Lambtbn's  Elsie  Marley,  8st  tllb  ^uowden  - 
Col.  Forester's  QuicksilYer,  Sat  7 lb"      -    '     C.  Wood  - 

6  to  4  agst  Ben  Venae,  3  to  l  agst  Metal,  6  to  1  agst 
John  Barleycorn,  and  10  to  1  each  agst  the  others. 
Won  by  a  length,  a  head  between  the  second  and  third, 
a  bad  fourth. 

The  Wynn  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs;  entrance  3  soy.;  six 
forlongs  (102/.) 

Mr  Uedworth  Lambion's  Pieci^iAo,  3  yn, 

7atlim«  ...       GiBanrett  I 

Mr  Jos.  DaYis's  Pebble,  5  yrs,  Sst  6ffi  (car.  8dt  8lb)  Archer  2 
Ld  Cholmondeley's  Discretion,  3  yrs,  6Bt  5fb 

(car.  6st7tb)  -  -  F.  Barnftt  3 

Mr  B.  Howett's  Aigill,  5  yrs,  Gst  Bib     •  Rickaby  4 

11  to  10  agst  Piocolino,  2' to  1  agst  Pebble,  and  6  to  I  each 
agst  the  others.  Won  by  three  lengths,  the  same  between 
the  second  and  third.  .  v  ' 

KEMPTON  PARK  Mat  Mbbtino.  • 

[at  SClfBCBTn. 

Fbidat,  May  the  15th.— The  Kempton  Park  May  Habdi- 
cap  of  10  BOY.  each  for  starters,  with  200  added';  the  second 
reoeiYed  2U  soy.  out  of  the  staked;  entrance  figs;  one  mile 
and  a  quarter  (4  sobs.— 204/.  16«.) 


Digitized  by 


94  lUOIUG  OALBISDAR, 

,  Mr  W.  Barton's  Yiongmi*  hy  lE^ef^okvQy  .4  (jpni, 

68t  lOlb     -  *  -  -  >F.  Bwrctlt  1 

Mr  W.  G.  Stdwna'A  ibjOPQl^d,  6  jra,  ,7ii/b9Vb  Lofttes  2 
Mr  T.  Ci^in»0D*«  Ttte^U^nnnaii,  S  ym^est  >B0^in8oii  8 
Mr  Sii88ex*fiThe  I^o^eher^d  yfs^esta'l^  -   Wall  - 

6. to  4  agfit  ViengQ^  W  to. 30  agsA  >Iix)iicliu],i4ito  1  agst 
The  Alderman,  and  5  to  I  agst  Tbe  FoAakwr.   Won  by 

Tfae  TedcHiigtati  Two  ji««M>Plftte<of  -10O«OY.t  tlie-winner 
to  be  sold  by  auction  for  300  bov.,  i!f  for  /10O  sov.  allowed 
14ft(}  entrance  4g»;  ik«  fttrlong8>(1462.  16».) 
Major  Harvey  Spiller*f  Floctnation,  by  See^w, 

8«tCl00i.)  -  -  S.  Lostes  1 

MrR.  Cra8t'8£*eBtiT«,-Vst  lVlb(100g  -  C'Wood  2 

Gen.  Oven  Williim's  Mo];low^9fit^»r«i8«^ 

(100/.)  ....  .A.iQ«flB  8 
Mr  W.  G.  Stevejw's  b,.c.  .by  P^ll^i»Q,  mt  of 

Qaebrada,  88t  (lOOi.)    -  -  .  C.  Xoftti^p  - 

Mr  L.  0.  Hendiy»«  T-it-bit.  ,78t  lift  Qml^  -Sbarpe  - 
Mr  G.  Young's  Romany,  Tst  1  lib  (lOO/J  -  A-  Wfeite  - 
Mr  Stougbton'siDaoeeawny,  76t  l:lIb-ClOO/.>  P.  Biiri^li  - 
Mr  A.  W.  Merry >  br.  t  by  .iX^nnit,  <M  ol  S)ilYa, 

7«t  Ulb  (100?.)     .  -  -       G».Bftnff#;  - 

Mr  J.  Adams's  b.  f,  by  Bine  ;Riut>,.pBt<>f  jQaJw, 

7st  nib  (looi.)    -  -  -      .G.Mqto  - 

11  to  10  anft  r«stiTe,,5  to  1  thsnSy^UfL  ^Ily,  1>1  to  2 
agst  Marlow,  IjDO  to  7  a^^  illqctvi^iop,  100  to  6  agst 
Panceaway,  .20  tp  1  each  agst:Bpm^ny»  tbe  .Quebrada 
colt,  and  the  Calm  filly,  and  33  to  1  .agstfTit-^bU.  Won 
by  a  short  he$M),.a  bad  third. — The  winner  wii^-J^nght 
in  for  SOOgs. 

The  Keqnpton  Park  Gmnd  PiiBe>of  950  ioyi  for>the  owner, 
jmd  100  «oy.  for- the  breeder,  of  the  winner;  10<^  boy.  for  the 
second,  and  »60  aur.  f or  the  third,  for  three-yra^ld;  eotMince 
10  BOY.  for  acceptors;  the  Kempton  Mile  (840/.) 
Mr  Abington's  Necromancer,  by  Toachet,'.96t  10ft  :NS^h  1 
Mr  R.  Vyner's  Esterling,  9st  10ft      -  ^Aichcf  2 

Mr  J.  H.  Houldsworth^s  Golden  Light,  8st4ft  ^4S.  Lostes  8 
Mr  Thomas  Arthur's  Peerless,  ^4ft  -  ^Miorgan  - 

Mr  O.  ScaYenins's  Sock,  8st  7!b  -  -      A.iGiIes  - 

Col.  O.  Willans's  Strategus,  Sst  7ft  -  J.  Woodbum  - 
Mr  T.  Cannon's  Dunbridge,  Sst-  -      A.> Salter  - 

Mr  W.  Goater*8  Dar^tmonth,  8flt.7ft    -  J.  Goater  - 

Mr  Manton's  Stonrwick,  Sstdlb  -  •    G.Bfftrrett  - 

Mr  A.  C.  Barclay's  Risingham,  9st6ft«  £.  Roesitar  - 
Mr  Fletcher's  The  Axlmiral,  dst  afl>  -     C.  Loales  - 

Mr  Leopold  de  RothschUd's  StiSwitliiii,  Sst  Sft  F^fiansst*  - 


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KEMPTON  PARK  May  Mbbtinu.  95 

6to4agst  E9terl^ng,  .l00  %o  30  ^fist  Stourw;;ck,  ^O  to  1 
Qgst  RlBii}^lui,m»  100  to  8  9g«t  NeorQimincer4,au(i  lOOio  6- 
agst  Golden  L^ght.   Won  bj  a  IcAg^li,  a  bad  third. 

The  Shepperton  SelliBg  Handicap  StolEesef  S.eov.  -each 
for  starters,  with  100  soy.  added;  4^e  winner  to  be  s^d  bj 
anetion  for  100  sov.;  entrance  3g8;  six  forloage  (10  sabs.— 
14U.  17*.) 

Mr  J.Lowe's  Wit,bj  Wisdom, 3yi^78t6lbE.Mi^rtvi  0  I 
}Sx  J.  Dashwood's.Kve  Qate  Eldest  Miss), 

5yrs,  SstllK  -  -        Nighti^igAltl  .0  t 

Mr  F.  R.  Hant*8  Bowman,  3  yrs,  78t  61b-  RawU^^on  3 
Mr  Heapy's  RoUo,  4  jrs,  8st  12lb  -  S.  Xpates  ^ 

Mr  W.  Barton's  Comberland,  aged,  Sst  nib  G.Barrett  - 
Mr  T.  Steyeos,  jaiL*s  Bapi^r,  4  yrs,  Sst  iJb  Q.  Loat^s  * 
Mr  R.  Peck's  Lakelet,  8  yrS,  7st  12lb  -  Q.  Wood  - 
Mr  Osmond's  Riviera,  3  yrs,  7st  ^Tb  A; White  - 

Mr  S.  Woodland's  Electric  Li^t,  3  yrs, 

7st  elb  (car.  78t  8ft)  -  S.  Woodland,  Jan.  - 
Mr  C.  Areher's  mfftfrneU^Bim  Ist  6ft  JT.  ,6Rfrr9tl;  - 
Mr  E.  R.  Smith's  Vimjohn,  S^m,  7st  4lb  (J.  W.Q<Ml(>wmX 

was  weighed  for,  but  bolted  iwid  f§U,;Wid.4jd  mtiMf>  to 

tbe  post. 

3  to  1  agst  Lakelet,  » to  2  agqt  Oai9^rlfi»^»  AQO  to  15  ^igst 
Mignonette,  7  to  1  «gst  ^Eve,  10  jto'l,ag«t  B^ier.iand 
100  to  8  eaeh  figst  Boma^  wd  Wit.  Adfwd  Heat, 
third  beaten  a  head.  Beeidtiig  beat^LL  ,tp  lo  on  ^ve. 
Won  by  half  a  leogth^Tjiie  wwer 'Vf«^  bgiight  m  for 
/I60g8. 

The  Biempton  Park  Stewards'  Cup  rh.audic9.p)  of  300  son 
by  subscription  of  Sgs  each,  or  3g8ft,  if  declared  by  May 
llth,  with  175/.  U.  added;  winners^^^tra;  thQ second. receiyed 
30  soy.  out  of  the  cap;  six  tfiflons»  {^i.9jih9'  13  of  whom 
paid  3g8  each — 2702.) 

Mr  Jos.  Dayis's  Sir  Francis,  by  G^u^ral,  6  yrs, 

6flt81b  -  -  -  F;  Baprett  1 

Mr  R.  Peck'sMootroyd,  5yr8,  ^71%  -  Archer  2 
Mr  T.  Gannon's  Winterboume,  6  yrs,  6sti«lb  A.  Salter  3 
TA  Cadogan's  Beatrice,  6  yrs,  Sst  IQlb  (ind.  7tb 

extra)  -  -  -  -     Watts  - 

Mr  H.  Sopp's  Paulllac,  6  yrs,  est  I3lh      -      B.  Martin  - 
Mr  Gordon's  Kookaburra,  4  yrs,  68t  lOlb         -      Wall  - 
5  to  2  on  Montroyd,  100  to  12  each  agst  Beatrice  and  ;Sur 
Francis,  100  to  S  each  agst  Kookaburra  and  PauiUac, 
and  20  to  1  agst  Winterboume.   Won  by  four  lenjftha, 
a  neck  between  the  second  and  third. 


Digitized  by 


96  RACING  CALENDAR, 

The  Eempton  Park  Cup  of  200  sov.,  added  to  a  Sweep- 
stakes of  5  SOY.  each;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auc- 
tion for  600  80V.  with  allowances  if  for  less;  entrance  free 
for  ten-gninea  Members  of  the  Clnb,  3gs  for  others;  five 
fnrlongs  (32  sabs. — less  than  'S551,) 
Mr  Osmond's  Castagnette,  by  Mr  Winkle,  3  yrs, 

78t  lift  (100/.)      -  -  -      C.  Wood  1 

Mr  J.  A.  Wilson's  Hugh  Arthur,  3  yrs,  8st  7B6>  .  r 

(800/.)    -  ...  -       A.  Giles  2 

Mr  A.  Cooper's  Miss  Waller,  4  yrg,  9st  5ft  (500/.)  Archer  8 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  C^arissima,  4  yrs,  8st  12ft  (300/.)  Watts  - 
■    Mr  E.  K.  Smith's  Vanjohn,  3  yrs,  78t  MK 

(100/.)    -  -     ,     -  -    .G.Barrett  - 

Col.  O.  WiUans's  Mary  Anderson,  3  yrs,  Tst  lift 

(lOOZ.)    -  -  -  -       S.  Iioates  - 

9  to  4  agst  Carissima,  5  to  2.  agst  Miss  Waller,  100  to  30 
agst  Castagnette,  and  10  to  1  each  agst  the  others.  Won 
by  a  length,  the  same  between  the  second  and  thli;d. — 
The  winaerwas  bonght  in  for  350gs. 

The  Hanworth  Park  Welter  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs; 
entrance  3g8;  five  farlongB(  101/.  17».)  ' 
Mr  G.  Trimmer's  Iris,  by  Cymbal,  3  yrs^  7Bt  9fiJ 

(car.  7st  lOlB)         -  -  -   G.  Btuvett  1 

Mr  Jos.  Davis's  Capitdlina,  4  yrs,  9st  61b  -  Archer  2 
lid  Rendlesham's  Iceland,  3  ^tb,  Sst  lib  -  Rawlinson  3 
Mr  R.  B.  Longland's  Wickham,  4  yrs^  9Bt  9ft  Clement  - 
Mr  T.  Stevens's  Oonntry  Boy>  3  yrs,  9st  3lb>-  C.  Loates  - 
Mr  E.  R.  Smith's  Fleta,  4  yrs.  Set  lOllJ  F.  Barrett  - 

Mr  J.  G.  Mosenthal's  Blncher,  3  yrs,  Sst  lOK  -  Watts  - 
Mr  E.  Hobson's  Gamelius,  4  yrs,  Sst  9lh  -  Huxtable  - 
Mr  T.  S.  Starkey's  Erica,  3  yrs,  Sst  3ft  A.  Giles  - 

7  to  2  agst  Gamelins,  4  to  1  each  agst  Otpitdlina  a,nd  Ice- 
land, 5  to  1  agst  Iris,  6  to  1  agst  Erica,  and  10  to  1  0ach 
agst  Country  Boy,  Wickham,  and  Blucher.  Won  by 
four  lengths. 

Saturday. — The  Wolsey  Welter  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs; 
winners  extra;  entrance  3g8{  five  furlongs  (101/.  17^.)  - 
'   Mr  T.  Hughes's  Commissionaire,  by  Queen's  Messenger, 

4  yrs,  Sst  12m  -  -  -  -  .  Wattp  1 

.    Mr  G.  Trimmer's  Iris,  3  yrs,  Sst  6lb  (incl.  lOlb 

extra)  -  -  -  G.Barrett  2 

_   Mr  A.  Victor's  Cistercian,  3  yrs,  7st  7lb    -     A.  White  3 
•  Mr  Jos.  Davis's  Capitolina,  4  yrs,  98t  6ft         -  Archer  - 
,  Mr  J.  G.  Mopenthal's  Blucher,  3  yrs,  Sst  lOJb       Morris  - 
'h/Lv  E.  Hobson's  Gamelins,  4  yrs,  Sst  9113        E.  Rossiter  - 
Mr  J.  A.  Wilson's  Hugh  Arthur,  3  yrs,  Sst  7 lb  A.  Giles  - 


Digitized  by 


KEMPTON  PARK  May  MEETiNO.  97 


Mr  H.  Portrid^'s  Forest  Maid,  4  yrs,  88t  2ft  A.  Roden  - 
Mr  R.  TompkiDs's  Ricochet,  3  yrs,  7 at  8lb  (car. 

78tlllb)    -  -  -  -     C.Wood  - 

Mr  C.  Hibbert*s  Clonmel,  3  yrs,  Tst  995  F.  Barrett  - 

Mr  S.  J.  Dalton's  Dimples,  3  yrs,  Tst  7tb  -  S.  Loates  - 
7  to  2  agst  Iris,  9  to  2  agst  Capitolina,  5  to  1  agst  Com- 
missioDaire,  9  to  1  agst  Clonmel,  10  to  1  agst  Dimples, 
and  100  to  8  each  agst  Ricochet,  Gamelias,  Cistercian, 
Blncber,  and  Hugh  Arthur.  Won  by  a  length,  a  bad 
Uiird. 

The  Fnlwell  Stakes  of  .5  sov.  each  for  starters,  with  lOOgs 
added,  for  all  ages;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for 
150  SOY.,  if  for  80  sov.  allowed  121b;  entrance  3gs;  five  fnr  • 
longs  (12  subs.— 156Z.  17«.) 

Ld  Howe's  Review,  by  Galopin,  4  yrs,  98t  71b  (80Z.)  A.Giles  1 
Mr  R.  Peck's  Pibroch,  4  yrs.  98t  7ft>  (80?.)  -  Archer  2 
Mr  S.  H. Ashton's  Aigaillette,6  yrs,9st  7lb  {SOL)  G.  Barrett  3 
Mr  J.  Jones's  b.  m.  by  Mozart,  out  of  Mead,  5  yrs, 

9st7!b(80/.)         -  -  -         A.Hall  - 

Mr  B.  £llam*s  br.  c.  by  Van  Amburgh,  out  of 

Maid  of  Perth,  3  yrs,  8st  lOfb  (80?.)  -  £.  Rossiter  - 
D.  of  Hamilton's  Joshua,  3  yrs,  8st  lofb  —car.  8st  1 1  lb 

(80?.)     ....  Watts  - 

Mr  W.  Amull's  Ida,  4  yrs,  9st  7fl5  (80?.)         -  A.  White  - 
Mr  C.  Archer's  Mignonette,  3  yrs,  Sat  lOlb  (80?.)  CWood  - 
Mr  Osmond's  Riviera,  3  yrs,  8st  lOlb  (80?.)     -J.  Goater  - 
Mr  T.  Hughes's  Cambusdocm,  aged,  9st  71b  (80?.)C.Loates  « 
Mr  C.  Lane's  Wriggle,  5  yrs,  9st  7ffi  (80?.)      -   Barker  - 
Mr  £.  R.  Smith's  Yanjohn,  3  yrs,  8st  lOlb  (80?.)  Sharpe  - 
6  to  2  agst  Pibroch,  5  to  I  agst  Aiguillette,  7  to  1  agst 
Joshua,  100  to  1 4  agst  Wriggle,  10  to  1  agst  Cambusdoon, 
100  to  8  agst  Review,  20  to  1  each  agst  Yanjohn  and 
Mignonette,  and  33  to  1  agst  the  Maid  of  Perth  colt. 
Won  by  four  lengths,  a  bad  third.— The  winner  was  sold 
to  Mr  H.  Heasman  for  235gs. 

The  Eempton  Park  Great  Breeders'  Produce  Stakes  of 
1000  sov.  added  to  a  Sweepstakes  of  13  sov.  each  (3  sov.  of 
which  went  to  the  fund),  or  3  sov.  forfeit  to  the  fund  if 
declared  by  April  14th,  1885,  for  two3^s  old;  the  nominator 
of  the  winner  received  200  sov.,  the  nominator  and  owner  of 
the  second  each  100  soy.,  and  the  nominator  and  owner  of 
the  third  each  50  sov.  out  of  the  stakes;  entrance  free  for 
horses  struck  out  by  August  7th,  1883;  five  furlongs  (189 
subs.  133  of  whom  were  struck  ont  in  April,  1885,  and  46 
others  were  struck  out  in  August,  1883—1247?.) 

Vol.  CXIII.  E 


Digitized  by 


9S  EAOINtf  CALBNDA'S; 


Mr  Cfaildwiek's  Saiitlniiid,  by  MUHciMdn  8irt  6!h  -  A^«b«t 
Mr  C.  Blanton's  Exning,  88t  ^  •    R  Bo^&iter  ^ 

Mr  J.  H.  Hoaldsworth's  ch.  f.  by  Springfield, 

out  of  Lady  Morgao,  Sst  8lb  -  -       8.  iidmiei  S 

Mr  W.  G.  Steyens  8  Relief,  8st  81b  (c*r.  m  left)  Wafeft 
Mr  T.  Blenkiron's  Walter,  88t  1 1  lb  -  Goafcer  - 

Mr  T.  CannoD's  FuUerton,  88t  6%  (car.  Sat  9&)  Cannoii  - 
Mr  J.  W.  Gosden's  br.f.  by  RotherkiU,  out  of 

Sacrilege,  88t  3fl>  -  -  *  Morrtll  - 

D.  of  Beaufort's  Travancore,  88t  31b-  G.  Bftrtdtt  - 

Mr  C.  Austin's  Protectionist,  8Bt  6fl5  -  F.  Barrett  - 
B*rOD  de  Uirscb's  AUegra,  Sst  8lb    -  -  C.  Wood  - 

6  to  4  on  Saraband,  6  to  a  agst  E^tnin^,  100  to^  /  dgst 
Protectionist,  aiid  20  to  1  dgst  any  other:  Won  by  tvfelTe 
lengths. 

The  Sunbury  Two  yrs  old  Selling  Plate  of  lOOgsj  the 
winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.,  if  for  60  sov. 
flowed  71b;  entrance  Sgs:  five  furlongs  (10 1 2.  17^.) 
Mr  W.  A.  Jarvis's  Satanella,  by  Robert  the  Devil, 

88t  Utb  (lOOi.)       -  -  -  Watt*  T 

Mr  J.  Kightingall's  White  Rose,  Set  4% 

(80^)      -  •  .  A.  Nightingntl  0 

Mr  C.  W.  Golding's  Baccy,  Sst  7lb  (80Z.)  -S»  Loatew  5 
Mr  A.  W.  Merry's  br.  f.  by  Hermit,  out  of  Sylra, 

88t41b(80/.)  -  -      .     -  G.Barrett  - 

Mr  R.  Crest's  Festive,  Sst  4lb  (80Z.)  -  C.  Wood  -« 
Mr  G.  Young's  Romany,  Sst  4lb  (S02.)  A.  White  - 

11  to  8  on  Festive,  9  to  2  agst  Satanella,  9  to  1  aget  Baccy, 
10  to  1  agst  Romany,  and  100  to  8  each  agst  the  Sylva 
filly  and  White  Rose.  Won  by  two  lengths,  three- 
quarters  of  a  length  between  the  sec<md  and  third. — 
The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  R.  Crest  for  540gs. 

The  Westminster  Cup  (handicap)  of  600  sov.,  by  subscrip- 
tion of  15gs  each,  5gs  ft.  with  347/.  15f.  added;  the  second 
received  20  sov. out  of  the  stakes;  one  mile  (22  subs. — 480/.) 
Mr  J.  Foy's  Scot-free,  by  Macgtegor,  4  yrs, 

Sst  lib         -  -  -  B.  Rossiter  1 

Mr  J.  Dover's  Warspite,  3  yrs,  est  2lb  -  Rickaby  2 
Baron  de  Hirsch's  Laverock,  3  yrs,  6st  ISft  -F.  Barrett  3 
Mr  R.  Peck's  Montroyd,  5  yrsj  Sst  lOlb  -  Archer  4 
Mr  Cumberland's  Cheveley,  5  yrs,  Sst  -G.  Barrett  5 

66  to  40  agst  Montroyd,  2  to  •!  agst  Scot-free,  6  to  1  agst 
Laverock,  15  to  2  agst  Cheveley,  and  10  fo  1  agst  War« 
spite.  Won  by  three  quarters  of  a  length,  a  head  each 
between  the  second,  third,  and  fourth. 


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The  Kempton  Park  May  Aiicti6n  Stakes  of  5  sov.  each 
for  starters,  with  200  soy.  added,  for  two  yrs  old  purchased  as 
yearlicgs  at  puhlic  auction  in  1884;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by 
anction  for  600  soy.,  with  allowances  if  for  less;  entrance 
4gs;  five  furlongs,  on  the  New  Course  (3  subs. — 205/.  16a.)  ; 
Mr  G.  Cleveland's  Wild  Notes,  by  Wild  Oats, 

78t  6B5  (100/.)       -  -  -       F.Barrett  1 

Mr  W.  Arnnll's  Taddmgton  Lass,  7st  6!b  (1002.)  A.White  0 
Mr  E.  Davies's  My  Boy,  8st  2fl>  (2002.)  -      G.  Barrett  0 
2  to  1  on  Wild  Notes,  6  to  2  agst  Taddington  Lass,  and 
7  to  1  agst  My  Boy.   Won  by  three  lengths,  a  dead 
heat  for  second  place. — The  winner  was  bought  in  for 
360gs. 

The  Bichmond  Mid- Weight  Handicap  of  6  sov.  each  for 
starters,  with  160  sov.  added;  the  second  received  20  bo  v.  out 
of  the  stakes;  entrance  3gs;  one  mile  (12  subs. — 181/.  179.) 
Mr  W.  Barton's  Chaperon,  by  Speculum,  3  yrs>, 

7st  lOtb      -  -  -  .    C.  Wood  1 

Mr  C.  Hibbert's  Shrivesham,  3  yrs,  7st  F.  Barrett  2 

Mr  A  Victor's  Carronald,  4  yrs^  Sat  lOlb  (car.8stl  I  h)  Watte  3 
Mr  T.  Stevens,  joiu's  Goggles,  aged,  9st  lOtb  C.  Loates  - 
Mr  Abington's  Picador,  aged,  9st  3tb  -  Cannon 

Mr  W.  Bevili's  Breda,  4  yrs,  9st  3A     -  A.  Giles  - 

Mr  C.  W.  Lea's  Edlingten,  4  yrs,  8st  IStD  G.  Woodbum  - 
Mr  Jos.  Lowe's  Pallas,  4  yrs,  8st  9lb  -  S.  Lootes  - 
Mr  F.  Yate's  br.  m.  by  Ethus,  out  of  Candia,  5  yrs, 

Sstelb  •  -  .  .        Wingield  - 

Mr  H.  Portridge's  First  Comet,  4  yts,  M  3ffi  -  A.  Roden 
Mr  G.  Kruckenberg's  Silver  Wedding,  3  yrs,  Sst  A.  White  - 
Mr  S.  Beard's  Songstecss^  3  yrs,  7st  7lb  (car. 

7st  Slh)  .  -  .  •      G.  Barrett 

2  to  1  agst  Breda,  9  to  2  agst  Chaptfron,  6  to  1  agst  Shriven- 
ham,  7  to  1  agst  SoBgstress,  and  10^  to  1  ajgst  any  othei** 
Won  by  half  a  length,  three  lengtha  between  the  second 
and  third. 

NEWMARKET  Second  Spring  Meeting. 

TUESDAY,  May  the  19th. 
The  Visitors*  Plate  (high -weigrht  handicap)  of  150  sov.; 
winners  extra;  entrance  3  sov.  each  for  horses  tr  lineJ  at 
Newmarket,  and  1  sov,  for  others;  Rous  Course  (147/.) 
Mr  W.  M.  Redfem's  Gallant,  by  Galopin,  3yrs,  8st  C.  Wood  1 
Mr  G.  Trimmer's  Iris,  3  yra,  7st  9lb— incl.  71b 

extra  (car.  7st  lOlB)         -  -  G.  Barrett  2 

Mr  Oimond's  Castagnette,  3  yrs,  78t  41t)      -   A.  White  3 

E  2 


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Mr  Brydges  Willjrams's  Jessamine,  4  yrs, 

8st  I2lb       -  -  -  Wain  Wright  - 

Capt.  Macbell's  Canzoni,  4  jts,  8st  12lb-  Archer  - 

Mr  I.  Bate's  Minster,  aged,  8st  3ll>  -     Lashmar  - 

Ld  Rosehery's  Astolat,  3  yrs,  Tst  7tb    •  S.  Loates  - 

Mr  T.  Jennings,  jun.'s  Pink  May,  3  yrs,  7st  61l>  Tomlisson  - 
Gen.  Owen  Williams's  Grande  Dame,  3  yrs, 

7st  6lb  -  -  -  -        F.  Barrett  - 

Mr  W.  H.  Manser's  Canvass  Back,  6  yrs,  Tst  2lb  Hobba  - 
Count  Festetics's  Fortune  Teller,  3  yrs,  7st  G.  Woodbnrn  - 
9  to  4  agst  Gallant,  11  to  4  agst  Canzoni,  6  to  1  agst  Iris, 
8  to  1  agst  Castagnette,  100  to  7  each  agst  Astolat, 
Fortune-Teller,  and  Canvass  Back,  and  20  to  1  each  agst 
Pink  May  and  Minster.  Won  by  half  a  length,  three 
lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

A  Selling  All-aged  Welter  Plate  of  lOOgs,  fortwo  yrs  old, 
7st  71b,  three,  9st  7Tb,  four,  lOst  9lb,  five  and  upwards, 
lOst  12lb;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  200  sov.;  en- 
trance 3  sov.;  Bous  Course  (1022.) 

MrH.  Heasman's  Parsley,  by  Trappist,  8  yrs  -  A.  Giles  1 
D.  of  Hamilton's  Green  Jacket,  3  yrs      -  Watts  2 

Mr  Evelyn's  Moccolo,  aged-  -  -    Archer  3 

7  to  4  each  agst  Parsley  and  Green  Jacket,  and  9  to  4  figst 
Moccolo.  Won  by  three  quarters  of  a  length,  three 
lengths  between  the  second  and  third. — The  winner  was 
bought  in  for  410gs. 

The  Spring  Two  yrs  old  Stakes  of  30  sov.  each,  10  ft.  with 
200  sov.  added;  the  second  saved  his  stake;  entrance  3  sov.; 
Rous  Coarse  (34  subs.— 657i.) 

Mr  E.  Peck's  The  Bard,  by  Petrarch,  9st  Itb  -  Archer  1 
Mr  C.  J.  Lefevre's  Calais,  8st  lOlb  (car.  Sst  1  lib)  Webb  8 
Prince  Soltykoff's  Counterfeit,  88t  12Tb  -  Weldon  3 

Ld  Rosebery's  Stern-chase,  8st  7lb  (car.  8st  8lb)  Cannon  4 
100  to  15  on  The  Bard,  and  100  to  12  agst  Counterfeit. 

Won  by  a  length,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and 

third. 

A  Sweepstakes  of  25  aov.  each,  5  ft.  with  100  added,  for 
two  yrd  old;  entrance  3  sov.;  last  five  furlongs  of  D.M.  (33 
subs.— 2872.) 

Mr  R.  Peck's  Philosophy,  by  Hermit,  8st  7lb  Archer  1 
Mr  T.  Jennings's  Exmoor,  8st  lOlb-  -  J.  Goater  0 

D.  of  Portland's  Nubbley  Bux,  8st  lOlb  -  Watts  0 

Mr  C.  J.  Lefevre's  Pirouette,  8st  7Tb  (car.  8st8lb)  Cannon  4 
Baron  de  Hirsch's  Blue  Riband,  Sst  7Tb  -  C.  Wood  - 


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2  to  1  on  Philosophy,  9  to  2  agst  Blue  Riband,  9  to  1  agst 
Exmoor,  and  25  to  I  each  agst  the  others.  Won  by  a 
length,  a  dead  heat  for  second  place;  Blue  Riband  met 
with  an  accident  in  the  race,  and  was  palled  up. 

The  Newmarket  Spring  Handicap  Plate  of  200  sov.; 
entrance  3  sov.;  Rowley  Mile  (197Z.) 
Gen.  Owen  Williams's  Nautilns,  by  Hermit,  6  yrs, 

8st  1 2lb      -  -  -  -      Archer  I 

Ld  Cawdor's  Witchcraft,  5  jrs,  6st  7ft  -  Freeman  2 

Ld  Hartiogton's  Sir  Kenneth,  3  yrs,  Tst  2lb  •  Lashmar  3 
Mr  Gerard's  St  Medard,  4  yrs,  8st  lOlb-  G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  C.  J.  Lefevre's  Wild  Thyme,  4  yrs,  8st  3lh  C.  Wood  - 
Mr  W.  H.  Manser's  Kineton,  aged,  Tst  lOlb  Morrell  - 
Mr  J.  G.  Muir's  b.  c.  by  Altyre,  ont  of  Queen  Bee, 

3  yrs,  78t  21b  -  -  -  -  Booty  - 
Mr  T.  Jennings's  Scotch  Lassie,  3  yrs,  6st  Sib  Tomlisson  - 

6  to  4  agst  Nantilas,  6  to  1  agst  Wild  Thyme,  8  to  1  each 
agst  Sir  Kenneth  and  Witchcraft,  9  to  1  agst  Scotch 
Lassie,  and  100  to  8  agst  Kineton.   Won  by  a  length, 
half  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 
The  Breeders'  Plate  of  300  sov.  for  the  owner,  and  100  sov. 
for  the  breeder,  of  the  winner,  added  to  a  Sweepstakes  of  20  sov. 
each  for  starters  (divided  between  the  first  and  second),  for 
two  yrs  old;  entrance  6  sov.  for  acceptors;  Rous  Course 
(6  subs.— 425Z.) 

D.  of  Portland's  Modwena,  by  Galopin,  Sst  6lb  C  Wood  I 
Mr  C.  Blanton's  Exning,  Sst  9lb-  -    E.  Rossiter  2 

Baron  de  Hirsch's  Lorgnette,  Sst  9B>  -  -  Archer  3 

Mr  W.  Wood's  Albanian,  Sst  9ft  -  Watts  4 

Mr  T.  Jennings,  jnn.'s  Vestment,  Sst  91b        -  Cannon  6 
9  to  4  agst  Modwena,  1 1  to  4  each  agst  Albanian  and 
Exning,  9  to  2  agst  Lorgnette,  and  10  to  1  agst  Vest- 
ment.   Won  by  three  lengths,  the  same  between  the 
second  and  third. 
The  Burwell  Stakes  of  20  sov.  each,  h.  ft.  with  100  addetl, 
for  three  yrs  old;  entrance  3  sov.;  Ab.M.  (13  subs. — 227/.) 
Mr  John  Charlton's  Ben  Venue,  by  Plebeian, 

Sst  5ft      -  -  -  -   G.  Barrett  1 

Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  Kassassin,  Sst  5ft  F.  Barrett  2 
96  to  20  on  Ben  Venue.   Won  by  half  a  length. 

WEDNBSDAT. 

A  Light- Weight  Selling  Plate  of  lOOgs;  the  winner  to  be 
sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.;  entrance  3  sov.;  Rous  Course 
(102/.) 

Mr  I.  Bate's  Minster,  by  Cardinal  York,  aged, 
78t-  ....   Lashmar  1 


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Mr  ILnmmoDd'8  Alaska,  3  yrs,  68t  (car.  6st  2lb)     •  Wall  2 
Mr  >fanton*8  Lord  Molviieux,  8  jr»,  6st  7fl5    -  A.  Taylor  3 
Mr  C.  Archer's  Foregt  Dance,  3  yra,  58t  7Ib  G.  Chaloner  4 
Mr Brydges  WUlyam^'s  Jessamine.  4  vrs,  Ost?!^  JS.Phillips  5 
5  to  4  agst  Minster,  7  to  2  agst  Alaska,  5  to  1  agst  Jessa- 
mine, and  8  to  1  agst  Lord  Molynenx.    Won  by  a  length 
and  a  half,  a  bad  third. 
A  Two  yrs  old  Stakes  of  10  sov.  each  for  starters,  with 
100  added;  those  entered  to  be  pold  by  anction  for  500  sov. 
allowed  1416;  entrance  3  soy.;  Rons  Conrse  (5  subs. — 137Z.) 
Mr  Jennings,  jnn.'s  Beauliea,  by  Beaaclere,  Tst  10% 

— car.  78t  lim  (600Z.)  -  ^  -   C.Wood  1 

Mr  Jennings,  jun.'s  Veatment,  7st  lOlb  fSOOZ.)  Tomlisson  2 
D.  of  Hamilton's  Chartreuse,  7st  7Tb  (iiOO^.)  -  S.  Loates  3 
Mr  Hungerford's  Misfortune,  7st  1211)  (500Z.)  G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  Heasroan'fl  Blush,  7st  lOlb  (5001)         J.  Woodbum  - 
2  to  1  each  agst  Beaulieu  and  Chartreuse,  100  to  30  agst 
Misfortune,  9  to  2  9g8t  Blush,  and  10  to  1  agst  Vest- 
wvent.   Wc«i  by  foqr  lengths. — The  vwer  was  bought 
in  for  900gs, 

The  Flying  Handicap  of  5  sov.  eaph  for  starters,  with  100 
a4ded;  entrance  3  soy,;  lp£t  five  iurloug^  iq£  Ab.M.  (6  subs. 
—1227.) 

Mr  H.  Heasman's  Parsley,  8  yrs,  6st  alb  -  F.  Barrett  I 
Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  Gordon,  4  yrs,  Sst  iOft  C.  Wood  2 
iid  Hartington's  Aactioneer,  5  yrs,  6st  12^  (qar. 

78t)      -  -  -  -         Lasbmar  3 

Mr  W.  Gregory's  Eastern  Empress,  aged,  9st  -  Arcber  - 
Count  L.  Krasinski's  Perkun,  5  yrs,  7Bt  UDo  E.  Martin  - 
lid  Rosebery's  Snack,  .4  yrs,  7st  9lb  •  -  S.  Loat^  - 

5  to  2  agst  Perkun,  4  to  1  each  agst  Parley  and  Eastern 
impress,  100  to  15  ag^t  Snack,  10  to  1  agst  Gordon,  and 
100  to  9  agst  Anctioneer.   Won  by  ten  lingths. 
The  Payne  Stakes  of  15  sov.  each,  6  fti,  with  600  added, 
lor  three  yrs  old ;  th^  secopd  xeceiyed  50  boy.  out  of  the 
stakes ;  entrance  6  soy.  ;  A  j*.  (35  subsw—  896^) 
Ld  Hastings's  Melton,  by  Master  JKildare,  9st .  lit)  Archer  1 
3ir  G.  Chfitwynd's  Kingwood,  Sst  13lb      -       C.  Wood  2 


5  to  2  on  Melton,  13  to  2  agst  Present  Times,  7  to  1  agst 
LonelY,  and  1 00  to  6  agst  Kingwood.   Won  by  a  length, 
three  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 
A  Selling  Plate  of  lOOgs;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  ano- 
tion  for  500  sov.,  if  for  200  soy.  ajlowed  7B5;  entrance  3  sot.; 


X.d  Cadogan's  Lonely,  Sst  lolb 
"Mr  T..  Jennings's  Present  Timi 


•  Canncm  8 
Webb  4 


D.M.  (W2/.) 


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'OweD  fV^iUims's  Dean  Swift,  by  Dalnacar- 
docb,  4>r  GnoBAU  Coiona,  6  yrs,  Sst  lOIb-^^cw. 

mUf^Cf^^-y      "  '  '         Archer  I 

Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  Bay  Comus,  4  yrs,  9st  (50QiO  C.  Wood  2 

Mr  J.  Hopper's  Nesscliff,  aged,  Qst  3lb  (500Z.)     Morbey  3 

Mr  E.  Bird's  Doncaster  Cup,  4  yrs,  98t  (500^.)       Watts  - 

Mr  Haugbton's  Silverstiek,  4  yrs,  8st  7!b  (200^.)  A.  Giles  - 

Mr  G-  Lambert's  Clapence,  3  yrs,  7st  4fb  (2007.)  B.  Martin  - 
Mr  T.  Jennings,  jan.'8  Fink  May,  3  yrs,  7st  4lb 

(200i.)  ...  Tomlisson  - 

to  4  (m  Pe«A  Swift,  IQO  to  16  a^  Doneaster  Cup,  100 
to  12  agdt  Ne89Qliff,and  10  to  1  agst  Bay  Comas.  Won 
by  foqx  Ispg^bfiui^Tbe  v^noer  wfts  bought  in  480gs. 

A  Selling  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  two  yrs  old;  colts,  Sst  12Ib, 
fillies,  Qst^ft;  Ihe  wkmer  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  200  soy.; 
entrance  3  sot  ;  last  fivefnrlongs  of  D.M.  (102^.) 
Ld  Londonderry's  ch.  c.  Wedding  Day,  by  Cre- 

ffiorne      -  -  -  Archer  0 

Mr  C  »T.  Lefeyre's  b.  c.  Snbstamtif ,  by  Hampton  Webb  0 
Ld  Kcwebery's  br.  f .  Stem-chase  -  -        Cannon  8 

Mr  J.  Waagh»8  b.  g.  Ripon-  -  -  A,  Giles  - 

Oen.  Owen  Williams's  oh.  c.  Marlow  -  C.  Wood  - 
Ld  ifartington's  br.  c  Thaddeas      -  J.  Goater  - 

Mr  W.  A.  Jams'fl  b.  c.  Dudley  -  -  Wi^tts  - 

Capt.  Machell's  b.  c.  Erebus  -  -     Noon  - 

Mr  CrAven's  b.  f.  Rape  of  the  Imk.  -  Morrell  - 
Mr  T.  Jennings's  b.  i.  Aunt  Adelfvide-  *  Johnson  « 

Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  b.  f .  CojtQua  -  F.  Barrett  - 
Baron  de  Hirsch's  b.  f.  Lady  BurgWey  -  Lashmar  - 

4  to  1  agst  Snbstantif ,  9  to  2  agst  Cortona,  6  to  1  agst 
Wedding  Day,  1.1  -to  2  agst  Rape  of  the  Lock,  10  to 
1  agst  Marlow,  and  100  to'  8  jigst  Stern-chase.  A  dead 
hef»t,  a  bad  third.  The  stakes  were  divided. — Snbstantif 
was  sold  to  Capt.  Macfaell  for '4.10ge. 

7be  ^wRuyrket  XyfQ  yrs  pVl  Pi^Ae  of  2iO  aov.  added  to  a 
^we^^ee  of  lO  ^ay^  ^h  Ipr  stsfrtora^  entrance  3  soy.; 
B/^iifi  Coflpse  O  snh^u^267;,) 
Ld  Rosebery's  Chatter,  by  Controversy,  Sst  8ft>  (car. 

Sst  9m)  -  -  -  Cannon  1 
Ld  HMAiastaii't  b.!f.  by  £thebed,^t^of  Geiise, 

-            '            »         J.  Goster  2 

#lflr  W.  Wood's  AUMuiian,  f8t  7l!%  *            -      Archer  3 

Mr  Adrian's  Phonograph,  Sst  lOflJ      -            -  Watts  - 

iMr  jBLwigM-fofiils  The  Loafer,  88t  lOll       -   S.  Loates  ^ 

Mr  J.  A.  Jttme8'a.AstrMban,  8«t  lOft  ^          H.  Gould  ^ 

jMr  T.  J«Dnai)gs's  Etolian,  Sst  S&  «            '     Johnson  ^ 

-MrC«Xliefeyre'6¥iU^a¥e,8ati6ft^      Wainwright  ^ 


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Even  on  Albanian,  4  to  1  agst  the  Cerise  fillj,  6  to  1  agst 
Villeneuve,  and  100  to  8  agst  any  other.  Won  by  three- 
quarters  of  a  length,  half  a  length  between  the  second 
and  third. 

D.  of  Portland's  lamhic,  by  Martyrdom,  4  yrs,  11  st  71b 
(Watts),  beat  Admiral  Tryon's  Asil,  4  yrs,  7st  (F.  Barrett), 
last  three  miles  of  B.C.,  100,  h.  ft. — 5  to  4  on  Iambic.  Won 
by  twenty  lengths. 

THURSDAY. 

A  Selling  Stakes  of  10  sov.  each  for  starters,  with  100  sot. 
added,  for  two  yrs  old;  colts,  Sst  lOlb,  and  fillies,  8st  7lb;  the 
winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.;  entrance  3  sov.; 
Rons  Course  (5  subs.— 1372.) 
'  Ld  Cardross's  b.  f.  Margherita,  by  Clanronald  -  A.  Giles  1 
Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  br.  f.  Sardonyx  (car. 

Sst  9!b)         -  Cannon  2 

D.  of  St  Albans's  b.  c.  6  Sharp  -  -       C.  Wood  0 

Mr  T.  Jennings's  b.  f .  Aunt  Adelaide*  -J.  Goater  0 

Capt.  Machelfs  b.  c.  Substantif  -  -         Archer  - 

6  to  6  agst  Substantif,  1 1  to  4  agst  B  Sharp,  and  9  to  2 
agst  A^rgherita.  Won  by  half  a  length,  two  lengths 
between  the  second  and  B  Sharp  and  Aunt  Adelaide, 
who  ran  a  dead  heat  for  third  place. — The  winner  was 
bought  in  for  290gs. 

The  Stand  Handicap  Plate  of  300  sov.;  entrance  8  soy.  for 
staiters ;  Rous  Course  C292Z.) 
Gen.  Owen  Williams's  Monotony,  by  See  Saw, 

4yrs,  TstlOlb  (car.  7st  Ulb)      -  -   C.Wood  1 

,  Mr  R.  A.  Oswald's  Campanile,  4  yrs,  7st8lB  S.  Loates  2 
Ld  Cadogan's  Beatrice,  6  yrs,  8st  lOus  -     Archer  3 

Mr  C.  J.  Lef evre's  Wild  Thyme,  4  yrs,  8st  6lb  Wainwright  - 
Mr  Abington's  Langwell,  3  yrs,  8st  -  S.  Martin  - 

Capt.  Machell's  Canzoni,  4  yrs,  7st       -  -  Luke  - 

11  to  10  agst  Monotony,  6  to  1  agst  Campanile,  7  to  1  each 
agst  Beatrice  and  Clanzoni,  10  to  1  agst  Wild  Thyme, 
and  100  to  8  agst  Langwell.  Won  by  a  head,  a  bad 
third. 

A  Maiden  FUte  of  100  soy.  added  to  a  Sweepstakes  of 
10  soYt  each  for  starters,  for  two  yrs  old;  colts,  Sst,  fillies, 
Sst  I  lib;  entrance  3  sov.;  last  five  furlongs  of  D.M.(ll  snbs. 
—197/.) 

Mr  J.  W.  Smith's  b.  c  by  Pellegrino  -Celosia  A.  Giles  1 
Ld  EUesmere's  b.  c.  by  Hampton^-Frittella  A.  White  2 
Mr  Oswald's  br.  f.  Cydonia     -  •     E.  Bossiter  3 

•Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  b.  c.  Equator      -   Cannon  - 


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Baron  E.  Oppenheim's  ch.  f.  Marketenderin  G.  Sopp  - 
Ld  Uartington's  b.  f.  by  Cremome,  out  of  Lady 

Ronald  -  -  -  -        J.  Goater  - 

Mr  Stonghton's  b.  c.  Sandpiper       -  -      Webb  - 

Ld  Coven tij's  ch.f.  Ruffle     -  -         S.  Loates  - 

Ld  Fitzwiiliam's  b.  f.  by  Winslow,  oat  of  Fig  Morgan  - 
Mr  Main  ley '8  b.  f.  Osprey      -  -         C.  Wood  - 

Capt.  Macheirs  ch.  f.  Mayflower    -  -      Archer  - 

9  to  4  agst  the  Celosia  colt,  4  to  1  agst  Osprey,  6  to  1  agst 
Sandpiper,  100  to  16  agst  the  Lady  Ronald  lilly,  100  to 
9  agst  Cydonia,  100  to  8  agst  Mayflower,  and  20  to  1 
agst  any  other.  Won  by  three-quarters  of  a  length,  a 
neck  between  the  second  and  third. 

A  Maiden  Three  yrs  old  Race  of  5  sov.  each  for  starters 
(to  the  second,  except  the  winner's  stake),  with  lOOgs  added; 
colts,  98t,  fillies,  8st  10ft>;  entrance  3  sot.;  D.M.  (7  subs.— 
102^.) 

Ld  £llesniere*s  b.  f .  Ravine,  by  Hampton  -  C.  Wood  1 
Prince  Soltykoff 's  b.  c.  Mechlin-  E.  Rossiter  2 

Count  Eestetics's  b.  f .  Fortune  Teller  -  A.  Giles  3 

Gen.  Owen  Williams's  br.  f .  Grande  Dame  Archer  > 

Mr  J.  Foy's  b.  c.  by  Scottish  Chief,  out  of 

Silverfield  -  •  -   W.  Chal.  ner  - 

Mr  P.  Price's  ch.  g.  by  Childeric — Court  Card  Wain  wii«;ht  - 
Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  ch.  c.  Kassassin        Cannon  - 

6  to  4  agst  Mechlin,  7  to  2  agst  Fortnne-Teller,  6  to  1  agst 
Grande  Dame,  and  100  to  15  agst  Ravine.  Won  by  a 
bead,  three  quarters  of  a  length  between  second  and  third. 

An  All-aged  Selling  Plate  of  1  OOgs,  for  twoyrs  oLl,  6st  7lti, 
three,  Set  81b,  fonr  and  upwards,  9st  5tb$  the  winner  to  be  sold 
by  auction  for  200  soy.;  entrance  3  sov.;  l&st  five  furlongs  of 
Ab.M.  (ion.) 

Mr  J.  Hopper's  Nesscliff ,  by  Wenlock,  aged  -  Webb  1 
Capt-  Machell's  Mariquita,  3  yrs  (car.  8st  9lb)  Archer  2 
Mr  J.  Martin's  Prince  Henry,  4  yrs-  -    Cannon  3 

Ld  Hartington's  Auctioneer,  5  yrs  -  J.  Goater  - 
Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  Coy,  3  yrs         -  -  C.  Wood  - 

D.  of  Hamilton's  Pero-Flor,  3  yrs  -  S.  Loates  - 
Mr  C.  S.  Paris's  Tapestry,  2  yrs     -  -  Rickaby  - 

Mr  P.  Price's  br.  f .  by  Cardinal  York,  out  of  Lethargy, 

2  yrs  -  -  -  -       Wall  - 

Mr  Redfern's  Gaylad,  2  yrs      -  -      Tonilisson  - 

15  to  8  on  Mariquita,  7  to  1  agst  Nesscliff,  100  to  9  agst 
Prince  Henry,  and  100  to  8  agst  Coy.  Won  by  three- 
quarters  of  a  length,  a  bad  third. — The  winner  was  sold 
to  Capt.  Machell  for  450gs,  and  ^Mr  Martin  claimed 
Mariquita  for  Mr  Qt.  Arden. 

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106  BACIW  CAliENDAB, 


Tlie  Seoond  Spring  Twojn  old  StaJces  of  10  sov.  eaefa, 
with  100  added;  entr^ce  3  sot.;  Koiis  Conr^  (23  subs.-*- 
317Z.) 

JA  HartingtoD's  b.  f.  by  Ethelcetd,  oi^t  Cerise, 

88t  9m       -  -  -  -    J.  Goat«r  1 

Mr  T.  E.  Walker's  Pocbart,  8«t  12Tb   -  A.  Giles  2 

Mr  C.  J.  Lefevre's  Keuillage,  Sst  12lb  -  Webb  3 
Ld  Hosebery's  Tresca,  Sst  9B)  -  Cannon  4 

5  to  4  aest  Treftc4,  5  to  S  agst  t^e  Cerige  611y,  4  to  I  aii:8t 
Fenillage,  and  100  to  7  ag9t  Docbart.  Won  by  three 
lengths,  a  bad  third. 

A  Plate  of  200  sot.,  by  subscription  of  10  sov.  each,  h.  ft. 
with  130  sov.  added;  three  yrs  old,  Tst  7lb,  four,  Sst  12lb, 
five  and  upwards,  Ost  lib;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction 
for  1000  sov.;  An.M.  (12  subs.— 200i.) 
Mr  J.  Hammond's  Strathblane,  by  Kingcraft, aged  Webb  1 
Gen.  Owen  Williams's  Nautilus,  5  yrs  -  Archer  2 
Mr  C.  J.  LefeTre's  Quel's  Colour,  3  yrs  Tomli«Bon  3 
Mr  R.  Peck's  Anglesey,  3  yrs    -  •A.  White  4 

1 1  to  10  agst  Nautilus,  and  1 1  to  8  agst  Strathblane.  Won 
by  three  lengths,  a  neck  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Exning  Two  yrs  old  Stakes  of  10  sov.  each  for 
starters,  with  100  sov.  added;  entrance  3  sov.;  last  five  fur- 
longs of  B.C.  (5  subs.— 137^,) 
Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  Beaver,  by  Sir  Bevys, 

8st  lOlh  ....  Cannon  I 
Mr  L  Bate's  Witty  Prince,  88tl0lb      -  A.Giles  2 

Baron  de  Hirsch's  Pnella,  Sst  7lb  -  -   C.  Wood  3 

Mr  M.  Dawson's  Cap^la,  Sst  7ft>  (car.  ^st  9tb)  Archer  4 
JBaron  E.  Oppenheim's  Fiirst.  Sst  10%         -    G.  Sopp  5 

1 1  to  8  agst  Witty  Prince,  7  to  2  agst  Pnella,  4  to  1  agst 
Beaver,  and  100  to  15  agst  Capella.  Won  by  a  length, 
a  bad  third. 

YORK  Bprino  Meeting, 

Thursday,  May  the  21st, — ^The  Craven  Stakes  of  5  sov. 
each,  with  100  sov.  added,  for  three  yrs  old  and  upwards;  the 
winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  300  sov.  with  allowances  if 
entered  for  less;  if  entered  to  be  sold  for  500  sov.  to  carry 
14tb  extra;  three-quarters  of  a  mile  (8  subs. — 135^.) 
Mr  J.  Coatea's  Naaman,  by  Syrian,  3  yrs, 

76t  4tb  {2001)  -  •  J.  Woodbura  1 

Mr  T,  Green's  Prirre  Cheddar,  3  yrs,  6gt  1125 

(lOOZ.)      -  -  -  -  F.  Barrett  2 

Mr  A.  Ke-lsaU's  Melita,  3  yrs,  6st  Sib  ( lOOZ.)  G. Woodbum  3 
Mr  B.  Osborne's  MargraTine,3  yrs,  Gat  8lb(  100?.)  Goodway  4 


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YORK  &BRim  Mwrim. 


Mr  C.  ^f oi^gvk'^  dmitknuu],  4  fTB,  Rai-o-car.  Set  81% 

(IGO^.)      -  -  -  -      WeldoQ  - 

^rfL  RodLejr's  Boduiwaj,  3  jra,  6«t  I  lib  ( KM,)  Tfnnlinson  - 
dkfa9(MrSUi|iyltM*e  Sftfre  Tea,.87V8,  GstStb  (100(.)W.Glover  - 
,   1 1  to  6  agsfc  Naaman,  8  to  1  tigst  Ptime  Cheddar,  and  10  to 
1  AgBt  any  other.   Woa  by  a  length,  three  lengths  be- 
tween .the  second. and -third«-»-The  wmnerwas  bought  in 

The  Zetland  Stakes  of  5  aor.  each,  3  ft.  to  the  fnnd,  with 
300  added,  for  two  yrs  old;  the  second  received  50  sov.  and 
<fce  third  10  sor.  oat  of  the  stakes;  X.T.C.,  five  forlonga  and 
44  yards  (65  snbs. — 2851.) 

Mr  R.  Peck's  Forbidden  Frait,  by  Pero  Go^L^z, 

8st91l^      -  .  -  -        Sharpe  1 

Bfr  J.  Lowther'sBasingtdn.  8st  9lb     -  -  Watts  2 

Ld  HaMon'«  Lady's  Maid,  8st  6Tb  -    G.  Barrett  3 

Mr  R.  C.  Vytier'e  Precis,  Sst  6lb        -  Griffiths  4 

Mr  Bowes'a  The  Fiddler's  Wife,  8st  ^  -  Brnckshaw  - 
l^dBortMrp^PeUraine.  8st»Ib         -  -    Fhitt  - 

Ld  LasoeUea's  Iiltlle  Wtsaloek,  M  iUh  J.Woodbom 
Major  Stapyltoi^'8  Safety,  8sb  6%       -  F.  Barrett  « 

Marqnis  TsJon's  Regina,  Sflt  eflS  -  G.  Woodbnra  ^ 

|lr  J.  Osborne's  Timpanetto,  8st  6t1>  (car.  8st  7tb)  owner  - 
5  to  2  agst  Lady^  Maid,  100  to  30  agst  Deknaioe,  6  to  1 
nft|fgt  Pr^is.  and  7  to  I  each  agst  Easington  and  For- 
Indden  Frait.   W<on  by  a  head^  two  laagtha  between 
the  second  and  third,  a'bad  fenn^* 

The  ®cnrry'6takes  (handicap)  of  6  sot.  each,  with  100  so?, 
added:  the  second  receired  20  sov.  ont  of  the  stakes;  three- 
Qaartere  ef  -a^ile  (10  SBb8.-^125Z.) 
Mr  R.  Craig's  b.  f .  by  Maearoni,  oot  of  Winter 

Qaeen,  3  v*8,  Tst  3lb  -  -  -   F.  Barrett  1 

Mr  W.  Sanderson's  Cliftonian,  4  yrs,  Sst  Ulb  -  Finley  2 
Ld  Zetland's  Roundelay,  8  yrs,  Tst  lOtb  J.  Woodborn  3 
Mr  y.  Hope's  Willie  Sharpe,  3  yrs,  78t  5lb  Tomlinson  4 
D.  of  Montrose's  Callander,  4  yrs,  fist  lOTb  Batsford  - 
Mr  J.  Drislane's  Jane  Shore,  4  yrs,  Sst  7fl>  -  Jackson  - 
Mr  T.  Holmed's  Wild  Shot,  4  yrs,  Tst  Ttt  (w. 

Tst  9ft)      .  .  -  -  G.Barrett  - 

MrShepfaerd^s  Agnes  Primrogc,  3  yrs.  Tat        Goodway  - 

5  to  2  agst  Jane  Shore,  an^l  9  to  2  each  agst  Ronndelay 
and  the  Winter  Que^n  filly.  Won  easily  by  two  lengths, 
a  very  bad  third. 

The  Great  Noilihetn  fiandleap  of  500  sov.  by  snbscription 
of  16  BDV.  each,  10  ft.,  or  3  ft.  if  declared  by  May  4th,  with 
208  aQV./€tdd0d;  one  mile  and  tbi*ee-qnaiterB  (24  snbs  9  of 
Khompaid  3  sov. "each ^6001.) 


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Mr  W.  I 'Anson's  Chlslehnrst,  by  Beanclerc,  5  ym, 

8st7m      -  -  -  -         Fagan  I 

Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Londonderry,  3  yrs,  Gst  2lb  W.  Glover  2 
Mr  R.  Craig,  jan.'s  Bine  Grass,  5  yrs,  7st  lOfb  Tomlinson  3 
Mr  H.  Hall's  Fairminster,  5  yrs,  78t   -  Chandley  4 

Mr  T.  Holmes's  Lawmioster,  aged,  8st  12!b-  J.  Osborne  - 
Mr  E.  C.  Starkey's  Woodlark,  4  yrs,  7st  915  (car. 

Tst  lolb)   -  -  -  -    G.  Barrett  - 

Mr  Abington's  Theopbrastns,  aged,  7st  7tb  -  Sharpe  - 
Mr  R.  C.  Vyner's  Stone  Clink,  3  yrs,  est  101b  Goodway  - 
Marquis  Talon's  Trump  Ace,  4  yrs,  6st  (G.  Woodburn),  was 

weighed  for,  bat  conld  not  be  found,  and  did  not  go  to  the 

post. 

9  to  4  ag&t  Blue  Grass,  5  to  1  each  agst  Chislehurst  and 
Woodlark,  7  to  1  each  agst  Theopbrastns  and  Fair- 
minster, 100  to  8  each  agst  Stone  Clink  and  London- 
derry, and  100  to  7  agst  Lawminster.  Won  easily  by  a 
length,  a  bad  third. 

The  Stand  Stakes  of  5  sov.  each,  with  100  sot.  added,  for 
all  ages;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.  with 
allowances  if  for  less;  T.Y.C.  (14  subs.— 166Z.) 
D.  of  Hamilton's  Joshua,  by  Balfe,  3  yrs,  8st  Sib 

(60?.)  -  -  .  -        Weldon  1 

Mr  R.  B.  Brett's  Thelema,  2  yrs,  6st  lib 

(501.)      -  -  -  G.  Woodburn  2 

Mr  R.  Peck's  Lakelet,  3  yrs,  8st  3lb  (501)  -  Sharpe  3 
Mr  B.  Rodley's  Floridor,  3  yrs,  Sst  6lb— car. 

8st  7lb  {501)   -  -  -  J.  Osborne  4 

Mr  T.  S.  Starkey's  Erica,  3  yrs,  Sst  3D5  (50Z.)  G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  C.  Lund's  Ladybird,  4  yrs,  Sat  13lb  (50l.)  Bmckshaw  - 
Capt.  Wardle's  Clifton  Ings,  2  yrs,  6st  IHJ — car. 

est  3tb  (50^)  -  -  Hardcastle  - 

MrJ.Martiu's Euphrosyne,  4  jre,  Sst  13lb  (50Z.)  Tomlinson  - 
Mr  Craddock's  br.  c.  by  Rosicrucian,  out  of  Rose 

of  Tralee,  2  yrs,  6st  4!b  (50Z.)-  -     W.  Glover  - 

Mr  W.StepheDson's  Buchan,  4  yrs,  Sst  13&  (50Z.)  Buckley  - 
Ld  Zetland's  Pixie,  3  yrs,  Sst  10D5  (SOZ.)  -  Watts  - 

3  to  I  agst  Lakelet,  4  to  I  agst  Euphrosyne,  5  to  1  agst 
Joshua,  and  S  to  1  agst  Erica.  Won  by  a  length,  the 
same  between  the  second  and  third. — The  winner  waa 
sold  to  Mr  J.  H.  Shepherd  for  lOOgs. 

The  Glasgow  Plate  (handicap)  of  lOOgs;  entrance  3gS( 
one  mile  (101/.  17«.) 

Mr  J.  Pickersgill's  ch.  g,  by  Salvator,  oat  of  Feffar, 

6  yrs,  Sst  12lb         ^  -  -   J.  Osboroe  1 

Mr  W.  Sadler's  Incendiary,  aged,  Sst  lOK  Snowden  % 
Mr  H.  Brand's  Thrintoft,  aged,  7Bt  7K     -        Finley  a 


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Capt.  Wardle's  Merry  Duchess,  3  yrs,  7st  9lb  F.  Barrett  4 
Mr  R.  Rodley's  Gisela,  5  yrs,  88t  lift  -  -  Fagan  - 

Ld  Durham's  Levanter,  4  jrs,  7st  12l&  -  Tomlinson  - 
Mr  S.  Wilkinson's  Droitwlch,  5  yrs,  78t9fb  (car. 

78t  lOlb)    -  -  -  -  G.  Barrett  - 

Mr  A.  Gannt's  Prince  Rnpert,  3  yrs,  7st  79$  -  Flatt  - 
Ld  Zetland's  Rnby,  3  yrs,  78t  2fi>  -  J.  Woodbum  - 

9  to  4  agst  Droitwich,  100  to  30  agst  Prince  Rupert,  6  to  1 
agst  Incendiary,  8  to  1  each  agst  the  Peffar  gelding  and 
Merry  Duchess,  and  10  to  1  agst  Levanter.  Won  by  a 
length,  the  same  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Knayesmire  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  two  yrs  old;  entrance 
3g8;  T.Y.C.  (IOIZ.17*.; 

Ld  Zetland's  Nightmare,  by  Childeric,  Sst  lib  J.  Woodbum  1 
Mrs  £.  Hunter's  Duchess  of  Edinburgh,  8st  lib 

(car.  88t  2lb)       -  -  -  Weldon  3 

Mr  W.  Walker's  gr.  c.  by  Mereworth,  out  of  Strath- 

carron,  88t  51b      -  -  -  -Piatt  3 

Mr  L.  Forster's  Clereland,  88t  6lb     -  -    Finley  4 

Mr  J;  Shepherd's  br.  c.  by  Uncas,  out  of  Areopa- 
gus, 88t  5lb   -  -  -  -     Heslop  5 
Mr  R.  Gladstone's  br.  f .  by  Rosicrucian,  out  of 

Lady  Flora,  8st  lib      -  -  Tomlinson  - 

Mr  F.  Piatt's  Ferooza,  Sst  lib  -  -  -  Day  - 

Major  Stapylton's  Scotilla,  Sst  lib  -  -F.  Barrett  - 

6  to  4  on  the  Strathcarron  colt,  9  to  4  agst  Nightmare,  and 
6  to  1  agst  the  I^ady  Flora  filly.  There  was  a  false 
start  for  this  race,  in  which  all  the  horses,  except  the 
Juanita  colt,  Duchess  of  Fdfnburgfa,  and  the  Areopa- 
gus colt,  ran  the  course;  Nightmare  came  in  first,  beat- 
ing the  Lady  Flora  filly  by  two  lengths,  Ferooza  being 
third,  beaten  the  same  distance.  Betting  on  the  actual 
race: — 2  to  1  on  Nightmare.  Won  by  three  lengths, 
four  lengths  between  the  second  and  third;  Ferooza, 
Scotilla,  and  the  Lady  Flora  filly  did  not  go  to  the  post 
the  second  time. 

Friday. — The  Tyro  Stakes  of  5  sov.  each,  with  100  added, 
for  two  3rrB  old;  colts,  8stlO!b,  fillies  and  geldings,  8st  6lb; 
the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.;  T.Y.C.  (11 
subs.— 160/.) 

Mr  T.  Green's  b.  c.  Treason,  by  Discord  -  Snowden  1 
D.  of  Hamilton's  b.  c.  John   -  -  Watts  2 

Ld  Durham's  ch.  c.  Borderer       -  -     Weldon  3 

Mr  J.  W.  Lee's  b.  c.  Bagley  Green        -  -  Piatt  4 

Mr  F.  Piatt's  b.  c.  Nimble  Dick    -  -Bruckshaw  - 


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aiO  BACim  CALENDAjfi, 

Mr  R.  W]lliaintOB'8^.£.by^;ft^Ubidar,onto£Iiiltle 

Nell  -  •  -  '  Q,  Barrett 

Mr  E.  l^aacdles's  b.  f.  BeemA  Siffht  -  J.  Osbonie 
D.  of  Montrose's  b.  c.  D.Fa«amond  "  Bateford 

Mr  R.  Crompton's  b.  f .  Almond  -         OhaiKll«f  - 

Mr  Shepherd's  br.:f.  Girdle  -   Hartfidd  * 

lOOtoSO  each  agst  Treason-and  theXittle  Nell  filly,  7  to  4 
ag«t  DrniiNnmid,  and  8  to  I  agat  any  other.  Won  hj  a 
length,  half  a  length  between  jthe  second  and  third. — 
The  winner  was  'bought  in  for  ^40gs. 

The  Consolation  Scramble  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs;  en- 
trwce  3g8;  T.Y-C.  (lOll.  17«.) 

Mr  G.  Oliver's  Banker,  by Macgregor,  4  yrs,  ©at  SffiWeldon  1 
Mr  R.  Craig's  b.f.  by  Maourcou,      of  Wiater 

Queen,  3  yrs,  7st  121!)      -  -         G.Barredtt  t 

Mr  J.  Martin's  Enphrosyne,  4  yrs,  7st  3lb  Tomlisiaan  3 
Mr  F.  Piatt's  BaJvarraii,  3  yrs,  7stffl5  -  Good  way  4 

Mr  F.  Lynch's  Lady  Auckland,  aged,  8st  lib  Piatt  - 
Mr  O.  Perkins's  Glyndon,  3  yrs,  8st    •  •  -Fiagam 

Mr  J.  Shepherd's  Sir  Joseph,  aged,  TatlSJb'  Hfislop 
Mr  M.  Williamson's  Wilkie,  3  yrs,  7st  9lb         -  Sbarpe  - 
Mr  L.  For^ter's  ch.  f .  by  Bonabiiryt  oat  xd  nJiiftnita, 

3  yrs,  78t         -  -  -  •  iSinley  - 

Ld  Zetland's  Roundelay,  3  yrs,  79t  ^J.  Weodhum  '•<> 

Mr  J.  Lowther's  Usurer,  3  yrs,  6st  l2Bi  Towlissciii  * 

Ld  Durham's  Psalter,  3  yrs,  6flt  12ft  -  Chandley  - 

Mr  Bowes's  b.  f .  by  Mr  Winkle,  out  of  Skpt»ka, 

3  yrs,  6st  7lb    '       -  -      G.  Wotodbwji  - 

Mr  T.  Valentiue's  Cassia,  3  yrs,  est  71b  -  F.  Ban'ott  - 
Mr  J.  Ex-ley's  Currie,  3  yrs,  6st  7B&   -  W,  Glover  - 

6  to  1  eaeb  tigst  Banker  ai»d  Cassia,  7  to  1  agat  the  Winter 
Queen  filly,  100  to  9  agit  Balv»ma«  160  to  (8  each  agst 
Lady  Aocktod,  Qlyndon,  Wilkfe,  and  P«jilter,  100  to  7 
agst  £;iiphro6|rDe,  »nd  90  to  1  a^sfc  iUmixtebij.  Won  by 
half  a  leugt^,  two  lengths  betweeiL  the  A4e«Kd  and 
third. 

The  Eglinton  Stokes  of  6  aov.  each,  2  ft.  wvbb  100  added, 
for  two  >rs  old;  the  second  received  20  sov.  ou.t.of  the  stake9i 
T.Y.O.  (50  subs.— 184Z.) 

Mr  J.  Lowther's  Easington,  by  Hampton,  8st  7II( 

(car.  8«t9lb)  -  -  •         WaiJiM  1 

Ld  Durham's  Deloraine,  8st  IXh        -  Snoicden  & 

Mr  J.  Lowther's  Greenock,  Set  7lb  J.  WoodbiunL  3 

3  to  1  on  Easington.   Won  in  a  oaitter  -fay  four  lengths,  a 
^ad  third.^Mr  Lowther  dedaied.towin  with  Easington. 


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The  LoDdesboron^h  Cvp  (handicap)  of  i  00  sot.  add«d  to 
a  Sweepstakes  of  5  sot.  each;  the  second receWed  20 sot.  ont 
of  the  stakes ;  one  mile  (18  snhs. — 1682.) 
Mr  A.  Gaunt'a  Prince  Rapert,  by  Prince  Charlie, 

3  yrs,  7st  9fl5         -  -  Tomlinson  1 

Capt.  Wardla's  Iifen7  Dncbeas,  3  yn,  7|rt  lOlb  F.  Barrett  2 
Mr  J.  Shepherd's  Merrimake,  6  yrs,  Tst  ISib  O.  Barrett  3 
Mr  C.  H.  Home  Parree's  Oo7n8talk,S  yrB,7st  2tb  Good  way  4 
Mr  J.  Cad  man's  King  Dkk,  4  yrs,  Set  2%  Pagan  - 

Mr  T.  Green's  Prime  Cheddar,  3  yrs.  78t  8lb  J.Woodbom  - 
7  to  4  agst  King  Dick,  6  to  2  agst  Cornstalk,  7  to  1  agst 
Merrimake,  and  8  to  1  each  agst  Prince  Knpert  and 
Merry  Duchess.   Won  by  a  bead,  the  same  between  the 
second  and  third. 

The  Stamford  Stakes  of  5  sot.  each,  with  100  added;  the 
winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sot.  with  allowances  If 
entered  for  less;  T.Y.C.  (10  subs.— 145i.) 
Mr  B.  Peck's  Lak^t,  by  Mnncaster,  3  yrs,  Sst  3lb  Sharpe  1 
Mr  S.  H.  Ashton's  Aiguillette,  5  yrs,  Sst  13%        Watts  2 


Mr  J.  Martin's  Sir  Elidor,  4  yrs,  9st  2tb  "  J.  Osborne  4 
Mr  R.  B.  Brett's  Sweetwater,  2  yrs,  6Bt  lib  G.Woodbum  - 
Mr  B.  BodJey's  Joshua,  8  yrs,  Sst  3Ib  -  Fagan  - 
Mr  J.  Hope's  Willie  Shiarpe,  3  yra,  Sst  Sill  Tomlinson  - 
5  to  2  agst  Aignillette,  100  to  30  agst  Joshua,  7  to  i  each 

agst  Sweetwater  and  Sir  Elidor,  and  8  to  1  agst  Psalter. 

Won  by  a  neck,  the  same  between  the  second  and  third. 

— The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  W.  Blake  for  1 50gs,  and 

Mr  Martin  claimed  Psalter. 

The  Flying  Dutchman's  Handicap  of  10  sot.  each,  5  iJU 
to  the  fond,  with  300  sot.  added;  the  second  receiTcd  20  bot« 
ont  of  the  stakes;  one  mile  (24  subs.^350Z.) 
Mr  H-  HaU's  Tita,  by  Albert  Victor,  aged, 

78t4&       -  -  -  -  Chandler  I 

Mr  E.  C.  Starkey's  Cavalier,  3  yrs,  Gst  41^  (c»r. 

6st  6lb)      -  -  -  -  F.  Barrett  2 

Mr  J.  Barnard's  Antler,  5  yrs,  Sst  -  G.  Barrett  3 
Mr  W.  StcTenaon's  Craig  Royston,  6  yra,  7Bt  7lb  Piatt  - 
Mr  J.  Hope's  Lady  Adelaide,  5  yrs,  78t  2Tb  Tomlinson  - 
Col.  W.  H.  H.  Broadley's  bl.  m.  by  Lowlander,  out  of 

Cannonade,  5  yrs,  6st  905   -  -  -Finley  - 

Ld  Zetland's  War  Path,  3  yrg,  6st  4lb  -  Tomlisson  - 
Mr  B.  C.  Vyner's  Alb,  3  yrs,  6st  -       W.  Glover  * 

2  to  1  agst  Cavalier,  9  to  4  agst  Antler,  100  to  12  agst 
Lady  Adelaide,  10  to  I  agst  Alb,  and  100  to  8  agst  Tita. 
Won  by  half  a  length,  a  length  between  the  second  And 
third. 


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ROYAL  WINDSOH  Spbing  Meeting. 

Friday,  May  the  22nd. — The  Crown  Welter  Handicap  of 
7  sov.  each  for  starters,  with  150  added;  entrances  so?.;  one 
mile  and  a  quarter  (5  subs. — 1761.) 

Mr  Best's  Edward,  by  King  Alfred,  6  yrs,  88t  A.  Roberts  1 
Mr  W.  Burton's  Fulham,  3  yrs,  8st     -  -    Luke  2 

Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  Spectrum,  4  yrs,  Sst  I0!b      C.  Wood  3 
Mr  John  Charlton's  Newbridge,  3  yrs,  78t  6lb  S.  Loates  4 
Baron  de  Hirsch's  Saucy  Boy,  5  yrs,  9st      -       Archer  5 
11  to  10  on  Spectrum,  7  to  2  agst  Fulham,  6  to  1  agst 
Saucy  Boy,  and  10  to  1  agst  Edward.    Won  by  a  head, 
three  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Famham  Plate  of  200  sov.;  two  yrs  old,  est  71b,  three» 
8st  9tb,  four,  9st  I  Oft),  fire  and  upwards,  9st  1  lib;  m.  and  g- 
allowed  3tb;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  50  sov.; 
entrance  5  sov.;  six  furlongs  (195/.) 

Mr  Heasman's  br.  g.  Libation,  by  Cremome,  6  yrs  A.Giles  1 
Mr  G.  Cleveland's  cb.  m.  Pelerine,  6  yrs  -  Wey>  2 

Mr  G.  Lambert's  ch.  c.  Clarence,  3  yrs  -  J.  Goater  3 
Mr  Jos.  Davis's  br.  g.  Pebble,  5  yrs     -  -Archer  - 

6  to  4  on  Libation,  1 1  to  4  agst  Pebble,  6  to  1  agst  Pelerine, 
and  20  to  1  agst  Clarence.  Won  by  a  neck,  three  lengths 
between  the  second  and  third.— The  winner  was  bought 
in  for  330^s. 

The  Two  yrs  old  Selling  Stakes  of  5  sov.  each  for  starters* 
with  150  sov.  added;  colts,  98t,  fillies  and  geldings,  8st  llK; 
the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.;  entrance  3  sov.; 
five  furlongs  (5  subs. — 167?.) 

Mr  A.  Cooper's  b.  c.  Exploit,  by  Exminster  -  Archer  1 
Baron  de  Hirsch's  b.  f.  Lady  Burgbley  -  Lashmar  2 
Mr  J.  A.  Craven's  b.  c.  Kingsdene  -  E.  Bossiter  3 
Mr  G.  Cleveland's  ch.  f.  Bashful  -  -     C.  Wood  4 

Mr  J.  C.  Waterhouse's  ch.  c.  The  Earl  of  Arrau  Clement  5 
15  to  8  on  Exploit,  4  to  I  agst  Bashful,  6  to  1  agst  Kings- 
dene,  and  10  to  1  agst  The  Earl  of  Arran.    Won  by  a 
head,  four  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. — ^The 
winner  was  sold  to  Mr  Abington  for  400g3. 

The  St  George's  Plate  of  1000  sov.,  by  subscription  of 
4  sov.  each  for  horses  struck  out  by  January  6th,  and  lOgs  in 
addition  for  those  left  in,  with  127/.  lis.  added,  for  two  yrs 
old;  the  second  received  100  sov.  and  the  third  60  sov.  out  of 
the  plate;  five  furlongs  (80  subs.  26  of  whom  paid  4  sov. 
each— 850/.) 

Mr  R.  Peck's  The  Bard,  by  Petrarch,  9st  8lb  -  Archer  1 
Mr  J.  A.  Craven's  Coquilfe,  88t  9lb  -   E.  Rossiter  2 

Mr  John  Dawson's  Hygiene,  9st       »  -A.  G^les  3 


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Mr  T.  Blenkiron's  Rnth,  8st  9lb  -  -     J.  Goater  4 

Mr  A.  Taylor's  Boomerang,  8st  I2lb  -  S.  LoateR  5 

16  to  8  on  The  Bard,  100  to  15  agst  Hygiene,  7  to  1  agst 
Coquille,  100  to  12  agst  Rnth,  and  40  to  1  agst  Boome- 
rang. Won  easily  by  half  a  length,  three  lengths  be- 
tween the  second  and  third. 

The  Dorney  Selling  Stakes  of  R  sov.  each,  with  100  added; 
two  yrs  old,  6st  12^,  three,  88t  IStb,  four  and  upwards, 
98t  lOlb;  m.  and  g.  allowed  3fiS;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by 
auction  for  50  soy.;  five  furlongs  (5  sabs. — 1202.) 
Mr  Heasman's  b.  c.  Review,  by  Galopin,  4  yrs  A.  Giles  1 
Mr  Jos.  Daiie's  br.  g.  Pebble,  6  yra  -        Archer  2 

Mr  J.  Lowe's  ch.  c.  by  Wisdom,  ont  of  Lady  Wen- 
lock,  3  yrs  -    .         -  -  -     Haxtable  3 
Mr  Gurry's  ch.f.  Dorcas,  2  yrs  (car.  68t  12lb)     -  White  4 
Mr  W.  Bunco's  ch.  c.  Prince  of  Princes,  3  yrs    Clemeut  5 
6  to  5  on  Review,  3  to  1  agst  Pebble,  7  to  1  agst  Dorcas, 
and  10  to  1  agst  the  Lady  Wenlock  colt   Won  by  a 
length,  a  bad  third. — ^The  winner  was  bought  in  for 
220gs,  and  Mr  Lowe  claimed  Pebble. 

The  May  Cup  of  200  sot.  by  subscription  of  10  sov.  each, 
5  ft.  with  145  added;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for 
150  sov.;  one  mile  (11  subs.^2002.) 
Mr  H.  Macksey's  Alcalde,  by  Pero  Gomez,  6  yrs, 

lost  lib      -  -  -  .      Archer  1 

Mr  S.  Beard's  Songstress,  3  yrs,  88t  8lh-  A.  Giles  2 

5  to  2  on  Songstress.   Won  by  half  a  length. 

The  Datchet  Handicap  Plate  of  200  sov.;  entrance  6  sov. 
for  starters;  five  furlongs,  straight  (1942.) 
Mr  Osmond's  Castagnette,  by  Mr  Winkle,  3  yrs, 

6st4lb       -  -  -  -         Wall  1 

Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  Gay,  4  yrs,  78t  1216  -  C.  Wood  2 

Mr  G.  Arden's  Glen  Albyn,  aged,  lOst  12lb  -       Archer  3 

13  to  8  agst  Glen  Albyn,  7  to  4  agst  Castagnette,  and 
5  to  2  agst  Gay.   Won  by  two  lengths,  a  bad  third. 

Satordat.—A  Maiden  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  two  yrs  old, 
maidens  at  entry;  entrance  3  sov.;  five  furlongs  (102/.) 
Mr  Townley-Parker's  Going  Away,  by  Glen 

Arthur,  8st  131b  -  -  .        G.Barrett  1 

Mr  T.  Price's  True  Blue  II,  8st  13»  (car.  9st)  Webb  2 
Mr  E.  Hobson's  Myrthe,  8«t  10»  -        Huxtable  3 

Col.  O.  Willans's Cross  Question,  88t  lOlb      -  S.  Loates  - 

2  to  1  on  Going  Away,  4  to  1  agst  True  Blue  II, 
8  to  1  agst  Cross  Question,  and  20  to  1  agst  Myrthe. 
Won  by  a  neck,  a  bad  third;  Chross  Question  bolted. 


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The  Juvenile  Selling  Stakes  of  5  boy.  each,  with  lOOaddofl, 
for  two  yrs  old:  colts,  88t  13%,  fillies  and  g^din^s,  Sst  lOlll; 
the  wiQjier  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  $0  soy.;  five  forkmgs 
<5  8ubp.-r^l20Z.) 

Mr  C.  J.  Merry's  b.  f .  Miss  WestboiucBe,  by 

Westbourne      -  -         .G.  Barrett  1 

Mr  C.  W.  Golding's  b.c.  Baccy   -  -     S.  Loates  2 

Baron  de  Hirsch's  b.f.  Lady  Bnrghley  -  Archer  3 

Mr  Stoughton's  cb.  c.  Danceaway  -  -        Watts  - 

Mr  R.  Sherrard's  br.  c.  Perugia  -  C.  Wood  - 

7  to  4  agst  Miss  Westbonme,  4  to  I  agst  Lady  Borghley, 
and  5  to  1  each  agst  Baocy  and  Perugia.  Won  by  four 
lengths,  three-qnartevs  of  a  length  between  the  second 
and  third.-r-The  winner  was  bought  in  for  2M)g8. 

The  Public  Sale  Stakes  of  7  so  v.  each  for  starters,  witli 
200  80V.  added,  for  two  yrs  oW,  purchased  as  yearlings 
public  auction  in  1884;  hprses  entered  to  be  sold  by  auction 
for  200  sov.  allowed  6!b,  if  for  100  soy.  lOjbi  entrance  3g8; 
five  furlongs  (3  subs. — 210^.  17^0 
Mr  T.  Stevens's  Mill  Strewpi  by  Wisdom,  7^  3lb 

(lOOZ.)  -  -  F.  Barrett  1 

Mr  ^.  W.  Smith's  b.  c.  by  PeUcgrino,  out  of 

Gelosia,  88t  tft  -  -  A.  Giles  ^ 

Mr  C.  J.  Lefevre's  No^mie,  fst  13&  (<00Z.)  <-   Tomaisson  8 

1 1  to  2  on  the  Celo^ifL  coljk,  8  |o  l  ^(st  No4mi^,  and  20  to  1 
agst  Mill  Stream.  Won  by  six  lengths. — The  winner 
was  spld  to  Mr  Q.  I^wnber^  for^OQg^ 

The  Windsor  Spiing  Handicap  of  .500  boy^;  the  second 
received  25  soy.  out  of  the  plate;  entrance  H  soy.  for  accep- 
tors; one  mile  (461/,) 

Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  Zadig,  hy  %jOt^  Lyou,  4  yr?, 

88t  I3lb      -  -  -  -   C.  "Wood  1 

.<jen.  Ojven  Williams's  Oojiort,  6  yrs,  8^t  ^  (car. 

8st  8ft)      .  ,  -  .       Archer  ^ 

Mr  W.  Gilbert'^  Vermilion,  5  yrs,  8st  7n>  (car. 

•88t8ft)       -  Watts  3 

Mr  £.  Hobson's  Rough  Diamond,  6  yrs,'8st  Sib  Huxtable  - 
Ooput  X^ebntdorff's  Boisctiaft^r  I,  5  yr?.  88t  Iffi    A*  GiilM  - 
Mr  K.  0.  Godfrey's  Bcejesmjan,  3  yr»,  7st  10|b  S.  Loates 
Mr  A.  Taylor's  b»p.  by  SeftoR,  dsfp  hj  Blftir.AJthol, 

Qul;^  Paty,  4  yrs,  7st  8lb.-  -Wilto?  - 

JLd  lille^mere's  HooAQwife,  3  yrs,7at  8|5      .-  ,F.  Barrett  ^ 

2  !to  1 4gst  Cohort,  100  to  30  fifist  ^0)]^ewife,  9  to  2 
Vermilion,  6  to  1  ^st  Zadig,  \0  Jbo  1        Bo^hafter  J, 
100  to  8  agst  ;Ropgh  Diamond,  and  20  tP  1  ag»t  the 
iSef ton  colt.   Wop  by  »  hepkd,  hjaU  a  ,]Qi^th  bjptwe^n  the 


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The  Snrly  Hall  Welter  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs;  horves 
entered  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  150  sov.  allowed  7B5;  en- 
trance 3  sov.;  five  fnrlongs  (102Z.) 
Mr  S.  Darling's  The  Echo,  by  Reverberation,  5  yrs, 

8st6lb(l50«.)  .  -  -     A.  Giles  1 

Mr  G.  Arden*8  Panic,  4  yrs,  Sst  6lb  O«0Z.)  C.  Wood  2 
Mr  C.  Lane's  Duckling,  4  yi»,  8st  4m  (156/.)  W.  Goater  3 
Mr  Somers's  Rock  Flower,  3  yrp,  Sst    -  Wilton  - 

Even  on  Panic,  7  to  4  a^  Echo,  8  to  1  agst  Duckling,  and 
20  to  1  agst  Rock  Flower.  Won  by  four  lengths,  a 
length  between  the  second  and  thin'. — The  winner  was 
sold  to  Mr  Kruckenberg  for  420g8,  and  Mr  C.  Lane 
claimed  Panic  for  Mr  T.  Ptevens,  jun. 

A  Mile  Selling  Stakes  of  .5  gov.  each,  with  100  sov.  added, 
^or  three  yrs  old,  8st  ll^,  four,  9st  4!b,  five  and  upwards, 
9st  7lb;  m.  and  g.  allowed  Sib;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by 
auction  for  100  sov.;  one  mile  (6  snbs.-i-1252.) 
Mr  Heasman's  b.  c.  Review,  4  xrs         -  A.  Giles  1 

Mr  W.  Burton's  ch.  g.  Cumberland,  aged  -  C.  Wood  2 
Mr  J.  Lowe's  ch.  c.  Witi,  9  yrs  -  ^         Hox table  3 

Ht  H.  Mucksey's  b.  fe.  A.loald^j,  6  yps  •    Archer  - 

lir  J.  Jonee'a  b.  h.  Condor  II,  aged       *  A.  Hall  - 

4 1  to  8  ag8t  Alcalde,  11  to  4  agpjt  CpTnberlaod,  9  to  2  agst 
Review,  and  100  to  16  agst  Wit.  Won  by  ahead,  a  bad 
third.— The  wiqner  was  sold  to  Mr  C.  J.  Merry  for  480gB^ 

The  Winkfield  Welter  Handicap  Plate  of  l  OOgs;  wrmiers 
«ztra;  entrance  3  soy.t  tbree-qQarters  af  a  mile  (I02Z.) 
ffr-O.  Knickenberg's  The  Echo,  6  yrfi,-8nt  121)  -  Arc*her  1 
Air  H.  Macksey's'SiMiier,  aged,  98t  I2lb  •  Webb  2 

Mr  G.  Trimmer's  IMi,  fl  yrs,  8it  {IdcL 

fijatvfi)     .-  -  -     G.  Barvett  3 

Hr  W.  Burton'^  Gk^ffUfm,  8  yw,  Sst  12lb  (iijcl. 

5fl)extta>  .  -       C.Wood  4 

2  to  1  agst  Subduer,  6  to  2  agst  The  Echo,  and  4  to  I  each 
agst  Ctfaperon  and  Iris.    Won  by  a  length,  a  bad  third. 

KEMPTON  PARK  WnirstJinOTJE  Meetikq. 

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MoNDAT,  May  the  26th.— The  Prince  of  Wales's  Handi- 
cap Plate  of  2o0g8;  entrance  6gs  for  starters;  ope  mile 
(203Z.  14«.) 

Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  Kimbolton,  by  The  Duke, 

4yrs,88tlltb     -  -  -  C.Wood  I 

Mr  A.  Victor's  Carronald,  4  yrs,  Sst  6!b  -  G .  Barrett  2 
Mr  J.  Nights^gall's  Jiady  Winifred,  3  yrs, 

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MrE.R.  Smith's  Lord  Byron,  4  yrs,8stl3lb  A.White  - 
Mr  W.  Bevill's  Breda,  4  yrs,  Sat  9lb     -  A.  Giles  - 

6  to  4  a^st  Kimbolton,  3  to  1  each  agst  Breda  and  Car- 

ronald,  and  10  to  I  each  agst  the  others.    Won  by  a 

length,  a  bad  third. 

The  Fulwell  Two  yrs  old  Selling  Plate  of  lOOgs;  the 
winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.,  if  for  80  sov. 
allowed  5lb;  entrance  Sgs;  five  furlongs  (10H.17«.) 
Mr  Leopold  de  Roth8child*s  Cortona,  by  Kisber, 

Sst  em  (SOZ.)      -  -  -       F.  Barrett  I 

Mr  W.  A.  Jarris's  Shillingstone,  Sst  9lb — car. 

Sst  lom  QSOl.)     -  -  -  -Watts  2 

Mr  L.  C.  Hendry's  Tit-bit,  Sst  6lb  (SOZ.)  -  A.  White  S 
Mr  C.  V.  Morton's  Orleans  Maid,  Sst  6tl5  (SO^.)  A.  Giles  4 

6  to  4  on  Cortona,  1 1  to  4  agst  Shillingstone,  and  6  to  1 
each  agst  the  others.  Won  by  five  lengths. — The  winner 
was  bonght  in  for  210gs. 

The  Kempton  Park  Whitsuntide  Cop  (handicap)  of 
600  sov.  by  subscription  of  lOgs  each,  6  ft.  if  declared  by 
May  18tb,  with  3372.  Bs.  added;  the  second  received  50  sov. 
-out  of  the  cup  J  six  furlongs  (27  subs.  21  of  whom  paid  5g3 
each— 450/.) 

!Mr  R.  C.  Naylor's  Fast  and  Loose,  by  Cremorne, 

4  yrs,  7st  61b      -  -  -        F.  Barrett  1 

Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  Lovely,  5  yrs,  Qst  6lb  C.  Wood  2 

;Mr  Adrian's  The  Prince,  6  yrs,  lOst     -  -Watts  3 

Mr  J.  H.  Houldsworth's  Spring  Mom,  4  yrs,  7st  2lb  Luke  4 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Vermilion,  5  yrs,  Sst  31b  A.  Giles  5 

1 1  to  4  agst  The  Prince,  4  to  1  each  agst  Lovely,  Ver- 
milion, and  Fast  and  Loose,  and  6  to  1  agst  Spring  Mom. 
Won  by  a  length,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and 
third. 

The  Staines  Selling  Welter  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs;  the 
winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.;  entrance  Sgs;  five 
furlongs  (10  U.  17*.) 

Mr  W.  G.  Stevens's  Bugle,  by  Bugler,  3  yrs, 

8st7n5      -  -  -  -    C.  Loates  1 

Mr  E.  R.  Smith's  Vanjohn,  3  yrs,  Sst7lb  G.  Barrett  2 
Mr  T.  Leader's  Crosswort,  3  yrs,  Sst  7fl5  -  F.  Barrett  3 
Mr  E.  U.  Smith's  Fleta,  4  yrs.  9st  71b  -  A.  White  - 

Mr  W.  Kennedy's  Esk,  4  yrs,  9st-  -  Dier  - 

Mr  J.  15.  Hankey's  Christian,  3  yrs,  Sst  12lb  A.  Giles  - 
Sir  T.  15.  Lennard's  Nova  Scotia,  3  yrs,  Sst  lOlb  Watts  - 
Mr  G.  Bryant's  Tel-el-Kebir,  3  yrs,  Sst  7ft      Maidment  - 


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2  to  1  agst  Vanjohn,  9  to  2  each  agst  Nova  Scotia  and  Bugle, 

6  to  1  agst  Christian,  7  to  1  agst  Crosswort,  and  10  to  1 
each  agst  the  others.  Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  the 
same  between  the  second  and  third.^The  winner  was 
bonght  in  for  145g8. — Mr  Smith  declared  to  win  with 
Vanjohn. 

The  Hampton  Two  yrs  old  Plate  of  lOOgs;  entrance  Sgs; 
firefnrlongsClOU.  17«.) 

Mr  T.  Price's  True  Blue  II,  by  Coeruleus,  8st  71b  A.  Giles  1 
Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  Sir  Winston,88t  1 1  lb  F.  Barrett  2 
Mr  J.  Adams's  Old  Tom  II,  Sst  71b.  Maidmcnt  3 

Mr  Dongall's  Lyddington,  Qst  4lb  -         Harrison  - 

Mr  £.  Jones's  Cage  Bird,  Sst  4tb    -  -G.  Barrett  - 

Mr  R.  Tompkins's  Mariner,  Sst  9tb  -  A.  Walters  - 
Mr  T.  Toyn bee's  Spring  Blossom,  Sst  71b  A.  White  - 
9  to  4  agst  Lyddington,  3  to  1  agst  Sir  Winston,  5  to  1 
each  agst  Old  Tom  11  and  True  Blue  II,  10  to  1  each 
agst  Cage  Bird  and  Spring  Blossom,  and  20  to  1 
agst  Mariner.  Won  by  two  lengths,  a  head  between  the 
second  and  third. 

The  Eempton  Park  Mid-weight  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs; 
entrance  Sgs;  one  mile  and  a  quarter  (1012. 1 7».) 
Mr  W.  Burton's  Fnlham,  by  Cremome,  3  yrs, 

Sst  51*      -  -  -  -     C.Wood  1 

Mr  A.  Victor's  Donald,  aged,  9st  5lb  -  G.  Barrett  2 

Mr  S.  Savage's  Adanapaar,  5  yrs,  9st  40)  -  Trickle  - 
Mr  T.  Hughes's  Reefer,  aged,  Sst  2lb  -  C.  Loates  - 

Mr  E.  C-  Starkey's  Silver  Cloud,  3  yrs,  78t  7lb  A.  White  - 
Mr  S.  Jacobs's  Eloquence,  3  yra,  78t   -      F.  Barrett  (disq.) 

Even  on  Fnlham,  6  to  I  agst  Reefer,  6  to  1  agst  Donald, 

7  to  I  agst  Eloquence,  and  10  to  1  each  agst  the  others. 
Won  by  three  lengths,  Eloquence  came  in  a  bad  third, 
bnt  his  jockey  did  not  draw  the  weight. 

There  was  also  a  hunters'  race  at  this  meeting  Steeple 
Chase  Volume. 

FOUR  OAKS  PARK  Whitsuntidb 
Meeting. 

Moin>AT,  May  the  25th. — The  Castle  Bromwich  Two  yrs 
old  Plate  of  lOOgs;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for 
100  sov.,  if  for  50  sov.  allowed  71bj  entrance  8g8;  five  fur- 
longs, straight  (101/.  17s.) 
Mr  C.  W.  Golding's  Baccy,  by  Old  Tom,  Sst  7Jb 

(60Z.)  -  -  -  -S.  Loates  1 

Mr  Abington's  b.  c.  by  Beauclerc,  out  of  Elf 

Knot,  Sst  7lb  (50Z.)       -  -  Wainwright  2 


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RACING  CALENDAR, 


Ld  Cholmcmdeley's  E«iaiieipatioii,8st  4lb  ( 5t>^.)  F.  Kossit^f  3 
Mr  E.  Weever's  b.  c.  by  Wisdom,  out  of  Ishtar,  Sat  7Bi 

{501.)  .  -Hill  4 

Mr  T.  Stevens's  Prudent,  8^  4lb  (50?.)     -     Tomlissoft  5 
2  to  1  on  Baccy,  8  to  1  each  agat  Frftdent  and  the  BHf  Knot 
colt,  and  10  to  I  each  agst  the  others.    Won  by  a  lebgth 
and  a  half,  a  neck  betwtseit  the  second  and  third-^The 
winner  was  bought  in  for  95gs. 

The  Whitsuntide  Welter  Handicap  of  5  sov.  each  for 
starters,  with  100  so?,  added ;  entrance  3  sov.;  one  mile 
16  subs.— 117/.) 

Jir  Abington's  Plutarch,  by  Petrarch,  4  yrs,  lOst  9ft)  owner  1 
Mr  T.  L.  Umber's  Aylesford,  3  yrs,  8st  13lb  -  Archer  2 
Mr  T.  Jennings,  jun/«  Pink  May,  3  yr»» 

88t  loth         -  -  -         Wainwright  3 

Mr  S.  Wilkinson's  Droitwich,  5  yrs,  lOst  3lb     Hnxtable  4 
Mr  J.  Jones's  Little  Jane,  4  yrs,  8st  7 Ih         F.  Rossiter  5 
5to4ag8t  Aylesford,  7  to  4  agst  Plutarch,  4  to  1  ag^st 
Droitwich,  and  6  to  1  each  agst  the  others.    Won  by 
twelve  lengths. 

The  Oscott  Plate  of  lOOgs;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  aua- 
ftion  for  100  sov.,  if  for  50  sov.  allowed  14!b;  entrance  3gs; 
five  furlongs  (lOU.  17«.; 

Mr  K.  Peck's  Pibroch,  by  Craig  Millar,  4  yrs, 

98t  lilb  (50/.)      -  -  -  Archer  1 

Ld  Cholmondeley's  Discretion,  3  yrs,  Sst  ISib 

(50/.)  ....  F.Rossiter  a 
Mr  E.  Weever's  Young  Hopeful,  3  yrs,  9st  2lb  (50/.)  Hill  3 
Mr  S.  Wilkinson's  b.  or  br.  f .  by  Westboume,  out  of 

Too  Late,  2  yrs,  est  11  lb  (50/.)    -  -       Wall  4 

Mr  J.  Bird's  Don  Quixote,  aged,  lOst  (50/.)         Lynee  5 
9  to  2  on  Pibroch,  7  to  1  agst  Young  Hopeful,  and  10  to  I 
each  agst  the  others.     Won  by  three-quarters  of  a 
letigth,  thred  leiigths  between  the  second  and  third.-^f  ke 
winner  was  sold  to  Mr  T.  Stevens,  jun.,  for  l&5gB< 

The  Anglesey  Two  yrs  old  Plate  of  300  sov.  by  subfidrip- 
tion  of  10  sov.  each,  or  2  sov.  if  struck  out  by  March  3ni, 
with  1 36  sov.  added ;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for 
500  sov.,  if  for  200  sov.  allowed  7Ib;  five  furlongs  (27  subs. 
12  of  whom  paid  2  sov.  each—800/.) 
Mr  E.  Weever's  Buy  a  Broom,  by  Bertram,  or  Wis- 
dom, est  4ib  (200/.)  -  -  -  ttiil  1 
Mr  R.  Crest's  Hold -hard,  8st  I  lib  (500/.)-  Archer  2 
Mr  T.  Jennings,  jun.'s  Vestment,  9st  (500/.)  -  Webb  3 
Mr  L  Bate's  Madame  Hampton,  8st  4l!b  (200/.)  S.  Loates  4 
Mr  S.  Wilkinson's  Allegro,  8bt  41b  (200/.)      -Huxtabic  6 


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4  to  1  on  Hold-bard,  8  to  I  agst  Vestment,  15  to  I  a^t 
Bny  a  Broom,  and  20  to  1  each  agst  the  other:*.  Won 
by  three-qaaHere  of  a  length,  a  length  between  the 
second  and  third.— The  winner  was  bought  in"  for 
260g8. 

The  May  Fife  Furlongs  Handicap  of  6  soy.  ea«h  fo» 
starters,  with  100  sov.  added;  entnuice  3  idt.;  five  furlongs 
(6  subs.— 122Z.) 

Mr  AbingtoQ's  Arbaces,  by  Oalopin ,  4  jr%  9st  11  fi)  A  reher  1 
Mr  A.  Kelflall's  Melita,  3  yrs,  7st  12m  -   ^arpe  2 

Mr  Townley  Parker's  Sunset,  4  yra,  8st  9%  Wainwrf^hfc  3 
Mr  E.  Weever's  The  Countess,  3  yrs,  Sst  lib    -       Hill  - 
Mr  I.  Bate*8  Earl  of  Warwick,  3  yrs,  78t  7fb  Tomllsson  - 
Mr  S.  J*  Dalton's  Dimples,  3  yrs,  Tst  7ft       -S.  Loates  - 
2  to  1  each  agst  Arbaces  and  Sunset,  3  to  I  a;>8t  The 
Countess.  4  to  1  agst  Earl  of  Warwick,  and  10  t6  1  each 
agst  the  others.   Won  by  a  length,  a  bad  third. 

The  Corinthian  Welter  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs^  horse* 
ridden  by  Members  of  the  Four  Oaks  Park  Club  allow^  bUt^^ 
CBtrance  Sgs;  one  mite  snd  three  furlongs  (101 Z.  17 i.) 
Mr  T.  Wadlow's  Tomboy,  by  Blue  Gown,  4  yrrf, 

list  8ft     -  -  .  -      Archer  1 

Mr  Shaw's  Altiora  II,  S  yrs,  98t  7!B      -  -   Hill  H 

Mr  Oottscfaalk's  Helicon,  aged,  list  7ft  (ind. 

6lb  allce.)  -  -  -    Mr  Abiogton  3 

5  to  4  on  Helicon,  6  to  4  agst  Tomboy,  and  10  to  1  agst 
Altiora  II.   Won  by  a  lengtli  and  a  half,  a  bad  third. 

BfiDCAR  FiBST  l^MMER  Mbeting. 

Monday,  May  the  25th. — The  Eston  Welter  Handicap 
Plate  of  lOOgs;  entrance  3  sot.;  one  milei  straight  (102Z.) 
Mr  W.  Sterenson's  Chancer,  by  Beauclerc,  4  yrs^ 

lOst  21b  -  -  -         J.  Osborne  I 

Mr  Bowes's  Winkelman,  3  yrs,  Sst  I  Oft  "  Brocksbaw  ^ 
CbcT.  Ginistrelli's  Raffaello,  4  yrs,  9st  IStb  Weidon  ^ 
Mr  J.  A.  Pell's  His  Lordship,  4  yfs,  9Bt  8tb  -  Chandky  4 
Mr  D.  Battye's  Argent,  3  yis,  88t  121)  (car. 

98fc2lb)     ....    Wethcrell  - 
Mr  J.  Lowther's  Usurer,  3  yrs,  9st  Tomlinson 
Ld  Zetland's  Raby,  3  yrs,  Sst  12ft  J.  Woodbum  -« 

Mr  B.  Gladstone's  Crockery,  3  yrs,  Sst  7ft         -   Flati  - 

2  to  1  agst  Raffaello,  5  to  1  agst  Chaucer,  7  to  1  agst  Usurer, 
and  10  to  1  agst  any  other.  Won  by  three-quarters  of  a 
lefrgtb,  a  neck  between  the  second  and  third,  and  a  head 
between  the  third  and  fourth. 


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The  Marske  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  two  yrs  old;  entrance 
S  80V.;  fi?e  furlongs  (102Z.) 

Ld  Zetland's  Nightmare,  by  Cbilderic,  9st  J.  Woodbum  1 
Mr  R.  Vyner's  Stone-deaf,  Sst  9lb      -  -   Piatt  2 

Mr  F.  Piatt's  Ragged  and  Tan,  Sst  12lb  -  Bmckshaw  3 
Mr  L.  Forster's  Cleveland,  Sst  12lb      -  -  Finley  - 

Dr  Handyside's  ch.  f.  b}*  Lowlander,  out  of 

Lady  Glenlochay,  Sst  9lb  -  -         J.  Osborne  - 

Mr  W.  r Anson's  Inquirer,  Sst  12%  -  Fagan 

Mr  G.  Walker's  Pennant,  Sst  1 21b     •  Chandley  - 

5  to  4  on  Nightmare,  7  to  2  agbt  Inquirer,  7  to  I  agst  Stone- 
deaf,  and  10  to  1  agst  any  other.   Won  by  eight  lengths. 

The  AU  aged  High-weight  Selling  Plate  of  lOOgs;  the 
winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  soy.,  If  for  50  boy. 
allowed  71b;  entrance  3  soy.;  five  furlongs  (102Z.) 
Mr  J.  Martin's  Sir  Elidor,  by  Hydromel^  4  yrs,  9st  13lb 

(60Z.)  -  Piatt  1 

Mr  C.  Lund's  Lakelet,  3  yrs,  98t  (.50Z.)  -  Bmckshaw  2 
Mr  R.  Rodley's  Floridor,  3  yrs,  9Bt3ft  (60Z.)  -  Weldon  3 
Mr  A.  Gaunt's  Carsethome,  6  yrs,  lOst  (502.)  Snowden  - 
Ld  Zetland's  Ronndelay,  3  yrs,  Sst  71b  (60i.)  J. Woodbum  - 
Mr  C.  Perkins's  Gljndon,  3  yrs,  9st  SB)  (fioZ.)  Fagan  - 
Mr  W.  Sadler's  Lilydale,  4  yrs,  98t  (50/.)  -  Griffiths  - 
Mr  R.  Osborne's  Margravine,  3  yrs,  Sst  7fl5— car. 

Sst  9lb  (50Z.)  -  -  -  J.  Osborne  - 

Mr  J.  Winteringham's  Gray  Amber,  2  yrs, 
■  7st  71b  (50Z.).  -  -  Tomlinaon  - 

3  to  1  agst  Glyndon,  7  to  2  agst  Lakelet,  5  to  1  each  agst 
Sir  Elidor  and  Roundelay,  and  100  to  15  each  agst 
Carsethorne  and  Floridor.  Won  by  half  a  length,  a 
head  between  the  second  and  third. — The  winner  was 
bought  in  for  105gs. 

The  Saltbum  Handicap  of  5  sov.  each,  3  ft.  to  the  fnnd, 
with  150  SOY.  added;  one  mile  and  a  distance,  straight  (15 
sabs.— ISOZ.) 

Mr  J.  Miller's  Cirrus,  by  Coeruleus,  5  yrs,  7st  9tt  Piatt  1 
Mr  G.  Oliver's  Lobster,  3  yrs,  est  9n>  -  Finley  2 
Chev.  Ginistrelli's  Onesto,  3  yrs,  78t  4lb  J.  Woodburn  3 
Mr  R.  Gladstone's  Dowry,  5  yrs,  Sst  80)  (car. 

8st9m)-  -  -  .  J.  Osborne  - 

Mr  £.  Hunter's  Nerida,  aged,  Sst  51b  -  Tomlinson  • 

Mr  Bowes's  Noisy  Girl,  6  yrs,  6st  ISlb      G.  Woodbum  - 
Mr  T.  W.  Hornby's  Otaitsa,  3  yrs,  6st  12lb-      Chandley  • 
2  to  1  agst  Lobster,  5  to  1  each  agst  Onesto  and  Otaitsa, 
6  to  1  agst  Noisy  Girl,  and  S  to  1  each  agst  Dowry  and 
Cirrus.    Won  by  a  neck,  three  lengths  between  the 
second  and  third. 


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TuBSDAT. — ^The  Dnnsdale  High-weight  Selling  Handicap 
Plate  of  lOOgs;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  50  soy.; 
entrance  S  sot.;  six  fnrlongs  (1022.) 
Mr  J.  liowther's  Usorer,  bj  The  Miser,  3  yrs, 

88t  101b  -  -  -J.  Woodhnm  1 

Mr  B.  Bodley's  Floridor,  3  yrs,  9st  Sib  -  Griffiths  2 

Mr  C.  Perkins's  Gljndon,  3  yrs,  8st  12lb  -  Bmckshaw  3 
Mr  A.  Gannt's  OaraethorDe,  6  yrs,  98t  12lb  J.  Osborne  - 
Mr  J.  Leech's  Arragon,  4  yrs,  8st  12n>  -  Bnckley  - 

Mr  H.  Banasford*s  Tmce,  3  yrs,  88t  7lb  Tomlinson  - 
Mr  Home  Pnrres's  Qaeen  Ann,  3  yrs,  Sst  5lb  -  Piatt  - 
Mr  J.  Coates's  Almeria,  3  yrs,  Sst  2lb  -      owner  - 

3  to  1  agst  Queen  Ann,  4  to  I  agst  Ploridor,  and 
5  to  1  each  agst  Glyndon  and  Usurer.  Won  hj  a  neck, 
a  length  between  the  second  and  third. — ^The  winner  was 
sold  to  Mr  Morgan  for  65gs. 

The  Normanby  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs;  entrance  3  sot.; 
one  mile  and  a  half  (102Z.) 

Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Royal  Rake,  by  Albert  Victor, 

3  yis,  6st  12lb  ...  Goodway  I 
Mr  £.  Hnnter's  Prociis,  aged,  Sst  4lb  Tomlinson  2 

Mr  Bowes's  Winkelmao,  3  yrs,  68t  7Ib   -  G.  Woodbnm  3 
Mr  C.  J.  Cunningham's  Bayard,  3  yrs,  Gst  5lb-  Chandley 
Mr  B.  H.  Walker's  b.  c.  by  Lowlander,  dam  by 

Lightning,  out  of  The  Widow,  3  yrs,  6st  5K  Hardcastle  - 
5  to  4  on  Royal  Rake,  7  to  2  agst  Winkelman,  5  to  1  i^gst 


Procria,  and  7  to  1  agst  the  Lowlander  colt.  Won  by 
three  lengths,  a  bad  third. 

The  Lengbaugh  Welter  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs;  entrance 
3  BOY.;  five  furlongs  (102Z.) 
Ld  Zetland's  Ruby,  by  King  Lnd,  3  yrs, 

7st  9©         -  -  -         J.  Woodbnm  1 

Mr  R.  Osborne's  Lady  Ida,  8  yr8,7st  7lb  (caT.7st8ft)  Piatt  2 
Mr  M.  Williamson's  Chameleon,  aged,  8st  1 2%  Bruckshaw  3 
Mr  J.  A.  Pell's  His  Lordship,  4  yrs,  Sst  71b     Chandley  - 
Marquis  Talon's  King  Harry,  3  yrs,  7st7lb  G.  Woodbum  - 
Eyen  on  Chameleon,  3  to  1  agst  Lady  Ida,  and  6  to  1  each 
agst  His  Lord^p  and  Rubpr.   Won  by  a  length,  a  head 
between  the  second  and  third. 
The  Skelton  Welter  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs;  winneis 
extra;  entrance  3  sov.;  one  mile  (102Z.) 
Mr  J.  Miller's  Cirrus,  5  yrs,  Qst  71b  (incl.  7K 

extra)  •  -  -         J.  Osborne  1 

Obey.  Ginistrelli's  Raffaello,  4  yrs,  98t      -  Piatt  2 

Mr  Bowes's  Noisy  Girl,  6  yrs,  Sst  42J  -  G.  Woodbum  8 
Mr  W.  I' Anson's  Maronite,  4  yrs,  Sst  I3lb-    Bmckshaw  - 


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It2  EACING  OALENDAK, 

Mr  J.  Watson's  Madge,  3  yrs,  Sat  8&  -  TomUoaoD  * 

Mr  T.  W.  Hombj's  Otaitsa,  3  yra,      40^  CSiaiidley 
Mr  H.  Mottet's  Yoila,  3  yiB^  Sst       -  Goodway  - 

6  to  4  on  Cirras,  5  to  1  each  agst  RaffaeUo  and  HcAaj 
Girl)  and  6  to  1  agst  Madge.  Won  by  a  neck,  a  Jnd  third* 

The  other  races  were  for  hi]nter8-*«M-i3teeple  Ctiase  vVoL 

DUBLIN  METROPOLITAN  (Baldoymc) 
Summer  Meeting. 

Monday,  May  the  26th.— The  Howth  ITate  (handicap) 
of  86  SOY.  for  the  first,  10  sov.  for  the  second,  and  6  sov.  for 
tiie  third  ;  entrance  3  soy.  for  acceptors;  seven  farlongs(82f.)- 
Mr  J.  Gnbbins's  Tonmure,  by  Victor,  3  yrs, 

88t  12lb      -  -  -        WT.'Beasley  1 

Mr  J.  F.  Rpd's  Magic,  3  yrs,  7st  Iblb  -  -Bailey  ^ 

Mr  C.  W.  Thompson's  The  Bath,  8  yrs,'rst  7lb  Dawson  O 
Mr  L.  Hone's  b.  c.  bySoottlBh  Cfai«f,  o«lK>f  Ptaigve, 

Syrs,  7st7tb      -  -  -  RoMm  O 

Mr  A.  Tieman's  Master  Mariner,  4'7rs, 

9st  €lb  (car.  98t  7lb)     ,     -     .       -  Mr'W.  'B^^  - 
Mr  J.  A.  Cassidy's  Rosa,  5  yrs,  Ut  lilb  T.Bloderiek 
Mr  Browne's  Alexandria,  4  yn,  est  M  -  ^Baitm  — 

Mr  A.  Tieman's  Pocahontas,  4  yvs,  Tst  Mtt 

(car.  8Bt  4Ib)    -  -  -     -  J.  ConuoUy 

MrLangsn's  WildBlMRy,  3yr8,  7s(;<III5  -  fatnritors  - 
Mr  T.  G.  Gordon's  Battlegvage,  8  yns  tM: 

(oar.  7st  lib)  -  CttnaingiURn  * 

Mr  A.  Ledley's  Asni^res,  4  yrs,-0st  10%  (oar.  78t)  -Ball  - 
Mr  P.  Kirk's  Spitakroft,  tLfi^,  tat. lOlb  -  Westlake  • 
Mr  D.  Broderick's  Referee,  3  yrs,  «st  6lb  P.  Xynch  - 
MrS.  M.Nobin's  Punctilio,  3  jrs,:  est  4lb   -     L.  Kelly  > 

100  to  30  agst  the  Plague  colt,  6  to  1  agst  AleKandria, 
7  to  1  each  «^t  Toumnre  and  Wild  Sherry,  8  to  1  eaek 
agst  The  Rath,  Referee,  and  Punctilio,  and  100  to  » 
agst  any  other.  Won  by  a  length.  The  BaUi  and  Plague; 
oolt  ran  a  dead  heat  for  Aird  place,  btaten  a  head. 

The  Patriotie  Stakes  of  &  «ot.  ttfch,  9  ft.,'  with  100  «oy.. 
added,  for  two  yn  old ;  the  second  *sayed  fal»«t«kB;  entence 
2  SOT.  the  only  forfeit  if  declared  by  May  let;  fire  forlongs^ 

S7  sobs.  21  of  whom  paid  entrance  only-^206^) 
r  Linde's  Ashplant,  by  Umpire,  8st  13!b  Mr  T.  Beasley  1 
Mr  G.  Moore's  Theodemir,  Sst  8ft  -  J.  Connofly  2 

•Mr  J.  Daly's  Tyrone,  8st  Stt  -  -       W.  Miller  3 

Mr  Bird's  Ben  Ida.  78t  13ft  -  -     Rowan  - 

Mr  J.  A.  OwsMy's  Hetty,  est  4ft  -  T.  Broderick  - 

Mr  J.  M'Kenna,  jun.'BThalk>n,  .S8t  8lb  •  Dawson  -> 
Mr  A.  Tieman's  Nightmare,  7st  10ft  (car.  8tt)     Haois  - 


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Eren  on  Ashplant,  3  to  1  agst  Tyrone.  5  to  1  agst  Theo- 
demir,  7  to  1  agst  Nightmare,  and  10  to  1  agst^aaj 
other.  Won  by  a  length,  a  haid  between  the^aecond  and 
third;  ThaUon  was  left  at  the  post. 

The  Baldoyle  Derby  of  10  sot.  eaeh  for  acceptors,  with 
250  added,  for  three  yrs  old;  Ihe -second  reoeiTed  SO  sov.  ont 
of  the  stalEes,  and  the -third  saved  his  stake;  entrance  2  sov. 
each  if  strack  ont  by  May  1st,  1884,  and  2  soy.  extra  for  those 
left  in  until  April  7th,  1885;  Derby  Poet^  one  mile  and  a  half 
(61  nubs.  JSl  of  whom  paid  2  sot.  each,  and  18  paid  4«ot. 
each — lie;.) 

Mr  J.  Gnbbins's  Jack,  by  Arbitrator.,  78t.l3ffi  -Hoysted  1 
Gapt.  Jones's  Tice,  Z8t9]b  -  -      MRowan  2 

Mr  P.  Golfer's  Madcap.  98t  5lb  -  N.  Behan  3 

Mr  J.  A.  Gaseidy'a  Adoatic,,  98t  Aft  -  J.  GonnoUy  - 

Mr  M.  Dennehy's  Bnnnymede,  78t  \3f>  W.  MiUer  - 


Mr  £.  Smithwick's  Paddy,  78t  13fb  Ccar.  88t)    -'Harris  - 
Eyen  on  Jack,  6  to  2  agst  Madcap,  8  to  1  agst  Paddjr,  and 
10  to  1  agat  any  other.   Won  by  atz  ieng&s. 

TuBSDAT.— The  Stewards'  Plate  (handicap)  of  SUbox.  for 
the  first,  10  so7.  for  the  second,  and  5  sov.  for  the.  third; 
riders  who  bad  never  won  a  race  Talae  50  sov.  allowed  ^Ib ; 
entrance  1  soy.  for  horses  entered  in  the  Howth  Plate,  2  sov. 
for  others,  and  2  sov.  extra  for  acceptors;  one  mile  and  a 
quarter  (as/.) 

Gapt  Jones's  Painted^Lady,  by  Ben  Battle, 

3  yrs,  78t  SflJ      -  -  -     Cnnningham  I 

Mr  J.  Gabbins's  Jack,  3  yrs,  9st  605  Mr  T.  Beasley  2 
Mr  M.  Browne's  Alexandria,  4  yrs,  98t  -  Dawson  3 

Mr  J.  A.  Oaasidy's  Adriatic,  3  yrs,  9st  Sfb  T.  Brodcrick  - 
Mr  A.  Tieman's  Pocahontas,  4  yrs,  Sst  61b  (car. 

SstSib)      -  -  -  .J.CoBBoUy  - 

Mr  B.  Newcomen*B  Pandora,  4  yra»  dst  20)  (incl. 

61b  allce.)  .  .  -  -    Waterson  - 

Mr  R.  S.  Langan's  Wild  Sherry,  3  yrs,  8st  21b  Saanders  - 
Mr  J.  NoLm's  The  Chicken,  3  yrs,  7st  2lb  -  P.  Lynch  - 
Mr  T.  G.  Gordon's  Battlegnage,  8  yrs,  6st  lOfl)  Westlake  - 
Mr  S.  M.  Nolan's  Punctilio,  3  yrs,  6st  lOlb  -  L.  Kelly  - 
Mr  Ledley's  Asnidres,  4  yrs,  6st  10%  (Hoysted),  was  weighed 

for,  and  the  number  put  up,  but  he  did  not  start. 
Byen  on  Jack,  and  100  to  SO  agst  Painted  Lady.   Won  by  a 
length  and  a  half,  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 
— The  rider  of  Alexandria  was  reprimanded  for  dis- 
obedience to  the  Starter. 

The  other  races  were  Steeple  Chases,  &c.— ««dSt.'Ch.  Vol. 


Bailey 
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Mr  J.  Nolan's  The  Chicken,  7st  I'Sib 


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BATH  AND  SOMERSET  County  Meeting. 

ToBSDAT,  May  the  26th. — The  second  year  of  the  thirty- 
second  Biennial  Stakes  of  10  sov.  each  for  acceptors,  with 
100  sov.  added,  for  three  yrs  old;  the  second  saved  his  stake; 
entrance  2  boy.  the  only  forfeit  if  declared  by  March  3rd;  one 
mile  and  a  half  (22  subs.  12  of  whom  paid  entrance  only — 
178/.) 

Mr  John  Charlton's  Ben  Venne,  by  Plebeian, 

9Bt2lb      -  -  -  -      A.Giles  1 

D.  of  Beanfort's  Pellegrini,  8st  9lb      -  S.  Loates  2 

Mr  J.  Dover's  Warspite,  9st      -  -  Pugh  3 

Mr  E.  Brayley's  b.  c.  by  Pearlfinder,  ont  of  Flower 

of  Devon,  Sst  6lb    •  -  -         Gallon  4 

Even  on  Warspite,  7  to  4  a^  Ben  Venne,  5  to  1  agst  Pelle- 
grini, and  20  to  1  agst  the  Flower  of  Devon  colt.  Won 
by  half  a  length,  a  bad  third. 

The  Juvenile  Stakes  of  10  sov.  each,  3  ft.  to  the  fond, 
with  100  sov.  added,  for  two  yrs  old;  the  second  saved  his 
stake;  five  furlongs  (26  sabs.— ISOZ.) 
Mr  DongalPs  i>ddington,  by  Rosicmcian,  9st  Btb  Sharpe  1 
Mr  T.  Hyde's  Garter  King,  Sst  UTb   -  C.  Loates  2 

Mr  C.  W.  Jousiffe's  Prince  lo,  Sst  12lb  -  F.  Barrett  3 
Mr  John  Charlton's  Harmonv,  9st      -  A.  Giles  - 

Mr  E.  C.  Godfrey's  Montreal,  Sst  I2lb  -  J.  Goater  - 
D.  of  Hamilton's  Green  Wave,  Sst  91b  -  -  Watts  - 

Mr  C.  W.  Lea's  Glastonbury,  Sst  12lb  -  Watson  - 
Mr  J.  Powney's  Langridge,  Sat  12lb  -  C.  Wilton  - 
Ld  Savernake's  Lady  Frederick,  Sst  99^  S.  Loates  - 

Mr  H.  Wood's  Rosary,  Sst  9ft)  -  -  Booty  - 

9  to  2  each  agst  Lyddington  and  Montreal,  5  to  1  each 
agst  Harmony  and  Wild  Wave,  7  to  1  each  agst  Garter 
King  and  Rosary,  and  10  to  1  agst  Prince  lo.  Won  by 
eight  lengths. 

The  Licensed  Victuallers'  Two  yrs  old  Plate  of  lOOgs;  the 
winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.,  if  for  60  sov. 
allowed  7fl5;  entrance  5  sov.;  five  furlongs  (100?.) 
Mr  G.  Cleveland's  Sarasate,  by  Paganini,  Sst  ZXb 

(M.)  -  F.Barrett  1 

Mr  W.  G.  Stevens's  b.  c.  by  Pellegrino,  ont  of 

Quebrada,  Sst  21b  (501)     -  -  C  Loates  2 

Mr  J.  Corlett's  Pomme  d'Or,  7st  ISlb  (50Z.)-  S.  Loates  3 
Mr  H.  Wood's  Avon,  Sst  2lb  (50Z.)     -  Booty  4 

Mr  T.  Leader's  Editor,  Sst  2lb— car.  Sst  3&  (501.)  A.Giles  5 
Miss  Strangways's  b.  c  by  Glen  Arthur,  oat  of 

Siluria,  88t9&(100/.)  -  -      G.Pngh  6 


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65  to  40  agst  the  Qaebrada  colt,  9  to  2  each  agst 
Sarasate  and  ATon,  5  to  1  agst  Pomme  d'Or,  and 
8  to  1  agst  Editor.  Won  by  a  neck,  a  head  each  between 
the  second,  third,  and  fourth. — The  winner  was  bonght 
in  for  90g8. 

The  Somersetshire  Stakes  (handicap)  of  15  sov.  each,  10  ft. 
with  200  added;  winners  extra;  entrance  3gs,  the  onlj  forfeit 
if  declared  by  May  18th;  one  mile  and  a  qoarter  (19  subs.  14 
of  whom  paid  entrance  only — 2561.  17*.) 
Mr  C.  Phipps's  Springbok,  by  Springfield,  5  yrs, 

8st  I2lb      .  -  .  -   S.  Loates  1 

Mr  C.  J.  Merry's  br.  c.  by  Pellegrino,  ont  of  Nanny 

Thormanby,  3  yrs,  Gst  13lb       -  -  F.  Barrett  2 

Mr  T.  Cannon's  Dnnbridge,  3  yrs,  78t  lib  F.  Robinson  3 
Mr  Abington's  Platarch,  4  yrs,  8st  9lb  (incl.  5lb 

extra)        ...  -      Shjurpe  4 

D.  of  Beaufort's  Lord  Strathnairn,  4  yrs,  8st  6lb  A.  Giles  5 

7  to  4  agst  Platarch,  9  to  4  agst  Lord  Strathnairn,  9  to  2 
agst  Dnnbridge,  6  to  1  agst  Springbok,  and  6  to  1  agslb 
the  Nanny  Thormanby  colt.  Won  by  a  length,  a  bad 
third. 

The  Tradesmen's  Selling  Plate  of  lOOgs;  the  winner  to  be 
sold  by  auction  for  100  soy.,  with  allowances  if  for  less; 
entrance  5  sov.;  five  furlongs  (1002.) 
Mr  R.  B.  Longland's  Qrandee,  by  Pero  Gomez,  5  yrs, 


Mr  F.  R.  Hunt's  Little  Witch,  4  yrs,  9st  lib 

{SOL)  -  -  -  -  S.  Loates  2 

Mr  W.  S.  Menzies's  Gang  Warily,  4  yrs,  9st  1ft 

(50Z.)  -  -  -  -  C.  Loates  3 

Mr  Ashmead's  Magda,  3  yrs,  8st  2lb  (502.)  H.Rudd  - 
Mr  E.  Weeyer's  Young  Hopeful,  3  yrs,  8st  916  (502.)  Hill  - 
Mr  J.  Dover's  bl.  f.  by  Sir  Bevys,  out  of  Tisayac, 

2  yrs,  6st  4n>  (602.)      -  -  W.  Calder  - 

Baron  de  Tuyll's  Lucy  Lancaster,  2  yrs,  6st  4lb 

(602.)  -  .  -  -      Batho  - 

6  to  4  on  Little  Witch,  6  to  1  agst  Tonng  Hopeful,  7  to  1 
agst  Gang  Warily,  100  to  8  agst  the  Tisayac  filly,  and 
20  to  1  each  agst  the  others.  Won  by  a  length,  two 
lengths  between  the  second  and  third. — The  winner  was 
sold  to  Mr  S.  Darling  for  llOgs. 

The  Beaufort  Handicap  Plate  of  150  soy.;  entrance  5  soy. 
for  starters;  fiye  furlongs  (1462.) 
Sir  W.  Throckmorton's  Simnel,  by  Brown  Bread, 

aged,88tl2lb  -  -  -    Watts  1 

Mr  R.  Tompkins's  Ricochet,  3  yrs,  6st  3lb-  Calder  2 

Mr  R.  B.  Longland's  Wickham,  4  yrs,  88t  2n5  -  CJlement  3 


9st  in>  (502.)  - 


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Mi68  StraDgTtiiys's  'br.  f .  by  Rocooo,  dam  by  Master 

Tent  on,  out  of  Forest  Lass,  3  yrs,  Tst  -  J.  Giles  — 

M--  T.  CaiDon's  Aromatic,  3  yrs,  6st  1  lib     J.  Robinson  - 
D.  of  Beaufort's  The  Triumph,  3  yrs,  6st  3lb    -T.  Loates  - 
13  to  8  on  Simnel,  7  to  2  agst  Wickham,  8  to  1  agst  The 
Triumph,  and  160  to  8  agst  Aromatic.   Won  by  a  neck^ 
a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  first  year  of  the  thirty-third  Biennial  Stakes  of  10  soy. 
each  for  acceptors,  with  100  soy.  added,  for  two  yrs  old;  the 
second  FaTed  his  stake;  entrance  2  soy.  the  ouly  forfeit  if 
declared  by  March  3rd;  five  fnrloDgs  (25  subs.  8  of  whom 
paid  entrance  only — 248/.) 
Mr  W.  Goater's  br,  f.  by  BotherhiU,  ont  of 

Sacrilege,  8su  8&-  -  -  J.  Groater  1 

Ld  Portsmouth's  Gules,  9st        -  -      A.  Giles  2 

Col.  O.  Willans'sFloribel,  Sstlllb     -  S.Xoateh  3 

D.  of  Beaufort's  Catherine  Swinford,  8st  8ft  Wilton  - 
MrF.  E.  Lyon's  br.c.  by  Wisdom— Brenta,88tl  lib  A-Roden  - 
Mr  E.  Moore's  Home  Bred,  8st  1  lib  -  Rawlinson  - 

6  to  4  on  Gules,  6  to  1  agst  the  Sacrilege  filTy,  and  €  to  1 
agst  the  Brenta  colt.  Won  by  half  a  length,  two  lengths 
between  the  second  and  third. 

Wednesday.— The  Lansdown  TwoyrsoldPlat«of  10  sot. 
each,  5  ft  with  LOO  wadded;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  anction 
for  500  SOT.  with  allowances  if  for  less;  entrance  3gs;  fiTe 
furlorgs  (10  Bubs.-^161i.  17^) 

Portsmouth's  Gules,  by  Tomahawk,  9st  3lb 
(500Z.)        -  .  -  -   A.  Giles.  1 

Mr  T.  Sterens's  Impression,  Sat  71b  (lOOZ.)       C.  Loates  2 
Mr  K.  Wood's  Rosasy,  88t  4tb  (lOOL).         -  S.  Loates  8 
3  to  1  oik  Guks,  6  to  1  agst  Hosaiy,  and  ■  7  to  1  agst  Im- 
pression.  Won  by  six  lengths.— The  winner  was  nold 
to  Mt  S.  Darling  for  610gs. 
The  Worcester  Welter  Piste  of  100gB«'  the  winner  to  be 
sold'foy  atiction  for  150  soy.  with  allowances  if  for  leea^  en- 
tvanee  -5-  sov. ;  one  mite  ( lOCU.) 
Mr  E.  R.  Smith's  C^tlindan  by  See8awi  af«d,ilai&«Ib 

(50i.)  .  -  .  -    WattB  1 

Mr  F.  Lelea's  StribM-Iigbt,  4  yrs,-88t.5l^ 

{501)  -  .  C.  LoKtM  2 

Mr  F.  W.  H.  Parsons's  Sweet  Violet,  3  yr8>  .78t  lllb 

(60i.)  ....    Booty  8 

Mr  S.  Darling's  Grandee,  6  yrs,  9st  3lb  (50Z.)     Watson  4 
3  to  1  on  Cylinder,  6  to  1  agst  Grandee,  10  to  1  agst  Stnke- 
a-Light,  and  lOu  to  6  agst  Sweet  Violet  Wonby  three- 
quartevs  of  a  length,  a  bad  third. — The  winner  waatold 
to  Mr  T,  SteYens,  jun.,  for  240gs. 


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Her  Bl^esty'fl  Plate  of  SOOgs;  three  jib  M,  7st  71b,  four, 
98t,  fire  and  upwards,  9st  59f ;  two  miles. 
Mr  W.  r  Anson's  Chislehnisti  by  Beanchre,  5  jtb  Fagan  1 
D.  of  Beaufort's  Pellegrini,  3  yra  -  -   S.  Loates  S 

I>.  of  Hamilton's  Cosmos,  5  yrs  -  -  Watts  3 

D.  of  Hamilton's  Pero-Flor,  3  yrs  -  -  ISawlinson  - 

ISiV.  W.  H.  Parsons's  Pansj  Blossom,  3  yrs  -  Booty  - 
Mr  Aslmead's  Magda,  3  yrs  -  H.  Badd,  jan.  - 
Mr  Somers's  Rock  Flower,  3  yrs*        -  Wilton  - 

Mr  O.  J.  Msrry's  br.  c  by  PeUegriao,  out  ot  Nanny 

Thorraanby,  3  yrs  ...  SiUen  - 

13  to  8  on  Chislehnrst,  9  to  4  agst  Cosmos,  and  100  to  8  agst 
any  other.  Won  by  five  lengths;  Pero  Flor  was  left  at 
the  post,  and  the  Nanny  Thormanby  colt  bolted  and  f eU. 

The  Dyrhajn  Park  Plate  (handicap)  of  lOOgs;  the  winner 
to  be  sold  by  auction  for  200  soy.,  if  for.  1 00  boy.  allowed  7lh; 
entrance  3gs;  six  fnrlongs  (lOlZ.  17«.} 
Mr  S.  Smith's  b.  h.  by  Gforge  Frederick,  ont  of 

Benares,  5  yrs,  8flt  Ulb  (100^.)      -  -   Watts  1 

Ilfr  F.  B.  Hunt's  Bowman,  3  yrs,  7st  79s  (1002.)  S.  Loates  2 
Bir  S.  Meazies*s  Gang  Warily,  4  yrs,  8st  (100;.)Bawlinson  3 
Mr  J.  Mmnford's  Vertne,  4  yrs,  8st  ^  (1002.)  C.  Loates  -> 
Mr  J.  HolBoan'js  Cflslia,  5  yn^  Sst — car,  8st  2lb 

(1002.)  -  -  -  -  A.  Giles  - 

Mr  A.  Taylor's  b.  c  by  Sefton,  dam  by  Blair  Athol, 

ont  of  Duty,  4  yrs.  78t  lOlb  (lOOZ.)  -    Wilton  - 

Mr  Manton's  Lord  Molyneux,  3  yrs,  78t  7lb  (1002.)Gallon  - 
Mr  John  Charlton's  Newbridge,  8  yrs,  7st  6lb  ( 1 002. ) Batho  - 
6  to  4  agst  Bowman*,  3  to  1  agst  the  Benares  horse,  6  to  1 
agst  Vertue,  and  100  to  14*  agst  *  Gang  Warily.  Won  by 
a  length,  a  length  and  a  half  between  the  second  and 
third;  Newbridge  bolted.— l%e  winner  was  sold  to  Mr 
F.  R.  Hftot'fior  iaOgs.. 

The  Badminton  Staibes  (handicap)  of  5  soy.  each  for 
starters,  with  100  added;  wmners  extra;  entrance  Sgs;  Ayo 
fnrlongs  (2  subs.— 1012.  Us.) 

Sir  W.  Throckmorton's  Siimret^ged,  Sst  litS  (faicl. 

lOB)  extra)   -  -  -  -      Watts  1 

D«  of  BeanfortU  The  Triumph,  3  yrs,  5st  71b   T.  Loates  2 
5  to  1  on,  Simnel.    Won  by  three  lengths. 

The  WeataA^i  Stakes  at  10  soy.,  each,  b.  ft.  with  100  soy. 
added,  for  two  yea  old;  entcaiuie  3gs,  the  only  forfeit  if 
declared  by  March  3rd;  six  furlongs  (24  subs.  6  of  whom 
paid  entrance  only — 2162. 17*.) 

Mr.  E.  WeeYer's  Buy  a  Broom,  by  Bertram,  or  Wisdom, 

9st2lb'-  -  -  -  -   Hill  1 

Mr  E.  0.  Godfrey's  Montreal,  8st  69)         -   J.  Goater  2^ 


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EACING  CALENDAE, 


Mr  Somen's  Bow  Church,  8st  41b  -  -   C<  Loates  3 

Mr  G.  Cleyeland'B  Wild  Notes,  Sst  2lb  -  S.  Loates  - 

Mr  G.  W.  Lea's  Lnperator,  8st  9fb-  -      Watson  - 

Mr  J.  Dover's  Washington,  8st  655      -  -  Pugh  - 

D'.  of  Hamilton's  Shifter,  Sst  4lb  -  -     A.  Giles  > 

Mr  Cbinley's  Silver  Bell,  Sst  Sib  -  -Fagan  - 

Even  on  Bny  a  Broom,  9  to  2  agst  Shifter,  7  to  1  agst 

Montreal,  8  to  1  agst  Wild  Notes,  and  10  to  1  agst  any 

other.  Won  by  a  length,  a  bad  third. 

There  was  also  a  hunters'  race  on  this  day — see  Steeple 
Chase  Volume. 


MANCHESTER  Whitsuntide  Meeting. 

Tuesday,  May  the  26th.— A  Maiden  Plate  of  150  sov. 
for  maidens  at  entry;  entrance  8  soy.;  six  furlongs  (147^) 
Ld  Zetland's  Balmoral,  by  King  Lnd ,  3  yrs,  8st  1 2lb  Archer  I 
Mr  T.  Valentine's  Cassia,  3  yrs,  Sst  12lb  -  Weldon  2 
Mr  F.  Green's  Doubtful,  3  yrs,  Sst  12lb  -  G.  Barrett  3 
Ld  EUesmere's  br.  c.  by  Hampton,  out  of  Frittella, 

2  yrs,  6st  1S9$     -  -  -         A.  White  4 

Mr  S.  Piatt's  Blue  Stone,  2  yrs,  6st  13lb  -  E.  Martin  5 
Mr  W.  Sfeyeoson's  Explosion,  3  yrs,  98t  lib      Snowden  6 

1 1  to  8  agst  the  Frittella  colt,  100  to  30  agst  Balmoral,  100 
to  15  agst  Cassia,  100  to  12  agst  Explosion,  10  to  1  agst 
Doubtful,  and  20  to  1  agst  Blue  Stone.  Won  by  a  lengthy 
a  neck  between  the  second  and  third,  a  bad  fourth. 

The  Derby  Stakes  of  10  sot.  each,  5  ft.  with  15  soy.  added, 
for  three  yrs  old  and  upwards;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by 
auction  for  150  soy.}  one  mile  (8  subs. — 50Z.) 
Mr  T.  Green's  Prime  Cheddar,  by  Prince  Charlie,  3  yrs, 

.  Sst  2tb  (J.  Fagan),  walked  over. 

The  Hartington  Plate  of  400  soy.  added  to  a  Sweepstakes 
of  5  SOY.  each  for  starters  (the  sweepstakes  to  the  second), 
for  two  yrs  old;  entrance  Sgs  for  acceptors;  five  furlongs 
(3  subs.~886Z.  12s.) 

MrR.  Peck's  The  Bard,  by  Petrarch,  9st  7lb  Archer  I 
Mr  H.  Robertson's  br.  c.  by  Muncaster,  out  of  Be- 

Teillon,  9st  -  •  -  Fagan  2 

Mr  Lefeyre's  Villenenye,  8st  8Ib     «  Wainwright  S 

10  to  1  on  The  Bard,  100  to  7  agst  the  Beyeillon  colt,  and 
25  to  1  agst  Villeneuye.  Won  in  a  canter  by  half  a 
length,  four  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Salford  Borough  Handicap  of  1000  soy.,  added  to  a 
Sweepstakes  of  5  soy.  each  for  starters  (the  sweepstakes  to 
the  second):  entrance  13  boy.  for  acceptors;  one  mile  (11  subs. 
9921) 


Digitized  by 


MANCHESTER  Whit.  Mbbtoto.  129 


Mr  ^biseton's  McMahon,  by  Macgregor,  5  yrs, 

88t  lOlb  -  -  Archer  1 

Mr  Townley -Parker's  Hammoon,  4  yrs,  7st  lib  A.  White  2 
Gen.  Owen  WilliamB's  Ct^ort,  5  yrs,  Ist  6lb  Lashmar  S 
Xjd  Hartington's  Comima,  5  yrs,  7st  8lb  -  Luke  4 
Mr  C.  J.  Lefeyre's  Hermitage,  4  jrs,  Sst  13lb  Webb  - 
Mr  R.  C.  Naylor's  Fnlmen,  5  yrs,  Sst  9lb  G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  F.  Morton's  Dalmeny,  6  yrs,  7st  lOlb-  E.  Martin  - 
Mr  W.  Sadler's  Incendiary,  aged,  7st  8Ib  -  ^S^^^  - 
Mr  J.  Martin's  Prince  Henry,  4  yrs,  6st  lOfl)  Wall  - 

Mr  W.  Sanderson's  Hambletonian,  4  yrs,  6st  Sfb  Finley  - 
Mr  Hobson's  Goldstone,  3  yrs,  6st  7Tb  Tomlisson  - 
5  to  4  agst  McMahon,  6  to  I  agst  Hammoon,  10  to  1  each 
agst  Hermitage  and  Comnna,  100  to  8  agst  Dalmeny, 
100  to  7  agst  Hambletonian,  20  to  1  agst  Incendiary, 
3S  to  1  each  agst  Goldstone,  Cohort,  and  Prince  Henry, 
and  60  to  1  agst  Fnlmen.  Won  in  a  canter  by  four 
lengths,  six  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Tuesday  Selling  Plate  of  200  boy.  for  two  yrs  old, 
68t  I2lb,  three,  8st  13Ib,  four  and  upwards,  9st  lOK;  m.  and 
g.  allowed  3tb;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  50  sot.; 
entrance  5gs;  five  furlongs,  straight  ^1942.  ISs.) 
Mr  B.  Peck's  b.  g.  Hungarian,  by  Eisber,  3  yrs  Archer  1 
Mr  T.  Green's  b.  c.  Treason,  2  yrs  -  -      Finley  2 

Mr  S.  Piatt's  b.  c.  St  Eeyne,  3  yrs       -  Fagan  3 

2  to  1  on  Hungarian,  5  to  2  agst  Treason,  and  100  to  8 
agst  St  Eeyne.  Won  in  a  canter  by  a  neck,  a  bad  third. 
— The  winner  was  bought  in  for  350gs. 

The  Philips  Handicap  of  150  sov.,  added  to  a  Sweepstakes 
of  5  SOY.  each  for  starters;  entrance  8gs;  five  furlongs  (5 
subs.— 166Z.  178.) 

Mr  W.  R  Marshall's  Liffey,  by  Skyhu-k,  4  yrs, 

6st  13lb      -  -  -  -   F.  Finley  1 

Mr  A.  Greasl^'s  Flower  of  England,  6  yrs,  Sst  9lb  Fagan  2 
Mr  R.  Peck's  SoUtude,  3  yrs,  Sst  6lb  -    C.  Wood  S 

Mr  B.  Booth's  Whitechapel,  6  yrs,  7st  -  -  Wall  4 

Mr  Bleaymire's  Camphene,  3  yrs,  Gst  6lb     -  Tomlisson  6 
2  to  1  agst  Liffey,  6  to  2  agst  Flower  of  Finland,  4  to  1 
agst  Whitechapel,  and  10  to  1  agst  Solitude.  Won 
yery  easily  by  two  lengths,  half  a  length  between  the 
second  and  third,  a  bad  fourth. 

Wednesday. — The  Wednesday  Selling  Two  yrs  old  Plate 
of  150  SOY.;  colts,  Sst  13lb,  fillies,  Sst  lOlb;  the  winner  to  be 
sold  by  auction  for  50  soy.;  entrance  3gs;  five  furlongs 
(146/,  17<.) 

F  3 


Digitized  by 


190  KACIDTCf  CALENDAB, 


Capt.  Machell's  ch.  f .  West  End,  by  Westboume, 

(car.  88t  lllb)  -  -  -  -  ATcher  1. 

Lady  Vivian's b.  c.  EUangowan-  -      G.Barrett  2 

Mr  T.  Green's  b.  c.  Treason  -  Snowden  S 

Mr  J.  W.  Lee's  b.  c.  Bagley  Green  -  Piatt'  4 

Mr  R.  Williamson's  b.  f.  by  Balqnbidar,  oat  of  Litfls 

Nell  (car.  88t  12lb)   -  -  -  W^bb  5 

6  to  4  agst  EUangowan,  5  to  2  agst  Treason,  9  to  2  iigst 

West  End,  and  100  to  15  agst  tbe  Little  JNell  filly.  Won. 

by  balf  a  length,  a  bad  third. — The  winner  was  sold  to 

Mr  L.  Forster  for  210gs,  and  Mr  Green  claimed  Ellaa- 

gowan  for  Mr  Coates. 

The  City  Welter  Handicap  Plate  of  160  boy.;  winners 
extra;  horses  entered  by  6  p.m.  on  May  26tfa  to  be  fiold  by 
auction  for  100  boy.  allowed  7Jb;  entrance  Sgs;  fiYe  fnrlongs 
(146/.  17«.) 

Mr  A.  Eelsall's  Melita,  by  Lowladder,  3  yrs* 

7st  41b  (100/.)  -  -  -F.  Barrett  1 

Mr  G.  Oliver's  Banker,  4  yrs,  8st  13ft  (ind. 

7ft  extra)    -  -  -         J.  Woodbum  2 

Mr  R.  Craig's  Sillerbnrn,  3  yrs,  7st  lib  (100/.)Tomlin8on  a 
Mr  T.  Valentine's  Xarifa,  4  yrs,  9st  1ft  -  Weldon  - 
Mr  J.  Drislane's  Jane  Shore,  4  yrs,  Sst  lift  Snowden  • 
Mr  J.  Caims'g  Captain  Blue,  aged,  Sst  9ft  -J.  Osborne  - 
Mr  W.  P.  Greenall's  Export,  6  yrs,  Sst  7ft  Bmckshaw  - 
Mr  Bleaymire's  Camphene,  3  yrs,  7st  71b  -  Connor  - 
Mr  Hibbert*s  Princess  Victoria,  3  yrs,  7st  2Ib  (100/.)  Wall  - 

96  to  40  agst  Princes?  Victoria,  11  to  2  agst  Jane  Shore, 
6  to  I  agst  Banker,  100  to  15  agst  Captain  Blue,  and  10 
to  1  agst  Melita.  Won  by  a  neck,  the  same  between 
V\Q  second  and  third. 

•  The  Stewards'  Welter  Handicap  of  5  soy.  each  forsUat^ 
(the  sweepstakes  to  the  .^cond),  with  600  soy.  added;  en- 
trance lOgs  for  acceptors;  five  fiuioBgt.  (13  snhe*— 484/.  10#.) 
Mr  H.  Hungerford's  Biightan^  by  Besierooiai^ 

3  yrs,  Set      -  -  -  G.  Batrett  1 

Mr  Leopold  de  Bothsdiiad^s  Cairo,  3  yiB^  SsC  Itb  F.Bairett  2 
MrToMitley.Parker'sPmery,  4yrs,S8t8ft  Wafawright  8 
Mr  Man  ton's  Energy,  5  yrs,  list  6ft       -  Wd>b  4 

Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  Gordon,  4  yrs,  9«t  -  CL  Wood  - 

Col.  Forester's  The  Wrekin,  4  yrs,  Set  13ft  ArcAer  - 
Mr  F.W.  LamUon's  Poor  Thing,  4  yrs,  7st  1  IftTomlinson  - 
Mr  W.  Brown's  Grand  Compoeer,  3  yrs,  78t  71b  Lnke  - 
Ld  Rosebery's  Glamour,  3  yis,  7st5ft  -      Wall  - 

Mr  J.  Lowtber's  Thuringian  Queen,  3  yrs, 
Tst  6fc  -  -  -        J,  Woodbum  - 


Digitized  by 


MAN0JGEE6TBR  Whtf.  M«tihg.  ISl 


Mr  W.  Gilbert's  IMchner,  S  yn,  7rt  Sib  -  A.  White  - 
Lid  JSnesmere's  Braylcy,  6  jnrs,  Tst    -  J.  Fordham  - 

Mr  Sanderson's  Monsieiir  de  Paris,  3  yn,  78t  Finlej  - 
^  to  1  agst  The  Wsekin,  6  to  1  agst  Energy,  100  to  15  agst 
Brighton,  8  to  I  agst  Gordon,  10  to  1  each  agst  Monsienr 
de  Paris,  Dulcimer,  and  Cairo,  100  to  9  agst  Grand 
Composer,  100  to  8  agst  Brayley,  and  ^  to  1  each  agst 
ThoiiDgian  Qneen,  Pilleiy,  tmd  Poor  Thing!.  Won  bj 
a  length,  the  same  betiween  the  second  and  £ird,  a  good 
fourth. 

The  May  Plate  of  200  soy^  by  snbscrfption  of  5  sot.  each, 
^th  170  BOT.aAded;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for 
100  soF.;  one  mile  (7  subs.— 2002.) 
Mr  R.  Peck's  Archer,  by  See  Saw,  4  yrs,  8Bt  9lb 

Ccar,  88t  lOlb)      -  -  -  Archer  1 

€oL  Forester  s  BlitB,3  jtBt  7st  ISfb  -  G.  Eamtt  8 

Mr  W.  Sadler's  iBoendiary,  aged,  9at  Bfb  -        Snowden  3 
Mr  J.  Shephesd's  Merrhnake,  6  yrs,  Sst  ISlb    Heart6eld  4 
Mr  W.  P.  Greenall's  PriscilU,  4  yrs,  8st  9%   Bmckshaw  5 
9  to  4  on  Aroher,  5  to  1  agst  Incendiary,  and  10  to  1  each 
agjA  the  others.   Won  by  a  short  neck,  three  lengths  be- 
tween the  second  and  third. — 1  he  winner  was  bought 
in  for  290gs,  and  Mr  Sadler  daimed  Blits. 

A  Two  yrs  old  Selling  Plate  of  300  soy.,  by  subscription  of 
9  BOY.  each,  with  240  soy.  added;  colts,  9st,  fillies  and  geld- 
ings, Sst  11 the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  soy.; 
fiTe  fnitoags  (13  snhe.— 300/.) 
D.  o€  Hasiltoa's  br.  f.  ChartEeme,  by  Dutch 

Skater  ....  C.  Wood  1 
Mr  T.  Hughes's  br.  c.  Chester  -  Archer  2 

Mr  G.  ClcYeland's  ch.  f .  Bashful  (coc  88t  12n>)  Webb  3 
Mr  J.  Piatt's  f .  Hibemia     -  -        Bmckshaw  4 

21  to  16  on  Chester,  and  7  to  4  agst  Chartreuse.  Won  by 
a  head,  foar  lengths  between  the  second  and  third.— 
*rho  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  Hughes  for  420gs. 

The  Isonomy  Plate  (handicap)  of  400  boy.,  by  subscription 
ot  3gs  each,  7gs  extra  for  acceptors,  or  16  soy.  for  starters, 
with  153/.  lis.  added;  one  mile  (37  subs.  21  of  whom  paid 
Zga  -each — 4002.) 

Mr  W.  Winn's  Lady  Castlereagh,  by  Castlereagh, 

Syrs,  6«t4ib      -  -Finley  1 

Mr  Towniey-Parkcr's  Hammoon,  4  yrs,  7st  1  OB)  G.  Barrett  2 
Mr  T.  Hughes's  Brave,  6  yrs,  Sst  4lb    -  C.  Wood  3 

Baron  de  Hirsch's  LaYCrock,  3  yrs,  7st  18tt  -  Lashmar  - 
Xd  Eai6smere's  Prince  Budolph,  4  yrs,  78t      F.  Barrett  - 


Digitized  by 


182  RACING  CALENDAR, 


Mr  W.  I'Adsod'b  Hambledon,  8  yrs,  est  6lb 

(car.  est  SDj)  -  -  J.  Woodbum  - 

7  to  4  agst  Hammoon,  3  to  1  agst  Brave,  9  to  2  agst  Hamble- 
don,  100  to  14  agst  Lady  Castlereagh,  and  100  to  7  agst 
Prince  Rudolph.  Won  by  a  leng^,  the  same  between 
the  second  and  third. 

The  John  o'  Gannt  Plate  of  400  sot.  added  to  a  Sweep- 
stakes of  5  SOY.  each  for  starters  (the  sweepstakes  to  the 
second),  for  two  yrs  old;  entrance  8gs  for  acceptors;  six  fur- 
longs (3  snbs. — 3862.  128.) 

Mr  R.  Peck's  The  Bard,  9st  7lb      -  -    Archer  1 

Mr  W.  I' Anson's  Bread  Knife,  8st  1  lib  -  J.  Osborne  2 
Mr  liCfevre's  ViUenenve,  Sst  5lb     -  Wainwright  3 

5  to  1  on  The  Bard,  5  to  1  agst  Bread  Knife,  and  50  to  1 
agst  y illenenye.   Won  by  a  neck,  a  rery  bad  third. 

Thubsdat.— The  Thursday  Selling  Stakes  of  5  boy.  each, 
with  100  SOY.  added;  two  yrs  old,  Gst  7lb,  three,  Sst  8lb,  four 
and  upwards,  9st  5%;  m.  and  g.  allowed  3lb;  the  winner  to 
be  sold  by  auction  for  50  sot.;  five  furlongs  (5  subs. — 120Z.> 
Mr  R.  Williamson's  b.  f.  by  Balquhidar,  out  of 

Little  Nell,  2  yrs  (car.  6st  7lb)  -  -  F.  Barrett  1 

Mr  B.  Howett's  b.  f .  St  Genovieve,  3  yrs  -A.  Giles  2 

MrBleackley'sb.  f.  Candavia,  2yrs  -     Davidson  3 

5  to  4  on  the  Little  Nell  filly,  and  13  to  8  agst  St  Geno- 
vieve. Won  by  two  lengths,  a  bad  third. — The  winner 
was  sold  to  Mr  H.  B.  Craig  for  170gs. 

The  Public  Sale  Stakes  of  7  sov.  each  for  starters,  with 
200  BOY.  added,  for  two  yrs  old,  purchased  as  yearlings  at 
public  auction  in  1884;  those  entered  to  be  sold  by  auction 
for  200  sov.  allowed  5lb,  if  for  100  soy.  lOfi);  entrance  2  soy.; 
five  furlongs  (4  6ubs.**2192.) 
Mr  T.  Jennings,  jun.'s  Beaulieu,  by  Beaaderc, 

8st2lb      -  -  -  -     C.  Wood  1 

Mr  J.  W.  Smith's  b.  c.  by  Pellegrino,  out  of  Celosia, 

8st2lfo      -  -  -  -      A.  Giles  2 

Mr  Linde's  Ashplant,  8st  2lb  -  -    Piatt  3 

Mr  R.  Vyner's  Moonstruck,  7st  6lb  (lOOZ.)  -        Finley  4 

7  to  4  on  Beaulieu,  7  to  2  agst  Ashplant,  and  100  to  12 
each  agst  the  others.  Won  easily  by  a  length,  half  a 
length  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Duchy  Welter  Handicap  of  5  sov.  each  for  starters, 
with  150  added;  winners  extra;  entrance  3gs;  sevetf  fur- 
longs (4  subs.— 161/.  17«.) 
Mr  W.  I' Anson's  Hambledon,  by  Standard, 

3  yrs,  78t  6fiS      -  •  -    J.  Woodbnm  1 


Digitized  by 


MANCHESTER  Whit.  Mbktihg.  13S 


Mr  T.  Valentine's  Cassia,  3  yrs,  78t  -Tomlinson  2 

Mr  J.  Pickersgiirs  ch.  g.  by  Salyator,  ont  of 

Peffar,  5  yrs,  9st  (incl.  5lb  extra)-  J.  Osborne  3 

Mr  Abington's  Lyric,  aged,  9st  Iffi      -  Archer  4 

7  to  4  OD  Lyric,  1 1  to  2  each  agst  the  Peffar  gelding  and 
Hambledon,  and  100  to  8  agst  Cass'a.  Won  by  two 
lengths,  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Manchester  Gup  (handicap)  of  2000  sov.  added  to  a 
Sweepstakes  of  2ff  boy.  each,  10  ft;  the  second  received 
100  SOY.  and  the  third  50  sov.  out  of  the  stakes;  entrance  3g8y 
the  only  forfeit  if  declared  by  May  4th  $  to  start  at  the  half- 
mile  post  and  go  once  round,  about  one  mile  and  three  quar- 
ters (76  sabs.  48  of  whom  paid  entrance  only— 23262.  17«.) 
Mr  B.  Jardine's  Borneo,  by  Adyentarer,  4  yrs, 

7st  Ift  -  -  -  F.  Barrett  1 

Mr  H.  Hnngerford's  Xema,  5  yrs,  est  13lb  -  Bickaby  2 
Mr  T.  Chaloner^B  Crom-a-boo,  4jn,  6st  71b  G.Woodbnm  3 
Ld  Bosebery*8  Polemic,  5  yrs,  7st  -    Tomlinson  4 

Mr  Blainley's  Pizarro,  4  yrs,  Sst  9fi>    -  -  Archer  - 

Mr  F.  Gebhard!s  Eole,  aged,  Sst  7%  (car.  Sst  12lb)  Webb  - 
D.  of  Westminster's  Sandiway,  4  yrs,  Sst  3Ib  G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  Abington's  Grim  Tartar,  4  yrs,  Sst  -  C.Wood  - 
Mr  B.  Craig's  Blae  Grass,  5  yrs,  7st  13lb  (car.  Sst) A.Giles  - 
Ld  Bosebery's  Kinsky,  4  yrs,  78t  ISlb       -  Piatt  - 

Mr  C.  J.  Lefevre's  Tombola,  4  yrs,  78t  6lb  Tomllsson  - 
Mr  H.  Bobertson's  Stndley,  4  yrs,  7st  lib  -J.  Woodbum  - 
Miss  Isabella  Graham's  Wire,  4  yrs,  68t  llfi>  (car. 

68tl2lb)  -  -  -  -      A.  White  - 

Mr  T.  Cannon's  Postscript,  4  yrs,  6st  7fi)  Bobinson  - 
Mr  J.  Hammond's  Eurasian,  8  yrs,  6st  59)  -  Wall  - 

6  to  2  agst  Borneo,  5  to  1  agst  Crim  Tartar,  7  to  1  agst 
Pizarro,  100  to  14  agst  Eurasian,  100  to  9  agst  Sandiway, 
20  to  1  agst  Kinsky,  30  to  1  agst  Wire,  33  to  1  each  agst 
Studley,  Xema,  Postscript,  (>om-a-boo,  Polemic,  and 
Blue  Grass,  50  to  1  agst  Eole,  and  66  to  1  agst  Tombola. 
Won  by  a  length,  four  lengths  between  the  second  and 
third,  and  half  a  length  between  the  third  and  fourth. 

The  Lambton  Plate  of  150  sov.;  three  yrs  old,  Sst  2Tb,  four, 
9st5lb,  five  and  upwards,  QstSib;  m.  and  g.  allowed  3tb;  the 
winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  50  sov.;  entrance  5gs ;  ona 
mile  (144;.  15«.) 

Ld  Ellesmere's  b.  or  br.  c.  Prince  Budolph,  by 

Prince  Charlie,  4  yrs         -  -       G.  Barrett  1 

Mr  T.  Green's  br.  c.  Blitz,  3  yrs     -  -  C.  Wood  2 

3  to  1  on  Blitz.  Won  by  a  head. — ^The  winner  was  sold  to 
Mr  W.  PAnson  for  220gs. 


Digitized  by 


184  ITAeiNG  CALENDAR, 


The  Stamford  Welter  Handicap  of  150  sot.  added  to  a 
Sweepstakes  of  5  sot.  each  for  starters  (the  sweepstakes  to 
the  second):  winners  extra;  entrance  Sgs;  six  fnrlongs  Qld 
subs.— 14  W.  17*.) 

Mr  J.  Hammond's  Strathblane,  hy  Kingcraft,  aged, 

lOstTft)  ....  Webb  1 
Mr  R.  C.  Naylor's  Fast  and  Loose,  4  yrs,  98t  2llr 

(incl.  lOib  extra)      ...       Archer  2 
Mr  W.  Sanderson's  Cliftonian,  4  yrs,  8et  4ft     Snowden  3 
Mr  R.  Peck's  SoHtnde,  3  yrs,  Sst  I2lb         -       Sharpe  - 
Mr  H.  Sopp's  Panillac,  6  yre,  Sat       -         &.  Barrett  - 
Mr  J.  Shepherd's  Whirlpool,  6  yrs,  78t  lOft  •         Piatt  - 
Col.  He>  ward's  Pola,  4  yrs,  Tst  7lb      -         F.  Barrett  - 
Mr  J.  Coates's  Naamas,  3  yrs,  7st  7lb       J.  Woodbam  - 
Mr  C.  Hibbert's  Shrivenham,  8  yrs,  7st  Gfli        -  Jessop  - 
Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Kxploslon,  3  yrs,  7rt     -  ToBalason  - 
95  to  40  agst  Strathlkane,  9  to  2  agst  Fast  and  Loose,  5  to 
1  agst  Naaman,  and  10  to  1  agst  any  other.   Won  hy 
half  a  length,  the  same  between  the  second  and  third. 

Fbidat. — The  Summer  Plate  of  103  sov.;  two  yrs  old, 
78t  l2Tb,  three,  9stl2lb,  four  and  upwards^  lOet  lOIb;  m.  and 
g.  allowed  3lb;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  150  ao¥.; 
entrance  3  sov.;  fiye  furlongs  (lOOZ.) 

Mr  G.  Oliver's  b.  c.  Banker,  by  Macgregor,  4  yrs  Weldon  1 
Mr  Hedworth  Lambton's  br.f .  Elsie  Marley,  dyrs  Snowden  2 
Even  on  Elsie  Marley.    Won  by  a  neck.-— The  winner, 
was  bo«ght  in  for  410g8. 

The  Be  Trafford  Welter  Cup  (handicap)  of  1000  sov.;  the 
eecond  received  60  sov.  out  of  the  plate;  by  sabecription  oi 
4  Bov.  each,  if  forfeit  be  dedared  by  May  18th,  10  sov.  in 
addition  if  left  in  after  that  date,  and  10  sov.  extra  for 
starters,  with  466  sov.  added  ;  winners  extra;  seven  foriongs 
(64  subs,  30  of  whom  paid  4  sov.  each— 960Z.) 
Ld  KllesmereV  Highland  Chief,  by  Hampton, 

6yr8,9st  -  -  -       G.  Batrett  1 

Mr  Leopold  4e  Bothsehild's  Middlethorpe,  6  yrs, 

9st  785  -  -  -  -      J.  Osborne  2 

Mr  MaD ton's  Energy,  6  yrs,  list     -  -      Webb  3 

CoL  Heyward's  Ordovix,  4  yrs,  8st  9lb   -  Cowley  4 

Mr  Hughes's  Brave,  6  yrs,  8st  lOIB  -  -  A.  White  - 

Ld  Lascelles^s  CLochette,  4  yrs,  8st  8lb    -  Archer  - 

Mr  H.  Hungerford's  Brighton,  3  yrs,  8st  3lb— 

incl.  lOlb  extra  (car.  8st  4tb)  -         Snowden  - 

Iid  Rosebery's  Breakfast,  3  yrs,  «st  -  -        Piatt  - 

Mr  W.  Sanderson's  Hambletonian,  4  yrs,  78t  6llS  Finley  - 
JLd  Durham's  Silver  Crown,  3  yrs,  78t  3115   J,  Woodbnm  - 


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7  to  2  agst  Energy,  6  to  1  each  agst  Silver  Crown  and 
Middlethorpe^  1 1  to  S  agnt  Brighton,  7  to  1  agst  Clochette, 
10  to  1  agst  Highland  Chief,  and  100  to  8  agst  Break- 
fast. Won  by  two  lengths,  a  neck  between  the  second  and 
third,  and  a  head  between  the  third  and  fonrth. 

The  Coenty  Bdatine  Handicap  o£  5  aor*  each  for  startera^ 
with  SAO  BOY.  added;  the  second  reoeived  S5  sov.  out  of  thfr 
flfcakeai  entranoa  5  boy.  for  starters ;  one  mile  and  a  quarter 
(4  subs, — 235^.) 

lid  Hartington's  Monolith,,  by  Albert  Victor,  3  yrs, 

Tst  4K        ....       TAfthmRr  1 
Mr  LeicTre's  Tombola,  4  yrs,  8st  3lb  (car.  8st  4% )  Snowden  2 
Mr  W.  I'Anson's  Ben  Alder,  6  yrs,  9st  lib    Brucksbaw  3 
lid  EUesmere's  Honsewife,  3  yrs,  7st  4fb    -   Tomlinson  4 
1 1  to  10  agst  Monolith,  7  to  2  agst  Honsewife,  9  to  2 
agst  Tombola,  and  1 0  to  1  agst  Ben  Alder.   Won  by  two 
lengths,  a  bad  third. 

The  Wilton  Selling  Handicap  Plate  of  150  boy.;  the 
winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  60  soy.  ;  entrance  3gs ;  five 
furlongs  (146Z.  \7s,) 

Mr  T.  Oreen's  Prime  Cheddar,  3  yrs,  Sst  71b  Snowden  I 
Mr  W.  P.  Greenall's  Expoit,  5  yrs,  88t  1  lib  Brucksbaw  2 
Mr  J.  Shepherd's  Whirlpoc^,  6  yrs,  8stl3lb  -  Piatt  3 
Mr  B.  Howett's  St  GenoYieYe,  3  yrs,  8st  6^  Weldon  - 
Mr  F.  Green's  Doubtful,  3  yrs,  8st  5ft  G.Barrett  - 

Mr  S.  Piatt's  St  Keyne,  3  yrs,  Sst  -       W.Day  - 

11  to  8  agst  Export,  4  to  1  agst  Whirlpool,  5  to  1  each  agst 
Prime  Cheddar  and  Doubtful,  and  20  to  1  each  agst  the 
others.  Won  by  a  lengUi,  a  head  between  the  second  and 
thiid.— The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  Bleajmire  foeSdOgs. 

The  Whitsuntide  Plate  of  3000  soy.;  the  second  received 
200  SOY.  and  the  third  100  sov.  out  of  the  plate;  by  subscrip- 
tion of  5  sov.  each,  if  forfeit  be  declared  by  January  6th,  if  not 
then  declared,  a  farther  subscription  of  10  sov.,  and  if  not  de- 
clared by  March  Srd,  another  subscription  of  10  sov.,  with  90 
added,  for  two  yrs  old  ;  five  furlongs  (137  subs.  16  of  whom 
paid  6  sov.  each,  and  19  paid  15  sov.  each — 2700?,) 
Mr  R.  Peck's  Philosophy,  by  Hermit,  88t  1  lib  Archer  1 
Mr  Lefevre's  Calais,  9st-  -  -        Webb  2 

Mr  Manton'a  Gav  Hermit,  9st  -  Snowden  3 

Ld  Ellesmere's  Cataract,  8st  lift-  -  G.Barrett  4 

Mr  G.  Lambert's  Chelsea,  9st  -  J.  Goater  - 

Mr  R.  Osborne's  Lord  Lumley,  98t  -   J.  Osborne  - 

Mr  M.  Williamson's  Sir  David,  9st  -  Brucksbaw  - 
Mr  W.  Winn's  Givendale,  9st    -  -       Weldon  - 

Mr  R.S.Crompton'B  Almond,  8st  lift-  -    Piatt  - 


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76  to  40  on  FhiloBophy,  5  to  1  agst  Cataract,  100  to  15  agst 
Calais,  100  to  7  agst  Chelsea,  and  25  to  1  agst  any  other. 
Won     fonr  lengths,  tfiree  lengths  between  the  second 
and  third,  and  a  neck  between  the  third  and  fourth. 
The  Friday  Two  yrs  old  Plate  of  lOOgs;  the  winner  to  be 
sold  by  auction  for  50  sov.;  entr.  2gs ;  five  furlongs  ( 102Z.  ISs.) 
Opt.  Machell*s  Erebus,  by  Cheyron,  Sst  lOlb  -   Archer  1 
Mr  J.  W.  Lee's  Bagl97  Green,  88t  109)   -  -Fhitt  8 

4  to  1  on  Erebus.-  Won  by  a  neck.~Tfae  winner  was  sold 

to  Mr  R.  Williamson  for  UOgs. 
The  Worsley  Handicap  of  5  boy.  each  for  starters,  with 
100  SOT.  added;  entrance  3  soy.;  one  mile  (5  subs. — 1172.) 
Capt.  Machell's  Nesscliff  ,by Wenlock,aged,8st  1 2lb  Archer  1 
Mr  J.  Craig's  Tame  Lowercinth ,  3  yrs,  78t  9D5  J. Woodbum  2 
Mr  W.  Sadler's  Incendiary,  aged,  9st-  -Snowden  3 

Mr  W.  Sanderson's  Cliftonian,  4  yrs,  Sst  12t>     Weldon  4 
Mr  T.  Townley-Parker's  ShriYer,  3  yrs,  Sst    G.  Barrett  5 
Eycu  on  Nesscliff,  5  to  1  each  agst  Tame  Lowercinth  and 
Incendiary,  7  to  1  agst  Shriyer,  and  10  to  1  agst  Clif- 
tonian. Won  by  a  length,  a  neck  each  between  the 
second,  third,  and  fourth. 

SALISBURY. 

Thuhsdat,  May  the  28tfa.— The  Stewards'  Plate  (welter 
handicap)  of  5  soy.  each  for  starters,  with  100  soy.  added; 
entrance  3  soy.;  the  straight  mile  (7  sabs. — 1272.) 
Mr  A.  Victor's  Corinia,  by  Albert  Victor,  4  yrs, 

Sst  6ft  (car.  Sst  Sib)  -  -  -       Watts  1 

Mr  T.  Steyens,  jnn's  Goggles,  aged,  lOst  Mr  Abington  2 
Mr  W.  A.  Kilby«B  Bertie  II,  6  yrs,  7st  12n>  (car. 

Sst  2Ib)  ...       Chesterman  3 

Mr  G.  Trimmer's  linaria,  4  yrs,  Sst  -   C.  Loatea  - 

Mr  J.  Gretton's  Cintra,  8  yrs,  Sst  -  Bawlinson  - 
Mr  F.  R.  Hunt's  Bowman,  3  yrs,  Sst  -       Gallon  - 

Mr  T.  Cannon's  The  Alderman,  3  yrs,  7st  7Ib  S.  Loates  - 

6  to  2  agst  linaria,  3  to  1  agst  Corinia,  4  to  1  agst  The 
Alderman,  5  to  1  agst  Goggles,  and  6  to  1  agst  Bowman. 
Won  by  a  length,  a  bad  third. 

The  City  Bowl  of  103  soy.;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by 
auction  for  100  soy.,  if  for  50  soy.  allowed  7lb;  entrance 
3  soy.;  fiye  furlongs  (1002.^ 
Mr  P.  Price's  Silyer  Shoe,  by  Silyio,  3  yrs,  6st  71b 

(50/.)  ....  T.  Loates  1 
Mr  A.  Victor's  Cistercian,  3  yrs,  6st  lOlb— car. 

7stllb(50/.)  -  -  -    Bawlinson  S 

Mr  A.  Sadler's  ch.  c  by  Cremome,  out  of  Modena, 

8  yrs,  6st  lOSS  (50;.)-  -  -    E.  Martin  3 


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Mr  A.  Yates's  Lady  Minnie,  5  yrs,  7st  12%  (50Z.)  Booty  - 
Sir  W.  Throckmorton's  Anisette,  3  yrs,  6st  7tb 

C60/.)       -  -  -  -   Broomfield  - 

Mr  W.  Downes's  Kebeck,  3  yrs,  6st  7Tb  {501)  E.  Giles  - 
Mr  Manton's  Lord  Molynenz,  3  yrs,  6Bt  10!o— car. 

78t(60Z.)         -  Gallon  - 

Mr  Waterhouse's  ch.  c.  by  Lowlander,  oat  of 

Snowdrop,  4  yrs,  7st  lofe  (60Z.)     -  C.  Loates  - 

Mr  W.  Howe's  Topsy-Torvy,  3  yrs,  Gst  7Ib  (50/.)  J.Calder  - 
Mr  F.  R.  Hunt's  b.  h.  by  George  Frederick,  out 

of  Benares,  5  yrs,  Set  11  lb  (502.)  -      S.  Loates  - 

5  to  2  agst  Cistercian,  3  to  1  agst  the  Benares  horse,  6  to  1  agst 
the  Modena  colt,  and  10  to  1  agst  SiWer  Shoe.  Won 
by  three  lengths,  a  head  between  the  second  and  third; 
Anisette  felL— The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  A.  Victor 
for  95gs,  and  Mr  Waterhonse  claimed  Lord  Molyneax. 

The  Stonhenge  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  two  yrs  old;  the 
winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  soy.,  if  for  60  sov. 
allowed  7 lb;  entrance  3gs;  five  furlongs  (lOU.  17«.) 
Mr  F.  B.  Hnnt's  Alda,  by  Pellegrino,  Sst  4lb 

(50Z.)      -  -  .  -     S.  Loates  1 

Mr  J.  Lowe's  Tangle,  8st  4lb  (507.)  -  C.  Loates  2 

lid  Alington's  b.  f .  by  Cyprus,  out  of  Emma 

Melbourne,  8st  4K  (50/.)-  -  Rawlinson  3 

Mr  J.  Greenwood's  b.  c.  by  Cyprus,  out  of  Fury, 

8st  7fb  (60/.)  -  Moi^an  - 

13  to  8  agst  Alda,  2  to  1  agst  the  Fury  colt,  and  5  to  2  agst 
the  Emma  Melbourne  filly.  Won  by  a  length  and 
a  half,  half  a  length  between  the  second  and  third.— 
The  winner  was  lK>ught  in  for  65gs. 

The  Salisbury  Stakes  of  10  sov.  each,  6  ft.  with  100  added, 
for  two  yrs  old ;  entrance  3  sov.  the  only  forfeit  if  declared 
by  April  7th;  five  furlongs  (21  subs.  5  of  whom  paid  entrance 
only— 197/.) 

Mr  J.  Gretton's  Bosaliad,  by  Nnneham,  8st  1  llbBawlinson  1 
D.  of  Hamilton's  Green  Wave,  8st  lllb  -  Watts  2 
Mr  J.  Hanbury*s  Diyfly,  9st     -  -       S.  Loates  3 

Mr  F.  B.  Hunt's  b.  f .  by  See  Saw,  out  of  Loving 

Cup,  8st  im        -  -  -     W.  Goater  - 

MrC.  W.Lea's  Ashgrove,8«tl  lib  •  -  Boberts  - 

Ld  Bosebery's  Dogger  Bank,  98t  -         Morgan  - 

7  to  4  on  Bosalind,  5  to  1  agst  Dogger  Bank,  and  10  to  1 
agst  Green  Wave.  Won  by  three-quarters  of  a  length, 
half  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Longleat  Plate  of  103  sov.;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by 
auction  for  100  sovr,  if  for  50  sov.  allowed  71t;  entrance 
3  sov.;  the  straight-nule  (100/.) 


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Mr  F.  Leleu's  Strike-a-Light,  by  D'Estonrael, 

4  yre,  78t  71b  (60?.)        -  -  S.  Loates  1 

Mr  F.  K  Hunt's  Tortello,  3  yrs,  Tst  6lb  (502.)  Rawlinson  2 
Mr  S.  Woodland's  Electric  Light,  8  yrs,  Tst  2lb 

(50^,)      -  Gallon  3 

Mr  Trimmer's  Ixia,  4  yrs,  78t  lOlb  (50Z.)  C.  Loatea  - 
Mr  Gilliert's  ch.  f.  by  Prince  Charlie,  out  of 

MrsGamp,  Syrs,  68tlllb(50?.)    -  T.  Loates  - 

Mr  W.  Rowe's  Squegee,  4  yrs,  7st  7Tb  (50Z.)      Bowden  - 
Mr  J.  Holman's  Ccelia,  5  yrs,  Bet  4lb  (501.)        -   Booty  - 
Even  on  Strike-a-Ligbt,  4  to  1  agst  Tortello,  and  7  to  1 
agst  the  Mrs  Gamp  filly.   Won  by  half  a  length,  three- 
quarters  of  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. — The 
winner  was  sold  to  Mr  A.  Tates  for  12Qgs. 

Fbidat.— The  Salisbury  Foal  Stakes  of  20  soy.  each,  h.  ft. 
or  3  SOT.  ft.  to  the  fund  if  dselared  by  April  7th,  with  100 
80Y.  added,  for  two  yrs  old;  the  breeder  of  the  winner  re- 
ceived 50  sov.  out  of  the  stakes;  five  furlongs  (31  subs.  18 
of  whom  paid  3  sov.  each — 2502.) 

Mr  Le^fh's  Nelly  Farren,  by  Sir  Bevys,  8st  1  lib  A.  Giles  1 
Ld  Alington's  Pampas  Grass,  8ak. 112^  .  Watts  2. 
Col.  O.  Willans's  Cross  Question,  8st  U]b  Loates  3 

MrC.  W.Lea^s  Gules,  8stl lib  -  -       Morgan  - 

6  to  5  on  NeUy  Farren,  5  to  2  agst.  Gules,  5  to  1  agst 
PampajB  Grass,  and  20  to  I  agst  Cross  Question^  Won 
by  a  length  aiui.a  half,  three  lengths  between  tiie  second 
and  third. 

The  Wilton  Park  Stakes  of  10  sov.  each,  6  ft  with  100 
added,  for  two  yrs  old;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for 
1000  809^.  with  allowances  if  for  less^;  estraace  3  sov.  the 
only  forfeit  if  declared  by  April  7th;  five  furlongs  (Hsubs. 
2'Of  wlKMn'paid  emtraace  oaiy — 1722«) 
Ld  Alington's  Merrythought,  by  Hilarious, 

88tllb*-4»r;  8at2ft  (lOOi.)      -  -A,  GUes   0  1 

MrF.B.  Hunt's  Alda^  fist  48\(100;.)  -     S.  Loates   0  2 
Ld  Bofiehery^  Pleasaunce,  8st  lib  (lOOl.)      Morgan  3 
MrBentley'silsher,  86t4lb  .(100j.)     -     Q  Loatea  - 
Mr  G.  W.  Leer's  Calliope,  8st  1 1  lb  ( lOOOZ.)  A.  Roberts  - 

7  to  4  on  Merrythought,  7  to  2  agst  Pleasaunce,  and  4  to  1 
agst  Alda.  A  dead  heat,  third  beaten  three  lengths. 
Deciding  heat — 7  to  4  on  Merryl^oQgiit:  Won  by  ax 
lengtiis. — The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  S.  Darling  for 
2602S. 

TBe.South-Westem  Bailway  Plate  of  103  sov.j  the  win- 
ner to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.,  if  for  50  sov.  allowed 
7 lb;  entrance  3  sov.;  five  furlongs  (100/.) 


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Mr  AbiDgton's  Meneria,  by  Hydromel,  3  yrs,  8st  13K 

(6<».)  ....   Watto  1 

Mi  a.  Drnoe's  ch.f.  by  Tonehat,  okI  o£  Fatcb, 

2yrB,  6st  ll%(5(»2.)       -  -  £.  Martin  S 

Mr  F.  R.  Hant's  Longfellow,  6  yrs,  lOst  1 R)  (501)  S.Loatm  8 
Mr  S.  Woodland's  Eleetrie  Light,  3  yrs, 

8Bt  13Ib  (Se2.)       -  -  Mr  S.  Woodland,  j«n.  • 

Capt.  fisher's  Francis,  3  yrs:,  98t  21b  (502.)  Mr  Sherley  - 
Mr  F.  B.  Hunt's  Little  Witch,  4  yra,  98t  llK 

(50/.)  -  .  W.  Goatflr  - 

Mr  A.  Yates's  Strike-a-Light,  4  yrs,  9st  lllb 

(60Z.)  -  -     *       -  C.  Loates  - 

Mr  J.  Hanbnry's  Lhnosa,  4  yrs,  Sst  I  lib  (507.)  Fagan  - 
Mr  W.  Wood's  Nebuchadnezzar,  2  yrs,  78t  (60?.)  Calder  - 
Mr  A.  Yates's  Cypress,  2  yrs,  6st  im  (502.)  -  J.  Giles  - 
Mr  A.  Victor's  Cistercian,  3  yn,  9bt  2lb  (602.)  Rawlinsoa  - 
Mr  J.  Gretton's  Drtiycott,  aged,  Sst  12lb  (602.)  A.  Giles  - 
Mr  F.  W.  H.  Parsons's  Sweet  Violet,  3  yrs,  8st  13lb 

(602.)  -  -  -  -  Gallon  - 

Mr  T.  Martin's  Foreland,  3  yrs,  98t  2lb — car. 

98t  4lb  (502.)  -  -  -  T.  Osborne  - 

6  to  4  on  Menevia,  4  to  I  agst  Longfellow,  100  to  8  agst 
Limosa,  and  26  to  1  agst  any  other.^Won  by  a  head,  a 
neck  between  the  second  and  third. — An  objection  to  the 
winner  for  foul  riding  was  oTcr^-ruled,  and  slie  was  boneht 
in  for  17<)gs.^Mr  F.  R.  Hunt  dedaned  to  win  with 
LoDg£ellow.  « 

The  Salisbury  Cap  (handicap),  yalne  300  aov.  by  snbscrip- 
tion.of  10  SOT.  each,  with  1.0  added;  the  straight,  mile  (30 
subs.— 3002.) 

Mr  W.  Rewe's  Fhryne,  by  Solon,  4  yrs,  7st  A.  Salter  1 
Mr  Abington's  Picador,  aged,  7st  12lb  -  C.  Lor-tes  S 
Coh  Byrne's  Catalina,  3  yrs,  6st  616  -  T;  Loates  3 

Mr  D.  Henty's  Debenture,  3  yrs,  Sst  -  S.  Loates  - 
11  to  8  OB  Picador,  3  to  1  agst  Catalina,  and  10  to  I  agst 

Fhryne.   Won  by  a  length,  half  a  length  between  the 

second  and  third. 

Uer  Majesty's  Plttte  of  SOdgs;  three  ym*  ^old,  7st  4lb,  four, 
98t,  five,  90t  7Tb,  six  and  aged,  98t  8fb  ;  th^  miles. 
Mr  W.  I' Anson's  Chislehurst,  by  Beauclerc,  5  yrs  Fagan  1 
D.  of  Hamilton's  Cosmos,  5  yrs      -  -     Watts  2 

Mr  C.  Phipps's  Springbok,  5  yrs  -        A.  Giles  3 

3  to  1  on  Chislehurst,  and  5  to  1  agst  Cosmos.   Won  by 
fifteen  lengths. 

The  other  races  at  this  meeting  were  for  hunters — 8ea 
Steeple  (}hase  Volume. 


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flARPENDEN. 

Fbidat,  May  the  29th. — The  Harpenden  Village  Plate 
(handicap)  of  103  sov.;  entrance  3  soy. ;  five  fnrlongB(lOO^.) 
Mr  W.  Burton's  Donald  Caird,  by  Scottish  Chief, 

6yra,  SstlOft  -  -  -   C.Wood  1 

Mr  H.  Heasman's  Parsley,  3  yrs,  7st  8lb  -       F.  Barrett  2 
Mr  J.  E.  Stuart's  Lenten  Fare,  3  yrs,  68t  13tb  Tomlisson  3 
1 1  to  10  on  Parsley,  6  to  4  agst  Donald  Caird,  and  7  to  1  agst 
Lenten  Fare.   Won  by  a  head,  three  lengths  between 
the  second  and  third. 

The  Manor  Two  yrs  old  Stakes  of  5  sov.  each,  with  100 
SOY.  added;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  150  soy., 
with  allowances  if  for  less;  five  furlongs  (4  subs.— 115/.) 
Mr  J.  Ryan's  ch.  1  by  The  Duke,  out  of  Gretna 

Green,  7st  12lb  {601.)  -  -  Booty  1 

Mr  W.  A.  Jarvis's  Shillingstone,  8st  2lb  (502.)  £.Bos8iter  2 
Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  Sardonyx,  7st  12fi> 

(60Z.)  -  -  -  F.  Barrett  3 

Mr  W.  South's  b.  f.  by  Beandesert,  out  of  Lizzie 

Greystock,  78t  12lb  (50/.)-  -  -C.  Wood  - 

15  to  8  on  Sardonyx,  75  to  20  agst  Shillingstooe,  and  10  to 
1  agst  the  Gretna  Green  filly.  Won  by  two  lengths,  a 
length  between  the  second  and  third. — The  winner  was 
sold  to  Mr  H.  Heasman  for  130gs. 

The  Great  Hertfordshire  Handicap  of  15  sov.  each,  10  ft 
with  200  sov.  added;  winners  extra;  the  second  received 
30  sov.  out  of  the  stakes;  entrance  Sgs  the  only  forfeit  if 
declared  by  May  1 1  th ;  about  one  mile  and  a  half,  on  the  New 
Course  (21  subs.  15  of  whom  paid  entrance  only — 236Z.  17«.) 
Mr  W.  Burton's  Vicugna,  by  Beauclerc,  4  yrs,  8st 

(iucl.  51b  extra)      -  -  -       C.Wood  1 

Count  Lehndorff 's  Botschafter  1, 5  yrs,  88t  1 2lb  £.  Rosdter  2 
D.  of  Portland's  Hurry,  3  yrs,  8st  -     F.  Barrett  3 

Mr  J.  Dover's  b.  c.  by  Wisdom,  out  of  Brenta,  3  yrs, 

68t  12n>  (car.  6st  13lb)  -  -        Wilkins  4 

MrT.  Jennings,  jun.'s  Pink  Ma^,  3  yrs,  6st  1 21&  Tomlisson  5 

6  to  4  on  Vicugna,  5  to  1  agst  Hurry,  8  to  1  agst  Botschafter  I, 
and  10  to  1  each  agst  Pink  May  and  the  Brenta  colt. 
Won  by  a  head,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and 
third. 

The  Wheathampstead  Stakes  of  5  sov.  each,  with  100  sot. 
added ;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  200  sot.,  if  for 
100  sov.  allowed  71b  ;  five  furlongs  (4  subs. — 115Z.) 
Mr  J.  A.  Craven's  Eingsdene,  by  Eingcraft,  2  yn, 

6st  5lb  (100^)   -  -  -  Amull  1 

Mr  S.H. Ashton's  Aiguillette,5yrs,8Btl  ltt)(100/.)  E.Rossiter  2 


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Mr  T.  Stevens,  jun.'s  Pibroch,  4  yrs,  8st  lllb 

(lOOZ.)      -  F.Barrett  3 

Mr  E.  Williams's  Playing  Fields,  3  yrs,  8st  9ffi 

(200/.)      -  -  -    J.  Barker  - 

5  to  4  agst  Eingsdene,  6  to  4  agst  Pibroch,  7  to  1  agst 
Aiguillette,  and  10  to  1  agst  Playing  Fields.  Won 
by  four  lengths,  a  neck  between  the  second  aad  third. 
— The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  C.  Brewer  for  250gB,  and 
Mr  Ashton  claimed  Pibroch  for  Mr  Childwick. 

The  Rothamstead  Stakes  of  10  bot.  each,  h.  ft.  with 
200  soy.  added,  for  two  yrs  old;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by 
anction  for  1000  soy.,  with  allowances  if  for  less ;  entrance 
3  soy.  the  only  forfeit  if  declared  by  March  3rd;  five  fur- 
longs (49  subs.  15  of  whom  paid  entrance  only — 387/.) 
Mr  Childwick's  Rosybrook,  by  Mnncaster,  8st  5Xb 

(200/.)      -  -  -  .     C.Wood  1 

Mr  J.  A.  Crayen's  Greeiishank,8st  1 3lb  ( 1 000/. )  E.Rossiter  2 
Mr  W.  G.  Steyens's  Prickly  Pear,  8st  (100/.)  G.  Woodbnm  8 
Mr  «r.  H.  Hoaldsworth's  b.  f.  by  Springfield,  oat  of 

CJelandine,  SstClOO/.)  -  -         Booty  4 

Mr  I/eopold  de  Rothschild's  Cortona,  8st  3lb 

(100/.)    -  F.Barrett  5 

Mr  C.  J.  Lefeyre's  l^oemie,  88t  6Ib  (200/.)      Tomlisson  6 

6  to  5  agst  Rosybrook,  2  to  1  agst  Gre^shank,  10  to  .1 
agst  Cortona,  and  20  to  1  each  agst  the  others.  Won  by 
four  lengths,  the  same  between  Sie  second  and  third. — 
The  winner  was  bought  in  for  900gs. 

The  Scurry  Handicap  of  5  soy.  eadi,  with  100  added;  the 
winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  50  soy.;  five  furlongs  (6  subs. 
—125/.) 

Mr  W.  South's  Schaukelpferde,  by  See  Saw, 

3  yrs,  8st       -  -  -  Tomlisson  1 

Ld  Cardross's  Spec,  3  yrs,  88t   -  -      F.  Barrett  2 

Mr  Childwick's  Reform  (late  Rowland  Ward),  3  yrs, 

8st  7n>    -  -  -  -        C.  Wood  3 

Mr  Heapy's  RoUo,  4  yrs,  9st  4lb      -  -     Booty  •* 

Mr  R.  B.  Longland's  Nuntius,  4  yrs,  8st  4lb  £.  Rossiter  * 
Mr  C.  Lawrence's  Lady  Rose,  3  yrs,  8st  -       G.  Morris  * 

6  to  4  on  Reform,  5  to  1  agst  Spec»  and  7  to  1  agst  Schau- 
kelpferde.  Won  by  two  lengths,  a  bad  third. 

The  Alexandra  Stakes  of  20  sov.  each,  h.  ft.  with  200  sov. 
added,  for  two  yrs  ol4;  the  second  saved  his  stake;  entrance 
3  sov.  the  only  forfeit  if  declared  by  March  3rd;  five  fur- 
longs (31  subs.  11  of  whom  paid  entrance  only — 377/.) 
Mr  C.  Blantou's  Assignation,  by  Mask,  88t  1  Olb  E.Rossiter  1 
Mr  R.  Peck's  Falstaff,  9st        -  -      C.  Wood  2 

1 1  to  8  on  Assignation.  Won  by  three-quarters  of  a  length. 


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The  High  Firs  WeltA  Handicap  of  150  soy.:  winnen 
extra;  entrance  3  sov.;  one  mile,  on  the  New  Coarse  (1470 
"Mr  Burton's  Chaperon ,  by  Speculum,  8  yrs,9st4lb  C .  Wood  1 
Mr  W.  G.  Stevens's  Grayling,  5  yrs,  98t  816  F.  Barrett  8 
Mr  J.  Lowe's  Pallas,  4  yrs,  9st  Tib-  -       Booty  3 

Mr  W.  South's  Schankdpferde,  3  yrs,  8st7H5 

(incL  7lh  extra)  ...  Tomlisson  4 
Ld  Roflebery's  Astolat,    yrs,  Sst         -       E.  Rossiter  - 

6  to  5  on  Chaperon,  3  to  1  agst  Grayling,  8  to  1  each  agst 
Pallas  and  Schankelpferde,  and  100  to  12  agst  Astolat 
Won  by  a  length,  a  had  third ;  Aertolat  bolted. 

EPSOM  Stjmmbr  MBBTDre. 

TmsDAT,  June  the  .-2nd. — The  Craren  Stakes  of  IObot. 
each,  h.  ft.  with  100  added;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by~afucttan 
for  1000  SOT.,  with  allowances  if  for  less;  one  mile  (6  subs. 
—150/.) 

Sir  G.  Chetwynd'a  Bay  Com  us,  by  Wenlock,  4  rrs, 

8Bt  41b  (200/.)        -  -  -      0.  Wood  1 

D.  of  Westminster's  Camtbnainore,  4  yrs,  9st7fb 

(lOOOZ.)   -  .  -  -        Archer  2 

Mr  J.  Terry's  Prinstead,  8  yrs,  Tst  Tllb  (600/.)  A.  White  3 
Mr  P.  Renfrew's  Modred,  5  yrs,  98t  71b  (1000/.)  A.  Giles  - 
Mr  C.  J.  Merry's  Havock,  i^ed,  »8t  SHi  (500/.)  Snowden  - 
Ld  Ellesmere's  Abbotsford,  aged,  8tt7lb  (200/. ]f  G.Barrett  - 
6  to  5  on  Cambasmore,  4  to  1  agst  Bay  Onxras,  and  10  to  I 
agst  any  otiier.  Won  by  hdf  a  lengkh,  a  bad  third.— 
Tne  winner  wassold  to  Itir  C.  J.  Ganningfaam  for  370g8. 

The  Chetwynd  Plate  of  200  soy.  for  two  yrs  old;  entrance 
4  0OT.  for  acceptors;  the  Egmont  Oourae,  fire-fttrlongs  {f9$L) 
Ifr  Leader's  LDwdown,  by  Lowlander,  8st  6lb  A.  Giles  I 
Mr  B.  Vyner's  Kiss  Not,  «8t  9lb      -  •   Archer  '2 

Mr  C.  Anfltm's  St  Valentine  II,  Sst  1 2ffi  -  Wfttts  3 

lid  Calthorpe's Escapade,  Sst 9K      -  G.Barrett  - 

Mr  B.  Ellam^s  Mr  Strange,  88Cl2lb  -  B.  Rosaiter  - 
Mr  Lawson's  Baldnr,  88t  12tb  -  W.  Nightingall  - 
Ld  Besebery's  Juniata,  8st  6!b-  -       'C.  Wood  - 

Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  Beaver,  Sst  12!b  Camion  - 
Mr  A.  Taylor's  StourMld;  8st  6]b  -  Wilton  - 

0  to  4  agst 'St  Valentine  11,  9  to  2  agstBeaTor,  7  to  1  agst 
Baldur,  100  to  12  agst  Kiss  Not,  and  100  io  8  agst  any 

.  other.  Won  by  a  neck,  two  lei^gths  between  Ate  second 
and  third. 

The  Egmont  Plate  (handicap)  of  300  soy.  ^  entrance  3  so?.; 
fiye  furlongs  (297/.) 

Mr  F.  RolmiBon's  Laceman,  by  Honiton,  aged, 
lost 41b        -  -  -  G.Barrett  .1 


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ifr  W.  Dunne's  Melianthas,  4  7n,'7at  4ft  F.  Barrett  % 
CoL  O.  Willans's  Sorpriae,  3  yrs,  7si  (car. 

7st  1ft)   -  -  -  -      A.  White  3 

Mr  Mackenzie's  Prince  William,  4  yra,  98t  lOHb-  Arcber  - 
Ld  Gadogan's  Beatrice,  6  yre,  98t  4©  -  C.  Wood  - 
'Mr  Donglas  Baird's  Offspring,  4  yrs,  9st  4ft  -  Cannon  - 
Ld  Dnrham's  KWer  Crown,  8  yrs,  78t  4ft-  J.  Woodbmn  - 
MrT.  Jennings's  Scotch  Lassie,  3  yrs,  7sfc      TomTif«mi  - 

5  to  1  each  agst  Prince  William  and  Mdianthns,  7  to  1 
agst  Surprise,  8  to  1  agst  Laoeman,  10  to  1  agst  SilTer 
Crown,  II  to  1  agst  Beatrice,  100  to  7  agst  Offspring, 
and  33  to  1  agst  Scotch  Lassie.  Won  by  » length  and 
a  half,  two  lengths  between  the  secend  and  third. 

The  Woodcoto  Stakes  of  20  my.  eaeh^  10  ft.  with  MO.added, 
tor  two  yrs  did;  coLts,  8st  12ft,£Uies  8st;9ft ;  4he  second 
leoeiTad  100  sot.  out  of  the  sfeaiMSt  entrance  3  sor.^he  only 
forfeit  if  deelaoed  by  January  6th;  .three-fttrteiS4il  a  mile 
(52  snhs.  18  of  whom  paid  entzanoe  only— 447^») 
Mr  Manton's  b.  c  Gay  Hermit,  by  Hermit  Archer  1 

Mr  C.  Austin's  ch.  c  Protectionist  -       Watts  2 

Mr  A.  Benbolm's  ch.  1  Brsw  Lass     -  A;<Oi]es  S 

Mr  M.  Dawson's  b.  c.  Alaric      -  -       J.  Oaj  - 

Mr  H.  flnngerford's  bL  f.  Little  Ledy  -  C/Weod  ^ 

Mr  6.  Lambert's  b.  e.  Chelsea     -  -    J.  Goater  - 

Ld  Kosebery'^  ch.  c  Tnlip   -  -  Cannon  • 

Mr  W.  Wood's  b.  f .  Evergreen  -  -    G.  Barrett  - 

6  to  4  agst  Gay  Hermit,  9  to  2.  agst.Braw  I«aas,  7  to  1  agst 
Chelsea,  and  10  to  1  agst  Protectionist.  Won  by  halt  a 
length,  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Epsom  Stakes  (handicap)  of  :A0O  soy.)  .the^iseeaad  ssp 
eei^ed  50  sot.  ont  of  the  stakes;  bycnbscriiptien  'of  l&  stMr. 
each,  10  ft.,  or  5  ft.  if  declared  by  May35th,  ^Mtk  240  added; 
one  mile  and  a  quarter  (33  Babft.(80  of  ^vthom  paid -6  ^soir. 
eack*-450{.). 

Ooont  Lehndorff's  Botsdiafter  I,  by  Ghamaat,  or 

Dreadnongbt,  5  yrs,  7Bt  7ft      -  -   B.  Loales  1 

Mr£.C.  Starkey'sCaTalier,  3yTS,8st  1Q&  F.A«nett  2 
Mr  C.  J.  Lefeyre's  Tombola,  4  yrs,  7Bi  7fb  TomUsson  3 
D.  of  Westminster's  Whipper4n,  6I3II8,^8Bt  12ft  .  An^r  - 
Ld  Kosebery's  Kinsky,  4  yrs,  98t    -  >  -     Cannon  - 

Mr  H.  T.  Barclay's  Criterion,  4  yrs,  Jtet  4ft  Snowden  -  - 
Ld  Lasoellea's  Ck)chette,  4  yrs,  7st  9ft  (ear. 

78t  12ft)  .  -  -  C.  Wood  - 

D.  of  Beanfort's  Lord  Strathnairn,  4  yrs,  7st  dft 

(car.  78tl0ft)    -  -  -  G.Barrett 

MrJohn  Charlton's  Lady  Katharine,  3  yiB,68t  9ft  Good  way  - 


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11  to  4  agst  Clochette,'4  to  1  agst  Cavalier,  5  to  1  agat 
Einsky,  100  to  15  agst  Botschafter  I,  7  to  1  agst 
Whipper-in,  and  10  to  1  each  agst  Criterion  and  Tombola. 
Won  hy  five  lengths,  a  neck  between  the  second  and 
third. 

The  Jnyenile  Plate  of  200  sov.  for  two  yrs  old  ;  colts,  Qst, 
fillies,  Sst  1 2lb ;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  300  sot.  ; 
entrance  5  sov. ;  five  furlongs  (195Z.) 
Mr  R.  Carington's  b.  f.  Santa  Maria,  by 

Isonomy      -  -  -  -  G.  Barrett  1 

Mr  R.  Crest's  b.  f .  Hold-hard  -  -  Archer  2 

Gen.  Owen  Williams's  ch.  c.  Eclat  -  -  C.  Wood  8 


Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  ch.  f .  Sylvia      -      Watts  - 
5  to  4  on  Hold-hard,  9  to  2  agst  Santa  Maria,  8  to  1  agst 
Sylvia,  and  10  to  1  each  agst  Dyke  and  Eclat.   Won  by 
three  lengths,  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. — 
The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  C.  J.  M«rry  for  7lOg8. 

Ld  Cadogan's  Mate,  by  Blandford,  6  yrs,  Qst  dib  (Archer), 
beat  Gen.  Owen  Williams's  Dean  Swift,  6  yrs,  8st  lOtb  (J. 
Goater),  one  mile,  500,  100  ft. — 2  to  1  on  Mate.  Won  by 
three-quarters  of  a  length. 

The  Ashtead  Stakes  of  10  sov.  each,  h.  ft.  with  200  added, 
for  two  yrs  old,  7st  7B5,  three,  9st  81b,  four  and  upwards, 
lOst  5!b  ;  m.  and  g.  allowed  3Ib;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by 
auction  for  100  sov. ;  five  furlongs  (6  subs. — 250Z.) 
J.  Gardiner  Muir'sb.  c.  Golden  Tidings,  by  Rosi- 
crncian,  3  yrs      -  -Webb  1 

Ld  Hastings's  ch.  c.  Chapel  Royal,  3  yrs        -     Archer  2 


Mr  L.  C.  Hendry's  bl.  g.  MacAlpine,  6  yra  G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  W.  Burton's  ch.  f .  Mariquita,  3  yrs  -  C.  Wood  - 
6  to  4  agst  Mariquita,  9  to  2  agst  Capitolina,  6  to  1  agst 
MacAlpine,  15  to  2  agst  Edinburgh,  100  to  12  agst 
Golden  Tidings,  and  10  to  1  agst  Chapel  Royal.  Won 
by  a  head,  three-quarters  of  a  length  between  the  second 
and  third. — The  winner  was  bought  in  for  450gs. 

The  Belmont  Stakes  (handicap)  of  5  sov.  each,  with  100  sot. 
added;  seven  furlongs  (10  subs. — 145Z.) 
Mr  R.  Peck's  Hungarian,  by  Kisber,  3  yrs,  7st  4lb  A.White  1 
Ld  Cawdor's  Grey  Parrot,  3  yrs,  Tst  5lb  -  F.  Barrett  2 
Mr  W.  M.  Redfern's  Gallant,  3  yrs,  Sst  5lb  C.  Wood  3 
Mr  H.  Portridge's  First  Fiddle ,  6  yrs,  Sst  7fl5   A.  Roden  - 


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Mr  Jos.  Davis's  br.  f .  Capitolina,  4  yrs  - 
Mr  P.  Renfrew's  b.  c.  Edinburgh,  2  yrs 


Watts  3 
-  A.  White  - 


Mr  Heasman's  Libation,  6  yrs,  Sst  7lb 


-     A.  Giles  - 


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Mr  J.  Dashwood's  Eve  (late  Eldest  Miss), 

Syrs,  88t6tt)  -  -        W.  Nightingall  - 

Connt  W.  Kaunitz's  Coast-guard,  5  yn,  8st  4lb  G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  C.  Basset's  Rotation,  3  yrs,  Tst  715        -  T.  Whelan  - 
Capt.  Bay  ley's  Shining  Light,  8  yrs,  7sfe     J.  Wood  barn  - 
2  to  1  agst  Hungarian,  1 1  to  4  agst  Gallant,  4  to  I  agst 
Libation,  100  to  9  agst  Grey  Parrot,  and  80  to  1  agst 
Eve.    Won  hy  half  a  length,  a  bad  third. 

WBDNBSDAT.^The  Epsooi  High-weight  Handicap  of 
800  SOY.,  by  subscription  of  5  soy.  each,  1  f  L  if  declared  by 
6  p.m.  on  June  1st,  with  IS9  soy.  added;  siz  furlongs  (30 
subs.  21  of  whom  paid  1  soy.  each — 2001.) 
Mr  K.  A.  Oswald's  Campanile,  by  Hermit^  4  yrs, 

8Bt  12m      -  -  .  .       Watts  1 

Ld  Bo8efoery*8  Snack,  4  yrs,  88t  7lb  (car.  8st  995)  Cannon  2 
Mr  T.  Hughes's  Commissionaire,  4  yrs,  9st  -  C.  Wood  3 
Ld  Bradford's  Kedlock,  4  yrs,  8st  9%  (car.  8st  10fi>)  Archer  - 
Col.  O.  Willana's  Surprise,  3  yrs,  78t  71b  -  A.  White  - 
Mr  A.  Victor's  Ballerina,  3  yrs,  7st  7lb  -  S.  Loates  - 

II  to  4  agst  Campanile,  9  to  2  each  agst  Surprise  and  Com- 
missionaire, 5  to  1  agst  Ballerina,  and  6  to  1  each  agst 
Kedlock  and  Snack.  Won  by  half  a  length,  the  same 
between  the  second  and  third. 

The  one  hundred  and  sixth  renewal  of  the  Derby  Stakes 
«f  50  8OY.  each,  h.  ft.  for  three  yrs  old;  colts,  9st,  iillies, 
88t  9tb;  the  second  receiyed  300  soy.  and  the  third  150  soy. 
•ut  of  the  stakes;  about  a  mile  and  a  half,  starting  at  the 
New  High  LeYel  SUrting  Post  (189  sub8.--4525/.) 
Ld  Hastings's  b.  c.  Melton,  by  Master  Kildare  •  Archer  1 
Mr  Brodrick-aoete's  b.  c.  Paradox  -  Webb  2 

Mr  Childwick's  b.  c.  Royal  Hampton  -  -A.  Giles  3 

M.  A.  Lupin's  ch.  c.  Xaintrailles  -     G.  Barrett  - 

Gen.  Pearson's  b.  c.  Red  Ruin         -  -Snowdcu  • 

Ld  Bradford's  br.  c.  Sheraton    -  -     Tomlinson  - 

Mr  W.  H.  Manser's  b.  c.  Choubra     -  -  Morgan  - 

Mr  R.  C.  Vyner's  ch.  c.  Esterlicg  -    J.  Osborne  - 

Mr  Gerard's  b.  c.  Crafton  -  Watts  - 

Ld  Alington's  br.  c.  Luminary  -  -  Piatt  - 

Ld  Bosebery's  b.  c.  by  Macaroni,  out  of  Lynette   Cannon  - 
Sir  G.  Chetwjnd's  ch.  c.  Kingwood         -      O.  Wood  - 
75  to  40  agst  Melton,  4  to  1  agst  Xaintrailles,  6  to  I  agst 
Paradox,  100  to  15  agst  Crafton,  10  to  I  agst  Royal 
Hampton,  100  to  6  agst  Kingwood,  1000  to  35  agst  Red 
Ruin,  1000  to  30  agst  Luminary,  66  to  1  agst  Sheraton, 
and  100  to  I  each  agst  Esterling,  the  Lynette  colt,  and 
Choubra.   Won  by  a  head,  a  bad  third. 
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Th«  Stanley  Stakes  of  10  scy.  each,  5  ft.,  witb  300  added; 
for  two  yrs  oM;  tke  eccond  receiyed  50  8oy.  out  of  th% 
stakes;  entrance  3  soy.,  tke  only  forfeit  if  declared  hy 
January  6tb;  the  Egmont  Course  (41  subs.  5  of  whom  paid 
entrance  onljr— 457^.) 

Mr  T.  Jennings's  £ziD0or,  by  Testmiuster, 

8st9lb      .  -  -  -    J.  Goater  I 

Col.  Forester's  Canny  Scot,  Sst  12li>    -  -Archer  2 

Hr  T.  E.  Walker's  Dochart,  8fit  •     A.  Gikb  a 

Hr  K.  C.  Vyner's  Kim  Not,  m  121b  -  J.  Osborne  ^ 
Ld  Calthorpe*s  Mystic,  est  lalb   -  -        Webb  ^ 

Mr  C.  J.  Lefevre's  Consigiie,  Sst  Wft  -  Wainwright  - 
Ld  Bosebery's  Lily  MaicI,  Set  lOlb-  Cannon  - 

Mr  £.  B.  Smith's  Bahiagowan,  8st  i29s-  -  Watts  - 

9  to  4  agst  Balnagowan,  5  to  1  «gtt  €anBy  Boot,  1 1  to.  2 
each  agst  Exfia&ot  tthd  Lily  MaU,  100  te  1%  agst  Coao 
Bigne,  100  to  S  B^t  Kiss  Hot,  and  100  to7  agst  Dodiart^ 
Won  by  three  quarters  >&t  a  length, «  bad  tMrd. 

The  Epsom  Manor  Stakes  of  !>  eacb,  urith  100  sMe^, 
for  two  yrs  old;  colts,  9st,  and  fillies,  8^  UK",  the  winner 
to  be  sold  by  auction  for  200  sov.:  Hve  furlongs  (8  subs. — 
135?.) 

Mr  H.  HuDgerford's  ch.  f.  Misfortune,  by  Spring- 
field- -  -  -  -  Archer  1 
Baron  de  Hiivch's  b.  f .  Lady  Burgbkiy     -  Webb  S 
Mr  C.  J.  Merry's  b.  f.  Miss  W(«tboime    0.  fianett  (dijs<|.> 
^6  to  40  on  Misfortime,  7  to  4  agst  Min  W«Bftboiitne«  laauL 
20  to  1  agst  Lady  Bin'ghl«y.   Miss  Wedtbonme  eanre  in 
first  by  a  head,  hot  wasdisijfiiaitifltd  for  boring  Miefdr-* 
tune  across  the  course,  and  the  mee  «i9«rded  to  MisCor* 
tune,  who  came  in  moond,  beatittif  Lady  Bxu^ley  twentf 
lengths.^The  winner  wais  boughitin  iof  ^ige. 

The  Headley  Stakes  of  5  soy.  each,  Witih  lOO  added,  for 
two  yrs  old,  6st  7%  three,  Set  9lb,  four,  9St  lOfe,  five  and 
upwards,  9st  lllb;  m.  and  g.  allowed  stb;  the  \«inner  bo  be 
sold  by  auction  for  300  soy.5  six  furlongs  (4  subs.— 1157.) 
Capt,  Machell's  b.  h.  Nesscliff,  by  Wenlock,  aged  Archex  1 
Ld  Hastings's  ch.  f .  Bosi^e,  3  yrs  -  -   C.  Wood  2 

5  to  1  on  Nesscliff.   Won  by  a  head.— The  winner 
sold  to  Mr  Mumf oid  for  500gs. 

The  Epsom  Town  Flatie  (free  ^handicap)'Of  2D0  sov. ;  win- 
ners extra;  entrance  5  eov.  for  aeoe^tors ;  one  mile  (196Z.) 
Mr  Legh's  Badius,  by  fiam{)ton,  3  yrs^  7et  -  Martin  1 
Ld  Cawdor's  Witchcraft,  ^5  yra>  fist  lom  -  F.  Barrett  S 
Mr  A.  Benholm's  HcpseoCiOi,  3  yrs^  7et  12H>  G«  Barrett  3 
Gen.  Owen  Williams  s  Nautilus,  5  yrs,  9st  7  lb     Archer  - 


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Mr  Biuictn's  Chaperon,  3       Sat  2lb  (incl  7lb 

extra)     -  -  -  ^       C.  Wood  - 

Jfd  Haitin|rtQn's  MojiolUh,  3  jjp%  7st  7Ib  {\nfA, 

7fl5  exira)      -  -  -  -JLaehaaar 

Mr  W.  GUbert's  Aiifilina,  8  yrs,  Tat       -       A.  Wbi^  - 
100  to  dO'fl^st  Hopsootcb,  75  to  20  ^st  HoQoUth,  S5  to  30 
agst  Witcbem£t,  100  to  15  as»t  X^utilas,  7t^  1 
Badias,  100  to  12  agBt  Chapecon,  and  10  to  I  agat 
Adeliaa.   Won  bj  -a  length ,  a  bad  tbird. 

Thubsdat.— The  Ebbisham  Plate  of  800  sov.;  the  ivinner 
to  be  sold  by  anction  for  200  soy.,  if  for  100  soy.  allowed  71b; 
entrance  5  aoy.;  one  mile  (195/.) 
Iffr  T.  Jennings's  Scotch  Lasae,  by  Kingcraft, 

3  yrs,  88t2lb  (100/.)  -  -  -  €.  Wood  1 
Ld  Elleamere's  Abbotaford,  aged,  9st  8H)  <100?.)  Archer  U 

6  to  2  on  Scotch  Lassie.   Won  by  twenty  f^igths. — Vh^ 
winner  was  sold  to  Mr  C.  Hibbert  fi>r  SOOgs. 

The  Mickleham  Stakes  of  5  <iot.  eaeh,  witb  100  added,  for 
two  yrs  <dd;  eolts,  9st,  and  ftlltei,  Set  1  Itt;  the  winner  to  Ibe 
Bold  by  unction  for  lt)0  «o?.;  five  fuitonif^s  (4  aab8(-*«l  15Z.) 
JA  Londonderry's  ch.  f.  Maglona,  by  Blair  Athol  Archer  I 
Mr  C.  J.  Merry^  b.f.  Miss  Westbourne     -   G.  Barrett  2 

13  to  8  on  Miss  Wfiistboume.  Won  by  a  head.— The  win- 
ner was  sold  to  Mr  W.  G.  Stevens  for  210g3. 

Hho  ISfsma  Qnmd  Priae  icd  LOOO  aor*  f mt  ibe  oimfr*  a»4 
200  soiT.  foriiie  breeder,  of  ibe  wimier>«dded  to  .a  Bweep* 
Bfcafceaof  25  bot.  each,  10  ft.  if  dodaiml  by  JCan-^li,  i^, 
for  tbree  yrs  old;  the  second  received  100  sov.  oat  ^9 
stakes;  entrance  9  .«qt.  tkacolj ioxfmt  if  4ecbir«d  by  ffay 
tth,  16943  abontone  mile  and  a  quarter  (213  subs.  74  of  whom 
paid  3  sov. -each,  and  ^8  paid  10  sov.  «aiihr-*3077<.) 
Mr  H.  E.  Tidy's  Bird  of  Freedom,  by  Thfaringiaa 

Prince,  Sst  lOlb-  -  ^  -  Archer  t 

D.  of  Beaafort%  Bepperund  Salt,  <8Bt  39b  (car. 

80t  ^)  -  -  ^        J.  Snowmen  2 

Ld  Hastings'^  Bamaoles,  8st  Sfi^  »  -     C.  Wood  3 

Mr  Home  Parves*s  Cornstalk,  Bst  Mlb-  I.  Oibcwae  - 
LdBradfoiil'aiSh«niton,.8st  aSs  -  «  Tentinsan  - 

ItrT.  jAnmi^sfflLeKdCaMirles,  SatlOim         J.  Goater 

4  to  1  on  Bird  of  Freedom,  10  to  1  a^BftmaclfiB,  100  tn  7 
agst  Sheratan,  IM  to  6  «est  Lord  Cbaiites,  and  50  to  1 
-BgBt  Pepper  and  Salt  and  Cornstalk  (coupled).  Won  by 
Ajfength,  a  lfiti^,andaM£  between  the  .wcoadand 
tfadrd. . 

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A  Welter  Handicap  Plate  of  200  sov. ;  entrance  5  bov.  j 
six  furlongs  (196^.) 

Mr  Heasman's  Libation,  by  Cremome,67rs,8Bt9fb  A .  Giles  1 
Mr  Abiogton's  Arncliffe,  4  yrs,  Qst  215  F.  Webb  2 

Mr  Mackenzie's  Prince  William,  4  yrs,  lOst  51b   Archer  3 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Henley,  6  yrs,  8st  8lb  -         C.  Loates  - 
Mr  G.  Kruckenberg's  The  Echo,  5  yrs,  8st  71b  C.  Wood  - 
Col.  Byrne's  Catalina,  3  yrs,  7st  71b     -         F.  Barrett  - 
5  to  4  agst  The  Echo,  55  to  20  agst  Arncliffe,  10  to  1  agst 
Prince  William,  100  to  9  each  agst  Libation  and  Cata- 
lina, and  20  to  1  agst  Henley.    Won  by  half  a  length, 
a  bad  third. 

The  All-aged  Plate  of  200  sov.  for  horses  that  had  not 
won  a  race  Talue  that  sum  in  1884  or  1885  (selling  races 
excepted);  entrance  5  sov.;  five  furlongs  (195/.) 
Mr  Burton's  Belgrade,  by  Wenlock,  2  yrs,  (ist  1 1  lb  Luke  I 
Ld  Hastings's  Beilby,  3  yrs,  88t  12fi>  -      Archer  2 

Mr  R,  Peck's  Gloucester,  5  yrs,  9st  7tti  -  C.  Wood  3 

Mr  S.  H.  Ashton's  Master  Sam,  3  yrs,  88t  I2!b      Watts  - 
Col.  Forester's  Canny  Scot,  2  yrs,  78t  -        TomUnson  - 
Major  Harvey  Spiller's  Fluctuation,  2  yrs,  7st  F.  Barrett  - 
'5  to  2  agst  Belgrade,  100  to  30  agst  Gloucester,  4  to  1  agst 
Master  Sam,  8  to  1  agst  Canny  Scot,  and  10  to  1  agst 
Beilby,   Won  by  three-quarters  of  a  length,  three 
lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Royal  Stakes  (handicap)  of  500  sov.;  the  second 
received  50  sov.  out  of  the  stakes ;  by  subscription  of  15  sov. 
eacb,  10  ft.  or  5  only  if  declared  by  8  p.m.  on  June  Ist, 
with  860  sov.  added;  one  mile  (18  subs.  10  of  whom  declared 
ft.— 450/.) 

lA  Bradford's  Whitelock,  by  Wenlock,  4  yrs, 

78t  -  -  -  -  Tomlinson  1 

Mr  Manton's  Thebais,  aged,  98t         -  -Archer  2 

Mr  R.  Peck's  Diss,  3  yrs,  est  41b  -  -         Wall  3 

Mr  J.  Barnard's  Antler,  6  yrs,  78t  •  F.  Barrett  - 
D.  of  Beaufort's  Lord  Strathnaim,  4  yrs,  GstlSlb  Wilton  - 

13  to  8  on  Thebais,  5  to  1  agst  Antler,  7  to  1  agst  White- 
lock,  100  to  9  agst  Diss,  and  20  to  1  agst  Lord  Strath- 
naim.   Won  by  six  lengths. 

The  Horton  Stakes  (handicap)  of  5  soy.  each,  with  100 
added;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.;  five 
furlongs  (15  subs.— 1 70Z.) 
Mr  Hungerford's  Staffs,  by  Scottish  Chief,  5  yrs, 

SstlOft  -  Archer  1  | 

Mr  S.  H.  Ashton's  Aiguillette,  5  yrs,  8st  lOfi)  -  Watts  2 
Mr  W.  Burton's  Mariquita,  3  yrs,  8st  7lb  -       C.  Wood  3 


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Mr  IF-  R.  Hunt's  Lon|2^eIIow,  6  yrs,  98t  2tb      -  Barker  - 
Mr  E.  R.  Smith's  Fleta,  4  yrs,  8st  9lb      -      A.  White  - 
Mr  rr.  Hughes's  Cambnsdoon,  aged,  Sst  6lb      -  Morrell  - 
Mr  G.  Haughton's  SiWerstick,  4  yrs,  Sst  6tB  T.  Weidon  - 
Mr  C.  Archer's  Forest  Dance,  3  yrs,  8st  416    O.  Barrett  -> 
Oapt.  Bayley's  Omphale,  8  yrs,  Sst  (car.  8st  Ifb)  Lemaire  - 
Mr  G.  Bryant's  Tel-el-Kebir,  3  yrs,  78t  7Ib      B.  Martin  - 
11  to  10  agst  Staffa,  9  to  S  agst  Mariqnita,  10  to  1  each 
agst  Aignillette  and  Forest  Dance,  100  to  7  agst  Silver* 
stick,  SO  to  1  each  agst  Longfellow  and  Cambnsdoon, 
33  to  1  agst  Fleta,  and  50  to  1  each  agst  Tel-el  Kebir 
and  Omphale.   Won  by  three-quarters  of  a  length,  two 
lengths  between  the  second  and  third. — The  winner  was 
sold  to  Mr  K  Peck  for  370gs. 
Fkidat.— The  Acorn  Stakes  of  10  sov.  each,  5  ft.  with 
300  added,  for  two  yrs  old  fillies;  the  second  received  50  aoy. 
out  of  the  stakes ;  entrance  3  sov.  the  only  forfeit  if  declared 
by  January  6th;  Egmont  Course  (52  subs.  6  of  whom  paid 
entrance  only — 482/.) 

Mr  R.  Peck's  Philosophy,  by  Hennif,  9st  3lb  -  Archer  1 
Mr  G.  J.  Lefevre's  Villeneave,  8st  12lb    -  Webb  S 

Prince  SoltykoflE's  Counterfeit,  8stl2lb  -  Weidon  S 

100  to  6  on  Philosophy.  Won  by  half  a  length,  two  lengths 

between  the  second  and  third. 
The  one -hundred  and  seventh  renewal  of  the  Oaks  Stakes 
of  50  SOY.  each)  b.  ft.  for  three  yrs  old  fillies,  88t  lOfi)  each; 
the  second  received  300  sov.  and  the  third  150  soy.  out  of  the 
stakes ;  about  a  mile  and  a  half,  startiog  at  the  New  High 
Level  Starting  Post  (144  subs  — 3350;.) 
Xd  Cadogan's  b.  f .  Lonely,  by  Hermit  -  Archer  1 

lid  Zetland's  br.  f.  St  Helena      -  -        Watts  2 

JA  Rosebery's  ch.  f .  CipoUina  -  -  Cannon  8 

Mr  W.  A.  Long's  ch.  f.  Dame  Agnes  -  Webb  4 
M.  P.  Donon's  ch.  f.  Diapree  -  •  Carlyle  - 

Mr  J.  H.  Houldsworth's  b.  f .  Golden  Light  -  J.  Osborne  - 
Mr  Manton's  ch.  f.  Grecian  Bride  -  J.  Snowden  - 
Mr  T.  Jennings's  ch.  f.  Jane      -  -     J.  Goater  - 

D.  of  Portland's  br.  f.  Satchel  -  -  J.  Day  - 

D.  of  Portland's  br.  f.  Hurry      -  -      C.Wood  - 

85  to  40  agst  Lonely,  4  to  1  agst  Harry,  9  to  2  agst  St 
Helena,  200  to  15  each  agst  Dame  Agnes,  Jane,  and 
Cipollina,  100  to  7  agst  Diapree,  100  to  6  agst  Grecian 
Bride,  40  to  1  agst  Golden  Light,  and  50  to  1  agst 
Satchel.  Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  a  bad  third.^ 
C.  Wood  was  reported  by  the  Starter  for  disobedience 
at  the  post,  and  snbsequently  for  upbraiding  the  Starter 
for  his  repuort,  and  the  Stewards  saspended  him  fipom 
riding  until  the  Asoot  Meeting.  ; 


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The  Epsoin  Two  yrs  old  Plate  of  200  sot.;  lioiscs  entered 
to  be  Bold      attetiou  for  300  soy.  allowed  7lb;  entXBXLce 
4  BOY.  Ua  acoeptors;  Hgmont  Course  (196?.) 
Mr  C.  Austin's  St  Valentine  II,  by  Olendale, 

SatlSH^      -  Watia  1 

Mr  T.  £.  Walker's  Jeairie,  86t  2lb  (3002.)        G.  Barrett  2 
Bir  Chmlcy's  Silver  Bell,  6st  Sth  (3002.)      -    A.  Giles  3 
Mr  T.  JesiiiiijBs's  Btolian,  88t  2&  (900/.)         C.  Wood  4 
7  to  4  agst  EtoliaB,  75  to  40  agst  SilYer  Bell,  3  to  1 
agst  St  Yalentioe  H,  and  10  to  1  agst  Jeaoie.  Won 
by  bfllf  Si  leng^,  the  same  between  the  0aoond  and 
tliiid. 

The  Glasgow  Plate  (handicap)  of  200  sot.;  entrance  5  sot.; 
fhre  fnrlongs  (195?.) 

Mr  P.  Robinson's  Laceman,  aged,  lOst  Wly  -  A«clier  1 
Mr  Her. small's  Libation,  6  jts,  8st  12l!>  -  A.  Giles  2 
Mr  Windham's  Peerless,  3  yrs,  ««t  TBI  (car. 

6st  91b)  -  -  -  -  Ik^avtiii  3 

lid  Cadogan'6  Beatrice,  6  yrs,  9st  aTt-  -  C.  Wood  - 

Mr  T.  Hughes's  Warrior,  3  yra,  7st  7ft  -  S.  Leates  - 
Mr  G.  Krnckenberg's  Silver  Wedding,  8  yrs, 

est  7Ib  (car.  6st  lOlb)  -  -      F.  Bamtt  - 

11  to  10  agst  Laceman,  8  to  I  a^t  Silver  Wedding,  UK)  to  15 
agst  Beatrice,  8  to  1  agst  Libation,  100  to  ^  i^t  Peer- 
less, and  20  to  1  agst  Warrior.  Won  by  a  short  head, 
a  bad  ^ird. 

The  Walton  Stakes  of  5  sov.  each,  with  100  added;  the 
winna:  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  200  soy.  if  for  100  sov. 
^allowed  71b;  five  fnrlongs  (5  subs.— 120Z.) 
Mr  R.  Peek's  Ramsbury,  by  Macaroni,  agcd,9st  rsft 

OOOZ.)      -  -  -  -     C.Wood  1 

Mr  Jos.  Davis's  Capitolina,  4  yrs,  Sst  9ft  (100?.)  Archer  8 
Mr  R.  Carington'a  Peather  Bonnet^  2  yrs,  6st  1  Itt 

OOOZ.)  ...         P.  Barrett  8 

15  to  8  on  Capitolina,  3  to  I  agst  Peather  Bonnet,  and  9  to 
2  agst  Ramsbury.  Won  by  half  a  length,  a  bad  third.— 
The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  P.  Renfrew  for  220gB. 

The  CMpstead  Stakes  (handicap)  of  5  aov.  eac^  with  100 
added;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  to  ISOsoir.;  one  mile 
<7  sabs.— 1302.) 

Mr  A.  Victor's  Gorioia,  by  Albert  Vieton  4  yrs, 
#8*  -  -  .  .Watts  1 

Mr  G.  Bangbton's  Silrerstick,  4  yrs,  Set  4ft      -  Weldon  2 

Mr  B.  Ellam's  br.  c.  by  Van  Ambnrgh,  out  of  "hkM 

of  Perth,  3  yrs,  Tst  7tt  -  -       Martin  S 

MrR.  Chirk'8AliceMa]7,4yr8,  88t2ft        P..8haipe  - 


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.  65  to  40  &gA  Gorioiay  7  to  4  agat  Alice  M.vj,  3  to  1  agst 
Snreratick,  and  10  to  1  agst  the  Maid  of  Perth  colt. 
Won  by  three  lengthy  a  bad  thhxL— The  winner  waa 
sold  to  Sir  Heasmanfor  250g8. 
The  Epsom  C«p  o£  250  sov.  added  to  a  SiredpstalLes  of 

20  so¥.  each,  5  ft.  if  declared  by  March  Srd^  about  one  mile 

9Jid  a  hAlf ,  ^rtini:  At  the  New  High  Lev^  Starting  Post 

^1  subSk  &  of- whom  paid  5  sov.  eacb— ^75Z.) 

Mr  Maoton'a  Theb«is,  by  Hermit,  aged«  8st  7lb  (Ardier)i 
walked  of  er. 

WINDSOR  First  Junb  MKETma. 

Tuesday,  Jane  tbe  9th.— The  Shorts  Plate  of  200  boy.; 
two  yraold,  7at  71b,  three,  Qst  50),  four  and  upwards,  IQst; 
m.  and  g.  allowed  Sib;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  anction  for 
50  SOT.;  entrance  5  boy.;  five  furlongs,  straight  (195Z.) 
Mr  Abington's  bl f.  MeueYia«  by  Hydrome^  3-yrs  Archer  1 
Mr  G.  Cleveland's  ch.  m.  Pelerine,  6  yra  -  G.  Barrett  2 
Mr  A.  Yates's  ch.  f.  Patchwork,  2  yrs  -  A.  White  3 

Mr  J.  Lowe's  br.  g.  Pebble,  6  yrs  -  -  Hux table  - 

11  to  10  on  Menevia,  7  to  4  agst  Pelerine,  and  100  to  8  each 
agst  the  others.  Won  by  a  length,  a  length  and  a  half 
l)etween  the  second  and  third. — ^The  wiuner  was  bought 
in  for  400g8. 

The  Eton  Welter  Handicap  of  10  soy.  each  for  starters, 
with  200  added;  entrance  3gs;  one  mile  and  a  quartef' 
(7  subs.— 256/.  17«.) 

Mr  Abington's  Plutarch,  by  Petrarch,  4  yrs,  9at  71b 

(car,  9st  8lb)      ...  -  owner  I 

Mr  Best's  Edward,  6  yrs,  9st  6lh  -  -      Roberts  Jt 

Prince  Soltykoff's  Mechlin,  3  yrs,  8st  2lh  Weldon  3 

Mr  G.  Lambert's  Eenmore,  4  yrs,  Sst  91)5  -  J.  Goater  - 
Mr  Townley-Parker*8  Pirate  of  Penzance,  3  yrs, 

Sst  71b       -  -  -  -  G.  Barrett  - 

Mr  W.  A,  Kilby*s  Bertie  IT,  6  yrs,  Sst  21b         Morgan  - 
Mr  O.  ScaYenius's  Lncebit,  3  yrs,  Sst  lib    -    A.  White  - 
11  to  4  agst  Mechlin,  3  to  I  agst  Pirate  of  Penzance,  7  to  2 
agst  Plutarch,  S  to  1  agst  Edward,  and  10  to  1  each  agst 
Kenmore  and  Bertie  II.   Won  by  fifteen  lengths. 

The  Berkshire  Plate  of  1000  sov.,  by  subscription  of  4  soy. 
each  if  forfeit  be  declared  by  January  fith«  10  sov.  if  left  in 
«fter  that  date,  or  16  sot.  if  not  struck  out  by  March  3rd, 
with  159  SOY.  added,  for  two  yrs  old;  the  second  receiTcd 
100  SOT.  and  the  third  50  sot.  out  of  the  plate  ;  five  furlongs 
(73  subs.  19  of  whom  paid  4  soy.  each,  and  6  paid  10  sot. 
each— 860Z.) 


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Capt.  Machell's  Exning.  hj  Mask,  Sst  lllb  Archer  I 
Hr  Manton's  Helen  of  Troy,  Sat  8lb  -  G.  Barrett  2 

Mr  T.  Jennings's  Exmoor,  Ost  31b  -  J.  Goater  3 
Ld  Alington's  Pampas  Grass,  8st  8%  -   B.  Loates  - 

Mr  W.  Gilbert's  ch.  c.  by  Blair  Athol,  out  of  Flower 

of  tbe  Vale,  Sst  lift   -  -  -     Morgan  - 

Mr  Davenport  Handley's  Tathwell,  88t  lift  Roberts  - 
Mr  Mainley's  Encore,  Qst-  -  Wainwright  - 

Mr  W.  Wright's  Beitzmer,  Sst  lllb      -         C  Loates  - 

5  to  2  on  Exning,  6  to  1  agst  Exmoor,  100  to  8  agst  Helen 
of  Troy,  100  to  6  agst  the  Flower  of  the  Vale  oolt,  and 
20  to  1  agst  any  other.  Won  by  a  neck,  a  length  be- 
tween the  second  and  third. 

A  Two  yrs  old  Selling  Stakes  of  6  sov.  each  for  starters; 
the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.;  entrance  8  sov.; 
five  furlongs. 

Mr  Osmond's  b.f.  Bulce  Domnm,  by  Holmby,  8st  lOlb  (J» 
Goater),  walked  over  for  50  soy. 

The  Stand  Stakes  of  5  soy.  each,  with  100  sov.  added; 
three  yrs  old,  Sst  7tti,  four,  9st  8lb,  Ave  and  upwards,  98t  lOlb; 
m.  and  g.  allowed  Sib;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for 
150  soy.;  one  mile  (8  subs. —  i'SSl.) 
Mr  H.  Heasman's  b.  f.  Corinia,  by  Albert  Victor^ 

4  yrs         •  -  -  -      Morrell  1 

Mr  G.  Krnckcnberg's  b.  m.  Isabeau,  6  yrs  -Archer  2 

Mr  T.  Stevens,  jun*s  ch.  h.  Cylinder,  aged  -  C.  Loates  3 
Mr  T.  Stevens,  jun.'8  br.  f.  Edith,  3  yrs-  S.  Loates  - 

Mr  W.  Burton's  ch.g.  Cumberland,  aged  -  J.  Goater  - 
Mr  G.  Cleveland's  ch.  m.  Pelerine,  6  yrs  G.  Barrett  - 
Ld  Wolverton's  ch.  c.  Brouillard,  4  yrs  -  Sensier  - 
Mr  Mainley's  b.  c.  Beenham,  3  yrs       -  A.  White  - 

9  to  4  agst  Cylinder,  3  to  1  agst  Isabeau,  5  to  1  agst  Corinia, 
6  to  1  agst  Cumberland,  and  7  to  I  each  agst  Beenham 
and  Pelerine.  Won  by  a  neck,  half  a  length  between 
the  second  and  third. — The  winner  was  bought  in  for 
aoOgs,  and  Mr  T.  Stevens,  jun.  claimed  Isabeau. — Mr 
T.  Stevens,  jun.  declared  to  win  with  Cylinder. 

The  Thames  Handicap  of  5  sov.  each  for  starters,  with 
150  sov.  added;  entrance  Sgs;  five  furlongs  (9  subs.— 
1862.  17«.) 

Mr  A.  Victor's  Ballerina,  by  Lord  Ronald,  3  yrs, 

6stl2lb      -  -  -  -   Robinson  I 

Mr  H.  Macksey *s  Bagpipe,  4  yrs,  Sst  6lb  (car.SstSlb)  A  rcher  2 
Mr  W.  Goatcr's  Dartmouth,  3  yrs,  6st  13lb  -  Martin  3 
Mr  Townley-Parker's  Pillei7,4  yrs,  8st  101b  A.  White  - 
Mr  T.  Leader's  Mizpah,  5  yrs,  Tst  13ft         -     Morrell  - 


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'Mr  S.  Darling's  Golden  Prime,  4  yrs,  78t  9lb      Roberfcs  « 
Mr  T.  StercnP,  jun.'s  Panic,  4  yrs^  78t  7lb    -  S.  IxMites  - 
Mr  H.  Wood's  Gay  dene,  6  yrs,  78t4lb   -        Rawlinson  - 
W.  Smith's  Economist,  3  yrs,  68t  7fb  (car. 
68t8lb^-  -  -  -  Higham  - 

3  to  1  agst  Bagpipe,  4  to  I  each  agst  Panic  and  B^nomiat, 
5  to  1  agst  Dartmouth,  7  to  1  agst  Pillery,  and  10  to  I 
each  agst  Gaydene  and  Ballerina.  Won  by  a  length, 
half  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 

There  was  also  a  banters'  flat  race— *^  Steeple  Chase  Vol. 

WsDNBSDAT.— A  Mile  Selling  Stakes  of  6  sot.  each, 
with  100  SOT.  added;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for 
100  BOY.\  one  mile  (4  8nbs.^ll62.) 
Mr  T.  Stevens,  jnn.'s  Cylinder,  by  See  Saw, 

aged,  98t  12tt>      -  -  -   Mr  Abington  1 

Mr  J.  Lowe's  Wit,  3  yrs,  8st  9tb     -  -  Huxtable  2 

Mr  C.  Hibbert's  Scotch  Lassie,  3  yrs,  Sst  6lb        Jesaop  3 
6  to  5  on  Cylinder,  7  to  4  agst  Scotch  Lassie,  and  100  to  14 
agst  Wit.   Won  by  three  lengths,  four  lengths  between 
the  second  and  third.— The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr 
Golding  for  250g8,  and  Mr  Hibbert  claimed  Wit. 

The  Chetwynd  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  two  yrs  old;  colts,  9^t, 
fillies  and  geldings,  8st  lllb ;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction 
for  50  soy.;  entrance  3  sot.;  fiye  furlongs  (1021,) 
Mr  Ueasman's  ch.  f.  Stoleaway,  by  The  Duke  -  Morrell  1 
Mr  Best's  b.  g.  by  Victorious,  dam  by  General  Peel, 

ont  of  Untrue,  by  Leamington      -  •  Morgan  2 

Hr  Osmond's  b.  f .  Dulce  Domum  -      J.  G^ter  3 

Mr  W.  Q.  StcTens's  b.  c.  by  Pellegrino,  out  of 

Qaebrada-  -  -  •      C.  Loates  • 

Mr  A.  W.  Merry's  b.  c.  Dundonald   -  S.  Loates  - 

Mr  S.  Wilkinson's  b.  f.  by  Westboume— Thalia  Huxtable  - 
Mr  A.  Yates's  ch.  f .  Patchwork        -  A.  White  - 

Mr  Goldiiig'8  b.  c.  Baccy  -  -  Wainwright  - 

Mr  R.  Williamson's  b.  c.  Erebns       -  -  Archer  - 

Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  ch.  f .  SyMa  -  G.  Barrett  - 
100  to  30  ag8t  Duodonald,  4  to  1  agst  the  Victorious 
gelding,  9  to  2  agst  SylTia,  6  to  1  agst  Stoleaway,  7  to 
1  agdt  Erebus,  and  10  to  1  agst  any  other.  Won 
by  a  length  and  a  half,  half  a  length  between  the 
second  and  third. — The  winner  was  bought  in  for  220gs, 
and  Mr  Osmond  claimed  the  Victorious  gelding  for  Mr 
E.  Bird. 

The  Manor  Selling  Welter  Handicap  of  lOOgs;  the  winner 
to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sot.;  entrance  3  sot.;  Ato  fur- 
longs (102;.) 

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GeB«  Ow^n  Williama's  Qash,  hy  Cymbal,  4  yfs, 

90t  Itt)  -  -  -  -   ▲rch«r  1 

MrE.  E.  Simth'9Fl6Us4jr8,8Bt9lb  -  G.  Bamtt  0 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Gossip,  4  yrs,  9st  2lb  -  Morgan  O 

Mt  C.  Lane's  Wriggle,  6  jrs,  9st  80s       -  Barber  4 

!Mr  P.  B«ry's  Extwistle,  3  yrs,  98*  2fb  Cheaterman  - 

Mr  W.  S.  Menzies's  Gaag  Warily,  4  yra,  96t  (X  Loates  - 
Mr  T.  Cannon's  Mirth,  4  yrs,  8Bt  131b  Robinson  - 

Wolverton's  Brouillard,  4  yrs,  Sst  1  lib-  A.  White  - 
Mr  8.  ChillingwoTtli's  Scotch  Whisky,  3  yrs, 

80t  9n>  (car.  88t  10%)   -  -         Wai&^ght  - 

Mr  W.  A*  Kilby's  Bettie  II,  6  yrs^  dst  995  Rawlinsoii  - 
Ld  Cardross's  8pec,  3  yrs^  Sst  4S}    -  -     Jessop  - 

Mr  S.  J.  Dalton's  IMnqf^eSy  3  yr»,  8at  -  &  Loatea  - 
11  to  4  agBtFleta,  3  to  1  agst  Clash,  100  to  15  ogst 
BusotCh  Whisky,  100  to  12  agSt  Wriggk,  10  to  I  agst 
IMmples,  12  to  1  ffgst  Spec,  and  100  to  7  ftg«t  Gossip. 
1¥on  hy  a  head,  a  dead  heat  for  second  pla^.  Wriggle 
^vnas  fourth,  beaten  a  bead.-^The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr 
Coles  for  270g8. 

The  Clewer  Welter  Handicap  of  5  sov.  each  for  starters, 
inrfth  150  added;  winnere  extta;  entrance  3gs;  three -quarters 
of  a  mile  (8  8nb8.-^]8U.  17 it.) 
Ld  Cawdoir's  Witchcraft,  by  Kingcraft,  8  yrs, 

8st         -  -  -  -  G.  Barrett  I 

Mr  H.  Macksey's  Subduer,  aged,  9st  lilt)  -  Archer  2 
Mr  W.  Goater  s  Dartmouth,  3  yrs,  Tst  13lb  -  Morrell  3 
Mr  T.  Stevens's  Country  Boy,  3  yrs,  Sst  12lb  C.  Loates  - 
Mr  D.  Henty*8  Clarewood,  5  yrs,  Sst  STb  -  S.  Loates  - 
Mr  Townley-Parker's  Sunset,  4  yrs,  Sst  655  A.  White  - 
Ld  Mardi's  My  Lud,  4  yrs,  Sst  51b  -      Morgan  - 

Mr  A.  Victor's  Ballerina,  3  yrs,  Sst  6lb  (incl. 

71b  extra)   -  -  -  •  Bawllnson  - 

5  to  2  agst  Subduer,  3  to  1  agst  Witchcraft,  6  to  1  agst 
Clarewood,  7  to  1  each  agst  Ballerina  and  BartoMuth, 
and  20  to  I  agst  Country  Boy.  Won  by  a  length,  a  bad 
third. 

the  Buckhigbatn  Plate  of  500  sov.  for  two  yrs  old;  those 
entered  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  400  sov.  allowed  71b;  the 
8«C(md  reedved  50  sot.  out  of  the  plate;  entrance  Ilga  for 
aeceptors;  fi?e  furlongs  (486).  9«.) 
Mr  C.  W.  Jousiflfe's  Prince  lo,  by  Prince  Charlie, 

8st3»(400i.)  ...  G.  Barrett  1 
B.  of  Portland's  Nubbley  Box,  Sat  6lb  (400^)  -  S.  Loates  2 
Mr  Mainley's  Encore,  Sst  lOlb  -  -    Wainwright  S 

Mr  W.  Wright's  O'Flaherty,  88t  (400Z.)         -C.  Loates  - 


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1 1  to  4  «K8t  Nubbkgr  Buz,  7  to  2  agiit  Princd  Io»  and 

10  to  1  1^  (VFlaherty.  Won  by  foiur  lengths,  a  bad 
third. — ^The  winner  was  bought  in  for  970g8. 

The  Scarry  Welter  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs;  boraet 
entered  to  be  sold  by  anction  for  150  so?.  aUowed  7 lb;  en- 
trance 3  SOT.;  five  farlon^  (1022.) 
Major  F.  PowelCa  Kilt,  by  Winslow,  3  yrs, 

78t  Ism  (150/.)  -  -  G.  Barrett  1 

Mr  T.  St'iYeus,  jnn.'s  Panic,  4  yrs,  9st  (150Z.)  Archer  2 
Mr  C.  Hibbert's  Princess  Victoria,  3  yrs,  78t  lllb 

(IdOZ.)   ...  -  Jessop  3 

Mr  Osmond's  Castagnette,  3  yrs,  9st-  -  J.  Goater  - 

Mr  T.  Leader's  Kirk  o'Field,  3  yrs,  Sat  (150?.)  A.  White  - 
Mr  T.  (}annon*s  The  Alderman,  3  yrs,  7st  lim 

(150?.)  -  -  -  -       S.  Loatea  - 

II  to  8        Panic,  5  to  1  each  agst  Princess  Victoria  and 
Castagnette,  6  to  1  agst  The  Alderman,  7  to  1  agst 
Kilt,  and  8  to  1  agst  B^rk  o'Field.   Won  by  a  head, 
a  length  between  the  second  and  third.^The  winner  was 
bought  in  for  300gs. 
The  Windsor  Handicap  of  10  soy.  each  for  starters,  with 
200  SOY.  added;  entrance  Sgs;  one  mile  (2  sobs. — 206L  lis.) 
Mr  Townley-Parker's  Hammoon,  by  Hampton, 

4  yrs,  7st  1  lib      -  -  -       G.  Barrett  T 

Mr  T.  Cannon's  Dnnbridge,  3  yrs,  6st  7ft      -  Robinson  2 

11  to  4  on  Hanraioon.   Won  by  a  length  and  a  half. 

DONOASTER  Spring  MEBTiNa. 

ToESDAT,  Jnne  the  9th.^The  Zetland  Plate  of  lOOgs, 
for  twQ  yrs  old;  entrance  3gs;  fiYC  farlongs  (lOU.  lit.) 
Mr  M.  Williamson's  Sir  DjbYid,  by  Claremoat, 

9st5!b      -  -  -  -         Pagan  I 

Mr  F.  Piatt's  Perooea,  Sst  41b  (car.  Sat  6Ib)  Bmckshaw  2 
Ld  Zetland's  Niffhtmare,9st  2m  -  -         Watts  3 

30  to  25  on  ifightmare,  6  to  4  agst  Sir  David,  and  100  to 
8  agst  Ferooza.  Won  by  two  lengths,  half  a  length 
between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Londesborongh  Plate  (handicap)  of  lOOgsj  the  win- 
ner to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  soy.;  entrance  3g8;  five 
farlongs  (lOlZ.  Us.) 

Mr  T.  Spence's  En  Jacml,  by  Lord  Lyon,  3  yrs, 

78t  7Tb  (car.  Tst  SB))      -  -  -F.  Sharpe  1 

Mr  W.  P.  Qreenall's  Export,  5  yrs,  78t  12lb  Fagan  2 
Mr  A.  KelsaiPs  Melita,  3  yrs,  7st  Gib-  -F.  Barrett  3 

Mr  C.  Morgan's  Gtsntleman,  4  yrs,  7st  lift  (car. 

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Ld  Zetland's  Canoness,  3  yra,  78t  lOflU  -  J.  Woodburn  6 
Mr  W.  R.  Marshall's  Neva,  5  yrs,  Tstlllb  (car. 

78tl2lb).  -  -  -  A.Giles  6 

6  to  4  agst  En  Jacme,  9  to  2  agst  Melita,  6  to  1  agst  Export, 
8  to  1  Bffst  CaooDess,  and  10  to  1  agft  Neva.  Won  by 
a  length  and  a  half,  a  neck  between  the  second  and  third, 
a  good  fourth.— The  winner  was  bought  in  for  250g8. 

The  Hopeful  Stakes  of  5  sov.  each,  2  ft.  to  the  fund,  with 
200  sov.  added,  for  two  yrs  old:  the  second  received  20  sov. 
out  of  the  stakes;  Hopelul  Course,  five  furlongs  (67  subs. — 
210^.) 

Mr  T.  Price's  True  Blue  11, by  Coeruleus,  9st  llD  Snowden  1 
Mr  W.  Gardner's  Arga,  Sst  71b    -  -   F.  Barrett  2 

Mr  J.  Dawson's  Hygiene,  9st  -  A.  Giles  3 


Mr  J.  Lowther's  Greenock,  Sst  7fl5  (car.  Sst  9lb)  Watts  - 
Mr  R.  Jardine's  b.  f.  by  Hilarious,  out  of 

Minaret,  Sst  4  ft)        -  -  -C.Bowman  - 

5  to  4  on  Hygiene,  6  to  1  agst  Arga,  8  to  1  each  agst 
Greenock  and  True  Blue  11,  and  10  to  1  agst  Queen 
Joanna.  Won  by  a  length,  two  lengths  between  th» 
second  and  third. 

The  Doncaster  Spring  Handicap  of  10  sov.  each,  5  ft.  to 
the  fund,  with  500  added;  the  second  received  50  sov.  and 
the  third  25  sov.  out  of  the  stakes;  one  mile,  over  the  Old 
Course  (31  subs.— 485/,) 

Count  Lehndorff's  Botschafter  I,  by  Chamant, 

or  Dreadnought,  6  yrs,  76t  Sfl)  -  F.  Barrett  I 
Mr  J.  Lowther's  King  Monmouth,  3  yrs, 

7st  3n>-  -  -  -      J.  Woodburn  2 

Mr  K.  C.  Naylor'fl  Toastmaeter,  aged,  Sst  btb  Snowden  3 
Mr  R.  Jardine's  Beauchamp,  4  yrs,  7st  7  lb  (car. 

78t  91b)       -  -  -  C.  Bowman  4 

Mr  R.  Peck's  Montroyd,  6  yrs,  Sst  6lb   -  A.  Giles  - 

Mr  H.  Hall's  Fairminster,  5  yrs,  6st  9lb  -  Chandley  - 
Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Londonderry,  3  yrs,  6st  W.  Glover  - 
9  to  4  apt  Montroyd,  7  to  2  agst  Toastmasler,  6  to  1  agst 
BotKchafter  I,  S  to  1  each  agst  King  Monmouth  and 
liondonderry,  10  to  1  agst  Fairminster,  and  TOO  to  8 agst 
Beauchamp.  Won  by  a  length,  three  lengths  between 
the  second  and  third. 

The  Municipal  Stakes  of  5  sov.  each,  with  100  added,  f«>r 
all  ages;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.,  with 
allowances  if  for  less;  five  furlongs  (6  subs.*— 125/.) 


Mr  R.  Vyner's  Queen  Joanna,  9st- 
Mr  J.  M.  Brooks's  Capture,  Sst  7115 


J.  Osborne  4. 
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r  W.  SteTenaon's  Pastime,  by  Picnic,  2  yn, 
6s.t  Ism  (501.)  -  -  -   W.GloTer  1 

Mr  K.  Rodley's  Floridor,  3  yrs,  Sat  3lb  (5U/.)  -  Fagan  2 
Mr  J.  W.  Lee's  Bagley  Green,  2  yrs,  Gst  2fb 

(50/.)-  -  -  -     G.Woodbnm  3 

Mr  T.  Holmes's  Coralline,  3  yrs,  Sst  (50/.)  -  F.  Barrett  - 
Mr  Heasman's  Agnes  (late  Poncha),  -3  yrs,  Sst 

(50/.)        -  A.  Giles  - 

Mr  Manser's  Gloriana  II,  4  yrs,  Sst  I  lib  (50/.)  Lnke  - 
Even  on  Agnes,  7  to  2  aygst  Floridor,  7  to  1  agst  Gloriana  II, 
10  to  i  eacb  agst  Pastime  and  Bagley  Green,  and 
100  to  8  agst  Ck>nilline.  Won  by  a  neck,  a  length  be- 
tween the  second  and  third. — The  winner  was  bought  in 
for  90g8. 

The  Welter  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs;  entrance  Sgs;  the 
straight  mile  (101/.  17«.) 

Mr  W.  I* Anson's  Maronite,  by  Syrian,  4  yrs, 

8st2lb  -  -  -  -  Fagan  I 

Count  Festetics's  Fortune-Teller,  3  yrs,  78t  12lb  A.  Giles  2 
Mr  T.  Green's  Happy  Home,  3  yrs,  78t  121b  J.Woodbum  3 
Mr  T.  Valentine's  Xarifa,  4  yrs,  98t  5fi>  -  J.  Osborne  - 
Ld  Zetland*8  Dalesman,  4  yrs,  9&t  3ffi  -  -  Watts  - 

Mr  K.  Fitzwilliam's  Battlefield,  6  yrs,  98t  lift  W.  Day  - 
Mr  W.  P.  Greenall's  Priscilla,  4  yrs,  Sst  13lb  Bruckshaw  - 


Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Glengairden,  3  yrs,  78t  8!b  Good  way  - 
9  to  4  agst  Dalesman,  3  to  1  agst  Fortune-Teller,  100  to  14 
agst  Maronite,  10  to  I  each  agst  Xarifa  and  Glengairden, 
and  100  to  8  agst  Happy  Home.    Won  by  a  neck,  four 
leogths  between  the  second  and  third. 

Wbdkbsdat. — The  Doncaster  Welter  Handicap  of  6  sov. 
each,  2  ft.  to  the  fund,  with  100  added;  the  second  saved  his 
stake ;  the  straight  mile  (13  subs.— 130/.) 
Mr  T.  Valentine's  Cassia,  by  Albert  Victor,  3  yrs, 

Sst  2m      -  .  -  -       Weldon  1 

Mr  W.  I' Anson's  Psalter,  3  yrs,  Sst  6tb  -  Fagan  2 

Count  Festetics's  Fortune-Teller,  3  yrs,  Sst  9lb  A.  Giles  3 
Mr  J.  Dawson's  Grande  Dame.  3  yrs,  Sst  6 lb  F.  Barrett  4 
Mr  W.  P.  Greenall's  Priscilla,  4  yrs,  9st  lOlb  Bruckshaw  - 
Ld  Zetland's  Marjorie,  4  yrs,  9st  9lb  -  -  Watts  - 

Mr  T.  Green's  Happy  Home,  3  yrs,  Sst  91b-      Snowden  - 
Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Glengairden,  3  yrs,  Sst  5tb   -    Piatt  - 
9  to  4  agst  Fortune-Teller,  100  to  30  agst  Psalter,  100  to  15 
agst  Cassia,  and  10  to  1  each  agst  Marjorie  and  Happy 
Home.    Won  by  a  neck,  the  same  between  the  second 
and  third. 


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The  Fitzwiniara  Stakes  of  5  sov.  each,  3  ft.,  witli  100  sot. 
added,  for  two  yrs  old;  the  second  saved  his-  srakje;  fi?»  i^r- 
longs  (4»8Qbs.-^20l2.) 

Mr  Stoaghton's  Sandpiper,  by  Springfirid,  8st  5%  A.  Giles  I 
lid  Zetlsnd*s  Wampum,  88t  Sib  -  J.  Woodbom  2 
Mr  J.  Ixmtfaer's  Greenock,  Sst  -        Snowdea  8 

Mr  J.  Osborne's  Umpanetto,  Sst  2fb  -       Pla>tt  4 

MrT.  Valentine's  Dingle,  Set  121b        -  Weldon  5 

11  to  8  on  Sandpiper,  6  to  1  agst  Dingle,  6  to  1  agst 
Greenodc,  and  10  to  I  each  agst  Wampnm  and  Tim- 
panetto.  Won  by  a  lengt^  and  a  half,  half  a  length 
between  the  second  and  third,  and  a  iieek  between  the 
third  and  fourth. 

The  Corporation  Stakes  of  5  soy.  each,  with  100  added; 
the  winner  to  be  sold  bj  auction  for  100  sot.  with  allowances 
if  for  less;  five  furlongs  (4  subs. — 1 151.) 
Mr  W.  P.  Greenall's  Export,  by  Exminster, 

5  yrs,  9st  2B  (502.)      -  -  Bruckdiaw  I 

Mr  J.  W.  Lee's  Bagley  Green,  2  yrs*  6st  4lb 

(50Z.)  -  -  -  -W.GloTer  2 

Mr  R.  Bodley's  Floridor,  3  yrs,  Sst  Sfb  (50?.)    Snowd«n  3 
Mr  M.  Williamson's  Wilkie,  3  yrs,  Sst  6lb  (60Z.)  Fagau  4 
Even  on  Wilkie,  3  to  1  agst  Export,  7  to  2  agrt  Floridor, 
and  10  to  1  agst  Bagley  Green.   Won  by  half  a  length, 
a  neck  between  the  second  and  third, — The  winner  was 
bought  in  for  82gs. 

The  Don  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  two  yrs  old;  the  winner  to  be 
sold  by  auction  for  100  soy.,  if  for  70  soy.  allowed  7lb; 
entrance  3gs;  five  furlongs  (101 Z.  17 s.) 
Mr  R.  Vyner's  Stone-deaf,  by  Speculum,  Sst  71b 

(70Z.)      -  J.  Osborne  1 

Mr  W.  H.  M«iiser's  b.  f .  by  Stmthconan,  out  of 

Liris,  Sst  7tt>  (70Z.)  -  -  -        Weldon  2 

Mr  J.  Dawson's  Tib,  Sst  71b  (70«.)      -  A.  GUes  8 

Mr  T.  Green's  Treason,  Sst  lOlb  (70?.)  -  Snowmen  - 
Mr  W.  Gardner's  Kinchin  Janga,  Sst  tOfis 

(70?.)       .  -  -  .     F.Barrett  - 

Mr  Greasley's  ch.  f.  by  Fhilammon,  out  of  Mosque, 

Sst  7Ib  (70?.)         -  -  -    Brnckshaw  - 

Mr  Beaumont's  West  End,  Sst  7ft>  (70?.)  -  Fagau  - 
Mr  R.  Nellist's  Ayton,  Sst  lOlb  (70?.)      -      F.  Sharpe  - 

9  to  4  agst  Tib,  1 1  to  4  agst  West  End,  4  to  1  agst  Treason, 
10  to  1  each  agst  Stone  deaf  and  the  Liris  filly,  100  to 
8  agst  Kinchin  Junga,  and  20  to  1  agst  Ayton.  Won  by 
a  length,  the  same  between  the  second  and  third. — The 
winner  was  sold  to  Mr  W.  I' Anson  for  210g8. 


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The  Cbesterfield  Haodicap  of  5  sov.  each,  3  ft  to  the  fund, 
with  aOO  added;  winners  extra;  the  second  received  25  sot. 
ont  of  the  stakes,  and  the  third  saved  his  stake;  one  mile  and 
a  hidf,  over  the  New  Course  (22  subs. — 186/.) 
Count  Lehndorff's  Botschafter  I,  byrs,  8st  12m  (incl. 

lOtb  extra)  -  -  -       A.  Giles  1 

Mr  B.  Peck's  Bn>ckeii,GyT8,7stl2fi>-  F.  Shwpe  2 

MrB.  Jardkie*8Pengiiia,4  vr8»7stSlb  -  F.  Baizett  S 
Mr  H.  Hall's  Titft,  aged»  8st  3}b       -  -    Fagan  4 

II  to  10  agst  Brocken,  7  to  4  agst  Botschafter  1, 6  to  1  f^t 
Penguin,  and  10  tx>  L  agst  Tita.  Woa  hj  half  a  len^i, 
a  bad  third. 

The  Scurry  Stakes  (handicap)  of  5  sov.  each,  with  100 
added;  the  second  received  15  sov.  out  of  the  stakes;  Bed 
House  in  (10  subs.— 130Z.) 

Mr  O.  Oliver's  Banker,  hy  Macgregor,  4  yrs,  9st  Watts  1 
Mr  J.  Dawson's  Grande  Dame,  3  yrs,  7st  5lb  G,  Woodburn  2 
Mr  T.  Green's  Blitz,  3  yrs,  7st  -     J.  Woodburn  3 

Mrs  E.  Hunter's  Princess  Louise  II,  aged, 

Sst  111b-  -  -  -       J.  Osborne  - 

Mr  T.  Valentine's  Xarifa,  4  yrs,  88t  5lb  -  Weldon  - 
Mr  J.  Sh^herd's  Merrimake,  6  yrs,  7st  9lb  F.  Sharpe  - 
Mr  R.  Bodley's  Wild  Mint,  6  yrs,  78t  8K  -  Fagan  - 
Mr  W.  H.  Manser's  Gloriana  II,  4  yrs,  78t  71b  Tomlinson  - 
Mr  W.  Gardner's  Roderick  Dhu,  3  yrs,  7st  51b  F.  Barrett  - 
2  to  1  ags4  BUtz,  7  to  2  agst  Banker,  6  to  1  agst  Wild 

Mint,  aod  10  to  1  each  agst  Roderick  Dhu  aod  Xarifa. 

Won  easily  by  half  a  length,  a  length  between  the  second 

and  third. 

KEWTON  SuMMBR  Meeting. 

THtSflDAT,  June  the  11th.— The  Copeland  Welter  Han-  - 
dicap  Plate  of  150  sov.;  entrance  3  sot.;  one  mile  (147Z.) 
Mr  Legh's  Fair  Profit,  by  Wisdom,  4  yrs,  Sst  81b  A.  Giles  1 
Mr  R.  Gladstone's  Dowry,  5  yrs,  lOst     -      J.  Osborne  2 
Mr  R.  Jardine's  Planchette,  4  yrs,  Sst  Sib      C.  Bowman  3 
Mr  C.  Morgan's  Gentleman,  4  yrs,  9st  2te         Weldon  4 
7  to  4  agst  Fair  Profit,  9  to  4  agst  Planchette,  5  to  2  agst 
Dowry,  and  7  to  1  agst  Gentleman.    Won  by  half  a 
length,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  All-aged  Selling  Plate  of  lOOgs;  the  winner  to  be  sold 
by  auction  for  100  sov.  if  for  60  sov.  allowed  7D5;  entrance 
3  sov.;  five  furlongs  (102?.) 
Mr  G.  Cleveland's  Sarasate,  by  Paganini,  2  yrs, 

78t(6©/.)  -  -  -      F.Barrett  1 

Mr  J .  Anderson's  Little  Duchess,  5  yrs,  Sst  8K  {bOl)  Dyke  2 


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Mr  H.  Barrasford's  Truce,  3  yrs,  Sst  91b  (60l.)Tomlin8on  S 
Mr  Heapy's  Rollo,  4  yrs,  9st  4lb  (50Z.)     -        S.  Loates  4 
13  to  8  on  Sarasate,  3  to  1  agst  Hollo,  6  to  1  agst  Trace, 
and  20  to  1  agst  Little  Duchess.  Won  by  three  lengths^ 
a  head  between  the  second  and  third.— The  winner  waa 
bought  in  for  SOgs. 

The  Golborne  Park  Stakes  of  10  gor.  each,  1  ft.  witli 
200  SOT.  added,  for  two  yrs  old;  fi?e  furlongs  (61  sub8.^286;>) 
Mr  R.  Jardine's  b.  f.  by  Tynedale,  out  of  Per- 
former, 8st  91b  •  -  -         C.  Bowman  1 
Mr  M.  Williamson's  Sir  David,  98t  8%      -        Pagan  2 
Mr  W.  Gardner's  Arga,  88t  12m       -  F.  Barrett  3 
Mr  R.  Osborne's  Toto,  8st  9lb     -            -  J.  Osborne  4 
Mr  Legh's  Malaga,  8st  12lb-            -  -A.  Giles  6 
Even  on  Arga,  9  to  4  agst  Sir  David,  7  to  1  agst  Toto, 
and  100  to  8  each  agst  the  others.   Won  by  a  head,  the 
same  between  the  second  and  third,  a  bad  fourth. 

The  Manor  Cup  (handicap)  of  250  sot.  added  to  a  Sweep- 
stakes of  5  SOT.  each,  1  ft.;  the  second  saved  his  stakes  one 
mile  and  a  furlong  (21  subs. — 277Z.) 

Mr  R.  Vyner's  Alb,  by  Speculum,  3  yrs,  56t  7lh  W.  Glover  1 
Mr  W,  I'Anson's  Hambledon,  3  yrs,  58t  13fl5  G.Woodbura  2 
Mr  Legh's  Radius,  3  yrs,  6st  12lb      -  E.  Martin  3 

Mr  A.  Gauut's  Prince  Rupert,  3  yrs,  6st  8lb  (car. 

6st  lOlb)         -  -  -  Tomlinson  4 

Even  on  Radius,  3  to  1  agst  Alb,  and  8  to  1  each  agst  the 

others.    Won  by  two  lengths,  four  lengths  between  the 

second  and  third. 

The  Makerfield  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs;  entrance  3  sot.; 
liTe  furlongs  (102^.) 

Mr  Bleaymire's  Camphene,  by  Lowlander*  3  yrs, 

78t6ft>      .  -  -  .    F.Barrett  1 

Mr  J.  Drislane's  Jane  Shore,  4  yrs,  8st  121b      -    Piatt  2 
Mr  E.  Wcever's  The  Countess,  3  yrs,  7rt  lOflJ   J.  Calder  3 
Mr  G.  Cleveland's  Exquisite,  3  yrs,  78t6lb      S.  Loates  4 
Even  on  Exquisite,  3  to  1  aget  Jane  Shore,  7  to  2  agst 
The  Countess,  and  1(»0  to  8  agst  Camphene.   Won  by 
a  neck,  five  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

There  was  also  a  hunters'  race  on  this  d&y-^see  St.  Ch.  Vol. 

Friday.— The  St  Helens  Welter  Handicap  Plafe  of 
150  sov.;  winners  extra;  entrance  3  sot.;  one  mile  (147i.) 
Mr  A.  Gaunt's  Prince  Rupert,  by  Prince  Charlie, 

3  yrs,  8st  9lb        -  -  -      Tomlinson  1 

Mr  J.  Miller's  Cirrus,  5  yrs,  98t  6lb  -  J.  Osborne  2 

Mr  J.  Cadman's  King  Dick,  4  yrs,  8st  lllb  Fagan  3 


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Mr  Legh's  Fair  Profit,  4  yrs,  8st  lOlb  (ind.  401b 

extra)    -  -  -  -        A.  Giles  4 

Mr  R.  Jardine's  Planchette,  4  yrs,  Sat         C.  Bowman  5 

*  J  2  to  10  on  Cirras,  3  to  1  agst  Prince  Rapert,  6  to  1  agat 
Plancbette,  and  10  to  1  each  agst  King  Dick  and  Fait 
Profit.    Won  easily  by  two  lengths,  a  length  between 
the  second  and  third,  a  bad  fonr^ 
The  Lyme  Park  Stakes  of  5  sov.  each,  2  ft.  to  the  fan^, 

with  250  SOT.  added,  for  two  yrs  old;  fire  fnrlongs  (46  sobs. 

—2802.) 

Mr  T.  Blenkiron's  Rnth,  by  Scottish  Chief, 

88t  9fts       -  -  -  .J.  Goater  1 

Mr  W.  Gardner's  Arga,  Sst  12lb  -  F.  Barrett  2 
Mr  £.  Weever's  Buy  a  Broom,  9st  5Tb         -  Hill  9 

Mr  R.  Gladstone's  b.  f .  by  Craig  Millar,  ont  of 

Tocher,  9st  -  -  -  -  J.  Osborne  4 

Mr  C.  Perkins's  Thistle  Grove,  9st      -  -  Fagan  - 

Mr  J.  M.  Brooks's  Capture,  Sat  12lb  -         Ktdd  - 

Mrliegh's  Baystone,  Sst  12lb-  -  A.  Giles  - 

6  to  4  agst  Thistle  Grove,  4  to  1  agst  Rnth,  6  to  1  agst 
Bay  a  Broom,  7  to  I  agst  Arga,  and  10  to  1  each  agst  the 
others.  Won  by  a  neck,  two  leogths  between  the  second 
and  third,  and  a  neck  between  the  third  and  fourth. 

The  Earlstown  Selling  High -Weight  Handicap  Plato  of 
lOOgs;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  80  so?.;  entrance 
3  SOT.;  five  furlongs  (1022.) 
Mr  R.  Rodley's  Tattoo,  by  Reyerberation,  3  yrs, 

SstSib-  -  -  -         F.  Barrett  1 

Mr  R.  Howett's  St  Genovieve,  3  yrs,  8st9tb  A.  Giles  2 
Mr  S.  Aitken's  Catwick  Lass,  6  yrs,  98t  515  -  Rayner  8 
Mr  H.  Barrasford's  Truce,  3  yrs,  SstSib  -  Tomlinsoo  4 
Mr  J.  Anderson's  Little  Duchess,  5  yrs,  98t  5lb  -  Dyke  - 
MrHeapy'sRollo,  4yr8, 88t9!b  -  -         Booty  - 

Mr  R.  Gladstone's  br.  f .  by  Coltness,  ont  of 

Galantine,  3  yrs,  Sst  6lb         -  J.  Woodbnm  - 

7  to  4  agst  St  Genovieve,  4  to  1  agst  Tattoo,  6  to  1  agst  the 
Galantine  filly,  8  to  1  agst  Rollo,  and  10  to  I  agst  Trace. 
Won  by  four  lengths,  three  lengths  between  the  second 
and  third ;  the  Galantine  filly  was  left  at  the  post. 

The  Great  Newton  Cup  (handicap)  of  400  soy.  added  to  a 
Sweepstakes  of  10  sov.  each,  2  ft. ;  the  second  received  20  sov* 
ont  of  the  stakes;  one  mile  and  a  half  (17  subs. — 4282.) 
Jklr  Legh's  Radius,  by  Hampton,  3  yrs,  6st  lOlb  E.  Martin  1 
Mr  R.  Jardine's  Hampton  Wick,  4  yrs,  est  905  F.  Barrett  9 
Mr  W.  r  Anson's  Chislehnrst,  5  yrs,  Sst  12lb        Fagan  ^ 

5  to  4  on  Chislehnrst,  6  to  4  agst  Hampton  Wick,  and 
8  to  1  agst  Radius.   Won  by  two  lengths,  a  bad  third* 


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The  JaveiiAe'ScUiiig  Plate  of  lOQg%  for  iwojn  old;  the 
winaer  to  be  sold  bj  anctioji  for  100  sov.,  if  for  60  sot. 
flowed  7tb;  entrance  3  aov.;  five  furlongs  (1022.) 
MraClevchrad'sBanHKiitt,  86t  71b(£o;.)     -  F.  Barrott  1 
Mr  G.  F.  Lees^s  K  f .  by  Dmmhead,  oat  o£  Jesui% 

88t4t)(Sa2.>  -  .  ^     A.  Giles  2 

Mr  S.  Coleman's  Manana,  flbt  49)  (HOLy  Toniiinfloii  3 
Mr  Bigley's  PrDsimate»  8«t  4Jb  (^02.)         -       Pagan  4 

6la4eaclia9st.SnB8ateaBdtiie  Jeiaa  fiUy^and  10  to  1 
each  agst  the  others.  Won  by  a  length,  a  bad  (bird* 
— The  wimicc  wis  honfi^t-iiL  for  laOgs. 

The  Grand  Stand  Plate  (handicap)  of  lOOg^;  winners 
^tra;  entrance  3  soy.;  five  furlongs  (1021,) 
Mr  G.  Cleveland's  £xqmi0lt0,  by  ExminstAr^  3  yra» 

79t  €m         .  •  .  •      Martin  1 

Mr  J.  Drislane's  Jane  Shore*  4  yrs,  8st  ISflS  Jackson  9 
Mr  Bleaymire's-Camphene,  3  yes,  Bgti  lib  (incL  lOtb 

extra)  ^  .  •  Connor  9 

Mr  M.  Williamson's  Chameleon,  aged,  Sat  799  -     Fagan  4 

d  to  4  ag^  Jane  Shore,  2  to  1  a#:9t  Exquisite*  5  to  1  agst 
Chameleoa,  and  10  to  1  Camphene.  Won  by  half 
a  length,  four  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

SANDOWN  PARK  First  Summer  McKTiNa. 

[a.t  esher.] 

Ffii]>Ar,  Jane  the  12th.— The  Wadham  Stakes  of  160  sov. 
by  subscription  of  3g8  each,  with  143i.  added;  the  winner 
io  be  aold  by  anction  for  100  sov.;  one  mile  (3  sob&^ldQ^.) 
Mr  G.  Clevelaiid'e  Pelerine,  by  PeUegnno,  6  yxs, 

lOst  Sib      •  -  -  *      Acebeor  I 

Mr  G.  Tiimmer's  Linaria,  4  yrs,  li)st  6lll         &  Loates  S 

100  to  30  on  Pelerine.  Won  by  a  length. — ^The  winnef 
was  bought  in  for  240g8. 

The  Robert  de  Witville  Oaadicap  Stakw  of  200gs,  by 
snbaeriptioQ  of  1  goiaea  each  for  horaea  stimck  out  by  noon 
on  Monday,  Jane  Bth,  w        m  addition  if  left  in,  with 
48,  added;  five  furlongs,  straight  (37  subs.  20  of  whom 
paid  1  guinea  each — 21  oZ.) 

Ld  Cawdor'a.Gcey  Parrot,  by  Eilmore,  3  yn, 

est  loXb  ...  Freeman  1 

Mr W.  Gilbert's  Catissiroa,  4  yrs,  78t  (car.  ?st  iK)  A.White  2 

Mr  W.  Burton's  Domald  Caird,  6  yrs,  Sit  9tt>        Watts  a 

Mr  W.  Wright's  Stnmp  Orator,  6  yrs,  Sst  lib-  C.  Loates  - 

Mr  Q.  Kmcke&berg's  The  £cbo»  6  yra»  Sat     G.  Barrett  - 


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9  to  4  agst  Dcnald  Cuid,  II  to  4  test  OiiiMlflM,  rto  1 
agst  Giej  Parrot,  4  to  1  agst  The  Echo,  and  8  to  1  agst 
Stamp  OratGC  Wob  by  lengthy  tour  lengths  heLween 
the  wooaad  and  tlnrd. 

The  Wellington  StiJces  (handieap)  of  90aflOT.,bysnbflcrip- 
tion  of  5  SOT.  each  J  with  385  boy.  added;  one  mile  (24  snbs.^ 

6oor.) 

Mr  Abington-'s  Mc^ahon^  by  Macgregor,  5  jrs, 

8stll1b  -  -  -      '     -Archer  1 

Mr  Leopeldde  Bothaehild'A  Middlethorpe,  fiyrs, 

8flt4lb-  -  -  -         G.Barrett  2 

Mr  T.  Cannon's  Winterboome,  Byrs^  est  7Qi-  KobiDson  3 
Mr  J.  Toy's  Scot-free,  4yrfl,  Sst  2a>  -  B.  Eossiter  - 
Mr  P.  Renfrew's  Modred,  5  yrs,  7st  7II5  -  A.  White  >■ 
Col.  Heyward's  Ordovix,  4  yrs,  Tst  3lb  -  -   Lnke  - 

Mr  H.  Hungerford's  Philosopher,  4  jra,  6st  7fc  Eidcaby  - 
Mr  W.  S.  Mwlin's  The''NightiDgaIe,  3  yrs,  6st 

(car.  68t  2lb)  ...  Tomlisson  - 

13  to  8 agst  McMahon,  11  to  4  agst  Middlethorpe,  4tol 
agst  Scot-free,  100  to  7  agst  Ordovix,  100  to  6  each  agst 
Winterboume  and  Philosopher,  and  20  to  1  each  agst 
Modred  and  The  Nightingale.  Won  by  six  lengths. 

The  Hampton  Two  yrs  old  Stakes  of  5  soy.  each  for 
starters,  with  200  sov.  added;  colts,  Sst  \2Yb, geldings,  Sst  9lb, 
fillies,  Sst  7lb;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  260sov.j 
entrance  3gs;  five  furlongs  (10  subs. — 24U.  17*.) 
Mr  E.  Bird's  b.  g.  by  Victorious,  dam  by  General 

Peel,  out  of  Untrue      -  -  A.  White  1 

Mr  W.  G.  Stevens's  ch.  f.  Prickly  Pear  -  C.  Loates  2 
Mr  Abington's  br.  f .  Chftrtreuse  (car.  Sst  9lb)  -  Archer  8 
Mr  B.  Davies's  b.  c.  Arch  Duke  -     ^      -  Luke  - 

Major  Harvey  Spiller's  b.  c.  FlnctnatTon  8.  Loates  - 
Mr  J.  Dover's  hi.  c.  Washin^on  -  -  Pugh  - 

Mr  W.  G.  Jarvis's  eh.  c.  Shillingstone  •   Watts  - 

Mr  P.  Renfrew^s  b.  c.  Edinburgh  -      F.  Sharp©  - 

Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  b.  f .  Cortona  G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  T.  Cannon^s  b.  c.  Galloway  (late  Fortune)       owner  - 

6  to  4  agst  Chartreuse,  7  to'l  agst  Prickly  Ptear,  8  to  1  each 
agst  Cortona  and  Bdinburgh,  and  10  to  1  each  agst  the 
Victorious  gelding,  Fluctuation,  and  Shillingstone.  Won 
by  three-quarters  of  a  length,  the  same  between  the 
second  and  third. — The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  E.  H. 
Wood  for  5OOg0. 

The  Corinthian  Cup  of  lOOgs;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by 
anction  for  500  sov.,  if  for  250  sov.  allowed  7 lb;  entrance 
free  for  tra-guinea  Measbero  of  tibe  Glob,  dgs  tor  otheiSj 
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Mr  R.  Peck's  Hnngarian,  by  Eisber,  3  yrs, 

lost  5!b  (2502.)      •  -  -MrAbington  I 

Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Premier,  3  yrs,  1  Oet  6lb  (250/.)  Mr  Heron  2 
Mr  H.  T.  Barclay's  Glasgow,  6  yrs,  1 1  at  1 2%  ( 2502.)  owner  3 
Mr  W.  South 's  Schankelpferde,  3  yrs,  lOst  5ft> 

(250Z.)    -  -  -  MrE. M.Owen  - 

95  to  40  on  Hungarian,  9  to  2  agst  Glasgow,  8  to  1  agst 
Schaukelpferde,  and  100  to  8  agst  Premier.  Won  by 
fire  lengths. — The  winner  was  bought  in  for  506g3. 

A  Maiden  Two  yrs  old  Plate  of  200  sov.  for  maidens  fit 
entry;  entrance  5g8  for  startefs;  five  furlongs  (1942.  16«.) 
Mr  T.  Leader's  Lowdown ,  by  Lowlander,  9st  31b  G.  Barrett  1 
Mr  T.  Price's  True  Blue  II,  9st  71b      -  Archer  2 

Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  Vervain,  9st  -  Cannon  3 
Mr  J.  Lowe's  Pampas,  9st     -  -  Morgan  - 

Mr  E.  C.  Godfrey's  Montreal,  98t   -  -  C.  Loates  - 

Mr  W.  Amull's  Bronze,  8st  lOlb  -  E.  Rossiter  - 
Mr  Mainley's  Osprey,  8st  lOlb        -  -  A.  White  - 

Mr  R.  A.  Oswald's  Cydonia.  8st  lOlT)    -  Watts  - 

6  to  4  agst  True  Blue  II,  4  to  1  agst  Bronze,  7  to  I  agst  Ver- 
vain, 8  to  1  agst  Cydonia,  and  10  to  1  each  agst  Low- 
down  and  Osprey.  Won  by  a  head,  three-quarters  of  a 
length  between  the  second  and  third. 

Saturday. — The  Cobham  Stakes  of  lOOgsj  the  winner  to 
be  sold  by  auction  for  150  sov.,  if  for  100  sov,  allowed  IttS; 
entrance 'Sgs;  five  furlongs  (lOlZ.  17«.) 
Ld  Wolverton's  BrouiQard,  by  Hermit,  4  yrs,  88t  911) 

(1002.)      -  A.Giles  1 

Mr  B.  EUam's  br.  c.  by  Van  Amburgh,  out  of 

Toretha,  3  yrs,  Sst  (1002.)       -  -      Morgan  2 

Mr  A.  B.  Sadler's  Ours,  2  yrs,  Gst  4ffi  (1002.)  Rickaby  3 
Mr  P.  Renfrew's.  Ramsbury,  aged,  9st  (1002.)  Archer  - 
Col.  O.  Willans's  Mary  Anderson,  3  yrs,  7st  llTb 

(1002.)      -  -        ,   -  -    S.  Loates  - 

Mr  W.  A.  Jarvis's  Shillingstone,  2  yrs,  6st  71b 

—car.  est  lOlb  (1002.)-  -  -  P.  Barrett  - 

Mr  C.  J.  Langlands's  Pylades,3  yrs,  Sst  (1002.)  C.  Loates  - 

105  to  80  agst  Ramsbury,  100  to  30  agst  Ours,  6  to  1  agst 
Shillingstone,  8  to  1  agst  Pylades,  and  100  to  8  agst 
Brouillard.  Won  by  half  a  length,  a  head  between  the 
second  and  third. — The  winner  was  bought  in  for  145g8. 

The  Sandown  Welter  Handicap  of  200  sov.,  by  subscription 
of  5  sov.  each,  with  140  sov.  added;  one  mile  (13  aubs. — 
2002.) 

Mr  C.  Hibbert's  Shrivenham,  by  Pellegrino,  3  yrs, 

8st3n>      .  -  -  -      A.  Giles  1 


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Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Vermilion,  5  yrs,  9&t  3lb  -  Watts  8 
Hr  S.  Savage's  Adanapaar,  5  yrs,  9st  516  -  Trickle  3 
11  to  10  on  Yermilion,  9  to  4  agst  Shrivenham,  and 

4  to  1  agst  Adanapaar.-   Won  bj  two  leogths,  a  bad 

thiid. 

The  British  Dominion  Two  yrs  old  Stakes  of  16  sov.  each, 
8  ft.  (3  sov.  of  which  went  to  the  fund),  or  3  sov.  only  to 
the  fund  if  declared  by  January  6th,  with  600  sov.  added 
for  the  owner,  and  100  sov.  for  the  breeder,  of  the  winner, 
for  two  yrs  old  bred  and  trained  in  the  British  Dominions; 
the  second  received  50  sov.  out  of  the  stakes;  T.Y.C.  (150 
sabs.  58  of  whom  paid  3  sov.  each^lo75/.) 
Ld  Calthorpe's  Ste  Alvdre,  by  Hermit,  8st  4lb  G.  Barrett  1 
Mr  J.  H.  Honldsworth's  Sunrise,  88t4lb  -  S.  Loates  2 
Gen.  Owen  Williams's  Pretty  Face,  8st  lib  -  A.  Giles  3 
Mr  B.  Feck's  Hawkstone,  88t  8tn  -  Archer  - 

Mr  Jas.  Snarry's  Buckthorpe,  8st  6lb  -J.  Osborne  - 

Mr  W.  G.  Stevens's  Relief,  8st  41b        -        G.  Loates  - 
Capt.  T.  L.Wardle's  Princess  Maud,  8st  IflS  J.  Woodbum  - 
Mr  C.  Brewer's  Deuce  of  Clubs,  88t  5lb         E.  Rossiter  - 
U  to  8  on  Hawkstone,  5  to  1  agst  Sunrise,  9  to  1  each 
agst  Deuce  of  Clubs  and  Ste  Aivere,  100  to  7  agst  Pretty 
Face,  25  to  1  agst  Relief,  and  100  to  3  each  agst  Prin- 
cess Mand  and  Buckthorpe.    Won  by  a  head,  a  bad 
third. 

A  Selling  High- Weight  Handicap  of  150  sov.  by  snbscrip- 
tion  of  3gs  each,  with  115/.  78,  added;  the  winner  to  be  sold 
by  auction  for  50  sov.;  seven  furlongs  (12  subs. — 160?.) 
Capt.  B'isher's  Francis,  by  Cremorne,  3  yrs, 

9st3lB      -  -  -  -    A.  White  1 

Mr  Jno.  Nightingall's  Jingling  Johnnie, 

3yr8,  Qstatb  -  -  A.  Nightingall  2 

Mr  Wilkinson's  Droit wich,  6  yrs,  lOst  10fl>  A.  Giles  3 
Mr  G.  Haughton's  Silverstick,  4  yrs,  lOst  4!b  C.  Loates  - 
Mr  B.  EUam's  b.  f .  by  Ethus,  out  of  Tomfoolery, 

3  yrs,  98t  21b  -  -  -     H.  Ware  - 

Mr  T.  Stevens,  jnn.'s  Lovebird,  3  yrs,  9st  -  Watts  - 
Mr  G.  Bryant's  Tel-el-Kebir,  3  yrs,  98t  -  Morgan  - 
Col.  O.  Willans's  Pont  Neuf,  3  yrs,  98t  S.  Loates  - 

6  to  4  agst  Lovebird,  100  to  30  agst  Droitwich,  8  to  1  each 
agst  Francis  and  Jingling  Johnnie,  and  10  to  1  each 
agst  Silverstick,  Tel-el-Kebir,  and  Pont  Neuf.  Won  by 
four  lengths,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 
— The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  T.  Stevens,  jnn.  for 

170fiB. 


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*Tb6  firstryear  of  the  Ciaven  Stikes  of  500  aor.  added 
to  a  Sweepstakes  of  15  sot.  each,  5  ft.  or  is  tba  erenfe 
of  an  owner  not  wishing  to  mo  daring?  the  current-  year, 
1  ft.  to  the  fund  if  declared  by  the  ficst  TneadaQr  in 
February  of  each  successive  year;  entrance  5  sov.»  the  only 
entrance  fee  required  for  a  horse  daring  his  career  from  two 
yrs  old  until  sixyrs  old  inclusiTC;  five  furlongs  (59  Subs.  16  of 
whom  declared  ft. — 7357.) 

*  ThlB  race  (originally  Intended  as  a  pereanlal  ratje)  nms  disooDtinned 
after  the  first  year. 

Mr  Manton*s  Energy,  by  Steriing,  5  yrs,  9st  7ns  Arober  i 
Ld  Calthorpe's  Scherzo,  2  yrfi,  Bet  M  -  J.  Woodbnra  a 
Mr  Dougairs  LyddinKton,  2  yrs,  6st  1215  ^W.  Banett  d 
Mr  £.  C.  Godfrey's  ^jesman,  8  yrs,  8at  lib  C.  LeatM  4 
9  to  4  GO  Energy,  7  to  2  agat  Scberao,  and  fi  to  1  lagst 
Lyddington.   Won  by  a  neok,  a  bad  third. 

The  St  James's  Slakes  (handicap)  of  SOOgs.by  snbseription 
of  1  guinea  each,  for  horses  struck  out  by  noon  on  June  8th,  -er 
5gs  in  addition  if  left  in,  v^fa  WSi.  Ss.  added;  winners- extras 
a  mile  (28  subs.  14  of  whom -paid  I  guinea  each—file^.) 
Ld  Cawdor's  Witchcraft,  by  Kingcraft,  5  yrf, 

68t  1 3Tb  (incl.  Ttb  extra)         -  -P.  Barrett  1 

Mr  A.  Victor's  Verano,  3  yrs,  ^st  Sib  -  "Robinaon  2 

Mr  H.  Macksey's  Gaiety,  5  yrs,  7st  Sib  (car. 

7bt^ft)  -  -  -         G.  Batrett  3 

Gen.  Owen  Williams's  Nautilus,  5  yrs,  8st  Ulb  Arcfher  - 
Mr  C.  Hibbert's  St  Vinceot,  6  yrs,  8fit  2tb  A.  Giles  - 
Mr  W.  Burton's  Fulhara,  3  yrs,  ^st  lOK     J,  Woodburn  - 

8  to  I  agst  St  Vic  cent,  100  to  30  each  agst  Witchcraft  and 
Nautilus,  4  to  1  agst  Gaiety,.  6  to  1  agst  Tulham,  and 
8  to  1  agst  Verano.  Won  by  a  neck,  a  iread  betweea 
the  second  and  third.  ' 


TcBSDAT,  June  the  16th.— The  Trial  Stages  of  It)  soy, 
each,  with  200  added;  ihe  winner  to  be  sold  for  1000  json 
with  allowfuices  if  for  less;  if  not  to  be  "sold  to  carry  14lb 
extra;  the  New  mile  (7  subs.— 2fiDZ.) 
Mr  R.  C.  Naylor's  Toaalmaster,  by  iSrown  Bread, 

aged,  8fit  131b  (lOOOO      -  -        G.  Barrett  1 

D.  of  WestmiuBter's  Cambusmore,  4  yrs,  8st  lift  ' 
(lOOOZ.)  -  -  -  -Areber  •  2 

MrLef evre's  Queen 's  Colour,3  y rB,6et  8 lb  ( 9001,)  Tomliston  3 
Mr  Craven's  Campbell,  3  yrs,  6st  1  llb--car. 


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Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Lord  Cardinal,  3  yrs,  6st  1  lib 
(200?.)  J 


Tomlimoa 


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Mr  J.  Hammond^  StrathblaiM,  aged,  Bst  19% 

(100<W.)      -  •  -  .       .Webb  - 

B.  of  St  Albans's  Bellona,  S  yrs,  7Bt  «ft 

(lOOOZ.)     .....  LnAmair 
11  to  8  agist  SteathUane,  4  to  1  agat  Oanbogmim,  160  to  IS 
agst  Toaetmaster,  8  to  1  agst  Ballona,  and  100  to  8  agsfc 
avf  other.   Won  by  thucO'qiiarteDi  of  ft  kngtJi,  bidC  « 
length  betw€en  the  second  wmL  third. 

The  third  year  of  the  thirty-first  Triennial  Stakes  of 
10  SOT,  each,  h.  ft.  with  300  added  for  the  owner,  and  100  sor. 
for  the  breeder,  of  the  winner,  for  fonr  yrs  old;  the  second 
received  20  per  cent,  and  the  Uiird  10  jper  cent,  on  the  sweep- 
stakes only;  once  round  and  in,  startup  opposite  the  Grand 
Stand  (49  subs.— 589^  lOjr.) 

Mr  J.  H.  Hoaldsworth's  Boyal  Fern,  hy  Springfield, 

8stlOfi>  ....  Cannon  1 
Mr  G.  Lambert's  Gonfalon,  SstlOtb  -  J.  Goater  2 
Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  Talismcn,  dit  lOft  £.Bosnter  3 
Ld  Rosebeiys  Coranto,  Tst  lOlb  (ear.  7st  lt)b)  C.  Wood  < 
Mr  W.  U.  Manser's  Highforce,  8st  \Qtb  *  <3r,  Barrett  • 
D.  of  Beanfort's  Lord  Strathnaim,  8st  lOlb  Arthar  - 
Sir  R.  Jardine'sAttadale*  7Bt  lOlb  (car.  7st  i  Mb)C.Bownaii  - 
Ld  Zetland's  Marjorie,  8st  5!b-  -    J.  Woadbom  - 

4  to  1  1^  Talisman,  and  9  to  3  each  Agat  Lord  Sttath- 
naim,  Coranto,  Royal  Fern,  a«id  Qonfatoa.  Won  by  m 
length  and  a  half,  a  bad  third. 

The  Ascot  Stakes  (handicap)  of  25  aov.  each,  1 5  ft.,  or 
5  ft.  if  declared  by  Jane  9th,  with  500  sot.  added  for  the 
winner,  and  100  sot.  for  the  second;  the  third  received  50  sor. 
ont  of  the  stakes;  once  roand,  starting  at  the  distance  post, 
abont  two  miles  (31  sabs.  19  of  whom  paid  5  sov.  each^ 
790i.) 

Baron  de  HirscVs  Althorp»  by  Tibthorpe,  3  yffi, 

est  12Tb         -  -  -  F.Uarrett  1 

Mr  J.  HBmmond*s  Eurasian,  3  yrs,  6st  8ft-  J. "Wood bum  2 
Ld  Rosebery's  Polemic,  5  yrs,  7st  4ft-  Tomlrnson  3 

MiBB  Isabella  Grahmiv's  Wire,  4  yrs»  fist  Uft  Wall  4 

Mr  Maioley's  Fiaarro,  4  yrs,  8st  laJb-  -   Archer  • 

Baren  de  Rothschild's  Loais  d'Or,  a^d,  Sst    G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  C.  J.  Ijefevre's  Tombola,  4  yrs,  7st  2tb  Tomlisson 
Mr  B.  Cari^gton's  Marmora,  S  yrs,  fist  7ft-       Rickaby  - 
Sir  R.  Jardine's  Glengyle,  3  yrs,  6st  9ft         W.  Glover  - 
7  to  3  agst  Polemic,  9  to  2  each  agst  AlVhorp  and  Pizarro, 
8  to  1  agst  Glengyle,  100  to  1^  agst  fikrramm.  9  to  1  agat 
Loois  d'Or,- 10  to  1  agst  Marmora,  and  20to  I  agst  Wire. 
Won  by  five  lengths. 


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The  Prince  of  WaJee's  Stakes  of  50  sot.  each,  h.  ft.  with 
4000  8oy.  added,  for  three  yrs  old;  the  second  received 
300  SOY.,  and  the  third  200  soy.  out  of  the  stakes;  New 
Coarse,  abont  one  mile  aad  five  furlongs  (76  subs. — 2550Z.) 
D.  of  Beaufort's  Pepper  and  Salt,  hy  The  Bake, 

88t3lb      -  -  -  -   G.Barrett  1 

Prince  Soltykoff's  Dandie  Dinmont,  8st  3ft>  Lashmar  2 
Mr  Childwick's  Royal  Hampton,  98t  lib  -  G.  Wood  3 
Mr  Manton's  Willie  Darling,  88t  3m  -  F.Barrett  4 

Ld  Bradford's  Sheraton,  Sst  3lb  -  -  F.  Rossiter  - 

Sir  R.  Jardine's  Reedsdale,  Sst  31b  (car.  Sst  5lb)  J.  Osborne  - 
Mr  W.  J.  Legh's  John  Barleycorn,  Sst  3tt)  -  A.  Giles  - 
B.  of  Westminster's  Metal,  Sst  13fl5    -  -  Archer  - 

13  to  8  on  Royal  Hampton,  4  to  1  agst  Metal,  100  to  8 
agst  Dandie  Dinmont,  and  25  to  1  agst  any  other.  Won 
by  four  lengths,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and 
third. 

A  Maiden  Plate  of  200  sov.  added  to  a  Sweepstakes  of 
10  SOY.  each,  for  two  yrs  old ;  colts,  Sst  1 2fb,  and  fillies,  8st  9!b; 
the  second  received  50  soy.  out  of  the  stakes;  five  furlongs 
(13  subs.— 270^.) 

Ld  Haldon's  br.  f .  Storm  Light,  by  CheYron  -  Archer  1 
Mr  R.  H.  Combe's  br.  c.  Volta  -  -       Snowden  2 

Ld  Bradford's  b.  f.  Frisk   -  -  -  A.  GUes  3 

Mr  Douglas  Baird's  br.  c.  Doubloon  -  C.  Wood  - 
Sir  R.  Jardine's  br.  f.  by  Rosicrucian,  out  of  Hue 

And  Cry   -  -  -  -    J.  Osborne  - 

Mr  C.  J.  Lefevre's  b.  f.  Villeneuve  (car.  Sst  lOlb)  Webb  - 
Mr  Sassoon's  b.  c.  Theodore       -  -        Cannon  - 

Mr  Somers's  b.  c.  Bow  Church         -  G.  Barrett  - 

Ld  Zetland's  gr.  c.  Grey  Friars   -  -  Watts  - 

5  to  4  agst  Storm  Light,  5  to  1  agst  Doabloon,  7  to  1  agst 
Theodore,  10  to  1  agst  Grey  Friars,  100  to  8  each  agst 
Villeneuve,  Bow  Church,  and  the  Hue  and  Cry  filly,  and 
100  to  7  each  agst  Frisk  and  Volta.  Won  by  three- 
quarters  of  a  length,  a  bad  third. 

The  Gold  Vase,  value  200  sov.  given  by  Her  Majesty,  added 
to  a  Sweepstakes  of  20  sov.  each;  two  miles  (5  subs. — 280^) 
Mr  Manton's  Thebais,  by  Hermit,  nged,  Sst  13lb  Archer  1 
Ld  Cadogan's  Mate,  6  yrs,  9st  4lb-  -      Cannon  S 

11  to  2  on  Thebais.   Won  by  half  a  length. 

The  first  year  of  the  twenty-eighth  Ascot  Biennial  Stakes 
of  10  sov.  each,  with  300  sov.  added,  for  two  yrs  old;  colts, 
98t,  fillies,  Sst  lOlb;  the  second  received  10  per  cent  on  the 
stakes;  T.Y.C.  (67  subs.— 863/.) 


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ilr  Childwick*8  ch.  c.  Saraband,  hy  Mancaster  -  Archer  1 
lid  Caltborpe'sch.  f.  Ste  Al?dre  -  -         Webb  2 

Mr  W.  J.  Legb's  b.  or  br.  f .  Nelly  Farren  A.  Giles  8 
Mr  Douglas  Baird's  br.  c  Atbeling  -       Cannon  - 

Mr  C.  J.  Lefevre's  br.  f .  Venette        -  Tomlisson  - 

Mr  J.  Lowtber's  cb.  c  Easington  -  -         Watts  - 

Mr  Manton's  b.  f.  Lonely  Home        -  F.  Barrett  - 

Mr  R.  B.  Brett's  br.f.  Fedalma    -  -   G.  Barrett  - 

85  to  SO  on  Saraband,  10  to  I  agst  Ste  Aly^re,  100  to  8 
agst  Atbeling,  25  to  1  agst  Nellj  Farren,  and  50  to  1 
agst  any  other.   Won  by  a  neck,  a  bad  third. 

Wbdnbsdat. — The  second  year  of  the  twenty  seventh 
Ascot  Biennial  Stakes  of  10  soy.  each,  with  300  added,  for 
three  yrs  old;  colts,  9st,  fillies,  Sst  lOflb;  the  second  received 
10  per  cent  on  the  stakes ;  Old  Mile  (6!  snbs. — 809Z.) 
Mr  Mackenzie's  b.  c.  The  Child  of  the  Mist,  by 

Blair  Athol      -  -  -  A.  Giles  1 

D.  of  Beaufort's  gr.  c.  Pepper  and  Salt  -  G.  Barrett  2 
Ld  Alington's  br;  c.  Luminaiy  -  -  Archer  3 

Mr  J.  Dover's  b.  c.  Wafcpite       -  -         Pugh  4 

Mr  C.  J.  Lefevre's  ch.  f .  Queen's  Colour  -   Webb  5 

7  to  4  agst  Luminary,  9  to  4  agst  Pepper  and  Salt,  5  to  . 
2  agst  The  Child  of  the  Mist,  and  20  to  1  each  agst  War- 
spite  and  Queen's  Colour.   Won  by  three  lengths,  the 
same  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Coronation  Stakes  of  100  sot.  each,  h.  ft.  with  300 
added,  for  three  yrs  old  fillies  ;  the  second  received  200  sov. 
out  of  the  stakes,  and  the  third  saved  his  stake ;  Old  Mile 
(36  subs.— 2050?.) 

lid  Zetland's  St  Helena,  by  Hermit,  Sst  lOlb  -  Watts  1 
Ld  Rosebeiy's  CipoUina,  8st  S»  -  C.  Wood  2 

Baron  de  Rothschild's  Aveline,  Sst  3tfo  -  F.  Barrett  3 
D.  of  Beaufort's  Constance,  Sst  3tfo  -  G.  Barrett  - 
Ld  Cadogan's  Lonely,  98t  SflS        -  -      Archer  - 

Mr  J.  H.  Houldswoith's  Golden  Light,  8st  3lb 

{eta.  Sst  61b)  -  -  -J.  Osborne  - 

Mr  Brodrick-Cloete's  Wheatsheaf,  8st  101b         -Webb  - 

11  to  10  agst  Lonely,  4  to  1  agst  St  Helena,  9  to  2  agst 
Cipollina,  6  to  1  agst  Aveline,  and  20  to  1  each  agst  the 
others.  Won  by  a  neck,  half  a  length  between  the 
second  and  third. 

The  Fern  Hill  Stakes  of  20  sov.  each,  10  ft  with  300  added, 
for  two  yrs  old,  7st  2D5,  and  three,  9st;  f.  and  g.  allowed  3lb; 
the  second  received  50  sov.  out  of  the  stakes;  five  furlongs 
(10  subs.— 380Z.) 

Mr  Abington's  ch.  c.  Necromancer,  by  Touchet, 
3  yrs  -  -  -  -  F.  Webb  1 

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Mr  MaTiton*8  cb.  f.  Helen  c?  Troy,  2  yrs  G.  Woodhnm  O 
Mr  Dougftirs  br.  c.  Lydtiita^on,  2  yrs  -  P.  Barrett  O 
D.  of  St  Albans's  ch.  f.  Hors  de  Combat,  2  yrs 

(car.  7st)  -  -  -         Loi^niar  - 

6  to  4  on  Necromancer,  5'to  T  a^i^st  King  Monmouth,  7  to  1 
agst  Hors  de  Combat,  and  ro  to  1  each  agst  Helen  of 
Troj  and  Lyddington.    Won  by  three-quarters  of  a 
length,  a  head  between  the  second  and  Lyddington  and 
Helen  of  Troy,  who  ran  a  dead  heat  for  third  j^ace. 
The  Royal  Hunt  Cup  ^handicap)  value  600  sov.  added  to 
a  Sweepstakes  of  20  sor.  each,  n.  ft.;  winners  extra;  the 
second  received  160  sov.  out  of  the  stakes;  New  mile  (54  snl^s. 
—1070?.) 

D,  of  Beauforfte  Eastern  Emperor,  by  Strathconaw, 

4  yrs,  68t  2lb-  -  -  .  Tomlrssoii  1 

Ld  HaTtington's  CoT^inna,  5  yrs,  Cst  6!b*-  -  Wall  2 

Mr  R.  C.  Naylor's  Fnlmcn,  5  yrs,  78t  9*  -  O.  Barrett  S 
Mr  Abington*s  McMahon,  5  yrs,.      7ll5  (inch  10ft 

extra)         .  -  -  -      Webb  - 

Mt  Manton*s  Macheath,  6  yrs,  ^         -  A.  -Giles  - 

Mr  Gerard's  Sweetbread,  6  yrs,  8st  12W  -  Archer  - 
Mr  Adrian'is  The  Prince,  6  yrs,  Sst  I21b  -  Watts  - 

Mr  J.  C.  Murphy's  Boulevard,  5  yrs,  «st  iBl  -  C.  Wood  - 
Ld  Bradford's  Whitelock,  4  yrs^,  fstSTh  -  Tbmliason  - 
Ld  Rosebery's  EtBsky,  4  yrs,  7«t  dib  (W. 

78t6lb)  ,  -  ,  .       SvLoft^W  - 

D.  of  Westnttiiwter^  Newto*,.  4  ym*.  7st  WiHi - 

Capt.  Coventry's  Portnellan,  3  yrs,  7st  -  •  Robunson  - 
Mr  G.  Lamberif s  MMt^r  of  Arts^  5  I3^i  RidUby  - 

Mr  Hoghes's  Brave,  5  yrs,  fist  bOlb  (<Qal!,  M 1  l^VA. White  - 


Mr  H,  T.  Darclay'-s  Critftrion,  <  ytf,  M  7!b  K.  Mavtia  - 
Mr  Legfa's  C'Ormeille,  4  yrs  6st  dib  iimt. 

est  eft)  -  .  ^  -J.  Woodbtrs  - 

Mr  MaatDu's  Grecian  Bride,  3  yrs,  Gst  6lb  G.  WoedWrii  - 
Mr  J.  H.  Houldctworth^  Sprite®  U<m,  4  ym,  «at  Dwv  - 
Mr  Creven'ftCaMia,  4yiti,  6it        ,  -     Cohea:  - 

im  to  30  agst: Coiatteittei,.  II  to  2  agst  Sweetbread,  9  to  1 
agst  Eastern  Emperor,  Ifttp  l  agst  Brave,  100  to  9  agst 
Fulmen,  200  to  15  agst  Criterion,  20  to  1  each  agst 
McMahon  tad  Qonmi^tt  %  to  1  agst  Whitelocte,  1000  to 
35  agst  Peftrl  Diver,  33  to.  i  i^cl*  ii^  Gyegim  3?^^© 
and  Kinsky,  40  to  1  eadji  i^t'  Botdevard,  Tlie  Priiice, 
and  Macheath,  50  to  I  agst  Caltha,  nnd  100  to  1 
each  agst  Maeterof  Arts  ajxd  Portnelian.  Won  by  three- 
qnarleiiS  of  a  length,  the  same  between  the  secpii^  and 
thinl. 


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Her  lj(faje8ty*8  Ptatc  of  SOOgs;  three  jTSoltd,  Ts^  Sib;  four, 
9jBt,  five  and  upwards,  9st  4lb;  two  mttes. 
Baron  de  Hirsch'S  Atthorp,  3  yrs      -  Q.  "JJarrett  1 

Capt.  Macheira  Qae€«  Adelflicle,  4yr8  -  Areber  2 
Ld  Bttesmere's  Belinda,  4  jrs  -  -A*  €UIe8  3 

3  to  1;  on  Altborp,  5  to  1  agst  Qneen  Adelaide,  and  £  t9  1 
agst  Belinda.    Won  hy  two  lengths,  a  bad  third. 

The  first  year  of  the  thirty  t)ur4  Tri««iU9}  £|take#  of 
la  80V.  ftach,  b.  ft.  with  3  0  sm,  added,  »p4  100  «0¥.  t^e 
bseedes,  for  two  yra  old;  ooltp,  8«t  )iD>,  fiUies,  91^ the 
second  received  a  anm  eqaad  to  30  per  c«nt,»  and  tbf  third 
to  baT«  received  10  per  ce^.  on  ^weepeijakeaQalj;  T.T.C. 
(908ub9.— 768^.) 

Mr  Blanton'4  b.  c.  Gay  Hermit,  by  Hermit    -      Wafcte  1 
ifrR.  Peck's  b.  f.  Philosophy  Qcslv.  Sat  lOlb)       Arch^  2 
6.  to  1  on  Philoflophy.  1v  on  by  three-qnarfers  of  a  length. 

The  Ascot  Derby  Stakes  of  l^dOT.flaAb,  h.  ft.  wUh  f^O 
added,  lor  thi<pe  yrii  old^  th^  seeond  recei^  lOa  sot.  .iM|d 
the  thir^  5Q  sov.  out  of  the  staJ^e^i  SwiAley  Qoaim  {97.  an)is. 
137U> 

Mr  M99ke«zie'8  The  Child  of  the  Miftt.  8«t  C.  Wood  1 
Mr  Maoton^a  Willie  Da^Un;^  msXti      ^  Bi^rt»tt  2 

Prince  Soltykoff*i  DandieDtiu)aoot,$st3lb  ^  X#ahr«ar  3 
of  Westminsto^s  Il9talf  3st  lOtb      «  Arq^ef  - 

Sir  B,.  Jardiii»*s  A^hert^  Sst  \0\b     -  J.  Qsh^m^  - 

Mr  a  J.  I^fevw'a  Dncafc,  8«t  10*  Webb  - 

7  to  i  agst  The  Cl^ild  of  the  Miett,  ft  to  1  ai^  Dandie  Din- 
mont,  11  to  2  a^t  Dti<;ii1i,  7  to  1  p^t  ^AetaJ,  and  10  to 
I  each  iigst  Willie  Darling  i^nd  Albert.    Won  by  a 
neck,  a  bad  third. 
The  Viflitors*  Plate  (handicap)  of  flOO  ipv,  a*d  50.,sav.  to 
the  jMcond^  addled  to  a  Sw^epst^k^  of  15  90 v.  eacb,  $  ft; 
the  third  sajved  his  irtak?;  Swmley  Ckmrsw  (S?l  suh^.-r445;.) 
Sir  R.  Jardine's  Borneo,  by  Adventurer,  4  yrs, 

78tl2H)      -  -  •  Boirman  1 

Baron  de  flotbHchild's  Lavaret^  4  yrs,  7st  F.  B^wetl;  2 
Mr  T.  ^vens,  jun.'8  Gogglefu  age4  7«t  31^  r  A.  White  8 
Ld  Bra^iford*a  Umeligbit,  4  jrs,  78t$Ib-  Tao^inson  - 
D.  of  St  Att>an8*s  Bellona,  3  yrs,  69t  109)  -  Diyin  - 
W  Hartin«to?iL'a  Mowf>yth,  3  jtb^  Cist  ISlH  (car.  6st)  J. WaU  - 
W  Zealand's  W^r  Pftlti^  3  yr^,  ji^t  lOlfi  (car. 

6st  V3lh)  "  -  -        TomTiB*ion  - 

Even  on  Borneo,  6  to  1  agst  MouoUth*  7  to  1  «;ach  agst 
Goiggles  an^  X^varet,  100  to  8  each,  ag9t  Bellona  and 
LfmeTight,  and  20  to  I  ^g3t  War  Path.  Won  by  half  a 
length,  a  bad  third. 

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Thuhsdat. — ^The  St  James's  Pnlace  Stakes  of  100  sov. 
eacb«  h.  ft.  with 300  soy.  added,  for  three  yrs  old;  the  second 
receiyed  200  soy.  oat  of  the  stakes,  and  the  third  saYed  his 
stake;  Old  mile  (27  sabs.— 1550^.) 

Ld  Bradford's  SheratoD ,  by  Springfield,  8st  70)  J.  Osborne  1 
Mr  C.  J.  LefeYre's  Dacat,  9st      -  -      Cannon  2 

Mr  Manton's  Sweet  Willie,  Set  71b  -  G.  Barrett  3 
Ld  Calthorpe's  St  Honorat,  Sat  7m-  -        Webb  4 

Mr  T.  E.  Walker's  Greenwich,  98t       -  A.  Giles  - 

Iid  Alington's  Luminary,  9st       -  -      Archer  - 

6  to  5  aget  St  Honorat,  6  to  1  agst  Luminary,  7  to  1  agst 
Greenwich,  8  to  1  agst  Sheraton,  and  10  to  1  each  agst 
Ducat  and  Sweet  Willie.  Won  by  three  lengths,  a  bad 
third. 

The  second  year  of  the  twenty-second  New  Biennial 
Stakes  of  15  soy.  each,  10  ft.  with  300  added,  for  three  and 
four  yrs  old;  the  second  received  60  sov.  out  of  the  stakes; 
Old  mile  (25  subs.— 620Z.) 

Mr  Leigh's  Fantail,  by  Hermit,  4  yrs,  Sst  lllb  Archer  1 
Mr  Craven's  Caltha,  4  yrs,  Sst  lift  -  -  Morrell  2 

Mr  C.  J.  Lefevre's  WUd  Thyme„  4  yrs,  9st  4lb  Webb  3 
Ld  Hartington's  Monolith,  3  yrs,  Sst  -C.  Wood  4 

D.  of  Beaufort's  I  shant,  3  yrs,  78t  41b     -     F.  Barrett  - 
Mr  T.  Cannon's  Horsebridge,  3  yrs,  7st  71b      Robinson  - 
Mr  W.  J.  Legh's  Cormeille,  4  yrs,  98t  4B5  -        A.  Giles  - 
11  to  10  on  Cormeille,  9  to  2  agst  Fantail,  8  to  1  agst 
Wild  Thyme,  10  to  1  each  Caltha  and  I  shant,  and  100 
to  8  agst  Monolith.   Won  by  a  lengthy  two  lengths 
between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Gold  Cup,  value  1000  sov.  with  200  sov.  for  the 
second,  and  100  sov.  for  the  third,  added  to  a  Sweepstakes  of 
20  sov.  each,  h.  ft.;  three  yrs  old,  7st  7fi>,  four,  9Bt,  five,  six, 
and  aged,  9Bt  4fi>;  m.  and  g.  allowed  3%;  to  start  at  the  Cup 
Post  and  go  once  round,  about  two  miles  and  a  half  (18  subs. 
—1200?.) 

Mr  J.  Hammond's  b.  c.  St  Gatien,  by  Botherhill, 

or  The  Rover,  4  yrs         -  -  C.Wood  1 

Mr  F.  Gebhard's  b.  h.  Eole,  aged  -  -      Cannon  2 

Mr  J.  Hammond's  bl.  h.  The  Dutchman,  5  yrs  Webb  3 
Mr  J.  Foy's  br.  c.  Scot-free,  4  y«  -  -  J.  Osborne  4 

100  to  30  on  St  Gatien,  100  to  15  agst  Scot-free,  10  to  1 
agst  Eole,  and  33  to  1  agst  The  Dutchman.   Won  by 
three  lengths,  a  bad  third. — Mr  Hammond  declared  to 
win  with  St  Gatien. 
The  New  Stakes  of  10  sov.  each,  with  600  added,  for  two 
yrs  old ;  the  second  received  10  per  cent,  on  the  whole  stake; 
T.Y.C.  (80  subs.— 1160?.) 


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Mr  Childwick's  Saraband,  98t  3lb      -  C.  Wood  1 

D.  of  Westminster's  Kendal,  Set  lOlb  -  Archer  8 
Mr  Douglas  Baird's  St  Michael,  88t  lOlb  -  Booty  3 
Mr  Abiogton's  Skyscraper,  8st  lOft  -  Cannon  - 
Mr  R.  H.  Combe's  Volto,  8st  lOlb     -  -Snowden  - 

Mr  C.  J.  Lefevre's  Calais,  Bst  lOlb  -  Webb  - 

Ld  Rosebery's  Eannitz,  8st  lOlb  (car.  8st  lllb)-  Watts  - 
6  to  5  on  Saraband,  9  to  4  agst  Kendal,  10  to  1  agst  Calais, 

and  12  to  1  agst  .  Kaonitz.   Won  by  a  length,  three 

lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  All-aged  Stakes  of  25  sot.  each,  10  ft.  with  300  added; 
the  second  received  100  sov.  ont  of  the  stakes,  and  the  third 
to  have  saved  his  stake;  T.Y.C  (15 subs.— 356/.) 
Mr  Manton's  Energy,  by  Sterling,  6  yrs,  lOst  9lb  Archer  1 
Mr  C.  J.  Lefevre's  Villenenve,  2  yrs,  6st  815  TomliaBon  2 
4  to  1  on  Energy.    Won  by  a  neck. 

The  Hons  Memorial  Stakes  of  10  soy.  each,  h.  ft.  to  the 
Rons  Memorial  Fand,  with  1000  so  v.  added;  the  second  re- 
ceived 100  sov.  ont  of  the  stakes;  New  Mile  (107  subs. — 950/.) 
Ld  Bradford's  Isobar,  by  Isonomy,  3  yrs,  7st  4fb  Tomlinson  1 
D.of  Westminster'sDnke  of  Richmond,4yr8,8stl0lb  Archer  2 
Ld  Zetland's  Prism,  6  yrs,  9st  5tb      -  -   Watts  S 

Mr  J.  H.  Hoaldsworth's  Royal  Fern,  4  yrs, 

8st  lOO)  -  -  -  J.  Osborne  - 

Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  Lnoeme,  5  yrs,  9st  8lb  OAnnoa  -> 
Mr  J.  Foy's  Jacob,  3  yrs,  7st  4fl5      -         W.  Chaloner  - 
100  to  60  on  Duke  of  Richmond,  4  to  1  agst  Prism^ 
100  to  12  agst  Lucerne,  20  to  I  agst  Isobar,  25  to  1  agst 
Royal  Fern,  and  100  to  1  agat  Jacob.    Won  by  fifteen 
lengths. 

The  first  year  of  the  twenty-third  New  Biennial  Stakes 
of  15  sov.  each,  10  ft.  with  300  added,  for  two  and  three  yrs 
old;  the  second  received  50  sov.  out  of  the  stakes;  T.T.C. 
(25  subs.— 605/.) 

Mr  R.  Peck's  The  Bard,  by  Petrarch,  2  yrs,  Tst  6* 

(car.  78t  91b)      .  -  -  C.  Wood  1 

Mr  Craven's  Campbell,  8  yrs,  98t  -  -     Morrell  2 

Mr  Manton's  Grecian  Bride,  3  yrs,  9st  lib  Archer  3 

Mr  C.  J.  Lefevre's  Noemie,  2  yrs,  6st  ISib      Tomlisson  4 
95  to  20  on  The  Bard.   Won  by  six  lengths. 

Fbiday. — The  second  year  of  the  thirty-second  Triennial 
Stakes  of  10  sov.  each,  h.  ft.,  with  300  added  for  the  owner, 
and  100  sov.  for  the  breeder,  of  the  winner,  for  three  yrs  old; 
the  second  received  20  per  cent,  and  the  third  10  per  cent,  on 
the  sweepstakes  only;  New  Mile  (60  subs.— 617/.  10«.}      •  • 


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Frinoe  Solt/koff's  Dandie  IMoBont,  bj  Silvio, 

66t3]b        -  -  -  .   C.  Wood  I 

IX  of  Beaufort's  Pepper  and  Salt^  M  Ift  Arckor  O 

Gen.  Pearson's  Red  Unio,  88t  lOlb  (ear.  M  lifi^)  Webb  O 
Mr  T.  £.  Waiker*s  Greenwidi^  Snt  10&  -  A.  Giles  A 

Mr  Maafcon's  Sweet  Willie,  est  32b  -  Barrett 

6  to  4  vn  Red  Rnia,  «5  to  20  agst  Pepper  and  Salt,  6  to  1 
4gst  Daadie  DibBoat,  >aBd  20  to  1  €aoh  agst  Sweat 
WiUie  aod  Greenwich.  Won  hj  two  lengths,  a  dead 
heat  for  second  place. 

The  Ascot  Bigh-w^ght  Plate  (iiandicap)  of  300  soy.  with 
50  Bov.  to  the  second,  added  to  a  Sweepstakes  of  15  sov.  each, 
5  ft.;  one  mile  and  a  (quarter  (30  subs. — 475Z.) 
Mr  H.  T.  Bal-c^ay^s  Criterion,  by  Childeric,  4  yrs, 

Sst  Itb      -  -  -  -   G.Barrett  1 

Ld  Bradford's  Quicklime,  6  yrs,  Sst  12®  -  Aidher  2 

Ld  Rosebery's  Kinsky,  4  jrs,  9st  -  •>       Cannon  3 

Ld  EUesnCertf's  Belinda,  4  yAs,  Sat  iv9i'  A.  Qiles  4 

11  to  8  agst  QoicJclime,  2  to  1  a^  Criterion,  7  to  2  agsi 
Kinsky,  and  20  to  1  agst  licliada.  Won  by  a  leogUi, 
three-quarters  of  a  length  between  the  second  afid  third. 

The  Witxdsor  Cafitle  Stakes  of  1 5  sov.  each,  5  ft.  with  300 
added,  for  two  yrs  old;  the  second  itceited  10  per  ceut.  on 
the  whole  stake;  T.Y.a  (72  sttbB.--e51/.) 
Mr  T.  Cannon's  Pullerton,  by  Tonchet,  8st  tolb     owner  1 
Sir  B.  Jardinc's  ch.«.  by  Adirenturer,  out  of  Miss 

Pool,  Sst  lOYfy'  .  .  J.  ObOTtie  9 

M¥  F.  Ponglas^s  Offenbeit,  Sst  lOlb  (car.  86t !  Ifls)  Wsftts  3 
Ld  Haldbn's  Stwni  Light,  Sst  7lb  (csr.  But  Sft)  Archer  4 
Mr  Abbgton^s  br.    by  *Che4^ron,  out  of  MsNkia 

Walton,  Sst  lOlb         -  -  -  S^  Loafes  - 

Bi  of  St  Albans's  Hdfs  iJe  Combat,  8st  71b  C.  Wood  - 
Ld  Elleemero's  Demagogue,  Sst  lOlb  -G.  Bavratt  - 

BiYcm  de  Hifsoh's  Lorgnette^  Sat  7K      -         A.  Giles  - 

76  to  20  on  Storm  Light,  100  to  7  each  «gat  Loignetta 
and  HcttsHda  Combat;  and  25  to  1  agst  any  otber.  Woa 
by  tliree  ilengths^three-quarters  of  a  length  between  the 
fecottd^d  third. 

The  Wekingham  Stakes  (hatt^oap)  of  13  sey,«acis  5  ft. 
^th  500  addod;  winners  extnLi  the  BeeoDdroMivied  lOo  sot* 
out  of  the  stakes^  last  thr^e-qoarters  of  the  Kew  mile  (60 
subs.— Sfifi^O 

Ld  Hartiitgton^s  Comnaa,  by  Coernleas,  £  yrs^est  StbWall  1 
lifr  T.  Jenaio^'s  Lord  Charles,  3  yrs,  7st  4'lb  £.  Martin  2 
MrJ«H.  Houldsworth's  Spring  Mom,  4  yra,  (st2&  W JDunn  3 
Ml  Maaton's  £cei^,  6 yrs,  iOet  31b {jucl.  7lb  ex.)Archer  - 


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Mr  Jos.  Davift'B  Sir  Francv,  5  jtb,  Tsl  2ft      P.  JBan«tt  - 
Mr  Dooglas  Baird^s  O^fbpriog,  4  jra,  T&tifiS      -  ifiootj  - 
Col.  Hey  ward's  Ordbvix,  j  jrrs,  iSt  sib        -         Lake  - 
HastiBjrg's  Pearl  Diver,  3  yra,  7st   -  Laflhisar  - 

Baron  de  fothsc&ild's  Aveliue,  3  yrs,  6st  6l&  Tomlissoa  - 
Mr  U.  Chaplin'B  HarmaCtan,  3  jr?,  Gat  4tb  W*  ^ones  - 
B&roii  de  flirsch's  Glimmer,  3  yrs,  6st  -  C.  Dnim  - 
M)r  1*.  CannoD's  Vrinterbourne,  6  yr^  68t  ItobinBOB  - 
Mr  Gordon's  Kookaburra,  4  yrs,  5st  Tm  •  T.  Loates  - 
Mr  G.  Wisdham's  Peerless,  8  yrs,  5Bt  71b  -  Colder  - 

2  to  I  «gst  Sit  Francis,  6  to  1  agst  CbruiAia,  7  to  1  Af^ 
Energy,  10  to  1  agst .  KodkabCHra,  100  to  8  each  agst 
Ordovix  and  Pearl  Diver,  100  to  7  each  agst  Lonl 
Charles  and  Aveline,  and  33  to  1  each  agst  Peerless  and 
Offsprhig.  ^oa  by  three  lengths,  a  head  between  the 
second  atld  thard. 

Th»  Aksondra  Piste  of  1000  soy.  added  to  a  Sweepitafees 
of  25  sov.  fiacb,.  16  fk;  the  second  received  200  so  v.  oat  of  ths 
stakes,  and  tUe  third  saved  his  stake;  to  start  at  the  new 
mile  postr  and  go  once  round,  abont  three  miles  (1£  subs.  — 
S70/.) 

Mr  J.  HMBmond^ft  St  Gatien,  4  yra^  9at  5lb  -  G.  Wood  1 
Mr  C.  J,  I.e€evr«'s  Hermitage,  4  jrs*  9st  Webb  2 

MrF.Qebhard'«£oW,  aged,  9st  71b  -     Cannon  3 

D.  of  Hamilton's  Cosmos,  5  yrS|  dst  0!&  -  -  Watts  - 

3  to  1  on  St  Gatien,  1 1  to  2  agst  Hermitage,  100  to  6  agst 
Cotuoe^  AAd  80  to  1  ftgtrt  £ole.   W(m  by  six  lengths. 

The  Hardwicke  Stakes  of  10  sov.  each,  with  2000  sov. 
added;  the  second  teeeiv^  lO  per  oeAt.  and  ^  third  5  per 
cent  Oft  the  whole  stake;  Swioley  Coarse  (US'snbs. — 2727^.) 
Mr  H.  T.  Bttclliy^BBnd!go,t>y  Ben  Bottte,  5ti*s, 

9st  \itl>  -  -  '  Soowden  1 

Mr  Mftttton's  Willie  Darling,  3  yrsu  7st  7lb  -  F.  Barrett  ± 
MrGerftx^'BCrkfton,  3  vtS)  Tst  I2m  -  G.  Bait^tt  3 
Ld  Bradfdrd's  StferMOta^  3  yft^  Sat  515  -  J.  Osbortie 
Mr  C.  J.  Lefevre%  Wild  Tftyine,  4  yfs,  9st  78)  -  Webb  ^ 
Mr  Leopold  de  Hothstehiid's  Laeertoe,  0  yrs,  ^t  1 2!l&Cfttanon  ^ 
Capt.  Mat5he!li'8  Qtteen  AdelAide^  4  yrs,     7!ly     ^  Archer  ^ 

6  to  4  on  ^Adig^i  4  to  1  agst  Crafton,  10  to  1  fl^t 
La6Qttt,  W  lb  B  ffgst- SbtrAtMi,  100  t6  6  'eliChl^t 
Willie  Batling  ^  Qcteen  Adelaide,  and  2ertu  1  agst 
Wild  Thyme.  Won  by  f oar  lengUis,  a  heitd  betwoen  t4M 
«eeood  and  third* 

The  Queen's  Stand  PUte  of  300  tov^  added  to  a  Sweep- 
stakes of  10  SOT.  each;  T-YkC.  Cgsaba.— 360Z.) 
Mr  G.  Arden's  Xxlen  Albyn,  by  Blair  Athol»  aged, 

^Btlitb         -  -         .  CLoaies  1 


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Mr  T.  J enniD£8,  jun.'s  Beanlieu,  2  yrs,  6st  12Tb  Tomlisson  9 
Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  Sister  Loalse,  3  yrs, 

88t  3%      -  -  -  F.  Barrett  3 

Mr  R.  B.  Brett's  Fedalma,  2  yrs,  6st  9lb  •  Rickabj  - 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Despair,  6  yrs,  9st  12m  -  Watts  - 

E^en  on  Despair,  3  to  1  agst  Beanlien,  5  to  I  agst  Glen 
Albyn,  8  to  1  agst  Sister  Louise,  and  100  to  8  agst 
Fedalma.   Won  hj  three  lengths,  a  bad  third. 

BEVERLEY,  HULL,  and  EAST  RIDINa 
Meeting. 

Tuesday,  June  the  23rd.— The  Welton  Welter  Handicap 
Plate  of  lOOgs;  entrance  3gs;  one  mile  (1012.  17«.) 
Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Craig  Royston,  by  Macgregor, 

5  yrs,  9st  4lb      -  -  -        J.  Osborne  1 

Mr  C.  Morgan's  Gentleman,  4  yrs,  Sst  lllb  -  Weldon  2 
Mr  H.  W.  Cooper's  Mr  Jingle,  3  yrs,  8st  3fl5  J.  Woodbum  » 
Mr  Bowes's  Riep  Van  Winkel,  6  yrs,  lOst  -  Bruckshaw  4 
Mr  W.  I'Anson  s  Psalter,  8  yrs,  8st9lb  -  -Fagan  - 

Mr  R.  Kodley's  Rockaway,  3  yrs,  8st6lb  -  Orbell  - 
Mr  J.  Shepherd's  Agnes  Primrose,  3  yrs,7st  1 2lbTomlinson  - 

Even  on  Craig  Royston,  7  to  2  agst  Gentleman,  7  to  1  agst 
agst  Psalter,  and  10  to  1  each  agst  Mr  Jingle  and  Riep 
Van  Winkel.    Won  by  a  neck,  a  bad  third. 

The  Westwood  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs;  entraoce  3gsr; 
ive  furlongs  (lOW.  17«.) 
Mr  J.  Shepherd's  Sir  Joseph,  by  Pero  Gomez, 

aged,  7st       -  -  -  Tomlinson  I 

Mr  Bowes's  Winkelman,  3  vrs,  6at  7lb  -  G.  Woodbum  2. 
Mr  A.  Greasley's  Flower  of  England,  6  yrs, 

8stl2lb  -  -  -  -     Bruckshaw  ^ 

Mr  M.  Williamson's  Chameleon,  aged,  78t    -Hardcastle  4 
Mr  S.  F.  Petrie's  Eva  Jeanie,  5  yrs,  78t  lOlb  J.Woodburn  - 
Mr  F.  Lynch 's  Lady  Auckland,  aged,  7st  5tb   -      Main  - 
Mr  R.  Rodley's  Wild  Mint,  6  vrs,  Gst  1205       Good  way  - 
5  to  2  agst  Flower  of  England,  7  to  2  agst  Wild  Mint^ 
4  to  1  agst  Eva  Jeanie,  7  to  1  agst  Winkelman,  and 
8  to  I  each  agst  the  others.    Won  in  a  canter  by  five 
lengths,  a  neck  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Bishop  Burton  Stakes  of  5  sov.  each,  1  ft.  with  100 
added,  for  two  yrs  old;  the  second  saved  his  stake;  T.T.C.y 
five  farlongs  (81  8ub8.-^1492.) 
Mr  Hedworth  Lambton's  Altiora,  by  Glendale, 

8st  41b-  *  -  -  Snowden  I 

Mr  J.Dalton'flFrianHtirstySBt  71b         -      Weldon  t 


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Mr  R.  Osbume's  The  Interloper,  Sst  4lb  (car. 

88t  7lb;   -  -  -  -     J.  Osbome  3 

Mr  R.  yyner*8  Moonstnick,  9st  5tb   •  -  Griffiths  - 

Mr  M.  Williamson's  Sir  David,  9st  5lb  -  Fagan  - 
Mr  J.  Dunn's  Amy,  Set  41b  -  -  -  Heslop  • 

Mrs  H unter's  Duchess  of  Edinburgh,  8st  4tb  J.  Woodbnm  - 
5  to  4  agst  Sir  David,  3  to  1  agst  Altiora,  6  to  I  agst  The 
Interloper,  8  to  1  agst  Friars  Hurst,  and  10  to  1  agst 
Moonstruck.  Won  by  a  length,  the  same  between  the 
second  and  third. 

The  Kingston-upon-HuU  Plate  of  lOOgs;  the  winner  to  be 
sold  by  auction  lor  100  soy.,  if  for  60  soy.  allowed  7n>; 
entrance  3gs;  five  furlongs  (lOU.  17«.) 
Mr  R.  Rodley's  Floridor,  by  Glendale,  or  Coeruleas, 

3  yrs,  9st  Sft  (60i.)  -  -  -  Orbell  1 
Mr  M.  Cavanagh's  Girdle,  2  yrs,  Tst  4lb  (50/.)  Tomlinson  2 
Mr  A.  Greasley's  ch.  f.  by  Philammon,  out 

of  Mosque,  3  yrs,  Tst  4lb  (60/.)      -       J.Woodbum   3  ' 
Mr  T.  Green's  Happy  Home,  3  yrs,  93t  5!t>  (60/.)  Snowden  4 
Mr  W.  Stephenson's  Buchan,  4  yrs,  9st  11 S) 

(60/.)-  -  -  -  Mr  Fetch  - 

Mr  W.I' Anson's  Inquirer,  2  yrs,  7st  7lb  (60/.)  G.Woodburn  - 
Mr  J.  Cradock's  br.  c.  by  Rosicrncian,  out  of  Rose 

of  Tralee,  2  yrs,  78t  7  lb  (60/.)  -  -      Good  way  - 

5  to  4  agst  Happy  Home,  4  to  1  agst  Girdle,  and  7  to  1  each 
agst  Floridor  and  Inquirer,  Won  by  two  lengths,  the 
same  between  the  second  and  third. — The  winner  was 
bought  in  for  76gs. 

The  Beverley  Cup  (handicap)  of  200  soy.;  entrance  Sgs; 
one  mile  and  a  quarter  (194/.  lbs,) 

Mr  R.  Vyner's  Alb,  by  Speculum,  3  yrs,  6st  4lb  W.Glover  1 
Col.  Broadley's  bl.  m.  by  Lowlander,  out  of  Can- 
nonade, 5  yrs,  6st  2!b  (car.  6st  41b)  -  Finley  2 
Mr  Bowes's  Noisy  Girl,  5  yrs,  6st  4lb  -  G,  Woodbum  8 
Mr  S.  F.  Petrie's  Ccelebs,  6  yrs,  78t  6lb  J.  Woodbum  4 
Mr  T.  Spence's  Lobster,  3  yrs,  6st  2H>  (car. 

est  41b)     -  •  -  J.  W.  Wilson  6 

13  to  8  on  Alb,  6  to  I  agst  Coelebs,  7  to  I  agst  Noisy  Girl, 
and  8  to  1  agst  the  Cannonade  mare.  Won  by  a  neck, 
a  bad  third. 

Wbdnesdat. — The  Brantingham  Welter  Handicap  Plate 
of  lOOgs;  entrance  3gs ;  one  mile  (101/.  17».) 
Mr  W.  Sanderson's  Cliftonian,  by  Castlereagh, 

4  yrs,  9st  12%  -  -  -  Snowden  1 
Mr  C.  Morgan's  Gentleman,  4  yrs,  8st  9lb  -  Weldon  2 
Mr  R.  Rodley's  Wild  Mint,  6  yrs,  89t  lOlb  Orbell  3 

H  3 


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1X8  RACING  CALENDAR, 

11  to  8  on  Cliftonian,  7  to  4  agst  Gentleman,  and  10  to  1 
agst  Wild  M?Bt.  Won  by  a  leiigtli,  four  leiig;thfl  be* 
ttreien  the  seoofid  and  third. 

The  Losdesborongh  Plate  of  100g|B|  for  two  jra  oM ;  ea- 
ttanoe3g&;  five  furlongs  (101^  11$,) 
Mr  H.  W.  Cooper's  Widiing  WeU,  by  Boee- 

bW7^8at4m      -  -  -     J.Woodbm  1 

Mr  Bo'vies'ft  Tfao  FiiUUer'a  Wife,  8»t  4m  (c«r. 

aBt5ll>}  -  -  -        BnickBbaw  2 

Mr  R.  Osborne's  Dolly,  Sst  4lb     -  -   Goodway  3 

Mr  W.  R.  Brockton's  ch.  f.  by  Victor  Chief,  out  of 

CwtkCiOt  6irt  4lb        w  .  .       Fagan  4 

7  to  4  ajgfet  Wishkig  Well,  2  to  1  agst  tiie  CaekM  filly,  7  to  3 
agst  The  Fiddler'6  Wife,  and  8  to  1  agaC  DoUy.  Wcu 
by  three  leng^,  a  bad  thittl. 

The  tenth  year  of  the  Watt  Memorial  Plate,  Taltie  85  sor., 
added  to  a  Sweepstakes  of  7  sov.  each,  1  ft. ;  once  rdmid  and 
a  distance  (15  sabs. — 129/.) 

Mr  R.  Vjner's  Alb,  3  yrs,  7gt  IStt-  J.  Woodbnm  1 

1^  W.  I  Anson's  Hambledon,  S  yrs,  7st  I  OH)       Fagan  2 
Col.  Broadley's  bl.  m.  by  Le>vlander,  out  of  Cannon- 
ade, 6  yrs,  78t  1  IDS  -  -  Finley  3 
Mr  S.  F.  Petrie'ia  Coelebs,  6  yr^,  9Bt  2lb        -   Sno^den  4 
Mr  S.  F.  Petrie's  Black  Saunterer,  3  yrs, 

78t  9lh       -  .  -  Q.  Woodbnm  5 

Mr  R.  Osborne's  Lady  Ida,  3  yrs,  7st  7Ib         Qoodway  6 
Even  on  Alb,  9  to  4  agst  Hambledon,  7  to  1  agst  the  Can- 
nonade mare,  and  10  to  1  each  agst  theotheift.   Won  by 
a  length  and  a  half,  three  lengths  between  the  second 
and  Uiird. 

The  Selliog  Welter  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgA;  the  winner 
to  be  sold  by  auction  for  50  sot.;  entrance  3gB;  five  furlongs 
(101 Z.  \  79.) 

Mr  M. Williamson's Wilkie,  by  daremont,  3  yt»,  9st  Fagan  1 
Mr  J.  Shepherd's  A  pnefl  Primir)»e,3yr8,  Sst  Sib  Tomlinson  2 
Mr  F.  Voase's  OW  Tom,  4  yrs,  $it  4»  -  Weldon  B 

Mr  R.  Rodley's  Tattoo,  8  yrs,  98t  -  *        Lowe  4 

M^  R.  RodJey'd  Floridor,  3  yrs,  98t  71b  -  Orbell  - 

Mr  T.  Green's  Happy  Home,  3  yrs,  &»t  12lb-  Stiowden  - 
Mr  H.  W.  Cooper's  Mr  Jingle,  3  yrs,  m  10ft  Brnekshaw  - 
2  to  I  agst  Happy  Home,  6  to  1  agst  Agnes  Prlmroee,  6  to 
1  agst  Wiikie,  and  8  to  1  each  agst  the  others.  Won 
by  a  length,  the  same  between  the  second  and  third,  and 
half  u  length  between  the  third  and  fourtb.*-Tbe  ¥rin« 
ner  wu«  sold  to  Mr  J.  Shepherd  for  155g8. 

The  other  races  were  tifrhnnteta^^e  Steeple  Chaae  Vol. 


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179 


FOUR  OAKS  PARE  (BiRMiNQHAif) 

TEi^KBDAi',  J%iie  1^  23ird.-^The  Newport  Plate  of  150«or. ; 
the  winner  to  be  sold  hj  anidtkm  for  160  My.,  if  for  100  8or. 
allowed  10n>;  efittaace  Sgs;  e&e  mile  (14&l«  lU.) 
Mir  S.  Wilkin^n's  Broitwich,  by  Distin,  5  yrs, 

^stClOO?.)      -  -  .  -A.Oilw  1 

T.  Stevens,  jnn.'s  Franein,  3  yn,  Sstllb  ( lOe^.)  S.Loates  2 
Col.  Hey  ward's  Monacella^  4  jts,  Sat  lift  <100^.)  Cowley  3 
Mr  A.  F.  Ashnlead's  Magda,  3  yrs,  7st  I2fb 

XlOOl.)      -  -  -  H.Radd,  jan.  - 

Mr  C.  Hlggins's  Mary  Lennox,  Aged,  9ftt  7lb 

(150?.)  -  -  -     MrSftkby  *- 

Mr  F.  W.  H.  Parsonft's  Pwn-y  Biodfiom,  3  yr«, 

78t  12m  (106/.)      -  .  -      A^Wbite  - 

n  to  iO  Hgst  Vtssncis,  5  to  2  ttg^t  Droitwich^,  and  10  to  1 
i^t  Maty  Lennox.  Wbn  easily  by  two  lengths,  m  bad 
tniitL— Tlie  wfnfaerwas  b<mgbt  In  for  210g8. 

The  Maiden  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  maidens  at  naming;  the 
wilmertobe  sold  by  auction  for  100  sor. ;  entrande  ag»;  fiv*e 
fdrlongs,  8tt«d]^fe  (lOH.  170 
Mr  J.  Corlett's  LiTictus,  by  Pellegrino,  2  yrS'^ 

78tffb-  -  -  -       B.  Martin  1 

Mr  £.  Benjamin'ffPftssin^  8boiw«r,  2  yrs,  7Bt  4fe  F.  Barrett  2 
Mr  S.  Wilkitison's  Keat»,  2  yss,  7st  71b  -  Loates  3 

lA  Cholftiondeley's  IHscretioii,  3  yrs^  9»t  2&  F.  Hoseittr  - 
Mr  T.  Ltidlow's  oh.  f«  by  MaHyrdoiA,  omt  of  Prd- 

dnce,  3  yrs,  98t  2lb      -  -  -  A.  Giles  - 

Mir  Shaw^b  Miss  Neashati  (late  Altiora  IQ,  3  yrs^ 

9st2lb         -  -  -  -      Percy  - 

Mr  ToWBley-Parker's  Endif e^  2  jm  7st  4%     A.  White  - 

4  to  1  each  agst  Passibg  Bihewer,  Invlcttisi  and  Keata;  5  to 
1  e«eh  a^t  Discretion  and  the  l^rodaee  filly»  aiid  8  to  1 
sgfi*  Bndite.  Won  eodDy  by  a  length,  a  bad  third.'-The 
wixner  was  bovght  in  ft)r  215gSi 

The  Four  Oakft  Two  yrS  old  Plftte  of  40a  sot.  by  sobscrip- 
tion  of  10  sov.  each,  or  2  sov.  if  strtrck  otit  on  Us&ch  the  3rd, 
with  186  added(  five  furk>ng»,  straight  (88  bobs-.  12  of  whotti 
paid  2  sov.  eaoh.-^400l.) 

Ld  Kosebery's  Gluitter,  by  Controversy,  8at  ISib  Archer  1 
Mr  R.  Crest'd  Craig  NoHh,  Bst  9%  -  -    A^  Giles  2 

Mr  T.  Jemtdngs,  jan/s  Le  Ctusbier,  Set  fiK  Waiowright  3 
Mr  Somers's  Bow  Chorch,  dst  4fb   -  *  S.  Loates  - 

Even  OB  ChAtter,  8  to  1  agst  Craig  North,  100  to  30  Bgat 

Le  Cuisfiier,  and  10  to  1  agSt  BoW  Chorefa.    Won  by  a 

length-  and  A  lialf,  a  bad  third. 


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The  Prince  of  Wales'g  Handicap  Plate  of  700  sov.,  by  sbV- 
scription  of  20  bot.  each,  10  ft.,  or  5g8  if  struck  ont  by  June 
I5tb,  with  8202.  I5«.  added;  winners  extra;  five  furlonga 
(39  subs.  17  of  whom  paid  5gs  each — 7002.) 
Mr  A.  Benholm's  Meams,  by  See  Saw,  3  yrs, 

est  8I6       -  ■  -  -  £.  Martin  1 

Mr  Townley-Parker's  Pillery,  4  yrs,  78t  lib  A.  White  O 
Mr  F.  Kobinson's  Laceman,  aged,  9st  2tb  -  Archer  O 
Mr  Leigh's  Fantail,  4  yrs,  7st  6%  (incl.  lOlb 

extra)        -  -  -  -  F.  Barrett  - 

Col.  Hey  ward's  Ordovix,  4  yrs,  7st  2lb  -  -  Luke  - 

Mr  Y.  R,  Graham's  Stechford,  4  yrs,  est  12lb  Wall  - 
Mr  H.  Chaplin's  Magdalen,  4  yrs,  est  -  Tomlisson  - 
Chey.  Ginistrelli's  Onesto,  3  yrs,  Sst  9!b  -  Tomlinson  - 
Col.  O.  Willans's  Surprise,  3  yrs,  5st  81b         T.  Loates  - 

Even  on  Laceman,  10  to  1  each  aest  Pillery,  Stechford, 
Fantail,  and  Meams,  12  to  1  each  agst  OrdoTix,  Mag- 
dalen, and  Surprise,  and  16  to  I  agst  Onesto.  Won  by 
a  head,  a  dead  heat  for  second  place. 

The  Manor  Selling  Plate,  for  all  ages;  the  winner  to  be 
sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.,  if  for  60  sov,  allowed  7B5;  en- 
trance 3gs;  five  furlongs. 

Mr  E.  Benjamin's  Passing  Shower,  by  Silvester,  2  yrs,  7sfc 

—502.  (F.  Barrett),  walked  over  for  40  sov. 

The  Grendon  Welter  Handicap  of  6  sov.  each  for  starters, 
with  100 sov.  added;  horses  ridden  by  Members  of  the  Four 
Oaks  Park  Club  allowed  5Yb;  entrance  3  sov.;  one  mile  (4 
subs.— 11 2Z.) 

Mr  S.  Wilkinson's  Droitwich,  6  yrs,  lOst  81b  A.  Giles  1 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Premier,  3  yrs,  98t  121!)  -  Archer  2 
Mr  Umber's  Aylesford,  3  yrs,  98t  I2lb  -  F.  Bosaiter  S 
Mr  T.  Stevens,  jun.'s  Goggles,  aged,  I  Ist  2lb 

(incl.  6lb  allce)   -  -  -     Mr  Abington  - 

e  to  4  agst  Goggles,  9  to  4  agst  Premier,  100  to  30  agst 
Droitwich,  and  10  to  1  agst  Aylesford.  Won  by  a  neck, 
a  length  and  a  half  between  the  second  and  third. — An 
objection  to  the  winner  for  foul  riding  was  over-ruled. 

WEDNEeDAT.— The  Aston  Two  yrs  old  Stakes  of  6  sov. 
each  for  starters,  with  100  added;  the  winner  to  be  Fold  by 
auction  for  100  sov.,  if  entered  for  60  sov.  allowed  7lb;  en- 
trance 3  sov.  J  five  fnrlongP,  straight  (6  subs.— 1 162. 17«.) 
Mr  M.  Dawson's  B  Sharp,  by  Balfe,  8st  7lb  (502.)  Archer  1 
Mr  E.  Benjamin's  Passing  Shower,  8st  41b 

(602.)      -  F.Barrett  2 

Mr  R.  Tompkins's  Tit-bit,  8st  4lb  (502.)  -  A.  Giles  3 
Ld  Cholmondeley's  Emancipation,  8st  41b  (602.)  S.  Loates  - 
Mr  Townley-Paiker's  Endive,  8st  4lb  (602.)      A.  White  - 


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5  to  2  on  B  Sharp,  6  to  I  agst  Passing  Shower,  and  10  to  I 
agst  Tit-bit.  Won  by  a  neck,  a  bM  third. — The  winner 
was  sold  to  Mr  £.  Benjamin  for  200g3. 

The  Midland  Ooanties'  Cap  (handicap)  of  250  soy.  by  sub- 
Bcription  of  6  sov.  each  if  declared  by  June  15th,  or  5  sov.in 
addition  if  not  struck  out,  with  120  added;  one  mile  (18  sabs» 
8  of  whom  paid  5  soy.  each — 2502.) 
Mr  R.  Peck's  Hungarian,  by  Eisber,  3  yrs,  Sst  lOlb 

(car.  fist  ISlb)  -  Tomlisson  I 

Mr  H.  E.  Tidy*8  Spooney,  5  yrs,  7st  3ffi  -  F.  Barrett  2 
Mr  Townley- Parker's  HammoOn,  4  yrs,  Tst  4lb  A.  White  3 

11  to  8  agst  Hangarian,  2  to  1  agst  Spooney,  and  5  to  2 
agst  Hammoon.  Won  by  half  a  length,  a  length  bet  ween 
the  second  and  third. 

The  Great  Midland  Foal  Plate  of  700  soy.  to  the  winner, 
100  soy.  to  the  second,  50  soy.  to  the  third,  100  soy.  to  the 
nominator  of  the  winner,  and  50  soy.  to  the  nominator  of  the 
second,  for  two  yrs  old ;  entrance  Sgs  if  struck  out  by  March 
3rd,  1885,  and  7gs  in  addition  if  left  in;  fiye  furlongs,  straight 
(7892.  10«.) 

Sir  B.  Jardine's  Johnnie  Whimple,  by  John  Davi<i, 

88t  31b      -  -  -  -   F.  Barrett  1 

Ld  Bradford's  Martinet,  8st  3%        -  F.  Rossiter  2 

Mr  R.  Osborne's  Lord  Lnmley,  8st  Sib  (car. 

88t6!b)  -  -         J.  Osborne  3 

Mr  C.  J.  Lefevre's  Pirouette,  88t  -  -   Tomlisson  - 

Mr  W.  J.  Legh's  Malaga,  Sst  8!b      -  A.  Giles  - 

Ld  Cawdor's  Cicely,  8st  -  -       Gibson  - 

Mr  B.  Ellam's  George  Michailoyitch,  8st  71b  - 

(car.  8Bt  8lb)  -  -  -Wainwright  • 

Mr  A.  Taylor's  Boomerang,  8st  7lb    -  -Wilton  - 

Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Relief,  Sst  4lb  (car.  Sst  7lb)        Archer  - 

9  to  4  agst  Lord  Lnmley,  4  to  1  agst  Relief,  6  to  I  agst 
Johnnie  Wbimple,  7  to  1  agst  Martinet,  and  9  to  1  agst 
Boomerang.  Won  by  a  neck,  four  lengths  between  the 
second  and  third. 

The  Beaudesert  Two  yrs  old  Plate  of  200  sov.;  the  winner 
to  be  sold  by  auction  for  200  sov.,  if  claimed  to  be  sold  for 
100  soy.  allowed  7lb;  entrance  5gs;  five  furlongs  (1942.  15«.) 
Mr  Abington'g  Exploit,  by  Exminster,  98t  3lb 

(200Z.)  -  -  -  -Archer  1 

Mr  Chinley's  Silver  Bell,  98t  (200Z.)  -  A.  Giles  2 
Mr  S.  Wilkinson's  Keats,  Sst  lOlb  (lOOZ.)  S.  Loates  3 
Mr  E.  Weever's  Pads,  Sst  lOflS  (lOOL)       -  Hill  - 


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1^  RACINQ  CALENDAR, 

7  to  4  on  Exploit,  2  to  1  ^st  Silver  Bell,  100  to  8  agst 
Keats,  and  20  to  1  ag^  Fads.  Wofi  half  a  length, 
tL  bad  tMfd.-^The  wittarft  wad  bought  in  ft/t  4lOgs. 

The  Walmlev  Plate  of  lOOgs,  fot  all  ages;  the  winner  to 
be  sold  bj  AMictKm  for  100  bov^  if  eMdred  for  SOaoV*  allowed 
7lb;  eoUiuroodgg;  fire  furlongs  (iOU»  17«.) 
Mr  £.  Benjamiii's  B  Sharp,  2  yrs,  78t  2Si 

(50/.)  ....  F.Ban«ti  1 
Mr  T.  Leader's  Rosebash,  2  yn,  €8t  13%  (50L)  Batho  2 
Mr  W.  G.  Stevens's  Cfacker,  3  yrs,  Sst  1 1%  {60k)  Archer  3 
Mr  F.  W.  H.  Par8ons'»  Pans/  filoBsomy  3  jn, 

8stlim(50;.)       -  -  -       A.  White  - 

Mr  A.  T.  Ashmead's  Magda,  8  yrs,  8st  lllh 

(50Z.)     -  .  -  -tt.  Il(idd,j!in.  - 

Ml*  C.  Lane's  ch.  f.  by  IfiEtftyfdom,  out  of  Produce, 

Syw,  est  lift  (5oZ.)  -  -      8.  Loates  - 

18  to  8  agst  B  Sharp,  7  to  4  agst  Qra<^er|  and  10  to  1  «gct 
anj  other*  Won  by  two  IeB£the^  <iiree  lengths  between 
second  and  third.— The  winner  was  bought  in  for  180g8« 

l*be  Bradford  Welter  Handi^p  Plate  of  180gA;  entrance 
3g«;  on«  mile,  two  forlofigSi  and  100  yards  (lOll.  I7s.) 
Mr  To wnley- Parker's  Pirate  of  Penzance,  by  Prince 

Charlie,  3  yni>  9rt  2lb  -  -  -   A.  WhUe  1 

Mt  Cholmley's  b.  h,  by  Hermit,  out  of  Sweeibriar, 

aged,  lOst  nib         -  •  -      Archer  2 

Mr  Abington's Plutftr^v  4  yrs,  lOst  ISlb  -owner  8 

Mt  Legh's  Fair  Profit,  4  yrs,  98t  81b  -    A.  Giles  • 

Mr  T.  Stevens's  Country  Boy,  3  yrs,  8flt  ISlb  S.  Loates  - 
Mr  WalHng's  Verbena,  ^  yrs,  Set  4fi>  -     J;  Wall  - 

Mr  Shaw's  Miss  Neasham  (late  Altiora  II),  8  yrs, 

Sstllb       -  -  -  -F.BodBiter  - 

Mr  R.  Torapkine's  Aztec,  3  yrs,  Sst       -       F.  Barrett  - 

5  to  2  agst  Platarch,  3  to  1  agst  the  Sweetbrite  hone,  100 
to  15  each  agSt  Fair  Profit  and  Astec,  and  7  to  1  agst 
Pirate  of  PebMn<ee^  Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  thilee- 
quarters  of  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 

CCJHRAGH  JoNE  Mbbtin€I» 

TuBSDAT,  June  the  23rd.— The  Scurry  Handicap  of  40  sov.; 
entrance  2  sov.  for  starters;  Anglesey  Post,  six  fut longs 
(38/.) 

Mr  S.  M.Nolan's  Punctilio,  byUncas,  3 yrs,  5st  Tib  L.  Kelly  1 
Mr  C. W.  Thompson's  The  Hath,  3  yrs,  7st  4!b  Dawson  S 
Mr  Jas.  Andrews's  Sprlngheels,  4  yrs,  6st  8ft>  -  Donne  3 
Mr  J.  Gttbbins's  Toumure,  3  yrs,  98t  7!b  Mr  f .  BeasVy  - 
Capt.  Jones's  Rappatce,  4  yrs,  Sst  I2lb        J.  Connolly  - 


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CURRAjGK  Jvm  Mestino.  183 


Mr  £.  Frazer's  Alexander,  5  jra,  7st  4tb  -  Hojated  - 
Capt.  Jones's  Sandycove,  2  yts,  Sst  7tb  (car.  Sst  9lh)  Cdrtis  « 
5  to  2  agst  Rapparee,  100  to  30  agst  Alexander,  4  to  1  agst 
Spilt) gheels,  8  to  1  each  ag^t  The  Katfa  and  Pkmctilio, 
10  to  1  agst  Totcmnre,  and  100  to  5  a^t  Saiidycove. 
Won  hj  three-quarters  of  a  length,  two  lengths  between 
the  second  and  third. — Capt.  Jones  decl&red  to  win  witii 
Kapparee. 

Her  Majestj^'s  Flate  of  lOOgs,  lor  horses  trained  six 
months  fM-evioosly  in  Ireland;  three  yrsold,  <st8fi),  four,  98t, 
five  and  upwards,  98t4Ib;  two  miles. 

Mr  F.  Lawrence's  CnllioDn,  by  Hollywood,  &  yrs  Westlake  1 
Mr  J.  Gubbina's  Jack>  8  yrs      -  -       Hoysted  2 

Mr  Jas.  Gannon's  Alexandria^  4  yra  -  N.  Behan  3 

3  to  1  on  Jack,  4  to  1  agst  Alexandria*  and  ft  to  1  agst 
Collionn.  Won  easily  by  a  length  and  a  half)  a  bad 
third. 

The  Waterford  Testimonial  fiHwkes  of  $  sot.  eaeh,  witli 
100  added,  for  two  yrs  old;  the  seeood  reeei?«d  SO  sovi  ont 
of  the  stakes;  entrance  2  sot.;  firefarlongs  (d4«nh«.'^4d2i) 
Mr  G.  Moore's  Theodemir,  by  Ben  BattlO) 

Set  lOft      -  -  -  -J.  Gonnolly  1 

Mr  W.  Brophy's  First  Sfaot»  Sst  1  Oil  -  T.  BroderiolB  2 
Mr  C.  Taaffe's  ch.  f.  by  Piersfield,  out  of  Little 

Annie,  88t3lb     ...  Dawson  3 

Mr  P.  Gavin's  Light  Wine,  Sst  6lb.  -   W.  Miller  - 

Mr  J.  Gubbins'B  Sweetness,  Sst  6lfi  -  Kavanagh  - 
Mr  R.  Stacpoole's  Vesper  Bell,  Sst  Sib        -       Harris  - 

5  to  4  on  Theodemir,  4  to  1  agst  First  Shot,  S  to  1  agdt 
Light  Wine,  and  10  to  1  each  agst  the  others.  Won 
by  two  lengUiBy  four  lengths  between  the  second  and 
third. 

The  Fiyuig  Buidloap  o£  40  sov.;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by 
auction  for  100  soy.;  entrance  2  aov.  for  starters;  flTe  furlongs 
(38i.) 

Mir  W.  Ryan'fk  The  Swan,  by  Umpire,  4  y w, 

Sst  12%  -  -  *  ■       McDonAld  I 

Mr  W.  Dnnne's  Meonbtone,  3  yrs^  Sst         -     Dawson  2 
Mr  O.  H.  Jones's  Merry  man,  2  yr&,  7st-      Cunningham  3 
Mr  G.  Moore's  Asphodel,  4  yrs,  Sst  lO}b      -      Rowan  ^ 
Mr  J.  M'Kenna's  Barometer,  5  yrsy  7st  4%         Hoysted  - 
5  to  4  agst  Barometer,  100  to  30  agst  Moon«tone,  and  6  to 
1  each  agst  the  others.   Won  by  half  a  lengthy  the  same 
between  the  second  and  third. 
The  Klldare  Handicap  of  100  sot.,  by  subscription  of  3  sov. 
each,  1  ft.  if  declared;  entrance  2  sov. ;  one  mile  and  a  half 
(10  snbB.— 962.) 


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184  RACING  CALENDAR, 


Mr  J.  Nolan's  The  Chicken,  by  Billy  Pitt,  3  yra, 

6st  121b-            -            -            -         P.  Lynch  1 

Ld  Drogbeda's  Francis  Joseph,  6  yrs,  Tst  5lb      Dnnne  2 

Mr  C.  J.  Blake's  St  Kevin,  3  yrs,  68t  90) -         Saunders  3 


Mr  W.  Ryan's  Little  Queen,  3  yrs,  Gst  7lb    -    L.  Kelly  - 
2  to  1  agflt  St  Kevin,  4  to  1  agst  The  Chicken,  5  to  I 
each  agstf^ancis  Joseph  and  Crofter,  100  to  15  agst 
Alexander,  and  10  to  1  agst  Little  Qaeen.   Won  by 
three  lengths,  a  moderate  third. 

Wbdnbsdat,— The  Nursery  Stakes  ot  5  sov.  each,  with 
75  added,  for  two  yrs  old;  entrance  2  sov.  if  declared;  five 
furlongs  (14  subs,  none  of  whom  declared  ft.— 138Z.) 
Mr  W.  Dunne's  Mellifont,  by  Umpire,  or  Arbi- 

trator,  8st  lOlb      -  -  -    J.  Connolly  1 


6  to  4  on  Mellifont,  3  to  1  agst  Theodemir,  and  6  to  1  each 
agst  the  others.    Won  by  two  lengths,  a  moderate  third. 

Her  Majesty's  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  horses  trained  six 
months  previously  in  Ireland;  three  yrs  old,  78t  6lb,  four,  9bt, 
five,  98t  6tb,  six  and  aged,  98t  7!b;  three  miles. 
Mr  J.  Gubbins's  Tournure,  by  Victor,  3  yrs       Hoysted  1 
Mr  J.  M'Kenna's  Wavelet,  5  yrs  -  -   Westlake  2 

6  to  6  on  Wavelet.    Won  by  half  a  length. 

The  Irish  Derby  of  650  sov.  by  subscription  of  15  sov. 
each,  or  6  if  forfeit  be  declared,  for  three  yrs  old ;  the  second 
received  50  sov.,  and  the  third  25  sov.  out  of  the  plate; 
Howth  Post,  one  mile  and  a  half  (46  sobs.  19  of  whom 
declared  ft.— 460^.) 

Mr  C.  J .  Blake's  St  Kevin,  by  Arbitrator,  7st  1 3lb  Sannders  1 
Mr  P.  Colfer's  Madcap,  8st  12m      -  -N.  Behan  2 

Mr  M.  Dennehy's  Runnymede,  Sst  2fi)  -  W.  Miller  3 
Ld  Drogbeda's  Alcester,  Sst  2!b       -  -    Callon  - 

Mr  J.  Nolan's  The  Chicken,  Sst  3m  -  T.  Broderick  - 
Mr  C.  W.  Thompson's  The  Rath,  78t  13ft  -  Bailey  - 
Mr  C.  J.  Blake's  Royal  Rose,  Sst  6ft)        -  Harris  - 

Mr  J.  Gubbins's  Jack,  9st21b  -  Mr  T.  Beasley  - 
Capt.  Jones's  Tice,  7 st  12lb      -  -  Rowan  - 

2  to  1  agst  Madcap,  4  to  1  agst  Royal  Rose,  6  to  1  agst 
Tice,  8  to  1  each  agst  Jack  and  Runnymede,  and  100  to  S 
agst  any  other.  Won  by  three  quarters  of  a  length, 
two  lengths  and  a  half  between  the  second  and  third. 


Mr  L.  Hone's  Crofter,  3  yrs,  Sst  - 
Mr  E.  Frazer's  Alexander,  5  yrs,  Sst 


Rowan  - 
Hoysted  - 


Mr  G.  Moore's  Theodemir,  9st  10ft  - 
Mr  J.  A.  Cassidy's  Hetty,  Sst  6ft 
Mr  J.  Gannon's  Irving  Bishop,  Sst  1  Oft 
Mr  D.  Broderick*s  Skipaway,  Sst  6ft 


•  Rowan  2 
T.  Broderick  3 


-  Dawson  - 
Harris  - 


CURRAGH  June  Mbbtiitg.  185 


The  Cnrragh  Plate  of  60  sov.;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by 
anction  for  100  sot.  ynth  allowances  if  entered  for  less;  first; 
entry,  I  sov.;  six  fnrlongs  (49Z.) 

Mr  Bird's  Salami,  by  Miltiades,.3  yrs,  7st  21b  ( 602.)Daw8on  I 
Mr  W.  Ryan's  The  Swan,  4  yrs,  Sst  1  lib  (60Z.)  McDonald  S: 
7  to  4  on  Salami.   Won  easily  by  two  lengths. 

The  Stewards*  Plate  (handicap)  of  60  soy.  added  to  ft 
Sweepstakes  of  2  sot.  each  for  starters;  first  entry,l8pv.,  second 
entry,  2  sov.;  one  mile,  on  the  Peel  Course  (4  subs. — 54Z.) 
Mr  L.  Hone's  Crofter,  by  Scottish  Chief, 

Syrs,  estlllb    -  Canningham  1 

Mr  S.  M.  Nolan's  Punctilio,  3  yrs,  59t  7lb  -  L.  Kelly  2- 
Mr  W.  Murphy's  Queen  of  the  Vixens,  3  yrs, 

Sst  121b  ....  Waterson  » 
Mr  F.  Lawrence's  CuUionn,  5  yrs,  9st  4lb        Westlake  - 

6  to  4  agst  Crofter,  3  to  1  each  agst  Punctilio  and  Queeo 
of  the  Vixens,  and  6  to  1  agst  Cullionn.  Won  by  a 
head,  a  bad  third. 

Mr  W.  West's  Watchspring,  by  Springfield,  4  yrs,  lOst  4nv 
(Mr  W.  Beasley),  beat  Mr  A.  L.  Cliffe's  Nightshade,  aged,. 
128t  4lb  (Mr  C.  F.  Watkins),  two  miles,  100.— 8  to  I  on  Watch- 
spring.   Won  in  a  canter. 

Thdrsdat. — The  June  Plate  (handicap)  of  100  sov.  by- 
subscription  of  2  sov.  each;  first  entry,  1  sov.,  second  entry^ 
3  sov.;  fi?e  furlongs  (14  subs. — 97/.) 
Mr  S.  M.  Nolan's  Punctilio,  3  yrs,  7st  81b  -  Saunders  I 
Mr  R.  S.  Langan's  Wild  Sherry,  3  yrs,  88t  4lb  W.  Miller  2. 
Mr  J.  Gubbins'g  Toumure,  3  yrs,  lOstGft  Mr  T.  Beasley  3- 
Capt.  Jones's  Rapparee,  4  yrs,  lOst  -  J.  Connolly  - 
Mr  J.  Andrews's  Springheels,  4  yrs,  78t  lOlb  Dawson  - 
Mr  J.  Igoe's  Not  Out,  3  yrs,  78t  -        P.  Lynch  - 

9  to  4  agst  Springheels,  4  to  I  each  agst  Rapparee  and 
Punctilio,  9  to  2  agst  Not  Out,  6  to  1  agst  Wild  Sherry,, 
and  10  to  1  agst  Toumure.  Won  by  two  lengths,  three 
lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

Her  Majesty's  Plate  of  lOOgs;  three  yrs  old,  7st61b,  four,, 
98t,  five,  9st6ft>,  six  and  aged,  9st  7lb;  three  miles. 
Mr  J.  Gubbins's  Jack,  by  Arbitrator,  3  yrs        Hoysted  1 
Mr  Lawrence's  Cullionn,  6  yrs      -  -   Westlake  2: 

Mr  Blaqniere's  Ben  Bolt,  4  yrs  -      J.  Connolly  a 

Mr  J.  Gannon's  Alexandria,  4  yrs  -  -     Dawson  - 

Even  on  Cullionn,  3  to  1  each  agst  Jack  and  Ben  Bolt,  and 
20  to  1  agst  Alexandria.  Won  by  three-quarters  of  a 
length,  a  moderate  third. 

The  Stewafds*  Stakes  of  160  sov.  by  subscription  of  6  sov 
each,  but  2  only  if  forfeit  be  declared,  for  two  yrs  old;  entrance^ 
2  lov.;  five  fnrlongs  (16  subs.  7  of  whom  declared  ft.— 143i.> 


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lae  JIAGING  CALBNDAA 

7^  J.  <>aBaoB*8  Irviag  Bnhop»  by  Bai£e,  ^  Cttwaoa  1 
Mr  Bird's  Ben  Ida,  68t  alb   -    '       -  ^  . Rowan  2 

6  to  2  on  Ben  Ida.   Won  bj  a  iea^^tb  and  a  balf . 
The  Madden 'iPlatb  cf  50  'Mr,  lor  two  yrs  old;  optional 
celling  weights;  fiMl  teiitfy,  2  sov.^  deooad  entty,  dw^.;  live 
iarlongs  (482.) 

Mx  W.  Donne's  Diamantina^  bjjr  Afbitiat<MV  Tflt 

(50^0  ....  "Dawson  1 

Mr  D.  Brodenck's  Skipaway,  .7st  (50^)  -  B.  I^yneh  3 
Mr  P.  Gavin's  Light  Wiim,  7st  7^  QlOOL)  -  ^ofsted  3 
Mr  B»  Stacpoole's  Veaper  Bell,  Tst  (50^.)  -  Sannders  - 
Capt.  Jones's  Sandyccnre^  7«t  IdO^  (lUO^.)  Cnnningham  * 
Mr  J.  A.  Gassid^^s  Hetty»«3t  7U  -  T.  Broderick  - 

-5  to  4  agst  Light  Wine,  5  to  1  each  agst  Skipawa(7  and 
Hetty^  and  8  to  1  eaeb>ag8t  tfae-othenw.  Won  three- 
quarts  o£  a  lengthy  half  a  longth  between  ihe  sccend 
aind  third. 

The  Kirwan  Stakes  (handicap)  of  160lMJv,iby  abbsevipftion 
of  5  BOY.  each,  bnt  1  only  if  forfeit  be  declared;  vrinners 
extra;  the  second  received  10  sov<oatof  the  stakea;  entrance 
2  sov.;  one  mile  and  a  quarter  (16  svbs^  3t»£  whom -declared 
ft.— 133Z.) 

Mr  Jas.  Nolan'-s  The  Chicken,  3  yrs^  6st  3&>  (incl. 

716  extra)  -  -  -  -      P.  Lyndi  I 

Mr  C.  J.  Blake'6  St  Kevin,  3  yrs,  6st  3tb  (incl.  lotb 

extra)      -  L.  Kelly  2 

Mr  £.  Frazer's  Alexander,  5  yrs,  est  12lb  Hoysted  3 

Mr  J.  A.  Caaudy's  Itosa,  6  yts,  7st  iSflb  - 1*.  Bfoderick  - 
Capt.  Jones's  Painted  Lady,  3  yrs,  6st  61b  (car. 

6st  7tb)    -  <3Unn1nghato  - 

Ld  Droghed^'s  Fffincid  Jote'ph,  6  jtn,  ^st  3&  WaiterSdn  - 
JA  Droghedo'a  Alcester^  3  yrs,  5st  7tb  (Car. 

5Bt  Bh)  ....  ^tinne  - 

5  to  2  each  agst  Faihted  Lady  and  Bt  Kevin,  6  to  1  ogst 
J'l^nci*  Joseph,  7  to  1  agst  The  CJhiclren,  and  10  to  1 
agst  Rosa.  Won  by  a  lengtb  and  a  half,  half  a  heck  be- 
tween the  seeoiid  aftd  third?  Alc»6«er  bdlttd, 

HAMPTOK  BtJMHKR  Mmim 

Tu«HoA¥,  June  the  23rd.— Tlie  Flyinf  Stokes  (handicap) 
of  10  ao¥.  each,  3  ft.  to  the  fund,  with  100  added^  five  fur- 
longs^ straig2»t  (ITG  Bv^-^lM.) 
Sir  W.  ThrookDM>rton^s<Simn«l,  b^  Brown  Breadi 

aged,  8stl2lb         -  -  -  Watta  1 

Mr  H.  Macksey's  Snbdner,  aged,  8st  8lb  C.  Wood  2 

Mr  J.  IDaabwood's  l^ve  (late  Eldest  Miss}^  5  yrs, 

^Tstaib  .  -  -         Rawlinson  3 


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HAMPTON  SuMif Bii  AfuTiKG.  187 


Mr  Heasman'B  Parsley^  3  yrs,  Jst  lSUb       -       MotreU  - 
Mr  G.  Ardrn'S  Westgtfte.  6  yrs,  Tst  l(ftb        C.  Loitea  - 
Mi  C.  Basset's  Rotation^  3  yra,  6st  12m      -      WhelAn  - 
2  to  1  agiib  SiDuiel,  11  to  4  agst  SoMuer,  6  to  ]  ag«t 
Parsley,  10  to  1  each  agst  Westgate  and  Kve^  and  20  to 
1  agst  Rotation.    Won  by  a  length,  two  lengths  between 
the  second  utid  third. 

The  Prince  of  Orange  iStakee  of  5  sov.  eacb>  with  100  tor. 
added;  the  winner  to  be  ralld     auction  for  100  aoY.,  if  for 
60  so^^.  allowed  7ffi;  five  fnrlongs  (j^  aubs.^lfl)/;) 
llr  T.  Hughes's  Canibasdbon,  bf  V.mg  Hal,  aged, 

9st  5Vb  (90Z.>         -  -  -  Watts  1 

Mr  R.  Marsh's  fioftnd,  2  yrs,  6st  7!b  (502.)  -  Rickaby  9 
Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  Coy,  3  yr8,  Sst  9lb  (50Z.)  C.  Wood  3 
Mr  J.  Jones'^  b.  or  br.  m.  by  Muftart,  ont  of  Mead, 

5  yrs,  9st  5t>         -  -  -         A.  Mall  - 

Mr  A*  Tatcs's  BrottiHwd',  4  yrs,  9se  BIB  (90/.)  •  Sensier  - 
5  to  2  each  agst  Cambasdoon  and  Ouy,  4  to  1  agst  the 
Mead  mare,  5  to  1  agst  bi-ouillard,  and  6  to  1  agst 
Sound.  Won  by  a  neck,  f  oor  lengths  between  the  second 
and  third.— The  dinner  was  bought  in  for  125gs. 

The  Manor  PlMe  (handioap)  ol  1$0  so^t  the  second  re- 
ceived 20  SOT.  oat  of  the  itlates  eutranee  4g8  for  acceptors; 
one  mile  (1262.  16«.) 

Sir  G.  Chetwyod's  liimboUtoiki  by  TheDake^  4  yra, 

Sst  em  -  -  ^  a  Wood  I 

Mr  H.  Mackeey's  Gaiety^  firym^  8Bt  im  -  G.  Saxcett  2 
Mr  A.  Victor's  y«naa«^3.yi:s,  7«t  -  Rawliason  3 
Mr  H.PoirBridge'8  First  Fiddle,.  6  yrs,  Tst  13i?>  Roden  - 
Mr  A.  L.  Weston's  Applob^i,  3yi%  M  lOim  (ear. 

7st  2lb)     -  -  -  -      W«4ion  - 

Mr  E.  Stotftt's  Lenten  Fare,  3  yrs^  fist  Ulb  Robinsoii  - 
Mr  J.  B.  Hankey'fi/CiidTg  Qoslle^  3yr8^  6st  7a>  Kfckvby  - 
1 1  to  8  agst  Eimbolt«!>n,.  9  to  ^  agst  Gai«ty,  6  to  I  0adi 
ftg9t  V^Miiio  aAd  Oraig  CaMtie,  ami  100  ur  8  #ach  a^fst 
the  others.  W<m  by  a  lengcb,  a  length  -and  a  half 
between  the  second  and  third)  the  ridier  of  Fir»t  Fiddk 
hwkB  a  si»iTti|^Ueiatiien 

The  Clar«mont  Plate  of  260  sov.  for  two  yrs  old ;  entrance 
7gs  for  acceptors;  £ve  furlongs  (242/.  1 3«,) 
Mr  T.  Price's  True  Blue  II,  by  Cosruleos,  8«t  9Hi  C.  Wood  I 
Mr  Davie8*s  rritiCe  2uuroff,  Sst  9)fi  -  O.  Barrett  2 
Mr  <r.  Kightingall's  Alert,  Sst  6tb  -  A.  l^igluingall  3 
MrB.  Eliam'sMr  t>israeli,  Sstdlb  -       Morgan  . 


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Mr  H.  Fortridge'sbr.  c.  by  Wisdom,  out  of  Bienta, 

88t9It)  ....  Roden  - 

Mr  T.  Steyens's  Engliph  Dnke,  Sst  I2ft     -     C.  Loates  - 
7  to  2  on  True  Blue  U,  and  100  to  7  agst  any  other.  Won 
by  eight  lengths. 

The  Trial  Welter  Stakes  of  5  soy.  each,  with  100  added; 
the  winner  to  be  sold  by  anction  for  150  soy.,  if  for  100  bot. 
idlowed  71b;  six  furlongs  (7  saba. — 130{.) 
Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  Mint  Lozenge,  by  Camballo, 

3  yrs,  98t  ISlb  (100/.)  -  -  -   C.  Wood  1 

D.  of  Hamilton's  John,  2  yrs,  8st  (1002.)  -Booty  2 

Mr  J.  Jones's  Condor  II,  tLg^,  list  2m  (lOOZ.)  A.  Hall  3 
Mr  W.  6.  Steyens's  Maglona,  2  yrs,  7st  lllb 

(100/.)       -  -  -  -  C.  Loates  - 

Mr  A.  Victor's  Cistercian,  3  yrs,  lOst  21b  (100/.)   Watts  - 
Mr  A.  Tates's  Brooillard,  4  yrs,  list  2%  (100/.)  Sender  - 
Mr  C.  Hibbert's  Wit,  3  yrs.  lOst  2tb  (100/.)         Jessop  - 
5  to  2  agst  Cistercian,  1 1  to  4  agst  Mint  Lozenge,  1 1  to 
2  agst  Wit,  7  to  1  agst  Maglona,  and  100  to  8  each  agst 
the  others.  Won  by  a  length,  a  neck  between  the  second 
and  third.—The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  £.  Bird  for 
190gs. 

The  Hnrst  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  two  yrs  old  ;  the  winner 
to  be  sold  by  anction  for  200  sot.,  with  allowances  if  for  less; 
entrance  Sgs;  five  fnrlongs  (101/.  17«.) 
Mr  W.  A.  Janris's  Shillingstone,  by  Doncaster, 

7st  lOlb— car.  7st  lllb  (100/.)    -  -   C.  Wood  1 

Ld  Bosebery's  Jnniata,  78t  61b  (100/.)   -  Bickaby  2 

Mr  A.  W.  Merry^s  Dondonald,  7st  10D>— car. 

7st  lift  (100/.)  ...  G.  Barrett  3 
Mr  R.  Marsh's  Lord  Onslow*  7st  lOlb  (lOOZ.)  Haghes  - 
Mr  G.  Manterman's  b.  c.  by  Scottish  Chief,  out 

of  Lady  Day,  78t  101b  (lOOZ.)   -  -  Bawlinson  - 

Mr  T.  V.  Morgan's  Millais,  78t  lOlb  (lOOZ.)  Booty  - 
Mr  A.  Tates's  Patchwork,  7st  em  (lOOZ.)  -  Whelan  - 
Baron  de  Hirsch's  Lady  Bnrghley,  78t  61b  ( 100/.)  Lashmar  - 
Mr  T.  Stevens's  Impression,  7st  lOlb  (100/.)  -   C.  Loates  - 

3  to  1  agst  fjaniata,  4  to  1  each  agst  Shillingstone  and 
Dandonald,  and  10  to  1  each  agst  the  Lady  Day  coU 
and  Patchwork.  Won  by  a  length,  three  lengths  be- 
tween the  second  and  third. — ^The  winner  was  sold  to 
Mr  G.  Bryant  for  UOgs. 

The  Hampton  Welter  Cnp  (handicap)  of  150gs,  added 
to  a  Sweepstakes  of  10  sov.  each  for  starters;  Gentlemen 
riders— jockeys,  5Ib  extra;  entrance  3gs;  one  mile  (5  subs.— 
194/.  4«.) 


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lid  Cawdor's  Witchcraft,  bjr  Kingcraft,  5  yrs, 

list  ISflJ  -  -  -  -       W.  Grey  I 

Mr  A.  Victor's  Carronald,  4  yrs,  I  Ist  SflJ  -  Watts  2 
Mr  J.  A.  Wilson's  Hngb  Arthur,  3  yrs, 

lOst  5tfo         -  -  -    Kr  E.  M.  Owen  3 

LdRosebery's  Astolat,3yr8,98tl2lb       -  Webb  4 

Mr  P.  Bory's  c.  by  Moncaster,  dam  by  Lord  of 

the  Isles,  3  yrs,  lOst  lllb      -  -   Chesterman  5 

9  to  4  each  agst  Carronald  and  Astolat,  100  to  30  agst 
Witchcraft,  5  to  1  agst  Hagh  Arthnr,  and  33  to  1  agst 
the  Mnncaster  colt.  Won  by  a  neck»  a  length  between 
the  second  and  third. 

Wbdnbsdat.— The  Molesey  Two  yrs  old  Plate  of  lOOgs; 
entrance  3g8;  five  farlongs  (lOU.  17«.) 
Mr  C.  Jonsiffe's  Prince  lo,  by  Prince  Charlie, 

9st  -  -  -  -  G.  Barrett  1 

Mr  J.  Hanbary's  Ishtar,  a«it  4lb  -      H.  Hnxtable  2 

Mr  C.  Austin's  St  Valentine  II,  9st  4lb  .  F.  Webb  3 
Mr  H.  Macksey's  b.  c.  by  Scamp,  oat  of  Elsham 

Laas,  Sstliro  -  -  -    C.Wood  - 

Mr  £.  Magford's  b.  c.  by  Tomahawk,  out  of  Ora- 

tava,  8st11fi>  -  -  -       Watts  - 

Baron  Woulf  Bonnebonrg's  Olga  Andreewna, 

8st  49>        -  -  -  •  Maidment  - 

Mr  W.  South's  Rosean,  8st  7lb  -         C.  Loates  - 

Mr  T.  Toynbee's  Spring  Blossom,  Sst  7lb      H.  Morgan  - 

9  to  4  agst  Prince  lo,  100  to  30  each  agst  Isbtar  and  St 
Valentine  II,  and  100  to  8  each  agst  the  Oratava  colt 
and  the  Elsham  Lass  colt.   Won  by  a  neck,  a  bad  third. 

The  Railway  Stakes  of  5  sov.  each,  with  lOOgs  added; 
the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.,  if  entered  for 
50  sov.  allowed  lOlb;  entrance  3g9;  five  furlongs  (5  subs. — 
1211.  \7g.) 

Mr  E.  Bird's  Mint  Lozenge,  3  yrs,  88t  6lb  (502.)  C.  Wood  1 
Mr  J.  Lowe's  Pebble,  5  yrs,  9st  1&  (502.)      -  C.  Loates  2 
Mr  Ten  Broeck's  Blue  Lias,  4  yrs,  9st  lib  (501)     Watts  3 
Mr  R.  Marsh's  Sound,  2  yrs,  6Bt  8lb  (502.)     -  Rickaby  - 
11  to  10  agst  Mint  Lozenge,  5  to  2  agst  Pebble,  9  to  2  agst 
Sound,  and  100  to  12  agst  Blue  lias.   Won  by  a  length, 
a  bad  third.— 'The  winner  was  sold  to  Major  Spiller  for 
2I0gs,  and  Mr  Marsh  claimed  Pebble  for  Mr  J.  Nightin- 
gall. 

The  Cardinal  Wolsey  Stakes  (handicap)  of  7  sov.  each, 
3  ft.  to  the  fund,  with  ISO  sot.  added;  one  mile  (20  subs.— 
199Z.) 


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190  RACING  CALENDAR, 

Ld  RoseVery's  Astolat,  by  Kisber,  3  yrg,  Tst  7lb  lUckafey  1 
Mr  W.  M.  Jledfem-H  GalUnt,  3  yre,  9«t  2^  -  Watts  2 
Mr  J.  A.  Wilson's  Hagh  Arthur,  3  vib,  86t  6l|>  Gallou  3 
Mr  J.  Baward*8  Antler,  5  yrs,  lOst  5m  -    Webb  - 

Baton  de  Hirsch's  Glioimei;  3  yrs,  Sst.Sib  -G;  Barrett  * 
Mr  T.  Hagb€a'9  Becfer,  agfd^  Sst  1  lb  -  J..  Monrell  - 

Mr  T.  atevene's  The  Bellcj  3  yr»,  7st  13lb-  G.  L«atM  - 
SiiW.Throekiiorton'8  Anisette,  3  jra,  7»t  8Ib  W^La^hrajar  - 

6  to  2  agat  Antler,  11  to  4  agst  GsJlanti  5  i;o  1  agab  Glim- 
mer, 10  to  I  agi^t  Astplai,  100  to  9  each  agst  Haj^h 
Arthar  and  The  BeUe,  and  20  to  1  Xieefer.  Won 
by  three-qnarters  of  a  leng:th,  a  bad  third. 

The  Palace  Plate  of  WOgH,  for  two  yis  dl4;  thfi  winiwr  to 
be  sold  by  anction  for  100  eov^  if  entered  for  60  sqy.  allowed 
6lb;  entrance  Sgs;  five  furlongs  (lOU.  17«.) 
Sir  W.  Throekmorton's  ShiUS«girtonQ^  M  7ft 

iSOk)      -  -  -  A,:B.L«QAire  1 

Mr  W.  M.  Eedlesn^ft  ChaoM  Shot,  7»t  13^ 

(50^)  ...  -        Hog^iftble  2 

Mr  W.  BlakAls  Jnjifw  7«t       {691.)  -   C.  l^oales  3 

Baron  de  Hirsch's  Paella,  78t  1 3%  <50^)  G.  BaR'i^  - 
Mr  A.  Mackensie's  Aerolijbo,.  13ft  (fiO^O  -  LWiiml  - 
Mr  A.  Tatee's-  Patchwork,  78t  1 3m  (60Z.)  -  Xuke  - 

Mr  A.  W.  Merry's  Dandonald,  Set  71b  (5df,).  McmU  - 
Ld  Roseibery^s  «iaiiiata»  7st  13tt^  ((0^)  nU.  Morgiaii  - 
D.  of  HamiltMi^A  John,  est  dl^  (6020   ^  G.  Woiod  - 

Mr  W.  Gardner's  KiinCibiQ  Jnnga,  m  3t> 

(604.)  ....  A.H.Biei0ty  - 
Mr.T.  V.Morgan's  Madrepore,  8st  2lb  {501.)  A.Nightingall  - 
Mr  J.  Barnard's  Dwrdaiis,  Snt  2»)  (60^)-  Wh«Ua  - 

7  to  2  agst  Jnne,  T5  to  20  agsl  Ohenee  Shot,  II  to  fi  agst 
Jnniatft,  7  to  1  agst  Shillhigstoiiek  8  to  1  a^  Jobs,  100 
to  12  agst  Paella,  and  20  to  1  agst  Patchwork.  Woo- by 
three-qaarteja  ol  a  length,  ^  hmuA  between  the-seoond 
and  third. — The  whroer  was  bonght  m  for  180gs,  <aBd 
Mr  W.  BlaWcfokned  Gbanee  Shot. 

The  King  Hal  Stakes  of  lil  soy.  ea^b,  h,  ft.  for  two  yrs 
old;  the  winner  to  be^sold  by  auction  for  &00  spv.,  but  horses 
claimed  to  be  sold  for  200  sov.  allowed  5lb,  if  for  LOO  soy,  lOttJ; 
entrance  3g8;  five  furlongs,  straight  (8  subs.) 
Mr  W.  Blake's  Rosy  Cheeks,  by  Rosicrucian,  88t  2lb— lOOZ. 

(C.  Loates),  walked  over  for  the  forfeits  (351.) 

The  Bushy  Park  Selling  Welter  Handicap  of  lOOgs ;  the 
winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  70  sov.;  entrance  Sgs;  six 
furlongs  (lOU.  17*.) 


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WINDSOR  Second  Junk  Meeting.  191 


Mr  C.  J.  LimglaiicU'a  VjUdw,  hy  Dnteb  ^mUe, 

ajfsuBst  ...        aiK)a*es  1 

Mr  F.  R.  Hnnt^s  TorteHo^  3  jrs,  88t  2lb      <;;.  K^wUnsoo  2 

Mr  A.  Victor's  Oiflterdan,  3  y78,.8ali  7»  ^        G.  Barrett  ^ 


Mr  A.  Yate8*s  Bronillard,  4  jcs.  98t  3Jtt>        -      Barker  - 
Mr  C.  Hibberf^  Wit,  3  yra,  8st  3fb        -         J.  Je«»8op  - 
9  to  4  agst  Pylades,  4  to  T  ag8t  "Wit,  9  to  2  aprst  Cistercian, 
5  to  1  agst  TorteHo,  and  8  to  1  agst  Brouillard.  Won 
bj  three  lengths,  a  neck  between  the  second  and  third. 
— The  winner  was  bought  in  for  245g3. 
The  Snrrey  and.  MiddiesQx  Stakes  (handicap^  of  Id  sor. 
each,  b.  ft  with  l  &5  soy.  added ;  winnens  ei^tra;  the  seeend 
Ba;red  bis  stake ;  entrance  Sgs,  the  only  forfeit  if  declared  by 
June  IGsth;  one  mile  and  a  qnartev  (14  fqbs:  5  ofwhovi  paid 
entrance  only — laii.  17*) 
Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  KimboUofi,  4        ^t  liti 

(inch  51b  extra)      •  .  ,      C.Wood  l 

Mr  A.  Victoria  Carronald^  4  yrs,  8st  *  Barrett  2 

Mr  J.  Barnard's  Antler,  5  yrs,  9sit  49>  -  Webb  3 
Mr  C.  W.  Lea's  Pegasus,  3  yrs,  7st  3lb  -    Luke  4 

Mr  P.  Bury's  Lord  Molyneux,  3  yrs,  Cst  fffh     Kobinson  5 
11  to  10  on  Kinibolton,  7  to  2  agst  Oisirronald,  6  to  I  agst 
Antfer,  la  to  2  agst  Pegasus,  and  TOO  to  8  agst  Lord 
Molyneux.   Won  by  a  length,  a  bad  third. 

WINDSOR  Sboond  Juwb  Mipbtino. 

Thuksdat,  June  the  25ih. — The  Taplow  Handicap  of 
5  BOY.  each  for  starters,  with  JSOsor.  added;  entrance  3  sot.; 
fire  furlongs,  straight  (5  subs. — l&T^;) 
Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  Gordon,  by  Hermit,  4  yrs, 

88tl2lb      -  -  -  -    C.  Wood  1 

Mr  A.  Cooper's  Miss  Waller,  4  yrs;  8st  -  S-  Loares  2 
Mr  Osmond's  CaRtagnette,  3  yrs,  78t  2fb  -  Higham  3 
Mr  A.  Taylor's  Liberia,  6  yrs,  8st  -  Dangerfield  - 
Ld  EllesmeT«*s  Specimen,  4  yrs,  Tst  131b      -   C.  Loatcs  - 

3  to  1  on  Gordon,  7  to  1*  i^st  Castagnette,  9  to  1  agst  Miss 
Waller,  and  60  to  I  ag»t  Liberia.  Won  by  a  length,  a 
bad  third;  Specimen  bolted  at  staiiitig. 

TheDitton  Park  Plate  of  200  sov.  for  two  yrs  old,  Tst  3fl&, 
three,  &st  3fb,  four  and  upwards,  lOst  lib;  m.  and  g.  allowed 
3lb;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  50  sor.;  entrance 
5  sov.;  abont  five  farlongs  and  100  yards' (T95Z.) 
Mr  A,  Cooper's  b.  f.  White  Nun,  by  Hetinit,  3  yrs  Archer  I 


Mr  J.  Biake's  Frontier,  aged,  IQet  - 
Mr  J.  Jones's  Coador  JI.  assd,  9fli:  1 21b  - 


«  Biraekwell 
A.  Hall 


Major  Spiller's  b.  f.  Mint  Lozenge,  "3  yl-s- 


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192  BACING  CALENDAR, 


Mr  6.  Hanghton's  ch.  f^.  Silventick,  4  yrs  -  C.  Loates  S 
MrW.G.Steyens'sb.  IBeflectioD,  4  7rB  S.  Loates  - 
Mr  C.  Lane's  b.  c.  Dnckling,  4  yrs  -  -     Barker  - 

Eyen  on  White  Nun,  5  to  2  agst  Mint  Lozen^,  5  to  1  agst 
Reflection,  and  10  to  1  each  agst  Dnckling  and  Silver- 
stick.  Won  by  a  length,  three  lengths  between  the 
second  and  third. — The  winner  was  bought  in  for  SOOgs. 

A  Free  Plate  of  600  sov.  for  two  and  three  yrs  old;  the 
-winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  500  sov.;  the  second  received 
50  sov.  out  of  the  plate;  entrance  8  sov.  for  acceptors;  five 
fnrlongH  (442^.) 

Mr  W.  Gardner's  Arga,  by  Springfield,  2  yrs, 

8st  lom      -  -  -  -J.  Goater  1 

Mr  Mainley's  Osprey,  2  yrs,  Sst  7lb  -  C.  Wood  2 
Mr  Child  wick's  Rosy  brook,  2  yrs,  8st  71b  (car. 

Sat  6lb)  -  .         .  «  -  Archer  3 

Mr  T.  Cannon's  Hyala,  2  yrs,  8st  7lb  -   S.  Loates  - 

Mr  R.  Tompkins's  Merrythought  II,  2  yrs,  Sst  7tb  Jessop  - 
100  to  30  on  Rosybrobk,  100  to  12  ag%t  Arga,  and  100  to  8 
each  agst  Hyala  and  Osprey.  Won  by  a  length,  a  length 
and  a  half  between  the  second  and  third. — The  winner 
was  sold  to  Capt.  F.  Butler  for  COOgs. 

The  Royal  Plate  of  1000  sov.  by  subscription  of  4  sov. 
each  if  struck  out  bv  January  6tb,  10  sov.  if  left  in  after 
that  date,  or  16  sov.  if  not  struck  out  by  March  Srd,  with 
76  sov.  added,  for  two  yrs  old;  the  second  received  100  sov. 
and  the  third  received  50  sov.  out  of  the  plate;  five  fnrlongs 
(75  subs.  16  of  whom  paid  4  sov.  each,  and  6  of  whom  paid 
10  sov.  each— 836^.) 

Mr  T.  Jennings's  Exmoor,  by  Vestminster, 

98t  lib    -  -  -  -      J.  Goater  0 

Mr  Manton's  Gay  Hermit,  by  Henuit,  9st  6Ds  -  Morgan  0 
Mr  J.  B.  Leigh's  Exning,  9st  5tb  -         Archer  3 

Even  on  Gay  Hermit,  85  to  40  agst  Exning,  and  5  to  1 
agst  Exmoor.  A  dead  heat,  the  thiid  beaten  two 
lengths. — The  stakes  were  divided. 

The  Thursday  Selling  Stakes  of  6  sov.  each,  with  100  sov. 
added,  for  three  yrs  old,  8st  6lb,  four,  9st  7tb,  five  and  up- 
wards, 9st  90) }  m.  and  g.  allowed  39>;  the  winner  to  be  sold 
by  auction  for  200  sov.;  one  mile  (6  subs.— 125 ^ 
Mr  G.  Cleveland's  br.  m.  Pelerine,  by  Pellegrino, 

6  yrs  -  -  -  -    Archer  1 

Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  b.  f .  Fornax,  4  yrs  -  C.  Wood  2 
Mr  P.  Bury's  b.  c.  Lord  Molyneux,  3  yrs  Chesterman  3 
Mr  W.  G.  Stevens's  b.  m.  Grayling,  6  yrs  S.  Loates  - 
Mr  P.  Renfrew's  b.  f .  Cymbalaria,  3  yrs        -   Lemaire  - 


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WINDSOR  Second  Jukb  Mebtino.  193 


Mr  J.  Dashwood's  b.  m.'Eve  (late  Eldest  Miss), 

5  yn  -  -  -        A.  Nightingnll  - 

5  to  2  agst  Fornax,  1 1  to  4  agst  Cymbalaria,  4  to  I  agtt 
Grayling,  9  to  2  agst  Pelerine,  6  to  1  agst  Eve,  and  20 
to  1  agst  Lord  Molyneax.  Won  by  a  length,  a  bad  third. 
— The  winner  was  bought  in  for  230gs. 

The  Upton  Two  jrs  old  Stakes  of  5  sot.  each  for  starters, 
with  200  added;  cohs.  98t,  fillies,  8st  11  ib;  the  winner  to  be 
sold  by  anction  for  10a  sov.;  entrance  3  sov.;  five  furlongs 
(5  8nb8.~217^.) 

Mr  C.  J.  Merry's  b.  f.  Miss  Westbonme,  by  West- 


11  to  8  agst  Chester,  3  to  I  agst  Victoria,  6  lo  I  agst 
Etolian,  and  100  to  14  each  agst  Miss  Westbourne  and 
Margherita.  Won  by  a  neck,  three  lengths  between  the 
second  and  third. — The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  A.  Mac- 
kenzie for  SSOgs. 

The  Gonnty  Handicap  of  5  sov.  each  for  starters,  with 
250  SOY.  added;  entrance  6  sot.  for  starters;  one  mile  (5  subs. 
— 264Z.) 

Mr  H.  Heasman's  Corinia,  bj  Albert  Victor,  4  yrs, 


Ld  Hartington's  Monolith,  3  yrs,  8st  I2lb  -  J .  Gouter  2 
Mr  T.  Cannon's  Winterboame,  6  yrs,  9st  xft  S.  Loates  3 
Mr  R.  Peck's  Archer,  4  yrs,  9st  71B  -       Archer  - 

Mr  John  Dawson's  fifarsala,  3  yrs,  Sst  lOtb  -    Huxtable  - 
9  to  4  agst  Winterboame,  6  to  2  agst  Archer,  and  4  to  I  each 
agst  Monolith  and  Corinia.    Won  by  six  lengths. 

Fbidat. — The  Athens  Plate  of  350  sov.  for  the  winner, 
and  60  sov.  for  the  second,  fur  two  yrs  old;  those  entered  to 
be  sold  by  auction  for  400  sov.  allowed  7tb;  entrance  ligs 
for  acceptors;  about  five  furlongs  and  120  yards  (338/.  9s.) 
Mr  R.  Peck's  Forbidden  Fruit,  by  Pero  Gomez, 

8st  7tb— car.  8st  8lb  (400/.)      -  -      Archer  I 

Mr  A.  Benholm's  Esher,  9st   -  -  C.  Wood  2 

2  to  I  on  Esher.   Won  by  a  neck. — The  winner  was 
bought  in  for  SlOgs. 

A  Selling  Welter  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs;  the  winner  to 
be  sold  by  auction  for  loO  sov.;  entrance  3  sov.;  five  furlongs 


bourne  - 
Mr  T.  Hughes's  br.  c  Chester 
Ld  Cardruss's  b.  f .  Margherita  - 
Mr  E.  Bird's  b.f.  Victoria  - 
Mr  T.  Jennings's  ch.  f .  Etolian  - 


C.  Wood  1 

-  Archer  2 
S.  Loates  3 

-  Mori  ell  - 
J.  Goater  - 


9st  6lb 


-  Morrell  1 


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194  RACING  CALENDAR, 


Mr  C.  nibbert*8  Princess  Victoria^  bj*  PiiDoe  Charli«, 

3  yrs,  Sst  2lb   -  -  -  -   Jessop  1 

MrE.R.  SmitV8Fleta,4}r8,9st  -  Archer  ^ 

Mr  R.  Sherrard's  Yardley,  3  yrs,  7fifc  11  tt)  (car. 

76t  121b)  -  -  -  -        C.  Wood  a 

Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Gossip,  4  yre,  9st  7lb  -    Watts  - 

Mr  C.  Lane's  Duckling,  4  yrs,  9st  2lb      -  Barker  - 

Mr  G.  Cleveland's  Shy,  3  yrs,  Sst  4lb  -  -  Morrell  - 

Capt.  BHyley*8  Bean  Id^al,  3  yrs,  Sst  3lb   -    Bawlinson  - 
Mr  T.  Stevens,  jttn.*s  Lovebird,  3  yrsi  7st  1  lib  G.  Loates  — 
Mr  W.  Rowe*8  Topsy  Tarvy,  3  yrs,  78t  lOttJ     Tomilssoii  - 
100  to  30  agst  Fleta,  11  to  2  agst  Tardley,  6  to  1  each  agsfr 
liovebird  and  Princess  Victoria,  100  to  15  each  agst  Shy 
and  Duckling,  7  to  1  agst  Gossip,  and  100  to  8  agst 
Topsy  Turvy.   Won  by  a  head,  three  lengths  between 
the  second  and  third. — The  winner  was  benight  in  for 
360g8. 

A  Mile  Welter  Selling  Stakes  of  6  sov.  each^  with  100  sov. 
added;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.,  if  for 
70  SOT.  allowed  5lb ;  one  mile  (7  subs^ — I80Z.) 
Sir  G.  Chetwvnd's  Fornax,  by  Soncar,  4  yrs,  9st  1  lib 

(70Z.)  -  -  -    C.Wood  1 

Mr  T.  Stevens,  jnn.'s  Francis,  3  yrs,  Sstl3l%  (702.)  CLoates  1 
Mr  T.  Jennings,  jaD.'8  Pink  May,  3  yrs,  Sst  lOlb 

(70/.)   -  J.  Goater  9 

Mr  R.  Peck's  Diadoste,  4  yrs,  lOst  (70^0  -  Archer  - 
Mr  O.  Ilaughton's  Silverstick,  4  yrs,  9st  Mlb 

(70Z.)         -  -  -  .  S.  Loatcs  - 

Mr  J.  Lowe's  Florence  Dombey,  8  yra,  Sst  191b 

(70Z.)        -  -  -  .   Hnxtable  - 

Mr  C.  Lane's  Silver  Sea,  4  yrs»  9st  llK  (702.)  Barker  - 
7  to  4  agst  Diadeste,  3  to  1  agbt  Fornax,  fi  to  1  agsfe 
Francis,  10  to  1  agst  Pink  May,  lOi)  toSa^rt  SilverSea, 
and  20  to  1  agst  Silverstick.  Won  by  two  lengths,  a 
bad  third.— The  winner  was  sold  to  Capt.  MactKll  for 
310gs. 

The  Midsummer  Plate  of  1000  sov.  for  two  yrs  old  ;  the 
second  received  loo  sov.  and  the  third  50  sov.  out  of  the  plate; 
entrance  15  sov.  for  acceptors;  five  furlongs  (835?.) 
Mr  II.  Peck's  Philosophy,  by  Hermit,  9st  2tb      -Archer  1 
Mr  Manton's  Gay  Hermit,  9st  6lb  -  -        Watts  2 

Gen.  Owen  Williams's  Lisbon,  9st  5lb  -  C.  Loates  3 
Mr  T.  Blenkiron's  Ruth,  Sst  9lb    -  -   J.  Goater  - 

Mr  G.  Cleveland's  Athelstan,  Sst  12m   -  a  Wood  - 

Mr  C.  J.  Lefevre's  Con.signe,  Sst  9lb  -  Tomlisson  - 

Col.  J.  Lloyd's  Vain  Hope,  Sst  9lb       -  Lemaire  - 


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6  to  4  on  FMIosof^jT,  100  to  90  ag9t  Gay  H«nnit,  8  to  1 
agst  Bttth,  26  to  1  a^8t  Atbelstan,  and  50  to  1  each  agst 
th«  oikers.  Wen  by  a  leno^b^  tfa«  same  between  the 
second  ati4l  tihird. 

The  Paddock  Plate  of  200g8,  for  two  jrs  old;  colts^  98ft, 
fillies  and  geldings,  Sat  I  lib;  the  winner  to  be  aoM'by  aaction 
for  60  SOT.;  entrance  3  sot.;  Atc  fodongi  (20tL) 
Mr  John  Dawson's  br«  f.  Tib,  b/  Tibtbarpa  (owr. 

88t  12B))         -  -  •  •   WafcU-  I 

Mr  T.  Haghes's  br.  c.  Chester    -  -        Archer  0 

Mr  W.  G.  Stevens's  ch.  f .  Wood  Note-  S.  lioates  0 

Major  Splller*8  b.  c.  Fluctuation-  -      C.  Wood  - 

Mr  Ifi.  Benjamin's  b.  f.  Passing  Shower  T.  Loates  - 

Ld  Gardross's  b.  f.  Margherita  -  -      J.  Goater  ^ 

Baron  de  HirschV  b.  f.  Ladjr  Barghley  -  Lashmar  - 

Mr  W.  Blake's  b.  f.  Chance  Shot  -      C.  LoateS  - 

Mr  G.-OicTeland's  ch.  c.  byScottishChief— Parvenoe  Sillers 
II  to  8  agst  Chester,  4  to  I  agst  Chance  Shot,  LOO  to  15  i^t 
Plactnation,  8  to  1  agst  Tib,  100  to  12  agst  Wood  Note, 
and  lOa  to  6  agst  Margherita.  Won  by  two  lengths,  a 
dead  heat  for  second  place. — The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr 
A.  Mackenzie  for  330gS; 

The  Jane  Handicap  of  600  bo«.$  wionetfs  eslrai;  eoiuranoe 
15  SOT.  for  acceptors;  six  furlongs  (685^) 
Mr  K.  Crest's  Leeds,  by  Doncaster,  6  yrs,  8st  8lb  (car. 

8st  9B))      -  Acdier  1 

Mr  R.  C.  Naylor's  Past  and  Loose,  4  yn,  7st  4tb  T^ml»4i>a  2 
Mr  M^aaton's  8toarwick,  3  yra^  6afe  9%        -  Wall  3 

Gen.  Owen  Williams's  Monotony,  4  jwi,  7at  M 

(ear.  7st  lOft)  -  -  -     a  Wood  • 

Mr  J.  B.  Leigh  8  FanUl^  4  yra,  7st  ^  (iaol.  lOft 

extra)  ....  Laahmar  - 
Mr  E.  K.  Smith's  Lard  Byron,  4  yrs,  7st  6lb     S.  Loates  - 

9  to  4  agst  Fast  and  Loose,  4  to  1  agst  Leeds,  6  to  1  each 
agst  Monotony  and  Fantail,  and  10  to  1  each  sig^t  Stoor- 
wick  and  Lord  Byron.   Won  by  a  neck,  a  bad  third. 

The  Temple  Welter  Haadicap  Plate  of  tOOgs:  horses 
entered  to  be  sold  by  auctrion  for  150  iw.  allowed  7 lb;  en- 
trance 3  8ov.;flTe  farlonars  (102i.) 

Mr  A.  Cooper's  White  Nun,  3  yrs,  9st  lllb  -  Archer  I 
Mr  G.  Kruckenberg's  Silver  Wedding,  3  yrs,  8st  7fl> 

(I50i.)  ....  C.Wood  2- 
MrW.G.  Sterens's  Reflectiou,  4  yrs,  •st  5lb(l  50J.)  C.Loates  3 
Ld  Bllesraere's  Specimen,  4  yrs,  lOst  (1 50?.)-  Watts  - 
Mr  G.  Cleveland's  ElEquisito,  3  yrs,  9st  2tb  ( 1 502.)  Morrell  - 

I  2 


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196  RACING  CALENDAR, 


Capt  D.  Bayley's  Sbining  Ligbt,  3  yra,  Sat  7% 
(150/.)  .  -  -  Lemaire  - 

MrF.R.  HuDt's Bowman, Syrs, Sst  71b  (160/.)    S.  Loatea  - 

Mr  £.  Hobson's  br.  f.  by  Hilarious,  oat  of  R^-trap, 

Syre,  88t(160/.)      -  -  -     Huxtable  - 

7  to  4  agst  White  Nun,  11  to  4  agst  Silver  Wedding,  8  to 
1  agst  Exquisite,  100  to  12  agst  the  Rat-trap  filly,  9  to 
1  ag8t  Specimen,  10  to  1  agttt  Bowman,  and  100  to  3 
agst  Shining  Light.  Won  by  three-quarters  of  a  length, 
four  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Rays  Handicap  of  7  sov.  each  for  starters,  with  200 
SOY.  added ;  entrance  3gs ;  one  mile  and  a  quarter  (3  sabs. — 
210/.  \7s,) 

Ld  Hartington's  Monolith,  by  Albert  Victor,  3  yrs, 

7st  loth  (car.  7st  111b)  -  -    C.  Wood  1 

Mr  T.  Cannon's  Dunbridge,  3  yrs,  7st   -  -  Salter  2 

Mr  S.  Jacobs*8  Eloquence,  3  yrs,  6st  7tb      -         Wall  3 
7  to  4  on  Monolith,  and  4  to  1  each  agst  Eloquence  and 
Dunbridge.    Won  by  a  length,  half  a  length  between 
the  second  and  third. 

DERBY  Summer  Meeting. 

Thubsdat,  June  the  26th.— The  High  Peak  Plate  (han- 
dicap) of  200  SOY.  by  subscription  of  5g8  each,  3  ft.  with 
123/.  Is.  added:  a  mile,  on  the  Round  Course  (24  subs. — 
200/.) 

Mr  T.  L.  Reed's  Nesscliff,  by  Wenlock, 

aged,  9fit  1  Iffi  -  -  Mr  Abington  I 

Mr  T.  Green's  Sacristan,  6  yrs,  SstSft  -  Snow  den  2 
Mr  Best's  Edward,  6  yrs,  9st  6lb   -  -    A.  Giles  3 

1 1  to  8  agst  Nesscliff,  13  to  8  agst  Edward,  and  4  to  1  agf?t 
Sacristan.   Won  by  six  lengUis,  a  bad  third. 

The  Highfield  Selling  Plate  of  150  soy.;  the  winner  to  be 
sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.,  if  for  60  soy.  allowed  71b;  en- 
trance dgs;  five  furlongs,  straight  (146/.  17«.) 
Mr  Abington's  Menevia,  by  Hjdromel,  3  yrs,  9st  2lb 

— car.  98t3lb  (60/.)  -  -  -Webb  1 

Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Dnnmore,  6  yrs,  lOst  (50/.)  -       Watte  2 
Mr  E.  H.  Wood's  Swamp,  2  yrs,  78t— car.  78t  lib 

(50/.)         -  -  -  -  A.  White  3 

Mr  H.  Brown's  Crusty,  3  yrs,  8st  12lb  (50/.)  Baoon  - 

Mr  EelFall's  Melita,  3  yrs,  96t  2lb  (50/.)       -  G.  Barrett  - 
6  to  2  on  Menevia,  7  to  1  agst  Swamp,  and  10  to  1  each 
agst  the  others.   Won  by  half  a  length,  the  same 
between  the  second  and  third;  Crusty  bolted. — The  win- 
ner waa  sold  to  Mr  T.  Green  for  400fi^ 


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The  Sndbniy  Sfcakes  of  1000  soy.  by  snbscription  of  5  boy, 
each  if  strnck  out  by  January  6th,  or  15  sov.  if  left  in,  for 
two  yrs  oUi;  the  Burplns  (180  sor.)  was  divided  between  the 
second,  third,  and  fourth  horses;  the  second  received  50  sov. 
and  the  third  25  soy.  out  of  the  stakes ;  five  furlongs  (87  subi. 
11  of  whom  paid  5  soy.  each->925Z.) 
D.  of  Beaofort's  TraYanoore,  by  FAX  Mell, 

8st  sm  -  -  -  6.  Barrett  1 

Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  Vervain,  Sst  5Tb  F.  Barrett  2 
Mr  H.  Wood's  Rosary,  88t  2ffi        -  -  A.  White  3 

Ld  Cawdor's  Cicely,  Sst  2lb     •  -  Gibson  - 

Even  on  Travancore,  6  to  4  a^st  Vervain,  10  to  1  agst 
Rosary,  and  20  to  I  agst  Cicely.  Won  by  three  quarters 
of  a  length,  a  length  and  a  half  between  the  second  and 
third. 

The  Welbeck  Cup  (handicap)  of  1000  sov.  bY  subscription 
of  25  sov.  each,  16  ft.  or  5gs  it  struck  out  by  tfune  8th,  with 
318/.  I5s.  added;  winners  extra;  the  second  received  50  soy. 
out  of  the  stakes ;  five  furlongs  (52  subs.  25  of  whom  paid 
5g8  each— 950Z.) 

Mr  C.  Archer's  Broxbonme,  by  Plebeian,  8  yr?, 

C«t  7  lb  (car.  6st  91b)      -  -        J.  Woodburn  1 

Ld  Ellesmere's  Zagazig,  3  yrs,  est  4lb  -  Rickaby  2 
Mr  R.  C.  Naylor's  Fuhnen,  5  yrs,  88t  13tb  -  Watts  8 
Mr  Abington's  Amcliffe,  4  yrs,  78t  8lb  -Frank  Sharpe  4 
Ld  Alington's  St  Blaise,  5  yrs,  98t  61b  •     Webb  - 

Mr  Mackenzie's  Prince  William,  4  yrs,  8st  615  A.  Giles  - 
Mr  J.  Hammond's  Mespilus,  5  yrs,  7st  13lb  F.  Barrett  - 
Gen.  Owen  Williams's  Monotony,  4  yrs,  7st  12!b  Luke  - 
Col.  Forester's  The  Wrekin,  4  yrs,  7st  lOlb  (car. 

7st  Utb)        -  -  -  G.Barrett  - 

Col.  Heyward's  Ordovix,  4  yrs,  78t  lOffi  -  A.  White  - 
Mr  Heasman's  Libation,  6  yrs,  7st  lOlb  (incl.  6!b 

extra)     -  .  -  -  Fagan  - 

Mr  J.  H.  Honldsworth's  Golden  Light,3  yrs,  68t  1 3lb  Booty  - 
Ld  Bradford's  Invention,  3  yrs,  est  lOtb  Tomlinson  - 
Ld  Kosebery's  Breakfast,  3  yrs,  est  8lb     -  Wall  - 

Mr  W.  Brown's  Grand  Composer,  8  yrs,  6st  6tb 

(car.  est  71b)         -  -  -     E.Martin  - 

Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Dulcimer,  3  yrs,  6&t  eib  -  G.  Woodburn  - 
Mr  W.  Sanderson's  Monsieur  de  Paris,  3  yrs,  6st  Mullens 
9  to  2  agst  The  Wrekin,  5  to  I  agst  Fulmen,  100  to  15  agst 
Broxbonrne,  100  to  12  agst  Grand  Composer,  100  to  8 
each  ag8t  Amcliffe,  Mespilos,  Monotony, and  Breakfast, 
20  to  1  each  agst  Libation,  Zagazig,  Prince  William, 
Dulcimer,  Monsieur  de  Paris,  and  St  Blaise,  and  100  to 
3  each  agst  the  others.  Woo  by  a  neck,  a  head  each 
between  the  second,  third,  and  fourth. 


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198  B:10INfi  GALSHDiyit, 


Tlie  B*i*bj  SeltiBg  Plate  of  200  sov.,  by  stilis^riptioii  of  5gs 
^eacb,  with  1^42.  5s.  added^tlie'tviinMr  to'b«  «old  by  auction 
for  100  fiOT.,  if  for  dd  sor.  allowed  71b;  the  straight  mile 
(4  Bobs.— 2001.) 

Mr  J.  MiHrifordW>Pro«vence,  by  EIngcroft,  3  yw, 

78tlim^50/.)  -  -  -  A.  White  1 

Mr  J.  Shepherd^  Mernnmke,  6  yrs,  9%t  71b 

(50i.)         ....  HeartfieW  2 
<Jol.  Forester's  Qmcfcsil  w,  3  yrs,  88t  7H>  ( 1 00/.)  F.  Rossiter  3 
B  to  4  on  Merrimake,  9  to  4  agst  QuiekeilTer,  and  4  to  1 
agst 'Provence.    Won  by  three  leagthe,  a  bad  third.**- 
The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  6.  Palmer  for  ISOgs* 

The  Matlock  Plate  of  105  sov.  for  two  yrs  old ;  those  claimed 
to  be  sold  by  aaction  for  60  sov.  allowed  7 lb;  entrance  3g8; 
fiTe  furlongs  (1 01 Z.  17*  ) 

Mr'W.  Amitfl's  Bronze,  by  Lowlandcr,  est  4!b  G.Barrett  1 
'Mr'T.  Ya^en tint's  Dingle,  9st      -  -      Weldon  2 

"9'to'2  on  Bronze.   Won  by  half  a  length. 

Fkiday. — The  Need  wood  Plate  (handicap)  of  300  sov. 
by  snbscriptlon  of  5g8  each,  with  111  addeiil;  winners  extra; 
six  furlongs  (37  pubs.— 300/.) 

Mr  J.  H.  Ilouldsworth^s  Spring  Mom,  by  Springfield, 

4  yrs,  7st  6n5      -  -  -  Booty  I 

Ld  Bradford's  Kedloek,  4  yrs,  7st  1 2&  -  Tonailinson  2 
lid  Cawdor's  Grey  Pjnrrot,  8  yrs,  €st    -  A.  Giles  3 

Mr  T.  L.  NesscliflF,  aged,  9st  6lb  (iqcl.  ISft 

extra)-  -  .  -  .  Webb  - 

Mr  Abingtoft*s  Langwell,  3  yva,  3st  13tb  Frank  Sharpe  - 
Mr  W.  Dnniie*s  Meliairtbtts,  4  yis,  8st  2Ib  G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  T.  Valentine's  Xajifa,  4  yrs,  7st  lOlb  J.  Woodboro  - 
Ld  EUef mere's  Brayiey.  S-jrs,  78t  2lb  -  F.  Barrett  - 
4  to  1  eaAb  aufstBjrayley  and  Meliiuuthtt9,'5  to  l  agst  Spring 

Mom,  11  to  2  agst  Nesscliff,  100  to  15  agst  Lan^well, 

7  to  1  agat  Grey  .Parnot,  and  100  to  7  agst  Kediock. 

Won  by  five  leogtbs,  a  head  between  the  second  and 

third. 

The  Darkfy  Selling  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  4vo  yrs  old;  the 
winner  to  be  sold  by  aaction  for  50  sov.;  entmnee  3gs;  five 
tudoBSB  {lOlL  17a.) 

Mr  Leopold  de-Bothschild's  Sylvia,  by  Silvester, 

88«6tb  -  -  .  F.Barrett  1 

Mr  W.  AracklPA  Bronse,  8st  Hib-  -    O.  Barrett  2 

Mr  T.  Leader's  Rosebush,  6Ht  cm      -  A.  Giles  3 

Mr  W.  AvnolFs  Taddington  Laaa,  88t  «^  -Frank  Sharpe  - 
Mr  G.  F.  Xieeafa  b.  1  by  Dtunheafd,  out  of  Jeeeiey 
fifitiOlb     ......  Fagan  - 

Mr  £.  H.  Wood'aiSiwamii,  SsttSU     -  A.  White  - 


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Mr  W.  H.  Manser's  b.  f.  by  StratbcoQan,  out  of 

Liris,  8st  €lb  -  -  -  -Snowtlen  - 

7  to  4  Rgflt  BrfMise,10il  lo  SO  agat  tlie  Lms  fitly,  100  tx)  15 
a^t  S^mmp,  7  to  1  agst  the  Jessie  liUy,  8  to  1  agst 
Bylvia,  and  10  to  1  each  agst  the  otbefs.  Won  by  a 
head,  thKe  leagths  between  the  seeond  and  third.— The 
winner  was  sold  to  Mr  Abington  for  1 25g9,  and  Mr 
Leailep  claimed  Bronze. 

The  Northern  Plate  (handioap)  o£  150  sot,  for  horses 
trained  North  of  the  Trent;  entrance  Sgs;  a  mile,  on  the 
Ronnd  Course  (146/.  17 1.) 

Mr  I' Anson's  Maronite,  by  Syrian,  4yrs,  8st  12tb  Tajjan  1 
Mr  W.  Sadler's  Incendiary,  aged,  9st  13B)  -  Snowden  2 
Mr  T.  Valentine's  Cassia,  8  yrs,  8st  3fl5  -  Weldon  3 

Mr  H.  Knowles's  Xfilley,  3  yrs,  98t  7!f5      -  Luke  - 

Mr  Vyner's  Sardica.  3  yrs,  8st  7lb  -  J.  Wood  bam  - 
6  to  4.agst'Incen  liary,  9  to  4  agf^t  Cassia,  an. I  3  to  1  agst 

Marojrite.    Won  by  hi^lf  a  length,  U^e  same  between  the 

second  and  third. 

The  Doveri&lgD'Cup  (iModicap)  of  1000  sov.  by  anbscrip- 
tion  of  25  sov.  each,  15  ft.,  or  5gs  only  if  struck  oat  by  June 
8th,  with  545/.  \0s.  added;  winners  extra;  the  second  re- 
ceived 50  sov.  ont  of  the  stakes;  the  straight  mile  (39  sabs. 
18  of  whom  paid  5gs  each — 950/.) 
Mr  T.  Cannon's  Rcine  Blanch^,  by  Botherhill, 

5  yrs,  est  lib  -  Robinson  1 

Mr  W.  I'Anson'a  Chi^^lehDrst,  5  yta»  tet-  -Kagan  2 

D.  of  Weatn»ii|ster'£  Whipper  in,  6  yrs,  Sat  38}  G.  Barrett  3 
Mr  J.  W.  Smith's  Tonans,  a^^ed,  8st  alb-  A.  Giles  - 

Ld  BradforU^s  Wbiielock*  4  jns,  Zat  6%  (ipd. 

I2tbexl;ra)  ...  Tonlinson  - 
Mr  AbingtoB^s  AmoUffe,  4  yra,  7st  2ft  -  A.  White  - 
Mr  W.  Sanderson's  llambletoninn,  4  yra,  6at  lOlb  Mallens  - 

13  to  8  agst  Whipper-in,  5  to  1  agst  Amcliffe,  8  to  1  each 
agst  Tonans  and  Whitelock,  9  to  1  agst  Reine  Blanche, 
and  10  to  1  each  ag^t  Hambletonian  and  Chislahnrst. 
Won  by  ten  lengths. 

The  Gloasop  Pbrk  Selling  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  all  ag«s; 
the  winner  to  he  odld  by  aoetion  for  50  sev.;  entrance  Sgs; 
fiiiefnrlongs<10lZ.  17«.) 

Mr  W.  OillMr^a>Unnaioce,  by  Scottish  CUcf,  «yrs, 

IQatStb  -  -  .  A.  Giles  1 

Mr  J.  Mason's  Anemone,  15  yr?,  lOst  (car.  lOst  2!b)  Taylor  - 
Mr  H.  Brown's  Crusty,  3  yrs,  first  12lb  -  Bacon  - 

Mr  A.  Kelsairs  Melita,  Syrs,  98t  5tb  -  F.  Barrett  - 


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200  KACING  CALENDAR, 


Mr  W.  H.  Manser's  St  Rule,  3  jrs,  98t  8lb  MrAbington  (diflq.) 
Mr  R.  Howett*8  St  Genovieve,  3  yrs,  98t  5lb  Weldon  (disq.) 

6  to  4  agst  Dunmore,  7  to  4  agst  St  Rule,  and  100  to  12 
agst  Melita.  St  Rule  came  in  first,  beating  St  Geno- 
vieve by  four  lengths,  but  the  former  was  disqaalified 
for  having  carried  the  wrong  weight,  and  the  latter, 
aR  bis  jockey  could  not  draw  his  weight,  and  the  race 
awarded  to  Dunmore,  who  came  in  third,  beaten  three- 
quarters  of  a  length;  Crusty  was  left  at  the  post. — Dan- 
more  was  sold  to  Mr  J.  Smith  for  SOgs. 

The  Rangemore  Plate  of  200  so  v.  for  two  yrsold;  entrance 
dgs;  five  furlongs  (196^  17«.) 

Mr  Leader's  Lowdown,  by  Lowlander,  98t  2D>  G.  Barrett  1 
Mr  A.  Benholm's  Venetia,  Sst  2lb      -  A.  Giles  2 

Mr  E.  H.  Wood's  Rosary,  Set  2lb  -  -     A.  White  3 

Mr  Dongall's  Lyddington,  98t  6lb       -  -  Webb  - 

Mr  Phillips's  eh.  f.  by  Westbonme,  out  of  West 

End,  Sst  2!b      -  -  -  Barrett  - 

2  to  1  each  agst  Venetia  and  Lowdown,  5  to  2  agst  L>jd- 
dington,  and  8  to  1  agst  Rosary.  Won  by  a  length  and 
a  half,  three- quarters  of  a  length  between  the  second  and 
third. 

The  other  races  at  this  meeting  were  for  hunters — tet^ 
Steeple  Chase  Volume. 

GALWAY. 

Tuesday,  June  the  30th. — The  Mervne  Plate  of  50  8ov.; 
optional  selling  weights ;  entrance  2  sov.  for  starters;  six 
furlongs  (4«<Z.) 

Mr  H.  Bird's  Salami,  by  Miltiades,  3  yrs,  68t  1  lib 

(100/.)      -  Westlake  1 

Capt.  li.  H.  Jones's  Rapparee,4  yrs,  Sst  8lb  (1501.)  Rowan  2 
7  to  4  on  Rapparee.    Won  by  a  length  and  a  half. 

The  Renmore  Plate  (handicap)  of  60  sov.;  winners  extra; 
entrance  1  sov.;  one  mile  (59/.) 
Mr  C.  J.  Blake's  St  Kevin,  by  Arbitrator,  3  yrs, 

7st  6lb      -  -  -  -     Saunders  1 

Mr  H. Bird's  Salami,  3  yrs,  6^t  1  lib  (incl.  7!b  ex.)  Westlake  2 
Mr  J.  G.  Blake's  Prima  Donna,  3  yrs,  68t  4 lb  Atkinson  S 

7  to  4  on  St  Kevin,  3  to  I  agst  Salami,  and  6  to  I  agst 
Prima  Donna.   Won  by  a  f^hort  head,  a  bad  third. 

WEDNESDAT.-^The  Kylcmorc  Plate  (handicap)  of  25  sov.; 
first  entry,  1  sov.,  second  entry,  3  pov.;  seven  furlongs  (24/.) 
Mr  H.  Bird's  Salami,  3  yr?,  9st  (Rowan),  walked  over. 


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Her  Majesty's  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  horses  trained  six  months 
pre?iou8ly  in  Ireland;  three  yrs  old,  7st  lOlb,  four,  9st,  five 
and  upwards,  98t  3lb;  two  miles. 

Mr  C.  J.  Blake's  St  Kevin,  3  jrs  (Sdunders),  walked  over. 

The  other  races  at  this  meeting  were  steeple  chases,  &c. — 
zee  Steeple  Chase  Volnme. 

NEWCASTLE   and   GOSFORTH  PARK 
Summer  Mebting. 

Tuesday,  Jnne  the  30th. — The  Meldon  Handicap  Plate 
of  lOOgs;  entrance  free  for  starters;  furlongs,  straight 
(10^/.) 

Ld  Hastings's  Beilby,  by  Wenlock,  3  yrs,  7st  755  Lashmar  I 
Mr  R.  W.  Armstrong's  Prime  Cheddar,  3  yrs, 

7stlltb      -  -  -  -F.  Barrett  2 

Mr  J.  Craig's  Tame  Lowercinth,  3  yrs, 

7st  13lb      -  -  .  J.  Woodburn  3 

Mr  W.  I' Anson's  Prince  Radolph,  4  yrs,  Sst  7ll5  -  Fagan  - 
Mr  H.  Brand's  Thrintoft,  aged,  ^st  21B  -  Fiuley  - 
Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Georgina,  4  yrs,  7st  4ft)  -  Wall  - 
Mr  C.  H.  Home  Purres's  Cornstalk,  3  yrs,  7st  2lb  Goodway  - 
Mr  T.  W.  Hornby's  Otaitsa,  3  yrs,  6st  12lb      Chaudley  - 

4  to  i  each  agst  Thrintoft  and  Cornstalk,  6  to  1  agst 
Bail  by,  7  to  1  agat  Otuitsa,  and  10  to  i  agst  any  other. 
Won  b}'  a  length,  a  bad  third. 

The  All  aged  High- weight  Plate  of  150  so  v.  added  to  a 
Sweepstakes  of  6  so  v.  each  for  starters;  the  winner  to  he 
sold  by  auction  for  150  sov.,  if  for  100  sov.  allowed  9ib; 
entrance  3gs;  five  farlongs  (3  sabs. — 156/.  17«.) 
Mr  li.  Rodley's  Jo8hua,  by  Balfe,  3  yrs,  98t(100/.)  Watts  I 
Mr  K.  Ooborne's  The  luterloper,  2  yrs,  6st  13fl5 

(.100/.)  -  -  -  Goodway  2 

Mr  J.  Mardn'sSir  Elidor,  4  yrs,  9st  1 2lb (100/.)  J.  Oabirne  a 

Fven  on  The  Interloper,  100  to  40  agst  Sir  Elidor,  and 
4  to  1  agst  Joshaa.  Won  easily  by  a  length  and  a  half, 
a  bad  third. — The  winner  was  boaght  in  for  165gf«. 

The  Stewards'  Cup  (handicap)  of  200  sov.  added  to  a 
Sweepstakes  of  10  sov.  each  for  starters;  the  second  received 
SO  sov.  out  of  the  stakes;  winners  extra;  entrance  2  sov.; 
one  mile,  strttight  (8  sabs. — 248/.) 
Mr  W,  Sanderson's  Hambletonian,  by  Speculum, 

4  yrs,  6st  8lb   -  -  -  -   Finley  1 

Mr  R.  Vyner's  Alb,  3  yrs,  Sst  I2m'  (inci.  7Tl5 

extra)  -  ,    .        .  W,  Glover  2 

Mr  H.  Hall's  Tita,  aged,  7st  lOft  -  Fagan  3 

I  3 


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202  RACING  CALENDAR, 


Mr  J.  PickersgilPs  ch.  g.  by  Salvator,  oat  of 

Pef£ar,  6  jra,  78t  ?Ib  •  -    Toriblinaon  - 

Mr  W.  SteveDSon^s  Chancer,  4  yrs,  68t  13IB5  Goodway  - 
Sir  R.  Jardinc  8  Attadale,  4  yt  a,  6st  10%  (car. 

«stllft)  -  -  -  -     F.Barrett  - 

Mr  A.  Gaunt's  Prince  Rupert,  3  jrs,  6at  911)  -  Wall  - 
Mr  Hed worth  Lambton's  Elsie  Mai  ley,  3  yrs, 

6Bt   -  -  -  -  -Magnire  - 

5  to  2  a^st  Hambletoniaii,  6  to  1  each  agst  Tita  and  the 
P«fTar  gelding,  100  to  14  eack  agst  Prince  Rupert,  Alb, 
and  Chaucer,  aad  100  to  &each«g»>t  Attadale  and  £Isie 
Marley.  Won  by  three-quarters  oi  a  length,  a  length 
and  a  half  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  first  year  of  the  fourth  Gosforth  Park  Biennial  Stakes 
of  10  80V.  each  for  starters,  with  200  soy.  added,  for  two  yrs 
old;  the  second  saved  bis  stake;  entrance  3  sov. ;  six  far- 
longs  (7  subs  — 247Z.) 

Mr  Bowes*s  Cardinal  Wolsey,  by  Beanderc, 

Set  5!l)  -  -  -  -        Brucksbaw  1 

Mr  Hed  worth  Lambton's  Ralph,  Sst  alb  -  Weldon  2 
Mr  R.  Vyner's  Precis,  8st  2lb  -  -     J.  Woodburn  3 

Mr  J,  W.  Lee's  Osborne,  Sst  5lb   -  -  J.  Osborne  - 

Sir  R.  Jardine's  b.  f.  by  Hilarions..  out  of  h&^y 

Plotwell,  Sst  2tb         -  -  C.  Bowman  - 

Mr  C.  Perkins's  Old  Bow,  8st  21b        -  -  Fagan  - 

Mr  J.  Pickersgill's  b.  f .  by  Pero  Gomez,  out  of 

Bonny  May,  8st  2lb  -  •        Tomlinson  - 

>6  to  5  aget  Precis,  100  to  15  agRt  Cardinal  Wolsey,  8  to  I 
agst  the  Bonny  May  filly,  100  to  IS  .agit  Ralph,  and  10 
to  1  each  agst  Osborne  and  Old  Bow.  Won  by  three- 
quarters  of  a  leoj^th,  a  bad  thM. 

The  Trial  Plate  of  100  sov.  added  to  a  Sweepstakes  of 
5  sov.  each,  2  ft.  to  the  fund,  for  all  ages;  the  winner  to  be 
sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.,  if  for  60  sov.  allowed  91t>;  six 
furlongs  (5  subs.— 120^.) 

Mr  R.  Rodley's  JFloridor,  by  Glendale,  or  Coeruleas, 

3  yrs,  88t  816-  car.  88t  1 1  !b  (50/.)  -       Watts  I 

Mr  J.  Hope's  WiiKe  Sharpe,  3  yrs,  88t  81b 

(50^.)        -  -  -  -TwBlioaon  2 

Mf  T.  Gveeti'8  Bewdley,  3  yn,  8«t8lb  iSQl)  -  Be  Camp  3 
Mr  C.  Morgan's  GeDileman,  4  yjw,  Bat  em  (59Z.)  Weldon  4 
Mr  A.  Gaunt's  Carsethome,  5  yra,  M  M  (60/..)  J.OBbonM  - 
9  to  4  agtt  (ji6B(bknian^  I6(^  to  30iag8t  f  ioridor,  6  to  1  agpt 
Bewdley,  and  6  to  1  each  -agst  CarsethDne  and  Willie 
Sharpe.  Won  by  half  a  tengtbt  a  Jbad  tbinl.— The  idn- 
ner  waft  sold  to  Mr  T.  Holmes  for  ISOgs. 


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The  Nortli  Dei4^  of  U)  sov.  each,  3  Ct  to  the  fnw],  with 
SCO  80¥.  added  for  the  ovaer^and  100  90v.  £or  the  nominator, 
•«f  the  winner,  asid  &0 :8o«.  eaah  for  the  nominator  and  owner 
at  the  second,  for  throe  yrs  old;  the  second  reeeived  25  sov. 
««t  of  the  stakes;  ene  mile  and  a  half  (67  subs.^lOflj.) 
Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Londondeny,  hy  Gafitlevea^t), 

Sst  1 2lb      -  -  -  -  J.  Osborne  I 

IfrS.  H.  Ashton*s  Muflter  Sam,  Set  12th-  Rmckshaw  2 
Sir  R.  Jardine's  Reedscfale,  SstSlb  C.Bowman  3 

Ld  Zetland's  War  Path,  99t  im  -  -  Watts  - 

7  to  4  agst  Reedsdale,  9  to  4  agst  Londonderry,  f  00  to  30 
agst  War  Path,  and  5  to  I  agst  Master  Sam.  Won  hy 
a  neck,  the  same  between  the  second  and  third. 

Wbdnbssat.— The  St  Oswald  W«lter  Handicap  Plate 
ISQga;  winners  extxa;  entramie  3gs;  five  furlongs  (154^. 
Mr  W.  I* Anson's  Psalter,  \ky  Cothedial,  3  yrs, 

88td%  -  -  -  -  Fi^an  1 

Mr  B.  Bodlej's  Joshua,  3  jnra,  9«t  im  (incL  lOIh 

extra)  -  -  -  J.  Qrtbome  2 

Mr  Bowes's  Riep  Van  Winkel,  6  yrs,  99t  lll>  Bruckahaw  3 
Mr  G.  Oliver's  Banker,  4  yrs,  1 1st     -  -  Weldon  - 

Mr  R.  Vyner's  Fabiola,  4  yra,  lOst  9lb  -  Grifl9ths  - 
Mr  liOitgland's  Wickham,  4  yrs,  lOst  7ft  Clement  - 

Mr  W.  R.  Marshall's  Lfffey,  4  jrs,  lO^t  1ft  Finley  - 
Mr  R  W.  Armstrong's  Prime  Cheddar,  3  yrs,  9st  5l!J  Watts  - 
Mr  John  Martin's  Chibby,  3  yr^.  Sat  QDj  Tomlinson  - 
Mr  R.  S.  Crompton*8  Over  the  Border,  "3  yrs, 

8st  7lb     -  -  -  -      Chandley  - 

100  to  30  agst  Chibby,  5  to  I  agfit  Fabiola,  7  to  1  each  agst 
Wickham,  Riep  Van  Winkel,  and  Joshua,  100  to  12 
agst  Psalter,  10  to  1  agnt  Prime>  Cheddar,  and  100  to  8 
each  agst  the  others  Won  Ijy  four  lengths,  the  same 
between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Mile  Selling  Weltar  Handicep  Plate- of  lOOga;  the 
winner  to  be  sold,  by  auction  for  80  soy.;  entrance  3^s  for 
^rters;  one  mile  (10 1 7. 179.) 
rMr  J.  Hope's  Willie  Sharpe,.by  Albert  Victor. 

3  yrs,  9st  5Ib       -           -           -     Tomlinson  I 

Mr  C.  Lund's  Lakelet,  3  yrs,  9st  STb  Brnckshaw  2 
uMr  JL  W,  J'itewittiam^fl  B«ttl^d,  6  gris, 

10tt,fl(b        -            -            •            ii'Oermiok  3 

Mr  A.  Gaant's  Carsethome,  5  yrs,  lOst  fiA      -    Watts  - 

Mr  W.  Stevenson's  4aie«rgini,<4ycB,10it^         iGkriffiths  - 

Hit  J.  A«eeai^s  Sarra,  4-yr8,  98t  9lb             Grimshaw  - 

^rO.  J.  Chnalaghafli's  aiiyiisd,  3'jtB^M      •   Fagan  - 

MroC.  MMme  Parves'a An%d  |rnsM  J.Oshoriie  - 


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RACING  CALENDAR, 


9  to  4  agst  Queen  Ann,  4  to  1  agot  Willie  Sharpe,  100  to 
]4  agBt  Lakelet,  10  to  1  agst  Carsethorne,  100  to  8  agst 
Battlefield,  and  100  to  6  agst  Bayard.  Won  by  three 
lengths,  a  neck  between  the  second  and  third;  Sarra 
slipped,  broke  his  fore  legs,  and  was  destroyed. — The 
'vt-inner  was  bought  in  for  125g8. 

The  Monkchester  Plate  ot  350  boy.  tor  two  yrs  old;  en- 
trance 3  sov.;  six  furlongs  (247^.) 
Mr  H.  Robertson's  br.  c.  by  Moncaster,  oat  of  Keveil- 

Ion,  8Bt  61b      -  -  -  -   Fagan  I 

Mr  K.  Gladstone's  b.  f .  by  Craig  Millar,  oat  of 

Tocher,  Set  9lb  -  -  -  J.  Osborne  2 

Mr  Hedworth  Lambton's  Ralph,  8st  61b  -  Snowden  3 
Mr  J.  Pickersgill's  b.  or  br.  c.  by  Beaoclerc,  dam 

by  Cramond— Janet  Rawcliffe,  Sst  6lb  -  Tomlinson  - 
Mr  R.  Vyner's  Qaeen  Joanna,  Sst  13!b  Goodway  - 

1 1  to  8  on  the  Reveillon  colt,  5  to  1  each  agst  Qneen 
Joanna  and  Ralph,  and  10  to  1  each  agst  the  others. 
Won  in  a  canter  by  five  lecgths,  a  neck  between  the 
second  and  third. 

The  Northumberland  Plate  (handicap)  of  1000  sov.  by 
subscription  of  25  sov.  each,  10  ft.  and  3  only  if  declared  by 
June  9th,  with  661  sov.  added;  the  second  received  50  sov.  oat 
of  the  plate ;  two  miles  (42  sabs.  23  of  whom  paid  3  sov.  each 
— 950Z.) 

Mr  R.  Crnig'g  Blue  Grass,  by  Pat  Molloy,  5  yr», 

7st  lllh  (car.  7st  13tb)      -  -  A.  Giles  1 

Mr  W.  I'Anson's  Hambledon,  3  yrs,  6st  8lb  G.  Woodbum  2 
Sir  R.  Jardine's  Greenbank,  5  yrs,  8st  6 lb  J.  Osborne  3 
Mr  C.  Perkins's  Bonaparte,  6  yrs,  7st  2lb  -  F.  Barrett  - 
Mr  J.  W.  Hope's  Lady  Adelaide,  6  yrs,  7st  lib  Tomlinson  - 
Mr  C.  J.  Cunningham's  br.  h.  by  Brown  Bread, 

out  of  Hygeia,  6  yrs,  7st    -  -         Chandley  - 

Mr  R.  Howett's  Equity,  6  yrs,  68t  4!b  -  W.  Glover  - 

2  to  1  agst  Blue  Grass,  4  to  1  agst  Lady  Adelaide,  5  to  I 
agst  the  Hygeia  horse,  6  to  1  agst  Greenbank,  100  to  15 
agst  Hambledon,  and  20  to  1  each  agst  Bonaparte  and 
Equity.   Won  by  three-quarters  of  a  length,  a  bad  third. 

The  Gateshead  Selling  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs;  the 
winner  to  be  sold  by  aaction  for  50  sov. ;  entrance  Sgs ;  five 
furlongs  (tow.  17«.) 

Mr  T.  Green's  Bewdley,  by  Distin,  S  yrs, 

88t  71b      -  -  -  J.  Snowden   0  1 

Mr  C.  Perkins's  Glyndon;  S  yrs,  Sst  91b-  J.  Osborne  0  2 
Mr  P.  Voase'B  Old  Tom,  4  yn,  S^t-  •  Weldon  S 


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NEWCASTLE  Summer  Meeting.  205 


Mr  H.  Brand's  Lilydale,  4  yrs,  Sst  Sib  -  Orbell  - 
Mr  J.  Exiey's  Carrie,  3  yrR,  Sat   -  Tomlinson  - 

7  to  4  agst  Glyndon,  9  to  4  agst  Bewdley,  and  100  to  15 
each  agst  the  others.  A  dead  heat,  a  bad  third.  Decid- 
ing heat — 11  to  8  on  Glyndon.  Won  by  a  short  head. 
—  rbe  winner  was  boDght  in  for  95g8. 

The  Gibside  Jnvenile  Selling  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  two  yrs 
old  ;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov;  entrance 
3g8;  five  furlongs  (ion.  I7s,) 
D,  of  Hamilton's  Matrimony,  by  Macgrcgor, 

88t  em-  -  -  .  A.  Giles  1 

Mr  T.  Green's  Treason,  Ost       -  -  J.  Snowden  2 

Mr  Weigbell's  Oxford,  8st  10!b        -  Tomlinson  3 

Mr  W.  Sanderson's  Amber,  8st  lOlb  -         Finley  - 

Mr  J.  W.  Lee's  Bagley  Green,  8st  lOlB  -  Watts  - 

Mr  J.  Osborne's  Wild  Moss,  88t  6Di  -         owner  - 

Mr  Cavanagh's  Girdle,  8st  6!b  -  Weldon  - 

11  to  10  agst  Matrimony,  3  to  1  agst  Treaaon,  100  to  12 
each  agst  Bagley  Green  and  Girdle,  10  to  1  each  agst 
Oxford  and  Wild  Mos9,  and  20  to  I  agst  Amber.  Won 
by  five  lengths,  a  length  and  a  half  l^ween  the  second 
and  third. — The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  T.  Green  for 
276gs. 

The  second  year  of  the  third  Gosforth  Park  Biennial 
Stakes  of  10  sov.  each  for  starters,  with  200  added,  for  three 
yrs  old;  the  second  saved  his  stake;  entrance  8  sov.;  one  mile 
(Ssubs.— 207^.) 

Mr  U.  Vyner's  Stone  Clink,  by  Speculum, 

98t  2te      -  -  -  J.  Osborne   0  1 

Mr  Bowes's  Wiukelman*  8st  12lb       -     Bruckshaw   0  2 
Sir  R.  Jardine's  Lady  Clare,  Sst  2lb        C.  Bowman  3 
2  to  1  on  Stone  Clink,  5  to  2  agst  Lady  Clare,  and  6  to  I 
agst  Winkelman.   A  dead  heat,  the  third  beaten  three 
lengths.   Deciding  heat — 11  to  8  on  Stone  Clink.  Won 
by  half  a  length. 

Thursday. — ^The  Ravensworth  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs; 
entrance  free  for  starters;  five  fnrlongs  (105/.) 
Mr  M.  Williamson's  Chameleon,  by  Strathconan, 

aged,  6st  12tb  -  -  -  F.  Barrett  1 

Mr  J.  Cairus's  Captain  Blue,  aged,  7st  8lb  Fagan  2 

Ld  Hastings's  Knight  Errant,  4  yrs,  8st  12lb  -  Watts  3 
Mr  Hedworth  Lambton's  Elsie  Marley,  3  yrs, 

78t  Sib  -  -        J.  Woodbum  - 

Mr  H.  Brand's  Thrintoft,  aged,  78t         -  Finley  - 

Mr  J.  Watson's  Madge,  3  jrs,  68t  6llJ  G.  Woodburn  - 
Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Explo9ion,-3  yrs,  5st  12lb  W.  Glover 


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9  to  4  Agst  Knight  Emnt,  100  to  30  each  i^st  Chanaeleon 
and  Captain  Blue,  8  to  1  each  agst  Tbnutoft  and  Ex- 
plosion, and  100  ta8  each  agst  Elsie  MarJey  and  Madge. 
Won  by  four  leogths,  three  lengths  between  the  second 
and  third. 

The  Scurry  Stftbee  (haidicft^)  of  5^r.«acb,  with  100  soy. 
added;  the  winner  to  he  sold  by  auction  for  100  sot.,  if 
claimed  at  the  scale  to  be  sold  for  50  sov.  allowed  5lb;  five 
furlongs  (5  subs.— 120Z.) 

Mr  T.  Holmes*s  Floridor,  S  yrs,  9at      (50Z.)  J.  Osborne  1 
Mr  F.  Voase's  Old  Tom,  4  yrs,  Sst  13ft  (50/.)-     Weldon  2 
Mr  J.  Exley'fl  Currie,  8  yrs,  78t  91^  (50^.)       E.  BarreU  8 
Even  on  Floridor,  5  to  2  a^st  Qnrrie,  and  3  to  1  agst  Old 
Tom.    Won  easily  hy  half  a  length,  a  head  between  the 
second  and  third. — The  winner  was  bought  in  for  IGOgs. 

The  Gold  Cnp,  value  300  sor.  added  to  -a  Sweepstakes  of 
20  sov.  each,  5  ft.  to  the  fund;  the  second  to  have  saved  bis 
stake;  onemfle  {IS  8abs.<^260^») 

lA  ZeUand's  Prism,  by  Uncas^  5  yrs,  9st  5lt»  (Watts),  walked 


The  Sea  ton  Delaval  Stakes  of  10  sov.  each,  3  ft.  to  the 
fund,  with  300  sov.  added  for  the  owner,  and  100  sov.  for 
the  nominator,  of  the  winner,  and  50  sov.  each  for  the  nomi- 
nator and  owner  of  the  second,  for  two  yrs  old;  six  furlongs, 
straight,  on  the  New  Mile  (137  subs.— 470/.) 
Mr  R.  Vyner*s  Minting,  by  Lord  Lyon,  Sst  9lb  -  Watts  1 
Mr  Bowes's  Jacobite,  Sst  9lb     -  -     Bruckshaw  2 

Mr  W.  Walker's  gr.  c.  by  Mereworth,  out  of 

Strathcarron,  Sst  9lb  -  -    J.  Osborne  3 

Sir  R.  Jardine's  br.  c.  by  Springfield,  out  of  Lady 

Lucas,  Sst  9ft        -  -  -   C.  Bowman  - 

Mr  R.  Osbome*s  Toto,  Sst  6ft         -  Goodway  - 


Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Silver  Crest,  Sst  6lb    -      Snowden  - 
5  to  4  agst  Minitsg,  9  to  4 'Agst  Jacobite,  180  to  13  ^agst 
the  Lady  Iiooas  ooit,  lO&to  7  agst  Hawkeys,  and  SO  to  1 
each  aigsfc  lh«  otheis.   Won  by  sIk  lengths,  a  bead 
between  the  second  and  third. 

The  SeghiU  Selling  Plate  of  lOO^s,  forall  .a^jes;  £he  winner 
to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov,,  if  for  60  SQV*.allowed  llti; 
entrance  3gs;  five  furlongs  (lOU.  I7«.) 
liir  T.  Green's  Treason,  b>  Discord*^  2.yr8,<tet  7jb 

--car.  6Bt4)ftt  (50Z.)         -  -      J.  Wixidbivix  ,1 

>fr«r.  Martin's  jSirEUdor,  4  yi8,  9st09^r.)    ,  J.  Osbonie  -2 


over. 


Mr  C.  Perkins's  Hawkeye,  Sst  9lh 


Fagan  - 
-Xiashmar  - 


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Mr  J.  W,  Lee*8  Bagley  Green,  2  yw,  Cat  7 lb— car. 

G8t9ft(50;.)  ...    F.Barrett  3 

7  to  4  on  TreasoH,  6  to  S  mget  fiir  Rlider,  and  6  to  1  agst 
Bagley  Graeo.  -Won  by  a  neok,  a  bead  between  the 
second  and  tlnnd.-^Xiie  wiAoer  was  soM  to  Mr  C.  Load 
for  120g8. 

The  Newcastle  Handicap  of  10  sov.  eacli,  3  ft  to  the  fund, 
with  200  soy.  added;  the  second  received  25  soy.  out  of  (be 
stakes;  one  mile  and  a  hal£  (20  subs. — 195Z.) 
Sir  R.  Jardine's  Hampton  Wick,  hy  Hamptoo, 

4  jn,  let  2B»  -  •  -  F.  Banett  1 
Mr  W.  SteveiMon'a  Royal  Rake,  3  yrs,  €st  lOlb  Goodnsay  2 
Mr  J.  W.  Hope'a  Lady  Lothian^  3  yrs,  6at  G.Woodbnm  3 

5  to  4  on  Hampton  Wick,  5  to  2  agst  Koyal  Rake,  and 
3  to  I  agst  Lady  Lothian.  Won  by  foar  lengths,  three 
lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

BIBURY  CLUB. 

[STOCKBRIDGB  OOURBE.] 

TuBsoAT,  Jane  the  30th. — The  Home-bred  Sweepstakes 
of  200  SOT.  each,  100  ft.  for  two  vrs  old,  the  bon&  fide 
property  of  Membera  of  the  Club;  colts,  9st,  fillies,  8st  1199; 
the  second  saved  his  stake;  Bash  in,  about  five  farlonga  (9 
subs.— 700/.) 

D.  of  Portland's  h.f.  Modwena,  by  Galopin  C.  Wood  1 
Prince  Soltykoff's  b.  c.  Silver      -  -      Cannon  2 

9  to  2  on  Modwena.   Won  by  a  length  and  a  half. 

The  Bibavy  Stakes  (handicap)  of  10  sot.  each,  3  ft.  to  the 
fund,  widi  150  sot.  added;  the  second  saved  his  stake;  Gen- 
tleaoen  who  had  never  ridden  the  winner  of  a  flat  race 
allowed  dtb^jockeys  to  carry  71b  eztva;  last  mile  and  a  half 
(16  8nbB.-*ie0l.) 

Mr  Brodriek*Cloete's  Smatterer,  by  Beanclerc, 

8  yrs,  lost  7m      -  -  -      G.  Barrett  I 

D.  of  Beanfort's  Lord  Strathnaim,  4  yrs,  128t-  Archer  2 
Sir  W.  Throckmorton's  Phantom,  6  yrs, 

128t  l-Sfb  -  -  -    Mr  H.  Owen  3 

Mr  E.  C.  Starkey's  Woodlark,  4  yrs,  I2st  6lb  Mr  Bevill  - 
Mr  S.  SaTsgei's  Adanapaar,  fryrs,  IlstStb 

(incl.  6lb  aAlee)  -  -    €apt.  E.  R.  Owen  - 

D.  <rf  Portland's  Hnrry,  8  yrs,  list      -  Ld  D.  Gordon  - 
1  iMlst  Phantom,  4  to  I  agat  Lomt  Strathflaim,  9  to  2 
^fft  W«odlflrk,  6  to  1  agsl;  iUnrry.  «  to  I  agst  Adana- 
ipaiir,.  aiMl  S  /to  1  ^gst  SiMtitemr.   Won  by  five  lengths. 


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The  GrosTenor  Stakes  of  10  sov.  each,  5  ft.  with  200  sot. 
added,  for  two  >r8  old;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for 
1000  Eov.,  with  allowances  if  entered  for  less:  entrance  3  sov. 
the  only  forfeit  if  declared  by  April  7th;  five  furlongs  (27 
subs.  12  of  whom  paid  entrance  only —2S 7 i.) 
Gen.  Owen  Williams's  Pretty  Face,  by  Rotherhill, 

88t  loth  (1000/.)         -  -  -F.Archer  1 

Mr  Manton*8  Helen  of  Troy,  Sst  lOlb  (1000/.)  G.  Barrett  2 
Mr  E.  H.  Wood's  Dog  Rose,  9st  (1000/.)  -  J.  Goater  3 
Ld  Rosebery*s  Treses,  Sst  (100/.)  -  C.  Wood  - 
Mr  T.  E.  Walker's  Jeanie,  8tst— car.  Sst  lib  (1 00/.) A. Giles  - 

2  to  1  sg^t  Pretty  Face,  96  to  40  agst  Helen  of  Troy,  9  to  2 
agst  Jeanie,  and  10  to  1  each  agst  the  others.  Won  by 
a  length  and  a  half,  a  head  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Champagne  Stakes  of  20  sov.  each,  10  ft.  with  200 
added,  for  two  yrs  old;  entrance  3  sov.  the  only  forfeit  if 
declared  by  April  7th:  from  the  Bush  in  (38  sabs.  15  of 
whom  paid  entrance  only — 467/.) 

Mr  R.  H.  Combe's  Volta,  by  Blair  Athol,88t  12m  Archer  1 
Mr  J.  A.  Craven's  Coquille,  Sst  9ft  -  Cannon  2 
Mr  T.  E.  Walker's  Blue  Stocking,  Sst  91b  -  A.  Giles  3 
Col.  Byrne's  St  Botolph,  Sst  12115  -      S.  Loates  - 

D.  of  Portland's  Nubbley  Bux,  Sst  Utb  -C.  Wood  - 

D.  of  Beaufort's  Winter  Cherry,  Sst  9lb    -     G.  Barrett  - 

2  to  1  agst  Volta,  5  to  2  agst  Coquille,  9  to  2  agst  Nubbley 
Bux,  10  to  1  ag&t  the  others.  Won  by  a  neck,  a  bad  third. 

A  Plate  of  100  sov. ;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for 
200  sov.,  if  for  100  bov.  allowed  7ft;  entrance  free  for 
starters;  from  the  Bush  in,  about  five  furlongs  (100/.) 
Mr  T.  Cannon's  Auburn,  by  Touchet,  2  yrs, 

6st4ft(100/.)      .  -  -        Robins -in  1 

Mr  R.  Stewart's  Agnes  Craig,  2yn',  Gst  4lb  (100/.)  Rickaby  2 
Mr  Craven's  Rape  of  the  Lock,  2  yrs,  Sst  4ft  ( 100/.)  Coker  3 
Mr  F.  R.  Hunt's  Longfellow,  6  jrs,  Sst  llft-^car. 

Sst  13m  (100/.)       -  -  -         Barker  - 

Mr  A.  Yates's  Saucy,  6  yrs.  Set  lift  (100/.)  -  Guy  - 
Mr  A.  Yates's  Brouiilard,  4  yrs,  Sst  U lb  (100/.)  A.  Giles 

5  to  2  Hn&t  Agnes  Craig,  3  to  1  agst  Longfellow,  7  to  2 
agst  Rape  of  the  Lock,  7  to  1  agst  Brouiilard,  and  100 
to  6  each  agst  Saucy  and  Auburn.  Won  by  two  lengths, 
three-quarters  of  a  length  between  the  second  and  third, 
—The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  R.  Stewart  for  I90gs. 

The  Scurry  Welter  Handicap  of  6  sov.  each,  with  100  sov. 
added;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  900  sov.;  Gen- 
tlemen who  never  rode  the  winner  of  a  flat  race  allowed  5ft 
—jockeys  to  carry  7ft  extra;  one  mile  (1 1  subs.— 150/.) 


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Mr  Crayen's  Campbell,  by  Camballo,  3  yn, 

llstelb         -  -  -        LdD.  Gordon  1 

Mr  E.  H.  Wood's  Fontenoy,  aged,  list  am  Mr  H.  Owen  2 
MrW.  Genge's  King's  Court,  5  yrs,  1  l8t3lb  Mr  E.  M.  Owen  $ 
Mr  Rowe's  Phryne,  4  yrs,  r2st  -  Mr  Geo.  Lambton  - 
Mr  T.  Cannon's  Mirth,  4  yrs.  1  Ist  2m.  Mr  Bevill  - 

Mr  Somers's  Rock  Flower,  3  yrs,  11  st       -  Archer 
3  to  1  agst  (Tampbell,  4  to  I  agst  King's  Conrt,  6  to  1  eacl» 
ag!4t  Phryne  and  Rock  Flower,  1 1  to  2  agst  Mirth,  am) 
10  to  1  aggt  Fontenoy.    Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  a. 
bad  third. — The  winner  was  bought  in  for  425gs. 

The  first  year  of  the  twenty  seventh  Stockbridge  Biennial 
Stakes  of  10  soy.  each,  with  100  added,  for  two  yrs  old;  tbe- 
winner  paid  15  soy.  towards  expenses;  T.Y.C.  (24  sabs. — 
315M 

Mr  Manton's  Gay  Hermit,  by  Hermit,  9st  Archer  > 

Mr  Brodrick-Cloete's Silversmith, 9st  G.Barrett  2 

Mr  Abington's  br.  c.  by  Skylark,  out  of  Zeneyda, 

8st  lim      -  -  -  -     Cannon  3 

Capt.  Wardle's  Princess  Mand,  8st  6lb  -  A.  Giles  - 

7  to  2  on  Gay  Hermit,  8  to  I  agst  the  Zeneyda  colt,  10  to^l 
agst  Silversmith,  and  20  to  1  agst  Princess  Maud.  Won 
by  halt  a  length,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and 
third. 

The  Bibary  Clab  Home  bred  (Post)  Produce  Stakes  of 
200  sov.  each,  26  ft.,  for  two  yrs  old;  colts,  9st,  fillies,  Sst  1 11^; 
Bush  in  (4  subs. — I25i  ) 

Prince  Soltvkoff's  b.  c.  Blondel,  by  Scamp  -  T.  Cannon  1 
Mr  T.  E.  Walker's  b.  or  br. c.  Dochart  A.  Giles  2 

Mr  J.  Lowther's  ch.c.  Rasington  -  -        Archer  3 

II  to  10  agflt  Blondel,  15  to  8  agst  Easington,  and  9  to  2 

agHt  Dochart.    Won  by  a  neck,  a  length  between  the 

second  and  third. 

The  Bibary  Club  Home  bred  Foal  Stakes  of  100  sov.  each, 
25  ft.,  for  two  yrs  old,  the  bona  fide  property  of  Members  of 
the  Clab;  coltd,  9bt,  fillies,  8st  llffi;  Bush  in  (13  6abs.~ 
ZOOl.) 

Prince  Soltykoflf's  ch.  c.  Mephisto,  by  Robert  the  Devil  (T. 
Cannon),  walked  over. 

STOCKBRIDGE. 

WfiDNBsPAT,  July  the  Ist.— The  first  year  of  the  Zetland 
Biennial  ( Post)  Stakes  of  100  sov.  each,  25  ft.  for  two  yra 
yrs  old;  colts,  8st  I2lb,  fillies,  8st  9m;  Bash  in  (9  sabs.~3502.> 

Run  again  at  Newmarket  on  the  second  day  of  the  Fint 
October  Meeting,  see  p.  405. 


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Gen.  Owen  William&'s  b.  c.  Lnbon,  byCceralSniJ  Archer  1 
Prince  Soltykoff's  b.  c.  Silver      -  -      Cannon  2 

D.  of  Beaufort's  b.  c.  Ariel  -  -  G  Barrett  3 

8  to  1  on  Li^n.  Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  a  bad 
third. 

The  Mottisfont  Stakes  of  30  sov.  each,  h.  ft.  or  5  soy.  only 
to  the  fund  if  declared  by  May  6ih,  with  200. added,  for  two 
yrsold;  T.Y.C.  (27  anbs.  12  of  whom  paid  6  sov.  each — 
455^.) 

D.  of  Beaufort's  Travancore,  by  Pell  Mell,  98t  G.  Barrett  1 
Mr  Brodrick  Cloete's  Eucalyptus,  Sst  9!b  (car. 

»»blO!b)      .  -  -  .    Archer  2 

Mr  D.  Hen tyHt  Graceful,  86t  9lb  •  Cannon  3 

Mr  Abington^  b.jC.  by- Claremoni,  out  of  Qncea 

Bee,  8Rtl2lb        -  -        T.Smith  - 

12  to  10  on  TravancDtiw,  100 1  to  &0  agat  Bnealyptas,  7  to  I 
agst  Graceful,  and  20  to  1  aget  the  Queen  Bee  colt. 
Won  by  a  head,  foar  iongthB  between  the  aeoond  and 

The  Ji>hnstone  Pfate  (handicap)  of  103  sor.;  entrance 
3  sov.;  T.Y.C.  (lOOZ.) 

Mr  CraTen*8  Dartmouth,  by  The  Earl  of  Dartrey. 

3  yrs,  6st  7lb      -  -  -        Tomlieson  1 

D.  of  Beaufort's  Constance,  3  yrs,  6st  7B5  (car. 

Set  9ft)-  -  .  -        B.  Martin  2 

Mr  J.  Gretton's  Cintra,  3  yrs,  Oet  -  -   Williams  3 

Sir  W.  Throckmorton's  Simnel,  aged^^^A  IOft>  Archer  - 
Mr  T.  Cannon's  Frilz,  4  yrs,  Sat  2%  -   T.  Smiih  - 

Mr  D.  Henty's  Gras&hopper,  &  yrs,  78t3lh  A.  White  - 
Mr  Withers's  First  Blossom,  4  yrs,  68t  1  Uickaby  - 

11  to  8  agst  Siznnel,  5  to  1  agat  Dajrtmoath,  11  to  2  agst 
Cintra,  10  to  1  each  i^gt  Grasshopper  and  Constance, 
and  100  to  3  agst  Fritz.  Won  bj  a  neck,  a  length  be- 
tween the  second  and  third. 

The  Stockbridge  Cup,  value  300  sov.,  by  subscription  of 
10  gov.  each,  for  all  ages;  T.Y.C.  (31  subs.— 300/.) 
Mr  Manton's  Energy,  by  Sterling,  6  yrs,  lOst  2lb  (Cannon) 

walked  over. 

The  Andover  Stakes  (handicap)  of  5  sov.  each,  2  ft.  to 
the  fund,  with  150  added  by  the  Bibury  Club;  Gentlemen 
who  had  never  ridden  the  winner  of  a  M  it  race  allowed  5lb 
— jockeys  to  carry  7lb  extra;  Old  railo  (18  subs. — 180Z.) 
Mr  S.  Savage^B  Adanapaar,  by  Fero  Gomez, 

or  Speculum,  5  yrs,  lUtStb  (incl.  5!b 

altee)      -  -  -        Oapt.  B.  R.  Owen  I 

-  Mr  A.  TayloKs  Liberia,  &yn,  lOst  7fb  Qmcl 

BJb  allce)  -  -  -        Comrt  Ch.  Kinsky  ^ 


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Mr  Cbolna1ey'a'bvb..bjr  Hermit,  out  of  Sweetbriar, 

aged,  12st  U9>      ...  Archer  S 

Mr  H.  Poitridge*8  First  Fidclle,6yr«,  lUt  9m  Mr  H.Owen  - 
Mr  Cravea's  Friostead,  3  jra,  list  -Ld  D.  Gordon  - 

3ir  T.  Cannon's  Mirth  II,  4  j  ra,  lOst  lOlb       -Mr  BeviU  - 
Mr  R.  Tompkins's  Braganza,  3  yre,  lOst  9lli  MrFi .M.Owen  - 
Even  on  the  Sweetbriaor  faorae,  U  to  :2       Adanapaar,  10 
to  I  aght  PriQ«tead«  100  to  9  a^t  Fir^^t  Fid  ile,  and  100 
to  8  agst  Bragaoaa.  Won  by  a  length)  the  sau>e  bet¥?«en 
the  second  and  third. 

The  Danebury  t*late  of  103  sov.  for  two  yrs  old;  colfci, 
^stl2Tb,  fillies  and  geldings,  88t9lb;  the  winner  to  be  sold 
by  anction  for  100  sov. ;  entrance  3  sov.;  Bush  in  (100/.) 
Mr  M«  Wright's  ch.  f.  Rosedale,  by  fiotheihiU  -  Cannon  I 
Mr     H.  Wood's  b.  f .  Rosary    -  -     J.  Goater  2 

-Gen.  Owen  Williams-'s  ch.€.  .Eckit    •<  .  Areber  3 

Ld  Spencer's  b.  c.  by  Pedoweter,  QUt  of  Islip  G.  Barrett  - 
Ld  Rosebery's  br.  f.  Tresca-  -  E.  Roi&iter  - 

Mr  Craven's  b.  f.  Eape  of  the  Lock  -        Morrell  - 

Ld  Wolverton's  b.c.  Dudley  -  A.  White  - 

Mr  R.  Stewart's  b.  f.  Agnes  Craig  -      C.  Wood  - 

Mr  F.  Carey's  ch.  f.  Pomme  d'Or      -  Rawlinson  - 

Mr  E.  Benjamin's  b.  f.  Passing. Shower  -  S.  Loates  - 
Mr  F.  R.  Hunt's  br.  c.  Giggler         -  W.  Salter  - 

Mr  T.  E.  Walker's  b,c.  Senator-  -     E.Martin  - 

7  to  4  agst  Eclat,  5  to  1  agst  Rosary,  7  to  1  each  agst  Rose- 
dale  and  Rape  of  the  Lock,  8-  to  1  agst  Agnes  Craig, 
and  10  to  1  agst  Tresca.  Won  by  a  length,  the  same 
between  the  second  and  third. — The  winner  was  sold  to 
Mr  B.  U.  Wood  for  50Cgs;  Mr  Wood  also  claimed  Eclat 
for  Mr  P.  fiury,  and  Gen.  Owen  Willian»s  claimed 
Roflary  lor  Capt.  .Machelh 

The  Beaufort  Handicap  Plate  of  300  sov.;  entrance  9  sot. 
for  starters;  9oe  mile  and  a  quarter  (291/.) 
Mr  C.  J.  Lef evre's  Bkrmitage,  by  Hermit,  4  ^r.^, 

9st  l&>           -           -           -           -  Archer  1 

Mr  E.  C.  Starkey's  Cavalier,. 3  yw,  7st  4ft  -    A.  White  2 

Mr  Abington's  Picador^  &g«d,  7st  2lb  -  Robinson  3 
Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  Talisman,  4  yrs, 

7st  12tb  (car.  88t2tb)  -  -  E.  Rossker  - 
Mr  W.  Gregory's  Chicard,  5  yrs,  7st  3lb.(car. 

JstJlb)           -           -           -          S.  Loatee  - 

D.  of  Portland's  Hurry,  3  yi??,  7st-            -   Rawliason  - 

Ld  Zetland's  Marjoriie,  4  yr?,  68t  12ft  -          Tomlissoa  - 

Mr  G.  Lambert's  Kenmore,  4  yrd,<^t  12fl>   -    E.  Martin  * 

Mr  T.  Cannon's  Redbridge,  3  yrs,  6st  7  lb          ftickaby  - 


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2  to  1  agst  Hermitage,  6  to  1  agst  Caya1ier«  6  to  1  agst 
Kenmore,  100  to  9  agst  Talisman,  100ro8  ag:st  Picador, 
100  to  7  agst  Hurry,  and  20  to  1  agst  Chicard.  Won 
hy  a  bead,  three-quarters  of  a  length  between  the  second 
and  third. 

The  Stockbridge  Foal  Stakes  of  20  sov.  each,  b.  ft.  or  3ffc. 
to  the  fund  if  declared  by  May  5tb,  with  100  sot.  added,  for 
two  yrs  old;  the  breeder  of  the  winner  received  60  sot.  out 
of  the  stakes,  and  the  second  saved  his  stake;  Bush  in  (68 
subs.  37  of  whom  paid  3  sov.  each-~430^.) 
Mr  A.Bcnholm's  Esher,  byCUremont,  9Bt  -  E.  Martin  1 
D.  of  Port'and's  Modwena,  98t  lib      -  C.  Wood  2 

Sir  F.  Johnstone'ii  Pampas  Grass,  Sstlllb  •  Archer  S 
Mr  T.  Cannon's  Vivacioup,  8st  lllb      -  -  owner  - 

Mr  Somers's  Cissy,  Sst  1 1  lt>         -  •  G.  Barrett  - 

Ld  Fitzwilliam's  Spindrift,  Sst  8tb        *         J.  Goatcr  - 

9  to  4  on  Modwena,  5  to  I  agst  Cissy,  100  to  8  ag.«t 
Pampas  Grass,  and  100  to  7  agst  Esher.  Won  by  a 
head,  a  bad  third. 

The  Stockbridge  Post  Sweepstakes  of  SOO  sot.  each,  h.  ft- 
for  two  3rs  old;  colts,  98t,  fillies,  Sst  lOfi);  the  second  saved 
his  stake;  T.Y.C.  (6  subs.— 700/.) 

Mr  Manton*s  ch.  f.  Helen  of  Troy,  by  Hermit  G.  Barrett  1 
]).  of  Westminster's  ch.c.  Benefit      -  -Archer  2 

Mr  K.  H.  Combe's  ch.  c.  The  Beau  -       Cannon  3 

5  to  4  agst  Benefit.  11  to  8  agst  The  Beau,  and  U  to  2 
agst  Helen  of  Troy.  Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  a 
bad  third. 

TuDRSDAT. — The  Stockbridge  Post  Sweepstakesof  200  sor- 
each,  h.  ft.  for  two  yrs  old;  colts,  9st,  fillies,  Sst  lOlb;  the 
second  saved  his  stake*.  T.Y.C  (8  subs.— 700/.) 
D.  of  Westminster's  ch.  c.  Kendal,  by  Bend  Or    Archer  1 
Prince  Soltvkoff's  ch.  c.  Mephisto   -  -   Cannon  2 

Mr  R.  H.  c3ombe's  br.  c.  VoUa  -  -      G.  Barrett  3 

6  to  6  agst  Kendal,  6  to  4  ag^t  Mephisto,  and  11  to  2  agst 
Volta.    Won  by  a  head,  a  bad  third. 

The  second  year  of  the  twenty  sixth  Biennial  Stakes  of 
10  sov.  each,  with  100  added,  for  three  yrs  old;  the  winner 
paid  15  sov.  towards  expenses;  a  mile  and  a  half  (25  subs. — 
825/.) 

D.  of  Beaufort's  Pepper  and  Salt,  by  The  Rake, 

Sst  11  lb         -  -  -  -   Archer  1 

Mr  Manton's  Willie  Darlinp,  9st  -         Cannon  2 

Mr  Craven's  Campbell,  Sst  Utb        -  -  Morrell  3 

6  to  4  on  Pepper  and  Salt,  11  to  4  agst  Willie  Darling, 
and  6  to  1  agst  Campbell.  Won  by  half  a  length,  a  bad 
third. 


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llie  Wallop  Plate  (haDdicap)  of  lOOgs;  ridden  by  Mem- 
bers of  the  Bibary  or  Sandown  Park  Clab — ^jockeys,  6tb 
extra;  riders  who  had  never  won  a  race  under  Newmarket 
Knies  allowed  5K;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for 
200  SOY.;  entrance^  SOY.;  New  mile  (102^.) 
Mr  F.  K.  Hunt's  Diadeate,  by  Baife,  4  yrs, 

list  13K  -  -  -     A.  H.  Barker  1 

Mr  A.  Tates's  Sancy,  6  yrs,  lOstQlb  (incK  51b 

allce)  -  -  -      Capt.  Fisher  2 

Capt.  Macheirs  Foraax,  4  yrs,  12st  4Ib  -  Archer  3 
Mr  Child  wick's  Jovial,  6  yrs,  1  Ist  I2lb  Mr  U.  Owen  - 
Mr  A.  Victor's  Silver  Shoe,  3  yrs,  1 1  st  3Ib  Mr  G.  Lambton  - 
Mr  W.  £.  B.  Hale's  Kelpie,  4  yrs,  list-  -  owner  - 

Mr  Somers's  Rock  Flower,  3  yrs,  lOst  iDt — 

incl.  5tb  allce  (car.  lOst  8lb)  Connt  Ch-  Einsky  - 

11  to  8  agst  Fornax,  4  to  1  agst  Jovial,  lUO  to  15  agst 
Diadeste,  7  to  1  agst  Saucy,  lUO  to  12  agst  Silver  Shoe, 
20  to  1  agst  Rock  Flower,  and  50  to  1  agst  Kelpie. 
Won  by  a  head,  a  bad  third.— An  objection  to  the 
winner,  on  the  ground  of  a  cross,  was  over-ruled. 

The  Hurstbonme  Stakes  of  50  boy.  each,  h.  ft.  or  5  ft.  t) 
the  fund  if  declared  by  May  6th,  with  3o0  sov.  added,  for  two 
yrs  old;  the  second  saved  his  stake,  and  the  winn^'r  paid 
23  sov.  towards  expenses;  Bush  iu  (69  subs.  40  of  whom  paid 
6  sov.  each — 975/.) 

Mr  R.  Peck's  Saraband,  by  Mnncaster,  98t  Archer  1 

Mr  Manton's  St  Mirin,  9st  •  •    Gannon  2 

Mr  T.  Jennings's  Exmoor,  98t«  -  Goater  3 

11  to  4  on  Saraband,  4  to  I  agst  St  Mirio,  and  9  to  1  agst 
Exmoor.  Won  by  a  length,  four  lengths  between  the 
second  and  third. 

Mr  Cholmley'sb.  h.  by  Hermit,  out  of  Sweetbriar,  aged> 
13st  (Archer),  beat  Mr  Brodrick-Cloete's  Smatterer,  3  yrs, 
list  7lb  (owner),  Old  Mile,  100.— 5  to  2  on  the  Sweetbriar 
horse.    Won  by  a  length. 

The  Alington  Plate  (handicap)  of  103  sov.;  the  winner  to 
be  sold  by  auction  for  50  sov.;  entrance  3  sov.;  Bush  in  (100/.) 
Mr  J.  Gretton's  Gintra,  by  Ii»ononiy,  3  yrs,  7st  9tb 

(car.  "St  10ft)      -  -  -       G.  Barrett  1 

Mr  H.  Sopp's  South  wick,  8  yrs,  7st  91b  -  Morrell  2 
Mr  T.  S.  Martin's  Forelaod,  3  yrs,  7st  7ft  Tomlisson  3 
Mr  F.  Gebhard's  Rosarium,  3  yrs,  88t  Sft  •  Robinson  - 
Mr  Abington's  Jenny,  3  yrs,  7bt  12ft  -  S.  Loates  - 
Mr  F.  R.  Hunt's  Bowman,  3  yrs,  7st  12n>  Rawlinson  - 
Sir  W.  Throckmorton's  Anisette,  3  yrs,  7st  8ft  E.  Martin  - 
Mr  Gilbert's  Regan,  3  yrs,  7st  7ft    -  -A.White  - 


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Eren  on  CSntrft,  7  to  I  agst  Soathwick,  8  to  1  each  agst 
Jenny  and  Bowman,  10  to  I  each  agst.  Anisette,  Regaai^ 
and  Fonland,  and  100  to  &  agst  Rosariam;  W^on  hy  ft 
neck,  a  length  and  a  half  between  the  second  and- third*. 
— The  winner  was  sold  to  Lord  Lnrgan  for  SWgSi  and 
Mr  Martin  claimed  Soatbwick  for  Mr  Heasman. 

Her  Majesty's  Plate  of  SOOgs;  thvee  yrs  ^d,  7st  lOlb^. 
four,  98t,  five  and  upward^*,  9st  3tb;  two  mUes. 
Mr  C.  J.  Lefevre's.  Hermitage,  4  yrs  -  •C.Wood  L 

Mr  Manton's  Thefbais,  aged      -  -         Arcbar  3 

7  to  4  on  Theb^.   Won  by  three  Isngtbs. 

The  Troy  Stakes  of  60  sov.  each,  b.  ft  for  two  yrs  old; 
Bnsbin  (10  subs.— 250^.) 

Hun  again  on  Thursday  in  the  Newmarket  Houghton 
Meeting,  which  see. 

D.  of  Beaufort's  Travancore,  Sst  61b  -  G.  Barrett  1 
D.  of  Westminster's  Benefit,  Sst  9lb-  -   Cannon  2 

6  to  4  on  Travancore.   Won  by  two  lengths. 

ALEXANDRA  PARK  Summer  Mkkting. 

[at  wood  QSfiBN.] 

Friday,  July  the  3rd.— A  Maiden  Two  yta  old  Plate  of 
lOOgs;  colts,  8st  12tb,  fillies  and  geldings,  8st9ibi  entrancd 
Sgs;  five  furlongs  OOl/.  \7s.) 

Mr  J.  Corlett's  cb.  f .  Fairlight,  by  Pellegrino  B.  Martin  0  1 
Mr  E.  Davies's  cb.  c.  Prince  Zouroff  •  Luke  0  2 
Mr  Tyrone's  b.  c  by  Tbnnderbolt^  oat;  of  Sh»r- 

wood  Lass-  -  -  -      Pogh  3 

Mr  W.  Bell's  cb.  c.  Retford-  -      Q.  Barrett  - 

Mr  J.  J.  Clark's  cb.  c.  Gold  Dust  -  Stoddart  - 

Mr  H.  Heasman's  b.c.  Blush  -        A.  Giles  - 

Mr  E.  Uobson's  b.  c.  Exhibitor  •  'Huxtable  - 

Mr  E.  Hobson's  cb.  f.  Myrthe  -        Cranbam  - 

Mr  E.  Jones's  br.  f .  Fog  Horn   -  -     Batho  - 

Mr  W.  G.  Stevens's  cb.  f.  Prickly  Pear  C.  Loates  - 
MrR.  Tompkins's  br.  f .  Merrythought  II  Frank  Sharpe  - 
Mr  G.  Wells's  cb.  f.  Neatness  -  A.  Cook  - 

Capt.  de  Vere  Smith's  b.  f .  Evergreen  -  S.  Loates  - 
100  to  30  agst  Evergreen,  9  to  2  agst  Prickly  Pear,  6  to  1 
agst  Blush,  7  to  1  agst  Retford,  100  to  12  agst  Fair- 
light,  100  to  6  agst  Myrthe,  and  20  to  1  each  agst  Prince 
Zoaroff  and  the  Sherwood  Lass  colt.  A  dead  hear,  a 
bad  third.  Deciding  beat. — 1 1  to  8  on  Fairlight.  Won 
by  half  a  length. — Mr  Hobson  declared  to  win  with 
"  Myrthe. 


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The  Wood  Green  Plate  o£  103  soy.  for  three  jrs.  old  aacl- 
upwards;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  807.,  if 
for  50  SOT.  allowed  lOlt;  entrance  3  so7.;  one  mile  (100^.) 
Mx  C.  Hibbert's  SiWerstick^  by  Silvester,  4  yr8»8st7lh, 

(501,)       ...  -  Jessop  1 

Mr  £.  H.  Smith's  Leoyille, aged.  Sst  13lb  (iOL)  G.  Barrett  2. 
Mr  T.  JenningSi  jun.*8  Fink  May,  3  yrs,  Sst  71b 

(lOOZ.)  -  -  .  -C.  Wood  S 

Mr  Abiogton's  Picador,  aged,  9st  Qlb^car.  9st  lOIb 

(lOOi.)  ....    owner  - 

Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Geneya.  ^yrs,  Sst  7»  (50?.)  C.  Loates  - 
Mr  F.  R.  Hunt's  Mignonette,  3  yrs,  Tat  7It> 

(50Z.)     -  -  -  -      Hawlinson  - 

11  to  10  agst  Picador,  9  to  2  agst  Pink  May,  10  to  1  eack 
agst  iSilrerstick  and  Leo?llIe,  and  100  to  S  agnt  Mignon- 
ette. Won  by  two  lengths,  a  head  between  the  second 
and  third. — The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  W.  G.  Stevens 
for  I60gn; 

The  Stewards*  Plata  (handicap)  of  lOOgs;.  entrance  3gf ; 
five  farlongs  (10U«  17^.) 

Mr  Ueasman's  Libation,  hy  Oemorne,  6  yra, 

Sst  urn    -  -  -  -      A.  Giles  1 

Mr  G.  Arden's  Glen  Albyn,  aged.  lOst  120^  C.  Loates  2 
Mr  W.  Brown's  Grand  Composer,  3  yrs,  Sst  2!b  -  Luke  3 
Major  F.  Powell's  Kilt,  3  yrs,  Tat      -  Tomllsson  - 

Mr  F.  W.  H.  Parsons's  Sweet  Violet,  3  yrs,  6st  7n5  Whelaa  - 
Mr  R.  ToiDpkins'a  Ricochet,  3  yrs,  6st  llts  -  Wall  - 

7  to  4  agst  Libation,  100  to  30  agst  Glen  Albyn,  9  to  2 
agst  Grand  Composer,  6  to  I  agst  Kiltr.  10  to  I  agst 
Ricochet,  and  100  to  S  agst  Sweet  Violet.  Won  by 
three-quarters  of  a  length,  half  a  length  between  the 
second  and  third;  Kilt  bolted,  jumped  the  rails^  and 
threw  bis  lider. 

The  Grand  Stand  Handicap  of  lOOgs;  the  winner  to  be 
sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.;  entrance  3g9;  five  furlong^ 
(low.  17«.) 

Mr  T.  Leader's  Kirk  o'Field,  by  Craig  Millar, 

3  yrs,  7st  I  lib  -  -  -  G.  Barrett  1 

Sir  T.  B.  Lennard's  Nova  Scotia,  3  yrs,  7st  7  lb  A.  White  2 
Mr  C.  Lane's  Wriggle.  5  yrs,  Sst  12lb         A.  H.  Barker  3 
11  to  10  agst  Wriggle,  7  to  4  agst  Kirk  o'Field,  and  100 
to  30  agst  Nova  Scotia.    Won  by  three  quarters  of  a 
length,  a  bad  third.— The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  W. 
Burton  for  160gs. 

The  Juvenile  Plate  of  103  sov.  for  two  yrs  old;  the  winner 
to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.,  if  for  50  sov,  allowed 
70) ;  entrance  3  sov.;  five  furlongs  (100^.). 


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Ld  Rosebcry's  Jnniata ,  by  Macaron?,  Sst  8lb  (50Z.)  C.Wood  1 
Mr  E.  Benjamin's  B  Sharp,  Sst  1  lib  (50i.)  -  Watts  2 
Mr  F.  R.  Hunt's  Passing  Shower,  8st  8tb  (502.)  S.  Loates  3 
MrT.  Stones's  Rye,  Set  lltb  (6oZ.)  -  -  A.  White  - 

Mr  Heasman's  Dell,  Sst  8lb  (50^.)  -  A.  Giles  - 
Mr  P.  Price's  br.  f.  by  Cardinal  York,  out  of 

Lethargy,  Sst  8 lb  {501.)      -  •     Wainwright  - 

Sir  W.  Throckmorton's  Anaconda,  8st  81b  (50^.)  G.  Barrett  - 

2  to  1  agnt  Juniata,  9  to  4  agst  Anaconda,  100  to  30  agst 
B  Sharp,  100  to  8  agst  Passing  Shower,  and  20  to  1  each 
agst  the  others.  Won  by  five  lengths,  a  neck  betweea 
the  second  and  third.^The  winner  was  sold. to  Mr  £. 
Hobson  for  290gs. 

The  Homsey  Welter  Handicap  of  5  sov.  each  for  starters, 
with  100  added;  entrance  3  sov.;  one  mile  (3  subs. — 107^.) 
Count  Festetics's  Fortune-Teller,  by  Albert  Victor, 

Syrs,  88tl2lb      -  -  -         A.Giles  1 

Mr  Abington's  Plutarch,  4  yrs,  list-  -      owner  2 

Mr  C.  Hibbert's  Scotch  Lassie,  3  yrs,  Sst  7lb        Jessop  8 

11  to  8  flgst  Fortune-Teller,  6  to  4  agst  Plutarch,  and  4  to 

1  flgst  Scotch  Lassie.    Won  by  six  lengths. 

Satuudat. — The  Park  Handicap  of  103  sov.;  winners 
«xtra;  entrance  8  soy.;  one  mile  and  a  furlong  (lOOZ.) 
Mr  W.  H.  Manser's  Highforce,  by  Highborn, 

4  yrs,  7st  6tb  ...     S.  Loates  1 

Mr  S.  Savage's  Adanapaar,  5  yrs,  Qst  9lb  (incl. 

7lb  extra)  -  Trickle  2 

Mr  J.  K.  Stuart's  Lenten  Fare,  8  yrs,  Sst  lOlb 

(car.  6stl2m)         -  -  -     A.White  3 

13  to  8  agst  Adanapaar,  S  to  1  agst  Lenten  Fare,  and  5  to 

2  agst  Highforce.    Won  by  four  lengths. 

The  Harringay  Plate  of  103  sov.;  the  winner  to  be  sold 
hy  auction  for  luO  sot.,  if  for  50  sov.  allowed  7K;  entrance 
8  sov.;  five  furlongs  (lOOZ.) 
Ld  Lurgan's  Cintra,  by  Isonomy,  8  yrs,  Sst  3tb 

(60/.)  ....  C.Wood  1 
Mr  J.  Mumford's  Reflector,  6  yrs,  Sst  ]  1  m  (M.)  A.White  2 
Mr  Barton's  Kirk  o'Field,  8  yrs,  Sst  81b  (50Z.)  C.  Loates  3 
Mr  T.  Jennings's  Aunt  Adelaide,  2  yri>,  68t  71b 

(60Z.)  -  Rickaby  4 

Mr  W.  Coles's  Clash,  4  yrs,  Sst  llTh  (50Z.)  -  Maidment  - 
Mr  A.  Yates's  Cypress,  2  yrs,  Sst  7m  (50Z.)  -  Wall  - 
7  to  4  on  Cintra,  6  to  1  agst  Clash,  10  to  1  agst  Kirk  o'  Field, 
100  to  8  each  agst  Reflector  and  Aunt  Adelaide,  and 
20  to  1  agst  Cypress.  Won  by  fonr  lengths,  a  head  each 
between  the  second,  third,  and  fourth. — The  winner  was 
bought  in  for  860gs. 


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The  Alexandra  Stakes  of  5  sot.  each  for  starters,  with 
100  807.  added,  for  three  yrs  old  and  upwards;  the  winner  to 
be  sold  by  auction  for  500  sov.^if  for  200  so  v.  allowed  lOtb; 
-entrance  3  sot.;  one  mile  (2  subs. — 102^0 
"Mr  H.  Macksey's  Gaiety,  by  Albert  Victdi^,'  5  yrs, 


Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Flexible,  4  yrs,  78t  ISlb  (200Z.)  C.  Loates  2 
1 1  to  8  on  Flexible.   Won  by  three  lengths. 

The  Palace  Selling  Handicap  of  103  sov.;  the  winner  to  be 
«old  by  auction  for  50  sov.;  entrance  3  soy.;  five  furlong^ 
<100Z.) 

Mr  F.  R.  Hunt's  Little  Witch,  by  Martyrdom, 

4  yrs,  8st  3lb  -  -  -    W.  Salter  1 

Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Gossip,  4  yrs,  8st  12%  C.  Loates  2 

Mr  E.  Bird's  Tardley,  3  yrs,  7st  lOlb  (car. 

78t  lift)         -  -  -  C.  Wood  8 

Mr  Jno.  Nightingall's  Pebble,  5  yrs,  9st  W.  Nightingall  - 
Mr  Withers's  First  Blossom,  4  yrs,  Sst  20)  A.  White  - 
Mr  J.  Mumford's  Vertue,  4  yrs,  8st  Frank  Sharpe  - 

Mr  Heapy's  Rollo,  4  yrs,  78t'l3fl5     -  -S.  Loates  - 

Mr  R.  B.  Longland's  Nuntius,  4  yrs,  Tst  lOIb  Wall  - 
9  to  2  each  agst  Tardley  and  First  Blossom,  5  to  1  each 
Agst  Rollo  and  Pebble,  6  to  I  agst  Gossip,  100  to  15  agst 
Little  Witch,  10  to  .1  agst  Nuntius,  aud  20  to  1  agst 
■agst  Yertue.  Won  by  a  neck,  the  same  between  the 
:fiecond  and  third. — The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  J.  Waugh 
lor  140gs. 

The  Winchmore  Hill  Plate  of  103  sov.  for  two  yrs  old; 
the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.,  if  for  60  sov. 
allowed  7I1>;  entrance  3  sov.;  five  furlongs  (lOOZ.) 
Ld  Cardross's  Margherita,  by  Clanronald,  Sst  6ft 

(50/.)         -  A.  Giles  1 

Mr  E.  Benjamin's  B  Sharp,  Sst  9%  (50/.)  C.  Loates  2 
Mr  Abington's  Sylvia,  8st  68)  (50/.)  -   C  Wood  3 

Mr  E.  Davies's  Red  Wine,  88t  98)  (50/.)-  A.  White  - 
Mr  G.  Cleveland's  b.  f .  by  Pellegrino,  out  of 

Selly  Oak,  8st  6»  (50/.)    -  -    .      E.  Martin  - 

Mr  A.  Tates's  Cypress,  8st  6%  (50/.)  Frank  Sharpe  - 

Mr  T.  Jennings's  Aunt  Ruth,  88t  6lb  (50/.)  Johnson  - 
Mr  G.  Wells's  Neatness,  8st  6lb  (50/.)  -    A.  Cook  - 

Mr  B.  C.  Lane's  Dell,  83t  6lb  (50/.)       -  Lemaire  - 

13  to  8  agst  Sylvia,  3  to  1  agst  Margherita,  100  to  15  agst 
Red  Wine,  7  to  1  agst  B  Sharp,  and  20  to  I  agst  any 
other.  Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  a  bad  third. — ^Tho 
winner  was  sold  to  Biir  Heasman  for  260gn. 


9st  lim  (500/.) 


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.fiACINQ  CA1JE«DAjR, 


The  Moswell  Hill  Huidicap  of  lOOgs;  'wiimers  esttra; 
entrance  3g8;  about  six  furlongs  (lOlL  17«.) 
Mr  Heasman's  Libation,  6  jru,  lOst  (incl.  lOft 

extra)         •  -  -  -   A.  Giles  1 

Mr  6.  Arden*8  Westgate,  6  yrs,  Sat  7lb  -        C.  Loates  ^ 
6  to  4  on  Libation.   Won  hy  three  lengths. 

CARLISLE. 

TUEBDAT,  July  the  7th.— The  Mnncaster  Maiden  Plate  of 
l€M)g8,  for  hoTBefi,  of  all  ages,  that  had  not  won  before  the 
time  of  eairj;  entrance  8  boy.;  six  furlongs  (lOaZ.) 
Mr  R.  Craig's  Pun,  by  MassinisBa,  3  yrg,  98t  Toralinson  1 
MrW.  Stevenson's  Explorion,  3  yrs,  96t^  J.  Ocfbome  2 
Mr  M.  CavaDagh's  Girdle,  2  yrs,  Tet  lib  -  A.  White  3 
Mrs  DawBon's  b.  f.  by  Mnnden,  ont  of  Miss 

Middlewick,  3  yrs,  Set  -  -       8nowden  4 

Mr  F.  Piatt's  Ferooza,  2  yrs,  7st  lib  -  -      Lake  5 

7  to  4  agst  Pun,  9  to  4  agst  Ferooza,  4^1^  agst  Expk>«on, 
«,nd  6  to  1  agst  the  Miss  Middlewidb  filly.  Won  by  a 
length,  half  a  length  between  the  seodnd  and  third. 

The  Corby  Castle  Two  yrs  old  Plate  of  lOOgs;  entrance 
3  aov.;  five  furloDgs  (102Z.) 
Mr  R.  Gladstone's  ch.f.  by  Bhur  Athol,  oat  of 

Ambulance,  8st  7lb  -  -      J.  Osborne  1 

D.  of  Montrose's  Subterfuge,  Sst  7!b  -  Bataford  2 

M  r  M.  Williamson's  Sir  David,  l^st  7Ib    -  Fagan  3 

9  to  4  on  Bir  David,  4  to  1  agst  Subterfuge,  and  6  to  1  agst 
the  Ambulance  filly.  Won  by  half  a  leng^,  the  same 
between  the  second  And  third. 

The  Trial  Selling  Stakes  of  5  soy.  each,  with  80.sor. 
added,  for  all  ages;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for 
80  sov.,  if  for  50  sov.  allowed  5tb;  six  furlongs  (6  subs. — 
100/.) 

Mr  C.  Morgan's  Usurer^  by  The  Misoc,  3  yrs, 

8st  12ft>  (50/.)         -  -  -      Snowden  1 

Mr  J.  Cr^ddock's  br.  c.  by  Rosicructan,  ont  of 

Rose  of  Tralee,  2  yrs,  Cst  13lb  (50Z.)      -      Good  way  2 
MrJ.Hope's  Willie  Sharpe,  3  yrs.  Set  I2lb  (5t)t)  Tomlinson  3 
6  to  5  on  Willie  Sharpe,  6  . to  4  agst  Usurer,  and  TO  to  I  agst 
the  Hose  of  Tralee  colt.   Won  by  a  head,  three  lengths 
between  the  second  and  third.~The  winner  was  sold  to 
Mr  M'Keuna  for  tOOgs. 
The  Cumberland  PJate  (handicap)  of  500  sov.  added  ito  a 
Sweepstakes  of  15  sov.  each  for  starters;  winners-extra;  the 
second  received  -50  sov.  and  t^e  third  20  sev.  out  of  the 
stakes;  entrance  5  sov.;  one  mile  and  iihree-4}nArteES  (9  subs. 
—645/.) 


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Mr  R.  Craie's  Bine  Grass,  by  Pat  AfoUoj,  5  yrs, 

8st  9m  (iiicl.  1 49b  «a:ftra)      -  -      J.  O^bdlUe  1 

Mr  W,  Stevenson's  Londonderty,  S  yts,  Mb  <W.  <GtoT«r  8 
Mr  H.  HdlVs  Fdirminstcor,  5  m  bfb  -  Ohiindley  8 
Mr  H.  fiftll^s  Tita,  a^d,  7st  70}     -  -    BtonftOfh  - 

We  C.  J.  Cannlngham*s  in*,  b.  'by  Bwmi  9rlM, 

out  of  I!jg:eia,  6  yrs,  6St  t  '2ft     -  -  ^oodxHif  - 

Mr  A.  fienholm's  Pei^ita  IC,  4  yrs,  ««t  %^  (cttr. 

6stlim)  ....  lakh  - 
Mr  J.  Hope's  La^y  Adelaide,  K  yts,  6bt  1^  Toii^ntoii  - 
Mr  AMttgton*s  Bean  Nasb,  3  yrs,  tMt  7Ib  (enr. 

SfltlOlb)  -  -  A.  WWt*  - 

Mr  Wfim*8  Lady  OMt)er&flg:b,  8  yr8,'6st  21^  .  J'inley  - 
5  to  2  agAt  Londonderry,  7  to  agst  P'^nttinstor,  7  to  1 
eacb  agM  Bean  Nasfa  and  Perdila  11, 10  to  I  eadi  agst 
Bine  Grass  and  li6diy  OftStfertS!^,  And  1^2  to  1  tt^t 
tbe  Hygeia  bovse.  Won  by  a^hort  headytbree^qoaeters 
of  a  len|{th  between  the  aeeond  «ad  tbird» 

The  Border  Selling  Welter  Handt«ap  6i  6  ftov.  eatfh,  with 
76  added;  tbe  winner 'to  be  sold  by  auction  for  «O  sot.;  five 
furlongs  (U  snbe.~ia5^) 

Mr  Murray's  ^essiei  by  Mozart,  5. yrs,  Sat  71b  -  Luke  1 
Mr  R.  Rodley's  Tattoo,  3  yrs.  Sat  -      A.  White  2 

Mr  J.  Shepherd's  Agnes  Primrose,  8  yrs,  Sat  -Batsford  8 
Mr  J.  Martin's  Sii?  Klidor,  4  yrs,  8&t  I2flb  r  Tomlhi^on  - 
Mr  J.  Palknor*s  Mnsk,  8  yrs,  8st  lOlb  Bruck^w  - 

Mr  F.  Bates's  Glyndon,  8  yrs,  8st  lOlb  -  "C.  Bosvman  - 
Mr  A.  Gannt's  Carget^ome,  5  yrs.  'Sst  lOtb  'Snowden  - 
Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Georgina,  4  yrs,  Sst  3fl5  Gocxlway  - 
Mr  T.  Holines's  Princess  Enlalie,  3  yrs,  8st  8lb  -  ^agan  - 
3  to  1  ttgst  Jessie,  9  to  2  agst  "Tattoo,  1>  to  1  agst  Sir 

Elidor,  8  to  I  agst  Glyodon,  and  10  to  1  agst  any  other. 

Won  by  a  head,  a  length  between  the  second  and  third; 

Sir  filidor  feU.~The  winner  was  bought  in  for  141gs. 

The  GmiidStMid  fiaadiosp  of  16  sot.  elMsh  fon-  starters, 
with  150  added ;  the  MOcmd  sa?ed  bis  st&ke}  eottfaacedsov.; 
one  mile  and  a  qnattdr  j[5  sabs.^l80j.) 
Mr  W.  I'Anson's  Prince  Rndolph,  1^  Prince 

Charlie,  4  yrs,  7dt     -  -  •       Lnke  1 

Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Chancer,  4  yrs,  7gt  -         Ooodway  !2 
Mrs  E.  Hantet^  0^€»ida,  ag«d,  6flt  ISlll        -  A.  White  3 
Mr  C.  J.  Cnnningham's  Bay  Comns,  4  yrs,  7«t:9tb  Fagm  4 
Sir  R.  Jardine^s  Lndky  Star,  3  yrs,  6st      G.  Woodbnm  « 
6  to  4  agst  Prince  Rndolph,  9  to  4  agst  Bay  Ovmns,  5  to  1 
agst  Nerida,  and  7  to  1  agst  Lucky  «tar.   Won  by  two 
liMigtbB,  lour  lengths  l>etween  the  second  and  third. 

Kit 


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The  Eden  Welter  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs;  entrance 
3  SOT.;  five  furlongs  (102Z.) 
Mr  F.  Piatt's  Balyarran,  by  Uncas,  3  yrs, 

8st  6tb      -  -  -  -  Brackshaw  1 

Mr  W.  I*An8on*s  Psalter,  3  yrs,  Sst  loK  -  Fagan  2 

Mr  J.  Drislane's  Jane  Shore,  4  yrd,  9Bt  81b  -  Snowden  3 
Mr  J.  Caims's  Captain  Blue,  aged,  Qst  6Ib  Blakey  4 

Mr  R.  W.  Armstrong's  Prime  Cheddar,  3  yrs,  9st  owner  - 
Mr  A.  Brisco's  Aignillette,  5  yrs,  8st  120)  C.  Bowman  - 
Mr  H.  Hall's  Lady  Aline,  3  yrs,  Sst  lOlb  -  Chandley  - 
Mr  R.  Rathie's  President,  aged,  Sst  9lb  Goodway  - 

Mr  B.  Rodley's  Joshna,  3  yrs,  8st  6lb  (car.  Sst  7lb)  OrbeU  - 
Sir  R.  Jardine*s  br.  f.  by  Speculum,  out  of  Equa- 
nimity, 3  yrs,  Sst  6lb  -  -  -  J.  Osborne  - 
Mr  S.  Aitken's  Catwick  Lass,  6  yrs,  Sst  5lb       -Raynor  • 
5  to  2  agst  Psalter,  5  to  I  each  agst  Aignillette  and  Cap- 
tain Blue,  6  to  1  each  agst  Jane  Shore  and  Balvarran, 
and  8  to  I  agst  the  Equanimity  filly.   Won  by  a  neck, 
three  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

Wbdnbsdat.— The  Bective  Welter  Selling  Handicap 
Stakes  of  5  sov.  each,  with  70  sov.  added;  the  winner  to  be 
sold  by  auction  for  60  sov.;  five  furlongs  (8  subs. — 105Z.) 
Mr  F.  Bates's  Glyndon,  by  Rosicrncian,  3  yrs, 

Sst  98)      -  -  .  -  C.  Bowman  I 

Mr  Murray's  Jessie,  6  yrs,  98t  21b       -  -   Luke  2 

Mr  A.  Gaunt's  Carsethorne,  5  yrs,  Sst  9tb  -  Snowden  3 
Mr  R.  Rodley's  Rockaway,  3  jrs,  Sst  71b  (car. 

Sst  Sib)     -  -   '        -  -   J.  Osborne  4 

Mr  F.  Voase's  Old  Tom,  4  yrs,  Sst  9lb  -  Bruckshaw  - 
Mr  J.  Shepherd's  Agnes  Primrose,  3  yrs,  Sst  21b  A.  White  - 
Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Georgina,  4  yrs,  Sst  -  Goodway  - 
Mr  W.  Wyllie's  Queen  Anne,  3  yrs,  Sst  Batsford  - 

4  to  1  each  agst  Glyndon  and  Rockaway,  6  to  1  agst  Carse- 
thorne, and  7  to  1  each  agst  Jessie  and  Agnes  Primrose. 
Won  by  a  neck,  the  same  between  the  second  and  third. 
— The  winner  was  bonght  in  for  i30gs. 

The  Eglinton  Welter  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs;  jockeys,  4lb 
extra;  entrance  3  sov.;  six  furlongs  (102Z.) 
Mr  M.  Williamson's  Chameleon,  by  Strathconan, 

aged,  9stllK  -  Fagan  1 

Sir  R.  Jardine's  br.  f.  by  Speculum,  out  of  Equa- 
nimity, 3  yrs,  Sst  4lb     -  -  C.  Bowman  2 
Mr  J.  Drislane's  Jane  Shore,  4  yrs,  9st  1 21b      Snowden  3 
Mr  T.  L.  Reed's  Nesscliff,  aged,  lOst  lOlb  Mr  Abington  - 


D.  of  Montrose's  Callander,  4  yrs,  9st 


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MrB.  W.  AnDStn>og*8  Prime  Cheddar,  3  jn,  Sat  9lb 

(car.  8st  lOQS)      ...  owner  - 

Mr  Jno.  Martin's  Chibby,  3  yrs,  8st  6lb  (car. 

Sst  Sfb)  -  -  -  -      J.  Osborne  - 

Mr  W.  Steyenson's  Ezplodon,  3  yrs,  Sst  4%    -  Goodwaj  - 
5  to  4  agst  Nesscliff,  5  to  1  agst  Chameleon,  7  to  1  agst 
Chibbj,  8  to  1  each  agst  Jane  Shore  and  Callander,  and 
10  to  1  each  agst  the  others.   Won  by  a  head,  three 
lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 
The  Carlisle  Two  yrs  old  Auction  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for 
two  yrs  old,  purchased  as  yearlings  at  pnblic  auction  in  1884; 
those  entered  by  8  p.m.  on  Jaly  7th  to  be  sold  by  auction 
for  200  SOY.  allowed  5!b,  if  for  100  sot.  lOlb;  entrance  8  soy.; 
fiYO  furlongs  (1021.) 

Mr  B.  Nellist's  Ayton,  by  Bosebery,  7st  6lb 

(100/.)  ...  -Chandley  I 

Mr  Abington's  Exploit,  9st  3fis  -  -      A.  White  2 

D.  of  Montrose's  Drummond,  Sst  2lb-  -  Batsford  3 

Mr  G.  Cleyeland's  b.  f .  by  King  of  the  Forest,  ont  of 

Penelope  Plotwell,7st  dm  (lOo;.)  -  -     Luke  4 

2  to  1  on  Exploit,  5  to  1  agst  Drummond,  6  to  1  agst  the 
Penelope  Plotwell  filly,  and  7  to  1  agst  Ayton.  Won 
by  three  lengths,  the  same  between  the  second  and  third. 
— The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  E.  Hunter  for  llOgs. 

The  DcYonshire  Handicap  of  10  soy.  each  for  starters,  with 
200  added;  the  second  saYcd  his  stake;  entrance  3  sot.;  one 
mile  and  a  half  (4  subs. — 2172.) 
Mr  W.  r Anson's  Hambledon,  by  Standard,  3  yrs, 

6st  9lb-  ....   Luke  I 

Mr  A.  Benholm's  Perdita  II,  4  yrs,  6st  12lb-  A.  White  2 
Mr  John  Miller's  Cirrus,  5  yrs,  68t  9Tb  •  Goodway  a 

8ir  B.  Jardine's  Glengyle,  3  yrs,  6st  2fis     G.  Woodbum  4 

EYen  on  Hambledon,  100  to  30  agst  Perdita  II,  9  to  2  agst 
Glengyle,  and  5  to  1  agst  Cimis.  Won  by  a  neck,  a 
head  between  the  second  and  third,  a  bad  fourth. 

The  City  Selling  Welter  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs ;  the 
winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  50  sot.  ;  entrance  3  sot.^ 
fiye  furlongs  (102/.) 

Mr  A.  Brisco's  Aiguillette,  by  CheYron,  5  yrs, 

Sst  lift      -  -  -  -J.  Osborne  1 

Mr  John  Martin's  Enphrosyne,  4  yrs,  Sst  13lb   Snowden  2 
Mr  S.  Aitken's  Catwick  Lass,  6  yrs,  Sst  6!b  -Bruckshaw  3 
7  to  4  on  Aignillette,  6  to  2  agst  EuphrosYne,  and  7  to 
1  agst  Catwick  Lass.   Won  easily  by  half  a  length,  four 
lengths  between  the  second  and  third. — The  winner  was 
sold  to  Mr  C.  Morgan  for  220gs. 


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l^t  Athletic  AU-aged  Selling  Plate^of  lOC^B'i  tiiawiiiQer 
to  be  sold  hj  aiuslioii  £or  58  aov. ;  entcaaoBr^.  tM. ;  m  twe* 

Mr  Mvtn&yfi  Jessie^  ^yXB^  9st  1115         -  £qke  t 

Mr  J.  008168*8  Old  Sam,  ayn,  7st  4lb  -  Qeodwagr  2 
Mr  Bi  ibodlby '8  Tattoo,  %  yxs,  98t  8lb«  ^  Snowdm  3 

Mr  M,  Gaaaug^'s  Olrdlet  2  yn,  7tt  llH  -  A.  White  4 
Mr  John  Martin's  SnpliiQayDe,  4  yn^  Sst  I  Ift  J,.  Qtbome  5 
£YjeB  Qn  Tatloo,)  5,  tQ;  1  eaob.  sff^t  ^uphr/oe^pe  and  Old 
^aiP^axM^  7  t9  1.  each  agst  Jeesie  and  Girdle.  Won, 
by  twoi  ICiPgjthfV.  ^  leagtii  between  the  second  and 
t^ird,-~-T^e.wiQpef  va«  sold  to  Bdr  Crone  for  I70ga^aod 
Mr  Coates  claimed  Tattoo  for  M^  HamiltQAr. 

The  Lowther  Handicap  of  5  toYd  eacb^  S*  ft.  to  th&#ini«l, 
with.  100  SOT.  added;  winners  extra;  one  mile  (18  Bab& — 

Mr  m  TAnson's  Fdncfr  $Hdblpb,  4  yrs,  8Bi9lb  (tod. 

HitieMn*)      -  -  -  -   Fagan  l 

Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Chancer,  4  yrs-,  7W>  14>fl5  G^way  2 
MfJ,  Bbpe'^  Xjady-A'demide,  f^yrs;  7st 

(car.  7st  I3%>  ...  C.'Bbwman  3 
Mr  A.  Dixon's  Pawiafc,  afjed,  Bst"  1215  -  Dorretfy  4 

Eyen.  on^  Prkiee  Rudolph,  5  to  2  agst  Lady  AHielalde,  4  to  1 
a««t  diaqeer^  aod  10  to  1:  agst  Pamio,  W«nbf  a^eck, 
«.  had  thi^,. 

NEWMARKET  Jtjly  MiaaTHiia. 

TUJESPAY,  July  the  7fh. 
A  THal  Plate  of  lOOgs;  three  yrs  old,  8st,  fonr  and  up- 
wards, 99t  2Xb4  U^e  winner  to  be  sold  by  aoctipn  for  !iOO  soy.; 
^ntrance^  3  wv.;  B-VC.  (1021 ) 
Mr      M.  RedfOT's  Q^wit,  b^  G^piu,  3.  yrs 

(car.  84.1ir>).  -  •  -   A.Giles  1 

Mr  R.  Peck's  fl^nngjarian,  3  yrs  -         C.  Wood  2 

Mr  T:  Jennings's  Jane,  8  yrs        -  -   Johnson  3 

Mr  T.  Jpnnings;  jun.'s  Pink  May,  3  yrs  •  Tbmtisson  4 
Ld  Roeebery's  Dutch  Courage,  3  yrs  ~   Mor^n  6 

11  to  10  on  Hungarian,  2  to  1  agstGayant,  100  to  8  eadi 
agst  J^e  and  Dutch  Courage,  and  25  to  I  agst  Pink 
May.  Wbn  by  three  lengths,  the  same  between  the 
second  and  thik-d; 

A  Sfsllisg  3l«ke8  of  10  Eoy..eiu:h  for  a^artejs,  with  100  sot. 
4dded»fwtwo  yxs  old;  colt9»  9st^  and  fillief3,.8st  UK;  the 
winner  to  be  sold  by  auc^n^  with  engi4{j9ment8,  for  100  sot.; 
entranced  sot.;  last  five  furlongs  of  B.M.  (8  subs.— 167Z.) 


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Mr  P.  Reofrew'siefti  &  llooaight^bf  .CIaii]»]i&ldi:Ai..Gilat  I- 
Opt.  MaoheUfs  b.  f.  Rosarj   -  -  AvcliBr  % 

D.  of  Hamilton's  br,f.,Glreflb  W«ya  -      Wafitft  S> 

Mr  J.  Hmnndiid's  br.  f .  Bronze  -         CL  Wood  - 

Mr  T.  Jenoinga's  b^  f .  AontiAdeUude.  «  Webb 

Mr  Leopold  de.Bothschild's  b.  or  br.c.  Sir  Winston  Cannoa  • 
Ld  Hardngtlon's  br.  C:  Thaddvua     -  •  Jl  6oatai;  - 

Cspt.  A,  de  Vere  Smith's  b.  £.  E«eEgreeit»        S.  Loates  - 
3  to  1  agstS^r  Wilton;  7  to' 2  each  agst  RiMsrf  and  Foot- 
light,  11  to  2  agst  Bronze,  and  100  tb  S-agst  anj  other. 
Won  by  a  neck,  a  bad  third. — The  winner  w*s  boaghtin 
for  41(^^8. 

The  Boaboj^  Handicap  Ftate  of  300  sov.;  entrance  8  soy. 
for  acceptors;  BJd.  (292A), 
Mr  G.  J.  Le£eYre'»  Hermitage,  by  Hermit,.  4  yra, 

8st  12m      -  •  -  -       Webb  1 

Ld  bllleamerBV  Somerton,  4  jra,  6st  13tb  K  Martin  2 
lid  Hartington's  Monolith,  3  yrs,  6st  4lB  -  Tomlisson  3' 
Di  ot  Westainistfir's.Camboswore,  4  yra^  Sst  405^ 

(cac.  Sab  Tibi  -  -  -      Archer  - 

Mr  R.  C.  Naylor's  Fast  and  Looser  4  yrs, 

7st  4lb       -  -  -  J.  Woodbum  - 

Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  Talisman^  4  yrs, 

7st  2lb      -  -  -  -   F.  Barrett  - 

CheY.  GinistrelU^s  Haffaello,  4  yrs,  €rst  13lb  -  Wall  - 
Mr  Cximberland's  Childhood,  4  yrs,  Cat  80$  -  Rickaby  - 
Baron  de.Hirseh's  GUmmer,  3  yiB,  6st  4Xl5  C.  Dann  - 
Ld  Cadogan's  St  Bdmnad,  3  yrs,  6st  4lb  -  T.  Loates  - 
Mr  C.  J.  Merry's  Flatider,  3  yrs,  5st  13tb     C.  Liddiard  - 

6  to-  2'ag8(i  Someiion,  f^-  to  I  each  agst  Cambnsmore  and 
Hermitages?  to  1  agsfe  Childhood,  100  to  8  agst  Fast 
and  Loose,  and  100  to  7  agst  any  other.  Won  by  three- 
quarters  of  a  lengjLh,,  three  lengths  between  the  second 
and  third. 

A  Maiden  Flate  of  100  soy.  added  to  a.  Sweepstakes  of 
10  SOY.  each  for  starters,. for  two:  yrs  old;,  horses  claimed  by 
7  p.m;  OB  Jnly  6th  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  300  soy.  allowed 
7lb;  entrance  3  son.;  last  five  fmdongs  ol  B.M.  (l^sabs.^ 
2071.) 

Mr  «P.  O'KbHPff  BbseivtKjd,  by  Silywtn-,  Set  4m 

(300/.)   -  -  -  -        A.  Giles  1 

Ld  Boeebeiy'ffDnteh' Skipped  Ssti  7Ib«*<»r.  8st.8lb 

(3002.)    -  .  -  -         Cannon  2 

Mr  T.  Jenmng^s  Etoiiaa,  Sst  4K  (300/.)  C.  Wood  3 

D.  of  Hamilton's  The  Miller,  8st7fi>  (300/.)  Wainwiig^t  - 


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224  RACING  CALENDAR, 


Ld  Hartin^n's  b.  c  by  Petrarch,  ont  of  Pomona, 

88t  71b  C300/.)-  -  -  -J.Goater  ^ 

lid  Lascelles's  Little  Wenlock,  Set  7Ib  (3002.)  LaBhmar  - 
Baron  de  Rothschild's  Lagnj,  9Bt  -  -F.  Barrett  — 

Mr  Brjmer's  b.  f.  by  Uncas,  ont  of  Mrs  Skelton, 

86t  lllb        -  -  -  £.  Rossiter  — 

Mr  Craven's  Lncky  Shot,  Sst  lllb         -  Morrell  - 

Ld  HaMon's  Lady'^s  Maid, Sst  lllb  -  -      Watts  — 

Mr  J.  H.  Houldsworth's  b.  f .  bj  Springfield,  oat  of 

Celandine,  88t  41b  (3002.)  -  -      Booty  - 

D»  of  St  Albans's  Hors  de  Combat,  Sst  lllb        Archer  ^ 

S  to  1  agst  Rosewood,  100  to  30  agst  Hors  de  Combat,  7  to- 
2  agst  Lady*s  Maid,  7  to  1  agst  Lacky  Shot,  and  100  to 
8  agst  any  other.  Won  by  five  lengths. — The  winner 
was  sold  to  the  D.  of  Hamilton  for  740gs. 

The  July  Stakes  of  60  sov.  each,  30  ft.  for  two  yrs  oldr 
oolts,  9st,  fillies,  Sst  110);  the  second  received  100  sot.  ont  of 
the  stakes,  and  the  third  saved  bis  stake;  New  T.T.C.  (60  snbs.. 
17S0Z.) 

D.  of  Westminster's  ch.  c.  Kendal,  by  Bend  Or  G.Barrett  1 
Prince  Soltykoff's  ch.  c.  Mephisto   -  -  C  Wood  2 

Ld  Calthorpe's  ch.  f.  Ste  Alvdre  -  Webb  5 

Ld  Ellesmere's  b.  f.  Cataract  •  -  A.  Giles  - 

Mr  Manton's  br.  c.  St  Mirin     -  -  Watta  - 

Ld  Hastings's  b.  c.  Seaton  -  -   Archer  — 

Mr  C.  J.  Lefevre's  b.  c.  Calais  -  -   Wainwright  - 

Ld  Rosebery's  bl.  c.  Eannitz  -  -  Cannon  — 

Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  ch.  c  AerideS'      P.  Barrett  - 
4  to  I  agst  St  Mirin,  9  to  2  each  agst  Mephisto  and  Cataract^ 
11  to  2  agst  Ste  Alv^re,  9  to  I  agst  Kendal,  10  to  1  agst 
Seaton,  and  20  to  I  agst  Calais.   Won  by  three-qnarters 
of  a  length,  the  same  between  t^e  second  and  third. 

A  Sweepstakes  of  10  sov.  each,  5  ft.  with  100  sov.  added^ 
for  two  yrs  old,  68t  lOlb,  three,  Sst  lOlb,  four  and  npwards,. 
98t  7  lb;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  1000  sov.;  New 
T.Y.C.  (15  subs.— ISOZ.) 
Mr  T.  Jennings,  jnn.'s  Beanlieu,  by  Beanderc, 

2  yrs  -  .  -  Tomlisson  t 

D.  of  Portland's  Satchel,  3  yrs  (car.  Sst  lift)  Watts  » 
Mr  R.  Peck's  Lady  Beatrice,  3  yrs    •  -  C.  Wood  a 

Even  on  Beaulien,  9  to  4  agst  Satchel,  and  4  to  1  agst  Ladj^ 
Beatrice.   Won  by  a  neck,  a  bad  third. 

The  Visitors'  Plate  (handicap)  of  ISOgs;  entrance  3  8ot». 
for  horses  trained  at  Newmarkel^  1  sov.  for  others;  Exeter 
Ck>ui'se,  six  furlongs,  flnishiog  at  the  New  T.T.C.  Post 
(154}.  lot.) 


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NEWMARKET  July  Mjebtiho.  225 


Sir  E.  Benjamin's  Northern  Dnke,  by  Uncas,  3  yrs, 

68t3lb  -  -  -  -     Wall  1 

Mr  R.  Craig's  Eogadine,  8  yrs,  68t  9lb  -  £.  Martin  2 
Ld  Cawdor's  Grey  Parrot,  3  jrs,  6st  7lb  Freeman  3 

Mr  J.  Hammond's  Hedge  Priest,  4  yrs,  7st  9Jb  S.  Loates  - 
Ld  Cadogan's  Beatrice,  6  yrs,  7st  sfc  (car.  Tat  9lb)  Wood  - 
Mr  C.  Hibbert's  St  Vincent,  5  yrs,  7st  7tb  -  Jessop  - 
Mr  R.  A.  Oswald's  Campanile,  4  yrs,  7st  4lb  F.  Barrett  - 
Mr  R.  Peck's  Solitude,  8  yrs,  78t  2lb  -J.  Woodbnm  - 
Ld  Zetland's  The  Friar,  3  yrs,  6st  7tb  Tomlisson  • 

Mr  S.  Beard's  Songstress,  3  yrs,  5st  7lb  (car. 

6st  13B5)        ....  Rickaby  - 
Mr  W.  R.  Marshall's  Ebro,  3  yrs,  Sst  7%  -      T.  Loates  - 
Mr  W.  Gardner's  Roderick  Dha,  3  yrs,  Sst  71b  -   Wame  - 
2  to  1  agst  Northern  Dake,  6  to  I  agst  Beatrice,  6  to  1  agst 
Grey  Parrot,  100  to  15  agst  Campanile,  10  to  1  each  agst 
St  Vincent  and  Engadine,  and  100  to  8  agst  Ebro. 
Won  by  five  lengths. 

WEDNBSDAT. 

The  tenth  Two  yrs  old  Sale  Stakes  of  20  sot.  each,  5  ft, 
with  100  added,  for  two  yrs  old,  purchased  as  yearlings  at 
public  auction  in  1884;  those  entered  by  ten  o'clock  on  Jnlv 
7th  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  500  sov.  allowed  3%,  wim 
further  allowances  if  for  less;  New  T.Y.C.  (12  subs.~-200;.) 
Mr  C.  J.  Lefevre's  No^mie,  by  Dutch  Skater, 

7st  12lb  (1002.)      -  -  -     Tomlisson  I 

Ld  Londonderry's  Wedding  Day ,7st  1 2lb  ( lOOZ.)  G.  Barrett  2 
Ld  Fitzwilliam's  Spindrift,  Sst  8lb    -  -C.  Wood  S 

Due  de  Marino's  Oasis,  Sst  4lb  (car.  Sst  Sib)        Archer  4 
6  to  4  agst  Wedding  Day,  8  to  1  agst  Spindrift,  100  to 
30  agst  Oasis,  and  6  to  1  agst  No^mie.    Won  by  a  neck, 
a  bad  third.^The  winner  was  sold  to  Ld  Londonderry 
for  255gs. 

The  Beaufort  Stakes  (handicap)  of  15  sov.  each,  5  ft., 
with  150  added;  t^e  second  saved  his  stake;  entrance  3  sot., 
the  only  forfeit  for  horses  struck  out  by  ten  p.m.  on  Monday; 
Beaufort  Course,  from  starting  post  of  B.M.  to  Anish  of  New 
T.T.C.,  about  seven  furlongs  (20  subs.  6  of  whom  paid  en- 
trance only — 2772.) 

Ld  Zetland's  Balmoral,  by  King  Lnd,  8  yrs, 

7Bt2lb      ...  J.  Woodbnm  1 

Mr  H.  E.  Tidy*s  Spooney,  5  yrs,  Sst  9ft  F.  Barrett  2 
Ld  Altngton's  Reprieve,  4  yrs,  Sst  51b  •  G.  Barrett  3 
Mr  Jos.  Davis's  Drakensberg,  5  yrs,  Sst  lift  (car. 

Sst  12ft)   -  -  -  -         Watta  - 

Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  Knfauns,  4  yrs,  Sst  2ft       C.  Wood  - 


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226  RACING  CALENDAR, 


JA  Boeebei7*8  Snack,  4  yn.  Sat.  lib  -  Mprgaci  - 
Mr  W.  M.  Bedfem's  Camlet,  4  yrs,  7rt  ISlb  (c«r. 

Sat  lib)    -  -  -  .       A.  Giles  • 

Mr  K.  Cniij^s  Eoji^adiae^  3  jn,  78t  1 1 K..  Martin  * 
Mr  C.  Hibbert'a  ShriTenbam,  3  jrs,.  78t  7fii  Jeasop  - 
105  to  40  agst  Camlet,  9  to  2  agst  Speooey,  100  to  15  agat 
Shrivenbam,  8  to  1  agst  Reprieve,  10  tp  1  each  agst 
Eogadine,  Balmoral,  Soack^aod  KinfanoD,  aod  LOO  to  8 
agst  Drakensberg.  Won  by  baU  a  leogtb,,  two  leiigtha 
between  the  second  and  tbiid. 

The  July  Cup,  valae  300  gov.,  by  snbacription  of  10  soy. 
each,  with  170  807.  added,  for  all  ages;  the  second  saved  his 
Qtake;  last  six  fnrlongsot  B.M.  (16  snbs. — 300/.) 
Capt,  Machfill'a  Knergy,  by  Sterling,  6  j'rs,.98t  7Ib  Archer  I 
id  Ellesmere's  Highland  Chief,  6  jrs^  9st  7Ib  G.  Barrett  2 
Mr  Adrian's  The  Prince,  5  yrs,  98t  Itt)      -         Watts  3 
Mr  G.  Arden's  Glen  Albyn,  aged,  9st  4%        C.  Loates  4 
75  to  20  OD  Energy,  8  to  1  agst  Glen  Alb>n,  10  to  1  agst 
The  Prince,  and  S3  to  I  a^  Highland  Chief.    Won  by 
three- quarters  of  a  length,  a  head  between  the  aeocmd 
and  third. 

A  Selling  Plate  of  lOOgs;  two  yrs  old,  6et71bt  three,  Sst  5lb, 
four  and  upwards,  98t;  the  winner  to  be  .s<M  by  auction  for 
200  SOT.;  entrance  3  sov.;  last  five  furlongp  of  ^ew  T.Y.C 
(102i.) 

MrW.  Burton's  Crowland,  by  Botc)i  Skater^  5  yrs  C.  Wood  1 
Mr  A.  Cooper's  White  Nnn,  3  yrs  Ccar.  Sat  7Jb)  Archer  2 
U  EUesmere's  Peacemaker,  2  yrs  (car.  Gflt.Stb)  £.  Martin  3 
Mr  J.  Dover's  Haylette,  a  yrs  -  -  Pugh  - 

Mr  S.  Beard's  Songstrees^  3  yrs    -  -    J;  Goater  - 

Mr  C.  J.  Merry's  Plunder,  3  yrs  -  Barrett  - 

Baron  de  Hirsch's  Puella,  2  ym     -  -  Tomlisson  - 

Tdr  Douglas  Baird's  Andante,  2  yrs  -  W.  Dunn  - 
Ld  Howe's  ch.  c.  by  Tunis— Bon  Accord,  2  yrs  Higham  - 
Mr  J.  Waugh's  Ripon,  2yr8  •  •  Phillips  - 

Mr  T.  Chaloner's  b.  or  br.  c,  by  Macgregor, 

out  of  Agnes  Petrie,  2  yrs  -  -    TT.  Clitherow  - 

2  to  1  on  White  Nun,  7  to  1  agst  Peacemaiker,  100  to  12  agst 
Crowland.  20  to  1  agst  S^igstress^  and  88  to  1  agst  any 
other.  Won  by  a  head,  half  a  length  between  the  second 
and  third. — The  winner  was  sold  to  M^C  J.  Many  for 
4ieg8. 

The  feeler  Stakes  of  40  sot.  each,  h.  ft.  for  two  yrs  old; 
the  seeond  saved  his  st|U^;»  J^ter,  3t«bQQ  Course  (17subflL— 
340/.) 


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N£WK^RKBT  Jmr  MnrriKa.  227 

Mr  SCanton's  Guy  Ifermifc^by  flwnifc;  89t  I2fl>  ATcher  1 
Prince  Soitykoff'a  Silver,  Sat  9lt>  -  -      Cannon  3 

Mr  Childwick's  Diacorerer,  Sst  9lft     •  C.  Wood  3^ 

M.  Lnpin'a  Phoebus,  Sat  9flJ        -  -   J.  GoAter  4 

100  to  30  on  Gay  Hermit,  5  to  I  agst  Discoverer,  100  to  8 
agst  Silver,  and  20  to  1  sgst  Phoebas.    Won  by  half  a 
length,  a  length  and  a  half  between  the  second  and  third. 
AITaiden  Plate  of  lOOgs;  three  yrs  old,  Sst  4lt>,  four  and 
apwards,  9st;  f.  and  g.  allowed  3lbs  the  winner  to  be  sold 
bv  aactioa  for  300  sov.;  entrance  3  rov.;  B.\I.  (102^.) 
Mr  Craven's  ch.  c.  Prinstoad,  by  Trappist,  3  yrs  Morrell  1 
Id  GTiuBtings's  ch.  f .  Rosidre,  3  yrs  -      A.  Giles  2 

Li  GaUhorpe's  b.  f.  Rosemary,  3  yrs  -  G.  Barrett  3 
Ld  Zetland's  ch.  f.  Roundelay,  3  yrs  J.  Woodburn  4 

6  to  4  a^t  Rosi^re,  3  to  1  agst  Roundelay,  7  to  2  agst  Rose- 
mary ,6  to  1  agst  Prinstead.  Won  by  two  lengths,  bad  third. 
The  Midsammer  Stakes  of  25  sov.  each,  10  ft.,  with  100 
added,  for  three  yrs  old;  the  aeeond  saved  his  stake;  entrance 
3-80V.;  a      (16  subs.— 2422.) 
Mr  C.  J.  Lefevre's  Ducat,  by  Eisber,  Sst  lOlb  (car. 

Sst  nib)       -  -  .  -      Webb  I 

Mr  a  Kruckenberg's  lerne,  Tst  ISlt)     -         C.  Wood  2 
Ld  Rosebery's  Breakfast,  Sst  71b  (car.  Sst  Slh)  -   Cannon  3 
5  to  2  on  Dacat,  5  to  1  agst  leme,  and  6  to  I  agst  Break* 
fast.    Won  by  half  a.  length,  a.  bad  third. 

THURSDAT. 

it  Sweepstakes  of  10  sov.  each  for  starters,  with  100  sov. 
added,  for  lUl  ages ;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  aoction  for 
1000  aor..  with  Allowances  if  for  least  entmnce  3  sov.;  last 
five  furlongs  of  B.M.(4  8abs.r-127^) 
Mr  P.  Bobiinon's  Laceman,  by  Honiton,  aged, 

98t  12lb  (lOOOl.)       -  -  -   G.Barrett  1 

Mr  Adrian's  The:Priace,  5  yrs». 9at  12th.Cl0D02.)    Watts  2 
Ld.ffartings'aBeiUsfy^.S  yn^  Sst  7lh-««ar..  Sst  Slb- 

(500Z.)  -  .  .  -  A-rcher  3 

Mr  T.  Jennings's  Jane,  3  yrs.  Sat  7  lb  (500/.)    J.  Goater  4 
21  to  20ott  Baceman,  11>  to'S  agBt'THe  Pnnoe,  10  to  1  agst 
Beilby,  and' 60' to*  1  agst  Jane.    Wbn»by  three-quarters 
d  a  length^,  a-  bad'  third;— Ld  Hastings'  claimed  The 
Prince  for  Ld  Londonderry. — An  objection  to  the  winner, 
byifaa  trainee  ia£..  The  Pfe*inee^x)a.thiB  gromidthat  Barrett 
didj  not.  weigh- ont  in  time,,  wiast  overruled,  and  the 
depeeit  .foifeited.  The  diaeiaratton  to  start  was  made  in 
tlme^  and  the  number  pot  vf. 
The  Third^rWelter  Handicap^  of  ia<  sofvi  each  for  atartora, 
witB  100  added;  entrance  8  sov.;  last  five  furlongs*  of  New 
T.T.CL  (W«illB.-48Tl)< 


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228  EACING  CALENDAR, 


Mr  W.  brown's  Grand  CompoBer,  by  Mozart,  8  yrs, 

88t  2!b    -  -  -  -      A.  White  1 

Ld  Ellesmere's  Specimen,  4  yrs,  Tst  5fl5  -    Wall  2 

Ld  Rosebeiy's  Glamour,  3  yrs,  Tst  31b  -  J.  Woodbum  * 
D.  of  Hamilton's  Kdihon,  4  yrs,  8st  4lb  A.  Giles  - 

JA  Calthorpe's  St  Ilonorat,  3  yrs,  Sat  2lb  -  G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  Craven's  Dartmonth,  3  yrs,  7st  lOlb  -  Morrell  - 

Mr  H.  B.  Craig's  Old  Nobility,  4  yrs,  Tst  6lb  Booty  - 
Ld  March's  My  Lud,  4  yrs,  Tst  4%  (car.  Tst  5lb)  Lashmar  - 
JA  Cadogan's  St  Edmund,  3  yrs,  7.st  4Tb  -  E.  Martin  - 
Major  Powell's  Kilt,  3  yrs,  Tst  4 lb    -  F.  Barrett  — 

7  to  2  agst  Dartmouth,  6  to  1  each  agst  Glamour,  St  Hono- 
rat,  and  Kilt,  T  to  1  agst  Grand  Composer,  8  to  1  agst 
Old  Nobility,  10  to  1  each  agst  Edison  and  St  Edmund » 
and  100  to  8  agst  Specimen.  Won  by  a  neck,  half  a 
leugth  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  ChesteHield  Stakes  of  30  sot.  each,  20  ft  for  two  yrs 
old;  the  second  received  100  sov.  out  of  the  stakes,  and  tho 
third  saved  his  stake;  last  five  fnrlongs  of  B.M.  (62  subs.-' 
11  to;.) 

D.  of  Portland's  Modwena,  by  Galopln,  9st  0.  Wood  1 
Mr  R.  H.  Combe's  Volta,  8st  lOlb   -  -   Cannon  S 

Ld  Haldon's  Storm  Light,  8st  Tib  -         A.  Giles  3 

Mr  A.  C.  Barclay's  Falaise,  8st  7!b  -  B.  Bossiter  - 

Mr  J.  H.  Houldsworth's  b.  c.  by  Springfield,  out 

of  Morgiana,  8st  lOlb  -  -  -  J.  Goater  - 

Mr  Manton's  Helen  of  Troy,  9st  -  Watts  - 

Ld  EUesmere's  Damigella,  98t         -  G.  Barrett  - 

Mr  R.  Peck's  Hawkstone,  8st  lOlb         -  Archer  - 

Mr  K.  Booth's  b.  c.  by  Doncaster,  out  of  Mida, 

8st  lOft  -  -  -  -    Wainwright  - 

13  to  8  agst  Hawkstone,  4  to  1  agst  Modwena,  8  to  1  each 
agst  Storm  Light,  Falaise,  and  Volta,  10  to  1  agst  Helen 
of  Troy,  and  20  to  1  agst  the  Mida  colt  Won  by  a 
length,  a  head  between  the  second  and  third. 

A  Selling  Stakes  of  10  soy.  each,  3  ft.  to  the  fund,  with 
100  added,  for  two  yrs  old;  colts,  9st,  fillies,  8st  llS^s  the 
winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  boy.;  New  T.Y.C.  (11 
subs.— ITOZ.) 

Capt.  MachelPs  b.  f .  Rosaiy,  by  Boucmdan  Archer  1 
Mr  R.  B.  Brett's  br.  f.  Fedalma  -       G.  Barrett  2 

Mr  H.  B.  Craig's  b.  f.  The  Child   -  -  A.  White  3 

Ld  Rosebery's  br.  c.  Dutch  Skipper      •  Cannon  - 

Ld  Hartington's  b.  f.  by  Cremome,  out  of  Lady 

Ronald-  -  .-  -         J.  Goater  - 

Mr  Brydges  Willyams's  br.  c  Merry  Not^    Wainwright  «- 


Digitized  by 


NEWMARKET  Jult  Mbbtino.       22  9 


Baron  de  Hinch's  b.  or  br.  f .  Sybil     -  C.  Wood  - 

D.  of  Hamilton's  br.  f.  Green  Wave  -         Watts  - 

2  to  1  agst  Rosary,  3  to  1  agst  Fedalma,  4  to  1  agst  Dutch 
Skipper,  100  to  12  agst  the  Lady  Ronald  filly,  and  100 
to  8  agst  The  Child.  Won  by  two  lengths,  a  length 
and  a  half  between  the  second  and  third. — The  winner 
-w&s  sold  to  Mr  J.  Humphreys  for  660)^8,  and  Mr  H.  B, 
Craig  claimed  Fedalma  for  Mr  R.  Craig. 

The  Summer  Cup,  value  300  sot.,  by  subscription  of  SO  sot, 
each,  h.  ft.  with  180  added;  R.C.  (11  snb8.~30o;.) 
Prince  Soltykoff's  Dandie  Dinmont,  by  Silvio,  8  yrs, 

7st6lb         -  -  -  -H.Amnll  1 

Mr  C.  J.  Lefevre's  Tombola,  4  yrs,  88t  4lb  C.  Wood  2 
Baron  de  Rothschild's  Louis  d'Or,  aged,  I  Ost  -     Cannon  3 

1 1  to  8  on  Dandie  Dinmont,  9  to  4  agst  Tombola,  and  6  to 
1  agst  Louis  d'Or.   Won  by  six  lengths. 

The  July  Handicap  of  10  sor.  each  for  starters,  with  300 
added;  the  second  saved  his  stake;  entrance  5  sot.;  last  six 
furlongs  of  B.M.  (8  subs. — 856^.) 
Mr  J.  H.  Houldsworth's  Spring  Mom,  by  Springfield, 

4yrs,  68t2tb  -  -  -         Wall  1 

Mr  Cumberland's  Albert  Melville,  4  yrs,  6st  12lb  Rickaby  S 
Chev.  6inistrelli*s  Onesto,  8  yrs,  5st  9tb       -   J.  Calder  3 
Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  Lovely,  6  yrs,  8st  lOlb         C.  Wood  - 
Ld  Cadogan's  Beatrice,  6  yrs,  Tst  31b         J.  Woodbnm  - 
Mr  J.  Hammond's  Mespilns,  5  yrs,  Tst   •        F.  Barrett  • 
Capt.  Machell's  Canzoni,  4  yrs,  6st  81b       Fredk.  Sharpe  - 
Baron  de  Rothschild's  Aveline,  3  yrs,  68t  Stb   Tomlisson  - 
13  to  8  agst  Spring  Morn,  6  to  I  agst  Me«pilus,  11  to  2 
agflt  Albert  Melville,  9  to  1  agst  Aveline,  10  to  1  agst 
Beatrice,  100  to  8  each  agst  Lovely  and  Canzoni,  and  20 
to  1  agst  Onesto.    Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  half  a 
length  between  the  second  and  th^. 

The  Bunbury  Stakes  of  20  sov.  each,  b.  ft.  (the  forfeits 
divided  between  the  fund  and  the  second),  with  20U  sot* 
added,  for  three  yrs  old  and  upwards;  B.M.  (16  sabs. — 180/.) 
Ld  Zetland's  Pnsm,  by  Uncas,  6  yrs,  98t  39)  -  Watts  1 
Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  Domino,  3  yrs,  7it  9lb  (car. 

7Bt  1115)         -  -  -  C.  Wood  2 

100  to  12  on  Prism.   Won  by  four  lengths. 

FBIDAT. 

A  Maiden  Two  yrs  old  Plate  of  160  sov.;  colts,  8st  12IB, 
fillies,  88t  9)b;  entr.  3  sov.;  last  five  fur.  of  New  T.Y.C  (147^) 
Mr  R.  H.  Combe's  ch.  c.  The  Beau,  by  Beandesert  Cannon  1 
Mr  C.  J.  Lefevre's  b.  c  Fenillage  -  -   Tomlisson  2 

Ld  Haldon's b. f.  Lady's  Maid  -         G.Barrett  S 


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Baron     Rirach's  b.  or  br.  f..  Allegra 


-     C.  Wood  - 


Sir  B.  Jardine's  br.c.  by,  Dntch  Skater— Lina.    A.  Giles  - 


2  to  1  aesb  The  Beau,  5  to  1  agst  Hora  de  Combat,  8  to  1. 
each  agst  .Yale  Tide  and  Lady's  Maid,  9  to  1  agst  Boee 
Qaeen,  and  100  to  8  agst  Feuillaf2:e.  Won  bj  half  a 
length,,  a  lengtk^  b«lw.ttan  the  seoond  and  third. 

A  Plate  of  100  soy.  added  to  a  Sweepstakes  of  10  sov.eacfa 
fbr  starters,  for  two  jrs  old,  either  maidens  or  entered  to  be 
fiold  hj  auction  for  500  sot.  ;  those  entered  to  be  sold  allowed 
7Sri  if  for  250  aoy.  I4fh;  entmnctt  3  soy^  last  five  furlongs  of 
aMt  (7  snhft.— 167/L> 

Ld  Alington's  Pampas  Grassy. by  Sea  Saw,  7at  llK 

(260^:)'  -  G.  Baarett  1 

Mr  W.  Burton's  Belgrade,.  Sst  4tb  (500Z.)  -  C.  Wood  2 
Mr  T«  Jetuioga^s  Stoiiap,  7flt  UJh' {250L)-  Johnson  3 
Mr  0.  J.  Lefevre's  Martial,  Sat  (250^.)  Tomlisson  - 

Ld  Straiford's  FabHcio,  8st  (260/.)         -        Laahmar  - 
Ld  LaflCBUes^b  Little  Wenlock,  Sst  (2&02.)       -  A.  Giles  - 
Mr  Gerard's  Ringdove,.  7Bt  11  Db  {i&OL)   -      P.  Barrett  - 
Earen  on.  Belgrade,  2r  to  1  agst.  Pampas  Grass,  100  to  8 
aget  fitolian,  and  20  to  1  agst  any  other.  Won  by  three- 
quarters  of  a  length,  three  lengths  between  the  second 
and  thirds — The  winner  was  sold  to  Sir  G.  Chetwynd 
for61Qgs,  and  Ld:Alington  claimed  Belgrade. 

The  Newcastle  Stakes  (handicap)  of  10  sov.  each  for  accep- 
tors, with  100  added;  the  second  sared  his  stake;  entrance 
3  so?.,  the  only  forfeit  if  declared  by  7.30  p.m.  on  Thursday; 
New  T.Y.O.  (13  suha  4  of  whom  paid  entrance  only — 167Z.j| 
Crinee^Seltykoff's.Gbarmian,.by>  Beitmrn^-or  Galopin, 

ayrs,  78t91b      -  -  -        H-AmnU  1 

Mr  Eastern*siSnlphnr,  aged|  Sst  um  -   C.  Loates  8 

Ld  fiftrtington's  Claxby,  3  yrs,  7st  2lb   -  Lashmar  3 

Mr  J.  Plammondfs  Iiisigiua,.3  yrs,  8Bt.7!b  •  Wood  - 
Mr  E.  Benjamin's  Northern  Duke,  3  yrs,  Sst  7Ib  Archer  - 
Ld  Bosebery's  Glamour,  3  yrs,  7st'4lb  J.  Woodbum  - 
Xd  .'Brastrngs'd  Rbsi^re,  3  yrs,  6st  12lb   -         E.  Martin  - 

11*  to  llTaffst  Northern  Duke*  5  to  V  agst  CJharmian,  6  to  1 
agst  Sulphur,  lt)ato  12  agst  Claxby;  and  1*0  to  I'agsttfae 
otfaezs.  Won  by  three-qnarters*  of  a  l(9ngtfa>  Hxe  same 
between  the  second  and  third. 


BSr  B.  C.  Starkey's  b.  f .  Rose  Queen 
D.  of  St  Albans's  ch.  f.  Hors  de  Combat 
Mr  A.  Cooper's  ch,  f.  Foam 
Mr  J.  Lowther's  br.  c.  Yule  Tide 
Mr  W.  Gardner's  ch.  c.  Avonbridge 
Mr  T.  Brown's  br.  f.  Anthill  - 
Mr  Bedfem's  brut  Lady  Anglesey 


-  A.  White  - 

Archer  - 

-  F.  Barrett  - 


-  E.  Rossiter  - 


-  Watts  - 
Booty  - 
J.  Goater  - 


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The.Snffolk  Plate  (handicap)  of  150  aoy.:  eniiftoce  3  boy.; 
Oaffiolk  Stakes  Ck>iirBe  (147^) 
BarMi  dfr  Bothschild's  Lavareti     Betard,  4  yr^^ 

78t  lom  -  -  -        F.  Barrett  l: 

Mr  8v  H'.  Afihton's  Master  SaiD»  3  yn^  M  7tb  Eiakaby  9C 
iKlHarUngton's  Sir  Kenneth,  a  yr8^68D6ft»  -  WaU  S 
Stf  'G.  Ghetwjnd's  Jamholtop,  4^7rS|8&t  7tb-  C.  Wood  « 
Mr  Doaglas  Baird's  Maa  of  War;  5  ym^. 

6Bt  urn      .  -  J.  Woodbura  « 

Mr  E.  Mastin's  LoYonall,  a  jKi.  %st.6Xb  (oar. 

€bt  8K<)       -  -  -  -  £r.  Martin  - 

Ld  Rosebery's  Astolat^  S  yn,  5b(  I2lb    -        T.  Loatcs  - 

6  tO'2.ag9t  I«Yaret^4  to  1.  each  aget  Sir  Kenneth,  Master 
Sam,  and.  Kimbolton,  and  10  to  1  each  agst  the  others. 
Won  by  a  head,  half  a  lenigtih,  between  the  second  and 
third. 

The  Princess  of  Wales's  Cnp  of  200  sot.  for  two  yrs  old; 
entrance  4  sev.;  New  T.Y.G.  (196?.) 

Ld  Haldon's  Storm  Light,  by  Chcvroni  Ost-  Archer  V 
Mr  A.  Sassoon's  Theodore,  8st  5Ih  (car.  8st  6lb)  Cannon  % 
Mr  J.  A.  Crayen's  Ooqnille,  Sst  21S$  £.  Rossiter  3 

Mr  Craven's  Lncky  Shot,  Sst  ifb       -  Morrell  - 

Connt  Festetics'ft  Grplden  Emperor,  Sst  5fb  -  Wainwright  - 
Ld  Fitzwilliam/s.b.  f.  by  Wild  Oata,  out  of  Rosa- 
lind, Sst  2{b  -  -  -       A.  Giles  - 
Ld  Hartington's  b.  or  br.  c,  by  Hermit,  out  of 

Belphoebe,  Sst  6lb     -  -  -     J.  Goater  - 

Mr  Hnngeifopd's  Little  Lady,  Set  2!b  -  G.  Barrett  - 

Mr  T.  Jennings,  jnn/s  Le  Caisoer,  Set' 5tb-  Tomllsson  - 
Mr  Manton's  Wilhelmina  Waller,  Sst  2m.  F.  Barrett  ^ 
Mr  E.  Martin's  Catastrophe,  Sst  21b  •  £.  Martin  -r 
Mr  VyBer's=Kis8No»,Sat  6»  -  G.Wood  - 

BCr  W.  Wrighti's  Beitzmer,  Sst  6I&  -      C.Loates  - 

9  to  4  agst  Coqni]le,  3  to  1  agst  Storm  Light,  5  to  1  agak 
Le  Caissier,  10  to  1  agst  Theodore,  and  100  to  S  agst 
Eisa  Nof%   W&n  by  five  longths. 

A  Selling  Pilate-  of  lOOgs;  two  yra^old,  Gst  41b)  three, 
Sst  71b,  fonr  and  npward»,  9st  4!b ;  tibe  wineer  to  be  sold  by 
auction  for  800  soy;;  entrance  3- soy.;  Exeter  Stakes  Coarse 
(107Z.*) 

•  Including  6  boy*  -fw  eomekton  deotay  oft Wcstgate^der  Bale  afl.. 
Capt.  Machell'fe  Ganzoni,  by  Petrarch,  4yrs  Archer-  1 
Mr  C.  J.  Merry's  Crowland,  5  yrs-      -  G.  Barrett  2 

Ld  Hartingtoa's  h.  t.  by  O^emonw,  out  of  Lady 

Bionald,  2yn  .  ^  .  WaU  3 


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Mr  T.  Chaloiier*s  br.  c.  bj  Macgregor,  out  of 

Agnes  Petrie,  2  yre       -  -        G.  Chaloner  - 

Mr  T.  JenniDgs,  jnii.*8  Pink  May,  3  yrs     -    Tomlisson  - 


Mr  G.  Arden's  Westgate,  6  yrs  (C.  Loates)  was  weighed  for, 
bnt  bolted,  and  did  not  go  to  the  pont. 

9  to  4  agst  Crowland,  100  to  30  agst  Kinfanns,  7  to  2  agst 

Canzoni,  and  100  to  8  agst  the  Lady  Uonald  filly.  Won 
by  three  lengths,  a  head  between  the  second  and  third. — 
The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  Manser  for  480g8. 

A  Handicap  Plate  of  100  sov.  added  to  a  Sweepstakes  of 

10  SOY.  each  for  starters ;  entrance  3  sov.;  one  mile,  finishing 
at  the  end  of  the  New  T.Y.C.  (6  snbs.— 147Z.) 

D.  of  Portland's  Hnrry,  by  Pell  Mell,  3  jts, 

6Bt  10%  -  -  -        F.  Barrett  1 

Prince  Soltykoff's  Mechlin,  3  yrs.  est  7tb      -  H.  Amall  2 
Mr  Cholmley's  b.  h.  by  Hermit,  oat  of  Sweet- 
briar,  aged,  8st         -  -  -  G.  Barrett  3 
lid  Hartington's  Monolith,  8  yrs,  78t    -  Lashmar  - 
Mr  Craven's  Prinstead,  3  yrs,  Gst  81b           -  Tomlisson  - 
Connt  Festetics's  Fortnne-Teller,  3  yrs,  6st  4lb     -  Wall  - 
8  to  1  each  agst  Harry,  the  Sweet  briar  horse,  and  Mechlin, 
100  to  15  agst  Prinstead,  100  to  14  agst  Fortnne-Teller, 
and  8  to  1  agst  Monolith.   Won  by  a  head,  a  neck  be- 
tween the  second  and  third. 

D.  of  Portland's  Anchencmive,  by  Claremont  (C.  Wood), 
beat  Mr  R.  Carington's  Feather  Bonnet  (G.  Barrett),  both 
two  yrs  old,  8st  lOtb  each,  New  T.Y.C.,  100, h.  ft— 2  to  1  on 
AachencmiTe.   Won  by  a  length. 

Mr  Houldsworth's  b.  f.  by  Springfield,  ont  of  Ivy,  reed.  ft. 
&om  D.  of  Portland's  Jane,  both  two  yrs  old,  New  T.Y.C., 
800,  100  ft. 

WORCESTER  Summeb  Mbbting. 

Thussdat,  Jaly  the  9th. — ^The  Midsanuner  Two  yrs  old 
Plate  of  105  sov.;  horses  claimed  to  be  sold  by  aaction  for 
150  sov.  allowed  5lb,  if  for  75  sov.  allowed  lOlb;  entrance 
Sgs;  five  farlongs,  straight  (I Oil.  17«.) 
Mr  Donsail's  Lyddington,  by  Bofiicradan, 


Ld  Bosebery's  Stem-chase,  88t  lib  (75/.)  -  Moigan  2 
Col.  O.  WUlans's  Cross  Qaestion,  88t  1 1%  S.  Loates  8 
Baron  de  Tayll's  Lacy  Lancaster,  8st  lib  (752.)     Batho  4 


Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  Kinfaans,  4  yrs  - 
Ld  Rosebery's  Dutch  Courage,  3  yrs 
Mr  C.  Hibbert's  Gipsycraft,  5  yrs 
Mr  J.  Mumford's  Ileflector,  5  yrs 


C.  Wood  - 

Cannon  - 

-A.  Giles  - 

A.White  - 


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Mr  Whitehouse's  br.  c.  by  Nayigator,  dam  by  Gemma 
Junior,  out  of  Cnrumba,  Sst  lib  (75/.)  -  Moore  5* 

6  to  4  agst  Lyddington,  3  to  1  agst  Stem-cbase,  4  to  1  agst 
Cross  Question,  and  10  to  1  ettch  agst  the  others.  Woa 
by  a  short  neck,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and 
third,  a  bad  fourth. 

The  Severn  Plate  of  lOOgs;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  aiuv 
Hon  for  100  sov.  with  allowances  if  for  less;  entrance  Sgsp 
five  fnrlongs  (101/.  17«.) 

Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Dnnmore,  by  Scottish  Chief,  6  yrs, 

98t5lb(60Z.)         -  -  -         Morgan  1 

Mr  F.  R.  Hunt's  Longfellow,  6  yrs,  98t  51b  (60/.)  Barker  S 
MrT.  S.  Martin's  Foreland,  3  yrs,  Sst  I2lb 

(60/.)  ...  J.  Osborne  S 

Mr  F.  Barrett's  Revoke,  4  yrs,  9st  5lb  (50/.)     S.  Loates  - 
Mr  S.  DarUng's  Golden  Prime,  4  yrs,  9st  5ib  (50/.)  Roberts 
Mr  J.  Turner's  b.  f.  by  Van  Ambnrgh,  out  of 
~  Queen  of  the  Forest,  S  yrs,  Sst  1 2lb  (50/.)  Frank  Sharpe  • 
Mr  P.  Bury's  Spec,  3  yrs,  Sst  12lb  (50/.)  -    Chesterman  - 
Mr  Legh's  Celandine.  3  yrs,  Sst  1215  (50/.)     -        Hill  - 
Mr  A.  T.  Carey's  Pomme  d'Or,  2  yrs,  7st  (60/.)  Rawlinson  • 
Mr  J.  W.  Clarke's  Conservatiye,  2  yrs,  7st  (50/.)  Whelan  - 
6  to  S  agst  Longfellow,  4  to  1  agst  Foreland,  7  to  1  each 
agst  Dunmore  and  Golden  Prime,  and  10  to  1  agst  any 
other.    Won  by  a  neck,  a  bad  third. — The  winner  was 
sold  to  Mr  C.  Lund  for  lOOgs. 

The  Stand  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  three  yrs  old  and  upwards; 
the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.,  if  for  60  sot., 
allowed  lOlh;  entrance  3gs;  one  mile  (101/.  17 s.) 
Mr  F.  B.  Hunt's  Tortello,  by  Petrarch,  3  yrs, 

Sst  4Ib -car.  Sst  51b (50/.)  -  W.Salter  1 

Mr  £.  R.  Smith's  Provence,  8  yrs,  Sst  lib 

(.^0/.)  .  -  -       Frank  Sharpe  » 

Mr  £.  R.  Smith's  Seamore,  6  yrs,  9st  7fi>^ 

car.  9ftt  9lb  (50/.)  -  -       Mr  Abington  8 

Mr  F.  R.  Hunt's  Diadeste,  4  yrs,  lOst  Sib  (100/.)  Barker  4 
Mr  J.  Holman's  Closlia,  5  yrs,  9st  4lb  (50/.)  -  Morgan  - 
Mr  Hadley's  Mona,  5  >ts,  Sst  Slb<-car.  Sst  9lb  (50/.)  Gillett  ^ 
Mr  A.  L.  Weston's  Appleby,  3  yrs,  Sst  (50/.)  -  Jessop  - 
Mr  P.  Bury's  Lord  Molyneux,  3  yrs,  Sst  (50/.)  S.  Loates  - 
Mr  F.  W.  H.  Parsons's  Pansy  Blossom,  3  yrs, 

7st  lim  (50/.)        -  -  -        Whelan  - 

6  to  2  agst  Diadeste,  4  to  1  agst  Tortello,  5  to  1  agst  Lord 
Molyneux,  7  to  1  agst  Appleby,  and  10  to  1  each  agst 
the  others.  Won  by  four  lengths,  three  lengths  between 
the  second  and  third,  and  a  neck  between  the  third  and 
fonrth.^The  winner  was  bought  in  for  170g8. 


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The  Worcestershire  Stakes  (handicap)  of  150  pov: 
subscription  of  Jigs  each  if  strnek  out  by  July  6th,  and 
extra  if  Ifeft  in,  with  521.  7.t.  added;  one  mile  and  a  qua 
(25  subs.  19  of  whom  declared  ft. — 1'50/.) 
Mr  E.  Weever's  Herald,  by  Laneret,  aged,  8sfc  12ft  Hill 
Miss  Isabella  Graham's  Lead  On,  aged, 

78t  HJtb       -  -  -  Frank  Sharpe 

Mr  F.  W.  U.  Parsons*8  Sweet  Violet,  3  yrs,  6st  StbWhelan 
Mr  R.  Gladstone's  Comrie,  6  yrs,  l»t  lOlb  -  Loatea 
Mr  J.  Jones's  Little  Jane,  4  yrs,  6st  5tb    -        H.  Smith 

5  to  4  agst  Herald,  2  to  I  ayjst  Comrie,  and  6  to  1  J 
Lead  On.  Won  in  a  canter  by  four  lengths^  a  r 
between  the  second  and  third,  a  bad  fourth. 

The  Worcester  Welter  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs; 
winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.,  if  declared  by  8  j 
on  Jnly  8th  to  be  sold  for  50  sov.  allowed  lOtbj  entrance  ^ 
five  furlongs  (101 Z.  17.^.) 

Mr  W.  S.  Menzies's  Gang  Warily,  by  Sefton,  4  yrs, 

9st  (50^)    -  -  -  -     S.  Loates 

Mr  C.  Lane's  Duckling,  4  yrs,  9st  2lb  {50/.}  Barker 
Mr  J.  Holman's  Golden  Apple,  3  yrs,  8st  4ftj  (50?.J  Morgan 
Mr  Shaw's  Miss  Neasham  (late  Altiora  II),  3  yrs,  8st  2ft 

—car.  8st  4  lb  (50/.)         -  -  -  Hill 

€  to  4  agst  Duckling,  7  to  4  agst  Gang  Warily,  and  6  i 
agst  Golden  Apple.  Won  in  a  canter  by  six  lengths,  a 
third. — The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  Williams  for  25G 

Friday. — The  Stanton  Plate  of  lOOgs;  the  winner  tc 
aold  by  auction  for  100  sov.,  if  for  50  sov.  allowed  lOBb; 
trance  3gs;  one  mile  (lOlZ.  175.) 
Mr  E.  II.  Smith's  Leoville,  by  D'Kstoarnel,  aged, 

98t  lllb  (50Z.)  -  -  -  MrAbingtoE 

Mr  C.  Lane*8  Brookside,  3  yrs,  88fc  13ft  (50^.)  W.  Saltei 
Mr  P.  Bury's  Lord  Molyneux,  3  yrs,  8st  lOlb 

(50Z.)        -  -  -  -  ChestermaT] 

Mr  C.  W.  Goldlng's  Baccy,  2  yrs,  7st  (50i.)  KawlinsoD 
Mr  F.  W.  H.  Parsons's  Pansy  Blossom,  3  yrs, 

8afc  lOlb  {501.)  -  -  .  S.  Li>ates 

5- to  4  agst  Leoville,  2  to  1  agst  Baccy,  and  5  to  1  agst  I 
Molyneux.  Won  in  a  canter  by  ten  lengths. — The  y 
ner  was  bought  in  for  200gs. 

TheEImley  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  two  yrs  old;  the  winne 
be  sold  by  auction  for  1 00  sov.  if  for  50  sov.  allowed 
entrance  3gs;  five  furlongs  (KHZ.  17*.) 
MrW.G.  Stevens's  B  Sharp,byBalfe,  Sst  7^5  (SOZ.)  S.Loatei 
Mr  Abington's  Sylvia,  8st  4  lb  (60/.)  -  Frank  Sharpt 
Ld  Rosebery's  Stern-chase,  8st  4n5  (50Z.)  -  Morgar 
Mr  E.  Weever's  Pads,  Sst  7lb  (50/.)        -  -  Hil 


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WORCESTITR'  Summer  Mek^inq.  2i3« 

Mr  H:  W.  Kjngsbmy's  Will  o'tli  Wisp,  Sat  7lb 
(50/.)     .  .  .      Bawllnsou  5 

1^  tp  8  ag9t  Stem^chase^  7  tp  4  B  Sharp^  and  5  to  1  each 
agst  Salvia  and  Pads.  Wojjrt>y  three  leugths,  a  leogth 
between  the  second  and  thim— The  winner  was  sold  to 
Mr  T.  Limn  fw  Siegs.  , 

The  Ladies'  Plate  of  lOOga,  fo^U  ages;  the  winner  to  be 
sold  hj  auction  for  it)0  sov.  with  ffowances  if  for  less;  en« 
tcance  Sgs;  &Te  fhrloi^a  (lOt/.  17^ 
Mr  F.  R.  Hxmt's  LoogfeUow^  by  Alboi  Victor, 

6  yrs,  98t  9tb  i^QLy  -  -      W.  Salter  1 

Mr  T.  S.  Martin's  foreland,  8  yrs,  8st  12Ib 

(60/.)     ^  -  •  -      S,  Loates  » 

MrE.  R.Hant'sDlade8te,  4yis^9«t71b(50/.)-  Barker  3- 
Mr  F.  Bairett's  Revoke,  4. yrs,  9st  7ffi  (50/.)  •  Hill  - 

Mr  Brown^s  Scotch  Wbifiky,  3  yrs,  8st  lS9i  (30/.)  Jessop  « 
Mr  J.  Lowa's.  Golden  Hiooro,  a  yra^  88t,  1  '^fh  {50L}  Movgan  - 
Mr  0.  Lane's  Cnackeis^  3  yra^  8st.  I  alb  i)50Z.)    Uawliiysoa  - 
2  to-.  1  agsfa  f\D]ielftQd,  5  tO'  I.  each-  f^sst  Longfellow  and 
Scotch  Whisky,  6  to  1  each^agst  Diadeste  and  Golden 
Hoars,  and  10  to  1  agst  Cracker.    Won  by  a  head,  the 
same  between  the  second  and  third. — The  winner  was 
sold  for  86g8. 

The  Coyentry  Plat^  of  lOOgs,  foe  two  yrs  old ;  the  winner 
to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.,  if  for  50  sov.  allowed  lOK; 
entrance  3gs:  five  furlongs  (101/.  17«.) 
Mr  J.  Lowe's  Tangle,  by  Discord,  7st  9n)^car.  7st  lOlb 

(60/.)   -  Jessop  I 

Mr  J.  Dover's  hi,  1  by  Sir  Bevys,  out  of  Tisayac, 

78t  em  (SO/.')      -  -  -  WSlkins  t 

Mr  T.  Ste^ns's  Impression,.  7st  13lb  (50/.)  -  Morgan  - 
Mr  C.  W.  Gblding's  Baccy,  8st  9lb  (50/. )  Frank  Sharpe  (disq.) 
Mr  £.  Benjamin's:  Passing  Shower,  7^t  9lb 

(50/,)  ...  -     S.  Loates  (disq.> 

2  to  1  agst  Passing  Showec,.  6.  to  3  agst  Impression,  7  to  ^ 
agst  Baocy,  and  10  to  I  each  agst  the  others.  Baccy^ 
came  in  first,  beating  Passing  Shower  by  a  ceck,  but  the 
former  was  disqualified  as  his  rider  could  not  draw  his 
weight,  and  the  latter,  as  his  rider  did  not  carry  the 
proper  weight,  and  the  race  awarded  to  Tangle,  who 
came  in  third,  beaten  a  neck,  the  Tisayac  filly  being  a 
bad  fourth ;  Impression  bolted. 

The.  City  Welter  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs ;  entrance  Sgs ; 
one  mile  (101 /..1 7«.) 

Mr  Lerfi's  Fair  Profit,  by  Wisdom,  4  yrs,  9st  I0»  -  Hill  V 
Mr  T.  Stevens's  Counta7  Boy,  3  yrs,  9st  71b   T.  Osborne  2 


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286  BACING  CALENDAR, 


Mr  Abing^n's  Theophrastns,  aged,  lOst  lOlb  owner  - 
Mr  ParHons's  Sweet  Violet,  3  yrs,  98t  -  S.  Loates  - 

6  to  4  agRt  Theophrastns,  7  to  4  agst  Fair  Profit,  and  5  to 

1  agst  Country  Boy.    Won  by  a  length;  Theophrastus 

and  Sweet  Violet  did  not  pass  the  post. 

The  other  races  were  for  banters— Steeple  Chase  VoL 

WINCHESTER. 

TuBSDAT,  July  the  14th.— The  Welter  Handicap  of  103 
SOY.;  entrance  3  sot.;  one  mile  and  a  quarter  (1002  ) 
bir  W.  Throckmorton's  Phantom,  by  Tomahawk, 

6  yrs,  lOst         ...  Cannon  1 

Mr  W.  Rowe's  Phryne,  4  yrs,  Sst  4n>  -  E.  Salter  2 
Mr  R.  Tompkins's  Braganza,  3  yrs,  7st  41b  (car. 

7st6lb)      -  .  -  -   S.  lioates  S 

Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Lord  Cardinal,  3  yrs,  Rst  1  lb  C.  Loates  - 
Mr  W.  Genge's  King's  Court,  5  yrs,  78t  I2lb  Bawlinson  - 
Mr  A.  Tates's  Strike-a-Light,  4  yrs,  7st  ISlb      •   Guy  - 

11  to  10  on  Phantom,  6  to  1  each  agst  Phryne  and  King's 
Court,  and  7  to  1  agst  Braganza.  Won  by  two  lengths, 
a  bad  third. 

The  Crawley  Plate  of  103  sov.  for  two  yrs  old ;  the  winner 
to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.,  if  for  60  sov.  allowed  7 lb; 
entrance  8  sov.;  T.Y.C,  five  furlongs  (100/.) 
Sir  W.  Throckmorton's  Anaconda,  by  Blue  Ruin, 

Sst  71b  (50;.)      -  -  -  S.  Loates  1 

Mr  Craven's  Rape  of  the  Lock,  8st  71b  (502.) •  Morrell  2 
Mr  R.  Stewart's  Auburn,  98t  (1002.)    -  -  Webb  3 

Mr  J.  Greenwood's  b.  c.  by  Cyprus,  out  of  Fury, 

Sst  lOlb  (602.)    -  -  -         C.  Loates  - 

Mr  W.  Wood's  Nebuchadnezzar,  Sst  lOlb  (502.)  A.Weekea  - 
Mr  T.  C!annon'8  Dunce,  Sst  7lb— car.  Sst  Sib  (502.)  owner  - 
Mr  F.  R.  Hunt's  b.  f.  by  See  Saw,  out  of  Loving 

Ckip,  Sst  71b  (502.)         -  -  W.Salter  - 

Mr  A.  Yates's  Patchwork,  Sst  71b  (602.)     -  Guy  - 

5  to  2  each  agst  Dunce  and  Rape  of  the  Lock,  4  to  1  agst 
Anaconda,  and  S  to  1  each  agst  Auburn  and  Nebuchad- 
nezzar. Won  by  a  head,  a  bad  third. — An  objection  to 
the  winner,  on  the  ground  of  a  cannon,  was  over-ruled, 
and  she  was  bought  in  for  lOOgs. 

The  Citizens'  Plate  (handicap)  of  103  sov. ;  the  winner  to 
be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.,  if  entered  by  July  13th  to  be 
sold  for  50  sov.  allowed  7lb;  entrance  3  sov.;  one  mile  (1002.) 
Mr  T.  Brinckman's  Saucy,  by  See  Saw,  6  yrs, 

Sst  5lb~car.  Sst  7lb  (602.)      -  -       Cannon  1 


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WINCHESTER.  287 


Mr  T.  Steyena,  jun.'s  Lovebird,  3  yra,  Tst  5lb — 

car.  78t  6lb  (50Z.)    -  -  -     S.  Loates  2 

Mr  C.  Lane's  Brookside,  3  jrs,  78t  12!b  (50/.)  Rawlinson  3 
Mr  W.  Wood's  Ecossais,  3  jrH,  8st  3lt>  (50/.)  A.  Weekes  - 
Mr  F.  W.  H.  Parsons's  Pansy  Blossom,  3  yrs, 

Sst  2lb  (100/.)        -  -  -      H.  Badd  - 

Mr  S.  Woodland's  Electric  Light,  3  yrs, 

7st9lbC60/.)  -  -    Mr  S.  Woodland,  jun.  - 

2  to  1  each  agst  Saucy  and  Lovebird,  6  to  1  agst  Electric 
Light,  and  7  to  1  agst  Brookside.  Won  by  two  lengths, 
a  had  third. — The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  T.  Stevens, 
jnn.  for  U5g8. 

The  Winchester  Foal  Stakes  of  30  soy.  each,  h.  ft.  or  5  ft 
if  declared  by  January  6th,  with  100  added,  for  two  yrs  old; 
the  second  saved  his  stake,  and  the  breeder  of  the  winner 
received  50  sov.  out  of  the  stakes;  entrance  3  sov.;  T.Y.C. 
(36  subs.  17  of  whom  paid  5  sov.  each— 482/.) 
Ld  Calthorpe's  Siam,  by  Sefton,  8st  SVb  (car. 

8st  lOlb)  ....  Webb  1 
Mr  T.  Jennings's  Etolian,  8st  8tb  -  J.  Goater  2 
Ld  Zetland's  Jewel  Song,  Sst  1 1  tb  -  -  S.  Loates  3 

Mr  J.  Qretton's  Lachesis,  Sst  8tb  -  Cannon  - 

Mr  W.  G.  Stevens's  ch.  c.  by  Blair  Athol,  ont  of 

Flower  of  the  Vale,  8st  lllb  -        C.  Loates  - 

5  to  2  on  Siam,  6  to  1  agst  Jewel  Soog,  8  to  1  agst  Etolian, 
and  10  to  1  agst  Lachesis.  Won  by  half  a  length,  the 
same  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Stewards'  Selling  Plate  of  103  sov.,  for  all  ages;  the 
winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.,  if  for  50  sov. 
allowed  7lb;  entrance  3  sov.;  one  mile  (100/.) 
Mr  F.  R.  Hunt's  Tortello,  by  Petrarch,  3  yrs, 

9st  2ft  (50/.)  -  -  -  W.  Salter  I 

Mr  £.  K.  Smith's  Leoville,  aged,  9st  lllb 

(50/.)         -  -  -    .      MrAbington  2 

Mr  C.  J.  Merry's  Plunder,  3  yrs,  9st  2ft  (50/.)  Webb  3 
Mr  J.  Greenwood's  Silverstick,  4  yrs,  9bt  lift 

(60/.)        -  -  -  .  C.  Loates  - 

Mr  S.  Woodland's  Frolic,  5  yrs, 

9st  lim  (50/.)  -  Mr  S.  Woodland,  jun.  - 

Mr  E.  C.  Smith's  b.  f.  by  Norwich,  out  of  Succes- 
sion, 2  yrs,  7st  4lb(  50/.)  -  •  Robinson  - 
Mr  R.  Stewart's  Agnes  Craig,  2  yrs,  6st  lift 

(60/.)         ...  -  Laughton  - 

Mr  T.  Brinckman's  Lowland  Duke,  aged,  9st  lift 

(50/.)         -  Sensier  - 

Mr  J.  Lowe's  Florence  Dombey,  3  yrs,  8st  13ft 

(50/.)         ...  -     Morrell  - 


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2^  RAGINO  CALENDAR, 


9  to  1  agst  Plaiider,  1 1  to  2  tigBt  Tortello,  6  to  1  agat  Leo- 
Tille,  8  to  1  agst  Lowland  Ddke,  and  10  to  1  agst  Silver- 
stick.  Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  a  bad  thti^— The 
winner  was  bought  in  for  220g8. 

Mr  J.  T.  Gregory's  b.  f.  by  Cymbal,  o«t  of  Bee  iSird,  ttst 
XMr  Shertey),  beat  Mr  W.  Lotinga's  Fisher,  98<»— oar.  Sat  i  3lb 
Mr  G.  Goodwin),  both  two  yrs  old,  the  winner . to  ibe  mtd 
or  60  80V.,  T.y.O^  60,  h.  ft.— 6  to  1  on  the  Bee  Bird  filly. 
Won  by  a  length. 

Wkdwesdat.— The  seccftid  year  of  the  twentieth  Whiches- 
ter  Biennial  Intakes  of  10  sov.  each  for  acceptors, with  25  added, 
for  three  yrs  old;  entrance  3  sot.  the  only  forl6»it  for  horses 
stnxok  out  by  Jane  leth^  one  .mile  (18  sobsw  7  of  whom  jpaid 
ontva  ice  only — 1 2^1.) 

Mr  Oraven'8  Cftmpbell,  by  Camballo,  8st  1  lib  Morrell  1 
Mr  G.  Tvimmer's  Iris^  96t  -  -  -   CaoDon  .2 

11  to  10  on  Can^bell,    Won  by  a  leiigth  and  a  half. 

The  Grange  Park  Stakes  of  lOttov;  each  f oracceptors,  with 
100  added,  for  two  yr&  old;  entrance  3  soy.  the  only  forfeit 
for  hoi-ses  struck  out  by  June  16th;  T.Y.C.  (dOsubs.  15  of 
whom  paid  entrance  only— 237/.) 

Mr  J.  Hanbury's  Dryfly,  by  See  Saw, '»flt  -  S.  LoateS  1 
Mr  T.  Cannon's  Jenny  Wren,  88t  lift  -    owner  2 

Mr  E.  C.  Godfrey's  Montreal,  Sat  -     J.  Qoater  3 

5  to  2  agst  Montreal,  6  to  4  agst  'Dryfly,  and  3  to  1  agst 
Jenny  Wren.  Won  by  four  lengths,  two  lengths  be- 
tween the  second  and  third. 

The  Hampshire  Stakes  (handicap)  0f  ID  aov.  eadi  for 
starters,  with  03  sov.  added;  winners  extrd;  eiHO^nce  8  »»▼.; 
one  mile  and  a  quarter  (t  subs.— ^9062.) 
Sir  W.  Throckmorton's  Phantom,  6  y«s,^8t 

(incl.  7!b  extra)  -  S.  LoatcK  1 

Mr  T.  Cannon's  Horsebndge,  3  yrs.  Sat  7ft      Robdnsoa  2 
7  to  1  on  Phantom.    Won  by  a  length. 

The  City  Members*  Plate,  by  subscriptiou  of  5  sov.  each, 
with  60  eov.  added;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for 
100  sov.,  if  for  50  sov.  allowed  7tb|  T.Y.C.  (14  subd.— 116Z.) 
Mr  T.  Cannon's  Philemia,  by  Philammon,  2  yrs, 

est  111b  (50Z.)      -  Rohinson  1 

Mr  A.  Yates^s  Patchwork,  2  yrs,  6stlin)(50Z.)  Bromft^d  2 
Mr  F.  R.  Hunt's  Bowman,  3  jrs,  98t  2te  (501.)  ^.Salter  3 
_Mr  Netten's  Hape  of  the  Lock,  2  yrs,  68t  Ulb 

—car.  7st  3lb  (50Z.)  -  -       RawUnson  4 

Mr  Carey's  Blackheath,  5  yrs,  9st  1  lib  (50Z.)  W.  "Goater  - 
Mr  J.  Lowe's  Flareooe  Dombey,  3  yrs,  Sst  ISlb 

(50Z.)        -  -  -  .  S.Loftte«  - 


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239 


Ifr  C.  J.  Merry's  Plaodert  S  yrs,  98t  2%  (502.)  J.  Ooater  - 
Mr  Coles's  Clash,  4  yrs,  98t  1  lib  (5(iZ.}  •  Maidmeat  - 
Mr  T.  Brinckman's  .Lowland  Duke,  aged,  9st  lllb 


'Mr  T.  Brinekman*8  h.  c.  bj  Cyproa,  out  of  ^arj^i 

S  yrs,  78t  lOlb  (50^.)        -  -  -Jacobs  - 

Mr  Qoodm&n^s  Senator,  8  yrs,  78t  (50Z.)  -  B.  Weller  - 
Mr  B.  Tompkins's  TwjUght,  S  yrs,  est  illb 

(50Z.)         -  -  -  A.  W.Clay  - 

4  to  1  each  agst  Bape  of  the  Lock,  Philemia,  and  Bowman, 
10  to  1  each  ag^t  Plunder  and  Clash,  and  20  to  1  each 
agst  Xiowland  Dake  and  Patchwork.  Won  by  two 
lengths,  a  head  each  between  the  8econd>  third,  and 
foarth. — ^The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  A.  Tates  for  lOOgs, 
and  he  also  claimed  Bowman. 

The  flust  year  of  the  twenty-first  Whichester  Biennial 
Stakes  of  10  soy.  each  for  acceptors,  for  two  jrrs  old;  entrance 
3  SOY.,  the  only  forfeit  for  horses  straok  out  by  Jam  tOA; 
T.Y.C.  (sre-fubs.  1 1  of  whom  paid  eotmooe  only). 
Mr  Cntven's  br.  f .  by  B^btaerhill,  ont  of  Soerilege,  Sat  -SK 

(Monrell),  walked  «?er  for  the  sweepstakes  (972.) 

The  other  races  were  for  hnnters— ^6  Steeple  Chase  Txd. 


TCBSDAT,  July  the  I4th.— The  Corporation  Plate  of  VOOgs* 
for  two  yrs  oM,  maidens  st  entry;  eertrance  Sgs;  five  furlongs 
(lOU.  17«.) 

Gen.  Owen  Wi1Uani8*8  King  Brace,  by  See  Saw, 


13  to  8  agst  King  Bruce,  7  to  4  agst  Philip,  and  5  to  2  agst 
Prince  Zouroff.  Won  by  a  length  and  a  hatf ,  a  bad 
third. 

The  Marine  PJateof  lOOgn;  twoyns  old,  6st  40^,  three,  99t, 
fo9f«aad  upwards,  98t  12lb;  m.  and  g.  allowed  3lb:  the  winner 
to  be  sold  by  auction  for  SOO  soy.;  entiance  ^-sov.;  one  mile, 
straigfajt  (1022.> 

Mr  BartM/#*^h.  g.  Cumberland,  by  Kiqg  Iiud, 

aged  ...  -  .  C.Wood  1 

Mr  J.  Hammond's  b.  f .  Avenella,  2  yrs  -        H.  AmuU  2 
Mr  W.  Arnult's  b.  f .  Taddington  Lass,  2  yre  -  T.  Loates  3 
6  to  4  on  CumberUnd,  7  to  4  agst  Avenetla,  and  10  to 
1  agst  Taddington  Lass.    Won  ^  three-quarters  of  a 
length,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and  ttiird. 


Sensier  - 


GREAT  YARMOUTH. 


8st  12lb  - 
Mr  £.  Davies's  Prince  Zonroff,  8st  Wh 
Ld  Cartiross's  Philip,  8st  12%  - 


-  C.  Wood  1 
-  Morgaa  2 

-  P.  Barrett  3 


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Google 


1240  RACING  CALENDAR, 


The  Tare  Handicap  Plate  of  150  sot.;  winners  extra; 
entrance  8  sov.;  five  furlongs  (147/.) 
Mr  H.  Hnngerford's  Monte-Rosa,  by  Craig  Millar, 

3  yrs,  68t  I3lb      -  -  -       F.  Barrett  1 

Count  L.  Erasinski's  Perknn,  5  yrs,  Sst  6%  -  E.  Martin  2 
Mr  W.  Brown's  Grand  Composer,  3  yrs,  Sst  6lb 

(incl.  71b  extra)  -  Morgan  3 

Mr  W.  Gregory's  Nimble,  6  yrs,  Sst  lib  -  -Luke  - 

Mr  J.  Hammond's  Insignia,  3  yrs,  78t  13tb  -  C.  Wood  - 
Mr  J.  B.  SavilPs  Lightning,  3  yrs,  Tst  8lb  Booty  - 

0  to  4  on  Monte- liosa,  5  to  4  agst  Nimble,  100  to  15  agst 
Grand  Composer,  7  to  1  agst  Perknn,  10  to  I  agst 
Insignia,  and  100  to  3  agst  Lightning.  Won  by  a 
head,  four  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Hastings  Plate  (handicap)  of  200  sov.;  entrance  6  sot. 
for  starters;  about  one  mile  and  a  quarter  (194Z.) 
Prince  SoltykofE's  Mechlin,  by  New  Holland, 

3  yrs,  Sst  1 1  lb  (car.  5st  1 2%)      -        H.  Amull    0  1 
Ld  Cawdor's  Witchcraft,  5  yrs,  Sst  3lb  -     C.  Wood    0  2 
MrW.Gregory's  Chicard,  5  yrs,  Gst  ISlb  (car.  78t)  Luke  3 
Mr  W.  H.  Manser's  Highforce,  4  yrs,  78t    J.  Brown  - 
Mr  H.  Carington's  Marmora,  3  yrs,  6st  lOlb 

(car.  est  11  lb)  -  -         P.  Barrett  - 

Mr  G.  Archer's  Marquise,  3  yrs,  Sst  7 lb  -  Ansell  - 
6  to  4  agst  Mechlin,  3  to  1  agst  Witchcraft,  100  to  30  agst 
Marmora,  10  to  1  agst  Higbforce,  100  to  7  agst  Chicard, 
and  100  to  3  agst  Marquise.  A  dead  heat,  third  beaten 
three  lengths.  Deciding  heat— 5  to  2  on  Mechlin.  Won 
by  four  lengths. 

The  South  Denes  AU-aged  Selling  Plate  of  lOOgs;  the 
winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  SO  sot.;  entrance  3g8;  fiTC 
furlongs  (101/.  lis,) 

D.  of  Hamilton's  Green  Jacket,  by  Greenback,  3  yrs, 

98t  lib      -  -  -  -        Watts  1 

Mr  R.  Carington's  Feather  Bonnet,  2  yrs, 

est  lOtb  (car.  6st  11%)  -  -    F.Barrett  2 

Mr  Burton's  Kirk  o'  Field,  3  yrs,  9st  lib  C.  Wood  3 

Mr  Manser's  Gloriana  II,  4  yrs,  9st  91b     -  Luke  - 

Mr  W.  AmuU's  Ida,  4  yrs,  9st  Sib  -  Wahiwrieht  - 
Prince  SoltykofE's  Temora,  3  yrs,  Sst  11  lb  -  £.  Rossiter  - 
13  to  S  agst  Green  Jacket,  11  to  4  agst  Kirk  o'  Field,  4  to 
1  agst  Feather  Bonnet,  10  to  1  agst  Gloriana  II,  and 
100  to  7  each  agst  the  others.  Won  by  a  neck,  half  s 
length  between  the  second  and  third. — The  winner  was 
sold  to  Mr  Burton  for  ISOgs. 


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241 


The  Great  Tarmontk  Tw^o  jrs  old  Stakes  of  10  sor.  each 
for  acceptors,  with  200  added;  the  second  received  25  boy.  ont 
of  the  stakes;  entrance  3  soy.  the  only  forfeit  if  declared  hj 
March  3rd;  five  furlongs  (25  suhs.  1 1  of  whom  paid  entrance 
only— 302i.) 

Mr  T.  Jennings,  jnn.'s  Le  Caissier,  by  Touchet, 

8st  nib      -  -  -  Wainwright  1 

Mr  C.  Blanton's  Assignation,  9st  4Ib   -        E.  Rossiter  2 
D.  of  Hamilton's  The  Miller,  8st  1 1 K         -       Watts  3 
11  to  4  on  Assignation,  3  to  1  agst  Le  Caii^sier,  and  20  to  1 
agst  The  MiUer.   Won  by  a  length,  a  bad  third. 

Wkdnbsdat. — The  Scurry  Welter  Handicap  Plate  of 
lOOgs;  winners  extra;  horses  entered  by  eight  p.m.  on  July 
14th  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.  allowed  7lb;  entrance 
3  SOY.;  five  furlongs  (102Z.) 
Mr  G.  Arden's  Westgate,  by  Vestminster,  6  yrs, 

8st3m  -  -  -  C.  Loates  1 

Mr  H.  H.  Hnngerford's  Monte-Rosa,  3  yrsi,  8st  Bib 

(incl.  7lb  extra)  -  -  A.  Giles  S 

Mr  J.  Dawson's  Rosebud,  S  yrs,  Tst  (lOOZ.)  E.  Martin  3 
MrW.H .  Manser's  Soprano,  4  yrs,  Sst  4n>  ( lOOZ.)  C.  Wood  - 
Mr  W.  Burrell's  St  Martin,  3  yrs,  78t  (100/.)         Luke  - 

6  to  4  agst  Monte -Rosa,  5  to  1  each  agst  St  Martin  and 
Soprano,  11  to  2  agst  Rosebud,  and  6  to  1  agst  West- 
gate.  Won  by  two  lengths,  four  lengths  between  the 
second  and  third. 

The  Gorleston  Selling  Stakes  of  5  soy.  each,  with  100  soy. 
added;  two  yrs  old,  6st  lOlb,  three,  9st  7Ib,  foar  and  upwards, 
lOst  4lb;  m.  and  g.  allowed  3tb;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by 
AuctionJor  50  soy.;  one  mile  (7  subs. — ISOZ.) 
Mr  T.  Jennings,  jun.'s  ch.  f.  Pink  May,  by 

Speculum,  3  yrs    -  -  -    Wainwright  1 

Mr  J.  Hammond's  b.  f .  AYenella,  2  yrs  (car. 

6st  lOlb)-  -  -  -      F.  Barrett  2 

Mr  W.  Burton's  ch.  g.  Cumberland,  aged  -  C.  Wood  3 
Mr  W.  AmuU'sb.  f.  Ida,4yrs-  -  Watts  - 

Mr  W.  Brown's  b.  f.  Taddington  Lass,  2  yrs  (car. 

est  9lb)  .     .       -  -  -       E.  Martin  - 

Mr  J.  E.  SaYill's  b.  c.  Lightning,  3  yrs  -  Booty  - 
Ld  Rosebery's  b.  c.  Saltarello,  2  yrs  -  T.  Loates  - 
6  to  4  agst  Cumberland,  9  to  4  agst  AYenella,  6  to  1  agst 
Pink  May,  10  to  1  agst  Saltarello,  100  to  7  agst  Tad- 
dington Lass,  100  to  6  agst  Ida,  and  50  to  1  agst  Light- 
ning. Won  by  three  lengths,  a  head  between  the  second 
and  third.— The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  J.  DaYis  for 
130g8. 

Vol.  CXUL  L 


Digitized  by 


24*'  RACING  CALENDAR, 


The  Licensed  Victnallers' Welter  Handicap  Plate  of  150 
SOY.;  -winners  extra;  entrance  3gs;  six  furlongs  (146^.  175.) 
Mr  R.  Sherrard's  Malvern,  by  MuncaBter,  3  yrs, 

8sfc      -  -  -  _  C.  Wood  1 

Mr  W.  Burreirs  St  Martin,  3  yrs,  Tst  71b     -  Lnke  ^ 

Mr  W.  Gregory's  Nimble,  6  yrs,  8st  11  ft  -  Watta  3 

Mr  G.  Arden's  Westgate,  6  yr«,  Sst  IQlb  (iiicl  71b 

extra)   -  -  -  -        C.  Loates  - 

Mr  J.  Dawson's  Marsala,  3  yrs,  8st  2ft  -  E.  Martin  - 
Ld  Marches  My  Lud,  4  yrs,  8st  1ft  (car.  8st  2ft)  A.GiUs  - 

2  to  1  on  Malvern,  5  to  1  agst  Nimble,  8  to  I  agst  West- 
gate,  10  to  I  agst  Marsala,  100  to  9  agst  My  Lud,  and 
100  to  3  agst  St  Martin.  Won  by  two  lengths,  a  neck 
between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Monument  Selling  Rtalces  of  fi  sov.  each^  with  lOO.sov. 
added,  for  two  yrs  old ;  colts,  9st,  fillies  andj^eldings.  Sat  1 1  ft; 
the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  50  so¥.;  five  fiurlong$ 
(6  subs.— 125Z.) 

Mr  J.  Hammond's  b.  f.  Bronze,  by  Low  lander  C.  Wood  I 
Mr  R.  Carington*s  b.  f.  Feather  Bonnet  -  F.  Barrett  2 
Ld  Rosebery's  ch. f .  Pleasaiince  -  -Watts  S 

Mr  J.  Mum  ford's  b.  f.  Garlic        -  -   C.  Loates  - 

Mr  T.  E.  Walker's  b.  f.  by  Mirliflor,  out -of  sister 

to  Peace      -  -  -  -    A.  Giles  - 

11  to  8  agst  Bronze,  7  to  4  agst  Pleasacnce,  4  to  1  pgst 
Feather  Bonnet,  and  20  to  1  each  a gstlh© others.  Won 
by  a  neck,  two  lengths  between  the  ac coed  and  third. — 
The  winner  was  bought  in  for  55ga. 

The  Nelson  Selling  Welter  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs;  the 
winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  30  sov.;  entrance  3gs;  five 
furlongs  (10 1  ^.  17s.) 

Mr  Jos.  Davis's  Pink  May,  3  yrs,  8st  10ft  Wainwright  1 
Mr  Heapy's  Rollo,  4  yrs,  8st  7Jb   -  -    C.  Loatea  2 

Mr  Corlett's  Van  Zandt,  3  yrs,  7st  7ft)  -  E.  Martin  3 

Mr  W.  Burton's  Kirk  o'  Field.  3  yrs,  9at  Sffi  -  C.  Wood  - 
Mr  W.  Arnuirs  Ida,  4  yrs,  7st  ISlh  -  F.  Barrett  - 
Mr  J,  Dawson's  Rosebud,  3  yrs,  7st  .9ft  -  Booty  - 
Prince  Soltykoff's  Temora,  3  yrs,  7st  9lb  H.  A  mull  - 
Mr  P.  Price's  ch.  g.  by  Childerix;.  out  of  Court  Card. 

3  yrs,  7st  8lb  -  -  -  E.  Price  - 
Mr  W.  H.  Manser's  Gloriana  11,  4  yrs,  7st  7ft        Luke  - 

11  to  8  agst  Gloriana  II,  9  to  2  agst  Pink  May,  15  to  2 
agf^t  Van  Zandt,  100  to  12  agst  Kirk  o*Field,and  100  to 
7  agst  any  other.  Won  by  three  lengths,  a  bad  third.— 
The  winner  was  bought  in  for  130gs, 


Digitized  by 


The  "Norfdlk  and  Snffi>lk  Ifttndfbap  c/f  6  sov.  each  for* 
starters,  with  200*  addled-,  'winners  extra;  eatraoioe  3  soy.i. 
one  mile  (6^mfbsv-^222;  ) 

Mr  R  C.  Natlor's  Toastmaster,  by  BiWi  Btead,  aged, 

88tl2lb  ....  Watts  r 
Prince  SoltykctfPs  MecMini  8  yn,  6St  €llb  (incL  l2Tb 

extra*)        -  -  •  -  H.  Armrf!  2 

Count  L.  Krasiinski's  Perknn,  5  yrs,  76t  4fb      B.  Iffartin  8 
Mr  J.  Bammonfd'a  Hedge  Piieat^  4  jms^  7fii«Ikr£.  JlmnBtt  - 
Ur  W.  Qiegoiy'a  ChioaKA*  A>  ym,  tiat  ISXti      -       LukA  -» 
Mr  6.  Are&r!«  Marq«iie^  ryn^  6rt  Tub  -  AaaelL 
6  to  4  agst  Toastmaster,  7  to  4  a^st  MechUd,  <Q  to  1  agrt 
Perknn,  7  to  1  agnl:  Gbieard,  100  to  S  n^t  Hedge  Bi-sst, 
and  20  to  .1  ^st  Marquise.    Won  by  four  4engtte,  a  bad 
ihird. 

LIVERPOOL  Jolt  lAmptm. 

TiTEflDAY,  July  the  14th.— The  Maiden  Plate  o£  lOOjfs,  foe 
two  yrs  old,  maidens.  at.entry;  the  winner  to.  be.sold  by  anc- 
tiDn  for  250  soy.,  if  ,  for  100  aor.  allowed  9tb|  entvanceSgs 
for  starters;  fire  furlongs  (10 ll.  I7#.) 
MrQ.  Cleveland's  Thomey,  by  Philammon, 

jBst  8»  (lOOZ.)  -  -  -G.  Barrett  r 

Mr  R.  <j»ladstGBe-'s  ch.  f.  by  Prince  Charlie,  out  <if 

Zarina,8st  (lOOZ.)       *  -  -Tomlinson  '2* 

3  to  i  on  Thomey..  Won  by  a- neck. 

The  Lixrexpool  Plate  j(llflBdiaBqpr)>of'  i59/sov.s  entmuce  8gs 
for  stertenr;  one  mile  (1461 17«<.). 
Mr  T.  Stonea'a  BQimle  itasaie*  hy.  'Beaecker,  8  yrs, 

7si  \m  -  •  -        G.  Baviett  1 

Mr  K.  Gladstone's  DDia?y.  6  ytt,  .8Bt  lam  J.  Oeborfie  U 
Mr  Ji  Fiekerseiirs  eh.  g.  by  Sahator,  out  of  Peffar, 

6yiB,  ftst;  Lib  -  -  -        Plattt  8 

Mr  T.  Ik  <iJmber^  Ayleaf ord,  8  yrsv  Tnt  «IU  Tomtlinson  4 
MrB.P&Qk'a.Bhroeken,6yrs^9e«18il>  -      ArehM  - 

Mr     Heiie^a  Crofter,  8  7ni,:8Bt.4lb     -  A,  mm  - 

MirToivillqy.Parker'sShrivei\  8yTS^78t  lj^  -   A.  WMe  - 

11  to  4  agst  Bonnie  Lassie,  100  to  30  agst  Birooken,  100  to 
15  each  agst  Aylesford,.  Dowry,  and  the  Peffar  geldings 
and  10  to  1  each  agst  the  others.  Won,  by  twolengthcF^ 
fire  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

t!fae  Semtkport  Two  yrs  old  Plate  of  150  sot.;  entHftnce- 
3g8  for  gtamerai  Ccmal  F^at k^jabost  A htAmg^i l4Bl.m,) 
Mr  W.  Walker's  gr.  c.  by  Mereworth,  out  of 

iStoikboaivon,  Sst  91b      -  B.  O^tm  f 

LdHBldo&'sQtorin  Llg1«tjJ»s<^4ft^  ^       Artber  i 

L  2 

Digitized  by  GooqIc 


244  EACTNG  CALENDAR, 


Mr  T.  Leader's  IjOwdowD,  9st  ifb 


G.  Barrett  3 


MrTownley-Parker's  Matachin,  8st  9tb  -  A.White  4 
Mr  G.  Moore's  Theodemir,  9st  7tb    -        Mr  T.Beasley  - 


76  to  40  on  Storm  Light,  4  to  I  agst  Lowdown.  100  to  14 
agst  the  Strathcarron  colt,  and  100  to  6  each  agst  the 
others.  Won  by  a  neck,  a  length  and  a  half  between 
the  second  and  third. 

The  Molyneux  Cup  (handicap)  of  800  sov.,  by  subscription 
of  20gs  each,  15  ft.  or  5  ft.  if  declared  by  July  6th,  with 
427^.  bs.  added  ;  Canal  Point  in  (42  subs.  28  of  whona  paid 
5g8  each— 800/.) 

U.  of  Portland's  Satchel j  by  Galopin,  3  yrs, 

6st  12tti      -  -  -  G.  Woodbam  1 

Mr  R.  Crest's  Leeds,  6  yrs,  8st  12lb      -  Archer  2 


Mr  Townley-Parker's  Hammoon,  4  yrs.  7st  2lb  A.White  5 
7  to  4  on  Leeds,  5  to  1  agst  Linda,  100  to  14  agst  Ilam- 
moon,  8  to  1  agst  Satchel,  and  10  to  1  agst  Invention. 
Won  by  half  a  length,  four  lengths  between  the  second 
and  third. 

The  Woolton  Plate  of  lOOgsj  the  winner  to  be  sold  by 
auction  for  50  sov.,  if  for  iOO  sov.  to  carry  71b  extra;  en- 
trance 3  gs;  five  furlongs  flOU.  175.) 
Mr  H.  B.  Craig's  The  Child,  by  Balquhidar,  2  yrs, 

78t  (50/.)-  -  -  -       A.  White  1 

Mr  Phipps's  Little  Witch,  4  yrs,  9st  7lb  (50/.)  -  A.  Giles  2 
Ld  Calthorpe's  Rosemary,  3  yrs,  8st  12lb  (50^.)  Archer  3 
Mr  W.  Blake's  Chance  Shot,  2  yrs,  7st  (50/.)  Tomlinson  4 
Mr  Muraford's  Reflector,  5  yrs,  9st  71b  (50/.)  Frank  Sharpe  6 
Mr  J.  W. Lee's  Bagley  Green,  2  yrs,  7st  21b 

(50/.)     -  -  -  -  J.  Woodbum  6 

1 1  to  4  agst  Rosemary,  3  to  1  each  agst  The  Child  and  Little 
Witch,  100  to  16  agst  Chance  Shot,  and  20  to  1  each 
agst  the  others.  Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  four 
lengths  between  the  second  and  third. — ^The  winner  was 
bought  in  for  200gs,  and  Mr  Craig  claimed  Little  Witch 
for  Mr  O'lS^eill. 

The  St  George  Stakes  of  20  sov.  each,  15  ft.,  with  400  sov, 
added,  for  three  yrs  old  ;  the  second  received  30  sov.  from 
the  stakes,  and  the  third  saved  his  stake ;  entrance  3gs,  the 
only  forfeit  if  declared  by  February  3rd,  or  5gs  for  acceptors; 
about  one  mile  and  a  half  (49  subs.,  18  of  whom  paid  2gs 
each— 809/.  15s.) 

Ld  Bradford's  Isobar,  by  Isonomy,  9sfc  -  J.  Osborne  1 
Ld  Cawdor's  The  General,  8st  91b  (car.  8st  lOlb)  Archer  2 


Mr  G.  Walker's  Pennant,  Sst  9lb- 


Chandley  - 


Sir  R.  Jardine's  Linda,  4  yrs,  6st  - 
Ld  Bradford's  Invention,  3  yrs,  6sfc 


Wall  3 

Tomlisson  4 


LIVERPOOL  July  Mbbting.  245 


Mr  J.  DoTer's  Warepitc,  8st  9Tb  -  -  Pagh  3 

Mr  John  Charlton's  Ben  Venue,  Sst  9lt>  A.  Giles  4 

5  to  4  agst  Isobar,  1 1  to  8  agst  The  General,  and  100  to  8 
each  agst  the  others.   Won  by  a  length,  a  bad  third. 

The  Windermere  Maiden  Plate  of  150  aov.  for  two  and 
three  yrs  old,  maidens  at  entry;  horses  entered  by  July  7th 
to  be  sold  by  auction  for  300  soy.  allowed  dlb,  if  for  1 50  soy. 
121b;  entrance  3gs:  five  furlongs  (U6f.  17«.) 
Mr  B.  Osborne's  The  Interloper,  by  Beanclerc, 

2  yrs,  68t  9ft  (160?.)  -  -  -   Goodway  1 

Mr  £.  Jones's  Cage  Bird,  2  yrs,  68t  9lb--car. 

6st  lift  (1502.)  .  .  J.  Woodbum  2 

Mr  J.  Hopwood*8  Confusion,  3  yrs,  88t  79) 

C150Z.)        -  -  -  -G.Barrett  8 

lid  Bradford's  Caradoc,  3  yrs,  9st  7ft     -  Archer  4 

Baron  de  Hirsch's  Vallombrosa,  2  yrs,  6st  9ft 

(1502.)  -  Tomlisson  5 

13  to  8  on  Caradoc,  5  to  1  agst  The  Interloper,  100  to  15 
agst  Vallombrosa,  7  to  1  agst  Cage  Bird,  and  10  to  I  agst 
Confusion.  Won  by  a  length,  two  lengths  each  between 
the  second,  third,  and  fourth.— The  winner  was  sold  to 
Mr  Vyner  for  245gs. 

Wednesday. — The  Knowsley  Dinner  Stakes  of  10  soy. 
each  for  acceptors,  with  200  soy.  added,  for  three  yrs  old; 
the  second  saved  his  stake;  entrance  3gs,  the  only  forfeit  if 
declared  by  January  6th ;  one  mile  and  a  quarter  (26  subs., 
9  of  whom  paid  entrance  only — 346?.  17«.) 
Mr  B.  M.  Biddnlph's  Orchid,  by  Hampton,  98t  Archer  1 
Mr  W.  Steveoson^s  Boyal  Rake,  8st  7!b  -  J.  Osborne  2 
Sir  B.  Jardiue's  Kinmont  Willie,  88t  4lb      G.  Bowman  3 

4  to  1  on  Orchid,  and  8  to  1  each  agst  the  others.  Won 
Yery  easily  by  a  neck,  four  lengths  between  the  second 
and  third. 

The  All-aged  Plate  of  lOOgs;  two  yrs  old,  78t  7Tb,  three, 
98t  5ft,  four  and  upwards,  lOst;  m.  and  g.  allowed  2t!$;  the 
winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  80  sor. ;  entrance  3g8 ;  five 
furlongs  (lOU.  17«.) 

Mr  W.  P.  Greenairs  b.  h.  Export,  by  Exminster, 

6  yrs  -  -  -  Brnckshaw  1 
Mr  J.  0*Nciirs  br.  f .  Little  Witch,  4  yrs  -  Archer  2 
Mr  J.  Mnmford*8  ch.  g.  Reflector,  5  yrs  -  A.  White  3 
Mr  G.  Cleveland's  b.  c.  Thomey,  2  yra  (car. 

7Bt9m)  -  -  -  -      G.Barrett  4 

11  to  8  on  little  Witch,  15  to  8  agst  Export,  and  20  to  1 
agst  Reflector.  Won  by  a  length,  two  lengths  between 
the  second  and  third.^The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr 
Pickersgill  f or  S50gB. 


Digitized  by 


246  EA€ING  CALE^TBAB, 


The  Mersey  Stakes  of  600  sov.,  by  subscription  of  15  ; 
each,  or  6  ft.  if  declared  by  March  Srd,  with  5  sov.  ad( 
for  two  yrs  old  ;  the  second  to  have  received  50  sov.  from 
plate:  Canal  Point  in  (50  subs.  H  of  whom  paid  5  sov  € 
— 600Z.) 

Mr  K.  Peck's  The  Bard,  by  Petrarch,  9st  2Tb  (Arch 
walked  over. 

The  Lancaster  Welter  Handicap  of  lOOgs;  the  winnei 
be  sold  by  auction  for  150  sov entrance  3g3  for  start< 
seven  furlongs  {101?.  17«.) 

Mr  R.  Peck^s  Archer,  by  See  Saw,  4  yrs,  9st    -  Archer 
Mr  Townley-Parker's  Sunset,  4  yrs,  8st    -      G.  Barrett 
Even  on  Archer.   Won  by  half  a  length.— The  win 
was  sold  to  Mr  Behan  for  156fis. 

The  Liverpool  Cup  (handicap)  of  IGOO  eov.,  by  snbscj 
tion  of  25gs  each,  15  ft ,  or  3  ft.  if  declared  by  June  2! 
with  649A  e^f.  added;  winners  extra;  the  second  recei 
25  sov.  out  of  the  plate;  a  mile  and  a  half  (39  fcabs,  23 
whom  paid  3gs  each — 975^  ) 
B.  of  Westminster's  Sandiway,  by  Doncaster, 

4yrs,  7stlOlb  -  -  -G.Barrett 

Ld  Cawdor's  The  General,  3  yrs,  5ht  131b  Tonilisson 
Ld  Bradford's  Quicklime,  6  yrs,  7st  Sib  Tomlinson 
Mr  Cumberland's  gee  Sie,  4  yrs,  5*^  felb  (car. 

Sstlllb)  -  Kickaby 
Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Londondei-ry,  3  yrs,  est  4!b 

(incl.  It' lb  extia)         -  -  .\Y.  Glover 

5  to  2  agst  Satidiway,  55  to  20  sgst  Quicklime,  4  to  1  ej 
agst  The  General  and  See  Ste,  and  100  to  12  agst  L 
dondeny.  Won  by  a  shoit  head,  three  lengths  hetw< 
the  secotd  and  third. 

The  Preston  Welter  Handicap  of  5  sov.  each,  1  ft,  to 
fund,  with  100  spv.  added;   Canal  Point  in  (15  subs 
130^.) 

Mr  H.  B.  Craig's  Old  Nobility.,  by  Salvaitor,  4  yrs, 


Mr  H.  Hungerford's  Brighton,  3  yrs,  8&t  12lb  Archer 
Ld  Cawdor's  Grey  Parrot,  3  jr?,  8bt         -     G.  Barrett 
Mr  G.  Cleveland's  Pelerine,  6  >re,  Sst  71b       J.  Osborne 
Mr  W.  Walker's  Lively,  4  j n^,  78t  lilb     -  Pktt 
Mr  J.  Pickerj^gill's  Et^camillo,  3  yrs,.  7st  4lb  Tomlinson 
1 1  to  10  agst  Brighten,  ICO  to  30  agat  Old  Nobility,  ] 
to  15  agst  Grey  I'arrot,  7  to  1  agst  Subduer,  100  tc 
agst  Pcler  iue,  and  100  to  6  sght  Lively.  Won  by  a  ne< 
two  lengths  between  the  second  and  third* 


7!?t  bth  - 
Mr  H.  Macksey's  Subduer,  aged,  9st  - 


A.  White 
-  Webb 


LIYSePOOL  Jolt  Mmtino. 


247 


The  Geraml  Pjknte  of  200  uov^  bj  gobsoription  of  10|i:a 
«aeh,  or  3  ft.  it  declared  b'j.  April  7thi  with  612.  8«.  added, 
for  two  ;iS'pld;  fiya^farlDDgd  (,17  aitbs.  4  of  wbom  paid  ]^ 

Baron  do  Hir8cli?s  IkOrgnette,  bj  Sfeoalam, 
.  8stiam      -  -  .  .      Archer  1 

Mr  H.  HoflferfQiNl's  Little  Lady,,  tot  6ft       G.  BarreU  2 
Hr  HedwoEth  Lambtou's  Altiora,  8st         -  J.  Osborne  3 
6  to  5  on.  Lorgnette,  7  to  4  agst  Little  Lady,  and  100  to  16 
ac;st  Altiora.  Woa.Yety  easily  by  a  neck,  a  bad  third. 
Tjini|spAT.*--Xha  Blackpool  Two  yxs  old  Plate  of  lOOgs; 
the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  150  so  v.,  if  for  100  sov. 
ddlowei  III;  -entxttnoe  3gs  fore  tartars five  furlongs  ( H)  li.  1 7  s,) 
H.  B.  Qes^'s  Tlue  Child,  8st  al^Cl^o;.)  C.  Bowouui  1 
Mr  G.  Cleyeland's  S^irmte^  a»(  58k--«ajr.  8st  7ft 

(1002.)  -  -  -        J.  Osborne  2 

Mr  J.  PiokersgilTa  b.  f:  by  Fero  Goniez,  out  of 


13  to  8  on  '^e'Cbild,  9  to  4  agst  Sitrasate,  and  10  to  1  agst 
the  lionny  May  filly.    VToa  by  half  a 'lengthy  a  bad 
third.— The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  JoasLffe  for  205ga. 
The  Seaforth  Welter  Handicap  of  lOOg^i  aotoraiict  ^gs; 
Canal  Poifi*  in  (lOU.  17*.) 
Mr  G.  Cle^reUnd's  Felerine,  by  Pell^gdaOj  6  yrs, 

fistalb  -  •  *  -A.Giler  1 

Mr  T,  Holmes*8  Floridor,  3  yts,  Sst  2ft  -  Fagan  2 
Mr  W.  Walker's  Lively,  4  yjSj  Sat  7lJJ-  J.  Osborne  3 

6  to  4  on  Felediie,  3  to  1  ag«t  Lively,  and  100  to  30  agst 
Floridor.   Won  easily  by  a  neck,  fhree  lengths  between 
the  seo^d  a^d  third. 
The  Joaii£5B.StakBi.af  5  JQ>r..each,.  1  ft..with  lOOsotv.addod, 
for  two  yrs  old;  five  farlonga  (21  subs. — isai.) 
Mr  W.  Walker's  gr.  c.  by  Mereworth^out  of 

Strafcbcatron,  98t  -  -     .    J.  Oabome  1 

Mr  B.  Glad9tonB*a  br.  f .  by  BoskrRcian^  oat  of 

Lady  Flora,  8Bt  4!b         -  -         Tomlinaon  2 

Mr  Towiiley-Packer*8  Matachin,  8st  7ft  -  Faga^  3 
Mr  G.  Moore's  Theodenur,  9st59l      -  A.  Giles  4 

5  to  2  on  the  Strathcarron  colt^  1 1  to  2  f^t  Theodemir, 
100  to  15  agst  the  Lady  Flora  filly,  and  100  to  6  agst 
Aiataohin.    Won  by  two  lengthsr  three  lengths  between 
the  second  ai^d  thiod. 
TheXIJrexteljh  Plato  (handioap)  at  660  sor.,  by  snbscrip- 
on  of  20gs.each)  I/S  ft,  oc  5ft^if  declared  by  July  6th,  with 
29S  SOY.  added;  five-forlongs  (36  subs.  21  of  whom  pail  5g8 
each'-^AOZ.) 


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248  RACING  CALENDAR, 

Mr  Townley-Piirker'B  Pillery,  by  Thunderbolt, 

4  yn,  Tat  12tb      -  -  -  Frank  Sbarpe  1 

MrUongerford's  Brighton,  3yrs«  Sst  lib  J.  Wood  bam  2 
Sir  B.  Jardine's  Linda,  4  yrs,  Gst  91b-      •  Wall  9 

Mr  A.  Benholm's  Hopscotch,  3  yrs,  7st  6tb  -  E.  Martin  4 
Col.  Forester's  The  Wrekin,  4  yrs,  7st  lllb  Fagan  S 

Mr  £.  Smithwick*8  Sir  Hngh,  4  yrs,  Tst  5lb    Tomlinson  S 
11  to  4  agst  Sir  Hugh,  100  to  SO  agst  The  Wrekin,  9  to 
2  agst  Hopscotch,  5  to  1  agst  Brighton,  11  to  2  agsfe 
Pillery,  and  100  to  8  agst  Linda.  Won  in  a  canter  by 
three  lengths,  a  neck  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Juvenile  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  two  yrs  old  i  colts,  Sst  1  Sft, 
fillies,  88t  911);  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  anctkm  for  80  sot.; 
entrance  Sgs;  five  furlongs  (101 Z.  17«.) 
D.  of  Portland's  ch.  c.  Nubblej  Box,  by  Albert 

Victor  -  -  -  A.  Giles  1 

Mr  G.  Cleveland's  b.  c.  Sarasate  •  -  Bmckshaw  2 

Baron  de  Hirsch's  ch.  f.  Vallombrosa  -  J.  Osborne  3 
Ld  Cholmondeley's  ch.  f.  Emancipation  -  F.  Bossiter  4 
Mr  W.  Blake's  ch.  f.  Jnne  ...  Fagaa  5 
Mr  J.  O'Neill's  b.  f .  Daisy  Maud  Gate  Annt 

Bnth)  -  -  •         E.  Martin  6 

15  to  8  on  Nnbbley  Bnx,  6  to  1  agst  Jane,  7  to  I  agst  Sara« 
sate,  10  to  1  each  agst  Vallombrosa  and  Emandpatioo, 
and  20  to  1  agst  Daisy  Maud.  Won  by  a  length,  f onr 
lengths  between  the  second  and  third. — The  winner  was 
sold  to  Mr  Pickersgill  for  S25gs. 

The  West  Derby  Stakes  (handicap)  of  10  soy.  each,  Sgs  ft. 
to  the  fund,  with  120  sov.  added,  for  three  yrs  olds  one  mile 
(12  subs.— 140/.) 

Mr  G.  Cleveland's  Exquisite,  by  Exminster, 

7stdlb         -  -         .  -  -E.Martin  1 

Mr  John  Charlton's  Lady  Katharine,  7st  71b  J.  Woodburn  2 
Mr  L.  Hone's  Crofter,  7stlim      -  -      Fagan  3 

6  to  4  agst  Exquisite,  2  to  1  agst  Crofter,  and  5  to  2  agst 
Lady  Katharine.  Won  by  two  lengths,  four  lengths 
between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Birkenhead  Cup  of  lOOgs.  for  three  yrs  old  and  iip« 
wards;  entrance  Sgs;  one  mile  (lOU.  17«.) 
Mr  J.  Dover's  Warspite,  by  Uncas,  8  yrs,  8st    -  Pugh  1 
Mr  J.  O'Neill's  Alfred  (late  Edison),  4  yrs, 

8Bt9lb  -  .         -  .  A,  Giles  2 

6  to  1  on  Warspite.  Won  easily  by  two  lengths. 


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BELLEWSTOWN.  249 
BELLKWSTOWN. 

Wednesday,  July  the  16th.— The  Crockafotha  Plate 
(handicap)  of  60  soy.}  entrance  2  boy.  for  starters;  one  mile 
(48Z.) 

Mr  J.  Gnbbins's  Tournure,  by  Victor,  3  yrs, 

98t7lb         -  -  .       MrH.  Beasley  1 

Mr  Bird*s  Salami,  3  yrs,  68t  13lb  «    Conningham  2 

Mr  J.  Igoe's  Not  Oat,  3  yrs,  6st     -  -     Lynch  3 

Mr  A.  Tieman's  Pocahontas,  4  yrs,  Tst  6D5  (car. 

7st7ft)        -  -  -  -   Hoysted  - 

Mr  T.  G.  Gordon's  Battlegnage,  3  yrs,  6st  2m  Westlake  - 
Mr  A.  Ledley's  Asnidres,  4 yrs,  Cat  2th  -  Waterson  - 

6  to  4  agst  Tonmaie,  2  to  1  agst  Salami,  5  to  I  agst  Not 
Out,  6  to  I  agst  Pocahontas,  and  10  to  1  each  agst  the 
others.   Won  by  a  len^b,  a  bad  third. 

The  Hilltown  Plate  of  50  sov.;  first  entry,  I  soy  ,  second 
entry,  2  soy.,  and  1  so?,  extra  for  starters:  T.Y.C.,  sis  far- 
longs  (48/.) 

Mr  R.  S.  Langan's  Wild  Sherry,  by  Don  John, 

or  Prince,  3  yrs,8st  9tb  -  -  W.Miller  I 

Mr  J.  Gnbbins^s  Toarnnre,  3  yrs,  98t  9 lb  Mr  H.  Beasley  2 
Mr  J.  Igoe's  Not  Oat,  3  yrs,  9st    -  J. Igoe,  jun.  0 

Mr  P.  M.  V.  Sanrin's  Skipaway,  2  yrs,  78t  -Lynch  0 
Mr  A.  Ledley's  Asnidres,  4  yrs,  9st  •         Halt  - 

Mr  P.  A.  Kirk's  Puella,  2  yrs,  78t       -         Waterson  - 
Mr  A.  Tieman's  Nightmare,  2  yrs,  78t  (Uoysled),  was 
weighed  for,  and  her  namber  pat  np,  but      bolted,  threw 
her  rider,  and  did  not  go  to  the  post. 
2  to  1  on  Toarnnre,  6  to  I  agst  Wild  Sherry,  7  to  1  each  agst 
Skipaway  and  Puella,  and  100  to  6  agst  Not  Out.  Won 
by  three-quarters  of  a  length,  Not  Out  and  Skipaway  ran 
a  dead  heat  for  third  place,  beaten  two  lengths. 

Thursday. — Mr  T.  G,  Gordon's  Battlegnage,  by  Ben 
Battle.  3  yrs,  lOst  (xVCr  H.  Beasley),  beat  Mr  P.  A.  Kirk's 
Small  Fry,  3  yrs,  lOst  (Mr  W.  M'Auliffe),  seven  furlongs, 
25.-5  to  4  on  Battlegnage,  who  came  in  alone,  Small  Fry 
having  bolted. 

The  Belle wstown  Plate  of  40  sov.  for  all  ages;  optional 
selling  weights;  first  entry,  1  sov.,  second  entry,  2  sov.,  and 
1  sov.  extra  for  starters;  six  furlongs  (38/.) 
Mr  J.  Gnbbins's  Tournure,  3  yrs,  98t  3lb  Mr  II.  Beasley  I 
Mr  R.  S.  Langan's  Wild  Sherry,  3  yrs,  9st  W.  Miller  2 
Mr  Bird's  Salami.  3  yrs,  8st  5ft  (ISO/.)  -  Cunningham  3 
Mr  P.M. V.Sanrin's  Skipaway,  2  yrp,  Cst  lib  ( 1 50/. )  Lynch  - 

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Mr  A.  1  iernaih*»  JjiTigUmftre,  d      ^Gfit  lOK  (car. 

68t  11  lb)  -  -  -         Saandera  — 

Mk  T.  G.  Gordon's  B^lfgafega,.3  yn.  Set     -     Azraor  - 

6  to  4  on  ToiiiiDiir.(v,  4  to  1  agst  Wild  Sheny,  asd  WO.  to 
15  agst  any  other.   Won  by  several  lengths. 

Her  Majesty's  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  Irish -bred  horseS)  and 
trained  lucLths  preT-iooely  in  Ireland:  three  yrs  old, 
7st  71b,  four,  9st,  five,  9st^&,  six  and  aged,  9i5t  6ilb ;  .three 
miles. 

Mr  J.  GiibbinB*s  Tournure,  3'  yrp,  walked  over. 
•  T<be  otiieir  races^  were  st»eple  <oIia8es;  Sct,-^^  St.  Ch.  Tbl. 

HEMPTON  PARK  Jvvr  MBurmG. 

Thursday,  July  the.  16th.— The  Eichmond  Mid  Weight 
Handicap  Plate  or  200  sov.;  the  second  received  20  sov.  out 
of  the  fhrte  J  entrance  free  for  horses  the  property  ef  ten- 
guinea  Members  of  the  Club,  figs  for  other  starters;  one  mile 
(174Z.  \58.y 

Mr  C.  W.  Lea's  Edlington,  by  CoBral-to>  4  jrs, 

«8t        -  -  -  -      F.BbrPett  1 

Mr  B.  0.  Starkey's  Woodlitrk,  4'yre,  m  G.  Barrett  2 
Mr  W.  Gardneri  RMerfcfc.Dtm,  8  yrs,  Tbt  (car. 

78t21b)        -  -  -  -A.  Wtite  3 

Mr  J.  B.  Leigh's-  Fantail,  4'  yrs,  Sst  71b  (car. 

8gt  lOlb)       ..  ..  -    A«*er  - 

Mr  W.  Gilbert's  The  Sailor  Prince,  5  yr^,  8st   C.  Lotttes  - 

13  to  8  agst  FantaH,  109  to  BO  agst  EdlmfftoB,  5  to  1  agst 
The  ^ilor  Prince,  1 1  to  fi  a^  <Weod'lai^,  asd  a  te  1 
agst  Bodenck  Dha.   Wo&  by  fi^  'leng4h». 

The  Walton  Selling  Welter  Htndieap  oi  6  sov.  each  for 
starters,  with  lOOgs  added;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction 
for  100  SOT,;  entrance  3g8;  six  fwloags  (»siibe. — 111/.  17*.) 
Mr  P.  Renfrew's  Cj  mbaloria,  by  Springfield,  3  yxs, 

9st  elb  -  -  -  -  Archer  1 

Mr  J,  Gree»wocd'8  Siiverstiok,  4  yrB>  9sl  2lb  G.  Barrett  S 
Mr  S.  Beard's  Songstress,  3  yrs,  98t    -  C.  Weod  3 

11  to  8  on  Cymbalaria,  and  100  to  30  each  agst  Silverstick 
and  Songstress.  Won  by  a  neck,  a  bad  third.--The 
winner  was  bought  in  for  236g8. 

The  KemptoD  Park  Grand  Two  yrs  old  Stakes  ef  209Q  wv. 
by  subscription  of  26  sov.  each,  15  ft.  or  6  ft.  if  declared  by 
January  6th,  v;th  ikO  added;  five  furlongs  (U 7  aubs» 26 
of  whom  f  aU  5  toy.  each—  2000/.) 


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Mr  J.  H,  jgpi»l^rtj|ff  ^J^nj^  ^  SQtwgOdd, 

astim.  -        -  -  '     -        -    OguBtf)!!  1 

Mr  ChadwiQkf«SafiaW4^  ^t,  iiQl^      *  -Archer  2 

Mr  P.  RenfrewtaTWojilewtQrip,9»t  -    C  Wood  3 

Mr  CUxiWwk's  Diacoverei:,  98t       .    r  A.  WhUe  - 

11  t9  4  ^  gf»r»bApd,  3  10  i  9^8t  Siwi^o,  &U  to  1  a^st 

THinnde^tpBin,  AH^i  LOO  ta  J-agst  DtawTcyer.   Won  by 

^  ^Ii^rt  neadt  a  •had'  thli^d. 

The  Ttd^ip^totr  Two  yw  oJ^'^eWnig  ^»Iaie  of  IOOrs;  the 
wfawer  txx  be  Mi  by  aupiion  for  100  «ot.,  if  for  80  sot. 
«Uo.wecl  5!b;  entrance, Sgs;;  €»eiuriong8  (^10 1?,  17».) 
Mr  P.  Kenfrew's  Edmhargh,  by  See  Saw,  8st  1  lib 

<W/.)      .....  -  -  Archer  1 

SirW.  Throckmorton's  ShillhiestoBev  ftgt  tUb^SO/.}  Watts  2 
Capt.  A.  d«  Vere'SdUh^d  ^drgreeiivSsO  m{mi,)Q,  Loates  3 
M^  Osmoad's  Dafoe  DomotiFt  iMt  ^^S^K)  S,  Goater  - 
Mr  G.  Young's  «b.  if.  I)yi  li^ltribesMr  oat  of  F^b- 

tilMMe^  8st  8]b  (Syr.j^     •  -    Q.  Banrett;  - 

M)-^.  MaetenBahft^b.-e.  by^SeAtfcfeh  Chief^  out 

«^Lad|F  £)a(T/>8stMfl^i^80l.^  -  -    Sawliasdn  - 

7  to*  4  ags^  i;aiitbtU[|«h;  btxy  3  a^$tbiiifiBg«tone^  1 1  to  2  agst 
0ttfee<  DoHMHi^  ?  to-l  ag«j|'fiVerg«iadb,  and  10  to  1  each 
Um.  9t^«*   Won  hyA         a  had  thiixL-<-The 
wmec  ymf^^t^  S^r      Tlbft^kim^^^  for  2.50g8j,fVnd 

The  Samm^r  C^p  of  tQ(y  spr.,  added  to  a  S^eeepstakoa  of 
7  8  >v.,^ach  lor  starters,  for  aW  ages;  the  winner  to  be  sold" by 
aucti)p  for  600  spy^  ,wAl;h  allowances  tt  foi:  less^  eoiraAcejS^s; 
five  furloogs  (4  sujt^s,— ?I'9^  Ijis:) 
Mr  Jon.  Davis*RjGai)ltQlitia,  |>y  Vestmiij^i;,  4  yrs, 

j98t2ft.(roo/.>      -      '     -  -         Ai;Gher  l 

UrJUC:  Uendry"'s  ,54^^Mne,  0  -       9lat  ?lb 

(lOOZ.)  -  -  -       '    -  BaiyetJ.  2 

Mr  G.  KruckenhergV  Th^  Echo,.  9  yrsj  ?st 

(100/.)   -  -  -  -       <3.,Wood  3 

Mr  T.  Stevens,  ^n^'s  Fanie,  i  yrs,  9^  flrjb  (.tOOi)  Caonpo  4 

2  to  1  agst  Capitoliiia,  11  J;o  4  ags(^  l;he.£cho^3  to  1  a^st 
Jitac Alpine;,  ap^  7  to  ^  aest  Faorc,  Wou  b/haU:  a 
leiigth,  ihe,  same  between  the  i^ec^oAd  and  thirds— The 
winner  w^s  bop^ht  in  Jor  iS[Ogs» 

T^CkPriaeaj9£  W*l«»)8.  0up  ^hftwJjci®>  Qf  SaOaav.  eact, 
10  ft.  with  500  SOT.  added;  the  ^QUd  ri«3ebife4  90 sot.  out  of 
(Ue  ffn^ai^  ^e-«a(^y  fc^Xelt  {or  hooses  etraeJ^  out 
b74uly^th;  one  mile  j[^3  wJs^  13  of  xKhomjEMWd  entewe 
only— 614Z.  15*.) 


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252  RACING  CALENDAR, 

D.  of  Westminster's  Newton,  by  Fits- James,  4  yrs, 

88t4lb  -  -  -  G.Barrett  1 

Capt.  Wardle's  Merry  Dnchess,  8  yrs,  7st  lOlb  F.  Barrett  2 
Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  Talisman,  4  yrs, 

Sst  (car.  8st  2lb)   -  -  •     E.  Rossiter  3 

Capt.  MachelPs  Qaeen  Adelaide,  4  yrs,  Sst  121b   Archer  - 
Mr  G.  Lambert's  Master  of  Arts,  5  yrs,  Sst  lib   Morrell  - 
Mr  P.  Renfrew's  Barrister,  4  yrs,  78t  ISlb      -  C.  Wood  - 
Chev.  Ginistrelli's  Raffaello.  4  yrs,  7st  lOftS      A.  White  - 
7  to  4  agst  Queen  Adelaide,  9  to  4  agst  Newton,  5  to  I 
agst  Barrister,  9  to  1  agst  Merry  Dnchess,  and  100  to  9 
agst  Master  of  Arts.  Won  by  three  lengths,  a  bad  third. 

The  Snnbary  Welter  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs;  entrance 
Sgs;  five  fnrlongs  (lOW.  I7s.) 

Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Dulcimer,  by  Cymbal,  3  yrs,  98t  Watts  1 
Mr  E.  C.  Starkey's  Modiste,  5  yrs,  98t  7»  -  G.  Barrett  2 
Mr  H.  Macksey's  Bagpipe,  4  yrs,  lOst  12tb  Webb  3 

Mr  T.  Hugbea's  Warrior,  3  yrs,  9st  Sib       -  F.  Barrett  - 
Major  F.  Powell's  Kilt,  3  yrs,  Sst  lOlb  (car.  SstUlb)  Archer  - 
9  to  4  agst  Dulcimer,  5  to  2  agst  Kilt,  7  to  2  agst  Warrior, 
6  to  I  agst  Bagpipe^  and  6  to  1  agst  Modiste.   Won  by 
half  a  length,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

FRiDAT.—The  Thames  Maiden  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  horses 
of  all  ages,  that  had  not  won  before  the  time  of  closing;  en- 
trance free  for  horses  the  property  of  ten-gninea  Memb^of 
the  Club,  Sgs  for  others;  five  fnrlongs  (101 17«.) 
Mr  A.  T.  Hunt's  Littleton,  by  Chancellor,  3  yrs, 

Sst  12%-  -  -  -        J.  Goater  1 

Mr  A.  Victor's  Cistercian,  3  yrs,  Sst  1 21b  -  Watts  0 
Mr  C.  W.  Lea's  Asbgroye,  2  yrs,  6st  Mfb  Tomlieson  0 
Mr  T.  Cannon's  Thompson,  2  yrs,  6st  ilflS  -  Robinson  - 
Mr  Heasman's  Blush,  2  yrs,  7st  -         A.  White  - 

Mr  E.  Hobson's  Myrthe,  2  jrs,  Gst  1 1  lb  -       Wall  - 

Mr  T.  Hyde's  Dora,  2  yrs,  6st  1 1  lb  (car.  6st  1 2lb)  E.  Martin  - 
Mr  H.  W.  Kingsbury's  Repps,  3  yrs,  Sst  I2lb  -  Gwynno  - 
Mr  H.  Nichols's  Esmeralda,  3  yrs,  Sst  9lb  Morgan  - 

Mr  E.  C.  Starkey's  Gamin,  3  yrs,  Sst  I2lb  G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  F.  W.  Taylor's  Caravel,  2  yrs,  7st  -  Anthony  - 
Mr  T.  Toynbee's  Retaliation,  4  yrs,  98t  2lb     -     Booty  - 

100  to  60  agst  Asbgroye,  100  to  15  agst  Cistercian,  7  to  1 
each  agst  Gamin  and  Blush,  S  to  I  agst  Esmeralda,  and 
100  to  S  agst  Littleton.  Won  by  thiee  lengths,  a  dead 
heat  for  second  place. 

The  Halliford  Welter  Handicap  of  6  sov.  each  for  starters, 
with  lOOgs  added;  entrance  Sgs;  one  mile  (3  subs. — 
nil  17*.) 


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KEMPTON  PABK  July  Mkktiwo.  253 

Mr  E.  C.  Starkey's  Woodlark,  by  Skylark,  4  yra, 

lOstSlb  -  -  .        G.  Barrett  I 

Mr  S.  Sayage'o  Adanapaar,  5  yrs,  lOrt  6lb  -  Escott  2 
Mr  Abiiigton*8  Amcliffe,  4  yrs,  lOst  5lb  G.  Loates  3 

6  to  5  agst  Woodlark,  13  to  8  afpt  Amcliffe,  and  6  to  1 
agst  Adana|>aar.   Won  by  a  head,  a  bad  third. 

The  International  Two  yrs  old  Plate  of  750  sov.  for  the 
owner,  and  50  bot.  each  for  the  nominator  and  trainer,  of  the 
winner,  100  sot.  for  the  second,  and  50  aov.  for  the  third,  for 
two  yrs  old;  entrance  lOgs  for  acceptors)  five  farlongs 
(8392.  10a) 

Mr  P.  Renfrew's  Thondentorm,  by  Thunderbolt, 

SstlOlb      -  .  -  -    CWood  1 

Mr  Brodrick-Cloete*8  Encalvptns,  88t  7%  O.  Barrett  2 
Ld  Hartiogton's  b.  f.  by  Ethelred,  out  of  Cerise, 

9Bt2m.  ...  J.Goater  3 

Mr  Leigh's  Exning,  9st  4lb         •  -       Watts  - 

Mr  K.  DoDgairs  Lyddington,  9st        -  Cannon  - 

Mr  Childwick's  Discoverer,  8st  lOtb  •  A.  White  - 

CoL  Byrne's  St  Botolph,  88t  6%         -  Morgan  - 

6  to  5  agst  Eucalyptus,  3  to  I  agst  Thunderstorm,  6  to  1 
agst  the  Cerise  filly,  100  to  8  each  agst  Lyddington  and 
Exning,  and  50  to  1  each  agst  DiscoTcrer  and  St  Botolph. 
Won  by  three  lengths,  two  lengths  between  the  second 
and  tidnl. 

The  Wolsey  Selling  Welter  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs;  the 
winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sor.;  entrance  Sgs;  six 
furlongs  (101/.  I7«.) 

Mr  E.  Bird's  Yardley,  by  Blandford,  8  yrs,  98t  C.Wood  1 
Mr  A.  Yates's  Bowman,  3  yrs,  9st  8lb  -  Watts  2 
Mr  J.  Corlett's  Van  Zandt,  8  yrs,  8st  7tb  E.  Martin  3 
Mr  W.  Coles's  Clash,  4  yrs,  lOst  -  -  Holt  - 

Mr  J.  Greenwood's  Silyerstick,  4 yrs,  9st  12lh  G.Barrett  - 
Mr  W.  Gardner's  Roderick  Dhu,  3  yrs,  98t  2lb    Cannon  - 
Mr  J.  Lowe's  Golden  Honrs,  3  yrs,  98t  2Ih       C.  Loates  - 
2  to  1  agst  Roderick  Dhu,  100  to  30  ag^  Yardley,  5  to  1 
agst  Bowman,  6  to  1  agst  Van  Zandt.  and  100  to  15  agst 
Sil verstick .    Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  three  quarters 
of  a  length  between  the  second  and  third.~The  winner 
was  sold  to  Mr  F.  Bobinaou  for  220g8. 

The  Queen  Elizabeth  Stakes  of  10  sov.  each  for  starters, 
with  ISO  SOY.  added,  for  two  yrs  old;  the  second  sayed  his 
stake;  entrance  4g8;  fire  furlongs  (5  sub8.--l75/.  16«.) 
Mr  C.  Austin's  Protectionist,  by  Bold  Dayrell, 

8st  lom    -  -  -  -     A.  White  1 

Mr  C.  J.  Merry's  Santa  Maria,  98t      •        G.  Barrett  2 


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^4  R4CW<i^CA^^N{)uiI^ 

MrC.  BlantpDiB  Awi^^tigpr'dst  49)  -  Jl.R988iter  3 
Mc  K.  C.  6tatkey^8  ftose  Qaeen,  88t  7fi^  4*  Goat^r  4 

Hx  T.  Cannpn's  JEaU»  Sflt  7^     -  owner  5 

Z  to  4  i^st  ProtectiQtti»t,  Zt9  I  ^adbi  ^gBt  Asfiigxiutioii  and 

Santa  litoiA»/An<i.9i  tp  ^nget  Hiata*  Won-bj  two  Jie«gths, 

a>adthir4. 

Tbe-^rm^k  ilSQUi|]g[F|lM&^  }X)pg82  txKO  ^rotold,.  three, 

|tb^W!i«w<»tbo«>l*l?y  nqfl^W'       1P(>  SOK*;  «n^ano»  9sga; 

Mr  Jos.  Davis's  br.  f .  Capitolina,  4  jrs  -  CL  Barrett  1 
Mr  W.  Gnbeiit%  bR.l.^k)pip,4yi«.    -  .Watt»  2 

Mt  £.  K.  Smith's  b.  f.  f^leta,  4  yrs  -  -     C.  Wood  3 

Mr  J.  Nigbtingairs  br.  g.  Ftrbbto,.S  yr»>  A«  Ki^kthixaU  - 
Mr  J.  Dasl»rQdi'8  b.  .ni.«fi7e,5.yr8.  Nightingall  - 

Mr  A.  Victor's  b.  1  SiWer  Shoe,  3  yra  Cannon  - 

Mir  A.  Yates'fl  b.  f.  PhHemia,  2'3ir8  *   Bobisisaa  - 

fives  von  Capitolina,  I09>t<»  lA  agali  Fleta,  Tin  i  each  afi:st 
Phileoiia,  Gossip^  aad  SUrer!»faoe,  100  to  1&  agstfive, 
jMd-  10  to  1  af^st  PebiO^..  'W>^ %^  hAadv«;.bed  Ihkd. 
^Tke  ivlnncr.  wac«oU  to  ^.F^  lUiniBoMor  SflOgs. 

Th0^id«piam];  Hi^dicap  ojtj^Oa  jo^^,  by  sobscxiption  of 
^  SQY.  eaQby  with  16tt  aov.  added;  wlaP«a»  exti^;  the  second 
received  20  so  v.  out  of  the  stakes;  one  milf  ,a«4  a  quarter 
{9  8ab»— ISOt^.). 

Chey.  Gini$trcflli'fe  Uafftiello,  by  Hermit,  4  tt?, 

Ostrom  -  -  -  -  Wall  1 

Mr  E.,C;..Sta?:Jtey's  Ci^valier,  3  yrs,  7s*  3»  -  A.  White  2 
Mr  E.  e.  Nayloird-ToftStHwister,  aged  9Bt  Rft  ,(h3cl» 

lomejrtraj  -     .       -  -  -       ^atls  3 

Mir  Cumberland's  See^ee^  4.  ynr,      9fb  il^ckaby  4 

II  to.  8.  on  ICXv^i^r,  85.  to  4j>ag8t  To^stmaster,  100  to  12 
See.  Siee,  and  20  to  1  agst  RafEadlo.   Won  Iff  a 
n^d^  a  tendril  between  the  second  ap(J,tlard. 

SWrcjaDAX-^-^^ljwiClareBMmi- WbUer  iiaadieup  2Q0  sot. 
'bysahMnptkni'Of  SgacadK,.  usith  63  cSok.  atMsd;  the  second 
«6eeiifed  SO  sm^  OKk  vtittm-iAAqti  .fi^e  furlongs  (2S»,8ab6.— 

Mr  H.  W.  Einga|tane9rVi.Fedoi%h()r  Lovflavdiv, 

^jE^-dsiSlh  .  -     Mpiarell  1 

;Mr  4!.  Dftwaou'a  Gwite  D^nje,,,  3  yw,  Sat  71b  F,  ^awtt  2 

Mi;H.  Mac^£y'A>&»Mq«r^^e4,.i0st.i^Ib  -    CWood  S 

Mr  G.Triauoar'AlriB,  3y«8,ast8dQbi    -         GLBanekL  - 

CodL  i^.WlHapB's  Glance, '3  yrs,9st4fis       -      Cannon  - 

lid;  J./€^.J|iiosentlial's  BUcher^il^yr«f.90t  Uor^f^  - 


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KEMFTOX  PAfti^  Jvi^.  Meetinq.  255 

MajAr  r.  Fowell'0K4U,^jr8v88tU]b  (cMr.88t  LSll>)  WaUs  - 
Mr  fi.  C  Godfriay's  BoBjesmttii,  .3  yta,  8at  1  ltt>  J.  Goater  - 
Jlr  P.  Bur/s  Lord  M^jiBiu^,  3  yxa,  8;st  7HJ  Chasterman  - 
to  40  ag^  Sabdtiar).  4  to  I  «aicli  la^^st.  Gmi^e  Dame  and 
Iris,  10  to  1  each  agst  Glance  aad  &  <sg8^ 

ITedora^  ftiid  100 io  T^nsfsH  Bluober;  Won ionu:  leoK^^s, 
«badtBiiid.. 

The  Twicftetthafti  Two  yrs  old'SeUihg  "PJate  of  lOOgs;.  the 
winner  to,  "be  sold  hy  aacfiton  for  "100  so?.,  if  for  60  aov. 
allowed  AUt;  entrance  Sgs;  fi,ye  ftirloti^  (tOU.  T7dL) 

Ld  Roschery's  PlQasuioncQt  i>g  Qr^mor»%  dat  68) 

(80^.)       -  .       '     .  .      OaAoen  1 

Capt  A.id^  Veye.ShuJbh*8  SldUiqg^ione,  8st  lllb 

(892.)         -  -  -  .   S.  lioates  2 

Mr  G.  Windham*ar  Kt  hy  HUauof]^,.QgJb  of  Kathleea, 

8st  8tb  (80Z.)  -  .         ^  ■  -     Morgan  3 

Mr  T.  V.  Morgan's  Maasland,  Sat  I  lib  (80/.)  G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  R.  Stewart**  Agnes  fitet  8»  (sfe/.)  -   C.  Wood  - 

Mr  R.  Bird^s  Vleteria,  6^  6m  (80^.')  -  J.  Goater  - 
Mr  W.  H-tfiftiiill'B  DondoiMi^d j  M  (^.).  Men^n  - 
Mr  C.  Archer's  Sancy  Bell,  88t  816  (80Z.J-  F.  Barrett  - 
Mr  A.  Ytites>  PhUenla,  8M  8^  («0{l)         -        Guy  - 

2  to  1  a^t  Shillingstone,  7  to  2  agst"  Victoria,  5  to  1  agst 
Biiacy^Beil,  and  8  te  .l"agst  Pleasaunce.  Won  by  half 
«  length,  t^e  8am&  between  the'seeond  and  third.— The 
winner^  wm^d  'txx'ffo:  sBambi^id^  ^ev  280gs. 

TJie  Kempton  Park  Jftflj  £|a«dk»P;  ol'  lrOOO  wn.  by  snb. 
earipuonc  of  'i^  eaicb,  lo  ft-or  &  ft  if  d^Ured  by  Jaly  6th, 
with  Ipj*  added;  t^e>wmd!repww^  100  sov.  and  the 
tbird  50  BQv.  out^f  the  stakes^  m  fndAwgn  (38raabs.  20  of 
whom  paid  5gs  each — 850i.) ' 
Mr  Camberl«nd:8  Alb/^t  Mel^cu  b(r  Omge 

Fredericks  i  yrs,  Tat  5.05      -  -  Xoatea  1 

Mr  W.  M.  Redfem's  Camlet,  4  yrs,  78t  -  Booty  2 
Chey;  -Ginistrelli's  Oneato^,  3.  y*s^  (st  alb  -  -  Wall  3 

Hx  R.  C.  Naylor's  Fast  andXotoseu  4  yr^.7st  ^  CL  Baurett  - 
Col.  Howard's  Ofdo«jU,  4  yra,  7et  2lb  -       E.  Martia  - 
Mr  C  Archer's  Broxbouroe,  3,  yrs,.  7at  lib-    -F.  Bawrett  - 
Mr  J.  H.  HwU^worth's  Gc^den  Xijjght*  3  yr8,.6st 7Ib  Dana  - 
C»ptu  WrardTe*8  Merry  Dachess,  3  yi^»6fit  6lB  •  Robinson  - 
Mr  CraveR'/8rD^)^jWitb,  .3  yv8,  ,60to6lb   -       TomUsson-  - 
6  to  3  agst  Albert  MftlvUle,  7  to  a  agst  Broxbomrne,  6  to  1 
ag^  Ooesto,  .8  to  L  o^at  .GioMe&  ngbt;^  10  to  I  each  agst 
jlast  and  Xooaa  and  Ojrdovij^^  100  rto  8  each  Agst  Dart- 
neutbjetod  Merry  Bucbesi^  and^SlQr  io  1  Camlet. 
Won  "by  two  lengths,  a  bad  third. 


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256  RACING  CALENDAR, 


The  Fnlwell  Selling  Stakes  of  10  soy.  each,  h.  ft.  with 
200  BOY.  added,  for  two  yn  old,  Tat  4lb,  three,  98t  6lb,  foor, 
lOst  4lb,  fiye  and  upwards,  lOst  Sib;  m.  and  g.  allowed  Sib; 
the  winner  to  he  sold  by  auction  for  100  soy.;  fiye  forloDgs 
(9  snbs.— 270?,) 

Ld  Rosebery*8  br.f .  Glamonr,  by  Rosicmeian,  8  yra  Caniion  1 
Mr  J.  A.  Wilson's  ch.  c.  Hngh  Arthur,  3  yrs  -  Watts  2 
Mr  W.  G.  Stevens's  ch.  f .  Prickly  Pear,  2  yrs  F.  Barrett  3 
Mr  R.  Stewart's  ch.  f.  Auburn,  2  yrs-  -  Rickaby  - 

Mr  J.  Nightiogall's  b.  f.  Alert,  2  yrs  -  Rawlinson  - 
Mr  W.  Burton's  b.  f.  Green  Jacket,  3  yrs  -  C.  Wood  - 
Mr  F.  Robinson's  br.  f .  Capitolina,  4  yrs  -      G.  Barrett  - 

5  to  2  agst  Glamonr,  4  to  1  agst  Hugh  Arthur,  9  to  2  agst 
Prickly  Pear,  6  to  1  agst  Alert,  and  7  to  1  each  agst 
Capitolina  and  Green  Jacket.  Won  by  a  neck,  the  same 
between  the  second  and  third.~The  winner  was  sold  to 
Mr  0.  Archer  for  4S0gs. 

The  Oatlands  Park  Handicap  Stakes  of  10  soy.  each  for 
starters,  with  150  soy.  added;  the  second  received  20  soy.  oot 
of  the  stakes;  entrance  Sgs;  one  mile  and  a  quarter  (5  subs. 
—166/.  17#.) 

Mr  Cumberland's  Childhood,  by  Coeruleus,  4  yrs, 

78t6fl).  -  -  -  Rickaby  1 

Mr  E.  C.  Starkey's  CaYalier,  3  yrs,  7st  121b.  G.  Barrett  2 
Mr  W.  G.  SteYens's  Ironclad,  6  yrs,  8st  3lb  S.  Loates  3 
Mr  G.  Windham's  Peerless,  3  yrs,  est  71b  (car. 

6st  8lb)-  -  •  -        E.  Martin  4 

Mr  Burton's  Fnlham,  8  yrs,  7st  7%  •    Hntchins  5 

6  to  4  agst  Cavalier,  9  to  4  agst  Childhood,  5  to  1  each 
agst  Peerless  and  Lxmclad,  and  10  to  1  agst  Fulham. 
Won  by  a  length,  three-quarters  of  a  length  between  the 
second  and  third. 

The  Hanworth  Park  Welter  Handicap  of  6  soy.  each  for 
starters,  with  lOOgs  added;  entrance  Sgs;  one  mile  (5  subs. 
12  W.  17«.) 

Mr  W.  Rowe's  Phryne,  by  Solon,  4  yrs,  lOst  -  Watts  1 
Mr  Abington's  Picador,  aged,  lOst        -  -owner  2 

Mr  A.  Victor's  Cistercian,  3  yrs,  8st  lOfl)       G.  Barrett  3 
Mr  A.  Yates's  Bowman,  3  yrs,  9st  21b   -        S.  Loates  4 
Mr  J.  Dover's  b.  or  ro.  f.  by  Skylark,  out  of  Ban- 
nerol, 3  yrs,  8st7lb  -  -  Wilkms  6 
7  to  4  agst  Picador,  3  to  I  agst  Phyme,  100  to  30  agst 
Cistercian,  and  6  to  1  each  agst  Bowman  and  tiie 
Bannerol  filly.   Won  by  two  lengths,  the  same  between 
the  second  and  third. — An  objection  to  the  winner,  on 
the  ground  that  she  was  not  the  property  of  Mr  Rowe, 
was  over  ruled. 


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MANCHESTER  July  MstTiNo.  257 
MANCHESTER  Jult  Mebttino. 

Friday,  July  the  17th.— The  Tjro  Plate  of  400  aor.  by 
sabscription  of  9  sot.  each,  or  1  soy.  only  if  struck  out  hy 
March  3rd,  with  23  sor.  added,  for  two  yrs  old;  five  forlongSy 
straight  (58  sabs.  17  of  whom  paid  1  sot.  each— 400/.) 
Mr  W.  TAnson's  b.  c  Castor,  by  Zealot, 

88tlin>  ...  -FagaQ  1 

Mr  Townley-Parker*8  Going  Away,  9at  Frank  Sharpe  2 
Ld  Calthorpe*s  Siam,  9st     -  -  -  Webb  3 

Sir  B.  Jardine*8  br.  c.  by  Springfield,  cat  of  Lady 

Lucas,  8st  11  lb  -  -  -        J.  Osborne  4 

Capt.  A.  de  Vere  Smith's  Albanian,  98t  -  S.  Loates  6 
Mr  Q.  ClOTeland's  Athelstan,  Sst  I  lib  (Archer),  was  weighed 

for  under  protest,  and  the  number  put  up,  but  the  Stewards 

ordered  it  to  be  withdrawn. 
5  to  4  agst  Athelstan,  4  to  I  agst  Castor,  6  to  1  each  agst 
Siam  and  Going  Away,  and  10  to  1  agst  the  Lady 
Lucas  colt.   Won  by  two  lengths,  three  lengths  betweea 
the  second  and  third. 

A  Two  yn  old  Plate  of  160  sot.;  hones  entered  to  be  sold 
by  auction  for  200  sot.  allowed  6lb;  entrance  ti  aor,  $  fit e  fur- 
longs (147Z.) 

Mr  M.  Dawson's  Capella,  by  Craig  Millar,  7Bt  101b 

(200/.)  ....  Lashmar  1 
Mr  B.  Peck's  Falstaff,  Set  5tb  (car.  8st  9lb)  -  Archer  2 
Capt.  Machell's  Lady's  Maid,  Sst  2%  -  F.  Barrett  3 
Mr  B.  Yyner's  Interlo{)er,  88t  51b  (200/.)  J.  Osborne  4 
Mr  J.  Powney's  Langridge,  Set  Stb  •  Bruckshaw  - 

Mr  F.  putt's  Ferooza*  8st  (200/.)      •  -  Fagan  - 

Mr  John  Charlton's  Harmony,  9st  -  C.  Bowman  - 

Mr  T.  Green's  b.  f.  by  Zealot,  out  of  Bosebnd, 

7st  lOlb  (200/.)        -  -  J.  Woodbum  - 

9  to  4  on  Falstaif,  8  to  1  agst  Harmony,  10  to  1  agst  Ladv's 
Maid,  and  100  to  8  agst  Capella.  Won  by  two  lengths, 
the  same  between  the  second  and  third,  and  a  length 
between  the  third  and  fourth. — The  winner  was  sold  to 
Capt.  Machell  for  SlOgs. 

The  Midsummer  Welter  Handicap  of  600  sot.  by  subscrip- 
tion of  lOgs  each,  or  Sgs  each  if  struck  out  by  July  ISth, 
with  267/.  199.  added;  winners  extra;  the  second  recelTed 
50  SOT.  out  of  the  stakes;  about  one  mile  and  a  half,  starting 
opposite  the  Stand  (49  subs.  37  of  whom  paid  Sgs  each — 
460/.) 

Baron  de  Bothschlld's  LaTaret,  by  Boiard,  4  yrs, 

lOst  lib  (incL  6lb  extra)       .    •    •  F.  Barrett  1 


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358  RiCINa  OALSiriyLfi^ 

MrU.  ]M^Veoi|giqrUii^  3j»cB,9ttiai-  Archer  2 

Mr  WiDn*8  Ladj  Castlereagh,  3  yrs,  89t  9lb  -  Weldon  3 
Ut  W.  I'Anso&'s  Ben  Aider.. yrd,  ID^t  2Tb  Fagaa  4 
Mr  AbiDgton's  Brave,  5  jri,  lOst.^  -      owner  - 

•Mr  TT.  Stevenson's  Londonderry, 3 yr8,5dt  lib  J.Q&bome  - 
Mr  John  Charltoli*d  Lady  Katharine,  3  yrs, 

est  71b  -  :     ....  C.  Bowman  - 

2  to  \  agst  Hnnj^arian,  4  to  I'agst  Lavsret,  5  to  1  each  a^t 
Lady  OEWtlerea^  aiiii  B^vfr,  lOO  to  13  agst  Ben  Alder, 
trad  10  to  1  agst  Londonderry.  Won  by  foar  lengths, 
five  lengths  between  tite  sefaend  ftltd  tiikd^  a  bad  fourth. 

X  Mile  Sluing  SUjiEes  ot  5  .sov.  each/ with  100  sov.  aided; 
three  yrs  old;  9st,  four  and  upwards,  9dtI2fb;m.  andg. 
allowed  STb;  the  winner  to  be  solid  by  auction  for  100  sov.*, 
one  mile  (4  sabs.— Tl»f.) 

Mr  Green's  ch^ c.  Haj>py Home;'by  Slef ton,  3  yrs  J.Osbome  1 
Capt.  Macheirs.b.  f.  Eoi^ia*,  '4  yr$"        -         Atcher  2 
Mr  W.  P.  Greenhird  b.  f .  Priscirfa,  4  jrg       Bf uckshaw  3 
Mr  J.  W.  Knowles^  rmpftlse,  3  yrs         -      Lawrence  4 
3  to  1  on  Fornax,  6  to  1  agst  Happy  Horhe,  100  to  16  agst 
PnsciHa,  aad  20  tb  l       Jjokpnlse*   Won  by  a  hei^,  a 
bad  thkd.^Xbe.ifiimer.wM  sold/  tsx  Mr  T.  LeadeK 
156g8. 

The  July  Plat<^  of  500  sov.  ad^ed  ttv  a'  Sweepstakes-  of 
5  sov.  each  for  starters  (the  sweepstakes  to  the  8eeond)>  for 
two  yrs  old-;  entrance  XOl,  3s,  for  occepton;  ttx  fnrlongs  (3 
■subs.— i«4/.  17*:) 

Mr  B.  Peek'b  The  Bftrd>  hy  Petmreh^  M  7lb  -  Areher  1 
-  Mr  M.  Dawson^  Alaric/  est  '6lb<-  -        lashmar  2 

Mt  T.  Green's  Duchess  ofi  Albany,  8st  €tt)      J.  Oabome  3 
10     1  on  The  Bard.  Won  in  a  canter  by  three  lengtihs, 

four  lengths  between  trkeseooad  and^  third. 
The  Flying  Handicap  of  6  sov^  efich  for  starters,  with 
160  sov.  added ;  entrance  3  sov.;  five  furlongs  (5  subs. — l^Tl.) 
Mr  B.  Peck'fl  Staffa,  by  Scottish  Chief ,  6  yrs,  8st  8lb 

(car.  8st  lOlb)     -  -  -  Archer  1 

Mt  F.  Piatt's  Balvarran,  3  yrs,  m  3Tb  (car.. 
8st4lb)  -  -  -       Bruckshaw  2 

.  Mx  Vyner's  FabU>]a^  4  yrsi  9flt  lib  •  -     OAwme  3 

Mi?  B*  Da^liesh's  Meoevia,  .8  yr^,  8»t  ^  Weldon  4 

Mr  B^  Bodiey*s  Joshua,  -3  yr^s,  7st  9Ib  -  Tomlinson  5 

XI  to  10  on  StafEa^  4.  to  1  a^t  FabioiUs.  100  to  14  agst  Bal- 
va^an,  LO  to  1  agst  Joshua,  and  109  to  M  a^t  Meoevia. 
Won  by  a  length,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and 
third. 

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j$AXi7fu»Ar.-->Th0  atwul  Weitier'  Handioap  Pk«<r  o£  150 
807.;  winners  extrat  eatraaee  3  8evi$  eixiiirloiigp  {,1411.) 
HrT.  .Stones's  Bonaifi  Laasie^     Beorvarkfic,  3  yrs, 

98t  5Jk  (incL.iilb.  extnO  *  -    Weldon  1 

Mr  W.  I'Aji8Qa^s>Maranito^,4i  yt9,(^t  .72&  JTagan  2 

Mr  W.  Stevauon's-  •Ckaig.  Kc^Btoi!,  5  yfB, 

9st  111b-  -  -  -      J.  Qabome  3 

Mr  H.  Macksej's  Monsieur^^  yre,  9st  101b  -  We]>b  4 
Mr  R.  DalgBeah'a  Menevia,  3  yrs,  9st  81b  Heslop  .  - 

Mt  Vyntt*B  Gfloriosa,  3  yrs;  .^st  3fb  -  -        Flatt.  - 

Mrs  E.  Htniter*s  t^rincess  Lotrise  Tf,  aged,  98tllb  Griffiths  - 
J.  A- Htrward*s  Elias,  8'3rr«,  .9st  ift       -   Lawrence.  - 
Mr  J.CoateaVNaamat),  37r8,8St  I'2lb  -       Brocksha^^  - 
Mr  Bleayinire*8  Camphene,  3  yrs;  8at9lb      -     Connor  - 
H  to  1  a^)r  Bonnie  Lassie,  loO  ta  so  agsir  Maronite,  5  to  1 
ag&t  Monsieur,  8  ta  1.  agst  Princess.  Louise  II,  U)  to  1 
agst  Craig  .Roj3t6n,  IW  to  0  a^gst  Mteoevia,  and  20  to  1 
atgst  any  other.  Won  easily  by  -a  length,  three  lengths 
between  the  second  and  third,  and  a  length  between  the 
tfaird  tindfoarth; 

A  Two  yrs  old  Selling  Stakes  of  5  sov.  each,  with  100  sot. 
-  «dd€fd;  colift)  9k,fiHl«3imd  getdlngir,  Sbt-l  llft;  thewinnepiobe 
sold  by  auction  for  50  sovjij^^e.*fa^lo&ffi^  (4-8nbs«^15?.} 
Mr  G.  Canelaod's  ck,  ti  B^£fiil^  Wisdom  Brackakaw  I 
Mr  T.  Green's  b.  f .  Dochess  of  A-lbany  -  J.  Osborne  2 
Mr  T.  Greek's  b.  f .  by  Zeatot^  WiH  ot  &oa»\mi  li^slop  3 
Mr  BeaumontSs^  fe  west  find-  Archer  4 

5  to  4  agst  Duchess  of  Albany.  2  to  1  agst  Bashful,  and 
3  to  1  agst  West  End.  Won  by  two  leng.ths,  a  bad  third. 
—Mr  T:  Green  declared  to  win  with  Duchess  of  Albany. 
»Tbe  winner  was  sold  .to  Mr  T.  Green  for  360g^ 

The  Jalj  Handicap  of  IWO^oY'.  by  subsorlptfon  of  15gs 
each,  3gs  ft;  if  declamd  by  JtUly  13^,  witfh  74U.  14«.  added  $ 
wkmers  e«tra;  the  secend  received  100  sdv^.  and  the  third 
60  sov.  out  of  !fce  i*a^*r-«nfi  mi*^  (43  subs.  32  of  whom 
paid  Sgs  each-— 8^^;) 

Mr  W.  SandersoH's  Hambtetonian,  by  SJpecoIiim, 

4-yrj»,  78t62tb      -  ^    '    '   .    J.Woodfenm  1 

Sir  R.  Jardine's  Beaumont,  3  yrf,  6st  4ft  G.  Woodburn  2 
Mr  H.  Hall's  Eairmiuster,  5  yrs^  6at  13lb  Chandley  3 
Mr  Vyner's  Alb,  3  yrs,  Tst  61b       -  -  Gfoodway  4 

Mr  Townley-Parker's  Uammjopn,  4  ^ra, 

Sstllb         -  -  -         Frank  Sharpe  - 

Mr  H ed worth  Lambton'sPiceoliaOjS  yzsj7&t  4ft  Tomlinson  - 
Mr  BiddulpVs  Orchid,  3  yrs,  7st  1ft  (incl.  5ft 
»xim)  -  -    .       -  *  -        A.  Whit« 


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100  to  40  agst  Orchid,  4  to  1  Fairminster,  6  to  I  each 
agst  Hanibletonian  and  Beanmont,  7  to  1  each 
Hammoon  and  A)b,axid  1 00  to  14  agst  Piccolino.  Won 
by  half  a  IcDgth,  the  same  each  between  the  seeondy 
third,  and  fourth;  Orchid  was  left  at  the  poAt. — An  ob- 
jection to  the  start,  by  the  owner  of  Orchid,  was  ov«- 
mled. 

The  Sammer  Two  yra  old  Plate  of  1000  sov.  by  sabscrip- 
tion  of  I3g8  each,  or  3gs  if  strnck  ont  by  March  3rd,  with 
143/.  49,  added;  the  second  received  100  sov.  out  of  the  plate; 
five  furloDgs  (73  sabs.  12  of  whom  paid  3g8  each — 900/.) 
Mr  R.  Feck's  Philosophy,  by  Hermit,  98t  6lb  -  Archer  1 
Mr  G.  Cleveland's  Athelstan,  8st  lllb  -  Bnickshaw  S 
Mr  B.  Yyner^s  Queen  Joanna,  Sst  lllb  J.  Osborne  3 

Mr  Douglas  Baird's  Donbloou,  8st  U  m  (car.  8st  1 2lb)  Webb  4 


3  to  1  on  Philosophy,  100  to  15  agst  Doubloon,  and  100  to 
8  agst  Athelstan.  Won  easily  by  half  a  length,  three 
lengths  between  the  second  and  third,  and  a  length  be- 
tween the  third  and  fourth. 

A  Welter  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  three  yrs  old  and  upwards; 
entrance  3  sov.;  one  mile  (102/.) 
Mr  H.  Macksey's  Monsieur,  by  Saxifrage,  5  yrs, 

lOstlom      ....      Webb  1 
Mr  B.  Gladstone's  Dowry,  5  yrs,  lOst  7Ib      J.  Osborne  2 
3  to  1  on  Dowry.   Won  by  a  short  head. 

A  Selling  Welter  Handicap  Plate  of  200gs;  the  winner  to 
be  sold  by  auction  for  50  sov.;  entrance  3  sov.;  five  furlongs 
(207/.) 

Mr  R.  Peck's  Chapel  Royal,  by  Hermit,  3  yrs,  9st  Archer  1 
Mr  T.  Holmes's  Floridor,  3  yra.  Sat  4m  -  Fagan  S 

Mr  L.  Forster's  Rosette,  3  yn,  7st  lon>  -    Finley  3 

Mr  G.  Cleveland's  Shy,  3  yrs,  8st  Sib      -      A.  White  4 
Mr  W.  R.  Marshall's  Orwell,  4  yrs,  Sst  lom    -  Weldon  6 
2  to  1  on  Chapel  Royal,  5  to  1  agst  Floridor,  and  6  to  1 
agst  Shy.   Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  a  head  betweea 
the  second  and  third.~llie  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  T. 
Holmes  for  300g8. 

The  Irwell  Plate  of  600  sov.  added  to  a  Sweepstakes  of 
5  sov.  each  for  starters  (the  sweepstakes  to  the  second),  for 
two  yrs  old;  entrance  10  sov.  for  acceptors;  five  furlongs  (4 
subs.— 486/.) 

Mr  M.  Dawson's  Alaric,  by  Childeric,  8st  8lb  (car. 

8st  9lb)  -  -  -  -Archer  I 

Mr  R.  Peck's  Falstaff,  Sst  Sib  (car.  6st  12lb).        Webb  2 


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Mr  Mainley's  Encore,  8st  8lb-  -  -  Fagan  3 

Mr  W.  Banjcay'B  Troilus,  Sst  11  lb-  -  J.  Osbortie  4 

6  to  5  agst  AUric,  7  to  4  agst  Falstaff,  and  6  to  1  agst 

Encore.   Won  by  two  lengths,  a  head  between  the  second 

and  third. 

DURHAM. 

MoKDAT,  July  the  20th.— The  Trial  Plate  of  10Oj?a,  for  all 
ages;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  anction  for  200  aov.,  if  entered 
for  100  80V.  allowed  lOfb;  entrance  Sgs  ;  six  farlongs 
(101 Z.  17*.) 

Mr  T.  Green's  Blitz,  by  Galopin,  3  jra,  8st  13!b 

(2002)  ...  J.  Osborne  1 

Mr  F.  Bates's  Glyndon,  3  yrs,  8st  8lb  (lOOl.)  C.  Bowman  2 
Mr  J.  Dixon*8  Jessie,  5  yrs,  98t  (100/.)  -  Weldon  3 

6  to  4  agst  BlitE,  7  to  4  agst  Glyndon,  and  5  to  2  agst 
Jessie.  Woo  by  two  lengths,  foar  lengths  between  the 
second  and  third. 

The  Corporation  Welter  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgS)  entrance 
3g«;  one  mile  (1012. 17«.) 
Mr  W.  Sadler's  Incendiaiy,  by  King  Lud,  aged, 

9Bt  2lb  -  -  -        J.  Osborne  1 

Mr  R.  Rodley's  Wild  Mint,  5  yrs,  7st  13lb  -        Fagan  2 
Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Glengairdeo,  3  yrs,  7st  7lb   Goodway  3 
Mr  Bowes's  Riep  Van  Winkei,  6  yrs,  9st     -  Bmekshaw  4 
Mr  B.  W.  Armstrong's  Prime  Cheddar,  3  yrs,  88t  1  lb  Piatt  6 
6  to  4  agst  Incendiary,  7  to  2  each  agst  Wild  Mint  and 
Riep  Van  Winkei,  5  to  1  agst  Prime  Cheddar,  and  8  to  1 
agst  Qlengairden.   Won  by  a  head,  half  a  length  be- 
tween the  second  and  third. 

The  Wear  Two  yrs  old  Selling  Plate  of  lOOgs ;  the  winner 
te  be  sold  by  anction  for  100  soy.,  if  for  70  soy.  allowed  6Ib; 
entrance  3g8;  T.Y.C.,  abont  five  furlongs  (lOH.  17*.) 

Mr  C. Lnnd's  Treason,  by  Discord,  8st8lb  (701)  Brnckshaw  1 
Mr  J.  Prislane's  b.  f.  by  Discord,  out  of  The  Mite, 

7st  121b  (70Z.)       -  -  -  Piatt  2 

Mr  J.  Pickersgill's  b.  f .  by  Pero  Gomez,  ont  of 

Bonny  May,  8st  4 lb  (100/.)    -  -     Tomlinson  3 

Mr  F.  W.  Lambton's  Miggles.  78t  12lb  (70/.)     Rickaby  4 

Mr  J.  Coates's  Old  Sam.  88t  1  lb— car.  8st4Q)  (70/.)  Weldon  - 
Mr  H.  Marshall's  ch.  f.  by  Discord,  dam  by  Strath- 

conan,  78t  12lb  (70/.)         -  -  -     Goodway  - 

Mr  R.  Rodley's  Death  Warrant,  7st  12lb  (70/.)  -   Fagan  - 

Mr  W.  Sanderson's  Ambtt,  88t  lib  (70/.)  -         Finley  - 


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5  to  4  Bgst  Treasoir,  3  to  1  a^t  Amber/7  to  I  each  agst 
Old  Sam  and  the  Bonny  May  fifly,  and  10  ts  %  sigst  -any 
otber.  Won  by  a  n«ck,  tinee  jlengt^ia'bcftmeQ.  tiieiMcond 
and  tlu»L*-*ThQ  mnner  was  .aolA  -to  Jdr.A.  Qamt  for 
120||;8. 

The  Durham  Handicap  of  5  sqv,  each,  1  ft,  with  150  sot. 
added ;  the  second  sared  his -stake  $  one  mile  and  a  half  (23 

Mr  B.  y yuer's  Stone  Clink,  by  Specnlum^  3  yir^  Ssi  Piatt  I 
lb  Bowea*s  Noiay  Girl,  5  yrs,  78t7%  (car.  7flt.8fiv)  Fagan  S 
JA  Darham*8  Levanter,  4  yrs,  Tst  lllb      -      Btiekaby  8 
7  to  4  on  Stone  Clink,  9io.  4  agst  XAWrinr^  and  8  to  1 
agat  Noisy  GirL   Won  by  a  length,  half  a  length  be- 
tween the  aeeaad  ondlfaicd. 
The  Blemore  Stakeskol  5  aor.  «aeh^  4  ft.  te*t1*e  ftnii)  ^iHh 
100  added,  for  into  yra  old;  T.YX);  (<4i  «ajbi^li6£.) 
Mr  R.  Yyner'a  Kisa  Not,  by  Kiebfiir,  «afc  em      -    Piatt  1 
Ld  Durham's  Borderer,  8st  9%  -  -        Wfildaa  2 

Mr  R.  Gladstone's  ch.  f.  by  Blair  Athol,  out  of 

Ambnlanoe,  9st  39^^  -  -      J.  O^bom  - 

2  to  1  on  Kiss  Not,  and  4  to  1  each  \iigsft  -B«prderer  and'  tfat 
Ambulanee  fiUy«  yfxm  bj& <a  JreadI}  ijbe  Am%irimce/fiHy . 
lelL 

There  was  also  a  hunters'  rate  on  this  d^y — see  St.  Ch.  Vol. 

TuB8iu:T.^The  Ma«Qr  Heqse  mgh-m^ht  Selling  Bmt 
dacap  Plate  of  K)Oge;  the  winnier  to  b&  mM^Mctiioxi  f«r 
TOBor.i  entranoe.Sgs;  eix  furlongs j(i.Q 1 2.  17.t.) 
Mr  R.  Rodley's  Mr  Jingle,  by  Mr  Winkle, 

3  yrs,  7st  I2lb  (car.  7st  13ft)  -        C  Bowman  1 

Mr  J.  Martin's  Euphrosyne,  4  jir,  dstXlb  -  Torolinson  2 
Mr  J.  Dickson's  Jessie,  5  yrs,  '9st  8%  -  Griffiths  3 

Mr  fl:  Brand's  Thrintefft,agocl,Jefc  10ft  •  WMan  - 
Mr  H.  W.  Cooper's  Dafihess,  .3  fm  Ostfift  »  Het^>  « 
Mr  T.HoIroea'8  7lortdoc,3;y!rfi.9Bt.3llk  -.  SraekshaOT.  - 
Mr  F.  Voa8e'»01dTam,4yr8»88i9lb*  -   Dafis  « 

7  to  4  agst  ThriiHoft,  7  to  2.  agst  Mr  JingM,  6  to  1  aach 
agsfc  Floridor  and  Euphrpayne,  and  8  tg^  l.-%g«t. Jessie. 
Won  by  a  length  and  atalf,  a  oe(4^  .between  ibe«seepnd 
and  third. 

The  Wynyard  HandSoap  Hate  ^  100^;  etitmnce  %jrg; 
SK  furlongs  (1022.  18«.) 

Mr  R.  W.  Armstrong's  ^iyim<3b»djkr,  b^  PiiMe 

'  ChoBlie,  3  yrs,  86t  lom     -  -  -  WeUfo«  1 

Mr  E.  yyner'«Qiorioaa,3yrs»MM  -  Fkitt  2 
Ld  Durham's  Levanteiv  4;  yv8^9et  M     •         CMffithS'  9 


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Mr  Hedfforih  LaBibfa>«^s<  EfeUr  iIImI^^,  3 
9ft5fl^  -  <•  -  -  H^atop  4 

Even  on  Wild  Mint,  4  to  1  agst  Prime  Ch0dilAr,  5  to  1 
ftg3t  Oloriosa,  «iid  7  to  I  agat  Lefi^oter.  Won  by  a 
head*  the  same  het9miihe.se(»vid  and.  third,  »  good 
fourth. 

The  North  Durham  Haudioap  of    sot.  «a<?fc,  f  ft.  •wiifc 
160  sov.  added;  the  second  saved  his  Bti^e;  opd  mlfi  und  a 
quarter  (29  snbs.— 136^.) 
Mr  W.  Sanderson's  Clittotfian,  by  CastTferevgh, 

4  yrs,  fist  6tb         '  -  -  -     "W^on  1 

Mt  J.  PickersgilPs  ch.  g.  by  Sairator,  o^  of 

Peffar,  5  yrs,  Qvt  Bfb  -  -  *         -  TomWn»em  2 

Mr  Bowes's  Noisy  Qkl,  5  yra,  7ft  S%   «•  ^JB^nley  S 

Mr  J.  Miller's  Cirrns,  3  yrs,  fist  4Tb  -         Piatt  4 

Sir  B,  Jardfne's  Lnclnr  Star,  3"  yrs,  ^slftSlb  tfOoocfv^ay))  was 

weighed  for,  but  boKed,  «nd  md  ^iret  go  to  the  -post. 
6  to  4  agst  Cliftonian,  2  to  1  ^st  the  Peffar  geldiog,  6  te  1 
agst  Cirnw,  and  10  to  1  ^igsfc  Noisy  GirL   Wen  by  half 
a  length,  a  bad  third. 

The  I/anchester  Selling  Flate  of  Wg9i       mioQ^  tv  W 
sold  by  anction  for  >00  Boy.^  if  lor  fi<^.ao¥}^  alkJiwd  l^ftb;  leiir 
trance  dga;  T.Y.C.  (19U. 
Mr  MoKgftn's  O^ntlemaa,  )^  J2€»ucler%  i  yirs^ 

9Bt9tb(60Z.)      -  -  -  Weldoft  I 

Mr  J.  Dickson's  Jes«iA,^j]:9,  98t2&'(^0^.)  -  Griffitba  2 
Mr  F.  Bates's  Glyndon,  3  y,r$,  JSat  lllb  (507^  Bowman  3 
Mr  A.  Gaunt*s  Treason,  2  yi:^  784  2lb  (50<.)  -  Gooclway  4. 
Mr  H.  Marshall's  cb^f.  by  Discord,  dam  by  Stratbr 

conan,  2  yrs,  6Bt  lOlb  (60Z.)        -  -      Tinley  - 

Mr  B.  Rodley's  Mr  Jingle,  3  yra^  -8st  aft  (Sft/J     Orhefl  - 

2  to  I  agst  Treason,  &  to  2  agst  Glyndon,  3  to  1  a^at  Gexv- 
tleman,  and  7  tp  1  agst  Jessie.  Won  by  a  head,,  a 
length  between,  the  second  And  thir^.-^Th^  winner  was 
bought  in  for  .81  gs.  .  . 

TbeWhitworth  Stakes      5  BQj.>^afik,  1  ft  tot  the  f  and. 
with  100  added,  for  twa  yirSro]d«  X.¥.C.  (4^  ciab»r--lW/.>. 
Ld  Durham's-  Maid  ol  Hoooto:,  by  HampbDiiv 

fist  21b    -  -  -  -        ;R)ekshf  % 

Mr  J.  Dalton's  FrUrs  Hnrst,  fibt.eft  «  WMon  2. 

Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Pastime,  9st  -  -  -  Watt  3 
^r  R.  J«dine's  b.  f;  by  Tynedsila,  on*  <#  ' 

Equestrian,  fist  2ft«  -  *     G.^amaa  I 

Mr  Hornby's  Lord  Leven,  fist  Mb    -  .SriKtkshaw  -  5 


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2  to  1  a£8t  Maid  of  Itononry  6  to  2  agst  the  Equestrian 
fillj,  Sto  I  agst  Pastime,  and  10  to  1  each  agst  the 
others.  Won  by  six  leng:th8,  a  neck  between  the  second 
and  third. 

The  Larobton  Stakes  of  5  soy.  each,  I  ft,  with  1 50  added, 
forthree  yrsold;  the  second  received  10  sov.  oat  of  the 
stakes ;  one  mile  and  a  quarter  (29  subs.— 180/.) 
Sir  R.  Jardine's  Glengjle,  by  Fits-James, 

8st  3lb      -  -  -  -  C.  Bowman  1 

Mr  F.  W,  Lambton*8  Chiqnita,  Tst  13lb«  Tomlinson  2 
Mr  R.  Yyner's  Sardica,  Tst  13%  -  -       Finley  3 

Mr  W.  Sterenson's  Explosion,  8st  311>  -  -  Flatt  4 

2  to  I  on  Glengyle,  7  to  2  agst  Chiqnita,  and  6  to  1  agst 
Sardica.  Won  by  two  lengths,  a  bad  third. 

LEICESTER  Summer  Mebting. 

TuBSDAT,  July  the  21st.-*The  Railway  Handicap  of 
lOOgs;  winners  extra;  entrance  2gs;  six  furlongs,  straight 
(102/.  18f.) 

Mr  C.  W.  Lea*s  £dlington,by  Coemlens,  4  yrs, 

7st  111b  (incl.  5n>  extra)      -  -      F.Barrett  1 

Mr  Jos.  Davis's  Drakensberg,  5  yrs,  8st  5lb     G.  Barrett  2 
Mr  T.  Valentine's  Xarifa,  4  yrs,  Tst       •      £.  Martin  3 
Mr  C.  Hibbert's  Gipsycraf t,  6  yrs,  Tst  Sib        -      Wall  - 
2  to  1  on  Edlington,  100  to  16  each  agst  Drakensberg  and 
Gipsycraft,  and  7  to  1  agst  Xarifa.   Won  by  a  length, 
two  lengths  between  the  second  and  ihird. 
The  Harborongh  Selling  Plate  of  200  soy.  for  three  yrs 
old  and  upwards;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for 
100  SOT.;  entrance  free  for  horses  the  property  of  Members 
of  the  Club,  5g8  for  others;  one  mile,  on  tbe  Round  Course 
(less  than  200/.) 

Ca.pt  MachelFs  Fornax,  by  Soncar,  4  yrs,  9st  13lb  Archer  1 
Mr  T.  Stevens,  jun.'s  Francis,  3  yrs,  Sst  12lb    C.  Loatea  2 

11  to  10  on  Fornax.  Won  easily  by  a  neck. — The  winner 
was  sold  to  Mr  J.  C.  Waterhouse  for  280gs. 

The  Bradgate  Park  Piute  (handicap)  of  500  sov.  by  sub- 
Bcription  of  ISgs  each,  S  ft.  if  declared  by  Jane  29th,  with 
197/.  12«.  added;  wioners  extra;  the  second  received  25  sov. 
out  of  the  plate;  five  furlongs  (37  subs.  IS  of  whom  paid 
3g8  each— 475/.) 

MrF.  Robinson's  Laceman,  by  Honiton,  aged, 

9st  lllb      -  -  -  •      Archer  1 

Mr  Douglas  Baird's  Offspring,  4  yrs,  7st  7%        -  Booty  2 
Mr  W.  Brown's  Grand  Composer,  3  yrs,  68t  lllb 
— ind.  6n>  extra  (car.  est  13lt)         -         A.  White  3 


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D.  of  Beanfort*8  Ishah,  4  yn,  7sfc  - 


-  E.  Martin  - 


Mr  H.  Chaplin's  Bargnndj,  3  yrs,  68t  13%  Tomlisson  - 
Mr  S.  Wilkinson's  Droitwich,  5  jrs,  est  ]2lb  -  F.  Barrett  - 
JfrF. W.  Lambton's  Poor  Thing,  4  yrs,  SstSK  G. Woodbam  - 


9  to  4  agst  Loceman,  5  to  1  each  agst  Offspring,  Qrand 
Composer,  andlshah,  10  to  1  each  agst  Iceberg  and  Bar- 
gnndy,  100  to  7  agst  Poor  Thing,  and  100  to  6  agst 
Droitwich.   Won  by  a  length  and  a  ha]f,  two  lengths 
between  the  second  and  third. 
The  Mile  Selling  Plate  of  200  sov.  for  three  yrs  old  and 
upwards;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  200  sot.,  if 
for  100  S07.  allowed  7lb;  entrance  Sgs;  one  mile  (1942. 15t,) 
Mr  J.  C.  Waterhonse's  Fornax,  4  yrs,  98t  5%  ( 1 00^.)  Archer  1 
Jfr  Withers's  Diadeste,  4  yrs,  9st  59)  (100/.)        Barker  2 
Mr T.  Stevens, jan.'8  Francis,  3  yrs,  SstTib  ( lOOZ.)  C.Loates  3 
Mr  R.  Howett's  Humility,  3  yrs,  8st  7tb  (1002.)  Rawlinson  - 
Even  on  Fornax,  13  to  8  agst  Diadeste,  and  10  to  1  each 
agst  the  others.  Won  by  three  quarters  of  a  len^h,  two 
lengths  between  the  second  and  third. — The  winner  was 
boaght  in  for  240g8. 
The  Tuesday  Selling  Plate  of  200  soy.  for  all  ages;  the 
winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  200  sov.,  if  for  100  sov. 
allowed  7lb;  entrance  5g8;  five  furlongs  (1942.  16f.) 
Ld  Bradford's  Minz»  by  Wenlock,  3  yrs,  Sst  12fl> 

(1002.)  .  -  -  CWood  1 

Mr  T.  Stevens,  jun.'s  Panic,  4  yrs,  98t  3lb  (1002.)  Archer  2 

3  to  1  on  Panic.  Won  by  a  short  head. — The  winner  was 
sold  to  Mr  C.  Hibbert  for  136gs. 

The  Sutton  Juvenile  Selling  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  two  yrs 
old;  colts,  98t,  fillies  and  geldings,  8st  I2fb;  the  winner  to  be 
«old  by  auction  for  50  sov.;  entrance  3gsj  five  furlongs 
<10W.  17«.) 

Ld  Londonderry's  ch.  c.  Wedding  Day,  by  Cre- 

morne        -  -  -  •      Archer  1 

MrS.  Wilkinson's  b.c.  Keats-  -  -Watts  2 

Mr  T.  Stones's  br.  c.  Rye  -  -       Webb  3 

Mr  R.  Williamson's  b.  c.  Erebus         -    Frank  Sharpe  - 

4  to  1  on  Wedding  Day,  and  10  to  1  each  agst  the  others. 
Won  by  three-quarters  of  a  length,  a  length  and  a  half 
between  the  second  and  third. — The  winner  was  sold  to 
Capt.  Machell  for  340gs. 

The  Knighton  Plate  of  1000  sov.  for  two  yrs  old;  entrance 
142.  U.  for  acceptors;  five  furlongs  (9852.  16«.) 
Ld  Calthorpe*s  Ste  Alv^re,  by  Hermit,  9st  6lb      Archer  I 


Mr  T.  Cannon's  Iceberg,  3  yrs,  est 


Robinson 


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D.  af  Portland's  Arcadiani  ^sfe  JlbJ       -  -        O;  Weod'  3 
Gen.  Owen  Williame's  Lubon,  9et  8ft         -       Watts  - 
Mr  Brodriok-Oioete*s  SHterBmith^  get  Jffl*       O.'  Barrett  - 
e  to  4  on  8te  Alv^e,  9  tod  agst  lA6l^j<8<40'  \  agstr  Ar- 
cadian, 16  to  1  agst  SilversmitJi)  and  '160' to  S-agsctA^riel. 
Wx>n  by  a  neek,  four  lengths  bet^weeii^ithe-  eeeond -  and 
tkird. 

Wbdnesdat.— The  Somerby  Handicap  of    l!iO'  sov.j 
entrance  3gs;  five  fnrlongs  (1462.  lis.) 
Mr  Bleaymire's  Camphene,  by  Lowland^r,  3  yrs, 

6fct  7lb  (c«r,  6st«lb)      -  -  F.Bflwett  1 

Mr  M.  WitHamson's  Cfafnnelieon,  aged,  Sst^  Eagfm  2 

Mn  T.  ValentiDe's  Xarifu,  4 'yrs.  7st>  9fb  (car. 

?s»llfl&)-  -  -  -       0:Wood  8 

Mr  C.  Bibberfls  Gipsycraft,  5'yr8,  7i^t- -   J<^8eop  - 

11  tiy  lO'agst  ChameleoD,  7  to  2  agst  Xvivlfa,-  85  to-SO  agst 
Campheoet  and  7  to  1  agst  Gipsyeraft.  W'on-  by  three- 
q«arler9of  a  length,  a  bad  third. 

The  Bdvoir  Castle  Plate  of  200  soy.  for  twojTs  old;  colts, 
98t,  fillies  and  geldings,  Sst  lllb;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by 
auction  for  200  sov.;  entrance  5gs;  five  farloDgs  (194?.  I5s.) 
Mr  A.  Mackenzie's  b.  f.  Miss  Westboume^  b^ 

Weatbonrne      -  -  -         G.  Barrett  1 

Mr  Abington's  b.  c.  Exploit        -  -       Archer  2 

6  to  4  on.Exploit.  Wob  by  four  lengldiB.— -The  winner  was 
bought  in  for  SdOgs. 

The  Portland  Plate  (handicap)  of  50O8OY.i  by  subscription 
of  16  soy.  each,  5  ft.  if  declared  by  June  29th,  with  85  soy. 
added;  winners  extra;  six  furlongs  (40  subs.  17  of  whom 
paid  6  soy.  each**  6002.) 
Mr  Lefevre's  Wild  Thyme^  by  Lowlanier, 

4  yrs,  7Bt  198}      -  -  -       Tomllsson  1 

Mr  R.  C.  Naylor's  Fulmen,  6  yrs,  8st  lOlb  -  Archer  2 
Mr  J.  H.  Houldsworth's  Spring  Mom,  4'yi^78i2lb 

(inol.  7fl5  extra)  -  Booty  3 

Col.  Hey  ward's  Ordovix,  4  yr»,  78*  6fl5    -       B.  Martin  - 
Mr  T.  Stones'«i  Bonnie  Lassie,  3  yrs,  6st  t8tb  F.  Barrett  - 
•   a^to  4  agst  Fblmen,  9  to  4  agst  Bonnk  Lamie,  7  to  2  agst 
Spring  Mom,  100  to  ^a^si  Qiidoyix,  and'  100  to  7  agst 
Wild  Thyme*   Won  by  »  aeok^  thrve*  lengths  between 
the  seciMid  and  third. 

The  Birstall  Selling  Handicap  Ptate  of  200  soy.;  the 
winner  to  be  sold  by  aiictk>ii  fbr  >60'sori.;  entranoe'dgs;  one 
mile  (1942.  lU) 

Mr  W.  Brown^ft-Sanset,  by>  LQwltMtei^  4L<yr^ 
fotfilb      -  •  ..  .  TMnifcson  1 


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Mr  T.  Stevens,  jnii.'a  Sttncy,  S  yrs,  7st  lOft  C.  Loates  2* 
Gapfc.  Maeheirs  Rosiere,  3  yrs^  IK  -  T.  Barrett  3» 
Mr  T.  Gpceii*g  Sacristan,  5  yrs,  Tst  Stti-  J:  Woodbnm  - 
Mr  C.  Hibbert's  Scotch.  Lassie,  3  yrs,  est  I3lft  Wall  - 
3  to  I  each  agst  Sanset  and  llosi^re,  11)0  to  30  each  agat 

Saiicy  and"  Sacristan-,  and  4  to  1  Agst  Scotch  Lassie.  Won* 

faj  a  neek,:  a  bad  Ifasrd. 

The  "Dingley  Plate  of  2150  sov.  by  subgcription  of  10  soy. 
each,  with  1 90  added,  for  three  yrs  old  aaJ  upwards the 
straight-  raHe  ( 7  snbs. — ^0/; ) 

Capt.  MacbellVfioei^y,  bjtStorliRgf&ym^lOattialb  (Arohel^), 
walked  over.  - 

The  Donnington  SelKbg  Plate  of  - 2da80v;f6rtwo  yrs^^oM? 
the  wuiBer  to'^  sold  by -anctoon^foit  IB^-sov-.,' if:  for  60<eav.' 
allowed  79^;  entrance  5gs;  iive^farlongs  094^1*^t) 
Mr  Heasman-a  Margbenta^  by  .Claniraiaild^^  tet  6dt 

(50/.)      -  -  -  -       A.  Gfiles  1 

Capt  Maehell'b  Wedding  D^y)^t7]b*-*KMUC  8£rt<8!b 

(50Z.)  -     -  -  -  -  Aitcher 

Bir  T.  Greea's  Ba»h€al,  dst  5!h  (60^  -G.  W©odJ  3 

Mr  W.  BrowQ!ftRyev88t  7%  (60/.)  SmiOBjSfaN'^  - 

Mc  S.  WilkiiMoiu's  Keatis^.Sst  7m  (502;)  -    Booty  - 

Mr  A.  Cooper's  Foam,  8st  5%iM,y  -  Gv  Barrett  - 
Mr  T.  Stevens,  jnn.'s  Wood  Note,  8st.5lb  (501)  C.Loates  - 

11  to  8  agst  Wedding  Day,  100  to  30  agst  Margherita, 
5  to  1  each  agst  Biishfnl  and  Wood  Note,  and  10  to  1 
each  agst  the  others.  Won  by  three-qtrarters  of  a  length, 
half  a  length  between  the  second  and  third'.— The  wianer 
was  bought  in  for  280g«. 

The  Tapton  Welter  Handicap,  of  160  sot.;  eniraaae 
one  mile,  on  the  Round  Course  ^\^L  18*»>  . 
Mr  Le£evrd*s  Tombola,  by  Kiflber,'  4  yrsy.  8st  1  Qib  Archev  1 
Mr  C.  Hibbert'fl  Shrivenka«i..3  yr«,  7st  I2fl>   G,  BarJJStt   2  . 
Mr  T.  Valentine's  Cassia,  3  yea,.  7at  71b  <ear. 

7st  i2it>)         -         -         -      a  W«»d.  a 

Mr  J.  Dawson's  Tresillian,  3  yrs,  7st  7n5       -E.  BawBtfc .  - 

12  to  10 oa Ton^lav 9  to 4  agst  Shri;v6Bli»m,' atid^  7  U)  I' 
each  agst  the  others.  Won  easily  b a.  leirgth  and^  a ' 
half,  t£ee  lengths  between  the  seeondandthM. 

THTmsDAY-.— The  Qaoni  Wfelter  Hatidicap  Plate  of  : 
sov. ;  horses  claimed'  by  eight  o'clock  on  July  22tid  to'  be  sold  * 
by  auction  for-  150  sov.  allowed  7lb,  if  ridden  by  Members  - 
of  the  Club  allowed  5115  in  additit)n  r  entrance  free  for  horses  * 
the  property  of  Members  of .  the  Cltib,  3;^3  for  others  j  aix 
furlongs*  (less-  than  l^Ot!) 

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Ifr  Abington's  Fair  LDian,  bj  Mimcftster,  3  jzs, 

98t  9ft— car.  98t  12lb  (150i.)      -  -      owner  1 

Ifr  T.  Stevens's  The  BeUe,  3  jtb.  Set  7lb  (150Z.)  C.Loates  2 
Ifr  W.  Gardner's  Roderick  Dha,  3  yrs^  Sst  lllb 

(I60Z.)  -  -  -  -  Watt«  3 

Ifr  C.  Hibbert's  ShriTenbam,  3  yrs,  98t  9lb    -   A.  Giles  - 
11  to  8  agst  Fair  Lilian,  9  to  4  agst  Shriyenham,  9  to  2 
agst  Roderick  Dba,  and  6  to  1  agst  The  Belle.   Won  hj 
a  length  and  a  half,  three  lengths  between  the  second 
and  third. — The  winner  was  bought  in  for  410g8. 

The  Thnrsday  Selling  Flate  of  lOOgs,  for  three  jrs  old  and 
upwards;  the  winner  to  be  sold  bj  auction  for  50  sot.;  en- 
trance 3g8;  one  mile,  straight  (lOlZ.  17#.) 
Kr  Withers's  Diadeste,  by  Balfe,  4  yrs,  9st  lOlb  Barker  I 
Mr  K  B.  Smith's  Leoville,  aged,  9st  lOK  -  C.  Loates  2 
Mr  John  Dawson's  TresiUian,  8  yrs,  8st  7lb  (car. 

SstSlb)      -  -  -  -       Archer  3 

Mr  Uopwood's  Confusion,  3  yrs,  8st  4ft  G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  C.  Hibbert*s  Minx,  3  yrs,  8st  91b  A.  Giles  - 

6  to  4  agst  Tresillian,  3  to  1  agst  Leoyille,  4  to  1  agst 
Diadeete,  and  9  to  2  agst  Confosion.  Won  by  a  neck, 
three  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. — The  win- 
ner was  lK>aght  in  for  ISOgs. 

The  Leicestershire  Cap  (handicap)  of  2000  soy.  by  sub- 
Bcription  of  25  soy.  eadi,  15  ft.  or  5  ft  if  declared  by  Jnne 
29th,  with  13S0  soy.  added;  winners  extra;  the  second 
receiyed  100  soy.  and  the  third  25  soy.  ont  of  the  plate;  the 
straight  mile  (47  snbs.  19  of  whom  paid  5  soy.  each — 1875Z.) 
Ld  Hartington's  Comnna,  by  Coernleus,  5  yrs,  6st  1  Oft  Wall  1 
Mr  Abington's  McMahon,  5  yrs,  9st  6ft  -  Webb  2 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Despair,  6  yrs,  8st  2ft-  C.  Loates  3 

Ld  HastiDgs's  Barnacles,  3  yrs,  est  7ft  -  E.  Martin  4 
Clapt.  Macbell's  Energy,  5  yrs,  9fit  71b  -  G.  Barrett  - 
Ld  Zetland's  Prism,  6  yrs,  88t  lOffi  -        Watts  - 

D.  of  Westminster's  Dake  of  Richmond,  4  yrs, 

8st  8ft      -  -  -  -       Archer  - 

Mr  Abington's  Necromancer,  8  yrs,  78t  12lb  C.  Wood  - 
D.  of  Beaufort's  Eastern  Emperor,  4  yrs,  7st  2lb  S.Loates  - 
Mr  Lef eyre's  Dacat,  3  yrs,  7st  lib      -  Tomlisson  - 

Mr  J.  H.  Honlds worth's  Royal  Fern,  4  yrs,  78t  Booty  • 
Mr  T.  Cannon's  Reine  Blanche,  5  yrs,  6st  9lb 

(incl.  9ft  extra)       -  -  -  F.  Barrett  - 

Ld  Bradford's  Limelight,  4  yrs,  68t  7 lb — car.  6st  9ft 

(Tomlinson),  was  weighed  for,  and  went  to  tbe  post,  but 

bolted  before  starting,  and  her  jockey  threw  himself  off. 


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5  to  2  agst  Duke  of  Bichmond,  9  to  1  agst  Despair,  10  to  I 
each  agst  CoraiiDa»  Keiue  Blanche,  Energy,  and  Dncat, 
100  to  8  each  agst  Eastern  Emperor,  Royal  Fern,  and 
Necromancer,  100  to  9  agst  Prism,  20  to  1  agst  McId[ahon, 
and  25  to  L  agst  Barnacles.  Won  by  a  neck,  fonr 
lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Brannston  Selling  Handicap  Plate  of  200  soy.;  the 
winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  50  soy.;  entrance  5gs;  five 
furlongs  (194;.  15#.) 

Mr  T.  Steyens,  jnn.'8  Panic,  by  Blair  Athol,  4  yrs, 

9st  -  -  -  -  -   Archer  1 

Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Jnbihmt,  5  yrs,  8st  lib   -      C.  Loates  2 
Mr  J.  Corlett's  Van  Zandt,  3  yrs,  7st  4tb        E.  Martin  3 
Mr  C.  Archer's  Forest  Dance,  3  yrs,  8st  3lb    O.  Barrett  «• 
Mr  R.  Ten  Broeck's  Blue  Lias,  4  yrs,  8st         S.  Loates  » 
Mr  Mumford's  Reflector,  6  yrs,  7st  I  lib   -      A.  White  • 
7  to  4  agst  Jubilant,  4  to  1  agst  Panic,  and  5  to  1  each 
agst  Blue  Lias  and  Reflector.   Won  by  a  length,  three 
lengths  between  the  second  and  third. — The  winner  was 
sold  to  Mr  T.  Green  for  250g8. 

A  Juyenile  Plate  of  200  soy.  for  two  yrs  old;  those  claimed 
by  eight  o'clock  the  evening  before  running  to  be  sold  for 
100  80V.  allowed  7&S ;  entrance  5gs ;  five  furlongs,  straight 
(1942.  lof.) 

Mr  C.  J.  Merry's  Santa  Maria,  by  Isonomy, 

8st  Ulb      .  .  .  G.  Barrett  0  I 

Col.  Forester's  Canny  Soot,  9st  -        Archer  0  2 

Ld  Cholmondeley's  Brigstock,  8st  9Ib  A.  Giles  3 

12  to  10  on  Santa  Maria,  and  5  to  4  agst  Canny  Scot.  A 
dead  heat,  a  bad  third.  Deciding  heat — 11  to  10  on 
Santa  Mana.   Won  by  three  lengths. 

The  Pelham  Plate  (handicap)  of  300  sov.,  by  subscription 
of  5gs  each,  with  200^.  5«.  added;  five  furlongs  (20  subs.— 
300^.) 

Mr  F.  W.  Lambton's  Poor  Thing,  by  Macaroni,  4  yrs, 

78t7aj  ...  Fagan  1 
Mr  W.  R.  Marshall's  Ebro,  3  yrs,  7st  3m  -  Luke  2 
Mr  Oswald's  Campanile,  4  yrs,  9st  31b  •  Watts  3 
Mr  Heasman's  Libation,  6  yrs,  9st  7lb-  -  A.  Giles  - 

Mr  J.  Dawson's  Grande  Dame,  3  yrs,  7st  -    F.Barrett  - 
2  to  1  agst  Libation,  4  to  1  agst  Campanile,  5  to  1  agst 
Poor  Thing,  and  100  to  15  agst  Grande  Dame.  Won 
by  a  short  head,  a  bad  third. 


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WBDKtBSDAT,  Jojy  the  22iid. — The. Thorn  Cup  (hantiicap) 
of  70  'SOY..;  the  second  receiyed     «ov.  out  of  .the  plate; 
entraDce  2  sov.;  ooe  mile  (63/.) 
Mr  J.  Nolan*B  The  Chicken,  by  Billy  Pitt,  3  yrs, 

6at  12n>       .  -  -  J.  Comiolly  1 

Mr  J.  M'KeoDa,  jnc's  Wavekt..^  psw  list  J.  M'1^iib&  2 
Mr  W.  Murphy's  Queen  of  the  Vixens,  3  yia,  .7ftt  Ifi> 

(car.  7st2lh)      -  -  •  Dawson  -3 

Capt.  Jones's  Fainted  Lady,  3  yrs,  Sst  lib  -  Ko\^an  - 
Mr  J.  M'JCenna,  jnn.'«  <Ba»oineter,  $  yr«y  Jst  <4»i:. 

7st8fl))      -  -  -  -     GjrahaBi  - 

31r  T.  G.  Goxdon'ii  BattlegnaeQ,  3  yrs,  7st<cac. 

Tat  Sft)      .  -  -  .  W.  Miller  - 

JMr  A.  Ledky *s  A  snidres,  4  J  r^,  78t      -         P.  Lycch  - 

3  to  I  each  ^g8t  The  Chicken  and  Queen  of  the  Vixens,  5  to  1 
each  agst  Wavelet- and  Painted'  Ladr,  and  ICO  to  8  each 
agst  the  others.  Won  by  a  neck,  half  a  length  between 
the  second  and  third:  Painted  Lady  was  fourth. 

The  Downshire  Stakes  of  160  sov.  for  two  yrs  old;  en- 
itranee  3  sov.  foracceptras;  uix  furlongs  (147Z.)* 
Mir  6.  Moore's  Theodenrir,  by  Bea  SaMle, 
w  9stllb        -  .-  -  -J.  Connolly  1 

Mr  D.  Whelan*8  Gold  Digger,  8st  9lb  -  T.  Brodel-ick  2 
Mr  H.  E.  LindeV  AfihplaDt,  ^i-t  Mr  T.  Beasley  a 

Mr  T.  GrM»t»s  The  Hero,  Sbt  Sib  -        W.. Miller  - 

Even  on  Ashplant,  2  to  1  ngsttTkeodeorir,  100  to  15  agist 
Gold  Digger,  and  100  to  8  agst  The  Hevo.  Won  by  four 
lengths,  .the  same,  between  the  seoondand  third. 

Her  Majesty 'B  Plofie  of  lOOga;  (three  yraold,  7st  10fi>,  four, 
96t,  five  and  upwanis,  dst  S&t  ealrnioer  1  goinea;  .two  miles 
(103Z.  19«.) 

Mr  J.  Gubbins'i:  Jat-ki  by  ^Arbitrator,  3  yrs  Hoystnd  1 
Mr  .A .  Tiernan 's*  Ma sterr >  M aviner,  4< y rs  Jt  CoattoUy  2 
Mr  T.  G.  Gordon's  Battleguage,  3  yrs  -  Cunningham  3 
Mr  J.  M*Eien&a,  jun.'a  Waveteti  5<ya:a       -         owner  - 

6tto  4  on  Jack,  6  to  2  agst  Wavelet,  4  to  1  agsfc  Master 
Mariner,  and  100  to«  agft^Ba^tle^mg^.  Won  by  half 
a  neck,  half  .ji  len^rth  between  . t be <6aoo<i4  aod  third. 

Thuksdat.— The  Belfast  Handicap  Plate  of  m  sov.;  tb« 
second  received  S  gov.  out  of-  the  plater  firfct  -entry,  2  sov,, 
feoond  entry,  3:aov.;  one  mile  asd  a  <)UBitei  iXMi.) 
Capt.  Jonea's  Painted  Xady,  by  Ben' {Battle,: 3  yrti, 

6Bt8lb  -  P.  Lynch  1 


Digitized  by 


Mr  Bmw»*«  i^lexandria,  4  yrs,  78t  lOft^Oettt. 

7£tlim)         -    .       -  .      ^     Broderick  % 

Mr  J;  M^Kenna's-Usnrer,  S  yre,  7vt  -  Hoystod  - 
Mr  T.  G;  Gordon'i)  BafctleffiMge^  3  jm,  M  Ztb'  McDonald.  - 
Mr  liowl^'fl  A4rGhert  4  yrs,  IQst  -  -  Dawson  (disq.) 

6  to 4  ag^Paiarted  Mb^,  U.to  k  agAfeiAidxaDdFia^.and  6  to 
I  agst  Archer.  Archer  came  i»  Mt  ligr  .a  head,  bst  was 
disqaaliOed .  on  the  ground  of  boidog,  and  the  race 
awarded  to  Painted  Lady,  who  came  in  second ,  Alex- 
andria beinf(  a  bad  third,  aiid  tTsurer  fourth. 

Tte  PttrdfBbwrn  Plate  (blMidicap)  of  ^  lOO-sot.  fov  two  yn 
old;  first  entry,  1  sot.,  second  entry,  3  soy.;  fite  furlongs 
(99Z.) 

Mr  P.  Ghvih*s  Light  Wine,  by  Balfe,  7st  3|>>  -  Hc^ysted  1 
Mr  W.  Dunne's  Diamaniitiei'TBtf  71)1      -  Dawson  S 

Mr  T.  iQk  Okiidon^s  bl  f.  by  XeiiophOB^  out  of 

Wtw*e)Witch,  7St..  -  -        P.  Lynch  8 

Mr  D.  Whelan's  Gold  Dimr^  6st>  7M>  Btoderick  ^ 

Mr  Bbd'i^  Ben  Ida»  78t  iSS^    -  •>    GotmiB^hara  - 

6  tb'Sagtt  GoM  Digig«r,  <8  to  I  eabh  ngtrb  Light  Win^  snd 
Diammititie;  7  to  2  ag^t  'Ben  Ida/ and  lO  'to  1  agst  the 
White  Witch  filJjr,  W<ni  by 'half  « length)  three  lehgths 
bet  ween  the  seeottd  and  third  i'  Gold;  Diggi^r  bolted. 

Het  Majesty's' Plate  of  100  sot.  (latb  Irish  fchrrency),  for 
tiorses  trained  six  months  previoaslyin  Ireland j  three  yrs  old, 
7st  7)b,  four,  9st,  five,  9^t  Sltr,  ^Ix  and  aged,  9st  6tb;  winners 
extra;-  entrance  1  guinea;  three  miles  {911,  6«.  id.) 
Mr  J.  M*KenDa,  jun/s  Watelet,  by  Pdtil  Jones,  5  yrs  owner  1 
Mr  J.  Gubhins's  Jack,  3  yrs,  Sst^  (.incl.  7lb  extra)  Hoysted  2 
Mr  J.  Nolan's  The  Chicketi,  3  trs      -  P.  Lynch  3 

Even  Ob  Jack,  2  to  I  agst.  The  CMcken,  and  3  to  1  agst 
Wavelet.  Won  by  two  Jen^bs,  four  lengths  bet^eeft 
the  second  and  third. 

The  other  raoe4;w0t8  •teef>l«^  chadss^^^^-^^^  JSt.  Oh.  Vol. 

SANDOWN  PARK  CLUB  Second  iSfOMtf cm 

[at  E8HBR.;1 

F&iDAT,  Jnly  th^  SAb.^^The  DittoH  SettiBg  PUte.  of 
200  SOY.,  for  tiro  yn»x)ld;  the.  winner  4o  be  sold  by  auction 
Sor  660  Bov.}  entrance  3  sov.;  five  furlongs  {195{.) 
MrP.fioDf rew's  Fooklighif  by  €lanrcmald,3st  11%  Archer  1 
•Sir  O.  Obeftwylid'ft  Puritpas  Gnus,  tSst  litb  -  C.  Wood  2 
Mr  Mainley'a  dspteyr 8st  6lb    -  •      J.  Goaier  3 

•Mr.J.MigMingairsKewbnry,8st  91b      A.  liliglltilfegall  - 


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272  BACING  CALENDAR, 

Kr  P.  Bnrj's  Eclat,  M  -  -  Chesterman  - 

Mr  C.  J.  Merry's  The  Sweep,  9st     -  G.  Barrett  * 

Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Relief,  Sst  elb  -  -      C.  Loates  - 

7  to  4  agst  Footlighty  2  to  1  agst  Pampas  Grass,  5  to  1  agst 
The  bweep,  10  to  1  agst  Osprey,  and  100  to  8  each  agst 
the  others.  Won  by  a  neck,  a  bad  third.— The  winner 
was  bought  in  for  SOOgs. 

The  Prince  of  Wales's  Cup  of  lOOgs;  the  winner  to  be 
sold  by  auction  for  500  sov.,  if  for  250  sov.  allowed  7lb;  en- 
trance free  for  ten-guinea  Members  of  the  Club,  3gs  each  for 
others  s  a  mile  and  a  half,  starting  in  front  of  the  Stand 
(lOU.  17«.) 

Mr  Heasman's  Woodman,  by  Vedette,  6  yrs, 

list  81b  (2502.)     -  -  MrO.E.  Beard  1 

Mr  W.  Kennedy's  Hindoo,  4  yrs,  list  6lb  (2602.)  owner  ^ 
MrW.Gilbert's  Premier,  3  yrs,  lOst  61b  (2602.)  MrAbington  S 
Mr  J.  Dashwood's  Eve,  5  yrs,  1  Ist  8lb  (2602.)  -  owner  - 
Mr  B.  EUam's  b.  c.  by  Van  Amborgh,  out 

of  Toretha,  3  ^rs,  lOst  61b  <2602.)  -  Mr  E.  P.  Wilson  - 
7  to  4  agst  Premier,  86  to  40  agst  Woodman,  and  6  to  1  each 
agst  Eve  and  the  Toretlui  colt.  Won  by  a  length,  a 
head  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Great  Kingston  Two  yrs  old  Race  of  600  soy.,  by  snb^ 
Bcription  of  7gs  each,  or  1  guinea  if  struck  oat  by  April  7th^ 
with  1022.  1«.  added;  the  second  received  30  sov.  out  of  th^ 
stakes;  five  furlongs  (92  subs.  43  of  whom  paid  1  guinea 
each--4702.) 

Mr  R.  Peck's  The  Bard,  by  Petrarch,  Sst  7Ib  Archer  I 
MrSomers'sCissy,  88t  81b  -  .G.Barrett  3 

Mr  C.Austin's  Protectionist,  8st  111b  -  A.White  a 
Mr  T.  Cannon's  Kate,  8st  5lb      -  -    S.  Loates  4 

Mr  H.E.  Tidy's  Boundary,  88tl lib      -        F.Barrett  6 
7  to  2  on  The  Bard,  100  to  14  agst  Boundary,  10  to  1  each 
agst  Protectionist  and  Cissy,  and  20  to  1  agst  Kate. 
Won  by  three-quarters  of  a  length,  a  bad  third. 

The  Cobham  All-aged  Selling  Plate  of  150  sov.;  the 
winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  200  sov.,  if  for  100  sov. 
allowed  7Ib;  entrance  3gs;  seven  furlongs  (1462.  17«.) 
Mr  G.  Cleveland's  Pelerine,  by  Pellegrino,  6  yrs, 

8st  lllb  (1002.)      -  -  -         Archer  I 

MrU^Macksey'sMonsieur,  6yrs,9st  (1002.)  -  Webb  2 
Mr  T.  Stevens,  jnn.'s  Isabeaa,  6  yrs,  8st  111b 

(1002.)  -  -  -  C.  Loates  » 

Mr  W.  Burrell's  St  Martin,  S  yrs,  Hat  2lb  ( 1002.)  G.Barreti  - 
Mr  A.  Yates's  Bowman,  8  yrs,  8st  21b  (1002.)  A.White  - 
Mr  F.  R.  Hunt's  Tortello,  3  yrs,  8st21b-*car. 

8st 391  (1002.)*  -  •  W.Salter  - 


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SANDOWN  PARK. 


273 


85  to  40  each  agst  Pelerine  and  Monsiear,  4  to  I  agst 
Isabcao,  7  to  1  agst  Tortello,  8  to  1  agst  St  Martin,  and 
10  to  1  agst  Bowman.  Won  by  a  head,  four  lengths 
between  the  second  and  third. — The  winner  was  bought 
in  for  S50g8. 

The  Snrbiton  Handicap  of  800  sot.;  winners  extra;  en- 
trance ISgs  for  acceptors;  five  fnrlcmgs  (786Z.  7«.) 
Iid  EUesmere's  Zagazig,  by  Crempme^  3  yrs,  68t  7Ib 

(car.  6st  Sib)  -  -  -  E.  Martin  1 

Mr  F.  Robinson's  Laceman,  aged,  9st  12lb  (incl.  5Vb 

extra)        -  Archer  3 

Mr  W.  M.  Redfem's  Camlet,  4  yrs,  Tst  -  F.  Barrett  3 
Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  Kingwood,  3  yrs,  Sat  7Ib  -  C.  Wood  - 
Mr  P.  Renfrew's  Modred,  5  yrs,  7st  9D5  -  G.  Barrett  - 
Gen.  Owen  Williams's  Monot(my,  4  yrs,  78t  71b  A.White  - 
Mr  Eastern's  Salphnr,  aged,  7st  5fb      -  -  Lake  - 

Mr  J.  H.  Honldsworth's  Spring  Mom,  4  yrs,  78t  2lb 

(incl.  6ll5  extra)  -  -Booty  - 

Mr  Brydges  Willyams's  Thnringian  King,  8  yrs, 

68t  13115.  -  -  -  -Wall  - 

Mr  Craven's  Maldmarian,  4  yrs,  68t  8lb  -  Rickaby  - 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Dulcimer,  3  yrs,  est  7lb  (incl. 

6!b  extra)     -  -  -         G.  Woodbum  - 

Mr  Heasman's  Parsley,  3  yrs,  6st  6%  -  Tomlisson  - 
9  to  2  agst  Laceman,  6  to  I  agst  Kingwood,  11  to  2  agst 
Modred,  6  to  1  each  agst  Parsley  and  Zagazig,  8  to  1 
Dulcimer,  10  to  1  each  agst  Camlet  and  Thnringian 
King,  11  to  1  agst  Spring  Mom,  100  to  7  agst  Sulphur, 
and  20  to  1  agst  Maidmarian.  Won  by  a  head,  two 
lengths  between  the  second  and  third;  Thnringian  King 
was  struck  into,  his  leg  broken,  and  he  was  destroyed. 

The  Victoria  Cup  (handicap)  of  200  sov.;  entrance  6gsfor 
acceptors ;  one  mile  ( 1 9  4  /.  1 5<. ) 
Mr  C.  Hibbert's  St  Vincent,  by  Rosicracian,  5  yrs, 

8stlllb     -  -  -  -      A.  Giles  1 

Mr  John  Nightingall's  Lady  Winifred,  8  yrs^ 

6st9lb      -  -  -  -    F.Barrett  2 

2  to  1  on  St  Vincent.   Won  by  a  length. 

Saturday. — A  Selling  High- Weight  Handicap  of  150  sov.; 
the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  50  sov.;  entrance  Sgs; 
five  furlongs  (146^  \7s.) 
Mr  J.  Greenwood's  Silverstick,  by  Silvester, 

4  yrs,  9st  3m      -  -  -        G.  Barrett  1 

Sir  S.  Lockhart's  Stonefall,  3  yrs,  8st  12tb  A.  Nightingall  2 
Mr  E.  B.  Smith's  Fleta,  4  yrs,  lOst      -  C.  Wood  3 


Digitized  by 


27i  EAGIKG  GALEMUAJt, 

Mr  H.  Ueaflman's  Little  Witch,  4  jw,  lOst  •  A.  Gile*  - 
Mr  T.  Rbbinaon's  Tardley,  3  yrs,  Sst  lib  Archer  - 

Mr  A.  Yates's  Buwnoan.  3  yrs,  98t  lib  -  A^  White  - 

Mr  J.  B.  Hankey's  Craig  Castle,  8  yrs,  9st  S.  Loates  - 
Mr  F.  Clinch's  b.  or  br.  t  by  tlighbom,  out  of  ElshBin 

Lass,  3  yrs,  88t  12lb  -  -  -Ware  - 

Mr  J.  G.  Moiontbal's  lUvdhier,  3  y»,  Brt  Uoraa  - 

Mr  B.  Ellam'sl^.c.  by  Vm  A^i^uirgUiAat^  XoretM> 

Syrs,  SstJOlb  -  -  -Waiowri^  - 

7  to  4  ftgiflt  Yardley,  6  to  1  agst  Fleta,  7  to  1  agst  Silvisr- 
stick,  8  to  1       StonefaB,  9  to  1  each  a^st  Little  Witch 
aad  Bowman,  10  to  1  agst  Craig  Casfle,  100  to  8  asst 
Bincher^cand  20  to  1  agst  the  Elshan  JUs8.^1]ijr.  Woa 
by  a  le«^th  and  a  hall,  four  lengtho.  between  the  second 
and  third.~The  winner  was  soid  to  Mv  d.  Ki|;btisga}l 
for  l7Qg9^  and  Mr  Smith  claimed  Bowman* 
Tb«  Boyal  Plate  (handicap)  of  400  m^i,;  ontraace  9gi 
for  acceptors;  K>m<mUei39^L  lU  } 
Mr  W.  liUbert's  The  Sailor  Prince,  by  Albwt 

Victor,  5  ym,  fist  Wlb      -  -        F.  JBoarrett  I 

Mr  J.  Dover's  Warspite,  3  yrs,  Sst  lib  -  Tomlaason  2 
Mr  &  U.  il«hton*s  Matter  gApa,  S^m,m  iUckaby  3 

D.  of  Westminltfflf's  Wbipppr-iu,  6  yrfl,  W  Ifilb   Archer  4 
7  to  4  ftg0t'Mwtcr  Sam,  85  to  40  agst  Whipper4a,  4  to  1 
W4ir»pite,  and  iitol  ag^  Jh^  S^ular  Phooe.  Woo 
by  fi?e  lengthi. 
The  Nakiooal  Breeders'  Produce  Staioet  of  SSgs  each  (3gs 
of  irhieh  to  tbefoBd),  or  Sgs  ft.  to  the  <fiuid  if  ^kdared  by 
April  14th,  with  1600  added,  for  two  yn  oUf  the  breeder  of 
the  wtvoer  received  300  sot.,  tiM  breeder  and  owner  of  the 
teoond  eaeh  1>00«ot.,  and  the  hree^ler  afnd  owner  of  tiie  third 
eaeh  5.0  «ot.  out*    the  «take8 ;        Icurlongs  (U»d  eobe.  106 
of  whom  paid  ft.— 1284M7*.) 

Mr  R.  Osb  orn  e^s  Xord  Lumley,  by  XTncas,  Bst  91b  Cannon  0 
Gen.  Owen  Williams's  Pretty  Pace,  by  Eoitherhm, 

88t  4»       -  -  -  -  C.  Wood  0 

Mr  F.  Douglas's  Qffenheit,  «»t  7|b       ^  Barrett  3 

I'd  Lascelles's  Little  Wenlock,  Sst  ^fb  -  Lashmar  - 

Baron  de  Hirscb's  AUegra,  Sst  8lb  -  G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  Legh's  Kelly  Farren,  8st  4lb     -  -    A.  Giles  - 

Mr  fi.  Jones'a  Fog  Hom,  8it  m  «  S.  Loates  - 
D.of  tieavfort'a  Ariel,86t  lllb     -  «  AnAm 

Mr  Mainley's  Encore,  8st  lllb-  •        A.  White  - 

1 5  to  8  agst  Psetty  Face,  9  io  je  Mch  agist  ArM  and  Nelly 
FaiMn,  6to  1  agst  Offenheit,  10  to  1  agst  LordLamley, 
100  to  8  agst  Bncons,  LOO  to  6  agst  litUe  Wenlook*  and 
fiO  to  J  agst  Fog  Horn.  A  deadkaat,  Offenheit  bfiaten 
three  lengths.— The  stakes  were  di?ided. 


Digitized  by 


The  Surrey  Javeml^  fitaJces'»f  6^wv,^guch  for  starters,  with 
100  80V.  added,  for  two  yxs  old;  colts,  9st,  fillies,  Sst  Hit; 
the  winner  to  be  sold  by  aacdon  for  lOOsov.;  entrance  2  so?.; 
one  mile  (8  snbs. — 1 32?.) 

Mr  S.  Batsott's  b.  c  Bnbstantlf ,  by  'Hampton  G.  Barrett  1 
Ld  Londonderry's  ch.  f.  Noemie      -  -    Archer  9 

Mr  B.  R.  Smith's  b.  f.  Avenefla  -       A.  White  3 

Mr  R.  T.'Hennon-Hodge's  ch.  f.  Fearsome     F,  Barrett 
Mr  R.  Stewart's  b.  f.  Agnes  Craig         -        C.  Wood  - 
Mr  Heasman'js  ch.  f,  Stoleaway       -  -  A.  Giles  - 

Mr  E.  Hobson'^  bl.  f.  Juniata  -  -        Huxtable  • 

Mr  T.  Cannon's  cb.  f .  Jenny  Wren  -  -  S.  liOutes  - 

2  to  1  agst  Stoleaway,  100  to  30  each  a^at  No^mle  and 

J uniata,  and  8  to  1  each  8g.^t  bnbstantlf  and  Avenella. 

Won  by  three  lengths,  a  b^d  third. — The  winner  was 

bought  in  for  4l0g8. 

The  Warren  Noreorj  of  600  aav.  by  subsoriptum  of  7g8 
each,  or  I  guinea  if  struck  <Mrt  .by  April  7tb,  with  830^  3«. 
addedf  for  two  yrs  old;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for 
1000  sov.  with  allowances  if  for  less;  five  furlongs  (72  subs. 
40  of  whom  paid  1  guinea  each — 500^.) 
Mr  W.  G.  Stevens's  Prickly  Pear,  by  Fettegrino, 

Tst  7fb  (200/.)  -  -  -B*.  Burrett  I 

Mr  Dougall's  Lyddington,  $st  (1000/.)  -  C.  Wood  2 
Mr  C.  Jousiflfe's  Prince  lo,  ^st  (1000?)  *G.  Barrett  3 
Mr  B.  Etlam'3  George  Michaitovltch,  Sst  3tt> 

(500^)  -  A.Giles  - 

Mr  B.  Hobson^s  Exhibitor,  78t  ICfJb  {2001)  HuxtabU  - 
Mr  M.  E.  Williams's  Tambonrlne,  tst  7ttJ 

(200?.)    -  -  -  -  G.  Woodbnrn  - 

Mr  T.  Cannon's  Vivacious,  78t  7fl5  (^OOZ.)      -  S.  Loates 

7  to  4  agst  Vivacious,  5  to  1  each  agst  rrlckly  Pear,  Tam- 
bourine, And  Prince  lo,  and  .6  to  1  agst  I^yddington. 
Won  by  three  lengths,  a  neck  between  the  fiecond  and 
third. — The  winner  was  bought  in  for  S6Dgs. 

A  Winter  HftiBdioi^  of  300  sov.  ;  ridd^  by  Members  of  the 
Club,  or  Gentlemen,  or  Qualified,  riders  nnder  1^  Grand 
Nat^oBHl  Unless  enixance  3gs;         f]iif)ong«  (19^.  Us.) 
Mr  W.  M.  Etdfem's  x:;aHaet»  by  CawbaUo,  4  yra, 

lUtam      •  ^  -        MrW.Bevill  i 

Mr  Heasina9*s  LibntAoo,  4  yv9y  ^SetfUb  Mn  0.  Baanl  2 
Mr  W.  Genge's  King's  Couoct.  d  yes,  U«t  4B>  -Mr  Friend  8 
Capt.  Bavley'B-Vi«(»arjr,3yi»,  10«t9jb  MrW.G^JackBon  - 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Premier,  8*  yrs,  lOst         Mr  Abiugton  - 

£v«A  on  Camlet,  3  to  I  ansi  libation,  4  to  1  ag4  Premie, 
and  100  to  Z  each  agst  the  otheiau  Won  by  a  lengthy 
two  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 


Digitized  by 


27S  RACING  CALENDAR, 


GOODWOOD. 


TuBSDAT,  July  the  28th. — The  Craven  Stakes  of  10  sot, 
each,  with  100  so  v.  added;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  anction 
for  2000  80Y.,  with  allowances  if  for  less;  Craven  Course  (& 
subs.— 160Z.) 

Mr  Abington's  Brave,  by  Uncas,  5  yrs,  7st  12ft 

(500^.)         -  -  -  -  C.  Wood  1 

D.  of  Westminster's  Cambusmore,  4  yrs,  8st  13!b 

(lOOOZ.)        -  Archer  2 

Ld  Cadogan's  St  Edmund,  3  yrs,  7st  2ffi  (600Z.)  F.Barrett  a 
Mr  T.  Jennings's  Jane,  S  yrs,  Gst  13lt>  (500^)  Tomlisson  - 
Mr  C.  J.  Lefevre's  Tombola,  4  yrs,  Sst  lOlb  (lOOOi.)  Webb  - 
Gen.  Owen  Williams's  Nautilus,  6  yrs,  8st  Sib 

(500O  -  -  -  -       G.Barrett  - 

6  to  2  each  agst  Brave  and  Cambusmore,  4  to  1  agst  Nautilus, 
and  8  to  1  each  agst  Jane  and  Tombola,  Won  by  two 
lengths,  a  length  between  the  second  and  third.— The 
winner  was  bought  in  for  720gs. 

The  Halnaker  Stakes  of  10  sov.  each,  with  200  added,  for 
two  yrs  old,  maidens  at  entry;  five  furlongs  (19  subs. — 380?.) 
Mr  J.  Hanbury's  Ishtar,  by  Blair  Athol,  8st  911)  Watts  I 
Mr  C.  J.  Lefevre's  Villeneuve,  8st  9lb  -  Tomlisson  2 
Mr  Douglas  Baird's  Doubloon,  8st  12lb  -     Webb  a 

Mr  E.  Hobson's  Hesitation,  8st  12lt>  -  Huxtable  - 
Mr  A.  Sassoon's  Theodore,  8st  1216  -  -  Cannon  - 

Prince  Soltykoff's  Silver,  8st  12lb  -    B.  Rossiter  - 

Mr  Craven's  Lucky  Shot,  8st  9lb      -  -  Morrell  - 

Mr  J.  Davis's  Dochess  of  Richmond,  8st  91b  G.  Barrett  - 
Ld  Hastings's  Irish  Pearl,  88t  9Ib  (car.  8st  lOlb)  Archer  - 
D.  of  Portland's  Auchencruive,  8st  12lb  -  C.  Wood  - 
Mr  G.  Cleveland's  Athelstan,  8st  12%  Bruckshaw  -> 

4  to  1  agst  Athelstan,  1 1  to  2  agst  Silver,  6  to  1  agst  Theo- 
dore,  7  to  I  agst  Doubloon,  10  to  1  each  agst  Ishtar,  Ville- 
neuve, Hesitation,  and  Duchess  of  Richmond,  and  100 
to  8  each  agst  Irish  Pearl,  Lucky  Shot,  and  Auchen- 
cruive. Won  by  a  neck,  three  lengths  between  tho 
second  and  third. 

The  Richmond  Stakes  of  26  sov.  each,  10  ft.  with  600 
added,  for  two  yrs  old;  the  second  received  200  sov.  and  the 
third  100  sov.  out  of  the  stakes;  entrance  8  sov.  the  only 
forfeit  for  horses  struck  out  by  Jan.  6th;  T.Y.C.  (108  subs^ 
22  of  whom  paid  entrance  only — 1187/.) 
Mr  J.  H.  Houldsworth's  Sunrise,  by  Springfield, 

88t  13lb     -  -  .  -      Cannon  1 

Mr  C.  J.  Lefevre's  Calais,  8st  lOlb      -         Tomlisson  2 


Mr  Manton's  Oberon,  8st  lOVb 


A.  Giles  3 


GOODWOOD. 


277 


D.  of  Westminster's  Coracle,  Sst  TOTS  (car.  Sst  lift)  Webb  4 
Mr  l!)ongla8  Baird's  St  Michael,  Sst  10ft  G.  Barrett  - 
D.  of  Hamilton's  Miss  Jammy,  8st  7ft  (car.  Sst  S!b)  Watts  - 
Ld  Basting's  Seaton,  Sst  lOlb  -  Archer  - 

Even  on  Snnrise,  9  to  4  agst  Coracle,  10  to  1  agst  Seaton, 

100  to  8  agst  Oberon,  and  20  to  1  each  agst  the  others. 

Won  by  a  length,  a  head  each  between  the  second,  thirds 

and  fourth.    .  . 

The  Goodwood  Plate  (handicap)  of  300  sot.  added  to  a 
Sweepstakes  of  10  sov.  each  for  starters  (which  went  to  the 
second);  winners  extra;  two  miles  and  a  half  (4  subs. — 295^.*) 

«  Inclading'fi  bot.  fine  for  oorrcction  of  entry  of  Sde  See. 

Baron  de  Rothschild's  Lazaret,  by  Boiard,  4  yrs, 

Sst  51b  (incl.  7ft  extra)      -  -  Cknnon  I 

MrR.  Craig's  Bine  Oraw,  5  yrs,  Sst  12ft  -  Watts  2 
D.  of  Beanfort's  Pellegrini,  3  yrs,  6st    -  -  Wall  3 

Mr  Camberland's  See  See,  4  yrs,  6st  2tb        -  Rickaby  4 
13  to  S  a^st  Bine  Grass,  9  to  4  agst  Lararet,  4  to  1  agst 
Pellegrini,  and  7  to  1  agst  See  See.   Won  by  two 
lengths,  a  head  between  the  second  and  third. 
*«*  The  Qoodwood  Stakes  became  roid  in  oonaeqaenoe  of  there  not 
teine  ten  acceptances  for  it,  and  the  above  raoe,  for  the  horses  left  in^ 
was  Bubstitated. 

The  Drayton  High- weight  Handicap  of  10  so  v.  each  for 
starters,  with  150  added';  the  second  receWed  25  sor.  oat  of 
the  stakes;  entrance  3  sov.;  T.T.C.  (2  sabs.— 132^.) 
Mr  Camberland's  Albert  Melville,  by  George 

Frederick,  4  yrs,  Sst  10ft       -  -         Archer  1 

Mr  D.  Henty's  Clarewood,  5  yrs,  Tst  4ft  S.  Loates  2 

9  to  2  on  Albert  Melville.   Won  by  a  length  and  a  half. 

The  Ham  (Produce)  Stakes  of  100  sov.  each,  h.  ft.,  for  twa 
yrs  old ;  the  second  received  200  sov.  oat  of  the  stakes; 
T.Y.C.  (16  sabs.— 650Z.) 

D.  of  Westminster's  Kendal,  by  Bend  Or,  Sst  1 1ft  Archer  1 
D.  of  Portland's  Modwena,  Sst  7ft      -  C.  Wood  2 

Mr  Bowea's  Jacobite,  Sst  lift     -  -  Bruckshaw  3 

6  to  4  on  Kendal,  7  to  4  agst  Modwena,  and  20  to  1  agst 

Jacobite.   Won  by  half  a  length,  tiiree-quarters  of  a 

length  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Gratwicke  (Produce)  Stakes  of  100  sov.  each,  h.  ft. 
for  three  yrs  old  ;  the  second  saved  his  stake  ;  one  mile  and 
a  half  (9  snbs.— 350/.) 

D.  of  Westminster's  Metal,  by  Sterling,  Sst  lift  Archer  1 
Mr  Bowes's  Winkelman,  Sst  lift       -         Brackshaw  2 
1 1  to  4  on  Metal.   Won  by  thirty  lengths. 


Digitized  by 


RACI35Q  CALENDAR, 

Wkdnssa^y.— The  DmwiQg  Hoom  Stakes  of  25  fov^eacli, 
10  ft  with  100  added,  lor  three  yrs  old;  the  second  Sftved 
his  stakes  Craven  Course  <24  subs.— 320?,) 
D.  oi  Portland's  Hurry,  by  Pell  Mell,  Bat  6lb    C.  Wood  1 
Ld  Zetland's  St  Helena.  Sst  11  lb      -  -    Watts  2 

4  to  1  on  St  Helena,   Won  l)j  three  lengths. 

The  hmeoL  QbAm  at  16  sor.  jeaeh,  d  ft  ivltfa  lOOcadded, 
for  all  ages ;  the  second  saved  his  stake;  T.YiC.  (i6  Bahs.« 

170Z.,) 

Capt.  MacTiell's  Energy,  T)y  Sterling,  5  yr9,10st    Archer  1 
Mr  G.  Arden's  Glen  Albyn,  aged,  9st  101b      C.  toates  2 
10  to  I  on  Energy,   Won  hj  a  leugtti. 

The  Layant  Stokes  of  60  soy.  «aeh«  ao  It  vilh  doa  a^ided^ 
fer  two  yrs  old :  the  second  recelFod  M>Q  iK>r»  oat  of  ibe 
stokes;  five  furlongs  (40-eab84-<-t3l0/;.> 
Mr  B,  Peck's  Philosopb^^  by  Hermit,  m  ISfiS     Ansher  1 
Mr  l^Xaition's  Gay  Hermit  9st  -  -  Watis  S 

Mr  Bo^w  ea's  CardiAfU  W^olsey,3st  10$         Briiekshaw  3 

J5  ^o  2  on  Pfailosaphy^  aaad  11  to  4.«g8t  GiQF  Qeiffmit  Won 
by  a  Iei|gth|  a  had  tluxyd. 

The  Btewards'  Cap  (fcandicap)  Tahie  dOO  sov.  added  te  a 
Sweepstakes  of  10  sor.  each,  h.  ft.;  winners  extra;  the  second 
received  50  sov.  out  of  the  stakes;  entrance  3  sov.;  T.Y.C. 
(fiOBrib«i.^77L) 

Mr     MortQn!s  Buifameny,  by  Eauiberj'jl^jnr 

est  13m      .  .  ,  !B.  Mftiiin  I 

Mr  W.  Gilbearfs  Despair,  €  yn,  Bst^  »  O.  Loates  2 
Mr  F.  Sokinson'sLaceman,«ged,MI2K  -  Anto  3 
B.  of  Westminster's  Bdke  of  Bidhmfmd,  4  yvs, 

8dtl2]b      *  *  ^  •       Webb  - 

•  Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  Brag^-aged^  8st>3%  f*.  Barrett  - 
Mr  ar.  C.  Murphy's  Boulevard,  5  yra,  7st  l^lb  C.  Wood  - 
lid  Hartington's  Coruniia,5  yrs,  Tst  10B>  (incl. . 

lOIb  extra)  ....  jLashtnar  - 
Mr  Abington's  'LangweH,  3  yrs,  Tst  5Ib  .  .G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  CuTO^berland's  Albert  MelviUe»  4  yrs.  7st  4lb 

(incl.  416  extra^  -  -  A.  White  - 

MrC.  3.  Lefevre's  Present  Times,  3  yrs,  7st23Ii  Tomtlsson  - 
D.  of  Portland's  Satchel,  3  yrs,  est  12lt-  J.  Woodburn  - 
Ld  Hastings's  Pearl  Direr,  3  yrs,  6st8i!J  G.  Woodburn  - 
Mr  Cumberland's  Chiklhood,  4  yrs,  Gst4&  Kickaby  - 
Mr  Manton's  Stourvick,  3  yra,  68t3lb  Dangerfield  - 
Mr  E.  Hobson's  Goldstone,  3  yrs,  6st  3^5^  -  WaJl  - 

Ld  Cadogan's  Crossmatch,  ^ yrs,  Sst  (car.  fist  1  lb)  C. Aroidl  - 
D.  of  Beaufort's  Maria  Benata,  3  yrs,  dst  lOlb  T.  Loates  -i- 
Mr  Craven's  Dartmoath,  3  y rs^  fiet  7 lb  (oar,  .fist  9 Jb)  Coker  - 


Digitized  by 


OOODWOO©.  27d 

11  to  4  AgBt'Bo«lev4Ucd.  5  to  1  agstGU^Btom,  100  tofteach 
lABgweU,  LucexDAQ,  and  Dakfi  of  Bichmo«id»  100 
to  8  agst  Despair,  100  to  7  each  agst  Brag  and  i'earl 
Diver,  tff  to.l.£acb  a^sk  Coraooa  and  Albert  Mel  villa, 
33  to  1  agst  Dalmeny,  40  to  1  each  agst  Orosspatch  and 
Childhood,  50  to  1  agifc  Sa^el,  66  to  1  agat  Present 
Times,  and  100  to  1  'caeh  Agst  Dartmouth  and  Stour- 
wick.  Won  hj  a  leQgth  and  a  half,  a  hfiad  between  the 
second  and  third. 

The  Sussex  Stahes^f  25  sot.  eacb,  10  ft.  with  500  add«d, 
for  threfi  jrs  old;  the  second  reeeived  200  sov.  and  the  third 
too  SOT.  oat  of  the  atttkes;  entrance  3  aov,  the  only  forfeit  if 
declared  by  January  6tb,  1884;  Kew  Mile  (83  subs.  20  of 
whom  paid  entrance  only— 892/.) 

Mr  Bxodrick-Cloete*s  Paradox,  by  Sterling,  Ost  8lb  Archer  1 
Mr  Child  wick's  Hoyal  Hampton,  88t  131b  -  C.  Wood  2 
Mr  C.  J.  LeCevra'a  Ducat,  fist  10n>     -  •   Webb  3 

Mr  J.  Lowther.'a  Dtaeliog,  Sit.  5A    •      Snowdan  - 

Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  Florin,  8st  5lb  (car. 

8st  eft)    -  OannoQ  - 

Mr  J.H.iioifid8worth'sQoldenIJght,  aatSlb  -  Booty 
7  to  4  on  Piaadox,  rft  to  1  agst  Dsoat,  aod.  8  to  1  each 
agst  Willie  Darling  and  Boyal  tiampton.    Won  by 
three  (quarters  of  a  length ,  thoaanebatwMnitlie  leeoud 
and  thifd. 

The  Findon  Stakes  of  10  sot.  eafih,  w^th  100  sot.  added, 
for  two  jrs  old;  T.T.C.  <24  snbs.— 330/.) 
Mr  C.  J.  Lefevre's  Cunsigne,  by  Flageolet,  8flt  9% 

(car.  8st  lOft)  -  -  -      Webb  1 

Sir  R.  Jardine*8  ch.  c.  by  Adventurer,  out  of 

Miss  Pool,  8^  iaa»     -  -  -F.BarreU  2 

Mr  J.  A  Jaoies'a  Aalracbau^ast  .l2tt>    •  Watta  « 

Mr  W.  BurreU'a  Tintoil  8flt  9!b     •  -  C.  Wood  - 

Mr  W.  J.  I.^h*8  THeWy  Farren,  8st  ISflJ  -  A.  Gilea  - 
Mr  Manton's  Wilil^haina  Wallev,  .8s*  9Q»  {car. 

Satliil).  -  -  -  Archer  - 

9  to  4  «n  the  Miss  iV>Ql  43qU>  1>00  to  30  ^gat  Consigue, 
11  to  2  ajifst  I^«Uy  Fairan,  100  to  15  Bach  agst  Tini'oil 
and  Wilhelmina  Waller,  and  8  to  1  agst  Astnacban. 
Won  by  thrae^qnafftersof  . It  length,  three  lengths  between 
the  aeeond  and  third. 
The  Visitors*  Plate  (haDd<lcap^  of  150  «e<r.  added  to  a 
Sweepotakca  of  5  sov.  eacb^  tbe^cood  recaived  25  aoy.  «ut 
of  the  atakes;  Old  Mile  (14  aubs.— 190/.) 
Mr  Oravan'a  Prinstead^     Xcappist,  3  yra,  5at  1  lib  Choker  1 
D.  of  Weatminster'a  Cambusmore,  4  yrs,  Sst  G.  Barrett  2 
4  to  1  an  CAmbxumoreu   Won  by  a  neck. 


Digitized  by 


280  KACING  CALENDAR, 


A  Maiden  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  two  yrs  old;  those  entered  to 
be  sold  hj  auction  for  400  bo  v.  allowed  lOlb;  entranced  boy.; 
T.Y.C.  (102/.) 

Mr  T.  Jennings's  Etolian,  bj  Yestminster,  8st  lib 

(400/.)     -  -  -  -      C.Wood  1 

Mr  Craven's  Little  Minx,  Sst  1  lll5     -  -  Morrell  2 

4  to  1  on  Etolian.  Won  by  six  lengths ;  Little  Minx  fell 
over  the  rails  after  the  race,  the  jockey  was  hurt,  and 
did  not  return  to  weigh  in. 

Thdrsdat. — The  Racing  Stakes  of  50  sov.  each,  20  ft. 
with  200  added,  for  three  yrs  old ;  the  second  received  100  sov. 
out  of  the  stakes;  Old  Mile  (19  subs.— 490/.) 
D.  of  Portland's  Satchel,  by  Galopin,  Sst  1  Oft  C.  Wood  1 
Sir  R.  Jardine's  Albert,  Sst  lOlb      -  F.  Barrett  2 

6  to  1  on  Satchel.   Won  by  three-quarters  of  a  length. 

The  Prince  of  Wales's  (Post)  Stakes  of  200  sov.  each,  for 
two  yrs  old;  the  second  saved  his  stake;  T.Y.C.  (16  subs. — 
2800/.) 

Mr  R.  Vyner's  Minting,  by  Lord  Lyon,  9st  -Watts  1 
Mr  Bowes's  Jacobite,  Sst  lift       -  -Bmckshaw  8 

Mr  J.  H.  Houlds worth's  ch.  f.  by  Springfield, 

out  of  Lady  Morgan,  Sst  1 1ft     -  -   C.  Wood  3 

D.  of  Westminster's  Coracle,  9st  -  Cannon  - 

Ld  Calthorpe's  Escapade,  Sst  lift  -  -  F.  Webb  - 

Mr  Man  ton  s  Oberon,  Sst  lift  -  -         A.  Giles  - 

Ld  Hastings's  Seaton,  Sst  9ft  (car.  Sst  lOft)  -     Archer  - 

5  to  1  on  Minting,  S  to  1  agst  Coracle,  100  to  6  agst  Oberon, 
and  20  to  1  agst  any  other.  Won  by  five  lengths,  a 
bad  third. 

The  Goodwood  Cup,  value  300  sov.  added  to  a  Sweepstakes 
of  20  sov.  each,  h.  ft.;  two  miles  and  a  half  (14  sabs. — 470/.) 
Baron  de  Hirsch's  Althorp,  by  Tibthorpe,  3  yrs, 

7st7ft      -  -  -  -   G.  Barrett  1 

D.  of  Westminster's  Metal,  8  yrs,  7st  71b  (car. 

7st9ft)     ...  -     C.Wood  2 

D.  of  Hamilton's  Cosmos,  5  yrs,  Sst  2ft  A.  Giles  3 

Baron  de  Hirsch's  Saucy  Boy,  6  yrs,  98t  2ft  A.  Johnson  - 
Mr  F.  Gebhard's  Eole,  aged,  Sst  9ft   -  -Cannon  - 

100  to  60  on  Althorp,  7  to  2  agst  Eole,  100  to  9  agst  Metal, 
100  to  7  agst  Ck)8mos,  and  60  to  1  agst  Saucy  Boy. 
Won  by  three-quarters  of  a  length,  a  bad  third. 

The  Rous  Memorial  Stakes  of  20  sov.  each,  h.  ft.  with  500 
added,  for-two  yrs  old;  the  second  received,  100  sov.  out  of 
the  stakes;  entrance  3  sov.  to  the  Rons  Memorial  Fund,  the 
only  forfeit  if  declared  by  August  6th,  1884;  T.Y.C.  (110 
subs.  19  of  whom  paid  entrance  only — 1307/.) 


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GOODWOOD.  281 

Mr  duldwick's  Saraband,  by  Mnncaster,  98t  3lb  Archer  1 
Mr  C.  J.  LefeTTe's  Piroaette,  Sat  40)      -      Tomlisson  2 
100  to  3  on  Saraband.   Won  by  a  neck. 

A  Selling  Stakes  of  6  soy.  each  for  starters,  with  100  sor. 
added, for  two  yrs  old;  colts,  9Bt,  fillies,  8st  1193;  the  winner 
to  be  sold  by  auction  for  200  sov.;  entrance  3  soy.  for  non- 
starters;  last  fi?e  furlong  of  T.Y.C.  (4  8abs.»115/.) 
Gen.  Owen  Williams's  di.  c.  King  Brace,  by  See 

Saw  ....  CWood  1 
Mr  T.  Jenning8*s  ch.  f.  Etolian         -  J.  Goater  S 

Mr  F.  Bory's  ch.  c.  Eclat  -  -  Chesterman  S 

Mr  A.  Mackenzie's  b.  f.  Miss  Westbonme       G.  Barrett  - 
11  to  10  agst  King  Brnoe,  7  to  4  agst  Miss  Westbonme, 
7  to  1  agst  Etolian,  and  100  to  7  agst  Eclat   Won  by 
two  lengths,  a  bad  third. — The  winner  was  bought  in 
for  500gs,  and  Mr  F.  Bury  claimed  Etolian. 

The  Groodwood  Corinthian  Flate  (handicap)  of  SOO  sot* 
added  to  a  Sweepstakes  of  10  soy.  each,  h.  ft,;  winners  extras 
the  second  received  25  sov.  out  of  the  stakes;  entrance  3  boy.; 
one  mile,  on  the  CraYen  Course  (98  snbs.— 3622.) 
Mr  T.  Cannon's  Reine  Blanche,  by  Botherhill,  6  yrs, 

88t  lolb  ....  owner  I 

Mr  C.  J.  LefeYre's  Wild  Thyme,  4  yrs,  Sst  12lb  Webb  0> 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  The  Sailor  Frince,  5  yrs,  8st  4lb 

(incl.  71b  extra)  ...  C.  Loates  0 
JA  Cadogan's  Mate,  6  yrs,  98t  lib      -  -  Archer  - 

Mr  A.  C.  Barclay's  Risingham,  3  yrs,  Sst  6lb  E.  Rossiter  - 
Baron  de  Hirsch's  LaYerock,  3  yrs,  7st  lift  G.Barrett  - 
D.  of  Portland's  Hnrry,  3  yrs,  7st  lift  (incl.  4ft 

extra)  ....  C.  Wood  • 
Mr  W.  J.  Legh'sRadins,  3yr8,78t8ft-  A.  White  - 
Mr  G.  Lambert's  Kenmore,  4  yrs,  7st  dft  Tomlisson  - 
Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  Aladdin,  3  yrs,  7st  F.  Barrett  - 
D.  of  Beaufort's  Constance,  3  yrs,  78t  -  £.  Martin  - 

Ld  Zethmd's  Dalesman,  4  yrs,  7st  -  J.  Woodbum  - 

11  to  4  agst  Mate,  6  to  1  a^  Radios,  100  to  12  agst  Keir- 
more,  9  to  1  agst  The  Sailor  Frinoe,  10  to  1  each  agst 
Risingham,  Hurry,  and  Aladdin,  100  to  8  agst  Wild 
Thyme,  100  to  7  agst  Reine  Blanche,  100  to  6  each  agst 
LaYcrock  and  Constance,  and  20  to  1  agst  Dalesman. 
Won  by  a  head,  a  dead  heat  for  second  place. 

The  Singleton  Flate  of  300  soy.  by  subscription  of  10  soy» 
each,  h.  ft.  with  220  added,  for  three  yrs  old  and  upwards; 
the  New  Mile  (14  snbs.— SOOZ.) 
Mr  Abington's  Necromancer,  by  Tondiet,  8  yrs, 

88t71b  •  •  -  -Cannon  I 


Digitized  by 


2id  RACING  CALENDAR, 


Mr  G.  J.  Lefervre's  Dmeait)  d.  yra^;  9ab  >-  'ToibHb&oii  .  ^ 
t>,  of  WeeUninstei's  Duke  of  BkhoMMidv  4  yrs, 

9st  6lb      -  -  -  •  -       -Archer  3 

Mr  J.  Lowther's  King  Monmouth,  3  yrs,  Sst  5lb  Snowden  - 

1 3  to  8  B gst  Dtike  of  Ridb«Bt>Bd,  '2  to  1  agfrtf^N ttepomnntoer, 
9  to  2  agBt  KXnt:  MoMn^h^  Mid  <  1 1  <tty.  S  tLft^st  UmsA, 
Won  bj  a  neek)  a  Idogfrh  between  tfb^^eeeiid  and  tkhrd. 

Friday.— The  Nassda  Stfekte  6f  50  sot.  each,  20  ft.  with 
200.  added,  for  three  yrs  old  fillies;  the  second  received 
loo  sov.  out  of  the  stakes;  Old  Mile  (34  subs.— 9701.) 
lid  Hastings's  Armida,  by  ChSderic,  Sst  lOlb  <car. 
'  8St  ntb)         -  -  -  -  Archer  I 

Priuce  SoUykoCs  Charmian,  Sst  1Mb  -  Watta  2 
Mr  G.  Krnckenberg's  lerne,  8fit  tOlb  -  CWood  3 

D.  of  Beaufort's  Maria  Renata,  8st  tOlb  -  Brufckshaw  - 
teiaron  Oppeuheitn's  Queeti's  Colour,.  Sst.IOB)  -  Webb  - 
Mr  D.  Henty's  Debenttire,  Ssfc-lOlb  -       Ctouon  - 

Mr  C.  Archer's  OreoiAii  Bride,  «st  109$  .  6.  Baireti;  - 
Mn  Brodrick-CloeterB  Wb^atohaaf ,  Sst  lOU  -     Snowden  - 

9  to  4  agst  ChanniaD,  9  to  S  «gst  Debeoiure,  U  to  2  agat 
leme,  and  100  to  .14  «aoh  agat  Qseeian  •  Bride  and 
Armida.   W-on  by  a  neck,  three  lengths  between,  the 
,    .  second  and  third;  Grecilin  Bride  bolted. 

Tbe  Nurseiy-^Stftkes  of  IS.^Y^  eaolij  5;f^.«wiH&  tOO  added; 
for  two  yrs 'Old;  if  claimed  by  6  p*iD.  on^JulySOth  to  be  sold 
A)r  dOO  sov.' allowed  51h,  with  further  allowafices.  if  entered 
forleee;  TXO.  (17  subs.— WOi*) 
Gen.  Owen  WiUiuns'^  Fret4y  Mue^  t>y  6othearhi]J» 
.  Sjitiaib  ....  Archer  1 
Ld  Rosebcry'a  Cbattaiv  66tr  121b  •  Cannon  2 

6  to  6jon  Pretty  Jace.   Won  by  a  length. 

The  Moleeomb  Stakee  of  liasov^  eaoh^  hi  f  6.  mith  SOO  added, 
for  two  yre  old;  the  seooBd  reoeired  dOOwr.  oiit  ofi  tiieatrtkee; 
T.YX:!.  (39  flobs.-^t250^) 
Mr 'Boiweft's  The  DeyiLto  Pi^^  by  Mbsttt  Ihe 

Dcrril,  Set  lalb      -  Brtidiaba«7  1 

LdCaltborpe^sSCe'AlxrlvR^.gM        -  -   Ardiet  2 

Mr  C.  J.  Ltfetre's  Galois^  dst  l4llb         •  Webb  3 

Mr  Abtngtom's  8kyfici«|ierv  Sit  lOlb  «  -»  >  Gannon  - 

MrMimton'eThe^n^  aiEltaom  •  -         Wntts  - 

6  to  5  agst  ^e  Ali^ere,  9  to  1  agnt'TbeiSiiiif  l>00  itcy  15  agst 
Sk}  semper,  ?-ta  It  agati  Gfllai8,"and'>BS:  to  1  agat  The 
Devil  to.  Pay.  Won  by  a  bpgtb,  balfr  tk  Iwgth  between 
the  second  and  third. 

The  Chichester  Stakes  (handifiap).o£  10  eov.  eacKhi  ft.  with 
200  added;  tbe^  secoiMl  .leoeiyed  25  «oy^  oat  of  the  8tAkei4 
•ntiMwe^.soT.;  T.Y.C.  (23sub8.— 317^.). 


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Ld  Httrfington'fl  Oonraiis,  hy  Ooanil^ns,  6  yis, 

78fr  ftflS      -  -  •  *      Lashnrar  1 

Mr  Donglas  Baird's  Offspdnfit,  ^  7ft   Toni}ifl90&  S 

Id.  of  ®eattfort*«  Fevio,  3  yrs,  fist  7tb  -  Tl  3 
Oapt.  Machell's  Energy,  5  7rB,j9Bt' 12!b  ^Archer  - 

Mr  Htmgerford's  fissjr  Monivd  yos^  Ttft  JrK-  iRiclcaby  - 
Mr  Cumberland's  Albert  Melville,  4  yrs,  7bt  .  h\  Bamtt  «* 
Ld  Cadogan's  Crosspatch,  3  yrs,  Sst  lOlb  (car.  6st)  Wall  - 
Mr  J.  Terry's  Brightreyfk,.  3  yxs,-  5(t  71!J  (car. 

Sat  9lb)    ....     Robinson  - 
JE/venxm  £nergy|..6  to  I  .agrti  Conuma,  ,6  to  l  agflt  Offx 
spring,  12  to  b       Alb«ctc  Molvtils,  SO  to.  1  agsl;  f'oric^ 
93  to  1  agst  CiiosepfUD)))'  40  to  L  «g»(ii  RMy  Mero,  aftd 
dO  to  1  agst  Bright-eye.  Won  by  two  lengths^  a  bad 
.  tbwd. 

The  March  Stakes  of  5  sov.  each,  with  50  added,  for  two 
yrs  old,  7st  7lb,  and  three,  98t  3lb;  f.  allowed  3lb;  the  winner 
to  be  sold  by  anction  for  300  sov.;  entrance  3  soY.i  last  fi?e 
fifrlongs  of  T.Y.C.  (7  subs.— 77/.) 

.Mr£edwortii  Lsmhton's  hr.^.£]j^  Marley,  by  S|>ec«lum, 
2  yrs  (Snow  den),  walked  over. 

Tbe  Chesterfi^d  Cop  (haiKlicap)  Tttlue  800' bov.  added  to 
a  Sweepstaikes  of  15  sot./ eaob,  ft  ftr  the  second  reeeiTed 
60  EOY.  out  of  the'«lakea;''eotorazi€e'd  S9?.$  OaTen  Ooume 
(31  subs.— 487/.> 

Mr  C.  J.  Lefeyre's  Hbnnitftge,  by  iRTermit,  4  yrs, 

8stl2lb      -  .  -  -        Webb  1 

D.  of  Wcstmint5ter*8  Sandiway,  4  yrs,  M  21b  G.  Barrfett  2 
Mr  Craven's Caltha,  4  yrs,  6st  2lb  (oar.  6st  3lb)  Tomlisson  3 
Mr  Abington's  Plutarch,  4  jrs,  78t  lllb-  Jfrank  Sharpe  - 
LdOftdogan*«Mate,6yffi,  7stlltb-  *    C.Wood  - 

2).  of  BeBtlfort^s  £aBt«ni  Emperor,  -4  yrs, 

78t8lb      *  -  *  -    r.  Barrett  - 

Ld  Ha8tings'i» Baraafdea,  3tym'68l]2nb  J.  Woodbum  « 
Mr  CnmbeFland's  Childhood,  4  yrs,  6st8lb  Bickaby  - 
Mr  W.  J.  Legh's  R4din64  3  yrs,  6it  41b  (car. 

68t6lb)  -  .  .         E:  Martin  - 

Sir  R.  Jardine's  Beaumont,  3  yrs,  6fit  7fl5     -   T.  Ltiates  - 

2  to  1  agst  Hermitage,  9  to  2  agst  Sandiway,  6  to  I  agst 
.  Beaumont,  7  to  1  agst  Eastern  Emperor,  8  to  1  ajcflt 
Caltha,  loo  to. 8  agst  Barnacles,  and  20  to  1  agst  any 
other.   Won  by  half  a  length,  a  bad  third. 

The.'Bentiiick  Memorial  Plato  of .  200  soy.;  three  yrs  old, 
78t/lOK,  fonr,.9st,..fitej  and*:iipwavdi,  9st  3lb}  two  miles 
(200Z.) 


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RACING  CALENDAR, 


Mr  R.  Craig*8  Blue  Gnas,  by  Fat  MoUoy,  5  yn  Watts  1 
Sir  W.  Throckmorton's  Phantom,  6  yrs  -  Archer  2 
Mr  C.  J.  Lefevre's  Tombola,  4  yrs      •  -  Webb  8 

6  to  4  on  Bine  Grass,  9  to  4  agst  Phantom,  and  6  to  1  ags^ 
Tombola.   Won  by  fifteen  lengths. 

A  Private  Prodaoe  Sweepstakes  (redaoed  to  a  match)  was 
off  by  consent 

CROYDON  Bank  HoLroAT  Meeting. 

MoNOAT,  Angnst  the  3rd. — The  Norwood  Plate  (handicap) 
of  103  BOY.;  the  winner  to  be  sold  br  auction  for  60  sot.; 
entrance  3  sov.;  three-qnarters  of  a  mile  (100^.) 
Mr  T.  Steyens,  jnn.'s  Bapier,  by  Martyrdom,  4  yn, 

SstlOIb         ...  C.  Loaies  I 

Mr  J.  Ck>rlett's  Van  Zandt,  3  yrs,  Tst  3lb  -  £.  Martin  2 
MrC.  Lane's  Brookside,  3  yrs,  78t]  Sib  W.Goater  3 

Mr  J.  Mumford's  Reflector,  6  yrs,  Tst  91b  -      A.  White  - 
9  to  4  each  agst  Reflector  and  Van  Zandt,  6  to  2  agst 
Rapier,  and  5  to  1  agst  Brookside.  Won  by  a  length,  a 
bad  third. — An  objection  to  the  winner,  on  the  ground 
of  foul  riding,  was  oyer-mled,  and  she  was  sold  to  Bir  J. 
Dickinson  for  175gs. 
The  Welter  Handicap  of  5  sov.  each  for  starters,  with  100 
added ;  entrance  S  sov.;  one  mile  (3  snbs.«l07/.) 
Mr  R.  Hillier's  Forlnne-Teller,  by  Albert  Victor, 

3yrs,  10st3]b        -  -  •      A.  Giles  1 

Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Premier,  3  yrs,  9st  21b  -  Watts  9 

Mr  Abiogton's  Corinia,  4  yrs,  list  4!b      -         owner  3 
11  to  10  on  Corinia,  2  to  1  agst  Fortnne-Teller,  and  9  to  3 
agst  Premier.   Won  by  two  lengths,  a  length  and  a  half 
between  the  second  and  third. 
The  Two  yrs  old  Plate  of  103  sov.s  the  winner  to  be  sold 
by  auction  for  200  soy.  with  allowances  if  for  less;  entnmoe 
3  SOY.;  Ays  fnrlongs  (1002.) 
Mr  J.  Netten's  Rape  of  the  Lock,  by  Vietozions, 

7Bt  13n>  (50/.)  .  -  -A.  White  1 

Mr  A.  Tates's  PhUemia,  7st  13lb  (50/.)  -  G.  Barrett  9 
Capt.  A.  de  Vere  Smith's  Shillingstone,  8st  2lb 

(50Z0  ....  S.  Loates  3 
Mr  C.  Austin'sFhosphoms,  8st  2tfo  (50Z.)  .Wingfield  - 
Mr  J.  Nightingall's  White  Rose,  7st  130) 


11  to  8  on  Shillingstone,  6  to  I  agst  Rape  of  the  Lock, 
6  to  1  agst  White  Rose,  100  to  12  agst  Philemia,  and 
fiO  to  1  agst  Phosphoms.  Won  by  two  lengths,  three 
lengths  li^tween  the  second  and  third.— The  winner  was 
•old  to  Mr  T.  Reeyes  for  SOOga. 


(50Z.) 


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The  Woodflide  Plate  (handicap)  of  200  sot.;  the  second 
reoeived  20  soy.  oat  of  the  plate;  entrance  6  sot.  for  acceptors; 
fiTe  furlongs  (174i.) 

Mr  H.  Heasman's  Sonthwick,  by  Soncar,  3  yrs, 

8st  6lb  -  -  -  S.  Loates  I 

Mr  G.  Arden's  Westgate,  6  yrs,  8flt  6ltS  -  C.  Loates  2 
Mr  T.  V.  Morgan's  Odille,  3  yrs,  8st  9fb  A.  Nightingall  S 
Mr  H.  Macksey's  Victorine,  4  yrs,  Sst  lOlb  •  C.  Wood  - 
Mr  J.  A.  Wilson's  Hugh  Arthur,  3  yrs,  83t  91b  A.  Giles  - 
Mr  H.  H.  Hnngerford's  Moote-Bosa,  3  yrs, 

«8t71b  -  -  -  G.Barrett  - 

Ck)l.  Byrae's  Catalina,  8  yrs,  8st  6lb         -       Rickaby  -> 
Col.  Cave's  Powder-monkey,  3  yra,  8st  2115       -W.  Hall  - 
Mr  C.  Basset's  Rotation,  3  yrs,  8st  2lb      -    Rawlinson  - 
9  to  4  agst  Southwfck,  4  to  I  agst  Victorine,  1 1  to  2  agst 
Hugh  Arthur,  8  to  1  agst  Monte-Rosa,  10  to  I  each  agst 
OdUle  and  Westgate,  and  50  to  1  each  agst  Ponrder- 
monkey  and  Rotation.   Won  by  three-quarters  of  a 
length,  half  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Shirley  Plate  of  103  sot.  for  all  ages;  the  winner  to 
be  sold  by  auction  for  60  sot.,  if  catered  for  1 00  sot.  to  carry 
7tb  extra;  entrance  3  sot.;  five  furlongs  (100/.) 
Mr  A.  Victor's  Silver  Shoe,  by  Silvio,  3  yrs, 

88t  61b  (50i.)      -  -  -        G.  Barrett  1 

Mr  H.  Heasman's  Little  Witch,  4  yrs,  8st  13 lb 

(60/.)   -  A.Giles  2 

Mr  W.  Burton's  Kirk  o'  Held,  3  yrs,  8st  6Tb.(50/.)  C.Wood  3 
Mr  F.  Robinson's  Golden  Prime,  4  yrs,  9st  2lb 

(50Z.)  ....  Rawlinson  - 

Mr  E.  R.  Smith's  Vanjohn,  3  yrs,  8st  61b  (502.)  A.White  - 
Mr  A.  Yates's  Philemia,  2  yrs,  est  1 1  lb  {501.)  Rickaby  - 
6  to  4  agst  Little  Witch,  100  to  30  agst  Kirk  o'  Field, 
6  to  1  agst  Philemia,  100  to  14  each  agst  Vanjohn  and 
Silver  Shoe,  and  10  to  1  agst  Golden  Prime.  Won  by 
two  lengths,  three-quarters  of  a  length  between  the 
second  and  third. — ^The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  Heasman 
for  180g8. 

The  Welter  Plate  of  103  soy.;  entrance  3  sot.;  two  miles 
(lOOZ.) 

Mr  T.  Stevens,  jQn.'8  babean,  by  Coomleus, 

6  yrs,  lOst  121b      -  -  -  Mr  Abington  I 

Mr  W.  Kennedy's  Fontenoy,  aged,  lost  6lb  -  Ridd  2 
Mr  F.  Yate's  br.  m.  by  Ethus,  out  of  Gandia, 

6  yrs,  lost  12m.  -  -  Wingfield  3 

Miss  Isabella  Graham's  Lead  On,  aged,  lOst  51b  W.  Peake  - 
Mr  J.  Jones's  Condor  II,  aged,  lOst  12lb  -  owner  - 
Mr  J.  Corlett's  Sobersides,  3  yrs,  9st  71b  -A.  Giles  - 


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7  to  4  AgRt  SobenideB,  5  to  2  »g8b  Iialmo,  ».to.2.aa8l  the 
Candid  nuune,  5  to  1  agst  Footeaoj,  and  6  to  L  offtk 

Lead  Oo.  Won  by  a  head,  a  length;  botyneeft  ikei  aecoiMl 
and  third. — The  owner  of  FoBtaooy  lodged  an  objootioa 
to  the  winner  for  boring,  and  the  ri  ter  of  Isabean  lodged 
one  against  the  rider  of  Footenoy  for  lonl  riding.  Tim 
objection  to  Isabeaa  was  wemiledt  and-  the  vider  aC 
Footenoy  was  reported  to  the  Stewards  of  'the  Joekcgr 
Club  as  hftviog  been  cautioned  for  OButg  bad  language. 

RIPON  ST  WILFRID. 

KOHDAT,  Augast  the  3rd. — The  Newby  Handicap  Plate 
of  lOOgs;  entrance  dgs;  one  mile  (lOU.  17/.) 
Mr  B.  Gladstone's  Dowiy,  by  Cacomber,  5  yrs, 

88t  lib      .  .  -  .  Flatt  1 

Mr  R.  H.  Walker's  The  Swede,  3  yr^  fist  5%  Ilardcastle  2 
Mr  R.  Osborne's  Lady  Ida,  3  yrs,  6st  2lb  -  Glov^  3 
Mr  R.  Vyner's  Sardica,  3  yrs,  6U  31b  -  -  Fiuley  4 

6  to  4  on  Dowry,  5  to  2  agst  The  Swede,  8  to  1  agst 
Lady  Lin,  and  12  to  1  agst  Sariikta.  Wvn  bya  aeck, 
two  lengths  between,  the  secrad  and  thhd. 

The  Red  Bank  Stakes  of  5  sov.  each,  2  ft.  to  the  fund,  with 
100  added,  for  two  yrs  old;  six  fnrlongs  (16  subs.— 125f.) 
Mr  W.  Walker's  gr.c.  by  Mereworth^  out  of  Strath- 

carroD,  9st  5lb      -  -  -  Piatt  1 

Mr  W.  PAnson's  Castor,  98t  alb      -  -    Fagan  2^ 

Mr  J.  E.  Piatt's  Ilibernia,  8st  4tb  -     Bmcksha^v  3 

Mr  C.  Lund's  Proteus,  Sst  71b  (car.  8st  81b)  -  Griffiths.  - 
Mr  C.  J.  CnnniDghsm's  b»  g.  by  WiadDor,.  or 

Quits,  out  of  Relief,  Sat  4lb         -  -Chandlegr  - 

Mr  W.  SandeTson's  Frailty,  98t  -  Fioley  - 

6  to  6  on  the  Strathcavroa  coli;^  7  tO'  4,  iig»t  Castor^  and 
20  to  1  agst  any  other.   Won  by  a  haad^a  bad  third. 

The  Great  St  Wilfrid  Handicap  Plate  of  135sov.  ;  entrance 
4g8;  one  mile  and  a  quarter  (150^.  l^s.) 
Mr  W.  I' Anson's  Hambledoo,  by  Standard,  3'  yrs, 

74ri;  IStt)      -  -  -  -       FAgmi  1 

Mr  R.  Vyner's  Alb,  3  yrs,  88t  81b        -  -  Platb  2 

Mr  W.  Sandersoa'a  Cliftoniao>  4  ym,  Sfitr  USUI  Finley  3. 
Mr  H.  Hair  A  Tito,  aged,  8st  12lb       -  Ghsadley  -  4 

Mr  H.  Hall's  •Fairminstert  iSiyrai  -M^ilb      -     Staatoo  > 
Mr  Winn's  Lady  Castleoeagh^  ^  jMS^m  m   TdmlioBoo  - 
9  to  4  a0Bt  Lady  Castiereagh,  5- to  2  agsb-HknikledoD,  4^U> 
1  each  aget  Alb  and  Fafrmiaster^  and  U>9itO'8iag|Bl. 
Cliftonian.   Won  by  two>lflpgth8,.  •'ineek'lMtipeea.^tlis- 
aaoQiidrAnd  thirds 


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The  THal  Selling  Plate  of  lOOgs;  the 'H^mner  to  be  sold 
by  anctioD  for  100 
Sgs;  fiveforiongs  (lOU.  17^.) 
^  C.  Morgan *8  GenthmaB,  by  Beanelere, 

Mr  J.  Osbome*8  Wild  Moss,  2  yrs,  7st  lib 

(50^.)   ....    Go(Kl»^y   0  2 
Mr  BeaiiinoDt*8  Apparition,  2  yrs^Tst  lib  (502.)  Lake  3 
Mr  B.  Rodley*8  Rosette,  Sjn,  m  lOflS  (50^0  Fagi^  4 
Mr  L.  Forster's  cb.  f.  by  Eoseberf^  out  of 

Jdanite,  3  yra,  Sat  lom  (502.)      '    .      Qmffiibs  5 
5  to  4  on  GeotlemaD,  4  to  1  a^st  Apparition,  9  to  S{  agst 

Wild  Moss,  7  to  1  agst  Rosette,  and  100  to  8  agst  the 

Juanita  filly.   A  dead  heat,  third  beaten  three  lengths. 

Deciding  heat~2  to  1  on  Gentleman.   Woo  by  a  neck. 

—The  winner  wae-booght  in  for  120gs. 

TcBSDAT.— »The  Claro  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  two  yrs  old; 
entrance  Sgs;  five  furlongs  (lOU.  17«.) 
Mr  K.  Vyner's  Moonstmck,  by  Rosebery,  9st  4lb  Grlflffths  1 
Mr  M.  Williamson's  Sir  David,  9st  4%         -      Pagan  2 
Mr  W.  Sadler's  Matrimony,  8st  9m       -  Jleslop  3 

Mr  S.  Piatt's  Bine  Stone,  8st  71b   -  Bruckshaw  4 

Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Pastime,  Sst  9lb      -  -  PJatt  - 

Mr  R.  Weighell's  Oxford,  8st  71b   -  Tbmlinson  - 

Mr  J.  Osborne's  Tamai,  8&t  4tb  -         Goodway  - 

5  to  2  agst  Sir  David,  7  to  2  each  agst  Matrimony  and 
Moonstruck,  and  7  to  1  each  agst  Pastime  and  Bine 
Stone.  Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  a  neck  each  be- 
tween the  second,  third,  and  fourth. 

The  Members'  Handicap  Plato  o£  156  89v.;.  entrance  4gs; 
one  mile  and  a  quarter  ( 1 60/.  16&) 

Mr  W.  PAnsoa's  Maronite,  by  Syrian,  4  yrs,  Sst  Fagaa  1 
MrB.Vyuer's  Alb,  3yr8,8st8lb      -  -     Piatt  2 

Mr  E.  Hunter's  Procris,  aged,  8st  2lb        -    Tomlinaon  3 
1.1  to  10  OB  Maronite,  5  to  4  agst  Alb,  aod  10  to  1  agst 
Proeris.   Won  by  a  neck,  a.  bad  tbicd. 

The  Ripon  Innkeepers'  Selling  Plate  of  lOOgs,  forallages; 
the  winner  to  be  sold  by  anotlon  for  100*  sot.,  il  for  60-  s^. 
allowed  7lb^  entrance  3gs;  six  furlongs  (101^17^.) 
Mr  J.  Drislane's  b.  f .  by  Discord,  out  of  The 

Mite,  2  yrs,  7st  (60/.)      -  -  Tomlinson  1 

Mr  R.  Rodley's  RHMette,  3  yes,  8st  9lb  (S02i)«  Fagan.  2 
MrL.  Forster's  Ayton,.2yrs,7st3ft(&02:)  .Lake  3 
MrT.  Gveen's  b.f.  by  Zeak)t,  oat  o€.  >  Rosebuil, 

2  yrS)  7s6  (60^)  -  ^  *.         Magninex  4 


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Even  on  Ajton,  100  to  30  agsfc  the  Mite  filly,  and  4  to  1  sgiit 
the  Rosebud  filly.  Won  easily  by  three  lengths,  the 
same  between  the  second  and  third. — The  winner  was 
sold  to  Mr  W.  TAnaon  for  \60g^ 

The  Hackfall  Plate  of  lOOgs;  entrance  3gt;  one  mile 
ClOH.  17#.) 

Mr  W.  I' Anson's  Chislehnrst,  by  Beaaclerc,  5  yrs,  . 

Sstem         -  -  -  -     Faean  1 

Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Olengairden,  8  yrs,  8st  2lb  -  Piatt  2 
Mr  R.  Vyner's  Sardica,  3  yrs,  Tst  13tb  -     Finley  3 

4  to  1  on  Chislehnrst,  6  to  1  agst  Glengairden,and  100  to  8 
agst  Sardica.   Won  by  a  short  head,  a  bad  third. 

The  other  races  werefor  hnnters— «««  Steeple  Chase  VoL 

DUBLIN  METROPOLITAN  MEKima. 

[at  baldotlb.] 
MoiTDAT,  Angnflt  the  Srd. — The  Seaside  Plate  (handicap) 
of  90  sov.  for  the  first,  and  10  sov.  for  the  second ;  entrance 
3  sov.  for  acceptors ;  seven  furlongs  (872.) 
Mr  W.  Murphy's  Queen  of  the  Vixens,  by  Umpire, 

3  yrs,  6st  6tb       -  -  -  Lynch  1 

Mr  H.  Bird's  Salami,  3  yrs,  fist  I2lb  Cunningham  2 

Mr  S.  M.  Nolan's  Punctilio,  3  yrs,  Gst  lOlb  Saunders  3 
Mr  T.  Rowley's  Archer,  4  yrs,  lOst  12lb  Mr  Arthur  - 
Mr  J.  Gubbins's  Tournure,  3  yrs,  lOst  3tb  Mr  II.  Beasley  - 
Mr  L.  Hone's  Crofter,  3  yrs,  8st      -  -    Kowan  - 

Mr  J.  M'Kenna,  jun.'s  Usurer,  3  yrs,  6st  lOlb     Hoysted  - 
2  to  1  agst  Punctilio,  100  to  30  agst  Queen  of  the  Vixens, 
4  to  1  agst  Usurer,  5  to  1  agnt  Crofter,  and  6  to  1  agst 
Tonmnre.   Won  by  three  quarters  of  a  length,  a  length 
between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Juvenile  Plate  (handicap)  of  65  sov.  for  the  first,  and 

5  sov.  for  the  second,  for  two  yrs  old ;  entrance  2  sov.  for 
acceptors ;  six  furlongs  (532.) 

Mr  T.  Grant's  The  Hero,  by  Victor,  8st  12lb  W.  Miller  1 
Mr  H.  Bird's  Ben  Ida,  8st  3!b  -  -   Uowan  2 

Mr  H.  E.  Linde's  Mulberry,  8st  12%  Mr  H.  Beasley  3 
Mr  J.  G.  Blake's  b.  c.  by  Tattoo,  out  of  Lake  Mount, 

8st  12n)   -  -  -  -      Atkinson  - 

6  to  4  agst  Ben  Ida,  2  to  1  agst  Mulberry,  and  3  to  1  agst 

The  Hero.   Won  by  a  length,  a  bad  third. 

TuESDAT.-^The  Stand  Plate  (handicap)  of  90  sov.  for 
the  first,  and  10  sov.  for  the  second;  riders  who  had  won  a 
race  of  100  sov.  to  carry  6llS  extra;  first  entry,  1  sov.,  second 
entry,  3  sov.,  and  1  sov.  extra  for  certain  starters;  five  fur- 
longs (882.) 


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BRIGHTON  AuGuiT  MaBTiKa.  289 


Mr  S.  M.  Nolan's  Punctilio,  hy  Uacas,  8  jn, 

8st4!b     -  -  -  -      Saondera  1 

Mr  H.  Bird's  Salami,  3  yrs,  Sst  lib  •  Canningham  2 
Mr  W.  Morpby's  Queen  of  the  Vixens,  3  yrs, 

Sst  8%  -  -  -        T.  Broderick  3 

Mr  L.  Hone's  Crofter,  3  yrs,  98t  lib  Mr  W.  Beasley  - 
Mr  J.  M'Eenua,  jan.'s  Usarer,  3  yrs,  7st  ISib  L.  Kelly  - 
Mr  W.  Danne's  Moonstone,  3  yrs,  7st  12lb  •  Dawson  - 
Mr  P.  Wall's  Quadrille,  3  yre,  7st  1 1 »  -      Ball  - 

Mr  H.  E.  Linde's  Blackhall,  2  yrs,  6st  12!b-       Hoysted  - 
2  to  1  agst  Pnnctilio,  9  to  2  SLf^t  Moonstone,  5  to  1  agst 
Salami,  and  10  to  1  agst  any  other.    Won  by  two 
lengths,  half  a  length  between  the  second  and  third; 
Blackhall  fell,  and  threw  his  jockey. 

The  Novelty  Plate  (handicap)  of  4U  aoy.,  entrance  1  iot., 
two  miles  (39/.),  was  won  by 

Mr  W.  H.  West's  Bull's-eye,  by  Umpire,  4  yrs,  9st  4lb  (Mr 
W.  Beasley),  beating  six  others. 

The  other  races  were  steeple  chases,  Scc^see  St.  Ch.  Vol. 

BRIGHTON  August  Meeting. 

TuBSDAT,  August  the  4th.— The  Bristol  Plate  (handicap) 
of  5  SOY.  each  for  starters,  with  100  soy.  added;  entrance  2gs; 
one  mile  (6  subs.— 11 7Z.  18«.) 
Mr  P.  Renfrew's  Cymbalaria,  by  Springfield,  3  yrs, 

78t7ft      -  .  -  -    E.Martin  1 

Mr  Withers's  Diadeste,  4  yrs,  8st  9!b  -  J.  Woodbum  2 
Mr  Q.  Cleveland's  Pelerine,  6  yrs,  98t  -  Archer  3 
Mr  R.  G.  Sherrard's  Malvern,  8  yra,  Sst  71b  C.  Wood  - 
Mr  Joe.  Davis's  Pink  May,  3  yrs,  78t  9lb   -   G.  Barrett  - 

6  to  4  agst  Malvern,  7  to  2  agst  Pelerine,  4  to  1  agst  Cym- 
balaria, and  100  to  8  agst  Diadeste.  Won  by  a  neck, 
three-quarters  of  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 

A  Maiden  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  two  yrs  old,  7nt  7lb,  three, 
9st  6%,  four  and  upwards,  lOst;  m.  and  g.  allowed  3Tb ; 
entrance  Sgs;  T.Y.C.  (lOlZ.  17*.) 
Capt.  Machell's  b.  f.  Lady's  Maid,  by  Plebeian, 

2  yrs      -  .  -  -     F.  Barrett  1 

Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  b.  or  br.  f.  Gay,  4  yrs  C.  Wood  2 

Mr  W.  Kennedy's  b.  f.  Lauraline,  3  yrs    -  owner  3 

Mr  H.  Heasman's  br.  f.  Agnes,  3  yrs-  -  A.  Giles  - 

Mr  H.  Portridge's  b.  c.  Q.C.,  2  yrs  -  Axtell  - 

Mr  J.  J.  Clark's  ch.  c.  (iold  Dust,  2  yrs  -  Studart  - 
Mr  E.  Mugford's  b.  c  by  Tomahawk,  out  of 

Oratava.  2  yrs-  -  -  -A.  White  - 

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7  to  4  agst  Gajr,  2  toU  Ladj^VMsid^-T  to  I  agBtiha 
Qnltera  colt,  100  to  8  agst  Q.C.,  100  to  6  agst  Ag^^, 
and  SOtto.  1  each  agBttthi»'otliar8,  Woo  b^  a  lenjcU* 
and  a  half,  a  had  thirds 

The  Marino  Stakes  (handicap)  of  10  sov.  each  for'atcep- 
tors,  with  300  sov.  added;  winners exttaj  thfe  seccOTd received' 
S5  SOY.  oat  of  the  stakes;  entrance  3^,  thh.  only  f6rfelt'  if 
declared  bj  August  3rd;,  five  furlongs  (^4  snhs.  2t'ot  wltoiff 
paid  entrance  only — 3&1Z.  I7>.) 
Ld  Hastings's  Pearl  Diver,     Master  KJldare;, 


Mr  Manton's  Stourwick,  3  yrs,  6st  ISffi*  -  T.  fidrrett  S 
Mr  F.  Robinson's  Laceman,  aged,'  106t  1216 '  Afcher  - 
Mr'  AbiifgtOA'9  CoQMir  BaWn  11, 4  jr^SeUflb  Ji  Ooatevr:  - 
Gen.  Owen  Williams's  Monotony,  4.yMf  TstflSBJ.XS;  Wood'  - 
Mf  Eafstertr^s  Snlphitr,  aged,7flt  7m  toati-TUt  8ll»^Xoate»; 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Dulcimer,  3  yrSiv7ttJ--  Av^Whtta  - 

Mr  Hedworth  Lambton's£lsie  Marley,  3~yr8, 

7st  (incl.  7B5  extra)         -  -     Jl  "Woodbum  - 

Ld  Cawdor's  Grey  Parrot,^  yrs,  6stiABH  -  Freeman  - 
Mr  A.  Benholm's  Vacillation,  3f  yrs,  6st  12lb'  Ef  MUrtin  - 
S  to  1  agst  Laceman,  4  to  1  agst  'Pterl  DIVdr,  lOO'to  15 
agst  Sulphur,  100  to  8  each  agst^Mintttdnyanif  Vafeil- 
lation,  100  to  7  each  agst  Bagi/ipe '  atid  Stotrrwickj  \W' 
to  6  each  agst  Otey  Piwot  afldColTiitti^ftWto'lS^  to  1 
agst  Duldmer,  and  S3  to  1  agst' Elsie  M^ley.  W6n 
by  four  lengths,  a  bad  thiird. 

The  Juvenile  Stakes '  of .  6  boy.  •  eaoki,  .widi  loa  added,  for* 
two  yfff  old;  the  winner  to  be  sold  bjTantdiiob  for  iK)0«oi^.-). 
entrance :2g8;  five  £cirloDg^ri<subs(*«-14^i;  li8A) 
Mr  R.  Crest'tf  Craig  Northfi  by  Ci«ig  Milltoi'Sdt^Mb* 

(cor.  8st  lOK)      -      •     -  -  Ardiir '  1 

Ld  Calthorpe's  Eifimet,  8st  9fb        -  .  -E.  Barrett  2 

Mr  H.  Heasman's  Margherita,  SstTltti  -  A.  Giles  S 
Mr  C.  «r.  Merry'fi^ Bashful,  8^  nth  -  -G.  Bart:ett  4 

Mr  C.  W.  Golding's  Vestmfflit,  8st  9tt    -        S.  Loates  5 

2  to  1  on. Craig  North,  9  tO  2  agst  M)u*gh'erita,  and  1 00  to 
8  agst  any  other.    Won  by  a  neck,  ar  bad  third.T-Thi6 . 
winner  was  bought  in  fdr  600g$. 

The  Brigbk>B  Stakes  (haodicaip)  of  15  sotri^aoh^^  ftl  w£th 
500  added;  the  second  received '50' sot.  ont  of'  tiio  8t4kefe$ 
entrance  3  sov.  the  only  forfeit' if  dedared  bjr  July  tbe.  S7.th|. 
about  one  mile  land 'a  half,  oYor  the  01d'C6us8r(ittM>s;  7 
of  whom-paid'^  Bov.  each— 56 7^.) 


S  yrs,  7st  7JB  (car.  78t  8lb) 
Mr  H.  Macksey*8  Bagpipe,  4  yrs;  8b1I  - 


-   G.Bifcrrctt  1 
'Ik)ates  2 


Digitized  by 


IT.  of  Westminster's  Ncftettm,  hy  Piti- Jiatoes, 

4yrs,78tlOW  -  -      Gt.  BAnfelt-  I 

Mr  A.  BMiolm's  Perdita  II,  4  yrs,  6st  lOlB'  El  Bifartiir  2  . 
Sir  R.  Jardine's  BbrtieD,  4  yts,  8^  -ilB  *  P'  Bkrrett  S ' 
Mr  A;  Taylors  Eib«ritt,  &  yiB,  6stMW  -   X  WWl  4 

Ld  Cawdor's  Witchcraft,  5  yrs,  est  12W  ' -       Kieman  5 
JByen  ob  Borneo^  3  tovl        lScwteB;L7  ta  1.  eaahf^agst 
W^horaft  and  Beidkat  II;,  and>  l»  to-  1  agst^  LibdrfaL. 
Won  by  three-qaarters  of  a  length,  a  bad  third.v. 

The  Patchatn'St^sxif  5k>T.  each*,  Witif  20(9  added;  for t\70 
yi»  old;  76t  10B5,  three,  Qst  71b,  four  and  upwards  lOstr  <ie 
winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  fbr  109  sor.;  entrance  2gs.[,  fivb 
furlongs  <1S  subs.— 2572.  18«.) 

Mr  Abington's  IHatr^-L^Katt,  by  Mfcriicasterj-S  yts  Atcher  1 
Mr  T.' Green's  Panic,  4  yra      -  -  Witts'  2 

Mr  H;  H.  Hangerfoi-d's  Mfefortutte;  2  yra .  •  F.  Birrett^  »' 
Mr  0.  J.  Mterry's  Crttwiand,  5  yra  -     G.  Barrett  - 

Mr  J.  G;  Mirir's  Gcddeli  Tlditagp;.3r  yis  -   WfeBb  - 

Mir  Wlthert's  Astx3(l«t,'3'yrs'     -  -        Barker  - 

Mif  W.  Goatbr^'Amy  Agnea,3*yr*    -  J.  Goatet  - 

IfrT.  Leader^  Rdsehttsh,  2 -y^s-  -         Bartho  - 

Mr-T.  Citraofl'ir'ThdnipsoH,-  2*yr^    -  B:6bin*)n.  - 

11  to  10  agst  Fair  Lilian^  7  to  2  a^t  'Gbldeh  Tidings,  100 
ta  12'agat06wland,  1 00  *totfagst  Panic-  and  20  tor  1  agsfc 
any  other.   Won  by  three  lengths,  a  head  between  .Sie 
sectJnd  and  thiiii,— The  wumer  waB^dught  in  fdr'460gs. 
The  Corporation  Stakes  of  16  soy.  each,  oft.  with, 300 sov. 
adtted,  for  twty  yrs  old;  the  second  receired  60  sov.  outxyt  the 
stakes;  entrance  1  gdihea  if  sttuck  out  i>y  March  Si'd^  and 
3g8  if  left  in  after  that  date ;  flVe  fiirlang?^  (47  Buba.  1'4  of 
whom  patd  lgnhiea  eacli^36/.  \  Ts:)' 
Ld  Bosebery's  Chatter,,  by  Controversy,  Sst  6IB^C.'  Wood  1 
Mr  P.  Renfrew^a  F'ootlight,  8st  91b'(car:  8st  lOffiO  Archer  2 
Ld  Howe's  Orange.  Blossom,  8st  3%  (car.  8st  4lb)r  A.Glles'  3  , 
Mr  Chinley's  Silrer  Bell,  Sst  3lb         -       G.  B^itrett  4 
5  to^4  agst  Chatter,  11  toS'agst  ^obtligbt.  and  10  to  1 
each  agst  the  others:   Won  by  two  lengths,  a  bad  .  third. 

WsoMSBDaT.— The  f  Darief^l^k        Welter.  Handicap 
ol  200  BOF.  for -the  firsts  aud  2$  botv  £or  .^'8iicoiMb  entsanoe 
Bp^tot  aoceptorst;  onft.mile.and  a <|Ba«ter  (^lHlvlb»k^ 
lid  Lurgan's  Cintra^^bji  iBOBomyitS'  yrs»  7at  7A/ 

(car.  7st  10&)     -  -  -         C.  Wood.  1 

Mr  W.  Gtlbert^^  The  Sailor  Prince,  5  yrs, 

m'l29i-  -  -  -    Mr  Abington  2\ 

Mr  A.  Taybr*s  b.  f.'  by  Speculum,  out  of  Free 

Kirk;  3  Ytt,  Tst  71tt  -  -  Wilton  3 

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292  RACING  CALENDAR, 


Ld  Cawdor's  Witchcraft,  5  yn,  9et  8lb  -  Gnij  - 
Mr  G.  Arden's  Moantain  Dew,  3  yn,  78t  lOlb 

(car.  78t  nib)     .  -  -         C.  Loates  - 

105  to  80  OD  Cintra,  4  to  1  af?st  The  Sailor  Prince,  5  to  1  agst 
Witchcraft,  and  20  to  1  each  agst  the  others.  Won  hj 
a  length,  a  had  third. 

The  Brookside  Plate  of  800  soy.;  those  entered  to  he 
cold  for  500  SOY.  allowed  71b ;  entrance  5g8  ;  five  fnrlongs 
(1942.  15«.) 

Mr  H.  Macksey's  Bagpipe,  by  Strathconan,  4  yra, 

88t  9115  (500f.)      -  -  -  C.Wood  1 

Mr  H.  T.  Barclay's  Glasgow,  6  yrs,  8st  91b 
(5002.)-  -  -  -        G.Barrett  2 

Mr  T.  Green's  Knight  Errant,  4  yrs,  8st  9lb— car. 

8st  lOlb  (5002.)    -  -  -  Watts  3 

Mr  H.  Heasman's  Libation,  6  yrs,  Sst  6lb  (5002.)  A.  Giles  - 

Major  H.  Spiller's  Fluctuation,  2  yrs,  78t    -  'F.  Barrett  - 

By  mistake,  S.  Loates  weighed  out  for  Sir  F.  Johnstone's 
ch.  c.  by  Speculum,  out  of  Produce,  4  yrs,  Sst  9lb  (6002.), 
instead  of  for  Mr  A.  Taylor's  c.  by  Sefton,  dam  by  Blair 
Athol,  out  of  Duty,  4  yrs,  8st  9lb  (5002.),  and  his  number 
was  put  up,  but  it  was  subsequently  taken  down,  and 
neither  horse  went  to  the  post. 

7  to  4  agst  Bagpipe,  2  to  1  agst  Libation,  6  to  1  agst  Knight 
Errant,  and  10  to  1  each  agst  the  others.  Won  by  eight 
lengths. — The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  C.  J.  Merry  for 
500gs. 

The  Brighton  Cup  (handicap)  of  600  sov.  in  specie,  added 
to  a  Sweepstakes  of  10  sov.  each  for  acceptors  ;  the  second 
received  50  sov.  out  of  the  stakes ;  entrance  6gs,  the  only 
forfeit  if  declared  by  August  3rd;  one  mile  (26  subs.  14  of 
whom  paid  entrance  only — 6442.  15«.) 
Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  Brag,  by  Struan,  aged, 

8st9lb(car.  SstlOlb)      -  -  -  Watte  1 

Mr  H.  T.  Barclay's  Criterion,  4  yrs,  7st  12lb  G.  Barrett  8 
Mr  R.  C.  Naylor's  Toastmaster,  aged,  88t  lOlb  -  Archer  S 
Sir  G.  Chetwynd*s  Quilt,  4  yrs,  7st  6lb  (car. 

7st9ft)  -  -  .  CWood  - 

D.  of  Beaufort's  Constance,  3  yrs,  Sst  18lb  -    T.  Loates  - 

11  to  10  agst  Toastmaster,  7  to  2  agst  Braff,  4  to  I  agst 
Criterion,  100  to  8  agst  Constance,  and  100  to  7  agst 
Quilt.   Won  by  a  length,  a  bad  third. 

The  Pavilion  Stakes  of  6  sov.  each,  with  100  added; 
two  yrs  old,  7st  12lb,  three,  9st  12lb,  four  and  upwards, 
lOst  7fh;  the  winrer  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  300  sov.; 
entrance  2gs;  T.T.C.,  six  furlongs  (7  subs. — 1272. 18#.) 


Digitized  by 


BRIGHTON  August  Mebtinq.  298 


Mr  G.  Cleveland's  Pelerine,  hy  Pellegrino,  6  yrs  Archer  1 


Sir  W.  Throckmorton's  Edinburgh,  2  yrs  G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  T.  Green's  Panic,  4  yrs  -  -       Watts  - 

6  to  5  agst  Gaiety,  5  to  1  agst  Pelerine,  1 1  to  2  agst  Little- 
ton, and  100  to  12  each  agst  Edinburgh  and  Panic. 
Won  by  a  neck,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and 
third. — The  winner  was  bought  in  for  450gs,  and  Mr 
Macksey  claimed  Littleton  for  Sir  G.  Chetuvynd. 
A  Selling  Welter  Haudicap  of  5  soy.  each,  with  100  boy. 
added;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  fur  200  soy.;  six 
furlongs  (10  subs.^145^.) 
Mr  Jos.  DaYis's  Pink  May,  by  Speculum,  3  yrs, 

78t7lb  -  -  -  F.Barrett  1 

Mr  CraYen's  Maidmarian,  4  yrs,  Sst  7Ib  -  A.  Giles  S 
Mr  A.  Cooper's  Crosspat^  h,  8  yrs,  Sst  3lb  G.  Barrett  S 
Mr  P.  Renfrew's  Ramsbury,  aged,  Sst  12lb  -  Archer  - 
Mr  G.  ClcYeland's  Exquisite,  3  yrs,  Sst  A.  White  - 

Mr  J.  E.  Stuart's  Lenten  Fare,  8  yrs,  Tst  9lD-  Hawlinson  - 
D.  of  Beaufort's  I'shant,  8  yrs,  7st  7ft  •         E.  Martin  - 
12  to  10  agst  Crosspatch,  5  to  1  agst  Ramsbury,  11  to  S 
agst  Pink  May,  100  to  9  agst  Exquisite,  and  100  to  8 
each  agst  the  others.   Won  by  four  lengths,  a  bad  third; 
Lenten  Fare  was  left  at  the  post. 
The  Rous  Stakes  of  10  soy.  each  for  starters,  for  all  ages; 
entrance  Sgs;  T.T.C.,  six  furlongs. 

Mr  G.  Arden's  Glen  Albyn,  by  Blair  Athol,  aged,  9st  91ft 

(fi.  Loates),  walked  OYer  for  25  soy. 

The  Ovingdean  Welter  Handicap  of  10  soy.  each  for 
starters,  with  200  soy.  added;  the  second  receiYed  20  soy.  out 
of  the  stakes;  entrance  3g8;  T.T.C.,  six  furlongs  (3  subs.— 
196Z.  17#.) 

Mr  G.  Arden's  Westgate,  by  Vestminster,  6  yrs, 

7st  7lb  -  -  -  F.  Barrett  1 

Mr  R.  Hillier's  Fortune  Teller,  8  yrs,  7st  7lb  E.  Martin  S 
Sir  F.  Johnstone's  ch.  c.  by  Speculum,  out  of 

Produce,  4  yrs,  7st  12%        -  -      G.  Barrett  3 

6  to  5  on  Westgate,  and  6  to  4  agst  Fortune-Teller.   Won  by 
two  lengths,  a  bad  third. 
The  Rottingdean  Plate  of  200  soy.  for  two  yrs  old; 
entrance  4gs  for  those  not  struck  out  by  April  7th t  T.T.C., 
about  six  furlongs  {\96l,  16«.) 
Mr  C.  J.  Merry's  Prince  lo,  by  Prince  Charlie, 


Mr  H.  Macksey's  Gaiety,  5  yrs 
Mr  F.  R.  Hunt's  Littleton,  3  yrs 
Mr  Withers's  Diadeste,  4  yrs 


Webb  S 
J.  Goater  8 
Barker  - 


9st  lib 


Archer  1 


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2^4  BACING  C AL£>KE>Jk]B, 

Mr  Somer»'aGi88j,  ttat4K      -  -      ..G.iBiftiTett  2 

Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  Spread  Eagle,  Sat  79>       -  .0.  Wood  3 
3  to  1  on  Cissy,  100  to  30  agst  PriDQe.Io^JaDdx25  to  l^gst 
Spread  Eagle.  Won  by  a  Jength  andA^aU^^bad  third. 

Thtjksdat. — The  Preston  Handicap  of  S-sov.  -each' for 
starters,  with  100  soy.  added;  entrance*  2gs;  'fire  furlongs 
(3  subs.— 112Z.  18».) 

Mr  G.  Arden'fe  Glen  Albyn,  aged,  lOst  12fl5  C  LoAtes  1 
Mr  R.  Peck's  StafiFa,  5  yrs.  88t  71b  (car.  8«t  lOft)  Ar6ber  2 
'Mr  Hedworth  Lambton's '  Elsie'  Marley, '  3  yrs, 

78t  -  -  -  -  F.  Barrett  3 

11  to  8  agst  GI«D  Aibyn,  6  to4>ag8t}ateffa/«i»i  9  to  X^agst 

Elsie  Marley.   Won  by  half  a  lengthy  a>  length  Mnroen 

the  second  and  third. 

The  Kemp  Town  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  twoyrs  oldj-thft^win- 
ner  to  be  sold  by  anotio&.lor.l00  sov;.;r.9Bt(amcQ»^;.Bve.fMr- 
.loi^(101/..17«.) 

Mr  J.  Hammond^s.  Bronze,  .by  .LovloBder, 

«8tlllb  -  -  •-       f.JIT-.BainBtt  1 

Ld  Cahhorpe's  Kismet, -fst  9l&  (car.  Sst.  \DVi)  Archer  2 
Mr  £.  Bird's  Victoria,  «6t«1b-  -  A.  White  3 

Mr  T.  Steveos,  jTiT>.'s  Wood:  Note,,  fist  .6lb  -  C.t  Loai^  - 
Mr  8.  SdaYage's.Firle,.  Sst  6lb.<cftr.  Ant  711))  Trickle  - 

.Gen.  Owen  WiUiams'js  Aiuaie9atioii,  Jfit.6^  -  .  ,C.  Wood  - 
Capt.  A.  de  Vere  Smith'a  ETOVgreei},^  6|5  S.  Loates  - 
Mr  C.  J.  Merry's  Bashful,  Sst  1  lib-  -  G.  Barrett  - 

Mr  H.  Heasman's  Stoleaway,  88t  nib  -  A.Giles  - 

Mr  T.  Leader's  iRosebnsh,  8st  61b  •  -'*E.  Martin  - 

11  to  10  agst  Kismet,  6  to  1  agst.  Bronze,  1U0  to  12,  agst 
Wood  Note,  9  to  1  agst  Stoleaway,  and  TOO  to  7  agst  any 
other.  Won  by-  a-short  head,  two  lengths-bctw^en  the 
second  arid  third;  Bashful  was  leift  at  the-post.— ^Phe 
winner  was- bought  in' for  TSOgs,  -and  'Mr  ^  Bird  «kiiiiied 
Kismet  for  Mr  G.  Arden. 

The  Bnghton  Town  Plate  of  lOOgs;  the  winner  to  sold 
by  auction  for  SOO.sot.,  ^ith  allowanoss.if  lor.let^;  entmce 
3gs;  about  two  miles  (101 2.  .  17«0 
Mr  Withers's  Diadeste,  by  Balfe,4.7rt,  dati^ 

(lOOZ.)  .  -  iMr/Abmgton  I 

Mr  H.  Heasman's  Silver  Shoe,  8  jtb^M  %lb'('lQDA^  A^Oiles  2 
Mr  W.  Kennedy's  mnioo,  4  yi9,lQBt.Mb,(200O  Esevtt  .3 
Mr  W.  Kennedy '8<5iraBa»iari*n,.  3 yifs^ast  7Ih  (U)0/.)xJW»er  - 
Mr  R.  Thirlwell's  Andrer^a,  a^,  .9st .  1  lib 

(lOOZ.)  -  -  -  Hr,D.  ThirlweU  - 

Mr;E./Jl.  Smith's  Seamore,  6  yrs,  lOst  (IQOZ.)      BarJwr  - 


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7  to  4  agetiI>M|deite»:9'  to  4  agst  BUv^r  >  S^e,  5  •  ,to  •] 
Hindoo,  40  to  1  agst  Andreda,  100  to.  8  agst  Seamore, 
.and  100  to  6  fl^>QrainiiMiriiUi.   -Won  .by  a -length/ a 
hod  tliird. — (Mr  ^Keone47  dQelared.  to  .win  with  Gram- 
mariaiL**->7he'Viiuier  waa.bQoght  Ia  £or  309gs. 

The  Stewards'  Cqp  (handicap)  of  .500  soy.,  added  to  a 
Sweepstakes  of  10  boy.  each  for  acceptors;  winners  -extra; 
the  second  received  ^0  soy.  oat  of  the  stajtes;  entrance  5g9, 
the  only  forfeit  .if  declared  bj  Aagnst  3rd;  six  furlongs 
C27  subs.  17  of  whom  paid  5gs  each— 534^.'  Mis  ) 
Ld  Hastings's  Pearl  DiYer,  3  jrs,  Tst  ISffi  (incl. 

lOlb  extra)  -  -  •    'G;  Barrett  1 

Mr  F.  Bobinson^s  Laoeman,  aged,  l;08t  Ttb  -  Archer  2 
afr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  'Brag^«ged,  LOst 

(incl.  1495  extm)  -  -  -  'Watte  i  S 

Mr'MontoH's  Stdnrwick,  d  ycsy-Sst:  8tb  -  Toiniisaoa  4 
Ld  ()awdor's  Grey  Parrot,  S  yrs,  .  88fc'9a>  (car. 

6st  10%)  -  -  -  •     if*.  Barrett  5 

Mr  A.  Benholm's  Vacillation,  3  yrs,  6st  Sib     E.  Martin  6 

13  to  8  ag8lii*acBinftn»4  to  1  ^g st  P^arl  Dvter,  9  to  2  agst 
Bsag,  S.to.l  agst  Stonrwic^,and  10  to  1  each  agst  Grey 
Parrot  and?  Vacillation.   Won  by  f  onr  lengths. 

'  The  Beyet^an-  Handicap  of  5  lotvu  each  dBoo  starters^  ntith 
100  added;  entrance 2g8;  seven  fnrlongs  (5  snbs.«^n72. 
Mr  P.  Renfrew's  Mddii^,  byfiisbert  S  jtrs,  Sat.  U)!b 

(car.  «st  lllb)  .  -  .Arciier  1 

Mr  Withers's  Astolat,  S^w,  7gt  71b  •  -  F.iBapcett  2 
Mr  G.  Ardeii'fl'  Wesfcgate,  &  yrsy  Sst  -  C.  ilioatea  3 

Mr  H;  Partridge's  PirstoFiddle,'J6:yTsv<fist  ♦G.ftwtfctt  - 
Mr  A.  Taylor's  b.  c-by.Seften,  damibyBlaicAthol, 

otrt  of  Duty,  4  yrs,  78t  lOlb        -  -    'fijallon  - 

5  to '2  on  Modreil;  7  to  L  agst, Astolat,  100  to  ikgst 
'W«stgate,  and'  20-  to^  1  «acjivagst  itiie  'Othora.  Won  'by  a 
neck,  a'bad'ftbil'd. 

The  Shoreham  Stakes  of '5  sov.  cach,^fth'ltK)  added,  for 
all  ages;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  anction  for  100^  sov.;  six 
furlongs  (4  subs.— 115^.) 

Mr  W.  Kennedy's  Reflector,  by  Specuhiin,  6  yrg, 
9Bt-61b  -  -  -       owner  I 

Mr  G.  Clert«latfd'«  ^Sxcpimtie,  3  :  yrs,  I9stf  4%  .  G>  Batsrett  2 
9'  to  1  >on  Exquisite.  W on  by  balf  a  ilaiig(ih.«-«-l}be  •'winaer 
was  sold^o  MrHoward'for  140g8. 

A  Selling  Welter  Handicap  of  5  sov.  each, 'with  f 00 
added;  the  winner  to  be  sold 'by  aiKstiefn  for  100  'sor.;  five 
forlopgs  (9  subs.— 1407.) 


Digitized  by 


296  RACING  CALENDAR, 


Mr  Trulock-Hankin'B  Tibicen,  by  Tibthorpe,  6  yrg, 

88t7lb        -  -  -  -  C.  Wood  I 

Mr  P.  Renfrew's  Ramsbnry,  aged,  9st  5%-  Archer  2 

Mr  W.  G.  Stevens's  Reflection,  4  yrs,  Sst  13ft-  C.  Eioatea  » 
Mr  Withers's  First  Blossom,  4  yrs,  9st  (car. 

9st2lb)       -  Barker  - 

Mr  H.  Heasman's  Mutiny,  3  yrs,  8st  4 lb-  G.  Barrett  * 
Mr  Somers's  Rock  Flower,  3  yrs,  Sst  -      Gallon  - 

2  to  1  agst  Tibicen,  7  to  4  agst  Ramsbury,  4  to  1  agst 
Reflection,  5  to  I  agst  Mutiny,  and  100  to  8  each  agst 
the  others.  Won  by  six  lengths.— The  winner  was  soldi 
to  Mr  Abington  for  S20gs. 

The  Cliftonville  Plate  of  200  boy.  for  two  yrs  old  ; 
entrance  1  guinea  for  horses  struck  out  by  April  7th,  or  4gs 
for  acceptors;  about  five  furlongs  (1952. 16«  ) 
Mr  Somers's  Cissy,  by  Strathconan,  Sst  4lb  G.  Barrett  1 
Mr  R.  Crest's  Craig  North,  Sst  12lb  -  Archer  2 
21  to  20  on  Cissy.   Won  by  a  length. 

LEWES  Summer  MssTiNa. 

Friday,  August  the  7th.— The  Castle  Plate  of  200  sov.; 
the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  300  sov.  with  allowances 
if  for  less;  entrance  6  sov.;  T.Y.C.,  five  furlongs  and  a  few 
yards  (196Z.) 

Mr  H.  Heasman's  Libation,  by  Cremorne,  6  yrSt 

Sst  13lb  (200^.)      -  -  -       A.  Giles  I 

Mr  A.  Yates's  Patchwork,  2  yrs^  est  5%  (lOOZ.)  Rickaby  2 
Mr  C.  Archer's  Glamour,  3  yrs,  Sst  6lb  (200Z.)  G.  Barrett  3 
Mr  Hungerf ord's  Monte-Rosa,  3  yrs,  Sst  1  Ib(  1 00/.)C. Wood 
Mr  H.  T.  Barclay's  Glasgow,  6  yrs,  Sst  UfiS— car. 

Sst  12lb  (100/.)     -  Webb  - 

Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Gossip,  4  yrs,  Sst  Sib  (lOOZ.)  -  C.  Loates  - 
Mr  R.  Peck's  Gloucester,  5  yrs,  9st  21b  (2002.)  Archer  - 
6  to  4  agst  Gloucester,  9  to  2  agst  Glamour,  5  to  I  agst 
Glasgow,  7  to  1  agst  Libation,  and  10  to  1  each  agst 
Monte- Rosa  and  Gossip.  Won  by  half  a  length,  three- 
quarters  of  a  length  between  the  second  and  tlurd. — Th& 
winner  was  bought  in  for  400gs. 

The  Astley  Stakes  of  25  sov.  each,  10  ft.  with  400  soy.. 
added,  for  two  yrs  old;  the  second  received  100  sov.  and  tho 
third  50  sov.  out  of  the  stakes ;  entrance  3g8,  the  only  forfeit 
if  declared  on  March  3rd;  T.Y.C.  (72  subs.  20  of  whom  paid 
3gs  each— 7S6Z.  17».) 

Mr  Childwick's  Saraband,  by  Mrncaster,  9st  71b  Archer  I 
Baron  de  Hirsch's  Lorgnette,  Sst  lODS  -  C.  Wood  2 
Mr  C.  J.  Lefevre's  Yenette,  Sst  40s      -        Tomlisson  S 


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LEWES  SoMMBR  MBBTiNa,  297 


100  to  12  on  Saraband,  and  100  to  8  agst  Lorgnette.  Won 
by  half  a  length,  a  bad  third. 

The  Lewes  Handicap  of  15  sov.  each,  10  ft.  or  .3  only  to 
the  fand  if  declared  by  Aagust  3rd,  with  200  soy.  added; 
the  second  received  25  sot.  out  of  the  stakes;  two  miles  (16 
subs.  10  of  whom  paid  3  sov.  each — 2362.) 
Mr  Abington's  Eimbolton,  by  The  Doke,  4  yrs. 


Mr  A.  Benholm's  Perdita  II,  4  yrs,  8st  1%  (car. 

88t2m)-  ...  A.  Giles  8 

6  to  5  on  Perdita  II,  9  to  4  agst  Eimbolton,  and  85  to  20 
agst  See  See.   Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  a  bad  third. 

The  Juvenile  Plate  of  200  sov.  for  two  yrs  old;  the  win- 
ner to  be  sold  by  auction  for  300  soy.,  with  allowances  if  for 
less^  entrance  5  soy.;  T.Y.C.  (1952.) 
Mr  P.  Renfrew's  Satanella,  by  Robert  the 

Devil,  88t8lb  (1002.)       -  -     Frank  Sharpe  1 

Mr  G.  Cleveland's  The  Child,  8st  sm  (lOOZ.)  G.  Barrett  2 
Sir  W.  Throckmorton's  Edinburgh,  88tlllb — car. 

88t  12lb  (1002.)        -  -  -        Watte  3 

Mr  A.  Sydney's  ch.  f .  by  Palmbearer,  out  of 

Pestilence,  8st8lb  (1002.)        -  -    E.  Martin  - 

MrA.  B.Sadler's  Ours,  88t8lb  (1002.)*  Rlckaby  - 

Mr  Craven's  Lucky  Shot,  8st  8m  (1002.)  -  A.  White  - 
Mr  J.  Hammond's  Bronze,  SstStb  (1002.)  C.  Wood  - 
Mr  H.  H.  Hungerford's  Misfortune,  8st  81b — car. 

88t  1015  (1002.)-  -  -  -Archer  - 

Mr  H.  Heasman's  Margherita,  8st  8lb  (1002.)      A.  Giles  - 

9  to  4  agst  Bronze,  3  to  1  agst  Misfortune,  6  to  1  agst 
Lucky  Shot,  100  to  12  each  agst  The  Child  and  Ours, 
10  to  1  agst  Margherita,  and  100  to  8  each  agst  Satenella 
and  Edinburgh.  Won  by  five  lengths;  Ours  was  left  at 
the  post. — The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  G.  Cleveland  for 

blOgB, 

The  De  Warrenne  Handicap  of  20  sov.  each,  10  ft.  with 
200  added;  the  second  saved  his  stake ;  entrance  1  guinea, 
the  only  forfeit  if  declared  by  August  3rdj  T.Y.C.  (42  subs., 
34  of  whom  paid  1  guinea  each — 3082.  19«.) 
Mr  Eastern's  Sulphur,  by  Vulcan,  aged,  88t  8lb 

(car.  8st  lOfli)        -  -  -         Archer  1 

Mr  H.  Heasman's  Parsley,  3  yrs,  7st  lOlb  G.  Barrett  8 
Col.  O.  Willans's  Surprise,  3  yrs,  Ist  8lb  -  F.  Barrett  3 
Mr  H.  Ma^ksey's  Subduer,  aged,  88t  1215  -C.  Wood  - 
Mr  A.  Benholm's  Hopscotoh,  3  yrs,  8st  80)-      A.  Giles  « 


Webb  1 
Bickaby  8 


Mr  Cumberland's  See  See,  4  yrs,  7st 


N  3 


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Google 


3«B  RACLSa  OAL£N£lAJit, 

ffr  Cp«v«n'ftliAitauiaas4  7rs,T8feUlBi  A..Wldta  - 
Col.  Caye's  Powder-monkey,  a  yw^  7ifc  H»  *  Wall  - 

6  to  4  ai^t  Sulphur,  6  to  2  a^st  Parsley,  5  to  1  ^st  Snb- 
duer,  7  to  1  Kgs^  Surprise,  100  to  7'  each  ag«t  IVIald- 
marian  and  ifopacotdi,  and  80  to  1  agst  Pbwdfer- 
monkey.  Won  Ijy  two  lengths,  liiree"  lengths  "bctwwn 
the  second  and  thhrd. 

Tfte  Club  Open  Plate  of  200  sov. ;  the  winnevtoi  be  sold 
.'by  aociioB  for  200  soy.  (two^hird»<^  tha  B(ii;pki8<w«Bt  to  the 
second,  and  am-tttird  to  the  third)  wttamw  ftm  ior  hones 
thapropelty  of  Members,  and  3  soy.  for  others  r  tWO'i&iles 

.Mir:  H.  HeflBnaa'b  Wdadoiaa,  by  ¥edeito, 

6  ym,  12st      -  -  -         Mr  C.  Beard  1 

Mr  W.  KeMjedJr'ft  HiHrdoo,  *  yw,  1  l«t  Vf^  ^ymet  2 
Mr  B.  C.  Bi«rftey*S'  Biivar  Cioud,  9^  yK», 

lOstlom       -  >      ^  •Mr  W.  BisiyiH  3 

Mr  Howard's  Eefl«ot«r,  5  5irs;  198b    ^  ttr  Heton  - 

MrCMMw9ekVJoyhtl,  5  yrs,  12st  •  1ft-     Otmti  - 

Mr  W.  KeBnedVs¥V)titenor>  ae«^>  12tft  Mr  S.  M>.  Owen  - 
Mr  A.  Ysttes's  ILody  Mj«&^  s  yn,  140ft  M  <D«p6.  Fi^er  - 
M^  J.  Duncan'B  Ixia,  4  yrs,  list  795  -   Sir  Jbmii-IDufae  - 
Mr  W.  Kennedy OraiiMnttriHii,  3  yrs,  1 081 101^  Mr  Monis  - 
«5  Ho  40  on  Woodman.-e  to  1  agflt  FontevDy,  10  to  4  a^s>t 
Jovial,  and  100<to  7  eaoh«^  JHodooBiid  £«idy  Minme. 
Won  hy  aiength  and  st  h^At,  a  bad  ^iMt.— Tha  winaer 
w«s  bought  ia  iknr  aT^OgSt 

The  Nevill  Plate  of  200  sov.,  for  two  yrs  old^  tthe  wiener 
to  he  sold  by  amctioa,  with  ita  eDgagementa  under  Lord 
£K0teE\3  oonditiona^  fDr500«o¥.}.enitraBoa  X  soy.  if  struck  out 
by  April  Tith,  or  6.  soy.  for  acceptors;  T.Y.C  (IW^.) 
Mr  G.  Lambertts  Sumy,  bj  UncaS)  8^.  8&  tT.  G^oater  1 
Mr     Portcidg^i's  Q.G*,  8Bt  dib      -  'Wsinwright  2 

Mr  O.  Clerelaml's  BoDuibel,  -Sst  6ih  -  O.i  Barrett  3 
Mr  Chinley's  Silver  Bell,  8st  6lb    -  -  F.  Banrett  - 

Mr  E.  Mugford's  b.  c.  by  Tomahawk,  out  of 

Oratava,  88t  9lt)         -  -  -   A.  QHes  - 

Mr  C.  W.  Gold5ng*8  Vestment,  Sst  Sft  -        S.  I*oatcs  - 

5  to  2  eacfc  agst  Bonnibel  ant!  Vestment,  3  to  1  agst  Sifrer 
Bell,  100  to  15  each  agst  Surrey  and  the  Oratay«  colt, 
and  10  to  1  agst  tha  Btenta  colt.  Won  by  a  length-,  a 
bad  third. 

&KTatDJi(T.--The<3a«mfa»StalBe8((haiidioap)  of^aov.ttich 
for  starterS)  with  ICOieov.  tsdAtd;  the  vmmar  to-be  aold  by 
avotian  for  100  8Dv.f  «nkiiiiee  a  s<mft  T;¥,a.<«mlia.— 


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LE.WJES.  SuMMBft.  Mbetino.  299 

Bfr  H.  Heasman's  Little  Witch,  by  Martyrdom, 

4yrs^88taS>      -  -  -  A^GOei  1 

Mr  P.  BenfrewHi  Bamsbary,  aged,  8bt  12lb  (car. 

88t  13lb)  .  -  -  -  Archer  2 

Mr  J.  Dash  wood's- Broi  5  yrsj  8Bt  TK^  -  C.  Wood.  3 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Gossip,  4  yrs,  Sst  1 2»  C.  Loates  - 

Mr  T.  Bqghes's  Oambosdoon,  aged,  9fb'-  i^.  Harnett  - 
Mr  G.  Ciereland's  &hy,  3  yrs,  miOi  •  Barrett  - 

Mr  J.  Nicholls's  Esmeralda,  3  yrs,  Ssti  -  TomHiaRon  - 
Mr  W.  Goater's'  Amy  Agnes,  3  yrs,  Ssb  Rawliiisom.  - 

13  to  8  agBt  Ramaimiy,  T5  to  SO^agst  Sre,  6  to  1  agst  Cam  - 
basdoon,  7  to  1  agnt  <Sk3fSBipi  106  to  B  agst  Little  Witeh, 
1T)0  to  8  agst  Shy,  and  20  to  1  each  agnt  Amy  Agnes 
and  Esmeralda.  Wbn  by  two  lengths,  a  leoetli  between 
the  second  and  tSiird. — The  winner  was  wM  to  Mr  P. 
Renfrew  for  195jjs. 

The  Members'  Cap  (handicap)  ofi  lOQgs*  for  horses  the 
property  of,  and  ridden  by^  Members  of  tha Sonthdown  Club; 
riders  who  had  ridden  the  winner  of  any  Jockey  Clnb  race 
to  carry  2lb  extra  for  each  snch  win  np  to  8ft  j  entrance 
free;  T.Y  C.  (less  tban  105f.) 
Mr  Eastern's  Slalphar,  aged,  i28t  6Ib  (hid, 

8lb  extra)    -  -  -  A.  Coventry  1 

Mr  J,  A.  Wilson's  Hagh  Arthur;  S  yrs,  list  4lb 

(incl.  8fl5  extra)  -  -         Mr  H.  Owen  2 

Mr  W.  Konaedy'a  LauraliDe,  3' yrs,  lOsl  tBbi  pncl. 

4fb  extra)     -  •  -  -      owner  3 

Mr  CoDis's  Anabasis,  1  yrs,  list  7Tb      - '  owner  - 

Mr  S.  Beard's  Di»crow„5  yTS,.10st  ISffif  (ind. 

Bib  extra)  -  -  -    Mf  C.  Beard  - 

Mr  W.  BevlU's  Gamin,  tS  ytn,  lOrt  nilr 

(incl.  21b  extra).  -  -  Capt  E.  R.  Owen .  - 

Mr  W.  Kennedy's  Esk,  4  yjrs,  lOst  91b  (incl.  4% 

extra)  -  -  -  -        Mr  Heron  - 

8  to  I  on  Sulphur,  6  to  I  agst  Hugh  Arthur,  lt»  to  6  agst 
Dticn>w,«ttd  20'  to  1.  each,  agst  the  others*   Wren  by  eight 

ISD^thSt 

The  Mount  Harry  Pfat»  of  ItOgflS  '^i^  7»  M%  4ho 
winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  900  sov«,  if  £ar-  lHtkm)y. 
allowed  71b;  entrance  3g8;  T.Y.C.  (<l'OU  179,) 
Gen.  Owen  Williams's  b.  f.  Annexation,  by  Sil- 
vester, 8st  4ft  OOOZ.)  -  •  G.Wood  1 
Mr  C.  Pbipps's  Rape  of  ttie  Lock,  8tt  4Sbi  (  002.)  Bamtti  2 
Mr  H.  W.  Kingftbniy's  h.  c.  by  Cambalio,  dam  by 

Victorious,  out  of  Gkartrude,  «»t7»  (loet>  A.  White  3 
MrB.  Bird's  Victoria,  «8lr4lb  <IOOZ.)     -       E.  Martin  - 


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800  RACING  CALENDAR, 


Mr  C.  J.  LaDglands's  Van  Ayr,  8st  70$ 

(lOOl.)  -  -W.Nightingall  - 

Mr  A.  Yates's  Patchwork,  Sat  411>  (1002.)  -Rawlinaon  - 
Sir  W.  Throckmorton's  Anacondai  Sat  40$ 

(1002.)        -  -  -  Wainwright  - 

Mr  G.  Cleveland's  Bonnibel,  Sat  4lb  (lOOZ.)  G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  A.  Sydney's  Romany,  8st  4ft  (1002.)  -  A.  Smith  - 
Mr  H.  Heasman's  Blush,  Sst  7tb  (1002  )-  .  A.  Giles  - 
Mr  M.  Chapman's  ch.  f.  by  Palmbearer,  out  of 

Pestilence,  Sst  4tb— car.  8st  6lb  (1002.)  -  owner  - 

Mr  S.  Savage's  Firle.  Sst  405— car.  Sst  5ft  (1002.)  Trickle  - 
11  to  4  agst  Annexation,  4  to  1  agst  Blash,  S  to  1  each 
agst  Patchwork  and  Anaconda,  10  to  1  each  agst  the 
Camballo  colt.  Rape  of  the  Lock,  and  Van  Ayr,  and 
100  to  8  agst  Bonnibel.  Won  by  two  lengths,  a  head 
between  the  second  and  third. — The  winner  was  sold  to 
Mr  F.  Chapman  for  230g8. 

The  Hamsey  Welter  Handicap  Plate  of  200  sov. ;  ridden 
by  Members  of  the  Southdown  Club,  others,  10ft  extra ;  en- 
trance 6  sov.  for  starters;  one  mile  (1942.) 
Mr  H.  Macksey's  Monsiear,  by  Saxifrage, 

5  3'rs,  list  sm      -  -  Mr  A.  Ck)ventry  I 

Mr  G.  Arden's  Westgate,  6  yrs,  list  -  Mr  Heron  2 

Mr  W.  A.  Kilby's  Bertie  11,  6  yrs,  lOst  -  Mr  C.  Beard  3 
Mr  F.  E.  Lawrence's  Cnllionn,  5  yrs,  list  9ft  -  owner  - 
Mr  W.  Rowe's  Phryne,  4  yrs,  1 1st  4ft  Mr  E.  M.  Owen  - 
Mr  J.  Dash  wood's  Eve,  6  yrs,  lOst  ISib  CJapt.  Fisher  - 
Mr  W.  Kennedy's  Fontenoy,  aged,  lOst  tSft  owner  - 
Mr  G.  Lambert's  Eenmore,  4  yra,  lOst  7ft  Mr  W.  BeviU  - 
Col.  Cave's  Powder-monkey,  8  yrs, 

9st  10ft       ...     Capt.  Lee  Barber  - 
11  to  10  agst  Monsieor,  100  to  30  agst  Eenmore,  8  to  1  agst 
Phryne,  10  to  1  each  agst  Eve  and  Westgate,  and  100  to 
8  agst  CuUionn.    Won  by  four  lengths. 

The  Club  Open  Handicap  of  300  sov. ;  thejaeoond  received 
SO  sov.  and  the  third  20  sov.  out  of -the  stakes t  ridden  by 
Members  of  the  Club,  those  who  had  never  ridden  a  winner 
under  the  Rules  of  Racing  allowed  6ft;  entrance  (for  accep- 
tors) 3  sov.  for  members,  6  sov.  for  others;  one  mile  and  a 
half  (2442.) 

Mr  S.  Savage's  Adanapaar,  by  Pero  Gomez, 

er  Speculum,  6  yrs,  1  Ist  10ft  (incl.  5Ib  allce.  )Capt.Fi8her  1 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Lord  Cardinal,  3  yr8,l0st  3lb  Capt.  Morris  S 
Mr  H.  Heasman's  Woodman,  6  yrs,  1 1st  5ft  Mr  C.  Beard  3 
Mr  W.  Bevill's  Breda,  4  yrs,  1  Ist  2ft     -  owner  - 

Mr  A.  Yates's  Lady  Minnie,  6  yrs,  lOst        -  Mr  Heron  - 


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Mr  W.  Kennedy's  Miss  Gillam,  4  yrs,  9st  lOlb  owner  • 
Mr  Cannon's  Uorsebridge,  3  yrs,  9st  8lb  Capt.  Lee  Barber  «- 

3  to  1  agst  Adanapaar,  9  to  2  each  agst  Horsebridge  and 
Lord  Cardinal,  6  to  1  each  agst  W(x>dman  and  Breda, 
and  20  to  1  each  agst  the  others.  Won  by  a  neck,  three 
lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Priory  Stakes  of  16  sov.  each,  10  ft.,  with  300  sor, 
added,  for  two  yrs  old  ;  the  second  received  50  roy.  and  the 
tiiird  25  sov.  ont  of  the  stakes;  entrance  Sgs,  the  only 
forfeit  if  declared  by  March  3rd  ;  T.Y.O.  (47  subs.,  13  of 
whom  paid  Sgs 'each— 661 Z.  17*.) 

Mr  C.  J.  Lefevre's  Consigne,  by  Flageolet,  98t  Archer  I 
Mr  Mainley*s  Encore,  8st  8K     -  -      A.  White  8 

Mr  G.  Lambert's  Surrey,  8st  12lb     •  J.  Goater  S 

4  to  1  on  Consigne,  11  to  2  agst  Surrey,  and  100  to  8  agst 
Encore.  Won  by  a  length,  a  head  between  the  second 
and  third. 

Her  Majesty's  Plate  of  300gs;  three  yrs  old,  7st  139>,  foor, 
9st,  fire  and  upwards,  9st  2!b;  two  miles. 
D.  of  Westminster's  Newton,  by  Fitz- James,  4  yrs  Archer  1 
Mr  H.  T.  Barclay's  Criterion,  4  yrs-  -G.  Barrett  2 

Baron  de  Hirsch's  Saucy  Boy,  6  yrs       -       F.  Barrett  3 

2  to  1  on  NewtoD,  2  to  1  agst  Criterion,  and  20  to  1  agst 
Saucy  Boy.   Won  by  a  lengUi,  a  bad  third. 

CURRAGH  MiLiTABT  Meeting. 

Monday,  August  the  lOth.-TheNominationPIate  of  30  soy.» 
entrance  1  soy.,  one  mile,  on  Peel  Course  (29Z.),  was  won  1^ 
Capt.  J.  1>.  Barry's  Schneider,  by  Umpure,  4  yrs,' lOstsfe 

(owner),  beating  three  others. 

The  other  races  at  this  meeting  were  for  ponies,  &c. 

PONTEFRACT  Summer  Meeting. 

Thuusdat,  August  the  6th.— The  Londesborough  Stakes 
of  6  sov.  each,  2  ft  to  the  fund,  with  100  added,  for  two  yrs 
old;  second  saved  his  stake;  five  furlongs  (18  subs.— 11 OZ.) 
Mr  R.  Osborne's  Toto,  by  Albert  Victor,  8st  41b  Piatt  1 
Mr  J.  Coates's  Ellangowan,  8st  71b  -  Bruckshaw  2 
Mr  C.  J.  Cunningham's  b.  g.  by  Wisdom,  or 

Quits,  out  of  Relief,  Sst  41b  -  -Stanton  S 

Mr  R.  Tompkins's  Merrythought  II.  Sst  4ll5-       Weldon  4 
Mr  R.  E.  Wemyss's  ro.  f .  by  The  Roan  Horse  (by  Brother  to 
Bird  on  the  Wing),  dam  by  Toxophilite— Gameboy— 
Physalis,  88t  4lb  (Chandley),  was  weighed  for,  and  mounted, 
but  was  found  to  be  lame,  and  did  not  go  to  the  post. 


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2  to  1  each  afait  Sllangowan  and  Xuto,  3*  to  1  B,^t  Merry- 
thongbt  U,  asd  12  to  1  agst  ihe  Relief  gelJing.  Won 
by  hall  aJengUi*  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  PoDtefraet  Boroogfa  Trial  Handioap- Plate  o£  lOOgs; 
^Brtrsnee  3  sov.'j  frre  f«rlwig8'(lO»Z.) 

Mr  R.  Rodley '8  Joeboa,  by  Mfe,  3  y rs,  6Bt  1 1  lb  B^ley  1 
Mr  F.  Platt'-s  BalArarcan,  3  y^s,  7Bt  m-  Geodway  2 

Mr  R.  Vyner's  Rtbiola»  4  yra,  8st  2lb  -J.  Woodhum  3 
Mr  F.  Lyiich*s  Lady  Aueklaad,  aged ,  7st  3lb  G.  Woodb  urn  4 
Mr  G.  Oliver's  Banker,  4  yra,  Set  I2lb  -  Weldon  - 
Mr  Greasley  'sFlower  of  En^and,  6  yr8,B8t  I  Olb  Brucksla  w  - 
Mr  R.  B.  Longland'a  Wickham,  4  yrs,  8st  -  Flatt  - 
Mr  M.  Williamaon's  Chameleon,  ag^d,  7st  12lb  Fagon  - 
Mr  J.  A.  Peirs  His  XordAhip,  4  yr«,  7st  2tb  Chandley  - 
5  to  2  agflt  Banker,  <  to  1  agst  Fahiola,  7  to  1  «ach  agst 

Chameleon  and  Lady  Anckland^  and  8  to  L  each  agst 

Flower  of  England,  Wickham,  Balvarran,  and  Joshua. 

Won  easily  by  a  length  and  a  half,  two  lengths  each 

between  the  second,  third,  and  fonrth. 

Tfae  West  Riding- Champagne  Trial  Plato  of  300  sov.  £or 
the  owner,  and  100  sov.  for  the  nominator,  o£  1>be  winner, 
50  soF.  for  the  nominator  of  the  second,  and  25  so.¥.  for  ihe 
nominator  of  the  tiiiijd,  for  two  jjra  old ;  exHiance  3gs^  five 
furlongs  (896^.  1.7*0 

Mr  R.  Vyner's  Kudos,  by  Specultim,  Sst  6flT  "Griffiths  1 
Ld  Durham's  BvKlerer,  8flt  51b      -  *       Piatt  2 

Mr  Beaumont^s  Forthos,  8st  fi&f  -  Fagan  3 

Sir  R.  Jardine's  br.  c.  by  ^ringfibW,  out  of 

Lady  Lucas,  Sst  5lb  -  -      <5.  Bbwwaii  4 

Mr  W.  Osborne's  ch.  g.  MHcp/herson,  Sst  21b-  Oocfdway  - 
Mr  T.  Green's  Paris,  8st  51b   -  -        Tbomton  - 

Mr  fi.  W.  Cooper's  Wishing  Well^.tet  9lb  J.  Woodbom  - 
Mr  W.  P.  Greenairs  Master  Willie,  Sst  6fl5  Bruckshaw  - 
11  to  10  agst  Efidoa,  3  to  1  agst  tlie  Lanly  Lnoas  colt,  10 
to  I  agst  Borderer,  100  to  8  agst  Parfs,  and' 20  to  I  agst 
any  other.  Won  by  two  lengths,  the  same  between  the 
second  and  third,  and  a  neck  b^eefn  t3ie  third  and 
£ouith. 

Tlie  Graat  West  Riding  Handicap  of  10  sov.  each,  2  £t  to 
the  fund,  with  150  my.  added]  winners  extra;  tiie  seeend 
saved  his  stake;  one  mile  and  a  half  (12  9uk}s,^\iaL) 
Mr  W.  I'Anson's  Hambledoa,  by  Standard,  3  jrs, 

ast  £lb  (incl.  61b  axira>  -  -      Fagan  1 

Mr  R.  Vyner's  St<»e Clkik,  3  yrs,  Sst    -  -Piatt  2 

Mr  H.  Hall's  Faicminattf ,  5  ^  Sst-  -  Oiandley  3 

Sir  R.  Jardine's  Penipaui,  4  yn,  7at  U  ^  •      C.  Bowman  4 


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5  to  4  oa  Hambledon,  S'to  S  agpt  StOB«  CUnk«  &to  1  aggt 
PengniD,  and  100      8  agst  Fairminster.     W^on  by 
four  kni^ths,  five  lengths  between  the^second  and  tliurd. 
TIm  SfMCnlatioa  Plate  o€  lOOgs^  tbe  wioner  to  be  Mid  by 
audaoa  for  100  8ov.»-if  for  50  «oyvalIo]ve^  Ztb}.  entraaee 
3  sov;  five  fudonga  (lOfil.) 
Mr  W.  TAnson's  Iiii|niMr,  by  Xowlftnder, 

2  yrs,,7)Bt3K  (/Htf.)  •  .  J..  Woodhwn  1 
Mr  A.  Gannfs  Tnmaoii,.  2  yra^  Tat  8ft  (50i.)  Tomlinson  2 
Mr  T.  Valentine^i  Xarifa,  4  yra,  9Bt  1  m  (lOOZ.)  Weldou  3 
Mr  J.  DickiaBM?a  Tolegrain  (late  Bapier),  4  yrR^ 

98t4lb(&0i^.)  ....  Luke  4 
Mr  M.  Ohaiimaii^aCaBidahflD:  II, Aged^  Out  &m 

(60^0-  -  -  -      J.  W,  Skeiion  - 

Mr  C.  Uibbert'a  SaUdi.  Lassie,  a  yrs»  SstSib  (&02.) Jeasop  - 
Mr  R.  Howett'fl  St  Genovieve,  8  jri,  Sst  8lb  (60^.)  Pagan  - 
Mr  R.  Rodley 's  Rosemary,  3  yrs,  Sst  8Tb  (50/.)  C.  Bowman  i- 

3  to  I  agst  Xarifa,  4  to  L  agst  Treason,  6  to  1  apjat  Tele- 
gram, 7  to  1  each  agst  Scotch  Lassie  and  St  GenorleYe, 
and  to  to  I  agst  Inquirer.  Won  half  a  length,  three 
lengths  betnr^en  the  second  and  third,  a  bad  fourth.— 
The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  A.  tjaunt  for  130g8» 

The  YorlBsbire  Weltac  Handsoap  PJate  of  LOOga;  entrance 
asoY.s  onemila<2<l22.]) 
Mr  A.  Gauntfs  Prince  Bapert^  I^y  Prince 

Charlie,  3  yrs,  9st  12ft      -  «        Tomlinson  1 

Mr  B.  H.  Walker's  The  Swede,  3  yrs,  Sst  5fb        Pagan  2 


Mr  J.  Shepherd^s  Sir  Joseph,  aged',  lOst  2Tb    Heartfield  4 
Even  on  The  Swede,  2  to  1  agst  Prince  Rupert,  8  to 
1  agst  Equity,  and  10  to  I  agst  Sir  Joseph.   Won  in  a 
canter  by  three  lengths,,  a  bad  third. 
Pmdat.— The  Paik  Hill  Plate  of  LOQgs,.  f or  two  yra  old; 
entrance  3ao¥«4  firefariongs  (102i.) 

Mr  W.  I'Anaon's  Outer,  by  Zeabt,  Sst  im  -  Pagan  1 
Mr  W.  Walker's  gK  c.  J»y  M«rosKarth,.(iut  ef  Stirath- 

canoo,  9st  lOQS  -  -  -  -   Piatt  2 

Mr  C.  Land's  Pootens,  Sst  7Ib      -  -  Bruckshaw  3 

Mr  J.  Williamson's  <ih.  1  by  Wenlock>,ont  of  Dis- 
covery, 8st  4B5  -  -  -      Weldon  4 
15  to  8  on  Castor,  3  to  1  agst  the  Strathcarron  colt,  10  to 
1  agst  the  Discovery  filly,  and  20  to  1  agst  Proteus. 
Won  hi  a  canter  by  three  lengths,  a  bad  thii5. 
The  Innkeepers'  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs;  the  winner  to 
be  sold  by  auction  for  50  sov.;,  entrance  3  sov.}  five  furlongs 


Mr  R.  Howett's  Equity,  5  yrs,  Sst  9lb 


(102^) 


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Mr  B.  Howett's  Humility,  by  Claremont,  3  yrs, 

78tl2lb      -  -  -  -       Fagan  1 

Mr  B.  Bodley*8  Truce,  3  jn,  Sst  -  C.  Bowman  2 
Mr  J.  Shepherd's  Agnes  Primrose,  3  yrs,  8st  49}TomliD8oii  3 
Mr  S.  Piatt's  Yorkshire  Lad,  aged,  98t  -  Brackshaw  - 
Mr  B.  Bodley's  Bockaway,  3  yrs,  Sst  815  -  Lowe  - 
Mr  F.  Voase's  Old  Tom,  4  yrs,  Sst  7lb  -  Weldon  - 

Mr  W.  B.  Marshall's  Orwell,  4  yrs,  8st  7B>   -    Griffiths  - 
Mr  C.  Hibbert's  Scotch  Lassie,  S  yrs,  Sst  7lb        Jessop  - 
Mr  H.  W.  Cooper's  Dachess,  3  yrs,  8st  51b    -         Piatt  - 
4  to  1  agst  Unmility,  6  to  1  agst  Yorkshire  Lad,  6  to  1 

each  agst  Agnes  Primrose  and  Truce,  8  to  1  each  agst 

Old  Tom  and  Orwel),  and  10  to  1  each  agst  the  others. 

Won  by  a  length,  a  head  between  the  second  and  third. 

— The  winner  was  bonght  in  for  ISOgs. 

The  Pontefract  Handicap  of  10  sov.  each,  2  ft.  to  the  fund, 
with  150  sov.  added;  winners  extra;  the  second  saved  his 
stake;  one  mile  (13  snbs. — 170^) 

Mr  J.  Oidman's  King  Dick,  by  Syrian,  4  yrs,  7st  9lb  Fagan  1 
Mr  B.  Tompkins's  Braganza,  3  yrs,  6st  12ns  -  Luke  2 
Mr  A.  Gaant's  Prince  Bapert,  3  yrs,  8st  9 lb 

(incl.  71b  extra)-  -  -  Tomlinson  3 

Sir  B.  Jardine's  Kinmont  Willie,  3  yrs,  7st  J.  Woodbum  4 

11  to  8  on  King  Dick,  6  to  2  agst  Prince  Bnpert,  7  to  1 
agst  Kinmont  WUlie,  and  10  to  1  agst  Braganza.  Won 
by  a  length,  a  bad  third. 

The  Juvenile  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  two  jrrs  old;  the  winner 
to  be  soi  l  by  auction  for  100  sov.,  if  for  50  soT.  allowed  7lb; 
entrance  3  sov.;  five  furlongs  (1022.) 
Mr  F.  Plait's  I^adine,  by  Silvester,  8st  1ft 

(501)  -  -  -         J.  Woodbum  1 

Mr  A.  Gaunt's  Treason,  8st  71b  (501.)    -      Tomlinson  2 
MrB.  Bodley'sThelema,  8Bt  llb(602.)         -     Fagan  3 
Mr  G.  Cleveland's  b.  f.  by  King  of  the  Forest- 
Penelope  Plotwell,  8st  1  lb— car.  Sst  2ffi  (501.)  Bmckshaw  4 
Mr  B.  Dalgliesh's  West  End,  8st  4lb  (50/.)      Thornton  5 

6  to  4  agst  Treason,  8  to  1  agst  the  Penelope  Plotwell  filly, 
4  to  1  agst  Thelema,  and  10  to  1  each  agst  the  others. 
Won  by  a  length,  a  neck  between  the  second  and  third. 
The  winner  was  bought  in  for  105gs. 

The  Alexandra  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs;  winners  extra; 
entrance  3  sov.;  three-quarters  of  a  mile  (1022.) 
Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Explosion,  by  Sealskin,  or 

Beverberation,  3  yrs,  6st  (car.  Gst  lib)  -  G.  Woodburn  1 
Mr  B.  Bodley's  Joshua,  3  yrs,  7st  3lb  (incl. 

7Ib  extra)         -  -  -     J.  Woodbum  2 


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BEDCAR  Second  Summxb  Meeting.  a05 

ISx  F,  Ljnch's  Lady  Auckland,  aged,  78t  5lb  Tomlioson  S 
Mr  R.  Vyner's  Gloriosa,  3  ym,  78t  6lb  -         Goodway  - 
Mr  W.  I* Anson's  Psalter,  8  yrs,  7st  3lb       -        Lake  - 
Mr  R.  Tompkins's  Astec,  8  yrs,  68t  4lb-        W.  Glover  - 
6  to  2  agst  Joslma,  2  to  1  agst  Gloriosa,  4  to  1  a^t  Aztec^ 
6  to  1  agst  Psalter,  8  to  1  agst  Lady  Auckland,  and  lOO 
to  8  agst  Explosion.  Won  by  a  head,  fire  lengths  between 
the  second  and  third. 

The  Badsworth  Plate ;  entrance  3g8;  one  mile. 
Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Craig  Royston,  by  Macgregor,  5  yrs, 
98t  6lb  (Piatt)  walked  over  for  50  sov. 

There  was  also  a  hunters'  race  on  this  day— St.  Ch.  YoL 

BEDGAB  Second  Summer  Meeting. 

TuBSDAT,  August  the  nth. — The  second  year  of  the 
eighth  Eirkleatbam  Biennial  Stakes  of  10  sov.  each,  3  ft.  to 
the  fund,  with  150  sov.  added,  for  three  yrs  old;  the  second 
received  25  sov.  ont  of  the  stakes;  about  one  mile  and  a 
Stance,  straight  (17  subs.-— 145/.) 
Mr  J.  Lowther's  King  Monmouth,  by  King  Lud, 

88tl2n>      -  -  -  .     A.  GUes  1 

Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Royal  Rake,  Sst  12lb  -  Piatt  » 


4  to  1  on  King  Monmouth,  and  6  to  1  agst  Royal  Rake» 
Won  easily  by  a  length  and  a  half,  a  bad  third. 

The  Coatham  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs;  entrance  3  sov.; 
five  furlongs,  straight  (102Z.) 
Mr  R.  8.  Crompton's  Over  the  Border,  by  Beau- 

clerc,  3  yrs,  6st  10D(       -  -  Chandley  1 

Mr  R.  Vyner's  Fabiola,  4  yra,  88t  12lb  -  Griffiths  2 
Mr  W.  P.  Gieenairs  Export,  5  yrs,  7st  12%  -  Piatt  $ 
Mr  F.  W.  Lambton's  Poor  Thing,  4  yrs,  8st  5lb  Fagan  - 
Mr  F.  Piatt's  Balvarran,  3  yrs,  7st  12Q>  Goodway  - 

Ld  Zetland's  Ruby,  3  yrs,  7st  7lb  -J.  Woodburn  — 

Mr  R.  Craig's  Sillerbum,  8  yrs,  6st  lOlb        Tomlinson  • 

3  to  1  agst  Poor  Thing,  9  to  2  agst  Sillerbum,  5  to  1  agst 
Export,  6  to  1  agst  Ruby,  and  7  to  1  each  agst  the  others. 
Won  by  a  length,  a  neck  between  the  second  and  third* 

The  Redcar  Two  yrs  old  Stakes  of  10  sov.  each,  8  ft.  to 
the  fund,  with  350  sov.  added  for  the  owner,  and  100  sov. 
for  the  nominator,  of  the  winner,  and  26  sov.  each  for  thd 
owner  and  nominator  of  the  second;  six  furlongs,  straight 
(150  subs.— 470;.) 


J.  Woodburn  $ 


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HAOim  OAlMWDJm, 

Mr  J.  Lowther's  Greenock,  Sst^SBi  -  J.iWvcMbariL  .  2 
Mr  a  Perkins's  Adolpbns,  «8t  Sib-  -       IF^n  3 

6 'to  1  on  Jacobite.   Won-eenlf -.bj'iuilf-^ai^lttiigthi/aiieck 
between  the  Moond>Jind  third. 

.The  Zetland  High- Weight  Handicap  loi  5  soy.  each,  3  ft 
to  the  fond, with  100  sov.  added;  the  second. sa.Y.ed  hi& stake; 
one  mile,  straight,  on  the  New  Course  (17  subs. — 125Z.) 
Mr  J.  PickersgiH's  ch.g.  by-Balvator,  oat  of 

Peffar,  6  yrs,  9st  3lb      -  -  'Bmcksbaw  1 

lid  Zetland's  Amalfi,  6  yrs,  '9et  51b  -       xA.  OSes  2 

'  Mr  K.  Craig's  Pun,  S.  jx^,  7at  3&      -  Ton  Jinson  3 

Mr  C.  J.  Cunningham's  Bay  Comus,  4  yrs,  8st  131b  Fagan  - 
Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Chaucer,  4  yrs,  Sst  TflJ  -  Piatt  - 

Mr  R.  H.  -Walker^fi  The  Swede,  ayr^TetaWJUWoedbum  - 
Sir  B.  Jardine's.  Lucky  Star,  3,  yrs,  7st-  TomlissMi  - 

6  to  4  agst  Bay  Comns,  6  to  1  agst  Amalfi,  6  to  1  agst 
Chaucer,  and  LQ  to  1  eaqh  .agst  the  others,  ^on  by  a 
..length,  a  bad  third. 

The  Warrenby  Selling  ^ate  -<!iif  '100gsji<^Jwiimer :  toibe 
«old  by  aucttoD  for.lOO  sonr.vii  £m!^0  e«y.  w^^llpved  :10&;  .cn- 
tniBocr  3.>fioy.;-fiTe  furlongs  (1022.) 
Mr  T.-  Green's  PaBie,  by  Blair  Atkol/4  yrs,  >9st'4lb 

(502.)  -  -  ^  -'Weldon  1 

Mr'W.C&teveneon'A  Explosion,  8' yw,i«j?t  l3flv(50Z.)  Plakt  2 
Mr  J.  Lowther^s  Sobo,  a^TB,  '7stAW{90h)  J.  Woodbum  3 
.Mr.H.  W.  CiQoper'e  Duchess,  ^  yrSj^st  .lOlb 

(502.)  -  -  -         'Brucksbaw  - 

Ld  Zetland's  Canonesp,  3  jrs,  Sst  10lb'C6O2.)      A.' Giles  - 
Mr  T.  Holmes's  Ploridor,  3  yrs,  'Bst  IStb  (Uor.)      Fagan  - 
Mr  J.  Coates's  Jessie,  5.yrs,  9st  3lb  (501)  -       Griffiths  - 
6  to  4  on  Pabic,  8  to  1  eaefa  agsf  FIoitcKop  and  Dxploston, 
atid  10  to  l  each  agst  CanoDess^and  Jessie.   Won  eonly 
by 'half  a  lengthr  a  head  betweeta  tfaveeoond  and  thirdt — 
The  winner  was -bought  iiifor*250gs,'«nd  Mr  Steyenson 
C^lahned  Soho  for  Mr'Winn.r 

The  first  ]iear(otthe.niDUi.Kirkleatban  J^e^nial  Stakes  of 
10  «ov.iea£h,,  a.tt.  to. the., fund,  with  .L50  sov.  added,  for  two 
yrs'oldj;  tihe  aefio«ulriecei7ed.25.£oy.  out  ofithe.M^akesi  three- 
quarters  of  a  mile,  straight,  on  the  New  CJourse  (41  subs. — 

Mr  BeimVi  GandinaliWolfley,  ^b^r.^eaaelerc, 

9st3fib      «  '-  *-  .{Broekflhaw  1 

Mr  B.,G^iDe'sJjord.JiBnley.,;  MlSOi  -   ?Utt .  S 

Mr  R.Vyner's  Precis,  Sst  8lb      -        ,  -    -jGknffi^  i  3 


Digitized  by 


EEDO^R  SvcojTD.  SmmiB  Meeting.  ^7 

Sir     JiiFdine's  b.  t.hy  T^ve^kie,  onJU  ot  Pdr- 

former,  SIfit-  -  -  C.  Bowvaa  - 

Mr  J.  J[iOwtber*B  Easington,  98t         -  A.  GiJes  - 

Mr  W.  JBungay 's  TroUus,  Sst  J  Itt  -   Toaliiwon  - 

a  to  .1  agst  LoEd  liumlej^  l.Uta4t9tf'8t KJarduial  WolMy, 
5. to  1  agst  Easingtoii)  6 -to  l.ag^t  .Precis,  aad  loa  to  8 
each  agBt  the  o^ens.   Wion  by  :khree- quarters  joi  a 
length,  a  neck  between  the  0ecoDd,Juad'.thind. 
'  There       idso  a  hunters^ race  onithisniky — ^*p^<St.  ChPVol. 

W»d»eu>jly, — The  lUdcar, Handicap £if  5  ao¥..eaQh,  3  ft. 
to  the  fund,  with  150  .soy.  added.;  t|ie(iecoQd>8AV«d  his  stake ; 
one  mile  and  a  half  (16  subs.— 170Z.) 
ifr  W.  Bandeonson'B  Gliftonian,  by<  Oaatitoreafgb, 

4yr8,  7st7B5      -  -  -  -  tFinley.  1 

Mr  E.  Lascelles's  Aitstrask,  4  yrs^  j6st  J9ffi  .i  C  W^odfanm  .  2 
Mr  W.-Steyenson's  Royal  Rake,  3  yrR,  Gst  23b  W.  XStlcrter  3 
Mr  E.  Hunter's  Procris,  laged^  .6sti  7Tb  -^r. 

6flt  lllb)  -  •  iTMlinaon  - 

Ld  Zetland's  DaloMnan,         :tet  1  Olb       J.  Wioodbnm  - 
Sir  E.  Jerdine's  Penguin,  4  yrs,  6Bt  <8in>  -       IFandiflUDi  - 
7  t»  4  agst  Cliftonian,  3  to  1  agst  Au8trasia)i6i>to  I  eaobagst 
■  'Dalesman  and  Procris,  juid  tO;  to  1.  agstfioyal^Bake. 
•Won  by  a  length,  a  bad  .thirdt^Airthe  jooheys  lirew 
>  twO'  pounds  oyer- weight  on  retammg/te  Bcalfii-t-nAn  ^ ob- 
jection to  the  winner,  on  the  groood'of  la  cross, -was  Dyer- 
ruled. 

'  The  Beaumont  Selling  Plate  6£  TOOgp,  for  two  yrs  old;  the 
winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov. ;  entrance' 3  sov. ; 
fiye  furlongs  (102^.) 

iUr  W.  WiQn's. Sohq,  by  tYestJoiaster;  8st iSIb  -Welehn  1 
>Mr  J.  Osborne'^  WUd.Moss,  SstAm      -  -PliiJbt .  9 

Mr  R.  Weighell's  Oxford,  Sst  1 1  lb  -  -Torolinscn  3 

Mr  J.  Coates's.  EUangowan ,  Bst )  Ufi)  —  '  Bmckshaw  - 
Mr  Osnond's  Dulce  Domum,.8st  11  lb  -  J.'3oat«r  - 

Mr  J.  Ryan's  b.  f .  by  Springfield^CelwdiDe,<88t8lbi  Bool^y  - 
Mr  J.  Coates's  Old  Sam,  6st  J  Ub  •  -     Oviffiths  - 

7  to  2  each  agst  Bidee  DoKKun  camL-the  Celaadine  •  filly, 
4  to  .],Aj9Bt  Ellangowan,  and  to  1  agstt  Soho.  Wonrby 
A  neck,  fonr  leng&ia  between <tbeseoond<«nd.tbirdt-7^he 
munet  was  Aotd  to  Mr  E.  sRoAhy.  for  1  LOgs. 

"The  Sixih  Great  National'BreederB' Foal  Stakes  of  20  soy. 
each,  3  ft.  to  the  fund,  with  400  soy.  added  for  the  owner,  and 
100  soy.  for  the  nominator,  of  the  winner,  and '50  sov.  each 
.iorti^  owner  and  ncnuisatior  of .th^/secood,. for; three  yrs 
old;  one  mile,  straight,  Qutbe  N«w<.CQursep39.8ubs.«-'fia9;.) 


Digitized  by 


808  RACING  CALENDAR, 


Ld  Zetland's  St  Helena,  hy  Hermit,  98t  51b  Bracksbaw  I 
Mr  W.  J.  Legh'8  John  Barleycorn,  8st  6lb  (car. 

8st6lb)  ....  A.Giles  3 
Ld  Hastings's  Armida,  8st  ISK  -  Archer  S 

Mr  J.  H,  Houldsworth's  Golden  Light,  8st  2fl)  Booty  - 
Sir  R.  Jardine's  Beaumont,  8st  6ll>  -  C.  Bowman  - 
Mr  J,  Lowther's  King  Monmouth,  9st  8lb  -  Snowden  - 
Mr  Osmond's  Economist,  88t  5!b  -  J.  Goater  - 

2  to  1  agst  Armida,  7  to  2  each  agst  King  Monmouth  and 
St  Helena,  100  to  12  agst  Beaumont,  and  10  to  1  each 
agst  John  Barleycorn  and  Grolden  Light  Won  easily  by 
a  length  and  a  half,  a  bad  third. 

The  Wilton  Plate  of  600  sov,  for  two  yrs  old;  entrance 
6  SOY.;  five  furlongs  (49 5Z.) 

Mr  W.  I'Anson's  Bread  Knife,  by  Craig  Millar, 

Sstlllb      -  -  -  -        Fagan  1 

Ld  Zetland's  Grey  Friars,  8st  11  lb      -  -Archer  S 

MrR.  Osborne's  Toto,  Sstlllb    -  -         Piatt  S 

Sir  K.  Jardine's  br.  c.  by  Springfield,  out  of 

Lady  Lucas,  8st  11  lb  -  -  -C.Bowman  - 

Mr  J.  Osborne's  Fun,  8st  8lb-  -  Goodway  - 

Mr  R.  Vyner's  Moonstruck,  9st    -  •     Griffiths  - 

Mr  J.  Lowther's  Easington,  9st         -  A.  Giles  - 

Mr  W.  Winn's  Givendale,  8st  lllb  -     Weldon  - 

Mr  R.  S.  Crompton's  Almond,  Sst  81b  -  Chandley  - 

Mr  J.  Lowther's  Greenock,  Sst  lllb  J.  Woodbom  - 

9  to  4  on  Bread  Knife,  5  to  1  agst  Grey  Friars,  8  to  1  agst 
Almond,  100  to  S  agst  Easington,  and  20  to  1  agst  any 
other.    Won  by  four  lengths^  a  bad  third. 

The  Sand  Hills  Handicap  Plat«of  lOOgs;  the  winner  to  be 
sold  by  auction  for  50  sov.;  entrance  3  sov,;  six  furlongs 
(102^.) 

Ld  Durham's  Levanter,  by  Glendale,  4  yrs, 

Sst  13Ib  ...         Bmckshaw  I 

Mr  H.  Brand's  Thrintoft,  aged,  9st  -      Weldon  2 

Mr  J.  Coates's  Jessie,  5  yrs,  Sst  ISib   -  Griffiths  3 

Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Explosion,  8  yrs,  98t    -  Piatt  - 

Ld  Zetland's  Ruby,  S  yrs,  Sst  71b       -      J.  Woodbum  - 
Mr  B.  Rodley's  Rockaway,  3  yrs,  8st         -        Fagan  - 
11  to  10  agst  Levanter,  3  to  1  agst  Thrintoft,  8  to  1  agst 
Explosion,  and  10  to  1  agst  any  other.    Won  by  half  a 
length,  the  same  between  the  second  and  third.— The 
winner  was  sold  to  Mr  G.  Arden  for  225g9. 

The  Upleatham  Welter  Handicap  Plate  of  300  aov.;  en- 
trance 5  sov.;  six  furlongs  (2952.) 


Digitized  by 


KEMPTON  PARK  Auguit  MBKTiHa.  809 


Sir  B.  Jardine'B  Linda,  by  Adventurer,  4  yis, 

8«t  6Jb      -            -            -            -  C.  Bowman  1 

BIr  W.  Dnnne's  Meliantbns,  4  yrs,  88t  9Ib          Archer  2 

^r  C.  J.  CDnniDgham's  Bay  Comus,  4  yrs,  98t  7lb  Fagan  3 

XidZetland'sAmalfi,  6yrB,9st  llfis     -           A.  Giles  - 

Mr  W.  SteTenson's  Craig  Royston,  5  yrs,  9st  7lb     Piatt  - 

Mr  Hedworth  Lambton's  Piccolino,  3  yrs,  98t  21b  Snowden  - 
Mr  J.  Lowther's  Thuringian  Qneen,  3  yrs, 

est  7Ib      -           -           -           J.  Woodbum  - 

7  to  4  on  Meliantbns,  7  to  1  agst  Craig  Royston,  and  10  to 
1  agst  Amalfi.   Won  by  a  neck,  a  bad  third. 

KEMPTON  PARK  August  MfiBTma. 

[at  sunbdbt.] 
Tuesday,  Aagnst  the  11  th. — Mr  R.  Hillier's  Fortune- 
Teller,  by  Albert  Victor  (Watts),  beat  Mr  C.  Hibbert's 
Shrivenham  (Archer),  both  three  yrs  old.  Sat  12lb  each,  the 
Kempton  Mile,  200,  20  ft.— 11  to  10  on  Fortane-Teller. 
Won  by  two  lengths. 

The  Angnst  Handicap  of  10  sov.  each  for  starterf,  with 
160  SOY.  added;  the  second  received  20  bov.  out  of  the 
stakes,  and  the  third  to  have  saved  his  stake;  entrance  4gs; 
one  mile  and  a  quarter  (2  snbs. — 135^.  16«.) 
Ld  Hartington's  Monolith,  by  Albert  Victor,  3  yrs. 

estlOlb      -  Wall  1 

Mr  John  Charlton's  Bretwalda,  4  yrs,  7stlOlb  O.  Barrett  2 
1 1  to  8  on  Monolith.   Won  by  four  lengths. 

The  Kempton  Park  International  Breeders'  Two  yrs  old 
Stakes  of  15  sov.  each,  6  ft.  to  the  fund,  with  500  sov.  added 
for  the  owner,  and  200  sov.  for  the  nominator,  of  the  win- 
ner, and  50  sot.  eadi  for  the  owner  and  nominator  of  the 
second;  five  furlongs,  straight  (134  subs. — 745^.) 
Mr  B.  H.  Combe's  Volta,  by  Blair  Athol,  9st  4Ib  Archer  1 
Ld  Hartington's  b.  c.  by  Hermit,  out  of  Belphoebe, 

fist  9lb      -  -  -  -    J.  Goater  2 

Mr  T.  Leader's  Lowdown,  8st  755       -  G.  Barrett  3 

Mr  Mainley's  Osprey,  8st  2!b      •  -      C.  Wood  4 

5  to  4  agst  Volta,  11  to  8  agst  Lowdown,  and  8  to  1  agst 
the  Belphoebe  colt.  Won  by  a  neck,  Uiree  lengths 
between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Hanworth  Park  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  all  ages,  maidens 
at  entry;  entrance  3gs;  five  furlongs  (101/.  17«.) 
Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  Gay,  by  Lowlander,  4  yrs,  9st  C.  Wood  I 
Col.  Byrne's  Catalina,  3  yrs,  8st  9fi)    -         G.  Barrett  2 


Digitized  by 


810         RtACHKJ  OAi;Bir»A«, 

Mr  T.  Hyde's  GarterKiiig;  2  yw/W  8»<  -  R'^Bflfrett'  8" 
Mr  Johtt  Char]toiki*B  Newbrid^,  3  yrs,  Sst  9tb  Rnwlinsmi '  — 
CIieT.  Oiiristrelli's  b.c.  by  Knight  of  tW8*^Wttflr/ w 

Pett«reh,oiifcofTfckli8k,2'yrg,  7St*3W"  -  WriV  — 
D.  of  -  Hamilton's  Pero-Flof ;  8  ynr,  art  HBfJ  •  WaHsr » — 
Mr  A.  Yates's  Patchwork,  2  ynr,  7Mr        -     A.  Wliite'  - 

11  to  10  on  Gay,  6  to  1  agst  Gaiter  Kvag^  lOO  to  14  agsi* 
Patchwork,  15  to  2  agst  Catalina,  10  to  1  agat  the 
Ticklish  colt,.  100  to  8*  agst  Perok-Flor,4uid  20>to.l  agst 
Newbridge  Won  by  fonr  lengths:. 

The  Middlesex  Two  yrs  old  Selling  Stakes  of  5  sov.  each 
for  ttartenr;  with  iSOgs  added;  the/wkmar  to  be:  sold  bj 
aoction  for  200  so?.,  if  for  100  sov.  allowed  7 lb;  eotrance 
Sgs;  five  furlongs,  on  thte  Old  "Course  (6  subs. — 174^.  7*.) 
Ld  Calthorpe's  Mystic,  by  Kbsicracian,  8tst  lOlb 

— car.  SstJim  (lOOr.)      -  -  -Archer  1' 

Mr  A.  B:  Sadler's  Ours,  8&fc  7ffi  (100/:),  -  a.. Barrett'  2 
Mr  M.  E. Williams's  Tambourine,88t  Tit"  (100^.)  ?.' Barrett  3 
Mr  A.  Yates's  Philemia,  88t  7!b  (100/.)  -  A.  White  - 
M«  W.  B«U?s  lUtford,  »fit  alb  {ViOk)  *  -  Watu.  - 

5'to  4  on  Mystic,  7  to' 2  togst 'Oam^  Id0t4(y  16^  agfit.  Tamv 

bovriue^  8^0  1  agH(rPhH6tiiiB;y'flaid()10D(to8«gBt'Retfc]f^ 

Won  by  a  length,  a  head  bti^^wteett  thtf-MCond^aiidstbirdu. 

—The  winner  w«8  e(^d  taLd  HtolT^V^n^Ttmpert^for 

480gB. 

The  Eempton  Park  Clab.  Welter rBaadioapi^i  5  sot.  each 
for  starters,  with  150  soy.  added;  ridden  by  Members  of  the 
Kempton  Park  dab^^hbra;  7flr'' entrap  emtnoiee!  fisa  for 
horee» -the  property  of  teti^g»iaea«  M%mbeitr<o£  tiio^Clifb/  4g»' 
fcTOtfaen;  one  mile  (4'BabA.— -less^tlia&^l«d/i) 
Ld  Hafftington^s  Sir  Kenaeth,  bT^'E^i^/^  yns* 

list  -  -  -        MnW.B^m^  1 

Mr  T.  St^nB^  Country  Boy^  3ym,  10M^2lb^#ibbingtOB<^  2f. 
Mr  W.  Gilbert^'FlexibK  4  yxSj  10»t^50V  -  Mv^Bwoait  »^ 
Capt  Bayley'B  The  Baker,  4  yrs,  lOst  •12lb  (incl.- 

7m''eid3»)    -  -  -  .  .  Afcfaer^  41 

11  to 40'ag8t  Country  Boy,  7  to  4'agst>  ai(i'K^ttel^^:5ito  V 
agi)t  The  Raker;  and'6  to  1  agst  ^elxibte.  Won  by  ^ulf 
ft  lengthy  a  bad  thiid. 

The  Kempton  Park  Mid-Weight  Handicap  of  6  sov.  each 
for  starters^  with  UB/.  B9,  add^d;  the -Berond  >receiv«di  2a)80T. 
out  of  the  stages;  entraBcr5gs;'six*fdrlongs'(9Mib#.-^HKML) 

Mr  "BL  Sheirard'iB  Malvern^  by  Mnncaater,  8  yrs, 
8Bt  -  -  -  -   C/Wood  I 


Digitized  by 


K  EMPTC^/  BicBS  /  Aiuavnr  Mbutino.  31ftt 


78t«Jb)      -  -  -G.Barrett- 2 

^ff>£.G.  Starke7'8MDdifite75i7r8,^40lb-        -Watts.  & 
5>  to  4agafe>MftU«m«^  to  4fas9tr  BEay^^.and.4  to  1  agst 
ModiBtei   Wob4>j;  a  bead,  a-bad^hiixL. 

There  was  also  a  hunters*  race  on  tbfB  dnj^^-^  StPCb;/ VoL 

WisDNfisDAY.— The  Sanbtiry  Miff  weight  Handicap  of 
5  dov.  each,  with  200  added;  the  second  received  20  soy;  out" 
ihe  stakes;  entrance  5gs;  one  mile  (tS'snbs; — 2942. 15^ 
Mr  E.  Weever's  Hferald,  by  Laneret,  aged,  ^6t  6lft    Hill'  1 
Mr  J.  Daver's  Warspite,  3  yrs,  8Bt  418        -         PAgh  2'' 
Sir  Q.  Chetwynd^s  Gi'esshuhlen  3  yrs;  88f  6lB'  C  Wood  3 
Mr  T.'  Stevens,  jun.'s  Goggles;  agedi  9fdt'2l1^-   C.Xoates'  - 
Mr  T.  Cannon's  Winterbourne,  6  yys,  Sst  7ft    T,  Smith*  - 
M*  John  Charlton's  Ben  V«nae,  a  yrs,  8Bt  4lB'G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  A.  Taylor's  Stourhead,  4  yrsr,  8dt  3lB'    -       Wilton  - 
Bf en  on  >  GfeashttMer;  ^  to.  2  agafcf  Wstspite^ .  6>  to  1  a^t 
Heradd^  100  tor  15  ag^  Ben  YeiKrev  8  to'  1  agdt  Winters 
bonriK^  10  to  I  agst  Gt^Hglesy  and  100  to  6  agst  Stodr^' 
head.    Won  by  a  leiigtbF''and<a  Mfy a  bad-tbirdj 

The,  Two  yis  old  Flate«o£  150  sot.  foe  maidens  at  enti^; 
ihe  winner  to  be  sold  hj  auction  for  150  sor.f  entrance  Sgs;. 
five  furlongs,  on  the  0£ft  Course. ( 146?.  ]7«.) 
D.  ot  Hamilton's  Green,  Wave,,  by  Gxeenbaok, 

Sstlllb.     -  WattB'  I 

Mr     Davies's  Bed  Wine,  dst-  -        G.Barrett  2 

Mr  T.  Stevens,  jun.'s  Wt)od  Notei  8sfe.  1 1th  -  C.  Loates  S 
Mr  E,  Bird's  Tattle,  Sat  lllb-  -  C.Wood  - 

Mr  J.  Nightingair^  Kewbnryy  9ii  •  A.  ^ghtingall  - 
Mr  B.  Tompkins's  Lord  Begent,.98t    -  -WeUer  - 

5  to  4  on  Gr«ea  W-aYe,  4  to  La^t .Wood 'Note,  6  to  1  agst 
Red  Wine,  7  to  1  agst  Tattle,  ,and-8  to  1  agst  Kewbury. 
Won  by  three  lengths,  a  length  between  tha  second  and 
third, — The  winner  was  bought  in  for  SfiOga. 

The  FtinceM-K^  Wftlea'stOup  (bandieap)'  of  .300.  sov.  by 
Buhsdiptionrof  lO-sov.  each^>5.fti,  wkh  l^d-eov^  added;.  w4o« 
necs  extra;  the  second*  received' 3a  sov.  outof  the. stokes; 
five  furlongs  (23  sabs. — 270/.) 
Sir  G.  CheOwynd's  ColniBbiiiey  ,  by  CoerHLsOB^ 

4yrB,«Bt6lb      -  -  -  C.Wood  1 

Col.  O.  Willattl's'Soipjdlse,^  yvSi  Tslf.^IlTr  -  Siilsoalesi^  2 
Mr  EBsteBil*s  Sulphur,  aged,  9st  4lb  (ind<.10QiF 

extKa>>  ...  -  -Watts '  3 

MrC.  W.  Lea'4i.Ediington,.4  jj»*.9Bfc(6m«  -  Webb  - 
Mi  J.  Hwntnond's  Insignia,  3-yrs,  7st  10B5      F.  Barrett.  * 


Digitized  by 


S12  EACINQ  CALENDAR, 


lid  Ellesmere's  HonsevrilOi  3  yrs,  Tst  71b  (car. 

7Bt9B5)        -  -  -  -G.Barrett  - 

C  to  4  agst  Salphar,  S  to  1  agst  lunula,  6  to  1  each  agst 
Columbine  and  Housewife,  and  100  to  8  each  agst  Edling- 
ton  and  Surprise.  Won  by  a  head,  three  lengths  between 
the  second  and  third. 

The  Great  International  Breeders'  Foal  Stakes  of  20  boy. 
«ach,  5  ft.  to  the  fund,  with  750  sot.  added  for  the  owner, 
and  100  sov.  for  the  breeder,  of  the  winner,  100  soy.  fur  the 
second,  and  50  soy.  for  the  third,  for  three  jrs  old;  the 
Eempton  Mile  (109  subs. — 890^.) 

Mr  Abington*8  Necromancer,  by  Tonchet,  9st6!b  Webb  I 
Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  Goldsmith,  88t  7m  •  C.  Wood  2 

Mr  J.  A.  Wilson's  Hugh  Arthur,  98t         -        Watts  3 
S  to  I  on  Necromancer,  2  to  I  agst  Goldsmith,  and  50  to  1 
agst  Hogh  Arthur.    Won  by  a  head,  a  bad  third. 

The  Teddington  Selling  Welter  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs; 
the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  80  soy.;  entrance  Sgs; 
the  last  five  furlongs  of  the  Kempton  Mile  (lOU.  17 s) 
Mr  W.  Burrell's  St  Martin,  by  Nuneham,  3  yrs, 

8st71b      -  -  -  -   G.Barrett  1 

Mr  E.  R.  Smith's  Fleta,  4  yrs,  9st  121b-  O.  Wood  2 

Mr  R.  Ten  Broeck's  Blue  Lias,  4  jrs,  98t  -  Watts  3 
Mr  J.  Jones's  Fair  Play,  4  yrs,  9st  12lb  -     Hall  - 

Mr  W.  Kennedy's  Esk,  4  yrs,  9st  2lb  -  owner  - 
Sir  T.  B.  Lennard's  NoYa  Scotia,  3  yrs,  8st  I2lb  C.  Loates  - 
Mr  E.  WecYcr's  Young  Hopeful,  3  yrs,  8st  12fl)  Hill  - 
Capt.  Bayley's  Beau  Ideal,  3  yrs,  8Bt  9lb  -    Luke  - 

Mr  S.  J.  Dalton's  Dimples,  3  yrs,  Sst  8BJ  -  F.  Barrett  - 
9  to  4  agst  Fleta,  5  to  1  agst  Young  Hopeful,  6  to  1  agst 
St  Martin,  100  to  14  agst  ,NoYa  Scotia,  8  to  1  agst 
Dimples,  and  100  to  8  agst  any  other.  Won  by  a  neck, 
four  lengths  between  the  second  and  third, — The  winner 
was  sold  to  Mr  Lawley  for  130gs,  and  Mr  Ten  Broeck 
claimed  Fleta. 

The  Thames  Selling  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  all  ages;  the  win- 
ner to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  soy.,  if  for  80  soy.  allowed 
5lb;  entrance  Sgs;  the  last  five  furlongs  of  the  Kempton 
Mile(10lZ.  17*.) 

Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Gossip,  by  ChcYron,  4  yrs,  Sst  12lb 

(80Z.)  ....    Watts  1 

Mr  M.  E.Williams's  Tambourine,  2  yrs,  6st  lllb 
—car.  6st  12!b  (80/.)      -  -  F.  Barrett  2 

Mr  A.  Yates's Philemia,  2  yrs,  6st  lllb  (80/.)     Rickaby  3 

Sir  T.  B.  Lennard's  Loch  LcYcn,  3  yrs,  8st  71b 
(80/.)      -  -      C.  Loates  4 


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llr  T.  Hughes's  b.  f.  by  Toochet,  out  of  Strath- 

doon,  3  yrs,  88t  71b  (80/.)      -  -     G.Barrett  5 

1 1  to  10  on  Gossipi  9  to  4  agst  Tambourine,  and  7  to  I  each  agst 
the  others.   Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  a  bad  third. ^ 
The  winner  was  bought  in  for  220gs. 
The  Shepperton  Welter  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs;  entrance 
free  for  horses  the  property  of  ten-galnea  Members  of  the 
Olnb,  3g8  for  others;  six  farlougs  (lOU.  17«.) 
Mr  J.  Hammond's  MespiluS|  by  Uncas,  6  yrs, 

lOst  4m    "  -  -     C.  Wood  1 

Mr  W.  Bevill's  Breda,  4yrs,  9st  6lb   -  G.Barrett  2 

Mr  E.  C.  Starkey's  Modiste,  5  yrs,  9st  m  -  Watts  3 
Mr  W.  Kennedy's  Lauraliue,  3  yrs,  8st  7 lb  (car. 

8st  lOlb)  -  owner  4 

Even  on  Mespilns,  2  to  1  agst  Breda,  and  4  to  1  agst 
Modiste.   Won  by  a  leng^,  a  bad  third. 

WINDSOR  August  Meeting. 

Thubsdat,  August  the  13th.— A  Welter  Plate  of  lOOgs; 
entrance  3  sot.;  one  mile  (102/.) 

Mr  Macksey's  Monsieur,  by  saxifrage,  5  yrs,  lOstlOlb  Webb  1 
Mr  Abington's  Brave,  5  yrs,  lOst  lOft  -      owner  2 

Mr  C.  J.  Merry's  Review,  4  yrs,  lOst  lOib      G.  Barrett  8 
Mr  W.  H.  Manser's  Highforce,  4  yrs,  lost  I0fl5  C.  Wood  - 
5  to  4  on  Brave,  9  to  4  agst  Monsieur,  and  10  to  I  each  agst 

the  others.   Won  by  a  length,  a  bad  third. 
A  Selling  Two  yrs  old  Stakes  of  6  sov.  each  for  starters, 
with  150  sov.  added;  colts,  9st,  fillies  and  geldings,  Sst  llfi>; 
the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  150  sov.;  entrance 
3  sov.;  five  furlongs  (4  subs. — 162/.) 
Mr  A.  Mackenzie's  br.  f .  Tib,  by  Tibthorpe  (car. 

8st  12»)  -  -  -  -Archer  1 

Mr  B.  Stewart's  ch.f.  Auburn      -  -       Watts  2 

Mr  W.  H.  Manser's  b.  f .  Beatrice  Mary-  C-  Wood  3 

Mr  W.  G.  Stevens's  ch.  f.  Lost  Chord  -     Cannon  - 

2  to  1  on  Tib,  II  to  4  agst  Beatrice  Mary,  100  to  8  agst 
Auburn,  and  100  to  7  agst  Lost  Chord.  Won  by  a  head, 
a  bad  third. — The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  C.  W.  Jousiffe 
for  SOOgs. 

The  Forest  Handicap  of  5  sov.  each  for  starters,  with  150 
added;  winners  extra;  entrance  3  sov.;  five  furlongs,  straight 
<6  subs.— 172Z.) 

Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  Gay,  by  Lowlander,  4  yrs,  7st  1  lib 

— ^incl.  5lb  extra  (car.  78t  12lb)  -       C.  Wood  I 

Mr  T.  Jennings's  Jane,  3  yrs,  7bt  495  E.  Martin  2 

Mr  G.  Trimmer's  Lis,  .8  yrs,  7st5fiS         •  Luke  3 

Vol.  CXHL  O 


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Mr  T.  Cannon's  Maharanee,  ft  yra,  7llk71b       -T.flftiiVh  «^ 
Col.  O.  Willans'sijhnce,  3  yrs,  7»«         -     T.  Barvetfi  - 
Mx  £.  Weetcr's  The  ConnteHe,  3  yvs,  6rtf  A    -  Oaldar  - 
5  to  4  agst  Ckiy,  4  to  1  agst  Jane,  7  to  1  agsi  Qtmieey  )  O  to 
1  each  agst  Iris  and  Maharanee)  ami  100  to  9  af^  The 
Coontoit.  Won  fagr  a  length  and  a  ball,  a  had  third. 

The  Stand  Stakes  of  5  tor.  eacJi,  ^fi4th  100  B!<M«d;  two  yt9 
old,  7stlon},  three,  98t7IB,  four  and  upwards,  lOsttIb;  m. 
and  g.  allowed  3lh;  the  wiuner  to  he  seld  by  anction  for 
flO  80V.;  fire  furlopgs  (6  subs. — 125/.) 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  br.  f.  Gossip,  by  Ohcvfon,  4  yrs  Watts  I 
Capt.  Machell's  b.  f.  Ro&i^re,  3  yrs-  -      Arch€T  * 

Mr  W.  l^orton's  b.  f .  Green  Jaeket,  8  yfs  C.  Wood  S 
Mr  C.  Hibbert's  b.  f .  Minx.  3  yrs  -  -     A.  Giles  - 

Capt.  A.  de  Vere  {smith's  b.  f.  Evetgreen,  H  yrs  B.  Loates  - 
11  to  10  agst' Gossip,  9  to  2  agst  Minx,  5  to  1  Green 
Jacket.  1 1  to  2  agst  Rosi^re,  and  20  to  I  Bg&t  Evergreen. 
Won  by  a  length,  a  neck  between  the  seoond  and  third. 
-^The  winner  was  soM  to  JA  Herbert  Viane  Tempest 
for  270g8. 

The  Windsor  August  Plate  (handicap)  of  250  sov.,  by  sub- 
scription  of  10  sov.  each,  3  ft.  if  decFared  by  Augtist  1 0th, 
with  124  soy.  added;  one  mile  (29  subs.,  22  of  Whom  paid 
3  sov«  each.— 2502.) 

Mr  T.  Townley- Parker's  Hammoon,  by  Hampton, 

4vr8,  Sstl  llb        -  -  -  G.  Barrett  I 

Mr  T.  Cannon's  Relne  Blandie.  5  yrs,  ItJst  -  owner  2 
Mr  W.  G.  ©tetens's  Ironclad,  6  yrs,  8st  IfH  Sw  Loates  S 
Mr  C.  Hibbert'd  St  Vincent,  5  yrs,  8st  !8lb  A,  Giles  - 
Gen.  Pearson's  Bed  Ruin,  3  yrs,  8Bt  11%  (istlt. 

Sat  Ufb)  .  «  .  ^        Archer  ~ 

Even  on  Red  Ruin,  5  to  1  each  agst  -St  Vincent,  Rdne 
Blanche,  &nd  Hammoon,  atid  lO  to  I  ilgst  £pooelad. 
Won  by  ten  lengths. 

The  Boveney  Plate  of  lOCgs,  for  two  yrfl  o!d,  coHs,  9st, 
fillies  and  geldings,  Sst  11%;  tbe  wlimer  to  be  sold  by 
auction  for  60  sov. j  entrance  3  8ov.;  Ave  furlongs  (t02*  ) 
Mr  C.  J.  Merry's  eh.  f.  Bashful,  by  Wisdom-  G.  Barrett  1 
Mr  W.  Burton's  b.  f.  Agnes  Craig-  -     C.  Wood  2 

Capt.  A.  de  Vere  Smith's  b.c.  SMUingitoiiB  -  WaUIA  3 
Mr  R.  StieWMt'B  eh.  f .  Aubnm  (ott.  8st  lift)  Archer  - 
Ld  Sayernake's  br.  f.  Lady  Frederick  -  «Wikoa  ^ 

Mr  C.  J.  LanglandePs  b.  o.  Vim  Ayr  -     A.  Gitos  - 

Mr  8.  Wilkinson's  b.f.  by  Stattdard,  <>iit  of 

Marionette       .  .  ^  Mniden  «- 

Mr  W,  Brown's  b:f.Taddi]igtanLw       -  F.  Bttm^  « 


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15  6  agst  Anibarm  3^  to  1  ^gst  MiUUgrtone^  II  k)  3 
««oh  a^t  Van  Ayr  aad  Ba8h£al,.fttti  10  to i  «eicbagltllle 
otbers.  Won  t)ur«e  qaapseraof  alei^tlif*  tintw  lefiftils 
between  the  second  wad  tbiidi— T^  wiaaBr  irM'i^Qg&t 
in  for  SOOga. 

TfaD  Park  Plate  of  500  sov.  lor  t^jnM;  tke  Jecond 
veoeived  50  sor.  out  0f  tba  p]iate»  entmaee  111.  7$.  for 
aioeeptors;  five  lorioagB  (43%L  i8«.) 
Mr  J.  Vtr.  Smith's  b.  c.  by  PeUegrint^-^ekaia,  Oat  A^GHiles  1 
Mr  J.  A.  Oravan's  CcqniUa,  M  M         «      C.  Wood  2 


Mr  Leopold  da  RothseMld'a  Verma,  8il  It  lb  F,  Ban^tt  « 
Mr  Somers's  Wtnie  .8oiir»  tat  I  lib  -         Wattfr  <- 

3  to  1  ag9t  Co<|AiUe,  100  to  39  agst  fixmo«r,  7  to  2 
Lisbon,  4  to  1  agst  Fnllerton,  100  to  15  agst  Yevfain, 
and  lUO  to  8  eaah  agst  Wiae  Sour  aadtha  Celoaia  colt 
Won  by  three  qnarteis  of  a  IeQgtb,a  lea^th' between  tbft 
second  and  thini. 
FiODAV.-^The  Castle  Waiter  HMdi<»ip  of  9  nov.  eack  ibr 
fltarten,  willh  150  sov.  add«d;  etttrauee  3  sor.;  em  mile  AtA 
a  quarter  (6  subfl.^— l7St^ 

Sir  G«  Chetwynd's  Gieesnubler,  by  Sterling,  3  yrs, 

98t  -  -  .  .    CWaod  1 

Mr  R.  niUier's  Fortune-Teller,  3  yrs;  8st  Idfli  A.  Oites  2 
MrT.Caiiiion'8Redbrid]^8yTs,6gt7m(ear,88t8V^ovrDer  3 
Mr  Abiagbon's  Brafe,  4  yis,  lOet  1-Olb   *  -owaer  - 

Mr  A.  Taylor's  Liberia^  5  yrs,  gatsm  -     Wilton  - 

Mr  T.  Townlay-Parker'e  Shriyer,  3  yrs,  8st  &Ib  G.  Barrett  - 
J  00  to  80  agst  Qieflshnbler,  4  to  1  ^ptt  Fortune-Teller, 
5  to  1  agst  Redbridge,  7  to  1  each  agst  Shriver  and 
Brave,  and  10  to  1  agst  Liberia.  Won  by  a  length,  four 
langths  between  the  sec(md  and  third. 
The  iVogmore  Setting  Welter'Handlcap  of  lOOgs;  thel^in* 
ner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.;  entrance  3  soy.;  lire 
furlongs  (102Z.) 

Mr  W.  Gilbert's  J^bilaat,  by  Mattden,  5  yra,  9«t  9n>  Watts  i 
Mr  P.  Hettfrdw*s  Little  Witch,  4  yrs,  9«;  Vm  -  Areher  2 
Mr  P.  Baiy *s  Lord  Alolyneux.  3  yi«,  8Bt  lib  FMMk  Sbarpe  <8 
Mr  R.  Ten  Broeck's  Fhffta,  4  yw,  lOst  m  Barrett  - 

Mr  A.  L.  Weston's  Grandee*  Syrs,  lOst  8!tt-  A.  GUi^s  <- 
MrT.  Oawioa'8&ialiaoaaee.4yrs,  lOirii  T.  Smith  - 

Mr  W.  B«»rton*8  Gneea  Jaokiet,  3  yrs,  m  5%  Walnwri^t  - 
Mr  T.  Lawley's  St  Martin,  8  ym,  Sat  181b       -      Hill  - 


Qen.  Owen  WiUiams's  Lisbon,  9st  7flS^ 
Mr  T.  Cannon's  Fnllerton,  9st  3tb 
Mr  F.  Dovglaa'a  MaroUoness,  8s«  81b  ^ 
Mr  T,  Janaings's  ERinoor,  Set  Tib 


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Mr  B.  R.  Smith's  Froderica,  3  yw,  Sst  I  lib  C.  Wood  - 
Mr  S.  J.  Dalton's  DimpleSy  3  jrs,  8st  2lb  -  F.  Barrett  - 
Mr  T.  Stevens,  jnn.'s  Lovebird,  3  yrs,  Sst  lib  S.  Loates  - 
Mr  Somers's  Rockftower,  3  yrs,  Set         -  Wilton  - 

7  to  4  agst  Frederica,  4  to  1  agst  Jabilant,  6  to  I  each  agst 
Little  Witch  and  Lovebird,  100  to  9  agst  Fleta,  100  to  8 
each  agst  Green  Jacket  and  Grandee,  20  to  1  each  agst 
Dimples,  St  Martin,  and  Lord  Moljnenx,  25  to  1  agst 
Maharanee,  and  33  to  1  agst  Rockflower.  Won  by  a 
length,  a  neck  between  the  second  and  third. — The  win- 
ner was  bought  in  for  230gs. 

The  Clewer  Plate  of  600  sov.  for  two  yrs  old ;  those  entered 
by  seven  p.m.  on  August  13th  to  be  sold  for  300  sov.  allowed 
7fi>;  the  second  received  50  sov.  out  of  the  plate;  entrance 
IH.  7«.  for  acceptors;  five  furlongs  (4382.  138,) 
Gen.  Owen  Williams's  Pretty  Face,  by  Rotherhill, 

98t4lb      -  -  -  -        Archer  1 

Ld  Calthorpe's  Escapade,  7st  I3lb  (3001.)  G.  Barrett  2 
Mr  Lefevre^s  Beaulien,  98t         -  -         Webb  3 

Mr  T.  Cannon's  Hyala,  7st  13lb  (8002.)  S.  Loates  - 

Mr  J.  Hammond's  Altcar,  8st  2tb  (3002.)  -  F.  Barrett  - 
Mr  T.  Jennings's  Exmoor,  98t  7lb      -  J.  Goater  - 

Mr  R.  G.  Sherrard's  Victorious  Chief,  88t  2lb 

(3002.)  .  .  -  CWood  - 

Mr  Abington's  b.  c,  by  Pellegrino,  out  of 

Celosia,  9st  3lb       -  -  -      A.  Giles  - 

•€apt.A.  deVere  Smith's  Albanian,  88t71b  (3002.)  O.Loates  - 

13  to  8  ngbt  Pretty  Face,  6  to  1  agst  the  Celosia  colt,  7  to 
1  each  agst  Beaulieu  and  Exmoor,  100  to  12  agst  Altcar, 
10  to  1  agst  Escapade,  100  to  8  agst  Victorious  Chief, 
and  20  to  1  agst  Albanian.  Won  by  half  a  length,  a 
bad  third. 

A  Mile  Selling  Stakes  of  6  sov.  each,  with  100  added; 
three  yrs  old,  8st  121b,  four  and  upwards,  98t8lb;  m.  and 
g.  allowed  31b;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.; 
one  mile  (4  subs. — 1152.) 
Mr  S.  Wilkinson's  b.  h.  Droitwich,  by  Distin, 

6  yrs  (car.  9st  11  lb)      -  -  Abington  1 

Mr  T.  Stevens,  jnn.'s  b.  c.  Francis,  3  yrs  -  C.  Loatea  2 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  br.h.  Henlejr,  5  yrs-  -     Watts  3 

Mr  A.  Cooper's  ch.  c.  Tresillian,  3  yrs    -        A.  Giles  - 

2  to  1  on  Droitwich,  and  6  to  1  each  agst  Henley  and  Francis. 
Won  by  three  lengths,  a  bad  t£rd. — The  winner  was 
sold  to  Sir  G.  Chetwynd  for  290gs. 


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The  Bays  Welter  Handicap  of  5  soy.  each  for  starters, 
with  100  SOY.  added;  winners  extra;  entrance  3  sov.;  six 
farlongs  (8  suhs. — \S2L) 
Mr  W.  G^nge's  King's  Conrt,  bj  Altjre,  5  yrs, 

88t71b       -  -  -  Frank  Sbarpe  1 

Xid  Ellesmere's  Specimen,  4  yrs,  9st  5lb  -  G.  Barrett  2 
Mr  T.  To wnley -Parker's  Kerosene,  3  yrs,  8st  5lbF.Barrett  3 
Mr  B,  Weever's  Herald,  aged,  1  Ost  1 3fl)  (incl.  lOtb  ex.)  Hill  - 
Mr  C.  W.  Lea's  Edlington,  4  yrs.  lOst  I2lb  A.  Giles  - 
Mr  G.  Cleveland's  Pelerine,  6  yrs,  lOst  611)  -  Archer  - 
Mr  A.  Victor's  Ballerina,  3  yrs,  9st  I2lh  Wainwright  - 
Mr  T.  Jennings's  Jane,  3  yrs,  9st  7lb  -   J.  Goater  - 

5  to  2  agst  Specimen,  3  to  I  agst  Herald,  7  to  2  ag8t 
Pelerine,  8  to  1  each  agst  Kerosene  and  King's  Conrty 
and  100  to  8  each  agst  the  others.  Won  by  three- 
quarters  of  a  length,  two  lengths  between  the  second 
and  third. 

The  Hamilton  Welter  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs;  those 
claimed  by  7  p.m.  on  Aagnst  13th  to  be  sold  for  150  sov.^ 
allowed  716;  entrance  3  sov.;  five  furlongs  (102i.) 
Mr  G.  Cleveland's  Shy,  by  Wisdom,  8  yrs,  8st 

(1507.)      ...  -  G.Barrett  I 

Mr  T.  Stevens's  The  Belle,  3  yrs,  8st  3tb  (1507.)  C.  Loates  2 
Mr  W.  G.  Stevens's  Reflection,  4  yrs,  8st  71b 

(1607.)      -  -  -  -     S.  Loates  8 

Mr  P.  Bury's  Improvement,  3  yrs,  9st  6lb(  1 507)  Chesterman  - 
Mr  Best's  Gang  Warily,  4  yrs,  98t  (1507.)  -  A.  Giles  - 
Mr  T.  Cannon's  Mirth  II,  4  yrs,88t  7 lb —car.  8st  9fl4 

(1507.)      -  -  .  -         owner  - 

Mr  J.  Dover's  b.  or  ro.  f.  by  Skylark,  out  of 

Bannerol,  3  yrs,  8st  71b    -  -  Wilkins  - 

6  to  4  agst  The  Belle,  5  to  1  each  agst  Shy,  Reflection,  and 
Gang  Warily,  and  10  to  1  agst  Mirth  11.  Won  by  a 
length,  half  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Roand  Tower  Plate  of  500  sov.  for  two  yrs  old  ;  the 
second  received  50  sov.  out  of  the  plate;  entrance  117.  79.  for 
acceptors;  five  furlongs  (4387. 13s.) 

JA  Calthorjie's  Ste  Alv^re,  by  Hermit,  9st  4lb  Archer  1 
Mr  J.  A.  Craven's  Coquille,  8st  6lb-  -  C.  Wood  2 

D.  of  St  Albans's  Hors  de  Combat,  88t  6%  Lashmar  3 
Mr  T.  Jennings's  Cravate,  8st  6lb  -  -  J.  Goater  - 

Mr  Somers's  Carlton,  88t  9lb  -  -  .     G.  Barrett  - 

Mr  A.  Taylor's  Stourfield,  8st  61b  -  -     Wilton  - 

3  to  1  on  Ste  Alvere,  5  to  1  agst  C!oqaille,  10  to  1  agst 
Hors  de  Combat,  and  20  to  1  each  agst  the  others.  Won 
by  three-quarters  of  a  length,  a  neck  between  the  second 
and  third. 


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TEBMOKFECfilH  ST-BAND. 

Ti}Efli>Ay,  Augoftt  tbe*lUh. — The  Free  Plate  (bandioap) 
of  10  SOY., entrance  lOs,  for  starters,  one  mile  (91.  lO^Oi  was 
won  by 

Mr  J.  M*KeB«*'ff  Barometer,  by  Normanby,  or  The  Speairer, 

5  yrs,  8fit~ear.  Sst  ISft  (S.  Barke),  beating  fbre©  others. 

Tb.e  other  races  were  bardie  races,  &a — see  St.  Chase  Vol 

PAISLEY, 

Thuksdat,  Anguat  the  13th.— The  Stewards'  Plate  of 
lOOgs;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.  wiUi 
lillowaDces  if  for  lees;  entrance  3g8j  abo'jt  five  furlongs 
(low.  17«.) 

Mr  Langland's  eh.  b.  by  Oban,  out  of  Audour, 

dyrs,  88tl2lb(60Z.)      -  -  C.Bowman  1 

Mr  J.  Martin's  Euphrosyne,  4  yrs,  gst  (SQl.")  Tomlinson  2 
Mr  G.  Steel's  Tattoo,  3  yrs,  Sst  12lb  (50^.)-  Griffiths  3 
Mr  A.  Gamit  8  Inquirer,  2  yrs,  7^t  m  (501.)  A.  WhHs  4 
lir  Rodley'8  Rosemafy,  8  ytSy  8st4ft«-catf.  Sstelh 

(501.)     -  -  -         WeldoB  6 

5  to  2  each  agat  Etipbroeyne  and  Inqnimr,  4  to  1  each  agst 
'Hemmaiy  and  the  Audour  horse,  and  6  to  1  agst  Tattoo. 
There  was  a  i^alse  start  for  €hl«  race^  in  v4iieh  l^phro- 
syoe  and  inquB^r  alone  went  tfao  eoaree,  the  formar 
coni<ing  in  first  by  two  lengths.  The  actual  race  was 
won  by  two  lengi<h#,  a  neck  between  the  second  and 
tbkd.— The  wiiy&er  was  boaght  in  for 

The  Renfrewshire  Handicap  of  6  sov.  each  for  Ktarters, 
with  150  80¥.  added;  entrance  3  sov.;  about  one  mile  and  a 
quarter  ( 6  subs. — 167/.) 
Mr  E.  Hunter's  Nerida,  by  Queen's  ^Tesseuger, 

aged^8st2Tb        -  Tomlinson  1 

Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Chaucer.  4  yrs,  Sst  TOIb  -  Goodway  2 
Mr  H.  B.  Craig's  OTd  Nobility,  4  yrs,  Sst  7lb  A.  White  8 
X>.  of  MoBtzoae^s  Callamler,  4  yrs,  fietSfb  *  Bateford  4 
Mr  DongpU's  MaAftme  £ilertt«la,  4  yra,  S«t  Bttt        £van8  5 

6  to  4  on  Old  Nobility^  &  t<>  1  agrt  ClMOcev,  and  6  to  1 
edeh  agst  CaHIioider  aact  Keridft.  Woo  by  &  lengthy  half 
a  Iwgth  between  ther*$ecoBd  ^vA  third. 

The  St  James's  Park  Handicap  of  lO^gs,,  by  sifbscription 
of  5  sov.  each;  2  ft.,  with  77  fov.  added;  those  claimed  by 
9  p.m.  on  A»gu8t  the  1 2th  to  be  sold  by  auetien  for  50  sov. 
allowed  fllb;  about  six  furlungs  (>2  8nbs. — 1 05?. J 
ihfr  A.  Hume's  Daylight,  by  John  Day,  4  yrs, 

9st  SB  -  -  -  -  Griffiths  1 

Mr  B.  Aitkew'k  Catwick'  lassi  6  jrs,  Sst  (HOl.^  Twnlinscm  2 
Mr  C.  Morgan's  Aiguillette,  5  yrf,  9st  3lb  Weldiki  3 


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Even  on  AigEdnette^l  lo  4  Agst  Cati^iok  Jm\  and  H)  to  I 
aj^st  Dtgrlight.   Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  a  levsth 
ibeivBten  the  msctmAmid  tUnL 
The  Glasgoif  Welter  Handicap  of  !00g«;  entmnce  3ge; 
one  mile  {WU.  IT*.) 

Mr  J.  Slack's  Tuscany,  bv  Pellegrino,  6  wi, 

M49k  .  «  -    '       >Gid£tibwS  I 

Pr  A.  Bkikaon'ft  PaflBflifvaged,  M  lsnSi     *       BayiKxr  2 
Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Glengairden,  3  JM,  «fi|t  10&^  ^-Welikm  8 
Mr  J.  Wyllie's  Qaecox  Aim,  »  yrs^  6st  79^  •     J)<nx9tt,f  4 
£9611  oii'GIengairden,  7  to  4  agst  Tuscany,  6  to  1  agst 
Qneen  Ann,  «nd  10  tol  mgs^  PaBsata   Woa  by  ikre0 
Jengtbs^  a  head  between,  the  seeoad  and  ibird,  a  bait 
fourth. 

Fbcdat.— The  Silver  Bells  Haixdtcap  Plate  of  IMgs;  -win- 
ners extra;  entrance  Sgs;  about  one  mile  and  a  distance 
(lOll  17*.) 

Mr  H.  B.  Oaig's  Old  Nobility,  by  Salvator,  4  yrs, 

»stlOJb      -  -  -  -   A.  White  1 

Mr  W.  Steven8on*8  Chaucer,  4  yrs,  9st  -  Goodway  2 

Mr  E.  Hunter's  Nerida,  aged,  9st  Sib  (inc!.  ISffly 

eittra)  -  -  .  .        ToDilinaoa  3 

5  to  4  agst  C^Meer,  f  to  1  agfit  Old  Vobiltity,and  8  to  1  agst 
Nerida.  Won  by  three-quarters  of  a  length,  half  a 
length  between  the  aec^na  and  Ihkd. 

The  Licensed  Victuallers'  Handicap  of  100ga,by  subscrip- 
tion of  &  80v.  each.  2  ft.  with  74  sov.  added;  the  winner  to 
be  aold  by  auction  for  100  sov,,  if  claimed  at  scale  to  be 
sold  for  60  80V.  allowed  7fc  ;  about  five  furlongs  (9  subs. — 
105Z.) 

Mr  J.  Martin'^  Euphrosyne,  by  Ethus,  4  yrs, 

88t4lb  (50^.)  -  -  -   Tomlinson  I 

Mr  G.  Steel's  Tattoo,  3  yrs,  78t  12l&  (hOl)      A.  White  2 
Mr  S.  Aitkeu's  Catwick  Lass,  6  yrs,  78t  1ft  (SiOl)   Pu^h  S 
Mr  Le»«ck's  Gleoesk^  4  yrs,  78t  12to  (50Z.)    C.  Bowman  4 
Mr  J.  Coates's  Jessie,  6  yrs,  8st  dlb  (60Z.)  -      Griffiths  - 
Mr  R.  Rodley's  Truce^  3  yrs.  7st  lOffi  (50i.)      Goo iway  - 
5  to  2  agst  Kuphrosyne.  3to  1  ag^t  Jessie«4  to  1  each  agst 
Tattoo  and  Catwick  Lass,  6  to  1  agst  iVuce,  and  10  to  t 
agst  Gleueskv  Won  by  a  length  and  4  half,  half  a 
length  between  the  second  and  third,  a  had  fourth.—* 
The  winner  was  bought  in  for  96g3. 

The   Greenock   Handieop  of  lOO^fS;   ^naers  extra; 
entranee  S^gs  for  fltsrHierR}  ofte  mile  {iOlh  17«.) 
}/be  A.  Hu»e'«  Dn^liglit,  4  yiri^  9«t  l!^.(indh. 

12tb  extra}      -  *  -  ^Griffitb^  1 


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320  RACING  CALENDAR, 


Mr  J.  Slack's  Tuscany,  6  yn,  dst  8Ib  (incL  12lb 

extra)  ...  Batsford  2 

Mr  W .  Steyenson's  Glengairden,  8  yn,  let  1  Olb  Tomlinaon  3 

d  to  1  on  Glengairden,  3  to  1  agst  Tuscany,  and  6  to  1 
Daylight.   Won  by  a  length,  three  lengths  between 
second  and  third. 

The  County  Plate  of  lOOgs;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by 
auction  for  80  soy.,  if  for  50  sot.  allowed  7%;  entrance  Sgs; 
about  six  furlongs  (101/.  17«.) 
Mr  A.  Gaunt's  Inquirer,  by  Lowlander,  2  yrs, 

7Bt7]b(60;.)  ...  Tomlinaon  I 
Mr  G.  Steel's  Tattoo,  3  yrs,  9st  6fb  (502.)  -  A.  White  2 
Mr  J.  Coatee's  Jessie,  6  yrs,  9st  1 1  lb  (502.)  Griffiths  8 
Mr  Langland's  ch.  h.  by  Oban,  out  of  Audonr, 

5  yrs,  lOst  (50/.)       -  -  -C.  Bowman  - 

6  to  4  agst  the  Audour  horse,  2  to  1  agst  Inquirer,  7  to  2 

agst  Jessie,  and  10  to  I  agst  Tattoo.  Won  bv  a  length,, 
two  lengths  between  the  second  and  third;  the  Audour 
horse  ran  against  a  post  and  threw  his  rider. — The 
winner  was  sold  to  Mr  Ker  for  125gs,  and  Mr  Steel 
claimed  the  Audour  horse  for  Mr  Rodley. 
The  other  races  at  this  meeting  were  under  the  Grand 
National  Hunt  Bnles— Steeple  Chase  Volume. 

STOCKTON. 

TuBSDAT,  August  the  18th.— The  Trial  Stakes  of  5  sor. 
each,  with  100  sov.  added,  for  all  ages;  the  winner  to  be  sold 
by  auction  for  300  sov.,  if  for  200  sov.  allowed  lOIb;  if  for 
500  sov.  to  carry  9Ib,  if  for  1000  sov.  16fl)  extra;  five  fur« 
longs  (13  subs.— 160/.) 

Mr  E.  Rodley's  Joshua,  by  Balfc,  3  yrs,  Sst  6lb 

(200/.)  -  -  .  -      C.  Bowman  1 

Mr  T.  Green's  Panic,  4  yrs,  9ai  6!b  (200/.)  -  Snowden  2 
Mr  H.  H.  Hungerford's  Monte-Rosa,  3  yrs,  8st  6lb 

(200/.)         -  -  G.Barrett  3 

Mr  B.  Osborne's  Lady  Ida,  3  yrs,  8st  lib  (200/.)  Flatt  4 
Mr  J.  Shepherd's  Wilkie,  3  yrs,  8st  9lb 

(200/.)  -  -  -     Frank  Sharpe  - 

Mr  J.  Hope's  Willie  Sharpe,  3  yrs,  8st  4» 

(200/.)        -  -Tomlinson  - 

7  to  4  agst  Panic,  3  to  1  agst  Joshua,  4  to  1  agst  Monte^ 

Rosa,  10  to  1  agst  Lady  Ida,  and  100  to  8  each  agst  th& 
others.  Won  by  a  neck,  the  same  between  the  second 
and  third,  and  a  head  between  the  third  and  fourth.— 
The  winner  was  sold      Mr  T.  Green  for  SOOgs. 

The  Harry  Fowler  Handicap  of  150  sov.;  entrance  3  soT.y 
T.Y.C.,  from  the  Red  Poet,  six  furlongs  (147/.) 


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STOCKTON.  321 

TA  Zetland's  War  Path,  by  (Jncas,  3  yrs,  6rt  7lb  tomlisson  1 
Mr  O.  Oliver's  Banker,  4  yrs.  Set  Ism  •  Weldon  2 

Mr  £.  R.  Smith's  Frederica,  8  yrs,  Cat  5lb  G.  Woodbnm  3 
Mr  H.  H.  Hnngerford's  Rosy  Mom,  3  yrs, 

78t  12tb  -  -  .  -     G.  Barrett  - 

Mr  J.  Shepherd's  Sir  Joseph,  aged,  78t  Pib  Frank  Sharpe  - 
Mr  J.  DriBlane's  Jane  Shore,  4  yrs,  7st  6lb-     Tomlinson  ^ 
Sir  R.  Jardine's  Lncky  Star,  3  yrs,  6st  (car.  6st  81b)  Wall  - 
13  to  8  agst  Rosy  Mom,  5  to  1  a|^  Jane  Shore,  100  to  16 

each  agst  Frederica  and  Sir  Joseph,  8  to  1  agst  War 

Path,  10  to  1  agst  Banker,  and  100  to  8  agst  Lncky  Star. 

Won  by  half  a  length,  a  length  between  the  second  and 

thiid. 

The  South  Stockton  Selling  Stakes  of  8  sov.  each,  with 

100  added,  for  two  yrs  old;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  anction 

for  100  SOT.;  T.Y.C.  (8  8nb6.^12U.) 

Mr  T.  Green's  Dnchess  of  Albany,  by  MirUflor, 

88t71b      -  -  -  -     Snowden  1 

Mr  F.  W.  Lambton's  b.  c.  by  Holmby,  ont  of  Hamp- 
ton Conrt,  Sst  1  lib   -  -  -        Watts  2 

Hr  J.  Coates's  Old  Sam,  8st  ll!b       -  Weldon  8 

7  to  2  on  Dnchess  of  Albany,  8  to  1  agst  the  Hampton 
Court  colt,  and  10  to  1  agst  Old  Sam.  Won  in  a 
canter  by  half  a  length,  a  bad  third. 

The  Stockton  Handicap  of  10  boy.  each,  6  ft.,  with  400  soy. 
added;  the  second  receiYed  25  boy.  and  the  third  10  sov.  out 
of  the  stakes;  about  one  mile  and  three-quarters  (25  subs.—- 
4952.) 

Mr  J.  Hope's  Lady  Adelaide,  by  New  Holland, 

5  yrs,  6st  3tb  -  -  -  Chandley  1 
Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Londonderry,  3  yrs,  6st  -  W.  Glover  2 
Major  Maude's  Frontignan,  3  yrs,  5st  9%  Mullens  8 

6  to  4  on  Londonderry,  3  to  I  agst  Lady  Adelaide,  and 
9  to  2  agst  Frontignan.  Won  in  a  canter  by  three  lengths, 
a  bad  tMrd. 

The  develand  Stakes  of  5  soy.  each,  with  160  soy.  added, 
for  two  yrs  old;  the  second  received  15  sot.  ont  of  the 
stakes;  T.Y.C.  (23  subs.— 2452.) 
Mr  Bowes's  Cardinal  Wolsey,  by  Beanclerc, 

98t6tb  ...         Bruckshaw  I 

Ld  Durham's  Serenata,  8st  81b    -  -   G.  Barrett  2 

Mr  J.  Lowther'sSubRosa,88t  13lb    -  -  Watts  3 

Mr  If.  W.  Lambton's  MUs8,88t  8m  -     Snowden  4 

Mr  R.  Vyner'a  Queen  Joanna,  9st  5fl>  -  Piatt  - 

Mr  J.  Lowther's  Greenock,  8st  601  -       Weldon  - 

Ld  Zetland's  Jewel  Song,  8st  81b        -     J,  Woodbura  - 

0  3 


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RACING  CALENDAR, 


6  to  4  OR^crmifttR*  1^  to  ^O  agst  <>it<lMiil  W^Imt,  TOD 
to  7  a£:st  Qaeen  JoMituh  ajs^  100  to  6  agtt  any  other. 
Won  by  lialf  a  leiigth,  a  toogth  betMeaa  Ifae  secoxxd  aii4 
third. 

The  Town  Welter  Selling  Handicap  Plate  of  200  «©t.;  ibe 
^ioBieT  to  be  M>M  by  anctioD  for  200  sot.;  entranoe  5  'sor.; 
one  mile  and  a  qnarter  (196C.) 

Ld  Zetlaoa'^  A malS,  by  S«raihcomin,  e^rt,  98t  lOfi^  Watts  1 
Ur  T.  Qrem'B  Bliia,  3  yxB»  8at  6lb   •  -  finewden  2 

11  to  6  OD  Amalfi*     Won  in  a  oanter  by  tkvea  lengihs. — 

The    niter  wai  sold  to  Mr  G.  Atdvn  for  STOgs. 
The  sfcood  year  of  the  twenty-eighth  ZeflaiHl  Biennial 
Stakes  of  10  sot.  each,  5  ft.,  with  100  sot.  added,  'for  three 
yrs  old;  one  mile  and  a  half  (22  snbs^^-^SiSl) 
Capt.  Wardle^s  Merry  Ihiche/w,  hy  Speculam, 

8st13th  ....  A^Gikfi  I 
Mr  Bowes's  Winkelvian,  Set  7Xti  •      Bruckshaw  2 

Mr  F.  W.  Lambton^s  Chiquita,  Tet  13Tb  -  Fagan  8 
Mr  J.  Lowtlier's  Thariujriau  Queen,  8tt  71b  J.Wi)odbnm  4 
lid  Zetland's  Raby,  8Bt  I3lb  -  -      Watts  9 

11  to  10  fl^st  Merry  Duchess,  3  to  1  agst  WinkelroaOy  7  to 
1  agst  Thuringian  Queen,  8  to  1  agst  Chiquita,  and  10 
to  I  agst  Ruby.   Won  by  a  length,  a  length  and  a  half 
between  the  second  and  niird,  and  two  leugths  betweea 
the  third  and  foarth 
WsnKB8DAT.-^The  Graat  Korthem  Leger<of  lOBov.  each, 
-S  ft  to  the  fniMl,  with  &00  eev.  added,  for  tinw  yn  old;  the 
breedor  of  the  winner  reoeived  100  sot.,  the  brMder  of  the 
second,  50  sot.,  and  the  owner  of  the  second,  25  sot.  from  the 
stakes;  one  mile  amd  a  half  (95  anba.«~44Si.) 
Ld  Zetland's  St  Helena,  by  Hermit,  9st  4  lb   •      Watts  1 
Mr  W.  J.  Legh's  John  Barleycorn,  8«t  BW        A.  Giles  2 
Sir  B.  Jardine*s  Gleitgyle,  dst  lib  •  0.  Bowman  3 

5  to  fi  on  St  Helena,  4  to  1  agtt  John  Barleytoni,  and 
8  to  1  tL3jA  Gtogyle.  Won  half  a  length,  a  bad 
third. 

The  HarcNTOod  Stakea  of  5  ser.  eaeh«  witib  100  sot.  added, 
for  two  yre  oU;  the  winner  to  be  eoU  by  anetion  for  sov»; 
fiTe  furlongs  (11  subs. — 160i.) 
Mr  H.  H.  HnngeBfovd^  tfisiortone,  1^  SprlogfieJd, 

8ft  12%    -  -  -  .  G.  Banett  1 

Mr  W.  Sadler's  Matrimony.  Sat  12111   -  Snowden  2 

Mr  W.  SteTenson's  Sylvan  Lake,  Bat  rm    -         Plait  8 

7  to  4  on  Matrimony,  9  to  4  aiiat  MaalortnM»  and  100  to 
8  agst  SylTan  Lake.  Won  by  thraa  lengths,  a  leoKtli 
between  the  second  and  thirdr-TJuo  vimur  waa  sold  to 
Mr  W.  r  Anson  for  156g8. 


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STOGSTON.  i  883 

The  Hai4wiQke  j^tftkes  of  )0  oftcb^  3  ft  to  tb^  tmd, 
with  700  8<y».  addjet!,  for  twp  jxs  old;  tbe  bcee^er  of  ffee  win- 
ner recQived  100  soy.,  and  the  breeder  of  the  6^QQd>  50  sov. 
from  the  stakes;  TT-C  (lAl  SBbs.— 730?,) 
LdCaltiiQipe'f^St  Abr^,  by  HwnU,  »rtalb  -  AwiKeT  1 
Mr  Bowfs'a  Ja/cobit^)      3^    -  •    Brpciisbaw  2 

P.  of  Westmwi^^'*  Ccwacle,  G.  Raiiretli  3 

Sir  R,  Jar<Jine'8j)r.f.  by  Hosicrucian,  oat  of  Hiie 

andOrj,  S^t    -  -  F.  BftrretJl}  4 

Sir  R.  Sardine's  b,  c  by  TyBftd#le,  an<;  of  i^o^ns* 

Bst  lib  -  -  -  C.  Bowwan  - 

Mr  B.  R,  Bnutb'9  Balnagowan,  SlafcAJb  *  WainwriRht  - 
Mr  R.  Vyner's  Kudos,  98t  SflS         -  -     W^tts  - 

Mr  C,  Perkins's  Hftwkeye,  8st  lib  -  Eagan  - 

Mr  H.  JT.  Hun^^rfnrd's  Uttle  Lady,  8st     Fraak  Sbarpe  - 

7  to  4  each  agst  Jacobite  and  Ste  Al?^re,  U  to  2  agst 
Coracle,  100  to  6  Agst  Kndo^^  and  33  to  t  each  agst  tt>e 
others.  Won  bf  ahead,  a  length  and  a  half  between  the 
secund  ^nd  third. 

Th«  Wynyard  Handiwof  150  wr.;  en^aQ^e  3  8DY<;  flfe 
furlongs  0472.) 

Ut  F,  W.  I*anih*o»'ii  i*oor  Thii«,  bjr  Macwoni, 

4TO»7rt4lb      -  -  -        F.  .«arrQtti  .1 

Hr  B.  Vyner's  Fabiola,  4  yrs,  Hst  fiiQ^  ^    Suojvcieu  2 

Xd  Ze^Undts  b.  g.  by.  Hernnjt,  outof  Qwtwi^, 

4  yrs,  78t  -  ^  ^  J,  Woodhum  3 
Mr  U.  H»  japngerfocd's  Brighton,  3  jts,  8st  5lb  G.Barrfttih  4 
Mr  A,  Qreaf%'«  FJoiwer  of  KngUqd,  «  yr8» 

ast5tb  *  -  -       Rrwkph^iw  - 

Mr  J,  IkiilaJi^^'s  J«p0  Sik^f^  4  yra,  7sfc  filb  r  TuflJ^liwn  - 
Mr  J.  Lowther's  Thuringian  Queen,  3  yrs, 

78t  2lb        •  r  -  -  TpmUssoix  - 

Sir  R.  Jardine's  Lady  Clare,  3  yrs,  «s(;  -  -  Wall  - 

5  to  4  agst  Brighton,  4  to  j  agst  the  GertrndB  geldiijg, 
16  to  2  agst  Vtower  of  England,  8  to  I  each  figst 
Fabfohi  and  Poor  Thiq|^,  JO  to  J  agst  J^ne  3bore, 
100  to  8  ag:st  Lady  Ware,  and  20  to  1  agst  Thuringian 
Qneen.  Woa  by  a  neck^  three  lengthli  betvveeja  tlte 
second  and  third. 

The  Thomajl^f  8eUii>g  3takoa  of  f  spv,  e^l»,  with  100  9P.y. 
^dd«d,  Igor  aU  9ges;  the  winow  tp      9fi\d.  by  auction  for 
.1 50  «p.T„  with  »Uo w»£M!W^  if  J^r.lfip*$  §¥6  fivVwg*  (S  RWbs. 
135^.) 

Mr  T,  Green'^  Rout,  by  ijarpiral,  6  vrs,  9^  lOtb 

(50?)       -  -  .  ,      Snowden  1 

MrR.Rodley*8  Parley,  Ojra^88tl0lb  (50?.)   •  VVeldjn  2 


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824  RACING  CALENDAR, 

Mr  W.  Steyenson's  Ex  plosion ,  S  yrs,  Sat  3ft  (50Z,)  Piatt  3 
Mr  H.  H.  Hangerford's  Monte-Hosa,  3  yrs, 

8Bt  elb  (50Z.)         -  -  -     G.  Barrett  4 

Mr  P.  Bury'g  Eclat,  2  yrs,  78t  lift  (150/.)  Tomlisson  - 
Ld  Zetland's  Canoness,  3  yrs,  Pst  (50Z.)  -J.  Woodburn  - 
Mr  E.  R.  Smith's  Vanjohn,  3  yrs,  88t  (501.)  F.  Barrett  - 
Mr  J.  Martin's  Enphrosyne,  4  yrs,  8st  79l 

(60/.)      -  .  -  -     Tomlinson  - 

2  to  1  agst  Monte  Bosa,  6  to  2  ap^st  Paisley,  6  to  1  agst 
Boat,  and  10  to  1  agst  any  other.  Won  by  a  length,  a 
head  between  the  second  and  third. — The  winner  was 
sold  to  Mr  R.  Rodley  for  85gs,  and  he  also  claimed 
Eclat. 

The  Lftmbton  Stakes  of  5  sov.  each,  2  ft.,  with  1 50  sot. 
added,  for  two  yrs  old;  the  second  received  10  soy.  from  the 
stakes;  T.Y.C.  (25  subs.— 212/.) 
Mr  J.  Lowther's  Yole  Tide,  by  Trappist, 

8st4ft      ...  J.  Woodburn  1 

Ld  Zetland's  Wampum,  Sst  -  -         Tomlisson  2 

Mr  J.  Lowther's  Sub  Rosa,  8st  111b  -        Watts  3 

Mr  R.  Vyner's  Queen  Joanna,  9st  2lb  -  -  Piatt  4 

Mr  H.  H.  Hungerford's  The  Loafer,  8st  4ft-  G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  F.  W.  Lambton's  Ganymede,  8st  4lb  Snowden  - 

Mr  D.  J.  Jardine's  Mirth,  88t      •  •  C.  Bowman  - 

Mr  J.  Osborne's  Vesper  Bell,  88t       -  Good  way  - 

Mr  J.Watson's  ch.  f .  by  Macaroon,  out  of  Louisa, 

88t     -  -  -  -         TorolinsoD  - 

11  to  10  agst  Yule  Tide,  5  to  2  agst  Queen  Joanna,  lOO 
to  8  agst  Ganymede,  and  100  to  7  agst  any  other.  Woa 
by  three  lengths,  the  same  between  the  second  and 
third. 

The  Garbutt  Pedestrian  Welter  Handicap  of  160  sov.;  en- 
trance 3  SOT.;  one  mile  (147/.) 
Mr  W.  Sadler's  Incendiary,  by  King  Lad,  aged, 

9at  9lb      -  -  -  -     Snowden  I 

Mr  C.  H.  Home  Purves's  Comstalk,  8  yrs, 

7st  12Tb     -  -  -  -    Goodway  2 

Mr  R.  Gladstone's  Dowry,  6  yrs,  9st  10ft  •  Piatt  3 
Ld  Zetland's  Balmoral,  3  yrs,  Sst  13ft  -  Watte  - 
Sir  R.  Jardine's  br.  f.  by  Speculum,  out  of 

Equanimity,  3  yrs,  7st  121b      -  -  0.  Bowman  - 

Marquis  Talon's  Lima,  3  yrs,  78t  lOlb  -    G.  Woodburn  - 

2  to  1  agst  Balmoral,  9  to  4  agst  the  Equanimity  iilly, 
6  to  1  flgst  Incendiary,  7  to  1  each  agst  Cornstalk  and 
Dowry,  and  20  to  1  agst  Lima.  Won  by  a  head,  a 
length  between  the  second  and  third. 


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STOCKTON.  825 

Thursday. — ^The  Jockey  Club  Mftiden  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for 
all  ages,  maidens  at  naming;  entrances  soy.;  T.Y.C.  (102?.) 
Ld  Zetland's  The  Friar,  by  Hermit,  3  yrs,  98t  -  Watts  1 
Mr  J.  Osborne's  Wild  Moss,  2  yrs,  Tst  -  Qoodway  2 
Mr  J.  Hope's  Lady  Lothian,  8  yrs,  8st  lllb  Tomlinson  8 
Mr  J.  Lowther's  Greenock,  2  jrrs,  7at  3lb   -  J.  Woodbnrn  4 

5  to  2  on  The  Friar,  4  to  1  agst  Wild  Moss,  10  to  I  agst 
Lady  Lothian,  and  20  to  1  agst  Greenock.  Won  by 
three  lengths,  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Grand  Stand  Selling  Stakes  of  5  sot.  each,  with  100 
added,  for  two  and  three  yrs  old ;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by 
auction  for  100  soy.,  if  for  50  soy.  allowed  91b;  five  furlongs 
(8  subs.— 136Z.) 

Ld  Zetland's  Ruby,  by  King  Lud,  3  yrs,  Sst  lllb 

(50/.)      -  -  -  .         Watts  1 

Mr  J.  Hope's  Willie  Sharpe,  S  yrs,  98tllb 

(60?.)      -  -  -  -    Tomlinson  2 

Mr  T.  Green's  Blitz,  3  yrs,  98t  lib  (501.)  Snowden  8 

Mr  P.  Bnry's  Eclat,  2  yrs,  7st  5%  (50Z.)  •  Tomlisson  - 
Sir  R.  Jardine's  Lucky  Star,  3  yrs,  8st  lib 

(50?.)      -  -  -  -  C.Bowman  - 

Mr  H.  W.  Cooper's  Duchess,  8  yrs,  Sst  1ft 

(50/.)        -  -  -  Frank  Sharpe  - 

Mr  F.  W.  Lambton's  Ganymede,  2  yrs,  68t  13Ib 

(501)  -  .  -        J.  Woodbum  - 

Mr  G.  Swanwick,  jun.'8  Yanjohn,  3  yrs,  98t  lib 

(60/.)  -  •  .  .  Weldon  - 

11  to  10  on  Eclat,  8  to  1  agst  Blitz,  8  to  1  agst  Ruby,  and 
100  to  8  agst  any  other.  Won  by  a  neck,  a  head  between 
the  second  and  third. — The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr 
Shepherd  for  190gs,  and  Mr  J.  Hope  claimed  Eclai. 

The  Middlesbrough  Handicap  of  10  soy.  each«  4  ft.  with 
76  soy.  added;  winners  extra;  the  second  to  have  received 
15  SOY.  out  of  the  stakes;  one  mile  and  a  half  (21  subs. — 
155Z.) 

Mr  J.  Hope's  Lady  Adelaide,  5  yrs,  Tst  4lB — incl.  I4lb  extra 
(Tomlinson),  walked  over. 

The  first  year  of  the  twenty-ninth  Zetland  Biennial  Stakes 
of  10  BOY.  each,  6  ft.  with  100  soy.  added,  for  two  yrs  old; 
five  furlongs  (27  subs. — 240Z.) 
Mr  R.  Vyner's  Precis,  by  George  Frederick,  or 

Lord  Lyon,  8st  3lb  -  -   J.  Woodbum  1 

Mr  Bowes's  Cardinal  Wolsey,  98t  81b  -Bruckshaw  2 

Mr  F.  W.  Lambton's  Mischief,  Sst  3lb    -         Snowden  8 

6  to  5  on  Cardinal  Wolsey,  6  to  5  agst  Pr^,  and  20  to  1 
agst  Mischief.  Won  by  half  a  length,  a  length  and  a 
half  between  the  seeond  and  third. 


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m  RACING  CALENDAR, 

TJw  Sfcofktcw  atww<|[i*  C«p  ChftDto^p)  valu/e  2.00  sav.  by 
eid»enpticiQcf  lOfiOT.  with  100  sov.  added,  the  surplus 
to  the  wiunei  in  ^pdsio;  tha  soooiid  »iived  his  aU^^s  one 
mile  (16  subs.— 830?.) 

lA  Zetland's  Priwi,  bj  Upca^  5  yrs,  8st  alb  -  WaHa  1 
Col  BroadIej*a  bi.  lo.  bj  Xiowlaoaor,  out  oC  QaAnonadc, 

<>  yra,  6flt  4B)   -  *  •  -  Jinley  2 

SirB,JardiDe'sPUncbettQ.  4yi»,6«t3lb-  Wall  3 

Mr  Bowes^s  Biep  Vaa  Wiubel,  b  yrs,  7»t       Toroluwon  4 
il  to  4  on  Prism,  5  to  1  aggt  tbQ  CaQnonade  mare,  15  to 
«  agst  Rien  Van  Wlnkel7aiid  40  to  1  agst  Phinchette. 
Won  b^  a  length,  a  bad  third. 

The  Elton  Javenile  Plate  of  160  sov.  for  two  jrs  old;  en- 
trance 3  sov,|  -fi^  farlppgs  (U7i,) 

Dnrkam's  Serenata,  by  Pero  Gopez,  8fit  8!b 
(car.  8st  31b)  -  -  -    .Snoiwdien  1 

-^r  J.  J>>wtber's.YnleTiHe,  98t6lh      -  -  Wf^tte  2 

13  to  8  on  ^^mnafSi.  Wxjn  by  « leq|&th. 
Tb«ro  was  also  a  Iwoters'  xace  on  tbia  day^HV^  Steeple 
Chase  Volume, 

ALEXANDRA   PARK  fedcwD  Summbk 

[at  muswsll  hill»  nbar  lo>^don.] 
Friday,  Angnst  the  «Ut.--A  Two  yro  c*i  Pla4e«f  lOQ^; 
-the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  400  sov.,  if  for  200  sov. 
iallowed7Ib;  entnitioe.3ff8{  fhr«  luflongs  ( lOU.  1 7«,) 
Bfajor  Htftpyhon^  '8<BDtflla,  by  CameUon,  Sat  41b 

(200t)    -  •  -  .      aLontes  1 

Mr  C.  W.  Jon«ffie»B  IVnu  Tom,  Bat  .7lb  C200f.)  -G.  Ban?ett  2 
Ut  E.  Davius'a  Red  Win«,  88t  m  (200^,)  -  A.  Wbita  3 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  ch.c.  by  Blair  Athol,  ont  of  Flo.wer 

of  the  Vale,  98t  (4Q0U        -  -      C.  Loates  4 

Mr  T.  Jennings,  jnn.'s  Happy  Sally  TT,  8st  4lb 

(2001.)     -  -  -        .  -    Toinlisson  5 

6  to  4  agst  ScotiHa,  9  to  4  agat  Tom  Tom,  4  to  1  ftgst  Bed 
Wine,  and  JO  to  1  each  ag$t  the  others.  Won  by  a  length 
and  a  half,  a  bad  "third.— -The  winner  was  bought  in  for 
250gs. 

The  Juvenile  Plate  of  M)3  aoY.  for  two  yw  old;  the  winner 
to  be  «>ld  by  auction  for  200  sot.  with  allowances  if  for  less; 
4jntrance  3  sof.;  five  fcurlon^  (100/.) 
Mr  W.  Burton's  Agnea  Craig,  by  Crajg  WiUar, 

8stifc(50i»>  -  .  .  S.I^ates  l 

Mr  A.  B.  Sadler's  Oars.  8*t  $Vb  (1 00/.)  -  G.  Barrett  2 
Sir  G.Arthur's  Cope,  it  4>lbCl00Q  -  C.Wood  3 


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(looz.)        .  -  .  •  A,  GiW  - 

Mr  W.  Br(wni*«Siatftn6lKtet4Jb(«)t)-  -  Fieid  - 

Jbir  W.  GfirdDer'8  Avonbridge,  Sat  4lb  (50/.)  -  Booiy  - 
Mr  H.  Htasman?8  Stol<mway»  m  lt>  A.  WbUa  - 

Mr  A.  YatM'8  Phitenw,  »Bfc  ilb  (50/.)  -  jBi<*aby  - 
Mr  W.  Blue's  Ro^  Ctkooka,  8^  1 1^  {502.)  Q.  Lo«4)ea  - 
Mr  S.  Wilkinson'a  bw.or  hr.f,  by  Wartboumo,  out 

of  Tod  Late,  Sst  Itl  QM.)  -  *•  MaMfu  - 

2  to  I  a^st  'Cope,  9  to  2  agtt  Qors.  6  to  1  agsli  Aubaro,  i  1  to2 
Bg^  Stolflajwaar,  to  1  agdt  A^es  Craig,  100  to  8 
a^t  any  other.  Woo  %  tUrea  leagtba,  a  bead  botween 
tha  aeeond  and  Uiiud-— The  wwiier  wa#  bougbt  in  for 
190g8,  and  Mr  A.  Tates  claimed  Gopa^*^  con^plaint 
against  the  start  was  over-ruled. 

The  City  Hasu^iaa^of  6  scxv.  eacb  for  staxters,  with  100  aov. 
a4ded;  ontxaQca  3  aov.;  ^ve  riiiloiiga('')  8iibe.«*U2^0 
MrR.  SheroafEd'g  MalT«sn>.by  Mnjifm^,  ^Jt»f 

78tUTb/<car.7st  121b)      -  -  C.Wood  1 

Mr  W.  BrorK'n's/GiMnd  ConqpoMr,.3  yr«,  asit<ilbA.Wbita  2 
Count  L.  Krasinski's  Pa^h^n».6  jr»,  m  l2lb  E.  Maitia  8 
Mr  W.  Barton's  W^ile  Nan,  3  yrs,  ^  SSk  Krank  Sbarpe  4 
Mr  G.  Ardea'a  Westg^te,  6  yrs,  ,7 at  lltb         G.  hooter  5 

1 1  to  8  a^st  Malveru,  6  ^  .9  a^t  PerHiu&,  7  to  ^  ag6t 
Grand  Composer^  8. to  X  agat  Westgajte,  and  20  to  1  aget 
Whitie  Nun.   Wou  by  tiiw)4eiigtb«),  a  bad  third. 

The  Wood  Qreen  Plate  of  lOS  sov.  for  alt  •a)eea;<the  winner 
to  be  sold  by  auction  -for  100  for  50bot.  Mlowcd  lOlb; 

entrance  3  sot.;  one  mile  (lOOf.)  » 
Ur  A.  YafcM'a  .P^-^chwork,  by  Xoufihat,  2  yi?a» 

5st  1  am—car.  6st(  50/.)         ^  •       Bickaby  a 

Mr  W.  Brown's  Taildi«gtoB  La^s»:2yr8,  M 

car.  69t.a»  (aoZ.>  -  -  -  -Wall  2 

:1 1  to  4  on  Patckwork.  Won  by  f^m  le»gtii8»— The  wiuaer 
was  sold  to  Mr  W.  Brqwiji  for  8Ag9. 

The  forest  Handicap  of  lOOgsj  the  winner  to  be  aoW  by 
-auction  for  100  so?.;  entrance  Bga^  aboouk  «x  ivtAoa^ 
-(lOU.  17  s) 

Mr  W.  Burton's  Green  Jacket,  by  -Qreonbaek;, 

3  yra,  Tst  Tib  (c«r.  Tet  11 0.)      -  -    C  Wood  Jl 

Mr  A.  Victor's  C&teician,  3  ^ra,  7at  fift  (oar. 

7st  >  -  •  -  G.  Banett  2 

Mr  W.  Btrown»8  Snnset,  4  yi»,  7fit  m  -  A.  White  3 

1 1  to  10  agst  Green  Jaekat,  7  to  4  agst  C^stesoian,  and  9  to 
2  agaft  Snnaet.  Won  by  two  kngthst,  three  leittths 
between  tho  aeoond  and  ^ird^-'-The  mmmr  was  sold  to 
Mr  E.  Bird  for  220g8. 


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328  RACING  CALENDAR, 


The  Mnnicipal  Welter  Handicap  of  lOOgs;  entrance  Sgs; 
one  mile  (101 A  I7«.) 

Mr  H.  Macksey's  Gaiety,  by  Albert  Victor,  5  yn, 

llfit  -  -  -  -  -CWood  1 

Mr  8.  Beard*8  Dncrow,  5  yrs,  98t  Bib  -  A.  Giles  2 
Mr  G.  Cleveland's  Exquisite,  8  yrs,  9et  Sib  E.  Martin  3 
Mr  W.  G.  Stevens's  Grayling,  5  yrs,  lOst  5Tb  C.  Loates  - 
Mr  R.  Hillier's  Fortune-Teller,  3  yrs,  lOst  6lb  Hnxtable  - 
Mr  W.  Rogers's  Vixtrix,  4  yrs,  lOst  2lb    -  Burke  - 

Mr  R.  Tompkins's  Aztec,  8  yrs,  9st   -  A.  White  - 

Even  on  Gaiety,  1 1  to  4  ag^t  Dncrow,  6  to  1  agst  Gray- 
ling, 100  to  8  agst  Exqnisite,  100  to  7  agst  Aztec,  20  to 
1  agst  Fortnne-Teller,  and  100  to  1  agst  Vixtrix.  Won 
by  six  lengths. 

Saturday. — The  Caen  Wood  Plate  of  103  sov.,  for  two 
yrs  old  ;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  anction  for  100  sov.,  if  for 
50  sov.  allowed  7ft> ;  entrance  8  sov.;  five  furlongs  (lOOi.) 
Mr  J.  I^etten's  Walton,  by  Camballo,  Sst  6lb 

(50/.)       -  A.  White  1 

Mr  T.  Stevens's  Approbation,  Sst  2lb  (50/.)  C.  Loates  2 
Major  Stapylton's  Staffoixl,  8st  5lb  (50;.)  -  8.  Loates  S 
Mr  C.  W.  JonsiflFe's  Tom  Tom,  8st  Sib  (50/.)  G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  G.  Wells's  Neatness,  8st  *2lb  (50/.)  Frank  Sharpe  - 
Mr  R.  Hillier's  Gaudy,  8st  2lb  (50/.)  -  '  -   Booty  - 

Mr  R.  Stewart's  Auburn,  8st  am  (50/.)      -      C.  Wood  - 

13  to  8  agst  Auburn,  9  to  4  agst  Walton,  5  to  1  agst  Tom 
Tom,  6  to  1  agst  Stafford,  and  10  to  1  each  agst  the  others. 
Won  by  three  lengths,  the  same  between  the  second  and 
third. — The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  Martin  for  320gs. 

The  Corporation  Handicap  of  lOOgs;  winners  extra;  en- 
trance Sgs;  five  furlongs  (101/.  Ms.) 
Mr  T.  V.  Morgan's  Udille,  by  Pellegrino, 

8  yrs,  8st  6lb      -  -  -  A.  Nightingall  1 

Mr  W.  Brown's  Grand  Composer,  3  yrs,  98t  lib  A.White  2 
Mr  R.  Sherrard's  Malvern,  8  yrs,  98t  8lb  (ind. 

lOlb  extra)-  .  -  -    C.Wood  3 

Mr  H.  Heasman's  Libation,  6  yra,  lOst  -  A.  Giles  - 

Mr  Abington's  En  Jacm^,  8  yrs,  8st  6%  -  C.  Loates  — 
Mr  A.  Cooper's  Crosspatch,  3  yra,  Sst  -  G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  E.  Virgo's  Earl  of  Warwick,  3  yrs,  Sst  -   S.  Loates  - 

11  to  4  agst  Malvern,  8  to  1  agst  Libation,  100  to  80  agst 
En  Jacm6,  7  to  1  each  agst  Grand  Composer  and  Cross* 
patch,  100  to  14  agst  Odille,  and  20  to  1  agst  Earl  of 
Warwick.   Won  by  a  head,  a  bad  third. 

The  Grove  Plate  of  108  sov.  5  the  winner  to  he  sold  by 
auction  for  100  sov.,  if  for  50  sov.  allowed  79$;  entrance 
3  8ov.$  five  furlongs  (100/.) 


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Sir  T.  B.  Lennard's  Loch  Leyen,  hj  Prince  Cb&rlie, 

3  yrs,  88t  6B5  {$01)  -  -         S.  Loates  1 

Major  Stapjlton's  Safety,  2  yrs,  Gst  lOTb  (50Z.)  Rickaby  » 
Mr  W.  Brown's  Patchwork,  2  yrs,  7st — car.  7st  2ft 

(60Z.)  -  -  -  -  A.  White  5 

Mr  Abington's  Scotch  Pearl,  6  yrs,  9st  2lb 

(50^.)  -  -  -  -  C.  Loates  - 

Mr  W.  Burton's  Kirk  o'Eield,  3  yrs,  Sst  9% 

(50/.)  ,  -  .  .  C.Wood  - 

Mr  A.  Victor's  Cistercian,  3  yrs,  Sst  8lb  (60/.)  G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  H.  Heasman's  Stoleaway,  2  yrs,  Tst  (50/.)  -  Wall  • 
Mr  C.  W.  Jonsiffe's  Tom  Tom,  2  yrs,  6st  ISlb 

(50/.)      -  -  .  .         Garrod  - 

Mr  T.  Stevens,  jun.*s  Sound,  2  yrs,  6st  lOflS — 

car.  68t  nib  (50/.)  -  -  -       E.  Martin  - 

6  to  4  agst  Scotch  Pearl,  9  to  4  agst  Kirk  o'Field,  100  to  12 
agst  Patchwork,  10  to  1  each  agst  Stoleaway,  Cistercian, 
and  Tom  Tom,  100  to  7  agst  Loch  Leven,  and  20  to  1 
Agst  Safety.  Won  by  a  neck,  a  length  between  th* 
second  and  third. — The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  R.  Hillier 
for  65g8,  and  Mr  W.  Brown  claimed  Scotch  Pearl  for 
Mr  W.  Burton. 

The  Great  Northern  Handicap  of  lOOgs;  winners  extra; 
entrance  3gs;  one  mile  and  a  furlong  (101/.  17 s,) 
Mr  H.  Macksey's  Gaiety,  6  yrs,  9st  8fl5  (incl.  lOfb 

extra)    -  -  -  -        C.Wood  1 

Mr  G.  (Cleveland's  Exquisite,  3  yrs,  7st  lib  B.  Martin  2 
Mr  Iff.  Withers's  Astolat,  8  yrs,  78t  12ft  (car. 

78tl8ft)       -  -  -  -Huxtable  » 

Mr  W.  Brown's  Sunset,  4  yrs,  78t  51b  -  A.  White  4 
Mr  R.  Tompkins's  Aztec,  3  yrs,  6st  12ft        -       Wall  5 

6  to  5  on  Gaiety,  2  to  1  agst  Astolat,  100  to  12  agst  £x« 
quisite,  and  20  to  1  each  agst  the  others.  Won  by  twe^ 
lengths,  a  bad  third. 

A  Selling  Handicap  Plate  of  103  sot.;  the  winner  to  be 
sold  by  auction  for  50  sov.;  entrance  3  sov.;  five  furlongs 
(100/.) 

Mr  W.  G.  Stevens's  Reflection,  by  Speculum,  4  yrs, 

Sst  9ft     -  -  -  -      C.  Loates  1 

Mr  S.  Beard's  Ducrow,  5  yrs,  Sst  7ft  -  A.  Giles  a 

Mr  T.  S.  Martin's  Foreland,  3  yrs,  8st  6lb  •  S.  Loates  $ 
Mr  W.  Burton's  Kirk  o'  Field,  3  yrs,  Sst  9ft  C.  Wood  - 
Mr  A.  Victor's  Cistercian,  3  yrs,  Sst  71b  -  G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  H.  Kersey's  Lady  Lass,  3  yrs,  Sst  2ft  E.  Martin  - 
Sir  T.  B.  Lennard's  Nova  Scotia,  3  yrs,  Sst  A.  White  - 
Major  CoUis  Browne's  Topsy  Turvy,  8  yrs,  78t  121b  Wall  - 


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5  to  4  agst  Dncrow,  100  to  SO  af?flt  ReflecfcioD,  6  to  I  agst 
Lady  Laaa,  8  to  I  each  agst  Foreland  and  K7rk 
o'  Field,  20  to  I  each  tLgnt  Oigterclan  and  Nora  Scotia^ 
and  100  to  S  agst  Topejr  Tarvy.  Won  by  a  length, 
tliree  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. — The  win- 
ner was  bought  is  for  l9Bgi. 

The  Alexandra  PUto  of  l^Otigs,  for  horaea^  of  all  agw, 
which  bad  never  won  a  race  of  150  boy^  entrance  3f^; 
«neiin}e(10U.  170 

Mr  R.  Hillier*8  Fortune-Teller,  by  Albert  Vietw, 

3  yrs,  Sat  9lb  -  -  -  -   A.  Giles  \ 


Mr  W.  G.  Stevens's  Grayling,  5  yrs,  Sst  11S>    C.  Loetes  2 
2.1  to  ao  on  Fortane-Teller.    Won  by  half  a  length. 


TumoAT^  Aognet  the  2ftth — The  ZeUaod  Stakes  of 
5  80V.  eaeh,  with  900  so^.  aMed,  for  aII  agea;  Htm  wioner  to 
he  sold  by  auction  for  59^  sot.,  with  aUowanocs  if  for  less. 
If  to  be  sold  for  1000  sof.  to  eatry  14%  extnt;  T.Y.C.,  five 
fnrlongs  and  44  yards  (21  sabs. — 300/.) 
Sir  O.  Chetwynd'a  Gay,  b^r  Lowhtadei;  4  ym, 

est  71b  (200/,)      -  -  •       C.Wood  1 

Mr  J.  Fickier^iirs  NnbUey  Box,  2  yrs,  6st  41b 

(100^.)   •  -  -  .  -Wan  2 

Mr  G.  Perkuns's  Tbiistk^  GiJEOve, 2 yrs^  6st  lib 
'   —car.  6st  sm  <2a«.)  -  *  O-Woodboni  3 

lA  Cawdor's  Grey  Parrot,  3  yrs,  Qst  Tib  (300/.)  G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  Dal^iliesh's  Menevia,  3^7st  1 1  m  (20102.)  F.  Barrett  * 
Mr  Hfidwortb  LambtonV  JCWe  Marley^  3  yrs, 

let  nib.  (200/.)    -  -  -  Fagan  - 

II  to  8  ou  GajT^n  to  2  a«st  Thistle  Qrore«  8  to  1  agst 
Menevia,  9  to  1  agst  Nnbbley  Bux«  10  to  1  agst  Grey 
Parrot,  and  33  to  1  agst  Elsie  Marley.  Won  by  three- 
qaarters  of  a  length,  fan-  lengths  faetiween  die  aeoond 
and  third* — Tke  winner  wa»  bought  in  loor  SsUgs. 

The  second  year  of  the  twenly-mnth  North  of  England 
Bi^uual  Stakes  x>f  10  sov.  each,  h.  ft.  with  100  added,  for 
4hree  yrs  old;  the  second  received  10  per  cent  on  the  whole 
ctake«and  the  third  to  have  saved  his  staike;  two  miles,  over 
the  Old  Course  (I/i  sobs.— 166/.  lOs.) 
Sir  B.  Jardine's  Glengyle^  by  Fits-Jams^ 

Set  lOBi  -  .  -   CL  Bowman  1 

Mr  W.  Stevenson^  Boyal  B*kA^  Ssit  -     Flaitt  2 

iltatiOM>RQjf«l  JMeb  Won.  by  a.  head. 


YORK  AuausT  MBKTijia. 


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The  Yorkshire  Oak8<»f  15so7.  eaoh,  5  ft.  wifch  100  sot. 
added,  for  three  yrs  old  fillies;  the  second  received  50  sot. 
•ont  of  the  stakes,  and  lAw  ihM  samd  his  9bakt%  onamile 
And  a  quarter  (30  8nhs.~200/.) 

Ld  Zedaod'a  St  Helena,  Hemft,,  §8trSft  Brudcshaw  1 
D.  of  Westminster's  F«rewell,  9st  ftib  •  Archer  2 
Mr  F.  W.  LambtoD^s  CkiqiHtft,  «8t3ft  -  C.  Wood  3 

15  to  8  on  Fanmell,  and  16  to  8  agst  -Sli  Helena.  Won  hj 
a  leogthj  a  bad  third. 

The  Qreskt  Breeder'  ConiKiviAl  Pseidn«e  BUkas  of  10  aov^ 
€ach,  3  ft.  to  the  fund,  with  400  sov.  added,  for  two  yrs  old; 
the  secQod  reeeivod  $0  sov.  the  thifd,  25  sov.^the  breeder  of 
ihe  winnw,  60  sov.,  and  the  breeder  of  the  second,  2S  sov.  oitt 
of  the  stakes;  T.Y.C.  (86  sttbs.— 330Z.) 
D.  of  Westminster's  Kendal,  by  Bend  Ox,  ftst  2lb  Archer  1 
Mr  F.  W.  Lambton's  Mischief,  8st  itt)  (mx. 

88t6^}         -  -  -  -Suowden  2 

Mr  R.  Vyner's  Lord  X/uroJ^,  9st.  -  Platfc  3 

Mr  John  Osborne's  Timpauetfco,  78t  1.3lb        -  Gwdway  4 

10  to  1  on  Kendal,  100  to  8  agst  Lord  Luniley,  and  20  to 
I  each  agfit  tbe  others.  Wt)n  by  two  len^hn^  tfaie» lengths 
befiween  the  seoaod  and-tbird. 

The  Bradgate  Park  Stakes  of  5  sov.  each,  with  100  added, 
for  »H  ages;  the  winner  to  be  sdd  by  auction  for  i©©  sov.  witil 
ftUowancoB  if  for  less?  T.Y.C.  (9  snbs. — 1^©^.) 
Capt.  Macbett*s  Kesi^,  by  Rosebery,  3  yrs, 

78*  8lb  C60Z.)      -  -  -        F.  Barrett  1 

Mr  T.  Green's  Panic,  4  yrs,  Set  10*  (50Z.)  •  Snowden  II 
Mr  C.  Morgan's  Gentleman,  4  yrs,  Sst  lOlfe  (661.)  Weldon  3 
Mr  R.  miller's  Root,  9  yrs,  6st  Ym  {ml.}    -    A.  Giles  - 

t9  to  8  on  Panic,  4  to  1  agst  Rosidre,  and  8  to  1  each  agst 
Hout  jspd  Qea.tte.iiaiL  Won  by  bailf  a  length,  three 
lengths  between  the  second  and  tbixd.-'Tbe  winder  was 
sold  to  Mr  J.  H.  StepboDson  for  I40gs>  aitd  Capt. 
Machell  claijiied  Paniu  fuor  Mrr  Hopper. 

The  Lonsdale  Plate  (handicap)  of  300  sov.  added  to  a 
Sweepstakes  of  10  sov..  each„  3  ft.  to  the  fund;  the  second 
received  35  sov.  out  of  the  stakes,  and  the  third  saved  his 
stake;  three-quarters  of  a  wle  (37  subs  — 335 ^) 
Mr  W.  Sanderson's  Hambletonian,  by  Speculum, 

4  yrs,  8st  6!b      -  ,  ..  Snowden  1 

Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  Columbnie,  4  yrs,  8st  -  C.  Wood  2 
Capt.  Matidslay's  Breafcftwt,  3  yrs,  7sfc  5fb  E.  Martm  8 
Mr  Jos^  I>avi8%  DrokeDsbcrg,  0  yrs,  8st  S!b  (car. 

8atlOlb)  *  «  •  -Archer  - 

Mr  W.  M.  Redfem's  Gallant,  8  yrs,  Sst&ilb   -    A.  GUes  - 


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Bir  R.  Jardbe's  Linda,  4  yrs,  78t  9lb  (car. 

TstlOlb)     ...  C.  Bowman  « 

Ld  Zetland's  b.  g.  by  Hermit,  ont  of  Goirade, 

4  yrs,  Tst  61!)-  -  -  J.  Woodburn  - 

Mr  J.  Coates'fi  Naaman,  3  yrs,  7st       •       F.  Barrett  - 
11  to  10  Mgst  Colambine,  7  to  8  agst  Drakessberg,  7  to 
1  agst  Gallant,  100  to  8  agst  Hambletonian,  and  100  to 
7  agst  any  other.   Won  by  ten  lengths. 

The  Badminton  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  two  yrs  old  that  had 
not  won  100  SOT.  at  the  time  of  naming;  entrance  3  so  v.; 
T.Y.C.  (102Z.) 

Mr  J.  Lowther*s  Yule  Tide,  by  Trappist,  9st  31b  Archer  1 
Ld  La8celles*8  Little  Wenlock,  8st  lOlb  -  G.  Barrett  2 
Capt.  Wardle*8  Princess  Mand,  Sst  7Ib  -A.  Giles  8 

Mr  A.  Brisco's  Bine  Belle,  Sst  7m  -    F.  Barrett  - 

Mr  C.  Perkins's  Adolphns,  8st  lOtb   -  -  Fagan  - 

6  to  2  on  Yule  Tide,  11  to  2  agst  Princess  Maud,  and  100 

to  8  each  agst  the  others.   Won  by  half  a  length,  four 

lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

WEDNKSDAT.-^The  Londesborough  Cap  (handicap)  of 
100  soy.,  added  to  a  Sweepstakes  of  6  sot.  each;  the  second 
saved  his  stake;  three-quarters  of  a  mile  (9  subs. — 185^.) 
Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  Gay,  4  yrs,  Sst  7n>  -  C.  Wood  1 
Mr  Jos.  Davis's  Drakensberg,  5  yrs,  Sst  8ft  G.  Barrett  2 
Mr  K.  S.  Crompton's  Over  the  Border,  8  yrs, 

est  Sib  -  -  -  Chandlej  3 

Mr  J.  Pickersgill's  ch.  g.  by  Salvator,  out  of 

Feffar,  5  yrs,  Sst  12Tb      -  -         Bruckshaw  4 

Mr  J.  Hammond's  Mespilns,  6  yrs,  Sst  3%  -  F.  Barrett  «- 
Mr  C.  J.  Cunningham's  Bay  Comus,  4  yrs,  7st  12tb  Fagan  - 

1 1  to  8  agst  Mespilns,  9  to  2  agst  Drakensberg,  6  to  I  agst 
Gay,  7  to  1  agst  Over  the  Border,  and  8  to  1  each  agst 
Bay  Comus  and  the  Peffar  gelding.  Won  by  three 
lengths,  the  same  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  first  year  of  the  thirtieth  North  of  England  Biennial 
Stakes  of  10  sov.  each,  h.  ft.,  with  100  added,  for  two  yrs 
old;  the  second  received  10  per  cent,  on  the  whole  stake,  and 
the  third  saved  his  stake;  T.Y.C.  (17  subs.— 160/.) 
Mr  J.  Lowther's  Easington,  by  Hampton,  Sst  lOlb  Watts  1 
Capt.  Wardle's  Princess  Maud,  Sst  2%  -  h\  Barrett  9 
Mr  R.  Vyner's  Kudos,  Sst  lOlb  (car.  Sst  11  lb)  -  Archer  a 
100  to  30  on  Kudos,  4  to  1  agst  Easington,  and  10  to  1 

agst  Princess  Maud.   Won  by  a  length,  two  lengths 

between  the  second  and  third. 


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The  Great  Ebor  Handicap  Plate  of  1000  sot.  bj  snbscrip- 
tion  of  20  80T.  each,  10  ft.,  or  5  ft.  if  declared  by  Aagust 
1 0th,  with  690  sot.  added ;  one  mile  and  a  half,  oTer  the  Old 
Coarse  (34  sabs.  18  of  whom  paid  5  sot.  each — 1000/.) 
Ld  Cadogan'8  Mate,  bj  Blandford,  6  ym,  8st  lilt 

(car.  88t  12tb)  •  -  -     Archer  1 

Mr  C.  Perkins's  Bonaparte,  6  yrs,  7st  5fb  Fagan  2 

Ld  Lascelles's  Clochette,  4  yrs,  Tst  9lb  -  G.  Barrett  3 

Mr  S.  H.  Ashton's  Master  Sam,  3  yrs,  7Bt  lib  F.  Barrett  4 
Mr  J.  M'Eenna,  jan.'s  Wavelet,  6  yrs,  Sst  5 lb  A.  Giles  " 
Mr  £.  C.  Starkey*8  CaTalier,  3  yrs,  Sst  -  E.  Martin  - 
Mr  J.  Lowther's  Swillington  (late  Willie 

Darling),  3  yrs,  Tst  8lb        -  -   J.  Woodbum  - 

Mr  W.  SteTenson*s  Londonderry,  3  yrs,  Tst  1ft  Good  way  - 
5  to  2  agst  Bonaparte,  9  to  2  each  agst  Clochette  and 
Swillington,  7  to  1  agst  Master  Sam,  8  to  1  agst  Mate, 
and  100  to  7  eacli  agst  WaTelet,  Cavalier,  and  London- 
derry. Won  by  two  lengths,  a  neck  between  the  second 
and  third,  andfoor  lengths  between  the  third  and  fourth; 
Swillington  broke  a  blood-Tessel,  and  was  pulled  up. 

The  Falmouth  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  all  ages ;  the  winner  to 
be  sold  by  auction  for  200  sot.,  with  allowances  if  for  less; 
entrance  3  sot.;  T.Y.C.  (102/.) 
Mr  J.  Pickersgill's  Export,  by  Exminster,  5  yrs, 

8stl8lb(l00/.)  -  -  Bruckshaw  1 

Ld  Herbert  Vane  Tempest's  Gossip,  4  yrs,  8st  91b 

—car.  Sst  1  lib  (100/.)    -  -  -    Archer  2 

Mr  T.  Green's  Joshua,  3  yrs,  Sst— car.  Sst  2Ib 

(100/.)  ...  -Snowden  3 

Mr  T.  J.  Homcastle's  Claire,  4  yrs,  Sst  13Ib 

(200/.)         -  -  .  .   Weldon  - 

Mr  R.  Rodley's  Paisley,  5  yrs,  Sst  13m  (100/.)  CBowman  - 
Mr  J.  H.  Stephenson's  Bosidre,  3  jrs,  Sst  (100/.)  Heslop  - 

Even  on  Gossip,  5  to  2  agst  Joshua,  6  to  I  agst  Export, 
and  100  to  8  agst  Paisley.  Won  by  a  neck,  three  lengths 
between  the  second  and  third.^The  winner  was  bought 
in  for  350g9. 

The  Prince  of  Wales's  Stakes  of  15  sot.  each,  10  ft.,  with 
SOO  SOT.  added,  for  two  yrs  old;  the  second  received  100  sot., 
the  third,  25  sot.,  the  nominator  of  the  winner,  100  sot.,  and 
the  nominator  of  the  second,  50  sot.  out  of  the  stakes;  en- 
trance 3  SOT.  the  only  forfeit  if  declared  by  April  7th;  T.Y.C. 
(112  subs.  47  of  whom  paid  entrance  only — 977/.) 
Mr  Manton's  Gay  Hermit,  by  Hermit,  9st8l5  Archer  I 
Ld  Zetland's  Grey  Friars,  Sst  7*  (car.  Sst  lOtb)  Watts  2 
D.  of  Portland's  RattlewingP,  Sst  4ft    -  C.Wood  3 

Mr  Bowes's  The  Devil  to  Pay,  9st  Sft         -  Bruckshaw  4 


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11  to  8  oa  Gaj  Hermit,  7  to  SI  agst  The  Bevil  to  Pay, 
4  to  1  agst  tUttlewiBirs,  and  100  to  8  ^8t  Grey  Friars^ 
Won  by  a  neck,  a  head  between  the  secoud  and  third. 

The  Rous  Stakes  of  6  eov.  each,  with  WO  tOOed,  for  tw& 
yrs  old;  the  winner  to  be  soM  by  anctSiMi  for  if  ft» 

100  Bov.  allowed  10ft>;  T.Y.C.  (10  subs.— 1492.) 
Mr  A.  6aunt*s  Treason,  by  Discord,  M  4fi$ 

(1001.)  ....  Tomlissoo  I 
Ld  Heniy  Vane  Tempest's  Mysfcie,  %t  (iOO^)  -  Archer  * 
Ld  Londooderry*s  No^niie,  8«fc  {\iiOl.)  -  G.  Wood  * 
Mr  W.  Sadler's  Matrimony,  Sst  llb^-Hsar.  8st  atb 

{\00l)     -  -  •  .     Snowd^  4 

Mr  T.  J.  Homcastle's  Boundary  Stone,  881;  lltft 

(2001.)      .  -  •  •      Weldon  - 

MrBeatimo»t*s  Portbflis,  Bsl  4ft  (100?.)  -  Fagm  - 

Ld  Lascelles'fl  Little  Wenloek,  8st  41b  (100/.)  G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  F.  Platt'yi  Ragged  and  T«n,  est  4ft>  (100/.)  Broeksbaw  - 
Mr  B.  RodIey*8  Soho,  9st  Ifl^  (lOOl.)         -  0.  Bowman  - 
Mr  W.  M.  Redifem's  Merrittetit,  8s<i  im  (lOOf.)  P.  Barrett  - 
15  to  8  agst  Mystic.  3  to  1  ogst  LiMle  W«nIo6lt,  4  to  I  agst 
No^mie,  10  to  1  agst  Porthoa,  and  20  to  1  agst  Treason. 
Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  a  neck  between  the  second 
and  third,  a  bad  fourth. — The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  J, 
Hammond  for  860gs,  and  lid  Londonderry  claimed 
Mystic  for  Capt.  Machell. 

The  Ebor  St  Leger  of  15  sor.  eiAshr  5  It  with  lOO  adided,  for 
tiiree  jn  old;  the  second  saved  his  stake;  one  mile  and  a4uilf 
(22  8abs.— 200^.) 

Capt.  T.  L.  Wardle*s  Merry  Duchess,  by  Speculum, 

88t8ft      -  -  -  -      A.  Giles  I 

D.  of  Westminster's  Farewell,  9st  lib  -  Arther  2 

9  to  4  on  FareMreU.  Wen  by  a  l^ngtii. 

THtJRSDAT.— 'The  Consolation  ScramMe  (handicap)  of 
5  sov.  each,  with  100  sov.  added:  the  second  wred  his  sueke; 
three-quarters  of  a  mile  (10  snbs.^HO/.) 
Mr  J.  Hammond's  Mespiids,  by  Unoas,  6  yn, 

8st  12m       -  .  .  -    C.  WcKftd  I 

Mr  Jos.  Davis'a  Pink  May,  3  yrii  7«t  7tb  F.  Barrett  2 
Capt.  Maudslay's  Breakfast^  3  yrs,  Sst  2lb  -  O.  Barrett  8 
Mr  Hedworth  Lambton's  Elsie  Macley^  3  yrs, 

88t      -  -  •  -         A.  White  4 

Mr  J.  Drislane's  Jane  Shore,  4  yrs,  M  7I&  -  Piatt  «- 

Ld  Zetland's  b.  g.  by  Hermit,  out  of  Gertrude, 

4  yrs,  78t  12lb     -  J.  Woodburn  - 

Mr  T.  Greenes  Blitz,  3  yrs,  7Ht  lOlb  -       Fa^aa  - 

Mr  R.  S,  CEompton's  Over  the  Border,  8  yrs. 

7ftlom      ^  -  -  .  Chandliy  - 


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fi  to  2  agst  Pink  May,  7  to  2  agst  Mespilos,  4  to  1  agsk 
Breakfast,  10  to  1  each  agst  Jane  Shore  and  the  Gtr- 
trade  gelding,  and  100  to  7  each  agst  the  others  Won 
by  six  leogths,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Horewood  Plate  (faandioap)  oi  300  aov.j  entrance  3g8f 
T.Y.C.  (296/.  17J.) 

Mr  W.  M.  Redfem*s  Camlet,  hj  Camballo, 

4  vrs,  Tst  2»      -  -  -        F.  Barrett  1 

Mr  F.  W.  Lainblon^g  Poor  Thing,  4  yT»,  78t  8lb  B.  Martin  2 
Mr  W.  R.  Marshall's  Liffey,  4  >r»,  7«t  51))  *Fhiiey  d 

Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  Columbine,  4  yrs,  78t  4lb  A.  White  4 
lid  Londondmy'g  The  Prince,  5  yrs,  fBt  Archer  - 

Ld  Zetland*8  War  Path,  3  yts,  6flt  9fb  (car. 

6st  lom)  -  -  -   J.  Woodbum  - 

Sir  R.  Jardlne's  br.  f.  by  Speculum,  out  of  Sqwa- 

nimity,  8  yrs,  5«l  7!b  (car.  6st  8Ib)  -  W.  Glorer  - 
1 1  to  4  ead)  agst  The  Prittoe  amd  Cohimbine,  5  to  1  agst 
Liffey,  II  to  2  agst  Camleft,  100  to  12  agKt  War  P«th» 
and  10  to  1  each  agst  the  Bquanimity  flUy  and  Poor 
Thing.  Won  by  half  a  length,  three  lengtha  between 
the  second  and  third. 

The  forty4hipd  year  of  the  Greafi  Yorksbim  Sthkea  of 
15  so?,  each,  10  ft  with  £00  added,  for  tibrae  yrs  old;  the 
second  received  liQO  sonr.,  the  third,  60  sov.,  the  nominator  Oif 
the  winxier,100  sot.,  and  the  nominator  of  the  second,  iiOsov. 
ont  of  the  stakes;  entraince  3  sor.  the  only  forfeit  if  declared 
by  April  7th;  one  mile  and  three-quarters  (S&  suIib.  $5  of 
whom  paid  eatnoioe  enlp««-M?f.) 
Mr  J.  l/owther's  King  Monmouth,  by  King  Lud, 

88t  lOft  (ear.  Sst  1  lib)      -  -  -  Watts  1 

Ldltobebery'sCipoUina,  7stl2B5  -  -  G.  Barrett  2 

Ld  Hastings'^  Arl&ida,86l26i»  -  iT.  Barrett  3 

Mr  W.SteTenson'a  Londonderry,  SirtlOlb  -  Piatt  4 
Sir  G.  Caietwynd's  QeddsmiAh,  8bt  Bib  -  C.  Wood  5 

6  to  4  each  agst  Goldsmith  and  CipoUina,  and  100  to  14 
each  agst  King  Monmouth  and  Armida.  Won  by  a 
length,  a  bad  third,  and  a  head  between  the  third  and 
fourth. 

The  Gimcrack  Stakes  of  6  sor.  each,  3  ft.  to  the  fund, 
with  200  sov.  added,  for  two  yrs  old;  the  second  receited 
25  sov. and  the  third,  10  sov.  out  of  the  stakes;  three^qtmrtm 
of  a  mile  (40  subs.— 190/.) 

Mr  W.  I' Anson's  Castor,  by  Zealot,  98t  6fl5  -  Fagan  1 
Ld  Zetland's  Wampum,  Sst  4lb     -  S,  Woodbum  2 

Mr  R.  Gladbtone's  b.  f .  by  Craig  Miliar,  out  of 
Tocher,  88t  12lb       -  -  -        Piatt  3 


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836  RACING  CALENDAR, 


Mr  W.  Bungay's  Troilus,  Sat  7Ib  -  -    Snowden  4 

Mr  J.  Lowther's  Eafeington,  98t  3lb      -  -  Watts  5 

Sir  K.  Jardine's  b.  f.  hj  Fitz- James,  oat  of  Tarn 
of  the  Tide,  Sst  40)    -  -  -  C.  Bowman  6 

7  to  4  on  Castor,  4  to  I  agstEasingtOD,  7  to  1  agst  Wampimiy 

and  10  to  1  each  agst  the  others.  Won  hj  a  length, 
a  bad  third. 

Her  Majesty's  Plate  of  SOOgs;  three  yrs  old,  78t  13Ib, 
four,  9st,  fiye,  six,  and  aged,  9st  20^;  two  miles,  over  the  Old 
Course. 

Mr  W.  I' Anson's  Hambledon,  by  Standard,  3  yrs  Fagan  1 
D.  of  Westminster's  Newton,  4  yrs         -  Archer  2 

Mr  R.  Vyner's  Alb,  S  yrs  -  -  -       Piatt  3 

W.  Pratt  went  to  weigh  out  for  Mr  J.  Lofthouse's  Deto- 
nation, 3  yrs,  and  his  number  was  put  up,  but,  as  the 
jockey  had  not  the  requisite  equipments  to  scale  the  right 
weight,  the  number  was  immediately  withdrawn. 

8  to  1  on  Newton,  5  to  1  agst  Hambledon,  and  7  to  1  agst 

Alb.   Won  by  two  lengths,  a  bad  third. 

The  Savile  Stakes  of  5  boy.  each,  with  100  added,  for  all 
ages;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  200  soy.  with 
allowances  if  for  less;  T.Y.C.  (6  subs.— 1262.) 
Mr  T.  Greenes  Joshua,  by  Balfe,  3  yrs,  7Bt  11% 

(lOOZ.)      -  -  -  .       Fagan  I 

Mr  J.  Hopper's  Panic,  4  yrs,  8st  lOlb— car.  8Bt  12% 

(lOOZ.)       -  -  -  .       Archer  2 

Ld  Herbert  Vane  Tempest's  Gossip,  4  yrs,  8st  7fb 

(1002.)-  -  Snowden  3 

Mr  R.  Ten  Broeck's  Fleta,  4  yrs,  8st  7n-'Car.  8Rt  1  Ifis 

(1002.)  -  -  -  .  Watts  4 

2  to  I  each  agst  Panic  and  Gossip,  9  to  2  agst  Joshua,  and 

5  to  1  agst  Fleta.  Won  by  two  lengths,  a  head  between 
the  second  and  third.— The  ¥nnner  was  bought  in  for 
300g8. 

The  York  Cup  (handicap)  of  200  sov.;  winners  extra; 
entrance  3gs;  one  mile  and  a  quarter  (196/.  \7s.) 
Mr  E.  Lascelles'a  Anstrasia,  by  Childeric,  4  yrs, 

68t  lOlb      -  -  -  -  W.  Glover  1 

JA  Zetland's  Balmoral,  3  yrs,  6st  7lb  -  Tomlisson  8 
Mr  A.  Gaunt's  Prince  Rupert,  3  yrs,  6st  121b-  Tomlinson  3 
Ld  Cadogan's  Mate,  6  yrs,  8st  8K— incl.  lOtb  extra 

(car.  8st  12tb)  ...      Archer  4 

3  to  1  on  Mate,  U  to  2  a^t  Prince  Rupert,  and  100  to  1 2  each 

agst  Anstrasia  and  Balmoral.   Won  by  a  length,  a  bad 
third. 


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387 


PLYMOUTH,  DEV^ONPORT,  AND  STONE- 
HOUSE  Mebtino. 

[OV  0HBL8ON  MEADOW.] 

Thubsdat,  AngaBl;  the  27th. — The  FiTe-Farlonf?  Selling 
Plate  of  1 03  sov. ;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  1 50  sot. 
with  allowances  if  for  less;  entrance  3  sov.;  five  forlongSi 
straight  (100/.) 

Mr  J.  Pethick's  Alfonso,  by  Julius,  5  yrs,  Sst  7lb 

(50/.;  -----  Keogh  1 
Mr  T.  Martin's  Foreland,  3  yrs,  Sst  5tb 

(50/.)  -  -  -  -     H.  Rudd,  jun.  2 

Mr  J.  C.  Waterbouse's  br.  c.  by  Ccemleus,  out 

of  Cramp,  2  yrs,  est  12I1>  (50/.)       -  Prondlove  3 

Iid  Wolverton's  Dudley,  2  jrrs,  Cst  12lb— car.  Tst  2te 

(60/.)  -----  Badley  - 
Mr  E.  Brayley's  ch.  g.  by  Pearlfinder,  out  of  Rose- 
water,  2  yrs,  78t  2lb  (80/.)  •  -  R.  Smith  - 
7  to  4  agst  Foreland,  5  to  2  agst  Dudley,  and  5  to  1  each  agst 
Alfonso  and  the  Cramp  colt.    Won  by  a  head,  a  bad 
third;  the  Rosewater  gelding  was  left  at  the  post. — The 
winner  was  bought  in  for  70gs. 

The  Mile  Selling  Plate  of  103  sot.;  the  winner  to  be  sold 
by  auction  for  160  sov.,  with  allowances  if  for  less;  entrance 
3  sov.;  one  mile  (lOOZ.) 

Mr  A.  Yates's  Lady  Minnie,  by  Cathedral,  6  yrs, 

Sst  13ft  (60/.)  -  -  -     Badley  1 

Mr  J.  Pethick's  Alfonso,  5  yrs,  Sst  13ft  (60/.)      Keogh  2 
Mr  T.  Martin's  Neatness,  2  yrs,  Gst  7ft  (60/.)  -  Proudlove  3 
11  to  S  on  Lady  Minnie,  2  to  1  agst  Alfonso,  and  8  to  1 
Neatness.   Won  by  fifteen  lengths. — The  winner  was 
sold  to  Ld  Wolverton  for  llOgs. 

The  Saltrara  Maiden  Flat  Race  Plate  of  103  sov.;  two  yrs 
old,  78t  9ft,  three,  9st  10ft,  four  and  upwards,  lOst  4ft;  en- 
trance 3  8oy.;  one  mile  and  three-quarters  (100/.) 
Mr  W.  Kennedy's  Hindoo,  by  The  Earl  of  Dartrey, 

4  yrs      -  -  -  .  Escott  1 

Mr  C.  Johnstone's  The  CJlown,  3  yrs  -  -W.  Peak  2 

lid  Wolverton's  Dudley,  2  yrs  -  -  Badley  3 

Mr  Shaw's  Miss  Neasham  (late  Altiora  II),  3  yrs  Percy  - 
Mr  E.  Bray  ley's  b.  c  by  Pearlfinder,  out  of 

Flower  of  Devon,  3  yrs  (car.  Qst  lift)  Mr  H.  M.  Rudd  - 

Mr  H.  Hitchings's  Pumpkin,  4  yrs        Mr  J.  Hitchings  - 

Mr  W.  Lowe's  Silver  Lining,  6  yrs  -  -  Cordery  - 

Mr  A.  F.  Ashmead's  Magda,  3  yrs         -  H.  Rudd,  inn.  - 

Vol.  OXra.  P 


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RACIXG  CALllNDAR, 


2  to  1  on  Hindoo,  5  to  I  agst  Pampkin, '  10  to  I  agst  Miss 
Neasham,  and  1*00  to  S  agst  any  Ottier.  Won  by  four 
lengths,  a  bad  third. 

The  other  mces  at  this  mMtiBg  were  «nd«r  the  Grand 
National  Hunt  Rales-*«M  Steeple  Chase  Yolunie. 

SCARBOROUGH  Summeb  MBKTiNa 

Friday,  August  the  28tb.— -The  Prince  of  Wales's  Stakes 
of  6  80T.  each,  8  ft.  to  the  fund,  with  loe  sov.  added,  for  two 
yrs  old;  five  fnrlongs  (26  Fubs. — \36l.) 
Mr  Bowes's  The  Fiddler's  Wife,  by  Beauclerc, 

86t4tb      •  -  -  Brackshaw  I 

Mr  J.  Lowlber's  Yule  Tide,  98t  6lb   -  -    Watts  2 

Mr  W.  Sadler's  Matrimony,  Qst  -  -      Snowden  3 

Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Silver  Crest,  8st  4ll5  W.  Piatt  4 

Mr  Beaumont's  Portbos,  8st  "It  - .  -        Pagan  - 

Mr  L.  Forster's  Wollaton,  Sst  7ft  -  J.  Woodbum  - 
Sir  R.  Jardine's  b.  f.  by  Rilarious,  out  of  Lady 

Plotwell,  88t  4lb-  -  •         C.  Bowman  - 

Mr  J.  H.  Stephenson's  br.  f.  by  Ambergria»  out  of 

Lady  Godiva,  8st  4lb      -  -  -     Luke  - 

6  to  5  oti  Yule  Tide,  9  9  agM  Tfae  Fiddler's  Wife,  7  to  1 
aget  WoUatMi,  aad  100  io  8  eadi  «g8t  Portfaos  and 
Matrimony.   Won  by  three  lengths,  a  bid  thivd. 

The  Seaside  Welter  Cop  (handicap)  of  lOQgs;  entrance 
3g8;  one  mile  (10 U.  17*.) 

Mr J.Cadman's  King  Dick ,  by  Syrian,  4  yr a,  8fetl  1  lb  ^gan  1 
Mr  W.  Sanderson's  Cliftonian,  4  yrs,  9rt  lolb   ^^nowden  2 
Mr  J.  Shepherd's  Wilteie,  3  yrs,  Ttt  lOlh    Fvank  Sharps  » 
11  k>  10  agst  King  Dick,  6  to  4  agst  Cliftonian,  and  8  to  1 
agst  Wilkie.   Won  by  ibvee  len^s,  a  had  thiixl. 

The  OantoB  Handdoip  Plate  of  156  sor.;  wUmsrs  extra; 
entrance  4g8;  one  x&ile  and  a  half  (150i.  iJ&i*") 
Mr  Vyner^s  Stone  Qink|  by  fiipecalumi  &  yrs, 

7st  7lb      -  -  '  -     Goodway  1 

Mr  E.  Hunter's  Procris,  aged,  7st  3Tb  -  Tomlitason  2 
Mr  Bowes^  Noisy  Girl,  6  yrs.  78t^lb  G.  Woodbttrn  3 
Mr  R.  Sherrard's  Malvern,  3  yrs,  Sst  6lb  (incl. 

Itt  wctra)  -  -  -  -    G.  Bamtt  4 

Even  on  Stone  Gink,  7  to  4  agst  Malvern,  5  to  1  agSt  Pro- 
cris,-and  10  to  1  agst  Noisy  Girl.  Won  by  two  lei^ths, 
four  lengths  between  the  setond  and  third. 

The  Spa  Plate  of  lOO^ns^  iihe  unniner  to  he  sold  by  aoetion 
for  100  sov.,  if  tor  60  soy.  allowbcl  rlb;  '«aatvttnee'3g«;  sU  fur- 
longs (101/.  17*.) 


Digitized  by 


^1 


SCAKBOROUQR  «W 

Mr  Gmen^i  Blitz,  hy  (HlojAn,  S^yrs,  9st  5%  f  50^.) ®!MHN«(lea  1 
Mr  C.  Morgan's  Qentleman,  4  yrs,  lOfit  (509.)  -  W«Idon  S 
Mr  J.  H.  StepheBSOQ^s  Rosi^,  S-jrs,  9st  9tb  (M>A)Heslop  S 
Mr  Bfttcs'a  Glyiidon,  3  yrs,  9st  6 lb  (60Z.)   -   C.  ftowman  4 
Mr  Rodley's  Thomey,  2  yra,  78t  7n>  (BQl.)       F.  Barrett  - 
Mr  Lund^s  Danmore,  6  yra,  lOet  {601.)         Br««kdhftw  - 
Mr  Fetch's  U(A\j,  2  yrs,  7st  6ft  (WHW.)     -    TonHdsoa  - 
5  to  4        Etttz,  6  to  i  8^  Q«ndQiiiAil»  7  to  i  lesicb  agst 
Xhorney  and  Daamoro,  8  to  1  ^t  Chlyod^n.  nod  ]fO  to  I 
eafib  dg9t  the  other*.  Won  by  imo  lejiji^v  a  leog^  each 
between  the  6eeoiid»  thirds  fmd  Cowrtb<«*^Thfi  vrwsmr  was 
botaght  ui  for  SOOgs. 
The  Viaitore*  Bandlcirp  Plate  of  IWgs;  entrance  3^8; 
five  fnrloBSfl  ITi.) 

Mr  J.  Drisiane'a  Jane  €UMre,  by  Oamballo,  4  yrs, 

786  3%      .  -  -  'TotnWnflon  1 

Mr  Vyner^s  Rabiola,  4  3^s,  ^9tdSy      -  Snowden  2 

Mr  Dalgliesh'a  Jideaevia,  3  yra,  78t  J.  Wood^nrn  3 

Mr  A.  Gr-easley*s  Flower  of  England,  6  yrs^  Sat  A.  White  4 
Mr  M.  Williamaon's  Chameleon,  aged,  78t  8fl5  Fagan  - 
Mr  C.  Morgan's  Aiguillette,  &  yrs,  Tat  filJ  -  Finley  - 
Mr  F.  Lynch*8  Lady  Auckland,  f^ged,  7st  G.  Woodbnra  - 
Mr  J.  Shepherd's  Wilkie,  3  yrs,  68t9lb  -    Wall  - 

Sir  R.  Jardine's  Lucky  Star,  8  yrs,  6st  7fl3  -   W.  Glow  - 

9  to  4  agst  Jane  Shore,  5  to  2  agst  Fabiola,  5  to  I  agft 
Chameleon,  iOO  to  15  agst  Flower  of  'England,  and  I'OO 
to  7  each  agat  the  others.  Won  by  half  a  length,  a 
length  each  between  the  second,  third,  and  fourth. 

There  was  also  a  hunters*  race  on  thia  day— St.  Ch.  Vol. 

Sattodat.— The  AJexandca  Handicfip  Plate  of  lOOgs; 
wLnnera  extra;  eatrance  3g3;  three -quarters  of  a  mile 
(lOU.  I7s.) 

Mr  Dalgliesh!s  Menevia,  by  Hydromel,  3  yrs, 

7eklom      -  -  J.  Woodbum  1 

Mr  J.  Shepherd's  ^ir  Joseph,  aged,  8st  -  Frank  Sharpe  2 
Mr  J.  Coatea's  Naaman,  3  yra,  Tst  4lb  -  F.  Barrett  3 
Mr  J.  Dnalane's  J^e  Shorei,  4  yr^  8st  5ilb  .(tncL  12 lb 

extra)        -  -  •  -        piafct  4 

5  to  4  agat  Naamaa,  5  to  2  agst  Su*  Joseph,  3  to  1  agst  Jane 
Shore,  and  4  to  I  agst  Menevia.   Won  by  a  head,  a  bad 

The  Jn^renile  S^Hng  Phfcte  of  VW^,  for  tm>  yra  M; 
the  winner  to  be  aold  by  auction  for  (WS-stt.,  i*f  for  50  »v. 
allowed  7fb;  entrance  9g»;  five  fntloiigs  (101^.  17«i) 
Mr  F.  Voaae'a  Ayton,  by  Ro9«bery,  SstTflb  (581?.)  WeMon  1 
Mr  F.  Bates's  ch.  f.  by  Coeralens,  oat  of  £)^tt»- 

nimity,  7at  I'^Vb  (901.)  -  -   F.  Barrett  2 


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840  RACING  CALENDAR, 


Ld  Londonderry's  Nogmie,  Set  4lb  (501.)  Bracksbaw  3 
Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Silver  Crest,  78t  13lb  (60Z.)TomliD8oa  — 
Mr  T.  Whiting's  br.  £.  by  Landmark,  out  of 

Winifred  78t  13lb  (60i.)         -  J.  Woodbum  - 

Mr  I'Anson's  Grnb,  8st  4lb  (50^.)      -  -  Fagan  - 

Mr  Cavanagh*B  Girdle,  7st  1 3lb  (50/.)  Frank  Sharpe  - 
Mr  R.  Rodley's  Van  Ayr,  Sst  7lb— car.  98t  (50i.)  Luke  (disq.) 
6  to  4  agst  No^mie,  9  to  I  agst  Grub,  100  to  8  each  ag^st 
Ay  ton  and  the  Equanimity  filly,  and  100  to  7  each 
agst  the  others.  Van  Ayr  came  in  first  by  a  head,  bat 
was  disqualified  on  the  ground  of  carrying  wrong  weight, 
and  the  race  awarded  to  Ayton,  who  came  in  second, 
beating  the  Equanimity  filly  by  three  lengths. — Weldoa 
lodged  a  complaint  against  Luke  for  foul  riding,  but  the 
Stewards  considered  the  complaint  frivolous  and  vexa- 
tions, and  ordered  the  5  sov.  deposit  to  be  forfeited. — 
The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  G.  Bland  for  65g8. 

The  Seamer  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs;  the  winner  to  be  sold 
by  auction  for  50  sov.;  entrance  Sgsj  five  furlongs  (lOlZ.  17«.) 
Mr  J.  Shepherd's  Agnes  Primrose,  by  Rosebery, 

8  yrs,  78t  laih      -  -  -  Frank  Sharpe  1 

Mr  J.  H.  Stephenson's  Rosi^re,  3  yrs,  Sst  8lb  -  Heslop  2 
Mr  J.  Dawson's  Rosebud,  3  yrs,  7st  12ft>-  F.  Barrett  3 
Mr  F.  Bates's  Glyndon,  3  yrs,  Sst  lOflS  -  Bowman  4 

Mr  F.  Voase's  Old  Tom,  4  yrs,  Sst  3lb  (car.  Sst  6B5)  Weldon  - 
Mr  P.  Bury's  Lord  Molyneux,  3  yrs,  Sst  3lh    Tomlinson  - 
Mr  R.  Howett's  St  Genovieve,  3  yrs,  Sst  lib     S.  Loates  - 
Mr  H.  W.  Cooper's  Duchess,  3  yrs,  78t  12lb   -     Fagan  - 
2  to  1  agst  Glyndon,  9  to  2  agst  Rosebud,  5  to  I  agst  Lord 
Molyneux,  13  to  2  agst  Agnes  Primrose,  9  to  1  agst  St 
Genovieve,  and  10  to  1  each  agst  the  others.   Won  by 
a  length,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. — 
The  winner  was  bought  in  for  S6gs. — Loates  struck 
Heslop  while  riding  in  the  race,  and  afterwards,  when 
.entering  the  paddock,  struck  Taylor,  the  gatekeeper,  for 
refusing  to  admit  a  man  whom  Taylor  considered  had 
jio  right  to  enter.   The  Stewards  reported  the  matter 
to  the  Stewards  of  the  Jockey  Club,  who  withdrew 
Loates's  licence  to  ride  until  further  orders. 

The  Londesborongh  Stakes  of  5  sov.  each,  2  ft.  to  the 
^fand,  with  100  sov.  added,  for  two  yrs  old;  three-aaarteis  of 
a  mile  (26  subs.— 11 

Mr  W.  r  Anson's  Castor,  by  Zealot,  9st  12lft-  Fagan  1 
Mr  Vyner's  Moonstruck,  9st  12ft        -  Griffiths  2 

Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Royal  Belle,  Sst  4ft  -  PJatt  3 
^r  D.  Jardine's  Mirth,  Sst  4fi)  -       C.  Bowman  4 


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341 


4  to  1  on  CSastor,  5  to  1  aggt  MoonBtnick,  and  85  to  1 
each  agst  the  others.  Won  by  three  lengths,  a  bad 
third. 

The  Scarborough  Handicap  Plate  of  155  boy.;  winners 
extra;  entrance  4g8;  one  mile  and  a  qnarter  (150^.  I6s,) 
Mr  Vyner*8  Stone  Clink,  3  yrs,  78t  lulb  (incl.  lOlb 

extra)     -  -  -  -       Goodway  1 

Mr  W.  Sanderson's  Cliftonian,  4  yrs,  Sst  7lb  Snowden  2 
Mr  £.  Hnnter*s  Nerida,  aged,  Tst  4l1>  -  Tomlinson  3 

Mr  T.  Green's  Bewdley,  3  yrs,  6st  -       Magnire  4 

Mr  Bowes's  Noisy  Girl,  6  yrs,  68t  lllb-      G.  Woodbarn  6 

5  to  4  agst  Cliftonian,  2  to  I  agst  Stone  Clink,  and  4  to  I 
each  agst  the  others.  Won  by  three  lengths,  four  lengths 
between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Castle  Plate;  entrance  3g8;  one  mile. 
Mr  W.  Sanderson's  Cliftonian,  by  Castlereagh,  4  yra,  lOst 
(Snowden))  walked  over  for  50  soy. 

EICHMOND. 

TiTBSDAT,  September  the  1st.— The  Sapling  Stakes  of 
5  BOY.  each  for  starters,  with  100  soy.  added,  for  two  yrs  old; 
entrance  1  soy.;  five  f  arlongs  (4  sabs. — 114^.) 
Mr  J.  Lowther's  Yale  Tide,  by  Trappist,  9st  41b  Snowden  1 
Mr  R.Vyner's  Precis,  98tim      -  -      Griffiths  2 

Mr  B.  Osborne's  Toto,  Sst  12lb  -  -   Piatt  8 

Mr  G.  Walker's  Pennant,  Sst  4%  •  -     Chandley  4 

1 1  to  8  agst  Yale  Tide,  6  to  4  agst  Pr^is,  7  to  2  agst  Toto^ 
and  20  to  1  agst  Pennant.  Won  easilv  by  three  lengths, 
two  lengths  between  the  second  and  third,  and  a  length 
between  the  third  and  fourth. 

The  Richmond  Cop  (handicap)  of  lOOgs;  entrance  3gs: 
one  mile  (lOU.  17«.) 

Mr  R.  Craig,  jan.'8  Pan,  by  Massinissa,  3  yrs, 

7st  7ib      -  -  -  -  Tomlinson  1 

Mr  R.  Gladstone's  Dowry,  5  yrs,  9st  9»  -    Piatt  2 

Mr  R.  Osborne's  Lady  Ida,  3  yrs,  7st  lOlb   -    Good  way  3 
5  to  4  on  Dowry,  d  to  4  agst  Pan,  and  6  to  1  agst  Lady 
Ida.   Won  by  half  a  length,  a  length  between  the  second 
and  third. 

The  Richmond  Handicap  Plate  of  155  boy.  ;  winners  extra; 
entrance  4gs;  one  mile  and  a  half  (150/.  I6s,) 
Mr  B.  Vyner's  Stone  Clink,  by  Specolnm,  3  yrs, 

88t  (inci.  10% extra)  -  •  -Piatt  1 

Sir  R.  Jardine's  Penguin,  4  yrs,  6st  12lb  -  Brown  2 
Mies  Barclay's  Batafia,  3  yrs,  6st  5flS    -        Chandley  - 


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I^ren  on  Stone  dink,  3  to  1  «g«t  Ratafis,  Akd  6  to  I  a^^t 
FeBgnio.  Woa  by  th««e  lengths;  Bateifai  bolted,  and 
threw  her  rider. 

The  Licenstd  YicftnaUers'  Sailing  Flala«f  100^,  for  all 
ages;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  aoction  for  100  sov.,  if  for 
50  SOY.  allowed  lOlb;  entrance  Sgn;  iiTe  furlongs  (lOlZ.  17«0 
Mr  J.  Osborne's  Wild  Moss^  by  Wild  Oats,  2  yrs, 

6st  7ft>  (60i.)  -  -  -  W.  Glow  1 

Mr  C  Moi^an's  b.  f.  by  Zealot,  out  of  Rosebud, 

2  yrs.  est  71b  (60/.)   -  -  Ck  Woodbum  S 

Mr  i,  Martin's  £nphro8yne,  4  yrs,  98t  {60l.)  Tomlinson  3 
Mr  H.  W.  Cooper's  Dnehesa,  8  yri»  Tst  XXfb 

(50i.)-  -  -  -      J.  Woodbnm  4 

Mr  R.  Rodlev's  Rcsette,  3  yrfi^  Tst  llfl5— car. 

7Bt  12lb(50Z.)   -  -  -        C.Bowman  5 

5  to  4  agst  Wild  Afosfi,  8  <x>  1  nffit  Btiphv««5nia,  6  to  1  a^ 
Rosette,  and  10  to  1  a^t  the  Roeebnd  fiUy.  Won  by  a 
length  and  a  half,  tTrree  lengths  beim*een  theaeeond  and 
third,  Duchess  and  Rosette  cloje  up. — The  winner  was 
sold  to  Mr  W.  Sanderson  for  165gs. 

The  Easby  Nursery  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgfi,  far  two  yrs 
Mi  entrance  Sgs;  fire  furlongk  (tOU.  17x.) 
Ld  Zetland's  Waiapam,  by  Unoas,  7Bt  9Ib  J.  WoodbmB  1 
Mr  R.  Glad»t(ine's  b,  f .  by  Craig  MiUar,  etnt  of 

Tocher,  9st  2tb      -  •  .  Hatt  2 

Mr  A,  Greasley's  ch.  f.  by  Fbilaiamcai,  oitt  of 

Mosque,  6f;t  12Tt)    -  -  «.        Magnira  8 

We  C.  Perkins's  Old  Bow,  7st  IStb  *  •  4 

Mr  C.  J.  Canuinghan^  b.  g.  by  Wisdom,  or 
«  Quits,  out  of  Relief,  7fit  7lb        «  >€faan^  - 

Mr  F.  Piatt's  Ragged  and  Tan,  $A  iSfb  -  O.  Woodbnm  - 

6  to  4  on  Wampum,  4  to  1  agst  Ragged  and  Tan,  and  8  to  I 
each  agst  the  Tocher  ftlly  and  Old  "Bow.  Won  by  three- 
quarters  of  a  length,  a  bad  third. 

Wkdmesdat. — The  Burton  Nursery  Handicap  Plate  of 
JOOes,  for  two  yrs  old;  entrance -Sgs;  fiv-e  furlongs  (101/.  17*.) 
Mr  W.  I'Anson's  Slone-deaf,  by  Speoiilum,  7st  l2TbFagan  1 
Mr  R.  Gladstone's  oh.  f.  by  Blair  Athol*  out  of  Ambu- 
lance, Sat  5  lb  -  .  -  -  Piatt  2 
Mr  W.  Bungay's  Troilus,  78t8lb  -  -  Chandley  3 
Mr  S.  Piatt's  Blue  Stone,  78t  61b  -  G.  Woodburn  4 
Mr  J.Loivtber's  '^bRofia,  88t7tb  *  SidovAcii  - 
Mr  F.  B.  Calveit^a  Duran^o,  7at  lOlb  «     J.  Wcodbam  - 

7  to  4  aufst  Stob  RvMa,  ]«o  to  JO  agst  aioiie^af,  5  to  1 
agst  the  Ambulance  filly)  and  7  to  1  agat  Bine  Stone. 
Wmi  by  a-lengtk,  two  leniglliB  beiwvon  tlw  second  and 
«biiiii,4i'good  fourth* 


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Her  Majesty's  Plate  of  300ffs;  three  yrs  old,  9Bt,  foar,98t, 
five  and  apwaMl8,.98fe  Ifl^;  two  miles. 
Mr  W.  I* Anson's  Elambledon,  by  Standard,  3  yrs  Fagan  1 
Sir  R.  Jardiae's  Borneo,  4  yrs   -  -  O.  Bowman  2 

9  to  4  OB  HamtledoB.   Won  easily  by  three  lengths. 

The  Wright  Stakes  o£  5  sot.  each  for  startecs,  with  IOOsot. 
added,  for  two  yrs  old;  entrance  1  aov.;  fiv^  {nrlongs  (5  subs. 
— 1191) 

Mr  J.  liOwther's  Yule  Tide,  9st  6%  »  Snowden  1 
Mr  F.  W.  Larabton's  MUss,  7gt  ISlb-  -     JPa^n  2 

Lid  Zetland's  Wampnm,  8st  nth  -  J.Woodbnro  3 

Mr  Jas.  Watson*s  ch.  f .  by  Ma£;aro9n,  oat  of 

LfOnisa,  7st  ISib     -  -  -      Tomlinaon  4 

Mr  J.  Osborne's  Fun,  78t  13lb        -  -      Piatt  5 

]  I  to  »  a«tt  liUss,  2  to  I  agst  Tnle  Tide,  5  to  1  agst  Fan, 
and  10  to  1  aach  aftt  theothers.  Won  by  two  lengtiM, 
a  bad  thi;d. 

The  Belsay  Sellfng  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  aK  age?;  the  win- 
ner to  be  sold  by  auction  for  ISO  sov.,  with  aUowanc^s  if  for 
less;  entrance  dgs;  fire  furlongs  (101/.  17^) 
Mr  Morgan's  b.  f .  by  Zealot,  oat  of  Rosebod, 

2yr9, 68t8ir)(50/.)      -  -         G/Woodbora  J 

Mr  R.  Rodley's  Van  Ayr,  2  yrs,  7»t  (50?.)  Finley  Z 

Mr  F.  Bates's  ch.  f.  by  CcBrnl^tis,  oat  of  IJqUAnitnity, 

2yrs,6st8lfc  (50/.)  -  -         Tnrnbnll  S 

7  to  4  on  Van  Ayr,  2  to  1  agst  the  Rosebnd'^lly,  and  10  to  1 
agst  the  Equaaimity  filly.  Won  by  a  leugth,  a  bad  third, 
— The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  T.  Green  for  70gs. 

The  Zetland  Walter  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgsj  eutj^nce 
3g8;  one  mile  (101/.  17*.) 
Mr  J.  Hope's  Lady  LothiAU,  by  Exchequer,  3  yrs, 

7st  I  lb      -  -  -  -  XomIi»8oa  1 

Mr  li.  Gladstone's  Dowry,  5  yrs,  9st  3lb  -   Piatt  2 

Majmr  Maude's  Frontignau,  3  yrs,  78t  lib  -  Fialey  3 
Mr  T.  Hornby^s  Otaitoa,  3 yrs.  7st  IIH  *  Ohaadley  4 

Sir  B.  Jardine's  Plancheftte,  4  yrs,  7st  7ft)    -    TurnbuH  5 

6  to  4  agst  Ffonttgoan,  5  to  9  agst  Dowry,  4  to  1  agst 
Otaitsa,  and  6  to  1  agst  Lady  Lothian.  Won  by  a 
head,  a  bad  third. 

HUNTINGDON. 

Tdbsdat,  September  the  Ist. — The  KtzwiUiam  SeUJng 
Stakes  of  5  SOT.  each,  with  100  soy.  added;  two  yrs  old, 
88t  lolb,  three,  lOiit  3lb,  four  and  upwards,  lOst  Ofb\  m.  and 
g.  allowed  3th;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  60  sov^; 
fire  fnrloj^gs  (7  subs.— 130/.) 


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Ld  Herbert  Vane  Tempest's  br.  f .  Gossip,  by  Chevron, 

4yrs      ...  -  Webb  1 

Mr  W.  Ward'Bb.f.Keflection,  4yrB-  -   Cannon  2 

Mr  R.  Hillier's  b.  or  br.  g.  Loch  Leven,  S  yrs  A.  Giles  3 
Mr  W.  Burton's  b.  f.  Kirk  o'Field,  3  yrs  -  C.  Wood  - 
T).  of  Hamilton's  br.  c.  Shifter,  2  yrs  -  G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  B.  Bird's  b.  f .  Green  Jacket,  3  yrs  F.  Barrett  - 

13  to  8  agst  Gossip,  3  to  1  agst  Reflection,  11  to  2  agst 
Green  Jacket,  8  to  1  agst  Shifter,  10  to  I  agst  Kirk. 
o'Field,  and  100  to  8  agst  Loch  Leven.  Won  by  a  head ^ 
three  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. — The  win- 
ner was  sold  to  Mr  W.  Ward  for  220gs,  and  Mr  HiUier 
claimed  Reflection. 

The  Peel  Handicap  of  5  so  v.  each  for  starters,  with  lOO 
added;  winners  extra;  entrance  8  aoy.;  Peel  Course,  fiye 
furlongs,  straight  (9  subs. — 137/.) 
Mr  C.  Archer's  Glamour,  by  Rosicrncian,  3  yrs. 

Gstlllb  -  -  -         E.  Martin  1 

Mr  H.  Macksey's  Subdner,  aged,  8Bt  lOlb  •  Cannon  2 
Mr  J.  Hammond's  Mespilus,  6  yrs»  8st  lOlb  (ind. 

5lb  extra)    -  -  -  -   C.Wood  3 

Mr  Eastern's  Sulphur,  aged,  9st  6lb      -         J.  Goater  - 
Mr  E.  Virgo's  Minster,  aged,  7&t  lOtb        -  Lashmar 
Mr  Jos.  Davis's  Pink  May,  3  yrs,  Gst  I2lb       F.  Barrett  - 
Ld  Cawdor's  Grey  Parrot,  3  yrs,  Gst  I  Oft  (car. 

6st  Ulb)  •  -  -  Freeman  - 

Mr  W.  ArnuU's  Fantastic.  3  yrs,  Gst  6lb  -  Rickaby  - 
Mr  Manser's  Gloriana  II,  4  yrs,  Gst       -         J.  Brown  - 

7  to  4  agst  Mespilus,  4  to  1  agst  Subduer,  5  to  1  agst 
Glamour,  100  to  12  agst  Grey  Parrot,  and  100  to  8  agst 
any  other.  Won  by  three  lengths,  A  length  between  the 
second  and  third. 

The  Ramsey  Abbey  Selling  Nursery  Handicap  Plate  of 
lOOgs,  for  two  yrs  old;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for 
100  SOY.;  entrance  3  sot.  ;  five  furlongs  (102/.) 
Capt.  A.  de  Vere  Smith's  Evergreen,  by  Cremome, 

78t2lb      -           -           .           -     A.White  1 

D.  of  Hamilton's  The  Miller,  7st  11  tt-          G.  Barrett  2 

Mr  W.  Burton's  Agnes  Craig,  8st  4lb       -      C.  Wood  3 

Mr  Leopold  de  Rotbschild's  Cortooa,  78t  l^Ib  F.  Barrett  - 

Mr  J.  Cannon's  Dogger  Bank,  Tst  8&»        -     T.  Loates  - 

Mr  C.  Archer's  Saucy  Bell,  78t  6lb    -           E.  Martin  - 

Mr  Manser's  Beatrice  Mary,  7st  6lb  -  J.  Brown  - 
Mr  J.  Ryan's  b.  f .  by  Springfield,  out  of  Celandine, 

7st  5lb     -            -            -            -          Booty  - 

Mr  T.  Cannon's  Dunce,  7st  •           -           Robinson  - 


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15  to  8  agst  Sancy  Bell,  9  to  2  agst  Agnes  Craig,  5  to  1 
agst  Cortona,  8  to  I  agst  The  Miller,  10  to  I  a^t  Dance, 
and  100  to  8  agst  Evergreen.   Won  by  a  length,  a  head 
between  the  second  and  third. 
The  Eimbolton  Welter  Handicap  of  5  sov.  each  for  starters^ 
with  155  added;  entrance  3  so?.;  one  mile  (5  sabs. — 172Z.) 
Mr  Arden's  Westgate,  by  Vestminster,  6  yrs,  Sst  C.  Loates  1 
Ld  C.  Beresford's  Palladio,  3  yrs,  Tst  6ft)      -  F.  Barrett  2 
Mr  R.  Hillier's  Fortane-Teller,  3  yrs,  Tst  9ffi    Haxtable  3 
Ld  Cawdor's  Witchcraft.  5  yrs,  Sst  12lh       -        Gray  - 
Mr  T.  Cannon's  Horaebridge,  3  yrs,  Gst  12lb     Robinson  - 
2  to  I  agst  Palladio,  9  to  2  agst  Fortane-Teller,  5  to  1  each 
agst  Westgate  and  Witchcraft,  and  6  to  1  agst  Horse- 
bridge.   Won  by  five  lengths. 
The  Apethorpe  Selling  Stakes  of  5  sov.  each,  with  100 
added;  two  yrs  old,  Sst,  three,  lOst  2lb,  fonr  and  apwards, 
lOst  1199;  m.  and  g.  allowed  3fb;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by 
anctionfor  100  sov.;  one  mile  (7  sabs. — ISO/.) 
Mr  S.  Beard's  b.g.  Dncrow,  by  The  Duke,  5  yrs  A.  Giles  I 
Mr  A.  B.  Sadler's  b.  f.  Ours,  2  yrs         -      G.  Barrett  2 
Mr  W.  Barton's  b.  f .  Agnes  Craig,  2  yrs         -  C.  Wood  3 
Mr  T.  Stevens,  jan.'s  ch.  c.  Francis,  3  yrs-  Mr  Abington  • 


2  to  1  agst  Agnes  Craig,  4  to  1  agst  Oars,  9  to  2  agst 
Francis,  5  to  1  agst  Dncrow,  and  1 1  to  2  agst  Baccy. 
Won  by  two  lengths,  a  neck  between  the  second  and 
third. — The  winner  was  bought  in  for  145gs. 
The  Members'  Nursery  Handicap  of  6  sov.  each  for 
starters,  with  150  sov.  added,  for  two  yrs  old;  entrance  3  sov.; 
six  furlongs  (7  subs. — 177Z.) 
Capt.  Machell's  Lady's  Maid,  by  Plebeian, 

78t  lllb        -  -  -  G.  Barrett  1 

Mr  T.  Jennings's  Aunt  Adelaide,  Set  7ft  -  Tomlisson  2 
Mr  J.  Hammond's  Bronze,  78t  8Ib  (car.  7st  lOlb)  C.Wood  3 
Mr  Abington's  b.  c.  by  Claremont,  oat  of  Queen 

Bee,  Sst  2lb  -  -  -  -  C.  Loates  - 

Mr  E.  Hobson's  Hesitation,  8st  •         Hnxtable  - 

Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  Beaver,  78t  lOlb   F.  Barrett  - 
Mr  C.  Brewer's  Kingsdene,  7st  2ft       -        H.  Amull  - 
7  to  4  agst  Lady's  Maid,  7  to  2  each  agst  Beaver  and 
Bronze,  and  100  to  15  agst  Aunt  Adelaide.   Won  by  a 
length,  half  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 
Wbdnbsdat.— The  Oakley  Selling  Plate  of  lOOgs;  two 
yrs  old,  Sst  7ft,  three,  lOst  2lb,  four  and  upwards,  lOst  9lb; 
m-  and  g.  allowed  3lb;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for 
50  sov. I  entrance  3  sov.;  five  farlongs  and  120  yards  (1027.) 


Mr  C.  W.  Grolding's  b.  c.  Baccy,  2  yrs 
Mr  W.  Brown's  ch.  f .  Sunset,  4  yrs 


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RACING  GAiLSNDAB, 


Mr  S.  Beard*8  h.^*  Dacrow,  5  jm      *  Giles  I 

Mr  B.  HiUier'A  or  br.  g.  Loofa  Levoi^^  jrr»  Jeffeiy  2 
Ur  £.  Bird's  b.f.  Green  Jacket,  3  jrs-  -  Wdbb  3 

Mr  J.  Goodliff '8  b.  f.  FastiBg  Girl,  2  yra    -     HoxtaUe  4 
15  to  8  oo  Dacrow,  5  to  2  agst  Green  Jacket,  10  to  1  3g^t 
Loch  Leven,  and  100  to  7  agst  fttstiog  Gtirf.  Won  by  a 
neck,  three-quarterB  of  n  length  between  the  secoird  smd 
third.— The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  A.  Henttcrson  for 
IBOgs.— J.  Jones,  on  behalf  of  Mr  £.  Bird,  objected  to 
the  second  on  the  groandthat,  on  weighing  in,  bis  jockry 
lef t  the  49cale  before  beii^g  passed  by  the  Clerk  of  tSre 
Scales.   It  being  proved  that  he  was  duly  passed,  the 
"Stewards  orer-ruled  the  objection. 
tThe  Cromwell  Welter  Handicap  of  5  8ov««aeh  for istarters, 
with  100  Bov.  added;  winners  extra;  entrance  3  sov.;  Peel 
Cotiree  (8  subs.— 152/.) 

My  W.  Gilbert's  Carijasinaa,  by  See  Saw,  4  yrs.  esfSfl)  Wall  1 
Wt  J.  Dawson's  Grande  Dame,  3  yrs,  68t4lb  Hickrfby  !2 
Mr  Abington's  Lovely^  5  ycft,  9^t  7Ib  •  Archer  3 
Mr  J.  Hammond's  Mespilns,  5  yrs,  8st  12IbXinjdl. 

7lb  extra)  -  -  -        C.  Wood  - 

Mr  C.  Archer"'8  Glamour,  3  yrs,  Tst  Tib  X^^- 

lOlb  extra)  -  -  -     15.  Martin  - 

Mr  R.  Craig*8  Engadine,  8  yrs,  76t  Stb  V.  Barrett  - 

Mr  J.  Terry's  Bright-eye,  '3  yrs,  tst  13tb  -  Tora'Rssdn  - 
Mt  Manser*8  Soprano,  4  yrs,  Est  4fc  -  -J.  Brown  - 

9  to  4  agsft  "Carissima,  5  to  1  each  agst  Glamour  and  Enga* 
dine,  1 1  to  2  agstMespilns,  and  lOOto  8  each  agat  Lovely, 
Soprano,  and  Grande  Dame.  Won  by  a  length,  a  bad 
Iftird.— ^Martin  «nd.B^ksby  were  snspeiid^d  durisg  the 
remainder  of  the  meeitkig  for  disobed^nee  at  the  p9st. 

The  Milton  Plateof  l<0OgS(  entrance  3  so  v. ;  one  mile  Cr027.) 
Mr  Mackaey'sMonsieur,  bySaxifrage,  5  yrs,  98tl2tb  Webb  1 
Mr  B.  Hillier's  Fortane-T-eller,  3  yts,  Sst  I3lb    A.  Giles  a 

100  to  14  on  Monsieur.  Won  by  three-quarters  of  a  length. 

The  Hincfasogbrook  JUnmsry  £famdioi|>  «f  5  «07.  each  fot 
starters,  with  100  sov.  added,  for  two  yrs  old i  ei£teaMe  3  adv.: 
fivefnrlDD^  (5  8ubfl.~ll7/.) 

Mr  W.  Norton's  fielgvAde,  by  Wenlodk,  «Bt.l!b  C.  Wottd  1 
Mr  T.  Jennings's  Aunt  Adl^aide,  tet  Bib  -  Toralissan  3 
Mr  E.  yirj^o's  ftfadtHne  fiam^ton,  £Bt  Sib  >WftH  3 

Mr  E.  0«vie9'«  P»M  Skmlsoff,  let 6m  -  .A.  White  4 

Mr  W.Btlrtdl's  TiiilDa,6itSib  «       G.Bamtt  5 

48  to««B  Relgradv,  3  tori  ]^.Aimt  Jkde1aidi^  6  to  1 
Boflice  2ottC(^,  and  10  .lo  4  «ach  la^  the  e<ihen.  Won 
h0rihr8e-quiirteE9<o£«.  lM}gib,arneGk  betM^een  the  second 
.  arnd  third. 


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The  Cambriclj^eshirQ  Two  yrs  old  Stake3  of  .6  soy.  each, 
with.  100  soy,  added;  colts,  99t,  fillies  and  gelding^  8st  llft>; 
the  winner  to  be  sold  by  aaction  for  30  soy.j  tve  furlongs 
<9  subs.— 140!.) 

Mr  J.  Wajigb's  b.  g.  Ripon,  by  Albert  Victor,  or 

Martyrdom  -  -  -  -   C.  Wood  1 

Mr  A.  B.  Sadler's  b.  f.  Onrs  -  -         8.  Loates  « 

Col.  J.  Lloyd's  b.f.  Vain  Hope     -  -  O.  Barrett;  8 

Mr  T.  Jennings,  jun.'s  br.  f.  by  Cardinal  Tork, 

out  of  Lethargy        -  Tomlisson  - 

Mr  Annett's  b.  f.  Sand  Eel    -  -        F.  Barrett  - 

D.  of  Hamilton's  br.  c.  Shifter      -  -    A.  Giles  - 

lid  Cardress's  b.  f .  Lon«rly  Hobm  -   Tnink  Sharpe  - 

Mr  W.  Barren's  ch.  c.  by  ^e^on,  dam's  i»edi|;pee 

unknown  ...     Waflnwright  - 

Ld  La6celle«'8  ch.  c.  Little  Wenlock  -     Archer  ^ 

100  to  60  on  Vmn  Hofw,  0  to  2  agst  UUde  Wenlock, 
100  te  6  agst  Sand  Eel,  20  to  1  agH  Oars,  25  to  1  a|;st 
Kipon,  and  SS  to  1  eacli  agit  I^ely  Home,  the  Lettiargy 
filiy,  and  Shifter.  Won  by  a  neck,  a  bad  third.— The  win- 
ner  was  sold  to  Mr  J.  Hammond  for  tGOgs,  and  Air 
Sadler  elaimed  Vain  Hepe. 

The  Htiatiogdoni^ipe  Stakes -(haQdieap)  of  T  sor.  each  for 
starters,  with  i50«o<y.  added;  tihe  second  saved  his  stake; 
entrance  3  6oy.  s  about  one  -nnle  and  a  half  <8  stfbs. — A^U.") 
Mr  Burton's  t^'oHmm,  by  Oemorne,  3  yrs,  Sst  lib  C.  W^oA  1 
Mr  W.  Gardner's  Roderick  Dhu,  3  yrs,  Tst  4lb  (oar. 

TstSfc)  ...  -  Booty  fl 

Mr  G.  Arden's  Mountain  Dew,  3  yrs,  7st  lOftJ        Luk«  3 
100  to  12  on  Fulham.   Won  'by  two  lengths,  the  «ame  be- 
tween t^e-seoond  and  third. — Mr  Burton,  as  part  owner 
of  Mountain  Dew,  declared  to  win  with  Fulham. 

BRAY  (Co.  WiCKtow), 

Monday,  August  the  3J:»t.— The  VisUors'  Plate  (handi- 
cap.) of  20  soy.,  entrance  10».,.a#nUe  and  a  haif  il9l,  10^.), 
W41S  won  by 

Mr  E.  B.  Healy's  Barometer,  by  Nonmanby,or  The  BpeaJier, 
6  yrs,  98t  21b  (Mr  W.  CuUen),  beating  three  atheis. 

The  other  races  wwe  for  hun<«rs— Stedf le  Chiasp  Vol. 

CURRASH  Septembirr  Meeting. 

Tuesday,  September  the  Ist. — The  Scurry  Stakes  (handi- 
cap) of  40  80V,;  entraqce  2  sdy^  dog  at«riief:s ;  Anglesey  Bpsit, 
sipc  f  ndongs  f  38.Z.) 

Mr  Bird's  Salami,  by  MiltUde8,.3  ym,  Ost  101b  Saunders  1 
Mr  Lmc«a's  Wild  Sherry,  3  yrs,  8st.(car.  Sstllb)  W.Miller  2 


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Mr  D.  Broderick'B  Referee,  3  yrs,  7st  41b  P.  Lynch  3 
Mr  Browne's  Alexandria,  4  yrs,  Sst  12115  -  Dawsoa  - 
Mr  Ahearn  s  Repulse,  3  yrs,  est  lOlB   -  Weatlake  - 

Mr  T.  G.  Gordon's  Black  Witch,  2  yrs,  5st  7lb 

(car.  5Bt  8lb)  -  -  L.  Kelly  - 

2  to  1  agst  Salami,  4  to  I  each  agst  Wild  Sherry  and  Re- 
feree, and  6  to  1  each  agst  the  others.   Won  by  a  head,, 
the  same  between  the  second  and  third. — An  objection 
to  the  wiocer,  by  the  rider  of  the  second,  on  the  ground 
of  a  jostle,  and  one  by  the  rider  of  the  third  against  tlie 
first  and  second,  on  the  same  ground,  were  over-ruled. 
Her  Majesty's  Plate  of  lOOgs;  three  yrs  old,  Sst,  four,  9st, 
five  and  upwards,  9st  lib;  two  miles. 
Mr  J.  Gubblns's  Jack,  by  Arbitrator,  3  yrs,  Sst  7lb 

(inch  7  lb  extra)       -  -  -       Hoystcd  1 

Mr  J.  M^Eenna,  jun.'s  Wavelet,  5  yrs,  98t  Sffi  (incl. 

71b  extra)  -  -  -  -         owner  2 

Mr  T.  G.  Gordon's  Battleguage,  3  yrs  (car. 

Sstlft)    -  -  -    W.Miller  S 

5  to  4  on  Jack,  6  to  4  agst  Wavelet,  and  8  to  1  agst  Battle- 
guage.   Won  by  three- quarters  of  a  length,  a  bad  third. 

The  Anglesey  (Produce)  Stakes  of  10  sov.  each,  with  100 
added,  for  two  yrs  old;  colts,  Sst  lOK,  fillies,  Sst  6tb;  the 
second  received  20  sov.  out  of  the  stakes,  and  the  winner 
paid  IIZ.  Us,  for  three  dozen  of  Champagne  to  the  Club ;  en« 
trance  2  sov.;  Anglesey  Post  (30  subs. — Z561.  15«.) 
Mr  W.  Dunne's  b.  c.  Mellifont,  by  Umpire,  or 

Arbitrator      -  -  -  J.  Connolly  1 

Mr  H.  E.  Linde's  ch.  c.  Mulberry  (car. 

Sst  12m)        -  -  -      MrT.  Beasley  2 

Mr  P.  Gavin's  b.  f.  Light  Wine  -  -  Bailey  3 

Mr  J.  A.  Cassidy's  ch.  f .  Lightfoot   -  -       Ball  - 

Mr  J.  A.  Cassidy's  br.  f .  Lakefield  -  T.  Broderick  - 

Ld  Drogheda's  br.  f.  Eudocia  -  -  Calnan  - 

Capt.  G.  M.  Maher's  b.  or  br.  c.  Dictator   -  Harris  - 

3  to  1  on  Mellifont,  10  to  1  each  agst  Eudocia  and  Lake- 
field,  and  100  to  6  agst  any  other.  Won  in  a  canter  bj 
five  lengths,  a  bad  third. — Mr  Caasidy  declared  to  win 
with  L&efield. 

The  Eildare  Handicap  of  70  soy.  by  subscription  of  3  sot. 
each;  winners  extra;  entrance  2  sov.,  the  only  forfeit  if  de« 
clared;  a  mile  and  a  half  (8  subs.  3  of  whom  paid  entrance 
only-66^) 

Mr  J.  Nolan's  The  COiicken,  by  Billy  Pitt,  3  yrs, 
78t  lOlb      -  -  -  -      Lynch  1 

Mr  A.  Tieman's  Master  Mariner,  4  yrs, 
Sst  1  Sib      -  .  -  J.  Connolly  8 


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Mr  J.  Gabbins's  Qaeen  of  Beauty,  4  yrs,  78t  lOTb  Hoysted  S 
Mr  O.  J.  Blake's  Royal  Rose,  3  yrs,  7st  -  Saunders  - 
Ld  Drogbeda*s  Frauds  Joseph,  6  yrs,  68t  7  lb    Westlake  - 

5  to  2  agst  Royal  Rose,  100  to  30  agst  Master  Mariner, 
4  to  I  each  agst  The  Chicken  and  Qaeen  of  Beauty,  and 
8  to  1  agst  Francis  Joseph.  Won  by  a  neck,  a  head 
between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Flying  Stakes  (handicap)  of  40  soy.;  the  winner  to 
be  sold  by  aaction  for  50  soy.;  entrance  8  soy.  for  starters; 
five  forlongs  (382.) 

Mr  D.  Broderick's  Decider,  by  UmpirCi  2  yrs, 

78t7lb         -  -  -  -     Lynch  1 

Mr  G.  Moore's  Merry  man,  2  yrs,  78t  7fls  -  Cunningham  2 
Mr  P.  Wall's  Qaadrille,  3  yrs,  Sst  Ifb  -  W.  MUler  3 

Mr  J.  Andrews's  Bohemian  Girl,  2  yrs,  78t  7lb  McDonald  - 
Even  on  Merryman,  100  to  30  agst  Quadrille,  and  4  to  1 
agst  Decider.    Won  easily,  a  moderate  third.— The  win- 
ner was  sold  to  Mr  J.  M'Kenna,  jun.  for  80gs. 

WsDNSsoAY. — The  Eastern  Plate  (handicap)  of  160  soy. 
by  subscription  of  6  soy.  each,  but  3  only  if  forfeit  be  declared, 
and  1  SOY.  extra  for  starters;  the  second  received  10  soy.  out 
of  the  plate;  seven  furlongs  (10  subs.  3  of  whom  paid  3  soy. 
each— 143/.) 

Mr  E.  Smithwick's  Paddy,  by  Arbitrator,  3  yrs, 

8st5lb      -  -  -    .        -        Harris  1 

Mr  C.  J.  Blake's  Indian  Star,  4  yrs,  7st  8fi)  Saunders  2 
MrC.W.  Thompson's  The  Rath,  3  yrs,  Sst  lOflO  J.  Connolly  3 
Mr  J.  F.  Rjnd's  Magic,  3  yrs,  8st  12lb  -  Dawson  - 

Mr  L.  Hone's  Crofter,  3  yrs,  Sst  12fi>  -      Rowan  - 

2  to  1  agst  The  Rath,  100  to  30  agst  Crofter,  and  5  to  I 
each  agst  Paddy,  Indian  Star,  and  Magic  Won  by  a 
length  and  a  half,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and 
third. 

Her  Majesty's  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  horses  trained  six 
months  previously  in  Ireland;  thr^  yrs  old,  Sst,  four,  98t, 
five  and  upwards,  9st  iTb;  two  miles  and  a  half. 
Mr  J.  M^Kenna,  jun.'s  Wavelet,  by  Paul  Jones, 

6  yrs,  9st  Sit  (incl.  7B>  extra)  -  owner  1 
Mr  J.  (}ubbins's  Queen  of  Beauty,  4  yrs  Mr  T.  Beasley  2 
Mr  A.  Tieman's  Master  Mariner,  4  yrs  -  J.  Connolly  3 
Mr  C.  J.  Blake's  Royal  Rose,  3  yrs  -  W.  Miller  - 
Mr  M.  A.  Maher's  The  Chief,  5  yrs        -     E.  Malone  - 

2  to  1  on  Wavelet,  4  to  1  a^t  Master  Mariner,  10  to  I 
each  agst  Royid  Rose  and  Queen  of  Beauty,  and  60  to  I 
agst  T^e  Chief.   Won  in  a  canter  by  fifteen  lengths. 


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350  EAOINU  CALfiNDAR, 


The  Marble  Hill  Stakfis  of  5  bow.  each,  wkh  <50  added,  for 
two  yri9  old;  entrance  2  sov.  each;  Anglesey  Faat  {2^  sabSi 

Mr  H.  £.  lande^a  Asbplant,  by  Umpire, 

9st'  '  -  -       Mr  X  Beaaley  1 

Mr  G.  Moore's  Theodemir,  Qst  61b  -  J.  ConaoUy  2 
Mr  J.  Foley^s  Bagnalstown,  8at  3lb*  -    Dawson  3 

Mr  C.  J.  Blake's  Conservator,  Sst  7lb   -  -Harris  - 

Mr  J.  A.  Casiidy'jLoch  Aber,  88t31ib  T/Broderick  - 
Ld  Omgiieda's  Victoase,  .8it  &Vb  •  CalnsA  » 

Even  on  Ashplant,  6  to  2  agst  Theodeimr,  4  to  1  agst 
Conservator,  and  SO  to  1  eadi  agst  the  others.  Won 
easily  by  a  length  and  a  half,  fonr  lengths  between  tiie 
second  and  third. 

The  Nursery  Siakea  (handicap)  of  B  sov.  eacli,  1  ft.  to  ^he 
fund,  with  50  added,  for  two  yrsold;  first  entry,  1  so?.,  second 
entry,  2  sov. j  five  furlongs  ( 12  sabs. — 671.) 
Mr  J.  Nolan's  Kildooeagiae,  .by  Holtywood,  7at  lOS)  Lf^nob  1 
Mr  T.  G.  Gordon's  Black  Witch,  6st  7lb  (car. 

6rt9!h)    •  -  -  -      Sftimdeni  2 

Mr  J.  M'Kenna,  jmi.-s  Decider,  7st  tOlb  -  Dawson  3 
Mr  J.  GarnioB**  Irvinsr  Bishop,  est  Hl%  -  If.  Miller  - 
Mr  H.  B.  linde's  Mtflbeny,  8st  9%     -  •Hoysted  - 

Mr  J.  Murphy,  jun.'s  Ulster  Lily,  7st5BJ  -  L.  Kelly  - 
Mr  G.  Moor6*8  Merryroan,  78t  (car.  78t  lib)  CumMBgham  - 

7  to  4  agst  Kilmeague,  4  to  I  agst  Mulberry  ,  6  to  1  agst 
Irving  Bishop,  and^  to  1  agst  any  <ytber.  Won  by  half 
a  length,  a  bad  third. 

The  Stewards'  Plate  (handieap)  ef  8  sc^y.ieAch  for  fttarttrs, 
with  50  80^.  addsd;  first  ontry,  1  k»f^,  «ecand  ^niry,  9 
one  mile  (&6/.) 

Mr  Bird's  Salami,^  jt9,  78t2!b  -  -  (CunMAghaia  1 

Mr  D.  Broderick's  Keferee,  3  yrs,  7st  5Ib  -  Lyneik  2 
Mr  C.  J.  Blake's  Indian  Star,  4  yrs,  7st  5lb  Saunders  3 
Mr  J.  Gubbitifil's  Jack,  3  yrs,  9st  1  lib  -  Mr  T.  Beasley  - 
Mr  J.  A.Cassidy's  Hosa,  6  yrs,  Sst  7ft  -  J.  Connolly  - 
Mr  M.  A.  Maher's  Guiflfilda,  4  yrs,  78t  Wertlalke  - 

5  to  4  agst  Hefevee,  5  to  1  each  agst  Balaam  and  Jack,  and 
100  to  15  each  agst  the  others.  Wom  easily  by  six 
lengths,  half  a  lamz^  between  the  seopod  and  third. 

THuaSDMkT.— The  Stand  Plate  (handicap)  of  100  sov.; 
winners  extra;  first  entry,  2  sov-,  secoad  entry,  3  sov.;  five 
furlongs  (9.8/.) 

Mr  S.  M.  l^dan's  Punctiliq,  by  Uncas,  3  yrs, 
est  em-  -  -  .  -Harris  1 


Digitized  by 


I 


CUKBAaH  fiEFTsitBm  Mbitiko.  S51 


Mr  B.  S.  LaBgan'fl  Wild  Sherry^  3  ym,  eat<car. 

8at  \M)  •  '  -         W.  KiUer  2 

Ur  U.  K.  Lindens  Mulberry^  2  yjs,  Sgt  716  EX!anDiDgham  8 
Mr  C.  J.  Blake's  Indian  Star,  4  yns,  7fit  lib  Saunders  - 
Mr  Aheam's  Bjepulse,  8  jtb,  fist    •  •  Westlake  - 

Mr  T.  G.  Gordon's  Black  Witch,  2  yta,6st  .7Jti  (car. 

6st)  ....       Lynch  - 

Mr  J.  Ganon's  Snnng  Bisiiop,  3       fist  7b   MnDonaU  - 

7  to  4  ag8fcPanDtndiQ,.8to  J  Bgst  Wild  Slrenry,  mmd  IQO  to  IS 
agst  any  other.  Won  by  three-quartera  of  a  iength,  a 
bad  third 

Her  Majesly'^s  Plate  of  lOOgs.for  mares;  three  old, 
Tst  1  lib,  four,  ^st,  five  and  upwards,  9at  4!b;  fcrar  miles. 
Mr  J,  M*EeMia,  jun.%  Wawtet,5  yrs,  lOst  (hjcl.  10fl5 

extra)       ...  -         tmuer  1 

Mr  A.  Tiernan*s  SylTini  'Qtreen,  5  yrs  -  Mr  W.  Bent^lcy  ^ 
Mr  J.  Gnbbins's  Qtiem  vf  Beanty,  4  yrs  Mr  T.  ©easley  3 
Mt  Bromie^  Alexandria,  4  yrs  -  W,  Miller  - 

5  to  2  on  Wavelet,  5  to  1  agst  -Queen  trf  Beaiarty,  M)0  to 
15  agst  Alexandria,  and  10  to  1  agst  Sylvan  Queen. 
Won  by  a  length  and  «  half ,  a  bad  third. 

The  Bailwsy  Sitakcn  et  19  ^m.  eaefa,  witli  200  added,  for 
two  yrs  Mi  .tibe  seomd  ireociiKred  25  sov.  oot  of  the^kes, 
and  the  thisd  mewed  liia.  efeake;  entvaiioe  2  sov;;  Anglesey  Pmt 
(37  subs.— 523Z.) 

Mr  U.  E.  Linde's  Aehi^ni;,  8sti2ft  -  Mr  T.  Beaslcry  1 
Mr  D.  Whehin's  Gold  Digger,  8st  7lb  -  W.  MiHer  2 

Mr  W.  Dunne's  Mellifont,  9st  Ub  -  J.  CDnnolly  3 
Mr  C.  J.  Bdake's  Black  Rose.  Sst  6fh  -      HaroB  - 

Mr  J.  A.  Cassidy's  Lightfoot,  Sst^lb  -  T.  Broderic^  - 
Ld  Drogheda*s  Eudocia,  88l;3lb      -  -     CaJnam  - 

Mr  G.  Mo«re*8  Tbeodtmir,  9at  lib         -  Eowan  - 

7  to  4  on  MelHiont,  7  to  4  agst  .AsI^ltmt,  10  to  1  agst 
Tbeodemir,  and  JOB  to  «  Bffit  .aoyiofther.  Won  by  a 
neck,  two  lengths  betiweea  the  seooad  and  tiiud. 

The  Curragh  Plate  'of  ?0  sot.  by  flttbscription  of  3  sov. 
each;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.  with 
allowances  if  for  less;  %Bt  entry,  Isev.,  second  entry,  2 sot.; 
five  furlongs 

Mr  D.  BrcSerick's  Referee,     IJmpiFej  3  yrs,  7st  tOlfe 

(60/.)      -  -  -  I^nch  1 

Mr  T.  Grant's  The  Hero,  2. yrs,  fist  lift)  (50/.)  Baundars  2 
Mr  J.  M'Kenna,  jun.'s  Decider,  2  yrs,  fist  lllb — 

caa:.  fist  13Jb  (50/.)        -  -  -  Hoysted  3 

Mr  J.  Clancy's  Longfellow,  6  yrs,  Sst  016  (50/.)  McDonald  - 
MrW-  Dunne'-i  Moonstone,  3  yrs,  8st  fiTb  (100/.)  J.Coanoll-y  - 


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862  RACING  CALENDAR, 


Mr  J.  Murphy,  jun.'s  Ulster  Lily,  2  yrs,  6st  5ft 

(60/.)      -  -  -  -       L.  Kelly  - 

6  to  4  on  Referee,  4  to  I  agst  Longfellow,  and  6  to  1  agst 

any  other.  Won  by  foar  lengths,  a  length  and  a  half 
between  the  second  and  third. — The  winner  was  sold  to 
Mr  Brophy  for  266  sov. 

The  Welter  Handicap  of  50  soy.;  first  entry  for  starters, 
1  SOY.,  second  entry,  2  soy.  ;  one  mile  and  a  half  (Uowth 
Post)  Peel  Course  (49/.) 
Mr  E.  Frazer's  Alexander,  by  Victorious,  5  yrs, 

lOst  101b-  .  -  -  Mr  T.  Beasley  1 

Mr  J.  A.  Cassidy's  Rosa,  5  yrs,  lOst  8ft  T.  Broderick  2 
MrC.  W.Thompson's  The  Bath,  S  yrs,  10stl2ft  J.  Connolly  3 
Mr  Smithwick's  Paddy,  3  yrs,  list  4lb  -  Harris  -> 
Mr  R.  Newcomen's  Pandora,  4  yrs,  lOst  -       W.  Miller  - 

2  to  1  agst  Alexander,  5  to  2  agst  The  Rath,  and  5  to  1 
each  agst  Rosa  and  Pandora.  Won  by  three-quarters  of 
a  length,  a  bad  third. 

DERBY  SflPTEMBBE  MSETIKO. 

Thubsdat,  September  the  Srd.^The  Loudoun  Plate  of 
150  SOY.  for  two  yrs  old;  those  claimed  by  7  p.m.  on  Septem- 
ber 2nd  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  50  soy.  allowed  71b;  entrance 
Sgs;  five  furlongs,  straight  (146/.  17 s,) 
Mr  E.  Virgo's  Witty  Prince,  by  Kingcraft, 

88t7ft    -  -  -  -      C.  Loates  1 

Mr  H.  E.  Tidy's  Boundary,  Sst  7ft   -  -C.  Wood  2 

Mr  W.  Arnuirs  Archibald,  est  41b  -        A.  Piatt  3 

Mr  Bradbury's  Buffoon,  Sst  (60/.)     -  Matthews  - 

Mr  W.  Crompton's  Willie,  Sst  4ft  -  Roden  - 

Mr  Manser's  Beatrice  Mary,  7st  lift  (60/.)  G.  Barrett  -> 
Mr  W.  SteYcnson's  Garden  Party,  78t  1 1ft  (50/.)  Goodway  - 
Baron  de  Rothschild's  Henri,  Sst  7ft  -  F.  Barrett  - 

Major  Stapylton's  Stafford,  Sst  (50/.)  -  S.  Loates  - 
Mr  J.  Williamson's  ch.  f.  by  Wenlock,  out  of 

Discovery,  Sst  4ft    -  -  -  J.  Woodbum  - 

7  to  4  on  Boundary,  100  to  15  agst  Witty  Prince,  10  to  1  agst 

Beatrice  Mary,  and  100  to  7  agst  any  other.  Won  by  a 
length  and  a  half,  a  bad  third. 

The  Friary  Selling  Plate  of  200  soy.  for  two  yrs  old;  colts, 
96t,  fillies  and  geldings,  Sst  lift;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by 
auction  for  150  soy.;  entrance  Sgs;  fiYe  furlongs  (194/.  15«.) 
Mr  J.  Hammond's  b.  c.  Treason,  by  Discord  C.  Wood  1 
Capt  Machell's  b.  c  Mystic  -  -  -  Archer  S 

Mr  Homfray's  br.  f,  Tib  -    G.Barrett  3 


Digitized  by 


DERBY  September  Meeting.  35$ 


Mr  W.  G.  Stevens's  ch.  c.  Floribel      •  C.  Loates  - 

Mr  Golding's  b.  c.  Vestment      -  -      8.  Loates  - 

Ld  Cholmondeley^s  b.  c.  Brigstock      -  A.  Giles  * 

Ld  Eesteven's  ch.  c.  by  Bichelien,  dam  by  Blair 

Athol.  out  of  Miss  Stewart  -  -  Fitton  - 

Mr  B.  Davies's  b.  c.  Red  Wine    -  -    A.  White  - 

Mr  T.  Green's  b.  f .  Dnchess  of  Albany  -  Snowden  - 

Even  on  Mystic,  5  to  1  agst  Tib,  6  to  1  agst  Treason,  lOO 
to  8  agst  Dnchess  of  Albany,  100  to  6  each  agst  Flori- 
bel, Vestment,  and  Brigstock,  and  20  to  1  each  agst  th» 
others.  Won  by  a  short  head,  two  lengths  between  th& 
second  and  third. — The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  T.  Stone» 
for  260gs. 

The  Champion  Breeders'  Foal  Stakes  of  10  sov.  each  for 
startei-s,  with  600  sov.  added  for  the  owner,  and  200  sov.  for 
the  nominator,  of  the  winner,  and  25  sov.  for  the  nominator 
of  the  second,  for  two  yrs  old;  the  second  received  60  sov.  out 
of  the  stakes;  entrance  4gS{  five  fnrlongs  (15  sabs.— » 
885/.  16«.) 

D.  of  Portland's  Modwena,  by  Galopin,  8st  1  lib  C.  Wood  1 
Mr  A.  C.  Barclay's  Falaise,  7st  I  IfiS  -  H.  Amnll  2 
Ld  Bradford's  filartinet,  8st  -  -    Fagan  a 

Mr  Manton's  Gay  Hermit,  98t  3lb  -         Archer  - 

D.  of  Westminster's  Dongola,  7st  11%  G.  Barrett  - 

Mr  Lefevre's  Pirouette,  7st  1  lib  -  -     Tomlisson  - 

Mr  Childwick's  Twinkle,  8st  -      Frank  Sharpe  -> 

Ld  Alington's  b.  or  br.  c.  by  Mancaster,  out  of 

Mrs  Jones,  8st  -  -  -  A.  White  - 

Ld  llartington's  b.  or  br.  c.  by  Hermit,  out  of  Bel- 

phoebe,  Sst       -  -  -  Lashmar  • 

Mr  J.  H.  Houldsworth's  b.  f.  by  Springfield,  out  of 

Ivy,  8st  -  -  -  -  Booty  - 

Mr  W.  Amull's  Strathby,  8st     -  -J.  Woodburn  - 

Mr  Leopold  de  Bothschild's  Chopin,  8st  F.  Barrett  - 
Col.  Forester's  Darius,  8st         -  -   F.  Rossiter  - 

Ld  Willonghby  de  Broke's  ch.  c.  by  Isonomy,  out 

of  Celerity,  88t       -  -  -    E.Martin  - 

Sir  R.  Jardine's  ch.  c.  by  Adventurer,  out  of  Miss 

Pool,  88t  8fl5  -  -  C.  Bowman  - 

11  to  10  agst  Modwena,  4  to  1  agst  Gay  Hermit,  10  to  1  agst 
Falaise,  100  to  8  agst  the  Miss  Pool  colt,  and  100  to  7 
agst  Martinet.  Won  by  half  a  length,  three-quarters  of  a 
length  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Hardwicke  Selling  Plate  of  150  sov.  by  subscription  of 
5g8  each,  with  134/.  5*.  added,  for  all  ages;  the  winner  to  bo 
,    sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.,  if  for  50  soV.  allowed  7lb;  tha 
straight  mile  (4  subs. — 150/.) 


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Mr  W.  ArmnU's  Fantastic,  bjr  Stroan^  3  y rs,  Sst  9fi» 

(50Z.)         -  -  -  -  G.  Barrett  I 

Mr  F.  Piatt's  Nadine,  2  yrs,  Gst  1216  (501')  J.  Woodbum  - 

6  to  4  on  Nadine.  Fantastic  caa>«  in  alone,  Nadine  having 
bolted. —The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  J.  Hopper  for  55g8. 
— The  Stewards  of  the  Jockey  Club  decided  that,  as  no 
horse  was  placed  second,  the  surplus  on  the  sale  o£  the 
wixmer  waa  to  go  to  the  funds  of  the  meeting. 

The  P^Teril  of  the  Peak  Plate  (faandioap)  of  IQQQ  aay.^bj 
esbscnplion  of  25  sov.  each,  16  £l«  or^gs  it  d<tc2a]!6d  by 
A«gQ8t  :Mth,  with47di.  I5j.  added;  the  aeoond  reoeiyed  50 
sev.  out  of  the  platen  the  straigbt  mile  (46  anhi».S5t  cif  whom 
paid  5gs  each— 950i.) 

Ld  I^ascelles'e  Clochette,  by  Caaiballo,  4  jrd, 

6st  lOlb        -  -  -  TomTisson  1 

Ld  Uariingtoa's  Corunna,  5  yrs,  7st        -       Lashmar  2 
I>.  of  Beaufort's  Eastern  Emperor,  4  yrs,  7at  4tb  E.  Martin  Z 
Mr  Abiogtoa's  McMahon,  6yrs,98t  10%  *  Archer 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Despair,  6  yrs,  8st  lOIb  C.  Loates  - 

Du  of  Wtttminater's  Duke  of  Richmond,  4  yrs, 

Sstm  -  -  -  G.Barrett  - 

Mr  B.  C.  Naylor*s  Toastm aster,  aged,  8st  3lb  F.  Barrett  - 
Mr  J.  C  Murphy's  Boulevard,  6  yrs,  8st  255  C.  Wood  - 
Id  BMidfoiKi's  Whitelock,  4  yn«,  Tst  9lb  -    Fagan  - 

MrW.  1*  Anson's  Prince  Rudolph,  4yrs,7st3lb  J.  Woodburn  - 
€hev.  Ginistrelli'a  Onesto,  3  yrs,  6st  (car.  6st  2'B>)  Wall  - 
Mr  Winn's  Lady  Castlereagh,  3  yrs,  Sst  lOlB  W^  Glover  - 

7  to  2  agat  McMahon,  9  to  2  agst  Corunna,  5  to  1  agst 
Boulevard,  8  to  I  agst  Bake  of  Riehmond,  100  to  8  a^st 
Whitelock,  100  to  7  each  agst  Despcdr,  Eastern  Em- 
peror, OuestOb  Toastoaaster,  and  Prince  liudolph,  20  to  1 
agst  Clochette,  and  25  to  1  agst  Lady  Castlereagh.  Won 
by  a  neck,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

A  Maiden  Plate  of  ISO  sof.  for  hcciea  tbflt  had  not  woo 
before thedi^y  of  naming;  entrance  Sgs;  straight mrleO^^^*^ 
Major  Stapylton's  Sookiiia,  by  Cametioo,  3  yrs, 

7stioi!fe      -  .  -  •   S,  Loatee  1 

Mr  E.  R.  Smith'a  Avcnella,  ^yn,  7st  -  F.  Barrett  t 
Mr  E.  I>avie«'8  My  Boy,  2  y?s,  7st  305  -  A-  White  3 
Mr  J.  Hooghtoa'a  flfseioth,  2  ym,  7et  •  G,  Woodbom  - 
Mr  Manser's  Conisto,  4  yn,  lOet  -  -   C.  LoAtef  - 

Mr  W.  AvQull'a  Lanoez.  4  yrs,  lost  *  G.  Baixett  - 
Mr  John  Charlton's.  Newbrtdge,  3  yiB,  9st  2lb    A.  Gilee  - 

5  to  2  agst  Coranto,  3  to  1  agst  Scotilla,  4  to  1  agst 
Avenella,  and  5  to  1  agst  My  Boy.  Won  by  a  length, 
a  had  third. 

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FRioAT^The  Sbipldj  Hall  Sdybng  Plate  of  SOO  aar.;  the 
winaerto  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  aor.,  i£  for  ^  bov. 
Allowed  71b:  entrance  Sgs;  fire  farloiiss  15«.) 
Mr  Jo&  Davis's  Pink  May,  bjr  SpeaiiiiiiD^  B  jta,  9bi 

(50i.)  -  -  .  -  AnAer  1 

Mr  T.  Stones's  Treason,  2  yrs,  7at  1  lib  (5QZ.)  A.  Wbita  2 
Mr  a.  Hiliier's  Reflection,  4  yra^  «8t  4fe  A.  Giles  3 

Capt.  Machell'8M7stic,3ynK78t  llfll<50/.)  G.  BanreU  - 
Mr  H.  Mackaey's  br.  i.  by  CUceoMmt,  ocil  g£  Isabel, 

2  yrs.  7st  (50/.)  -  -  S.  Loatea  - 
Mr  J.  Coatea's  Naaman,  3  yrs,  9st  3lb  (50/.)  Bracke^aw  - 
Mr  U.  Knowles's  Milley,  3  yj:%'  9at  (fiO/,)  -  Lake  - 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Jnbiteit,  5  yrs,  99t  7Ib  [M,)  €.  I/utes  - 
Mr  W.  Ward'a  Goasip,  4  ^n,  98t  4m  (50/.)  -  Morgan  - 
Mr  C.  Hibbert's  Gipsfcxsaft^  6  yrs^  daft  4lb 

(50/.)  -  -  -         Wainwright  - 

Mt  P.  Benfre w'b  LiWle  Witch,  4  yts,  98t  4lb  ( C.  Wood  - 
Mr  F.  Piatt's  Tommy  Tft^lemoase,  8  yre,  'tot  (50/.)  Fagaa 
Mt  T.  Green'ft  Joshua,  3  yrs,  ist  (50/.)  -  Bnorwden  - 

Mr  Coomber's  b.  f.  by  Toacbet,  ont  of  Strath- 

dooB,  3  yrs,  9st  (50<.)    -  -       fVank  Shairpe  - 

^  to  2  agst  Joshna,  1 1  to  8  agst  Pink  May,  7  to  1  ag^t  Myetie, 
100  to  12  agst  Treason,  10  to  I  each  a^nt  JubikD^;  and 
Little  Witch,  100  to  8  agst  Refiectien,  100  to  7  agst 
Kaaman,  and  80  to  1  ageft  any  ottier.  Won  by  a  leagth 
and  a  half,  tliree-quartersof  a  lengM)  between  theseeond 
and  third ;  the  Stratbdoon  eolt  ¥ras  left  at  the  postr  aad 
Joshna  broke  a  blood-veseel. — The  winner  was  soU  to 
Mr  H.  Heasman  for  2B0j|^. 

The  Northern  Plate  (handicap)  of  150fi0Y.$  fintmaoe  Sgs; 
the  straight  mile  (146/.  17«.^ 
Mr  T.  L.  Umber's  Aylesfoid,  by  Vandardecbao, 

3  yrs,  9Bt  61b  -  -  -  Archer  I 
Mr  R.  Howett's  Aigill,  6  yoj,  9«fc  -  A.  Giles  2 
M r  W.  Sadler's  Incendiary ,  J^ged,  1  Ost  1 1  ft  Snowden  3 
Mr  A.  J.  Wager's  Lowland  Lass,  4  yia,  lOat  lOlfo  Coiuiar  - 
Mr  W.  P.  GreenalKs  Priacilla,  4  yrs,  dst  8ft  Brucksbaw  - 
Mr  T.  Vaileotine'B  Cassia,  3  yrs,  9at  6lb          •  Weklon  > 

9  to  4  agat  Inoendiai-y,  100  to  30  each  agat  Aylesford  and 
Cassia,  6  to  1  agit  PcisciUa,  and  9  to  I  agst  Aigill.  Won 
by  a  neck,  a  bad  third. 

The  Harriogfeon  Stakes  <kf  1<MK)  soy.  aubsciiption  of 
I3gs  each,  or  3gB  if  btrnok  out  by  Feibruary  Srd,  for  two  yrs 
old;  the  surplus  (180/.  12*.)  was  divided  between  the  second 
and  third;  tiie  second  i»cMi«d  50  sov.  oat  of  the  stakes;  five 
forlonga  (105  subs.  18  of  whom  paid  3^s  each— 950/^ 


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856  RACmO  CALENDAB, 


Ld  Blle8mere*8  Cataract,  bj  Hampton,  Sst      G.  Barrett  1 

Ld  Cadogan*s  Philosophy,  98t3lb      -            -Archer  3 

Mr  J.  A.  Cra?en'8  Goqaille,  Sst  -            -     C.  Loatefl  S 

Mr  P.  Renfrew's  ThaDderstorm,  98t  2lb  C.  Wood  - 
Mr  J.  H.  Honldsworth's  b.  f.  by  Springfield,  ont  of 

Ivy,  Sut           -            -            -            -   Booty  — 

Mr  W.  Winn's  Qiyendale,  Sst  8lb            -        Weldon  - 

Prince  Soltykoff's  Wise  Child,  Sst  3lb  -           H.  AmuU  - 

Baron  de Rothschild's  Repentant,  Sst 31b  -  F.Barrett  - 
Sir  R.  Jardine's  b.  c.  by  Tynedale,  ont  of  Lotas, 

Sst  3tb     -            -            -            -   C.  Bowman  — 

Mr  Brodrick  Cloete's  Orator,  Sst3tb  -           -      Clay  - 

6  to  4  on  Philosophy,  2  to  1  agst  Cataract,  100  to  3  agst 
ThoDderstorm,  40  to  1  agst  Wise  Child,  and  60  to  1  agst 
Coqnille.   Won  by  a  length,  a  bad  third. 

The  DcTonshire  Norsery  Handicap  of  500  soy.  bysab* 
Bcription  of  lOgs  each,  or  5  ft.  if  declared  by  August  24th, 
with  1382.  6«.  added,  for  two  yrs  old;  five  furlongs  (47  subs. 
23  of  whom  paid  5g8  each— 500/.} 

Mr  Brymer's  Indian  Star,  by  Uncas,  7st  J.  Woodbum  1 
Mr  R.  Crest's  Craig  North,  Tst  12lb  -  -C.  Wood  % 
Mr  A.  Benholm's  Braw  Lass,  Tst  lOfiS-  E.  Martin  3 

Mr  J.  Hanbury's  Ishtar,  Sst  6lb  -  -      -  Weldon  - 

Mr  T.  Jennings,  ]'an.'s  Beaulieu,  Sst  4%  Tomlisson  - 
Mr  P.  Renfrew's  Footlight,  Sst  vib  Frank  Sharpe  - 

Mr  G.  Cleveland's  Athehtan,  Sst  2tfo  •  6.  BarreU  - 

Mr  Dougall's  Lyddington,  Sst  lib  -    C.  Basnett  * 

Col.  Forester's  Canny  Scot,  78t  12lb   ■  -   Fagan  - 

Mr  Legh's  Nelly  Farren,  7st  12lb  -     S.  Loates  - 

Ld  Capell's  Arga,  78t  12lb  -  -  A.  White  - 

Mr  T.  Blenkiron's  Ruth,  78t  Sib  -  -       Higham  - 

Mr  W.  Wright's  Beitasmer,  78t  Sib     -  C  Loates  - 

Mr  Hungerford's  Little  Lady,  78t  61b  -  Rickaby  - 
Mr  R.  Vyner's  Queen  Joanna,  78t  61b  •  Good  way  - 

Ld  Rosebery's  Lily  Maid,  78t  4lb-  -  Wall  - 

Mr  R.  C.  Naylor'B  Lockstitch,  78t       -  F.  Barrett  - 

9  to  4  agst  Braw  Lass,  7  to  2  agst  Lily  Maid,  100  to  8  each 
agst  Queen  Joanna  and  Indian  Star,  100  to  7  agst 
Beitzmer,  UO  to  6  agst  Craig  North,  20  to  1  agst  Ish- 
tar, and  26  to  I  agst  Athelstan.  Won  by  two  lengths, 
a  head  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Highfield  Selling  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  two  yrs  old;  the 
winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  50  so  v.;  entrance  3g8;  five 
furlongs  (loW.  17*.) 

Mr  G.  Cleveland's  The  Child,  by  Balquhidar,  Sst  11  lb 
(car.  Sst  121b)        -  -  -         Archer  1 


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Mr  J.  Hammond's  Ripon,  Set  1  ]  lb     -  C.  Wood  2 

Mr  B.  CariDgton's  Feather  Bonnet,  8st  7lb-    G.  Barrett  3 
5  to  4  on  The  Qiild,  6  to  2.ag8t  Feather  Bonnet,  and  3  to  1 
agst  Ripon.   Won  by  bcJf  a  length,  a  neck  between 
the  second  and  third.-— The  winner  was  bought  in  for 
205gs. 

The  Portland  Plate  (handicap)  of  lOOgs;  winners  extra; 
entrance  Sgs;  five  furlongs  (lOW.  17s.) 
Capt.  Mandslay's  Break&uBt,  by  Eisber,  3  yrs, 

SstllK    •  -  .  -      A.  Giles  1 

Mr  J.  Drislane's  Jane  Shore,  4  yrs,  9Bt  lib  {incL 

71b  extra)  -  -  -  '         -  Piatt  8 

Mr  H.  Macksey's  Victorine,  4  yra,  9st  -  C.  Wood  8 

Mr  Hnngerford's  Brighton,  3  yrs,  98t  lllb  -  Archer  - 
Mr  Manser's  St  Rnle,  3  yrs.  Sat  9fis  -  G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  T.  Spence's  En  Jacme,  3  yrs,  8st  5lb  -  C.  Loates  - 
Mr  Bleaymire's  Camphene,  3  yrs,  8st  41b  -Connor  - 

Mr  E.  R.  Smith's  Frederica,  3  yrs,  7st  1  lib  -    F.;Barrett  - 

7  to  4  agst  Victorine,  7  to  2  agst  Brighton,  7  to  1  each  agst 
Jane  Shore  and  St  Rnle,  and  100  to  12  each  agst  Frede- 
rica and  Breakfast.  Won  by  half  a  length,  a  neck  be- 
tween the  second  and  third. 

The  Chatsworth  Stakes  of  10  sov.  each  for  acceptors,  with 
500  sov.  added  for  the  owner,  and  50  soy.  for  the  nominator, 
of  the  winner,  for  three  yrs  old;  the  second  received  50  soy. 
out  of  the  stakes;  entrance  3gs,  the  only  forfeit  if  declared 
by  April  1st,  1884;  the  straight  mile  (58  subs.  7  of  whom 
declared  ft.— 996Z.  17«.) 

Mr  Abington's  Necromancer,  by  Touchet,  9st  5lb  Webb  I 
Mr  A.  Benholm*s  Hopscotch,  9st  2lb  -  A.  Giles  2 
Sir  R.  Jardine's  Beaumont,  8st  5lb  -  C.  Bowman  3 

Mr  R.  M.  Biddnlph's  Orchid,  9st  2lb     -  Archer  - 

5  to  1  on  Necromancer,  7  to  1  agst  Orchid,  20  to  1  agst 
Hopscotch,  and  60  to  1  agst  Beaumont.  Won  easily  by 
half  a  leogth,  a  length  and  a  half  between  the  second 
and  third. 

Saturday. — ^The  Elvaston  Nursery  Handicap  Plate  of 
fiOO  SOT.  for  two  yrs  old;  wioners  extra;  entrance  3g8;  five 
furlongs  (1 962. 17«.) 

Mr  W.  South*s  Roseau,  by  Rosicmcian,  78t  4lb  E.  Martin  I 
Mr  E.  Virgo's  Witty  Prince,  7st  12lb  (incl. 

61b  extra)         -  -  -        G.Barrett  2 

Iid  Hartington's  Morella,  8st  6lb  -  -    J.  Goater  3 

Capt  Macheirs  Lady's  Maid,  8st  5lb>-incl.  6lb  extra 

(car.  8st  lOlb)  -  Archer  - 


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858  RACING  CALENDAR, 


Mr  J.  Hanbury's  Dryflj,  8st  4'Ib  -  €.  Wood  - 

Mr  C.  W.  Jousiffe*8  Lady  Beauclere,  Sst  -  S.  Loates  - 
Mr  C.  W.  Lea's  Gafes,  78t  left  -    G.  Woodbam  - 

Mr  E.  R.  Smith's  BainagowaD,  7gt  8!b  -  A.  Wfcite  - 
Mr  Bradbury's  Buffoon,  est  151b  -  -  Wall  - 

2  to  1  agst  Roseau,  4  to  1  agst  Morella,  8  to  1  agst  Witt^ 

Prince,  9  to  1  ag8t  BakiagowAD.  and  10  to  1  agst  Diyfly. 

Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  a  head  between  the  second 

and  third. 

A  Selling  High- weight  Handicap  of  lOOgs;  the 'winner  to 
be  sold  by  auction  for  50  60¥.s  entcance  3ga;  six  fniloiigB 

ilOW.  178.) 
Ir  P.  Renfrew's  Ramsbmr,  by  Macaroni,  aged,  lOrt  Archer  1 
Mr  T.  Hisighes's  CambasdooB,  aged,  98t  5fis  6.  Barrett  2 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  JuUlant,  5  yn,  «Bt  9fi^  -  C.  Leases  3 
Mr  C.  Morgan's  Gentleman,  4  yrs,  Sat  71b  -  Wdddn  - 
Mr  A.  L.  Weston's  Grandee,  5  yra,  9et  «ft  A.  GQes  - 
Mr  H.  Knowles's  Milley,  3  yra,  dat  lib  -       Luke  - 

Mr  Coomber's  b.  f.  by  Touched  out  of  Stvath* 

doon,  3  yrs,  8st  6lb       -  -         f  «nk  ShsKpe  - 

Mr  J.  Hopper's  PantBstic,  3  yw,  8st  4tti  -  C.  Wood  - 
Mr  C.  Hibbert's  Minx,  3  yrs^  8it  3lb  «     Jeuop  - 

Mr  E.  R.  Smith's  Provence,  3  yjg,  8st  2lb  A.  White  - 
Mr  R.  Howett's  St  Genovieve,  3  yrs,  8st  ifl5  -  S.  Loates  - 
5  to  2  agst  J ubilant,  1 1  to  2  agst  Ramsbury,  6  to  I  agst 
Fantastic,  7  to  1  agst  Cambusdoon,  and  It)  to  1  eadi 
agst  Gentleman,  Milley,  Minx,  aiid  Fanta^c.  Won  by 
a  neck,  three-quarters  of  a  length  between  the  second 
and  third. — The  winiier  was  sold  to  Mr  T.  Green  far 
ISOgs. 

The  Haitington  Plate  (handicap)  of  1000  skxy.  hy  subscrip- 
tion olf  25  sov.  each,  16  ft.,  or  .6gB  if  declanred  by  Anf^oat 
24th,  with  339^.  &s.  added;  the  fieeond  rec^red  50i6o?.  out 
of  the  plate;  abont  five  furlong  and  140  yai^s  (4B  aabs.  23 
of  whom  paid  figs  eaoh— '95iO^.) 
Ld  Hastings's  Pearl  Diver,  by  Master  Eildare,  3  yrn, 

8st  41b      -  -  -  -      Lashmar  1 

D.  of  Portland's  Satchel,  3  yrs,  78t  7B5-  F.  Barrett  2 

Mr  W.  GHbert's  Dulcimer,  3  yrs,  est  Tib  -  Riefcaby  8 
Mr  H.  W.  Kingsbury's  Fedora,  3  yr?,  est  G.Wood%wrn  4 
Mr  R.  Crese's  Leeds,  6  yrs,  9st  Sffl5-  -     C.  Wood  - 

Mr  F.  Morton's  E^lmeny,  5  yrs,  8at  8tb  F.  Jeffery  - 
Mr  Jos.  Davis's  Lord  Charles,  3  yrs,  8st  6lb-  Snowden  - 
Ld  Hartington's  Corunna,  5  yTs,0st  4lb  J.  Goater  - 

Col.  Forester's  The  Wrekin,  4  yra,  Tst  li>fl5  -  Fagao  - 
Sir  P.  Johnstone's  Luminary,  3  yrs;  7st  8ft     G.  Barrett  - 


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Mr  W.  A.  Long's  Condor,  4  yrs,  78t  41^  (t^r.  7tt  €Tb)  Lake  - 
"Mr  Hungerford's  Rosy  Morn,  3  yre,  7gt  4Tb  Goodway  - 
Col.  Hey  ward's  Ordovix,  4  yrfi,  7«t  2fb  -  A.  White  - 
Mr  C.  Arcber'fl  BfoxboQrne,  8  yrs,  7it  «ft  J»  Woodbum  - 
Mr  A.  Beshohn's  HopsooUdi,  3  yn,  7st  1&  -  £.  Martia  - 
Mr  T.  Cannon's  Fritz,  4  yrs,  7at         -  T.  Smith  - 

Ld  Bradford's  EedUoc^,  4  yiB,  «flt  7'tb  -         WaU  - 

MrW .  R.  Marshall's  Ebro,  3  yrs,68t  ( car.tfiBi  4lh)T4Mnlisson  - 
Mr  F.  Bates's  Monsieur  de  Pads,  3  yrs,  Bet  -  W.  Glover  - 

4  to  I  agst  Luminny,  11  to  2  agat  Corunna,  9  to  1  agst 
Brox^ume,  10  to  1  agst  Leeds,  100  to  8  agst  Bosy 
Mora,  160  to  7  agst  Fearl  Diver,  16  to  1  agst  Uopseoteh, 
20  to  1  each  agst  Dnktiner,  Fedora,  Bbro,  and  Satoh^l^ 
and  sa  to  1  agst  Fritz.  Won  by  tfasee  lengths,  two 
kogtbs  between  the  aeoond  and  fefakd,  and  &  neek  be- 
tween the  tldnl  afnd  fDnrtfa. 

The  Haddon  Hall  Nursery  Handicap  of  300  sot.  hy  sub- 
scription of  5gs  each,  with  184f.  10«.  added^  for  two  yrs  old; 
seven  furlongs  (23  subs. — 300Z.) 
Mr  C.  J.  Merry's  Prince  lo,  by  Prince  Chailie,  8st  9lb 

(car.  8st  lOlb)  -  -  -  -   Archer  1 

Ld  Hartington's  b.f.  hy  Cremoroe,out  of  Ladvltonald, 

6st  21b  -  -  -  '  -     Wall .  2 

Mr  C.  W.  Lea's  Asbgrove,  6fit  7ft  .  G.  Woodhnrn  3 

Mr  H.  Kobertson's  br.  c.  by  Muncaster,  out  of  ReveiSloo, 

Sst  4lb     -  -  -  -  Fagan  - 

Mr  C.  Austin's  Proteotiomst,  7st  ISfk-  A.  White  - 

Mr  E.  Weever's  Buy  a  BitX)in,  ?st  Aft  -  CaMer  - 
Capt.  A.  de  Yere  ISmiKh's  Albanian,  76t  4)ft  (oar. 

7BtS(ft)    -  -  -  -      S.  Lofltes  - 

Mr  T.  Valentine's  Dingle,  Gst  8ft  (car.  Gst  9fl))  E.  Martin  - 
Mr  H.  Hungerford's  Loafer^  6at  8tb  -  Rickaby  - 
Mr  E.  Davies's  My  Boy,  tst  71b         -  Tomlisson  - 

Mr  W.  Stevenson's  FaBttme,  68t  flft         -    W.  Glorer  - 

5  to  4  agftt  PiVBce-  lo^  6  to  1  -agst the  Lady  Ronald  fiUy,  8  to 
1  agst  the  R^vefilloQ  colt,  and  kO  to  I  each  agst  Pastime, 
Protectionist,  and  Asbgrove.  Won  by  a  neok,.ft  bad 
third. 

The  Belper  Piate  (handicap)  ef  fiOO  sof.  by  subscription 
of  5g8  each,  3  ft.  with  104Z.  9*.  added;  the  straight  mile  (28 

subs.— aoofo 

Mr  Legh's  Ka(fias,  by  Hampton,  3  yrs,  9l9t  fiflb  A.  drBos  1 

Mr  C.  W.  Lea's  BdKngton,  4  yrs,  9st  litb  -   Areher  2 

Mr  T.  Green's  Blitz,  3  yrs,  78t  tsft        -  IPngan  3 

Mr  W.  Sadler's  Incendiary,. aged »  98t  lltb  Snowden  - 

Ld  Hartington's  Monotith,  3  yrs,  9st'6Tb  -  J.  'Goater  - 

Mr  C.  Hibbert's  Shrivenham,  3  yTf,Bst7!B  -    Jessop  - 


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2  to  1  a^st  Edlington,  9  to  4  agst  Radius,  5  to  1  agst 
Monolith,  aud  10  to  1  each  agst  the  others.  Won  by 
three  lengths,  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 

A  Selling  Nursery  Handicap  Plate  of  150  soy.  for  two  yrs 
old;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  50  sot.;  entrance 
3g8;  five  fnrlongs  (146/.  17«.) 
"Mr  J.  Hammond's  Ripon,  by  Albert  Victor,  or 

Martyrdom,  est  8lb      -  -  -  C.Wood  1 

Mr  R.  Crest's  Festive,  Sst  7tb  -  -  Frank  Sharpe  2 

Mr  G.  Cleveland's  The  Child,  86t  12m  .     Archer  3 

Mr  F.  PlaU's  Ragged  and  Tan,  88t  -  £.  Martin  <- 
Mr  T.  Green's  Duchess  of  Albany,  7st  12lb  -F.  Barrett  - 
Mr  E.  Davies's  Red  Wine,  7st  ISflS  -  A.  White  - 
Mr  W.  G.  Stevens's  Floribel,  7st  1  lib  -  C.  Loates  - 

Major  Stapylton's  Stafford,  7st  10%  -  S.  Loates  - 
9  to  4  agst  The  Child,  5  to  1  agst  Festive,  6  to  1  each 
agst  Red  Wine  and  Ripon,  10  to  1  agst  Stafford,  and 
100  to  8  each  agst  Dachess  of  Albany  and  Ragged  and 
Tan.  Won  by  three-quarters  of  a  length,  two  lengths 
between  the  second  and  third. — The  winner  was  bought 
in  for  190g8. 

The  Chaddesden  Plate  of  lOOgs;  entrance  Sgs;  two  miles 
<101Z.  17«.) 

Mr  Abington's  Eimbolton,  by  The  Duke,  4  yrs, 

lOst  3lb         -  -  -  -    owner  1 

Mr  S.  Savage's  Adanapaar,  5  yrs,  9st  life  Trickle  2 
Mr  E.  R.  Smith's  Provence,  3  yrs,  8st  lOH)  C.  Loates  3 
Mr  W.  Amull's  Lancer,  4  yrs,  98t  -     G.  Barrett  - 

7  to  4  on  Eimbolton,  3  to  1  agst  Adanapaar,  and  10  to  1 
each  agst  the  others.  Won  by  four  lengths,  a  very  bad 
third. 

LAYTOWN. 

Monday,  September  the  7th. — The  Scurry  Plate  (free 
handicap)  of  10  sov.,  five  fnrlongs,  was  won  by 
Mr  Reynolds's  Rose  d' Amour,  by  Galopin,  5  yra,  9st  lOlb, 

beating  four  others. 

The  other  races  were  for  hunters,  &c. — see  St  Oh.  Vol. 

WARWICK  September  Meeting. 

Tuesday,  September  the  8th.— The  Studley  Castle  Nursery 
Plate  (handicap)  of  200  sov.,  by  subscription  of  8  sov.  each, 
Sg9it.  if  declared  by  August  Slst,  with  962.  10«.  added,  for 
two  yrs  old;  five  furlongs  (20  subs.  10  of  whom  paid  Sgs  each 
— 200Z.) 

lid  Capell's  Arga,  by  Springfield,  8st  7Tb  -  G.  Barrett  1 
Ld  Howe's  Orange  Blossom,  7st  lOfiS    -         S.  Loates  2 


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l£r  J.  Adams's  Old  Tom.  11,  7st  5lb  -  A.  White  3 

Mr  C.  J.  Merry's  Santa  Maria,  Sst  6lb  -        F.  Barrett  - 


7  to  2  each  agst  Santa  Maria  and  Arga,  5  to  1  agst  Dochart, 
6  to  1  each  agst  Orange  Blossom  and  Old  Tom  II,  and 
1 0  to  1  each  agst  Bny  a  Broom  and  Prince  2^aroff .  Won 
bj  a  neck,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Town  Stakes  of  6  soy.  each  for  starters,  with  lOOgs 
added,  for  all  ages;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  200 
flOY.,  if  for  100  SOY.  allowed  71b;  entrance  Sgs;  one  mile 
(5  snbs.— 12U.  17*.) 

Sir  G.  Chetwynd*s  Droitwich,  by  Distin,  5 yrs,  9st  lllb 

(200^.)      -  -  -  -       Archer  1 

Mr  F.  B.  Hant's  Tortello,  3  yrs,  88t  12m  (lOOZ.)  W.Salter  2 
Mr  T.  Stevens,  jnn.'s  Francis,  3  yrs,  Sst  12&> 

(lOOZ.)  -  -  -  0.  Loates  3 

Mr  W.  Brown's  Snnset,  4  yrs,  9Bt  IfiS  (1002.)  A.  White  4 
Mr  Legh's  Ospray,  3  yrs,  Sst  12tb  (1002.)  A.  Giles  5 

13  to  8  on  Droitwich,  7  to  2  agst  Tortello,  8  to  I  agst 
Francis,  and  100  to  8  each  agst  the  others.  Won  by 
three-qnarters  of  a  length,  a  length  and  a  half  between 
the  second  and  third.— The  winner  was  bought  in  for 
290gs. 

The  Leamington  Plate  (handicap)  of  200  sot.,  by  sub- 
scription of  10  SOY.  each,  3  ft.  if  declared  by  August  3 1st, 
with  69  SOY.  added;  one  mile  (19  subs.  7  of  whom  paid 
3  SOY.  each~2002.) 

Mr  Townley-Parker's  B[ammoon,  by  Hampton, 

4yrs,98t       -  -  -  G.Barrett  1 

Mr  A.  Victor's  Canonald,  4  yrs,  7st  9lb  -  A.  White  2 
Mr  E.  WecYer's  Herald,  aged,  Sst  lOft  -        Hill  3 

Mr  T.  Cannon's  Winterboume,  6  yrs,  6st  13lb  Robinson  - 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Flexible,  4  yrs,  6st  Sib     G.  Woodburn  - 
Mr  A.  Taylor's  Stourhead,  4  yrs,  est  8Tb  -         Wilton  - 
100  to  30  agst  Carronald,  7  to  2  agst  Hammoon,  4  to  1 
agst  Herald,  9  to  2  agst  Stourhead,  6  to  1  agst  Flexible, 
and  10  to  1  agst  Winterboume.   Won  by  five  lengths. 

The  All-aged  Selling  Plate  of  lOOgs;  the  winner  to  be 
flold  by  auction  for  100  soy.,  if  for  50  soy.  allowed  lOfiS;  en- 
trance Sgs;  five  furlongs  (lOW.  17».) 
Mr  B.  Hillier's  Reflection,  by  Speculum,  4  yrs, 

Sst  lllb  (50;.)      -  -  -        A.  Giles  1 

Mr  Lawley'8  St  Martin,  3  yra,  Sst  lOlb  (50Z.)  -        HiU  2 


Mr  B.  WecYer's  Bny  a  Broom,  Sst  iJb 
Mr  T.  E.  Walker's  Dochart,  Sst  lib 
Mr  E.  DaYies's  Prince  Zonroff,  78t  Sib 
Mr  P.  Bury's  Etolian,  78t  31b  - 


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m2  RAGING  GALBK©:AZH, 

?Mr  P.  TtfenfreVs  Little'"Witeh,U  yw^JSst  Mtb—    •  '  ' 

ear.  88t  I3lb  {501}       -  -  -     Atchtr  3 

Mr  C.  Lane's  WrlggUii  5  yw,  M  lllb  («)&)  W.  Salter  - 
-MirSwBttrs'*  Rock  Flower,  ^  .y«8,-«fl«  7ib  G.  Barrett  - 

^pG.  Brjan'8.Millais«.2yi«^^8ti>^tbL(m)  -  A.  White  - 
Mr  H.  E.  Tidy's  BFan  Bread^2}rf8,  Tfet  lib  (5GZ,)¥.Bfltrrett  - 
S  to  1  agst  RefiectioD,  3  to  1  agst.LittierWitch,  4  <to  1  Agst 
Bran  Bread,  6  to  1  agst  Wriggle,  10  to  1  each  agst 
Boick  Flower  add  St  Martin,  and  100  to  7  afgst  Millais. 
Won  by  two  lengths,  hiBilf  'fu  length  -b6tw«cn(the'8econd 
and  third. — The  winner  was  bought  in  for  200g8. 

The  Flying  Two  yrs  old  Plate  of  lOOgs;  tbe>wi&iier  to  be 
'Bold  by  aisetion  for  ISO  sot.^  if  for:  80  boy,  allowed  71b;  en- 
trance 3gs;  five  furlongs  (lOlZ.  17*.) 
Mr  E.  DbArieg's  Red  Wine,  b^  Cairseyon^  Sat  lOHH- 

cer.  «st  12lb  <80Z.)      -  -  -      Watts  » 

Mr  T.  Ste/v^ens,  jiln.'a  Weod'Note,  fint  71b  <80ii)Xl  Loates  2 
Mr  H.  E.  Tidy's  Bean  Breads  SitJA  (mi.\  .  -  F.  Bto^tt  S 
iJtoJamin's  Silver  Queen,  8st  7lb  (60/.)  Giles  - 
'Mr  T.  Leader's  Rosebush,  8Bt.71|>  ^OL)  *:G.  Baraett  - 
•Mr  J.  Ryan's  b.  f .  by  S^ridgfield,  oat  of  Cehmdine, 

88t7ft>  (80«.)-  -  -       Booty  - 

7  to  4  agst  Wood  Note,  5  to  1  ea6h<ilg8t  £ed  Winetand  Bran 
Bread,  6  to  1  each  agst  Silver  (^utenTtasidiBeflebiiah,  and 
10  to  1  agst  the  Celandine  &liy.  •  Won  i»y' a  short  head, 
a  bad  third. — The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  T.  fitevens^ 
jun.  for  UOgs. 

The  Kenil^i*^  Maiden  Plate  <bl  aoejfifs,  iforixftddmai 
mumiDgl  ent<r«i]ce  8gB9  #ve  fbrlong8(<l(n4*  )7«^> 
Mr  Q.  £ast*s  Sinbad  the  Sailor,  by  Craigf  AfilUir, 

2  yrs,  78t  7*      -        .    -  -  -         J/asbmar  I 

ILd  Willoughby  de  Broke's  ch.c  by  lBonomy,outi 

of  C^ferifte,  2  yrs,      7Tb   -  iB^iMarttn  2 

"€oli  Byrne's -Catalina,  3  lyts;  Sfct  aslU  -      Archer  S 

Mr  W.  Kennedy *8-LA«f&tiiie>'37W,<'8l*i^  orwncr  - 
-Mr  W.  Walling's  Verbei»,  Sytrf,  8st  laft  -  BtenimiB^  . 
-Ld  Bhicfford's  Chip  Chtee,  2^v¥s.'7»t  7ft  «W«/Joaes  - 
Mr  T..  GanfionCs  G<*8por«,  fl  yrs,  tut  74b  -  R&lfilis«Mi  - 
Mr  Botiieirs's  Oaflton'  2^  J^M,  76tiTW.  "  ^Wilton  - 

Mr  Chinley's^Silver  Betf<  3  y»;  m  i!b  ^  etumtt  - 
,Mr  Towciey-Parker's  Piw!hbeQk$2  y*ft  76t4tt>^;AVlii*©  - 
Mr  T.  E,  Walker'b  Et>helr2  yrs.-Zst  485  :  -  Wall  - 
to  4  agst  Sinbad  the  6aik)r,v4^  to  1  affst  Caialina,  15  to  2 
agst  the  C^erite  colt^^lOO  to  9  ag«t  Pinebbeck^  160  io  8 
agst  ^ilver  Bell,  20  to  I  agst  Go8port,And^  3*  to  1  agst 
(£ip' Chuse.  Won <  b/' iv- bead,. :»  length  between  Uie 
second  and  third. 

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WsDNBSDATi-rTlie  JkYOU  Two '  yP8.x)lcL  Plate.  ol  A  OOgs; 
,  tba  wiimeF  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  50  sot.;  exktranca  3gs; 
.  five  furlongs  C10R,L7#.) 
Mr  Ji^Adams's  ch.  f.  by  Exmin^t^T)  oat.o&'Dolas^  . 

8st  10B5  -  -  .:A//White  1 

Mr  W.  A.  Jarvis*8  Sand.Eel,«8t  loVb  («ar»  fist. U It) 'Watts .  2 
Mr  £.  Befijanunts.  Silver.  Queen,  Sat  lOtb  . :  Au  Giles  3 
Mr  Leopold  de  Hothschild'a  CortoBa,  .9^t  «  .  P.  Bavrett  - 
Mr  S.  FJatt's  Phosphorus,  8st  lalb     -  -  t  Wall  - 

lid  Strafford's  Fabricio,  Sst  13tb  •  -     .  >Ar«her  - 

Mr  S.  WiUunson's.Keats,  8st  13%  -  •  G..  Barcett  - 
.  Mr.  W.  Blake's  Jjiiie,^stlOlb      -  ■-    C.  LKMtes  - 

■  Mr  H.  B,  Tidy'B.  Bran.Bread^aat  lOlft  -     .  Wainwright  - 
2  to  1  apst  Cortona,  1 1  to  2  agst  Sand  Eeli,  7.  to  1  agat 
Fabrlcio,  9  to  1  agst  Bran  Bread,  and  10  to  L  «aeb  agst 
Keats,  Silver  Queen,  and  the  Dolus  filly.  Won  by  ^ight 
lengths. 

The  County.  Selling  Welter  .'Plate  of  TODgs,  for  threa  yrs 
.  old.andrunwa'rds^'  the.  winner,  to  behold  by  anctioa  for  50  aov.; 
.  entrance  3gs;  five  furlongs  (101?.  17^. j 
*  Mr  La^^ley.'s  St  Martin,  by  ^uneham,  3  yrs,  93t  100^  Hill  1 
.  D.  of  Beiaufbrt's  I  shaut^S^yrs,  9st  TRJ       -       Arohor  2 

2  to  I  on  St  Martin.   Won,  by.  .six  lepgths.-^Xhe-  winner 
was  sold  to  MrW^  Blake  for,150ga.' 

T4ie  Spa'fNoiiwry  ilandicap:  Pbte  pf  :i00g8;ifortwo  yrs 
.  old;:  th»  winnen    be  sold  by  aoction  foif  laCT boy.,. if: entered 
by  ei^ht  p;m,  ovt.  Sep(bember.8th  io\he'fiDldrfor>fiD:sovJlaHowed 
7K;  entrance  Sgs;  five  furlongs  (lOU.  17«.) 
Mr  T.  E.  Walker's.  Jeanie,  by- Jock- of-  Ocan, 

.7st9iIJ5.(60?,)      -  .  .      .        G^.BarBBtt  1 

Mr  W.  Marshall's. Pondonald,..7at  IB)  (,50?0  -  Wall  2 
Mr  W.  Blake's  Rosy  Cheeks,  6st  l3lb  Q501.)  R  Barrett  8 
,M]l£.  W.eeve9'0  b.  c.  by  Wisdom,  ouvoi^Isihtar, 

Tst-Stb  (50J.)  -  -         ^     jCalder  - 

,.Mr  JT.it  Hunt's  b.f.  by  See  Saw,  out  ot 

LoyiM:  Cupw-Tafclte  C50jL>  .  -  ■  .  G.  Woodbnrn  — 
.Mr  JL  Tomptaua'ACypr^*  6atidMr(^k)..  .Tomlisson  - 
'.Bapon  C.:.de  TuyU's  Lucy.  Lancaater,:  6atl2lb  <,  . 

(50Z.)  .      r         .  r  ,         r  '     •  ' "  ^  Bohinaon  - 
11.  to  a  on.  Jeanie,  4  to  L  agal  Duodonaldy-lQOkto  7  agst  the 
Loving  Cup  filly,  and  20  to  1.  agst  any  other.  .  Won 
by  a  lepgth^  four  leijgths  between  the.  second  and  third. 
-^T^be  wiMier  was  sold  to  MrW!'»ra4;8liaTl'fbr  ^20g8. 

The  Warwick,W«Uer.Gup,Chandiqap>.of  .150  sov.  by  aub- 
jMnripdon  of  6^3  each,  3gs  ft.  if  deoi^ned  by  .An^ust  aist, 
.wiiLSi^ns.  added;  one. mile.  and. a, quarter.  (21  sobs;  9. 
whom  paid  Sgs  each— 1507.) 

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Mr  Townley-Parker's  Kerosene,  bj  Hampton, 

8  yrs,  88t  lll5      -  -  -        G.  Barrett  I 

Mr  Abing^n's  Kimbolton,  4  yrs,  lOet  91b  -  owner  % 
Mr  A.  Victor's  Verano,  8  ym,  Sst  13B5  -  -  Watts  3 

Mr  T.  Wadlow's  Tomboy,  4  yrs,  9at  255  -  Arrber  - 
Mr  LegVs  Fair  Profit,  4  yrs,  9st  lib    -  A.  Giles  - 

Mr  T.  E.  Walker's  Greenwich,  8  yrs,  8st  9Tb-  Lashmar  - 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Lord  Cardinal,  3  yrs,  Sst  6lb  C.  Loates  - 
Mr  T.  Leader's  Happy  Home,  8  yrs,  Sst  4H)  -  F.  Barrett  - 
Mr  R.  Tompkins's  Braganza,  8  yi-s,  Sst  -  -  Lake  - 

Mr  S.  Jacobs's  Eloquence,  3  yrs,  7st  71b      -  E.  Martin  - 
100  to  30  agst  Kimbolton,  4  to  1  agst  Lord  Cardinal,  7  to  1 
agst  Verano,  8  to  1  each  agst  Tomboy  and  Greenwich, 
and  10  to  1  agst  Kerosene.   Won  by  two  lengths,  a  bad 
third. 

The  Jnyenile  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  two  yrs  old;  colts,  98t, 
fillies  and  geldings,  Sst  ll&>;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction 
for  100  sov.;  enti-ance  3g8;  five  furlongs  (lOU,  17*.) 
Mr  J.  Adams's  b.  c.  OldTom  H,  by  Blue  Buin  A.  White  1 
Mr  E.  Dayies's  ch.  c.  Prince  Zouroff      -  Watts  2 

Mr  Chinley's  b.  f .  Silver  Bell        -  -  G.  Barrett  8 

Mr  T.  Stevens,  1un.'s  b.  c.  Red  Wine  -  C.  Loates  4 
Mr  W.  A.  Jarvis's  b.  f .  Sand  Eel    -  Wain wright  - 

6  to  4  agst  Old  Tom  H,  2  to  1  agst  Prince  Zouroff,  6  to  1 
agst  Red  Wine,  and  7  to  1  each  agst  Sand  Eel  and  Silver 
Bell.  Won  by  two  lengths,  a  bad  third;  Sand  Eel 
fell.— The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  W.  G.  Stevens  for 
195gB. 

The  Charleoote  Welter  Plate  of  lOOgs;  the  winner  to  be 
sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.  if  for  50  sov.  allowed  lOlb;  en* 
trance  8gs;  a  mile  and  a  quarter  (lOU.  17«.) 
Mr  E.  R.  Smith's  Leoyille,  by  D'Estoumel, 

aged,  lOst  41b  (601,)      -  -       Mr  Abington  1 

Mr  T.  Stevens,  jnn.'s  Lovebird,  8  yrs,  9st  6lb 

(50;.)  -  .  -  -C.  Loates  8 

Mr  W.  Brown's  Sunset,  4  yrs,  lOst  4tb  (50?.)   A,  White  8 
-Idr  John  Charlton's  Newbridge,  3  yrs,  9st  elb  {60h)  A.Giles  4 
75  to  20  on  Leoville,  8  to  1  each  agst  lovebird  and  New- 
bridge, and  83  to  1  agst  Sunset.   Won  by  a  length,  a 
head  between  the  second  and  third. — The  winner  was 
bought  in  for  125gs. 

The  Boroogh  Members'  Plate  (handicap)  of  lOOgs;  en- 
trance 3gs ;  five  furlongs  (lOU.  17«.) 
Mr  W.  Brown's  Grand  Composer,  by  Mosart^  8  yrs, 

Sst  7lb  (car.  Sst  nib)         -  -  Watts  I 

Xd  Bradford's  Invention,  8  yrs,  7st  41b         -      Wall  2 


Digitized  by 


FOUR  OAKS  PARK,  365 


Mr  T.  Leader's  Hispah,  5  yr8,7Bt  IStb  -  G.Barrett  3 
Mr  A.  Victor's  BaUerina,  S  yrs,  7st  13fb  E.  Martin  - 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Hentland,  4  yrs,  7at  12m.  C.  Loates  - 
Mr  F.  Bnry's  Improyement,  3  yrs,  7st  QTb  -  Sanders  - 
Mr  A.  KelsalPs  Melita,  3  yi-s,  6st  13lb  -  G.  Woodbnrn  - 
8  to  I  agst  Inyention,  100  to  30  each  a^t  Grand  (Jompoaer 

and  Ballerina,  and  7  to  I  agst  Mizpah.    Won  by  a  neck, 

a  head  between  the  second  and  third. 

FOUR  OAKS  PARK  (Birmingham)  Second 

SCJMMBR  MeBTINQ. 
Thubbdat,  September  the  10th.~A  Maiden  Plate  of  lOOgs, 
for  maidens  at  naming;  entrance  Sgs;  five  fnrlongs,  straight 
(101  i.  17*.) 

Sir  G.  Chetwynd'a  Gay,  by  Lowlander,  4  yrs, 

9st  lom      -   .         -  -  -   C.  Wood  1 

Col.  Byrne's  Catalina,  3  yrs,  Sst  1 3ft     -  -Watts  2 

Mr  W.  Kennedy's  Laoraline,  3  yis,  8st  131t>  -  owner  3 
Mr  F.  W.  H.  Parsons'B  Pansy  Blofisom,  3  yrs, 

8st  13»       -  -  -  -  A.  White  - 

JA  Bradford's  Chip  Chase,  2  yrs,  78t  7lb  -  Wall  - 

Miss  Isabella  Graham's  Bonesetter,  2  yrs,7st  7%  W.  Eyans  - 

4  to  1  on  Gay,  6  to  1  agst  Catalina,  and  20  to  1  agst  any 
other.  Won  by  four  lengths,  the  same  between  the 
second  and  third.  . 

The  Moor  Halt  Plate  of  150  soy.;  the  wiener  to  be  sold 
by  auction  for  100  soy.  if  for  50  soy.  allowed  10%;  entrance 
3gs;  one  mile  (146i.  17».) 

Mr  E.  Weeyer's  Yonng  Hopeful,  by  Uncas,  3  yrs,  98t  Itb 

(50i.)  -  Hill  1 

Mr  W.  Brown's  Sunset,  4  yrs,  9st  lOlfc  (60/.)-  Watts  2 
Mr  F.  R.  Hunt's  TorteUo,  3  yrs,  9st  4ft  (60/.)  W.  Salter  8 
Mr  C.  W.  Golding's  Baccy,  2  yrs.  78t  4B5  (50/.)  A.  White  - 
Mr  Hermon-Hodge'B  Fearsome,  2  yrs,  6st  10ft 

(60i.)        .  -  -  -     Eickaby  - 

Mr  Phillips's  ch.  f.      Westboome,  out  of  West 

End,  2  yrs,  6st  10ro~(60/.)         -  -  Tomlisson  - 

11  to  10  agst  Tortello,  5  to  1  agst  Tonng  Hopeful,  6  to  1  each 
agst  Baccy  and  Fearsome,  and  20  to  1  each  agst  the 
others.  Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  three  lengths  be- 
tween the  second  and  third. — The  winner  was  sold  to 
Mr  T.  Steyens,  jun.  for  130gs. 

The  Castle  Bromwich  Two  yrs  old  Plate  of  200  soy.;  the 
winner  to  be  Bold  by  auction  for  200  soy.,  if  for  100  soy. 
allowed  755;  entrance  5gs;  five  furlongs  (194/.  16*.) 
Capt.  Macheirs  Mystic,  by  Rosicmdan,.  Sat  Wife— 

car*  8st  12lb  (100/.)  -  -  Archer  1 


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866  KACnff(y  0A5iffiNBA»,^ 

Mr  P.  Bury'a  Etolian',  8flt  7!b-(100y  "Wl'Chwtcnnaii '  2^ 
Mr  T.  L.  Umber'B  b.  c  by  Prince  Charfie,  ontr  of 

Princess  May,  88t  101b  (lOOr.)    -  -F.  Hbssiter  8 

Mr  W.  J.  Leghla  Gabion,  8st  lOlb  (100?.)  ,  .    .A.  Giles  - 
11  .to4  on  MystiC)  6  to- 1  agat  JBtolian,  8  io. J  Gabion, 
ajBd  20  to  1  «g6t.tbe.  Frinceas.May  oolt.   Won.  by  three- 
quarters  of  a  length,  .thiee  lengths  .betiKreen  ihe  second 
and  third. — The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  P^  Bury  for  210g8. 

The  Beaufort  Nnrseiy  PUte  (handicap)  6f  ^806  bov.  by 
flubscription  of  25  sov.  eath,.  15  :ft  or  5^  if  declared  by 
Aiqpst  31st,  with  21.4  added,  for  two  yre  olii;  the*  second 
receifed  ^0  sov.  out  of  the  plate;  fire  foiloiigpi  (^l^Aobs.  24 
of  whom  paid  6gs  each — 750^.) 
Mr  W.  I'AnsonVB  Bread  Knife,  by  Craig  M^/ 

est  12%      -  -   >        -  •        Fa«Bn  1 

Mr  R.  Crest's  Craig  North,  7st  PSfb-  -  •  ^13.  -Wood  .  2 
Mir  A.  Benholm's  Venetw,  7*      -  -  £.  Martin  •  3 

Mr  A.  BenhoWrBtawLaw;  8«t  <        -  Bkrrett  4 

D.  of  Beaufort's  Travancore,  88t  1 1  lb  (car.88tl  21b )  Archer  - 
Mr  T.  Leader's  Lowdown,  8fct'6lb'(oar.  8st  71b)  A.  Giles  - 
Ld  Bradford's  FriBlr,  8flt-  -  -   O.'Ubtttes  - 

Mt  Townley-Pferker's'  Goin^gr  AtM-y,-  7«t  15ft  i«  A-.  White  - 
MY"  Legh's  Nelly  PfflTcn;  let  I  llb^  -  J.  Wbodbttm  - 

Ld  Calthorpe's  Escapade,  78t  7%  -  •  F/Bimelt :  - 
Mhr.T.  Cannon^  Vtracions,  6«t«13lb  .  -  Bobiasoik  «- 

Mr Mainley's  Encore,  Cat  1  Lib  -  -  Wall.  • 

Mr  W.  G.  SteTens's  ch.c.  by  Blair  Athol,ODjt©f 

Flower  of  the  Vaie,:6i^t«tt  Bicksky  - 

7  to  4  agst  Bread  Knife,  9  to '2  agst  Craig  North,  100  to 
15  agst  Braw  Lass,  100  'to  8  agstt^PnnvHieore,  100  to  6 
agst  the  Flower  of  the  Vale  colt,  25  to  1  each*  agst  L<yw- 
down  and  Escapade-,  aBdiS8'i;6  I  VM^  sgst  IBhootre/NeBy 
Farreo,  and  Frisk.  .Won  by  a  length 'and  faalfja- 
length  between  the  second  and  third,  and  half  a  length 
between  the  tinrd*  and  ^fourth] 

TherLaagley  Pdite  clnlOflgfti  thei  winnw:  itoi  be.,8oM  .by 
ancttonfor  immv.if^  for  60  8ekT<.,aUowed«9tl^;  vNit»nee.3gs;' 
fiye  f uriongsi  ( lOlil.  1  7a) 

Mr  .G.  line's  WriggK  by  See  Sow,  6  yw,8at7ft.i 

(AOZ.)   -  G.Barretfc  1 

Major  Stapylton's  Safety,  2  yrs,  6st  lllb  (501.)  Rickaby  % 
Mr  B:  Hillier's  Reflection,  4  yrs,  8At  7lb  (M.)  A.  Gileg  3 
Mr  F.  W:  IL-Parsdns's  Sweet.  Violet,  a  yrs,  BSTSlt?' 

(607.)  -  -  ,  .        A:Whlt«  - 

Mr  J.  Adams's  ch.  f/by  E^minster,-  ont  'of  Dolus, 
ayrs,68f  lllb(500  -Will  - 


Digitized  by 


FaUiJ  OARS; EARS,.  867 

e  to  4  on  RQiQc1;kiii,.9  t/Q  4  t^Wngalfii  and  . ICQ  to  8  n^t 
Safety,   Won  by  a  length  and  ahalf ,  half  a  length 
tw%m  Hxa  seoovd  AQd  thinl.--Tbe  winner  waa  bought  in. 
iQr-l&Q!g^,atid  Maj<>r -StftpyltQB  claimed<iB<iflael;ion.fot! 
Mr  T.  Steveiji,  jnn. . 

Thft  Berkeley  Welter  Handicap  of  5.«oy.  e«jch  for  startew, 
with  100  sov,  added;  winners  extra;  horseg  jidden  Mem- 
bers of  the  Qab  allowed  5tt>;  entrance  3g9;  one.mile  (i6  siibs. 
— 121Z.  \7s.) 

Mr  A.  Victor's  CwoMJd,iby  rLord  JEUflwdd,  4  yrs, 

I08t.71b        -  -  -  F.  Barrett  1. 

Mr.T.X.Tr«iber*B  Aylwted.  3.yT8,  lOst  (i^cl.  71b 

extra)  -  -  -  -    Watts  2 

Mr  W.  J.  Legh?«  Fak  Profit^  4  yrs^  lOsfc  8B  A.  Giles  3 
Mr  J.D'NeUr8.1daUow^3  yr8,  108t  .9!b  MrK.P,  Wilson  - 
Mr  T.  Steyena^  ]xm?B  IwJbeau^  6  jtb,  lOst 

(incl.  5tt>  altoeX*  -  •       IMx  Abington  — 

Mr  T.  Leader's  Haj^py  Home,  3  yrs,  Oat  71b    G.  Barrett  - 

11  to  .10  on  Oarronald,  ^  to  1  agst  Aylesford,  8  to  1  eaQh' 
agst  Fair  Profit  and  Isabeau,.lO  to  1  ag^t  Etappy  Home,, 
and  100  to  7  agst  Mallow.  Won  by  fiye. lengths,  three" 
quarters  jof  a  l^tgth  between  the  second  and  third. 

EiuoAT.^The  fidgbaston  N.araeiy  PAate  (handicap)  x>f 
200  80V.  fear  two  yjcs  old;  tb08e/claifla^4  by)eig^t  o'clock  Ihe 
eveniug, before  i rsniui^ .  te  be .  sold<  for.  IjOOiSOF.  allQwed.  7^; 
entrance  Sgs;  )lyt4uiim&U9U,  15«-). 
Mr  R.  Crest's  Craig  North.  byCraig  Millar,  Sst  2lb  C,  Wood  I 
Mr  W.  G.' Stevens's  Magldna.  est-aib  tlOO^.)  -  Rickaby  •  ^ 
Mr  R.  Gladstone's  eh.  f.  by-Prfece^Chariiier  ^ 

out  of  Zarina,  68t— car.  m  2lb  (lOOi;)  O.'  Wbodbcffn*  8 
Mr  W.  J.  Lfigh*8  G^Elbion;-e&t  'llb'(100?.)     -        Calder  •  - 

eto  1  on  Ortdg  North,  8  to  1  agst  Maglona,  25  to  1  agst 
the  Zarina  filly,'aitdlOO  to  1  agefc  QaWoo.'  -WoB'^ia'a 
catiter  by-  three-quarters  of  a  length,  a  b&d  third. 

The:Bo8well  Welter  Pkte  (handicap)  of  lOQgs;  the^nner 
to  be  sold  by  auction  for  "SO  boy.;  entrance  3gs;  fire  furlongs 
(10U.17*.) 

Mr  C.  Lane's  Buckliug/  by  Danddlkm,  4  yrs;' 

98t  21b         -  -  -  Barrefct  -1 

Mr  R.  Sherrard's  Bowman,  8  yrs,  9st  4lb-  C.  Wood  2 
Mr  H.  Kersey's  Lady  Lass,  3  yrs,  Sst  lOflJ'       ®.  Martin  » 

5  to  4  agst  Bt)wman,  6  \q  4  agst  pn^Htig,  and'9  to  2  agst 
Lkdy  Lass.   Won.by  thi^  let^th^^  a-bad-tMpd. 

Th©  Maxtoke  Castle  Plate  of  lOOg^^.for  all  ages;  jthe  win- 
ner to  be  sold  by  auetion  for  1^0  spv.,  if ,6lainied  by  8  p.m.  on 
Sept  10th  to  be  sold  for. 70  sot,  allowed.l4lb;  entrance  8gs; 
one  mile  (101 2.  17«.) 


Digitized  by 


368  RACING  CALENDAR, 


Mr  T.  Steyenfl,  jim/s  Tomig  Hopefnl,  3  yvB,  Qst  4tb 

(70?.)  -  -  .  -  C.  Loates  1 

Mr  C.  Lane's  Brookside,  S  jrg,  98t  4lb  (702.)    W.  Salter  2 
IS  to  2  on  Yonng  Hopeful.  .  Won  by  ten  lengths. — The 
winner  was  sold  to  Mr  Weever  for  ISSgs. 

The  Montrose  Plate  (handicap)  of  400  sov.  bysnbscription 
of  13  sov.  each,  10  ft.  or  5g8  if  declared  by  Angnst  31st.  with 
1722.  5s.  added ;  five  furlongs  (26  subs.  1 1  of  whom  paid  5gs 
each~4002.) 

Mr  H.  W.  Kingsbury's  Fedora,  by  Lowlander, 

3  yrs,  78t  (car.  7st  lib)  -  -  -  A.  White  1 

Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Dulcimer,  8  yrs,  6st  lllb-  E.  Martin  2 
Ld  Bradford's  Kedlock,  4  yrs,  6st  lllb  -       Wall  3 

Mr  Townley-Parker's  Pilleiy,  4  yrs,  8st7lb  G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  A.  Benholm's  Meams,  3  yrs,  8st  4Tb  Frank  Sharpe  - 
Col.  Forester's  The  Wrekin,  4  yrs,  Tst  13lb  C.  Wood  - 
Ld  Ellesmere's  Zagazig,  3  yrs,  Tst  7!b  -  F.  Barrett  - 

Mr  Benjamin's  Northern  Duke,  3  yrs,  78t  6lb  J,  Woodbum  - 
Mr  W.  Dunne's  Kooinur,  4  yrs,  6st  1  lib  -  Tomlisson  - 
Ld  Cawdor's  Grey  Parrot,  3  yrs,  est  71b  -  Rickaby  - 
Col.  Hey  ward's  Monacella,  4  yrs,  6st  61b-  Calder  - 

6  to  1  each  agst  Pillery  and  Northern  Duke,  100  to  15  agst 
Zagazig,  7  to  1  agst  Dulcimer,  8  to  1  agst  Kedlock,  10  to 
1  each  agst  Fedora  and  Kooinur,  100  to  7  agst  Meams, 
and  20  to  1  agst  Grey  Parrot.  Won  by  a  length  and  a 
half,  half  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 

A  Selling  Nursery  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  two  yrs 
old;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  50  sov.;  entrance 
Sgs;  five  furlongs  (lOU.  1 78.) 
3&  C.  W.  Golding's  V^tment,  by  Vestminster, 

78tl2lb         '  -  -  G.Barrett  1 

Mr  F.  R.  Hunt^s  b.  f .  by  See  Saw,  out  of 

Loving  Cup,  7st  4lb      -  -        G.  Woodbum  2 

Mr  W.  Blake's  June,  7st  Sib     -  -      F.  Barrett  3: 

Mr  W.  MarshaU's  Dundonald,  7at  12lb  -  C.  Wood  - 

Major  Stapylton's  Safety,  7st  9lb  -         Rickaby  - 

Mr  Chinley's  Silver  Bell,  7st  71b      -  E.  Martin  - 

Mr  J.  Adamses  ch.  f .  by  Exminster,  out  of  Dolus, 

7Bt7lb  -  -  -  A.  White  - 

Mr  S.  Piatt's  Phosphorus,  78t  7fl5  -  J.  Woodbum  - 

Mr  S.  Williamson's  Keats,  78t  4%     -  Tomlisson  - 

3  to  1  agst  Dundonald,  7  to  2  agst  Vestment,  5  to  1  agst 
June,  8  to  1  agst  the  Dolus  filly,  100  to  9  agst  Safety, 
14  to  1  agst  Silver  Bell,  16  to  1  agst  Keats,  and  SO  to  1 
agst  the  Loving  Cup  filly.  Won  bv  half  a  length,  ahead 
between  the  second  and  third.— llie  winner  was  bought 
in  for  135g8. 


Digitized  by 


SANDOWN  PARK.  369 

The  New  Welter  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs;  winners  extra; 
entrance  3g9;  one  n\iie  (101/.  178.) 
Mr  A.  Victor's  Carronald,  4  yrs,  9st  9lb  (incl.  7% 

extca)       -  -  -  -   F.  Barrett  1 

Mr  R.  Howett's  Aigill,  5  yrs,  Set  4%  -  C.  Wood  2 

lUr  To wnley- Parker's  Kerosene,  8  yrs,  8st  lllb 

(incl.  7Ib  extra)  -  -  -  G.  Barrett  3 

1 1  to  10  agst  Kerosene,  2  to  1  agst  Oarronald,  and  4  to  1  agst 
Aigill.  Won  by  three-qnarters  of  a  length,  a  head  be« 
tween  the  second  and  third. 

SANDOWN  PARK  CLUB  September 
Meeting. 

[at  bshbr.] 

Saturday,  September  the  12th.— The  Plying  Twroyrs  old 
Plate  of  200  so?.;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for 
200  so  v.,  if  for  100  so7.  allowed  7fl5;  entrance  4g8 ;  five  far- 
longs,  straight  (195/.  16«.) 

Mr  T.  Stones's  Treason,  by  Discord,  88t  7BJ--car. 

8st  sm  (100/.)      ...  Archer  1 

Mr  J.  Hammond's  Ripon,  8st  715  (100/.)  -  C.  Wood  8 
Mr  G.  Cleveland's  The  Child,  8st  4lb  (100/.)  G.  Barrett  3 
Mr  J.  C.  Waterhouse's  Bombay,  8st  71t>(100/.)  Luke  - 
Mr  John  Nightingall's  Eewbory,  8st  7lb 

(100/.)         -  -  -        A.Nightingall  - 

Mr  T.  Cannon's  Bridegroom,  8st  7% —car.  8st  lOlb 

(100/.)  ....  owner  - 
Mr  J.  A.  Wilson's  Cope,  8st  7ft  (100/.)  A.  White  - 

Mr  H.  Heasman's  Margherita,  8st  4lb  (100/.)  E.  Martin  - 
Mr  A.  B.  Sadler's  Oars,  8st  4lt>  (100/.)  C.  Loates  - 

IS  to  8  agst  Treason,  3  to  1  agst  Ripon,  6  to  1  agst  The 
Child,  iO  to  I  agst  Margherita,  and  100  to  8  agst  any 
other.  Won  by  a  head,  a  neck  between  the  second  and 
third;  Margherita  fell. — The  winner  was  boaght  in  for 
200gs. 

Tbe  Milboame  Plate  of  lOOgs;  entrance  free  for  ten- 
gainea  Members  of  theClab,  Sgs  each  for  others;  seven  far- 
longs  (less  than  105/.) 

D.  of  Beaafort's  Winter  Cherry,  by  Albert  Victor, 

2  yrs,  78t      -  -  -  -Tomlisson  1 

Mr  J.  A.  Wilson's  Hngh  Arthur,  8  yrs,  9st  A.  White  2 
Mr  £.  C.  Starkey's  Woodlark,  4  yrs,  lOst  8ft  A.  GUes  8 
Mr  T.  V.  Morgan's  Odille.  3  yrs,  9st  -A.  NightingaU  - 
Mr  W.  Barren's  Tinfoil,  2  yrs,  78t  -  -  A.  Wall  - 

Mr  T.  Cannon's  Grately,  2  yrs,  7st         -       Robinson  - 


Digitized  by 


m 


•  6  to  4  OB  WbodlsriE,  6  to'  1  efldi  assfc  Winter  (Cfcrertpand 
Odille,  and  8  to  1  agst^ITugh'  Ammr."  WoQ'bj  a^isok^. 
the  same  be1m«eQ't1ie  «eoond  knd'tldrd. 

Thfi(§andawn  Nnrseiy  Hnndigapief  .<>0O-8O^  f^r^arojrs  old; 
winDers  extra;  «ntrMic&^8g!B  foc  .aeceptoniyfiin^e^.  forUmga. 

MrT.  GaB»«i»'«Ftkll6it€iipb7.Taaekct,MaiA!    owser  L 

Mr  T.  Jenmo^s,  jan As  lj&.Gai8sier,.  7fit  .1  lib  ,  ^mlnfiom  2 

Gen.  Owen  W  illiams'g  Lisbon,) Sst  1 38>  -  . Axcber,  3 

Mr  W.  Burton's  Belgrade,  8st  81b  (ind.  Sib  ex.)  C.  Wood  - 

Mr  Bongairs  Lyddington^iaat  7ft  '       -  •     0^  Bacrett ,  - 

Col.  Byrne's  St  Bcitolph,  8Btr5ftr    -         A.  Nifehtirigall  - 

Mr  C.  Austin's  St  Valentme-II,  e««4lb  -        A.  White  - 

Mr  T.  Blenkiron's  Rnth,i7at;ia9»   -  -    Bigham  - 

M^rW.  G.  Steyena'*^eriekly  ^ear,  7Bt  Ulb 


Mr  G.  Cleveland's  Satanella,  7st  4lb;Qcar.  ,7fit.5lb)  'Loke  - 
11  to  4  eaclL.ag8ttiLiabonaBd;Iie..Caiaue£,'^'to.l,ag^  Bel- 
graiae/JOO  to  12.agst  Satanella,  100  to  8  agab.8i  rV^Oea- 
tinelJ,  ;and  100  to^  Aacbs!agiife  FjoUnrtom.  and  Prickly. 
Bear*  W«in  by(  a  neok,  four  ileogths .betxveen . the«eoeiid> 
and  third. . 

An »All-aged,SelliDg  Phtte-of  150  tov.';  the'innner  to  be 
sold  by  auction  for  100  sot-^  if  for  50  soy^  aHowed  7  en- 
trance 4  80V.;  one  miletI46i.) 
Mr  H.  Wlthers^s  Astol^tT  by  Sasber,  3  y^, 

8st  12m:(50/.) ,         -  -  HtettaWe  1 

Mr  H.  Heasman'sSihrer  Shoe^3^8,  8i^t>lSfb(50r.7A^G^i6s  :2 
Mr  G.  Arden's  Levanter,  4  yrs,  96t  lOlbX^O'^)  C.^l^oates  » 
Mr  C.  J.  Langland^'s  Pyisde8,.3yi:ff,  eaflB  ♦ 


Mj  E.  Bird's  Green  Jacket,  8^yrB,'8ft'f2lb'<(5«li)  •  An^  - 
Mr  J."Lt)ii?«'8Fl0r6nce'DomW7i"3"yrfly  flW^TTOc 

(50Z.)  ....  Frank  SbArpe  - 
Mo  W.  aDivea'aBaflMOD,.2.y];8i  7tt  IJb  (fiO?.) .  J»  Wall  - 
■3itD  J'«8it  Silvez  Shoe,  100  to  30  ag0t  Astolat,  .5  to  1  each 
agst  Pylades  [and  Leyanter,  1 1  to  8  agjt  Green  Jacket, 
and  100  to  t  each  iag^t  the  othersL  Won  by  a  langtfa, , 
half  B (length  between  the  second  and  third.— ^Xhe  win- 
ner! iwas  ppld  to>Mr  A  fleaaauLn  for,306g^. 

The  M61e'.PI«ie  of  ^50  sov.  fortwo  yrs  old;  enteanoe 
fiye  furlongs  (1 46r.  17*.) 

D.  of  :Beaufort'8  Ariel,  by  Sfee  Bkwj  8M;  '1% '  CLoates  1  • 
Mr  F.  Alexander's  Kiel,  Ssf  7fl)'(caT.-84t''8»)  « -   AtoMop  B 


FVank'Sharpe 

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DONCASTER  Skptbmbkr  Meeting.  871 

Mr  Mackenzie's  bl.c.  by  See  Saw,  out  of  Fair  Vestal, 

^st'Tlb  -  -  •  -A.  Gfflni  8- 

Mf  T:  Brown'*  Chariotteiltefe  71>  -  J;  OMter  - 
SiFQ«OhQtwjFndf8.^|M:c^>E»f2|^e»>8«t  .7!b'  a  Wood.  - 
Mr.L.  G.  BMr7<3:WimbMaa,.ast,7fi)  -  Tomltsaoa.  - 
Mr  H..  HoQgei^ord'B  The  Loaler,  M  7S)  Er^ok  Shdrpe  - 
Mr  H.  Knowies's  Happy  Royer,  dst  7lb  H.  Know^,  jijui..  - 
Mr  W.  Barren's  Eastbourne,  8Bt  4lb   -  (}.  Barrett 

Mr  T.  Gaiiiiod's'F«n'taDa»38st>4ll^  -*  flobinson  - 

Mr  W.  Genge*8  ch.  f.  by  Altyre,  dam  by  SurpCietj 

oatof  .BcafoBR»  8gt4lb  -  .     Htixiable  • 

Mt  Mftinley's  Osprey,  Sst  415  -  A.  White«  - 

M»E.  C.  Starkey's  Rose  <^iieeD,88i  4ft  -  Lake  - 
Mr  E.  Willifim&'s  C^tte^'Slt^'       -  -rBtelford  • 

12  to  lO'agst  Kiel,  7  to  2  agst  Ariel,  ^  n'  agBt  Spread 
Eagle,  100  to  6  agst  Ospray,  and  3S  to  1  agsl  any  otben 
Won  by  a  length,  half  a  length  between  the  seoendwd 
third* 

The  North  Surtey  SWkes  -  (handicap)  of  '26a  sov.  by  sttbf 
scnption  of  7g8  each^pr  J2gs  ji  struck,  oat  by  September  1st, 
with  116  SQv.  Added ;  winners  extra;  one  nule  (16  subs.  5  of 
whom  paid.Vgs  e4cU~200/.} 

Mr  G.  Trimmer's  Iris,  by  Cymbal,  S  yra,  7$t  2!b  A. White  1 
Mf  A.  Victor's  Ver8no„3'yr8,7sir     -  -  J.  Will  2 

Mt^ S.' Savage's  Adanapaar,6'yrs,:0st^  -  Trickle-  8 
MrG.  Cfleyeland's  F^eiine^^yr^  Stt  71bi(car.- 

Sst  9lb)    -  -  -  -        Archer  - 

SirO.  .Ghotwynd/ii  Qiittiwie]i,.&^yi8,  ^TfltJalb  .  -G<:Wood  - 
Mr  W..Barton'A  Biahamyaijni»j.7ig(HtR^.  (ioAL 

^ft  festm).  -         ''.Q*.Biarreti}<  «i 

6  tOL4  agBti'ttUttou  KH^.  to  ^  agat  ;P6Urnw^  4<  to  li  999<f 
Brgitwijtbi.5  toi;l  .«gat  Venuu)^  vd,  U  la^jpit. 
Won  by  a  length,  a  bad  third. 

DONCASTER  Sbp'obakmht.  Msioma. 

TuMMbT,  September  the  16th.^TheitEitsDvriUiaoi  Stekfea, 
of    savi  eadh,.  with  -fiOO  added ;  tfaftiwumeir  to.  be^Mldiby 
auetion*  fot'lDOO  soy.,  with  allawaiiott  tt'lfei^  IflSB;  Ihrae-. 
qnartero^ofifa^mile,  straight  (IS  sc^akJt-^TOiJ^ 
Mt'H-  Blaoksey^ft  Snbdnsrv  by  LQDdlLgnDii,  j|gedi 

8st^.7ni^oas.  8at(^,(80O2u)  -  *  OuunKt  I 

Mr  W.'M.  Bid£n7l]»iQaBaBti.\3!7r^  tttcfiftlf 

(600^.)  -  -  -  -      P.  Barrett  2, 

Mi*R.  PeekVlUa/D^Ji^tricfl,  8yr8,'7tt.nW.(36ef.)aWood  3 
Mr^H.  15-  Jri4y*«  Spoonjey, .5:yn(,  ^t  2ft  X80O?O  Watts  - 
Mr/ J.  HammqndX  Hed^- ^Hdat^    W  I8fl5 

C«00f.)  -  -  -  -  Webb  - 


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Mr  CumWlaDd's  ComhiU,  2  yrs,  Sst  2!b  (300Z.)  Rickaby  - 
Mr  R.  Osborne's  Toto,  2  yrs,  est  21b  (3001.)    W.  Glover  - 
100  to  30  agst  Subdner,  4  to  1  agst  GallaBt,  5  to  1  eacb 
agst  Spooney  and  Lady  Beatrice,  and  8  to  I  a^t  Hedge 
Priest.   Won  by  a  neck,  the  same  between  the  second 
and  third. 

The  Clamber  Plate  of  200  soy.;  entrance  3  sov.;  Bed 
House  in  (1970 

Mr  W.  I'Anson's  Bread  Knife,  by  Craig  Millar,  2  yrs, 
8st  -  -  -  -  -    Fagan  I 

Mr  Childwick's  Twinkle,  2  yrs,  est  10»   -  WaU  2 

Col.  Broadley's  bL  m.  by  Lowlander,  oat  of  Canno- 
nade, 6  yrs,  9it  2lb  -  -  -  Watts  5 

Mr  E.  Benjamin's  Northern  Duke,  3  yrs,  8st  lOlb 
(car.  88t  Ulb)       -  -  -  Archer  - 

Mr  Chaplin's  Tadtns,  3  yrs.  8st  lOlb  -  C.  Wood  - 

Baron  de  Rothschild's  Aveliiie,  8  yrs,  8Bt  6%  (car*. 

88t  8lb)  -  -  -  .         -  Cannon  - 

Mr  H.  W.  Cooper's  Wishing  Well,  2  yrs, 

6st  lOib    -  -  -  -     F.  Barrett  - 

Ld  Durham's  Maid  of  Honour,  2  yrs,  Bst  lOTb    Rickaby  - 
15  to  8  on  Bread  Knife,  5  to  1  agst  Northern  Duke,  10  to  1 
agst  Aveline,  20  to  1  each  agst  Twinkle  and  Tacitus,, 
and  100  to  3  agst  the  Cannpnade  mare.   Won  by  ten 
lengths. 

The  Champagne  Stakes  of  SO  soy.  each,  20  ft.  or  5  ft  to 
the  fund  if  declared  by  August  4th,  with  500  added,  for  two 
yrs  old;  colts,  8st  I2n>,  and  fillies,  8st  9lb;  the  second  re- 
ceived 100  soy.  out  of  the  stakes,  and  the  third  saved  hia 
stake;  Red  House  in  (107  subs.  78  of  whom  paid  5  sov.  eacb 
—9801) 

Mr  R.  Vyner's  b.  c.  Minting,  by  Lord  Lyon  -  Archer  1 
Mr  Manton's  b.  c.  Gay  Hermit  -  -  Watts  2 

Ld  Bradford's  b.  c  Martinet  -  -  Cannon  8 

LdEllesmere'sb.f.  Cataract     -  -      G.Barrett  4 

Mr  T.  Jennings's  b.  c.  Bxmoor        -  -J.Goater  - 

Mr  R.  Peck's  b.  f.  Philosophy   •  -       C.Wood  - 

3  to  1  on  Minting,  5  to  1  agst  Philosophy,  100  to  6  agst 
Gay  Hermit,  26  to  1  agst  Martinet,  and  60  to  1  agst 
Exmoor.   Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  a  bad  third. 

The  Filly  Stakes  of  30  sov.  each,  20  ft.  for  two  yra  old 
fillies,  Sst  lOlb  each;  Red  House  in  (8  Rubs.~170Z.) 
Mr  J.  Dawson's  b.  f.  Hygiene,  by  Highborn  -   A.  Giles  1 
Capt.  Wardle's  b.f.  Princesis  Maud  (car.  8st  lift)  Archer  2 
Mr  John  Charlton's  b.  or  br.  f.  Harmony      -  Q.  Barrett  & 


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Sir  R.  Jardine*s  b.  f.  by  Fitz- James,  out  of  Turn 

of  the  Tide  -  -  -  C.  Bowman  - 

12  to  1 0  ou  Hygiene,  4  to  1  each  agst  Harmony  and  Piincess 

Maud,  and  10  to  I  agst  the  Turn  of  the  Tide  filly.  Won 

by  six  lengths. 

The.  Great  Yorkshire  Handicap  of  25  sot.  each,  15  ft  or 
5  ft.  if  declared  by  August  Slst,  with  500  boy.  added;  the 
second  received  50  soy.  out  of  the  stakes,  and  the  third  saved 
hia  stake;  St  I^eger  Course  (37  subs.  26  of  whom  paid  5  sov. 
each--785;.) 

Mr  J.  Lowtber's  King  Monmouth,  by  King  Lud, 

S  yrs,  7st  121b  (car.  78t  ISib)-  -        Snowden  1 

Mr  Abington's  Ben  Alder,  5  yrs,  8st  -     Fagan  2 

D.  of  Westminster's  Sandiway,  4  yrs,  8st  12lb  Archer  3 
Mr  S.  H.  Ashton's  Master  Sam,  3  yrs,  est  7fb  Tomlisson  4 
Mr  T.  Holmes's  Lawminster,  aged,  8st  71b  -  A.  Giles  - 
lA  £llesmere*s  Somerton,  4  yrs,  7st  61b  (car. 

7st8lb)      -  -  -  -  G.Barrett  - 

Mr  T.  Chaloner's  Crom-a-boo,  4  yrs,  75t  -  F.  Barrett  - 
Mr  C.  Archer's  Grecian  Bride,  8  yrs,  6st  6  lb  (car. 

esteib)   -  -  .  -  Wall  - 

Mr  Cumberland's  See  See,  4  yrs,  6st  Sib  -Rickaby  - 

8  to  1  agst  King  Moumouth,  75  to  20  agst  Ben  Alder,  9  to  2 
agst  Sandiway,  100  to  15  agst  Master  Sam,  100  to  14 
agst  Crom-a-boo,  100  to  12  agst  Somerton,  and  20  to  1 
each  agst  See  See  and  Grecian  Bride.  Won  by  three- 
quarters  of  a  length,  two  lengths  between  the  second 
and  third. 

The  Stand  Stakes  of  5  soy.  each,  with  100  added,  for  all 
ages{  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  200  sov.,  with 
aUowances  if  for  less;  Red  House  in  (10  subs.— 1451.) 
Mr  P.  Renfrew's  Clymbalaria,  by  Springfield,  S  yrs, 

88t(100?.)      -     -       -  .  -C.Wood  1 

Mr  H.  Heasman's  Pink  May,  S  yrs,  8st  ( lOOZ.)  Morrell  2 
Mr  Chaplin's  Magdalen,  4  yrs,  8st  2%  (lOOl.)  -  WaU  a 
Mr  J.  Shepherd's  Agnes  Primrose,  3  yrs,  8st 

(lOOZ.)         -  -  -        Frank  Sharpe  - 

Mr  J.  Coates's  Naaman,  S  yrs,  88t  Sib  (1002.)         Fagan  - 
Mr  T.  Green's  Ramsbury,  aged,  98t  21b  ( 1  OOl)   Snowden  - 
Mr  H.  Brand's  Thrintoft,  aged,  8st  ISib  (100^.)  Griffiths  - 
MrG.  Arden's  Levanter,  4  yrs,  9st  lib  (1002.)  C.  Loates  - 
100  to  60  agst  Cymbalana,  4  to  I  agst  Magdalen,  9  to  2 
agst  Pink  Mi^,  10  to  1  agst  Ramsbury,  and  1 2  to  1  agst 
Levanter.   Won  by  half  a  length,  a  bad  third.— The 
winner  was  bought  in  for  450gs;  Mr  Heasman  claimed 
Magdalen  for  Mr  Howett,  and  Mr  Chaplin  claimed 
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The  DoiicaQtet-W«lt«rJ*Utfi.(han^C8^>  o|„20P,8oy,;  «n- 
trftPCQ.3jB03U.  ih^  straight  mile  (197^0 
Ld  BoMbery^fl  Towb.and  GQ^hj  Tpvehet,  3  yss,. 

dst'llb'      -  -<    .      -  -    Laslimac  I 

Ld  Zetland's  Balmoral,  3  jth.  Sat  5%   -  Spovvdeaf  2 

Capt.  Wardle's  Mern;  Duchess,  3  yrs,  8st  lllb  .  A.  Gileft  3 
Mr  Xefevre*  Wild  Thyme,  4  yra;  lOst  -  -  Webb-  - 

Mr  W.  M..  Kedfetn's  Camlet,  4  yrs,  9tt  711)  -      Onmon  - 
Mr  H.  T:  :BlBirchiy*s  Criterion,  4  jr8,  «*t  6fb       -  Archer' 
Mr  Joe.  Dia^is^a  i^rakensberg;  5  >yTB,'9fit  Sib'-  G.  BafroM  — 
Mr  R.  Vyner's  Alb,  3  jrs,  fist  lalb      -  -  Piatt  - 

Mr  E.  Lasceljes's  Acstraala,  4  yrs,  'Sfit'lfW  -  Goodway  - 
Mr  H.  B.  Craig's  Old  Nobility,  4  yrs,  8»t  9ny'C.  Bowman  .  - 
Mr  A.  Gannt'i  Pnnce  Rupert,  S  yrsi'SW^lb'  TomIins(»n'  — 
Mr  Brydges  Willyams's  StliBnce,  3  yrs;  SstDlD  A.  Wliite  - 
Mr  Cluren's  Prinsteadj  3  ytsj^  S^'  1 1b^  -  M^rwill  *  - 
Ld  Lnrgan'irTaet,  37r8;'7st  T«flD'      -  C.'^Weod*  — 

D.  of  Beaufoi-t'sCbnstaince;  3'yis,-*7ifc40».-  E.  Milrtin  — 
7  to  4  ag^  (>iterion,^6  to  1  agst  Touch  and  Go,  . 100  tt>  8. 
each  ageft "  Draken^berg,:  Blfilmoral, Camlet,  and  Old. 
Nobility,  100  to  7  each-  agst  Wild  Thyme  and  'fM^ce 
Rupert,  100  to  6  agst  Alb,  and  2Q  to  l  agst  Pritistead^ 
Won.  hyAa Jiead^^j^Tee  ,lengtb9  between  the  second  wd 
third.  ' 

The  G1a9gtm^Pft)ite<liandlea^)  el  200  m^^iorim^ymiold; 
entrance  8 ''w:;  •five^uFlong8  (  I 

Mr  R.  A.  OswaldlsCydonia,  byiffeaocSen:,^  - 

7Bt71b         -  -  -         J.Wbodbum-  I 

Mi;JoB.I)aTi8^snBcbe88^Ri8hmQDd,c6litl0as.F.Sf^  ^ 
Mr;Bedj»ai^l«liniblioQ/siAlliiora,  7it  -X^mlimn  ^ 

MrC.  Aii8tiiif»-8fc  Val0iitine'lIi  7«t!13lb.  A^rW^ta. 
Mr  R.  yynex^ViPrediiyi7il}il2ft .  -  Wwi^: 
Mr  Stou^toD's  Sandpiper,  7st  9% .  -  '  L^shnm.i 
VDtT.K  Walkerfe.i)acfaaFt,,Zatv    -  'fK,  Martin; 

m  C.:Perkin8*i  Dhi8ile)GI!ro^^7irk .  «.  TonOiltedA' 
Ld  Durham's  Delorai^e,  Tb^^         r  -   SS^i^y ' 

Mr  Gram's  LittfdMinx;.6st  lOlb        •  -WaA,  - 

-<  to  1  agst  Doc](axii,Afti6^1:mg9(^^JimaW^^ 

a«8t  .D«diess.a£.R)iahmcind..and(  St  Vatontiiie.  JJ,  ,7  tp  I 
agst  Liltl^.  MiDp^::8jtA.l  A^Qf^;  Delomincb  «qd.lQO  tp  8> 
eacih'  agstP^-^oisiaoA  AUioca..  -Won  hy^^vXiU^^h*^  ai 
rvedL  ,belamBa&o  4MMQDd.«adiibNrfU{ . 

WRi227B«»MTfr-The  BxadgateParkBlUlke&Of  10  sov.  egch, 
h jft-.witli.JlOOwadd«d,  for.twpjra  old,  Tst,  an4  tbtee,  Sst  lOlb; 
fiHieaaad  gelilixigi^  allowed  ^lOi  theisecond  received  2^,9oy. 
out  of  the  stakes;  Red-house  in  (8  subs. — 1352.) 


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3yrs-  .  .  -    Watts  1. 

MoAbiogfon'^  eh.  c^fiei!omaiiQer,3:yra  (car«8ft  1 2fiX) Webb  2 . 
Mr  W.  I' Anson's  b.  c.  .Oaatoc,  2  yes  -4.  Woiodbara  3 

Ld  Rosebery's  b.  t  Chatter,  2  yrs      -  F.  Barrett .  4 

of  Portland's  b.  f.  Rattle  wings,  2  yrs    -     K  Martin  5 
Mt  G.  Krnokenberg'H  br.  c.  Arctarus,  2  yra.     Tomlisson  6. 
^  to  2  on. Necromancer,.  10  to  1  aggt  t^astor,  100  to  8  agst 
Chatter,  100  ta  6  Jiggft  Battle  wings,,  and  20  to  1  each  agst.- 
Arctaras«Qd,Grand  Composer.   Won  by  five  lengths. 

The  Milton  Stakes  of  10  >so>v.  eaob,Ji.ft.  with  200  soy. 
added,  for  all  ages;  -the  wnmer  tO'  be  sold  'by  aneiion  for 
200  SOY.  if  for  too  soY.'allowedcTth)       furlongs  (11  sabs^  . 
270Z.) 

Mr  Cambefrland's  Albert  Melville,  bj^Qoorge^Fredorick,^ 

4  yrs,  8st  lOttI  (100^;)     •  -  Anber  1 

Mr  Abington^S'PMr  LiUaOj  3)yn^  9Bt  Ism >(l«oe;rO.W;o«id.  2 
Mr  Q.  01iver'«  Banker,  4^yrsi  »s(;'S(b^(200ij)   T;  Weklon:  S 
Mr  Dalgliesh's  MenoYia,  3  yrs^  7«t[13fll(l'00^)  JvWoodhcmi  4 
Mr  Cb^lin's  Pink  May^  3  yrs^Tst  13lb.(100i.).G.  Barrett  5 
6  to  4  agst  Albert  MelViHe,  7  to  4  agstf^  Lilian,  100  to. 
12  agst  Pink. May,  and  10  to  1  each  agst  the  others. . 
Won  by  a  head,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and' 
third.— The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  Arlington 'for32PgSi 

The  St  lAger  SMom'  ot  .26i  sor.  fOEixik,  ior,  thn»  yrs  old; 
colts,  dst,  and  fillies,. 8st  llRl;  the-  soeond  receiYed.SOO  soy. 
and  the  third  100  soy.  ont^£  jtlie«tok0»|  Old.StLeger  Conine, 
about  one  mile,  six.:£ankni99,  .and.  .1912  .yards  (,^06  subsj — 
480O2«) 

lid  Hastings's  b.  a  Melton^  tiy  Master  IKildare  A  i-cher  1 
Ld  Bradford's  b..Ci  Isobar.  -         C;  Wood  2 

Ld  Cadogan's  b  f .  iLonely  '  -  -     Cannon  3 

Ld.Zetland's  btf.  Stilalena.  -  Wfttta  4 

Mr  LefoYxeSs  bE.  CL.  Dncati  -       ^ebb  - 

Mr  W.  A.  Long's  ch.  f .  Dame.  Agaesi  •  •  J.  .Woodbara  • 
D.  of  Westminster's  ch.i .  .farewell-  -   (k  Barrett, 

Mr  A«  BriBfio^/gi%  or.ro.  c  Wastdale  A.  Giles  >^ 

Mf  J.  Lowther's  ch.  c;rSiwilMng|;on  (Utei.WilUe . 

DarUngd  -  -  Snowden< 

Mr  T.  Cannon's  b.  g;,  .Dnttbridge   -  -  J^  Goater  - 

95  to  .40  on  Melton^.  10^  to  I  a^t  .  Lonely,  .11  to  L  agst 
Isobar,  100- to  7  aaa^.St  Heldna,.ljOO  to.S  agst  FarfiweU, 
50  to  1  agst  Dncat,'  1000' to  U(Ag^J>anieT Agnes,  and 
200  to  1  each  agst .  &willingjbon,  Waatdal^»  aod  HiHif 
bridgo..  Won  J^^aix.  loDtgtha,.,thei  Sfuno  between  thot 
second  and. third;  Wastdale.  bolM^rAud/ 3 willUxgtpn, 
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The  Cleveland  Handicap  of  16  boy.  each,  10  ffc.,  or  6  ft.  if 
declared  by  Angast  3 1st,  with  200  sot.  added;  winners 
extra;  the  second  sayed  his  stake;  the  straight  mile  (21 
subs.  8  of  whom  paid  6  sot.  each^S802.) 
Mr  J.  Hammond's  Strathblane,  by  Kingcraft,  aged, 

88t8B>   -  -  -  -       C.  Wood  1 

Mr  R.  C.  Naylor's  Toastmaster,  aged,  8st  l2Tb  Archer  2 
Ld  Zetland's  Balmoral,  3  yrs,  est  4fb  -  Tomlisson  3 
Mr  J.  Cadman's  King  Dick,  4  yrs,  78t  5!b  (incl. 

5lb  extra)  -  -  -  J.  Woodbum  - 

Ld  Bradford's  Limelight,  4  yrs,  78t  3%  -      Wall  - 

Capt.  T.  L.  Wardle's  Merry  Duchess,  3  yrs,  7st  F.  Barrett  - 
Mr  Legh's  Jofin  Barleycorn^  8  yrs,  Gst  lOlb  (car. 

6stlllb)-  .  -  -      £.  Martin  - 

D.  of  Beanfort's  Constance,  3  yrs,  6st  •  Robinson  - 

9  to  4  agst  Strath blane,  7  to  2  agst  Balmoral,  9  to  2  agst 
Toastmaster,  8  to  1  each  agst  King  Dick  and  Limelight, 
10  to  1  agst  John  Bai'leycom,  and  20  to  1  agst  Con- 
stance.  Won  by  fiye  lengths. 

The  Tattersall  Sale  Stakes  of  20  bot.  each,  10  ft.,  or  6  ft. 
if  declai-ed  by  July  7th,  with  500  sov.  added,  for  two  yrs  old; 
the  second  received  100  soy.,  and  the  third  50  sov.  out  of  the 
stakes;  seven  farlongs  (40  subs.  9  of  whom  paid  5  sov.  each 
— 725Z.) 

Mr  R.  Peck's  The  Bard,  by  Petrarch,  9st  5lb  Archer  1 
Mr  C.  J.  Lefevre's  Martial,  88t  9lb  -  Tomlisson  2 
Mr  F.  Douglas's  Offenheit,  Sst  9lb  -  -   Cannon  3 

Sir  R.  Jardine's  Johnnie  Whimple,  9st  6ib        A.  Giles  4 
9  to  I  on  The  Bard,  and  100  to  8  agst  any  other.  Won  by 
three-quarters  of  a  length,  a  length  between  the  second 
and  third,  and  a  head  l^tween  the  third  and  fourth. 

The  Rnfford  Abbey  Stakes  (handicap)  of  6  sot.  each,  with 
100  added;  the  second  received  25  sov.  out  of  the  stakes; 
three-quai-ters  of  a  mile  (17  subs. — 155L) 
Mr  C.  Archer's  Glamour,  by  Rosicmcian,  8  yrs, 

est  71b  (car.  6st  lllb)        -            -   J.  Woodbum  1 

Mr  P.  Renfrew's  Modred,  5  yrs,  7st  12n>       -  C.  Wood  % 

Mr  R.  Craig's  Engadine,  3  yrs,  6st  7tb   -  G.  Woodbum  3 

Mr  G.  Arden's  Glen  Albyn,  aged,  9st  lOlb     -  C.  Loates  • 

Mr  Jos.  Davis's  Drakensberg,  6  yrs,  7st  6tb     F.  Barrett  - 

Gen.  Owen  Williams's  Monotony,  4  yrs,  7st  4lb      Luke  - 

Mr  Chaplin's  Burgundy,  8  yrs,  6st  5ro    -            -  Wall  - 

Ld  Zetland's  The  Friar,  3  yrs,  6st  4lb          -  Tomlisson  - 

Mr  J.  Shepherd's  Sir  Joseph,  aged,  est  4ft     W.  Glover  - 

Mr  CraTen's  Dartmouth,  S  yrs,  6st  2!b          -       Coker  - 

Mr  T.  Valentine's  Cassia,  3  yrs,  Sst  7Tb  (car.  68t)  mdutbj  - 


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Mr  HedworUi  Lambton's  Elsie  Marlej,  8  yrs, 

5Ert;  7fl5  -  -  -  -       T.  Loatos  - 

9  to  4  aggfc  Modred,  6  to  I  agst  Drakensbeig,  8  to  1  agst 
Glamour,  10  to  1  agst  Monotony,  100  to  8  each  agst 
Cassia,  Glen  Albjn,  Enj^dine,  Sir  Joseph,  and  Th» 
Friar,  and  100  to  7  each  agst  Borgnndy  and  Dartmontlw 
Won  by  a  length,  half  a  length  between  the  second  and 
third. 

The  Ainnicipal  (Post)  Stakes  of  200  bov.  each,  h.ft.  for  two 
yrs  old;  colts,  86t  12%  fillies,  8st  91b;  Bed*hoas^  in  (3  subs. 
— 200Z.) 

D.  of  Westminster's  ch.  c.  Kendal,  by  Bend  Or  (^Archer), 
walked  oyer. 

Thursda^t.— The  Whamcliffe  Stakes  (handicap)  of  6  sor. 
each,  with  100  soy.  added;  the  second  receiyed  25  soy.  out  of 
the  stakes;  three-quarters  of  a  mile  (10  subs. — 120/.) 
Mr  P.  Renfrew's  Modred,  by  Kisber,  6  yrs,  9st  2tb  Archer  I 
Mr  T.  Green's  Bamsbnry,  aged,  8st4lb      -      Snowden  2 


Mr  J.  Hammond's  Hedge  Priest,  4  yrs,  9st  2tb       Webb  - 
Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  Columbine,  4  yrs,  Sst  1  lib    C.  Wood  - 
Mr  H.  B.  Craig's  Old  Nobility,  4  yrs,  8st  6lb  C.  Bowman  - 
Capt.  Maudslay's  Breakfast,  8  yrs,  88t-       j.  Woodbnm  - 
Col.  Broadley's  bl.  m.  by  Lowlander,  out  of  Can- 
nonade, 6  yrs,  7st  llft>     -  -  -   Fagan  - 
Mr  F.  Piatt's  Tommy  Tittlemouse,  3  yrs,  7st  8lb  Goodway  - 
11  to  4  agst  Hedge  Priest,  100  to  SO  agst  Modred,  6  to 
1  agst  Colnmbine,  7  to  I  agst  Dartmouth,  100  to  12 
agst  Breakfast,  10  to  1  agst  Old  Kobility,  and  20  to  1 
each  agst  the  others.   Won  by  eight  lengths. 

The  Alexandra  Plate  (handicap)  of  300  soy.  added  to  a 
Sweepstakes  of  10  soy.  each,  5  ft.;  winners  extra;  the  second 
receiyed  50  soy.  out  of  the  stakes,  and  the  third  sayed  his 
stake;  the  straight  mile  (25  subs. — 385^) 
Ld  Rosebery's  Touch  and  Go,  3  yrs,  68t  5lb  (incl. 

7lb  extra)      -  Rickaby  I 

Gen.  Owen  Williams's  Hambletonian,  4  yrs,  7st  7 lb 


Mr  Lefeyre's  Wild  Thyme,  4  yrs,  7st  1  lib  Tomlisson  - 
Mr  R.  Vyner's  Alb,  3  yrs,  est  lom  -  W.  Gloyer  - 
Mr  Manton's  Stovrwick,  3  yrs,  68t   -  -T.  Loatea  - 

6  to  4  agst  Hambletonian,  100  to  30  agst  Touch  and  Go,. 
4  to  1  agst  Wild  Thyme,  and  8  to  1  agst  Stourwick. 
Won  by  half  a  length,  two  lengths  between  the  second 
and  third. 


Mr  Crayen's  Dartmouth,  3  yrs,  7st5ib 


A.  White  a 


(car.  78t  101b)  - 
Mr  Btydges  Willyams's  Silence,  3  yrs,  6st 


-  C.  Wood  2 
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876*  BACINQ  CALEimAR,. 

The  JovenUe  Btakes  of  5  tor.  e«ck,'wilh  100  aor^  aokkid, 
for  two  yn  old;  oolts;  98t,  fillies  and  f^eldings,  88t4ilb;  tfae 
winner  io-he  sold  bj  aoedoo  for  200JBor.;  five  fdrleo^B  <1 1 

Ml*  F.  Merton'g  b.  c.  WeiiUm,  by  OanabaOb  BJ  Mutin  I 
Gen.  Owem  WUliame'B  ch<c.  Kiog  Bmce  - .  C.  Wood  2 
Mr  Munley's  b.  £.  Osprey      -  -       G.  ^iuvett  3 

Mr  S.  Piatt's  b.  c.  Bine  Stone       -  Brockaftaw  - 

JA  Bradford  s  b.  c.  Forest      -  -         BxMiiter  - 

Ma|or4Bpillfir'ab.«.J'l«ctaaAioD    -  -   A«  Giles'  - 

Sir  6.  Chetwjnd'a  b.  f.  Beserration       -  -  Luke.  - 

Ld'^Oaitiiarpe^s  jb.  f .  Bsoapade \gvu  8«t  ,12l&). «  Aachisr  - 
Mr  T.  Ward's  b.  f .  Lola  Montes  -         SiMwden  - 

6  to  4  on  King  Brace,  and  75  to  20  agst  Escapade.  Won 
bv  a  length,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and  third.-— 
The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  G«  Clement  for  SlOgs. . 

The  Boii».  Plaice  of  4Q0«of,<for^two  ;rs  oldf  eBtimice.3  sor^ 
thtee-qnaztecsiof  aonile  ^897^.) 
Me  C.  J.  Meny  Vs  Prinoe..Io,  by  PjrinoOiiCharlie, . 

9staU>«-  -  -  -  Axchdr  I 

Mr  DougliuB  Bftird's  Doablooa,  38t  5lb  ^(.Gac^dst  6lb),CazuiQn  2 
Baron  de:Himch's  Lorgnette,  8st       -  C.Wood  3 

tSii^  Ra  Jardine's  bli.  by  Tynedole,  oat  of  P^rformery 

88tl2lb  .  -       '     ->  Bowman  - 

McW.  Acnairs  St  Patrick,  8st  Slh  -    Bpytabler  - 

Mr  Brymerts  Indian  Star,  9st  -  -  Watts  * 

Ld  EUesmere's  Damig^lla»  98t ,    -  -  ■  G«.Bai7etfe  - 

Mr  B.  Booth's. b.c.  by  X)onca8ter,. onlr  ot  Mida«  . 

taiblb       '  •  -  -  a  ^pates  - 

Mr  G.  Kmck,e](lberg^A]:cta^ll^^5thT  White  .  - 

Mr  J.  W*  Lee's  Osborne,  8st  21b  -  -        Piatt  - 

Mr  Manton'S  Wilhfelmina.WallOT/Sst  2*  F.  'FArretfr  - 
Mr  Osmond's  Pedestrian,  S6t  t)tb   -  -  J.  Goater  - 

Ld  Dorham'tT  Atibech,  Sst  ^WXcbt.  ^StSfS)'  Siiowden  • 
Mr  ChUd wick's  Twinkle,  8lst  2lh   -  IVMikrSharpe  - 

12  to  10  .  on  Prince  lo;  7'- to  1 '  each^agirtr  Bidian  Star - 
and  Doabloon,  10  to  .1  agst  'AUbech,  .1.00  to  6  agst 
Lorgnette,  and  33  to  1  agst  any  other.-  Won  b^  thrtSe- 
quarcersof  a  length, liaQ  a  length  .between  the -secood 
and  third;  .Alibech  broke  a  fetl^. 

The  Portland  Plate  (handieap).  oi  690. adiM  in  a 
Sweepstakes  of  -10  sot.  each,  5  it4  ^6  Mcond  to  haierBSMiind 
50  sot.  and  the  third  iZB  aoan  ont  of  ithe  atakfis;  Bad  Anui 
in.  (47  sabe^MJ) 

Mr  F.  .Mortonls  Dalaupjv  i>J  fBoKim^  j6  }fm, 
8st4lh  -  .  -         fi^MartiiLj  1 


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Mr  C.  Arcfcer's  BiORboaraei  S7W,'68t » J/TVwdbiira  0 
Mr  J.  Hammond^b  Insigniii,-  8  yr»,'  Mt  1^ 

(car.  69t>  -  -  -  -      -        W«0db«ii  0 

D.  of  Westminster's  Dake  of  Richmond,  .4  jrs, 

9st  3Ib     -  -  -  Archer  - 

Sir  G.  Chefewynd's  Kingwo®d,  S  yrs,  Sst  C.  Wbod-  — 

D.^f  Portland's  Satehel ,  3  yrSj-  78*'  Bfc^  -  ^  Lashniar  - 
MihT.  O'Neiil's  Mallow,  3  yre,  78t  6»  -  -  Barrett  - 

Mr  T.  Stones's  BoDnie^  Lassie,  3  ps,  4{6t  9tb^{oaE. 

6st  lllb)  -  -  -  -   Tomling<»  - 

Ld  Bradford's  Kedlook,  4  yrs,  6st  4fll  -  -     Wall   -  - 

SirR.  Jardine's  Linda,  4  yrs,  68t4ft)  -  W.  Glover  - 
D.-of  Portland's -Harry^  3-yw,  Gsllfbr'^cari 

6st39))  -  .....  TomHsson  - 

Mr  D.  H«niy^S  Debenture, -3  yrs,  Sat '12!b         Robinson  - 
Mr  S.  M.  Nolan's  Panctilio,  3  yrs^  .68t>  1  lib  -         E«Uy  - 
D.iof  BffeMiifod;'«.ManarReiiatft,,3.}aray;(»st,7^   X.;Loa4es.  - 
5'to^  agstr  Duke  of  *  Ri^AnotBd,  5  t&  l  agst  "ffingfiwod, 
7  to  1  agst  Horry*,^  l&to  2.>agstpBoimieLa8sie,  S'to  lagst 
Dalmeny,  10  to  1  agst  Broxbonme,  luOito^^aiMBtSatclwl, 
100  to.  6  agst  Debenture,  .20  to  l  .«achagst  Insignia^ 
Kedlock,  Linda,  and  Maria  Renata,  50  to  1  agst  Poncr-  , 
tilio,  and  100  to  1  agst  Mallow.    Won  by, &  neck,  a  dead  . 
heat  for  second  place. 

The  Selling  H«iidieap.  Stakes  of  10  soy.<«aal]v  h*  f  t  with. 
100  added,  for  two  yrs  old;  .tbo  winnar' to  be  soldby.anctioa. 
for  100  so  v.;  .five  furlongs.  (14  subs.^l85Z.) 
Mr  W.  Barum's  Agnes  Craig,  by  Craig  MiUar, 

8st      -  -  -  -         O.Wood  1 

Mr  W.G.  Stevens's  Relief,  Bst,2lb--  -  C.Loatea  2^. 

Mr  C.  J.  Merry's  Miss  Westbourne,  78t  lOlb  G.  Barrett  3 
Mr  R.  Vyner's  The  Interloper,  88t.(car.  Sst  llb)  Piatt  - 
Mr  T.  Jeonings,  jtin.'s  br.  f.  by  Cardinal  Tork^ 


2  tD.l  agst  Miss  We6thonmei,%6  lo  2'a^ileMaf,  9  to  2  a^sjb 
The  Int«d<?|)er,/aBd;5  to  liogyt  AgnA&rCnaig.  Wonk.by 
a  head,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and  third;—' 
The  winner  ww  sold . to      PeaJ^e  ler  360g8. 

The  Scarbrough' Stakes  of  "10  sov.  each,  5  ft,  for  three  yrs 
old;  the  second  toliave  received  20  sov.  out  of  the  stakes; 
straight  mile  (22  subs.-^1052.) 

Mr  A.  Brisco'a  Wastdale,  by  Glenddle,  8st  71b  (Witts), 
walked  over,  and  Sir  G.  CSietwynd's  Goldsmith  saved  his 


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880  RACING  CALENDAR, 


Tbidat. — The  Wesfcmorland  Stakes  (handicap)  of  10  sot. 
each,  h.  ft.  with  800  soy.  added;  the  aecond  received  50  soy. 
and  the  third  26  bot.  out  of  the  stakes ;  seven  f  arlongs  ( 1 0  subs. 

— aooz.) 

Mr  B.  S.  Crompton's  Over  the  Border,  by  Beau-' 

derc,  3  yrs,  5st  7 lb  (car.  5flt  iOlb)  -  W.  GJover  I 
Ld  Ix)ndonderry's  The  Prince,  6  yrs,  9&t  355  -  Archer  2 
D.  of  Portland's  Satchel,  3  yrs,  78t  4lb  -  J.  Woodbam  a 
Mr  J.  Pickersgill's  ch.  f^.  by  Salvator,  oi^it  of 

Peffar,  6  yrs,  7st  lOlb        -  -  Fagan  - 

Mr  J.  Hammond's  Hedge  Priest,  4  yrs,  7Bt  9lb  (car. 

7st  lOft)  -  -  -         C.  Wood  - 

Mr  R.  Howett's  Aigill,  6  yrs,  6st  -  -    Hickaby  - 

Mr  Hedworth  Lambton's  Msie  Marley,  3  yrs, 

5st  lOlb       -  -  -  -  T.  Loates  - 

5  to  2  a^t  The  Prince,  9  to  2  each  agst  Satchel  and  Hedge 
Priest,  6  to  1  agst  the  P^ar  gelding,  8  to  1  each  agst 
Elsie  Marley  and  Aigill,  and  10  to  1  agst  Over  the 
Border.  Won  by  three  lengths,  the  same  between  the 
second  and  third. 

The  DoDcaster  Stakes  of  10  sov.  each,  3  ft,  to  the  fund, 
if  declared  by  January  6th,  with  600  added,  for  three  yrs 
old;  the  second  received  100  sov.,  the  third,  60  sov.,  and  the 
breeder  of  tbe  winner,  100  soy.  out  of  the  stakes;  last  mile 
and  a  half  (69  sobs.  36  of  whom  declared  ft.— 5702.) 
Prince  Soltykoff's  Charmian,  by  Bertram,  or 

Galopin,  8st  6!b  (car.  8st  8lb)      -  -   Cannon  I 

Ld  Zetland's  St  Helena,  Set  61b  *        Snowden  2 

Ld  Bradford's  Invention,  Sst  lOlB  (car.  8st  lllb)  Archer  3 
Mr  Hedworth  Lambton's  Piccolino,  Sst  10S>   Brackshaw  4 

12  to  10  on  St  Helena,  3  to  1  agst  Charmian,  6  to  1  agst 
Invention,  and  20  to  1  agst  Piccolino.  Won  by  two 
lengths,  a  bad  third. 

The  Prince  of  Wales's  Norsery  Plate  (handicap)  of 
400  SOY.  for  two  yrs  old;  entrance  3  sov.;  seven  f arlongs 
(3972.) 

D.  of  Portland's  Arcadian,  by  Eisber,  8st  42b   C.  Wood  1 

Mr  C.  Perkins's  Hawkeye,  78t  61b      -      J.  Woodburn  2 

Mr  W.  M.  Redfern's  Merriment,  6st          -      Rickaby  3 

Mr  T.  Jennings's  Exmoor,  8st  41b      -          J.  Goater  - 

D.  of  Hamilton's  Rosewood,  7st  12lb         -         Booty  - 

Mr  T.  Leader's  Lowdown,  7st  12lb      -         G.  Barrett  - 

Mr  C.  Austin's  St  Valentine  II,  7st  9lb      -    A.  White  - 

Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  Vervain,  7st        F.  Barrett  - 

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7  to  2  agst  Merriment,  75  to  20  agst  Hawkeje,  6  to  1  agst 
Arcadian,  1 1  to  2  agst  Exmoor,  100  to  8  each  agst  Pen- 
nant, Lowdown,  and  Yeryain,  100  to  7  agst  Rosewood, 
and  33  to  1  agst  St  Valentine  II.  Won  by  half  a  length, 
a  bad  third. — Wood  complained  of  Woodbnm  on  the 
ground  of  a  cross  and  boring,  and  the  latter  was  seyeiely 
reprimanded  and  cautioned  by  the  Stewards. 
The  Doncaster  Cap,  valne  300  sov.,  added  to  a  Sweep- 
stakes of  10  SOT.  each,  h.  ft.  with  100  added;  the  second  re- 
eeiyed  two-thirds,  and  the  third  one-third,  of  the  sweepstakes 
and  added  money;  Cup  Coarse,  about  two  miles  and  nve  fur- 
longs (7  subs. — 290/.) 

Mr  W.  I' Anson's  Hambledon,  by  Standard,  3  yrs, 

7st9]b      -  -  -  -        Fagan  1 

Mr  J.  Lowther's  King  Monmouth,  3  yrs,  7at  9tb 

(car.  7st  lOlb)         -  -  -     C.  Wood  2 

Mr  R.  Craig's  Blue  Grass,  5  yrs,  9st   -  -  Watts  3 

Baron  de  IU>thschild's  Louis  d'Or,  aged,  93t  7lb   Cannon  - 
11  to  8  on  King  Monmouth,  9  to  4  agst  Hambledon^  8  to  1 
agst  Blue  Grass,  and  10  to  1  agst  Louis  d'Or.   Won  by 
six  lengths. 

The  Park  Hill  Stakes  of  15  sov.  each,  10  ft.  with  300  added, 
for  three  yrs  old  fillies;  the  second  received  100  soy.  out  of 
the  stakes,  and  the  third  saved  his  stake;  Old  St  Leger 
Course  (77  subs. — 975i.) 

D.  of  Portland*8  Hurry,  by  Pell  Mell,  88t  lOlb  C.  Wood  1 
lid  Bosebery's  Cipollina,  8st  6lb  (car.  Sst  81b)  -  Cannon  2 
Ld  Hastings's  Armida,  8st  131b-  -  Archer  3 

Mr  H.  Chaplin's  Burgundy,  Sst  10%-  -     Fagan  - 

Ld  EUesmere's  Lady  Clarendon,  Sst  6lb  -  G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  Sister  Louise,  Sst  6lb  F.Barrett  - 
D.  of  Beaufort's  Maria  Renata,  Sst  6ll5     -       Snowden  - 

7  to  4  agst  Sister  Louise,  5  to  2  agst  Cipollina,  9  to  2  agst 
Armida,  8  to  1  agst  Hurry,  aud  100  to  8  agst  any  other. 
Won  by  four  lengths,  a  bad  third. 

The  Wentworth  (Post  Produce)  Stakes  of  100  sov.  each, 
fa.  ft.  for  two  vrs  old;  six  furlongs  (3  subs.— lOOZ.) 
Ld  BradfordVi  Martinet,  by  Zealot,  Sst  10S>  (F.  Rossiter), 

walked  over. 

LICHFIELD  Autumn  Meeting. 

TuBSDAT,  September  the  22nd.— The  City  Members'  Plate 
of  lOOgst  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.,  if 
entered  for  60  sov.  allowed  7lb;  entrance  3gs;  five  furlongs 
(lOll  17».) 

Mr  Stevens,  jun.'s  Wood  Note,  by  (Cymbal,  2  yrs, 
6stl3m(502.)  -  -  -F.  Barrett  1 


Digitized  by 


MrC.4l^'sDackliiig,i9ri8.«fitSfi»  (6ilZ.)  W.  .Salter  2 
Mr  H.  HeMmaa*8  Silyec  Shoe,  S  y]«,.8«t  101^(50/;)  A^Qiles  S 
Major  StapyUon'»&ifetvv2.yrsi  68t  lalb  (602.)  •  ^W&VL  4 
Mr.  J..  Lowe*8  ch.  e.  by  Wisdom^oHt  of  Lady- 
Wenlock,  3  yrs,  8Bt  8tt>  C50/.)  -  G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  Coomber's  b.  f.  by  Toncbet,  oat  of  Strathdoon, 

3  yrs,  8st  6m  -  -  Frank  Shi^rpe  - 

Eyen  on  Silver  Sboe,  4  to  L  agst  Wood  Note,  9  to  2  .agst 
Dackling,  10  to  1  agst  Safety,  and  100  to  8  each  agst 
the  Lady  Wenlock  colt  and  Strathdoon  Ally.  Won  by 
two  lengths,  three  len^hs  between  the  second  and  third, 
a  bad  foartb. — The  winner  was  bought  in  for  i50gs. 

The  Newbold  Itevel  Wetter  Fl«te«fi  loegs)  the  iwinner  to 
be  sold  by  auction  for  200  soy.,  with  allowances  if  entered 
for  less;  entrance  9gB;  OD»mSit'iyOll*  lit.) 
■  Mr  H.  T;  Barclay's  Glasgow,  by  Andred,  6^  yrs,  i  m 

XlOOf.)      -       '    -  -  -        owner  .  1 

*  Mt  E.'  Weever's  Young  Hopeful,  3  yrs,  9fit  9fl5 

(507.)        -  -  -  -       T:  Hill  2 

Mr  Abington*s  Diadester  4  yrs,  1  Ost  7Ib  (S^l.)  -  owner  3 
Mr  T.  Stevens,  jnn.'s  Lovebird,  3  yrs,  Qst  9lb 

(50Z.)  -  -  .  .         CiXoates  4 

Mr  Lane»s'  First  Choioei  aged,'  1  Ost  :4*  (SOl.)*  -  W/  Salter  - 
Mr  W.  Blafce's  ChaBce  Shot^  2yr»;'7el  8«b<S&l.)  iPs^iretfe  •  - 
6  to  2  agst  Diadeste.  3  to  1  agst  Ohance-  Staot,  vlOO^^to-  30 
agStToung  Hopeful;  6'td  1  iig(it>64BBgcfwy  and  10>  to  1 
each,  agst  the  dtliersi  Won  b;^  Mf  a^istfgtfa,  a  bait  tbird. 
— The  winner  was  sold 'to  Ci^..4iiNiidl  fecdiagR 

A  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  maidens  at  the  time  of  naming; 
entrance  3gst  fi.ve  fnrlopgs  (lOH*  ^^'-L 
Mr  E.  Virgo  s  Joyous^,  by  Bertram,i  or  JElilarlona, 

2  yrs,  78t  7-&            -            ■            -    Lashmar  I 

Mr  "E.  C.  Godfrey's  Bosjesman,  ^i;s,.SsC  13lb-  0.'  Loates  2 

'  Mr  E.  Weever's  SoIo,.2  jis/ 78t  Tm-            -  "X'CaWer  3 

Mr  F.  Alexander's  Hiel,  2  yrs,  75t  71U  -         6.  Barrett  4 

•  Mr'Homcastle'A  Claire;  4yrs,  SstStt  -"T*.  Brooks  - 
Mr.  Wager's  Lowland"  Lass,  4  yrs,  98t  3lb-  .Cbnnor  - 
Mr*  E'  Moore's  Home'  Bfed; yvs,  7st  TTb  *  *  Btrtho  - 
Mr  H.  Sopp's  b.  f.  by  Rococo,  out  of  Crescent^^yrr,'  ' 

7st  7lb        -  -      .       -  -  .  3undy  - 

11  to  4on'Hiel,^6  to  1 'agst' Joy otis,  IdtoJl  Bgbt  Bosjesman, 
aa&tOrta  1  agst  any-obfaer.  Wicmiby  avsfaiortibaad,  the 
'  sameieach  between  the>SBcoiid,ihiTd;^  andoittiitfa. 

The  Grendon  Juvenile  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for       ryi»  old; 
the  winner,  to  be  Bold.bTsaoetion^r  200.flgv^  with^allowanoes 
fif  entered  for  less;  entt^ce  3gs;  five  furlopgs.(lOU.  I7i(.) 


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LIGHEIELD  ^^^xmnr'MiStTiNa.  )$m 

Cstpt.  A.  dcf  V^  6hiilSh*sr8faimB^De;'bjivlhm- 

ca0ter,'8dt  7tb  (702.)      -  -  -A.Giles  1 

>  Mr  P.  Bury'a  Mjwttc,  tot •  7ft-<-oar.  tet  9Ib  (70Z.)  Archer  2 
Mr  T.  Stevens,  Jinu's  Bdd  W^ine,  Sst  7fb  (70^.)  0.  Loates  3 
'  Mr  J.  Grftttoft^ji  ffl8cav^«st  78*  (70*.)         -     G.  'Bfirf«tt  - 
Mr  Heasman*s  Margherita,  8st  4lb  (701)        F.-  Bamfct  - 
Mr  J.  £.  PUtt'S'HiberaiA,  8atMb  {701,)    '      Goodvray  - 
5  to  4  agst  Mystic,  3  to  1  agst  SBilliagstoT^e^  and  9  to. 2 
agst  Margherita.    Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  half  a 
len^  between  the  second  and  third.— ^The  winner  was 
sold  ta  Mr     Sppp  for  90gs. 
The  Staffordshire  Stakes  (handicap)  of  5  sot..  each>  foe 
starters,  with  100  ft(|diQdi  entxmnoe  8  son.;  one  mile  and«a 
quarter  (4  snbs.— 1122.) 
Mr  H.  .T.  Batdaf^'a  .Griteiaen,  by  Childetic, 

4yra,8st9jb      -  -  -        G.Barrett  1 

Mr  W.  BL  Manser's  St  Rule,  3  yrs,  78t  2lb   -   J.  Brawn  2 
Mr  S.  Sayage's  A€biiapaar,  5  yrs,  8st  9lb       W.  Trickle  3 
D.  of  Westminster's  Whipper-in,  6  yrs,  9st  12!b   Archer  4 
5  to  4  on  Whippier-in,  A  to  2  agsfr  Oriteidctti,  7  to  1  agst 
St  Rule,  and  10  to  1  agst  Adonapaar.   W'on-  by  foar 
lengths;  a  ne6k  each  betw^en  tile  seeoad,  third;  and  fourth. 

The  Be^adeaert  Welter  Plate  (handicap)  of  103  sot.; 
entrances  so  v.;  six  furlongs  (1 001.) 
.D.  of  'Westminster's  CambasmoFe,  by  Doncaster, 

4  yrs,  lost      ....   Ardher  1 
Mr  T.  Stevens's  The  'Belle,  3  yrs;  7Bt  6ft  -      F.  Barrett  2 
MrK.  WeeYer'sTheCenntesarayrs»7st  llK   J.'Calder  ,3 
.Capt..MaudslayVBreakfast,  3  yrs,  9st     -       A.Giles  - 
Mr  W.  H.  Manser's  £ineton,  aged,  8st  lOlB  K  Kossiter  - 
Mr  Genge's  King's  CJonrt,  5  yrs,  8st  lOlb    Frank  Sbarpe  - 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Cariasima,  4  yrs,  8st  lOtt)       C.  Loates  - 
11  to  10  agst  Camhugmore,  6  to  1  agst  Breakfast,  8  to  1 
each  agst  Eing^s  >C?oart,.The  Belle,  and  Caris&ima,  and 
100  to  8  each  agst  Kineton  arid  Thfe  Coontess.    Won  by 
two  lengflis^  a  length  between'! the*  seooird  and  third. 

Wbdmesdat.— The  'CJonnty  Sellfng^  Welter  Plate  of  lOOgs; 
the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction' for  lOO^sov.,  if  for  50  sov. 
allowed' 10ft  s  entrandis  3gs;  five  furlongs' (lOU.  179.) 
Mr  flillifer's  Loch  Leven,  byTOfle*:(?Mtflfe,'''» 

8St  vnb  (50/.)  -.  -  •  -A.  Giles  '  1 

Kt  'C.  Lane's  Dacklfngi' 4  y<»,9W  4ft  (Wf.j-   Oi'Bkrrett  2 
'  Mr  E:  W)^ef  s'lHje  CJountess'  37r8,'  8st  l  Ift  (Bor.)  HiU  3 
Ld  Calthorpe's  Zorillk;  8  yrs;  8st  Wb  iMl.)-        Arisher  4 
.Mr  C6oiAber'»fakf.>1iy  Tbnchetj-Otit^i Stsalih*' 

rdoMi,  6  yr^,  88t      (60/.)       »  Frank  Sharpe 

Mr  C. W.  Lea's  Glastonbury,  2  yrs,7st  6ft  (50/.)  F..Darrett  - 


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884  RACING  CALENDAR, 

11  to  8  Bgst  Zorilla,  3  to  1  agst  The  Countess,  6  to  1  agat 
Loch  I^yen,  100  to  15  agst  DDckling,  and  100  to  8  each 
agst  Glastonbniy  and  the  Strathdoon  filly.  Won  by  a 
neck,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and  third;  the 
Strathdoon  filly  was  left  at  the  post. — Mr  C.  Lane 
claimed  Zorilla. 

The  Harrington  Welter  Plate  of  lOOgs,  by  subscription  of 
5  80V.  each,  with  66  sov.  added,  for  all  ages ;  the  winner  to 
te  sold  by  a  action  for  100  sov.,  if  for  50  sov.  allowed  lOlh; 
ttx  furlongs  (9  subs. — 105Z.) 
Mr  E.  Weever*8  Young  Hopeful,  by  Uncas,  3  yrs, 

9Bt(502.)      ...  -        Hill  1 

Mr  T.  Stevens,  jnn.'s  Red  Wine,  S  yrs,  7st  8lb 

(60Z.)  -  -  -  -F.  Barrett  2 

Major  Stapylton's  Safety,  2  yrs,  78t  5!b  (501.)   A.  White  3 

7  to  4  on  Toung  Hopeful,  9  to  4  agst  Ked  Wine,  and  8  to 
1  agst  Safety.  Won  easily  by  half  a  length,  a  bad  third. 
-~The  winner  was  bought  in  for  1 15g8. 

The  Selling  Nursery  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  two  yrs 
old;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.,  horses 
claimed  the  evening  before  running  to  be  sold  for  50  sov. 
Allowed  71b;  entrance  Sgs;  five  furlongs  (10  U.  17«.) 
Mr  P.  Bury's  Etolian,  by  Vestminster,  8st  8lb — 

car.  88t  lOlb  (lOOi.)      -  Archer  1 

MrT.  Stevens,  jun.'8  Wood  Note,  7fit  12lb  (50?.)  P.  Barrett  2 
Mr  T.  Valentine  b  Dingle,  88t  2Ib-~car.  Sst  .Slb 

(lOOZ.)   -  Weldon  3 

Mr  R.  Gladstone's  ch.  f.  by  Prince  Charlie,  out  of 

Zarina,  7st  8lh  (50^.)  -  -       Good  way  4 

Ld  Cardross's  Lonely  Home,  78t  5lb  (A.  White),  was 

weighed  for,  but  did  not  reach  the  post  in  time  to  start. 
7  to  4  agst  Wood  Note,  and  1 00  to  30  agst  Etolian.  Won 
by  a  neck,  four  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. — 
The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  T.  Stevens  for  220g8. 

Her  Majesty's  Plate  of  SOOgs;  three  yrs  old,  8st,  four,  9st, 
five,  six,  and  aged,  9st  lib;  two  miles. 
Prince  Soltykofi's  Gharmian,  by  Bertram,  or  Galopin, 

3  yrs-  -  -  .  -   Amull  1 

Mr  S.  Savage's  Adanapaar,  5  yrs  -         Trickle  2 

D.  of  Westminster's  Sandiway,  4  yrs  -  -  Archer  3 

2  to  1  on  Sandiway,  2  to  1  agst  Charmian,  and  100  to  3  agst 
Adanapaar.  Won  easily  by  a  length  and  a  half,  tne 
same  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  County  Members'  Nursery  Plate  (handicap)  of  lOOgs, 
'  for  two  yrs  old;  winners  extra;  entrance  Sgs;  five  fmrlongs 
(10U.17#.) 


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BALDOYLE. 


385 


Mr  C.  W.  Jonsiffe's  Lady  Beanclerc,  by  Beaa- 

derc,  88t  6Ib           -            -           Frank  Sharpe  1 

Mr  C.  W.  Lea's  Ashgrore,  Ist  71b  -  F.  Barrett  2 
Mr  E.  Virgo's  Joyons,  Sst  593 — incl.  9tb  extra  (car. 

8st  9%)      ....       Archer  3 

Mr  Brodrick-Cloete's  Orator,  8sf7lb  -  G.  Barrett  4 
Mr  H.  Sopp's  b.f.  by  JEloooco,  oat  of  Crescent, 

8st9lb  .            -            .            -             Bandy  - 

Mr  Legh's  Malaga,  Tst  9lTf  -  -  Calder  - 
Mr  R.  Gladstone's  br.  £.  by  Bosicrucian,  ont  of 

Lady  Flora,  Tst  91b    -            -            .A.  White  - 

Mr  J.  E.  Piatt's  Hibemia,  7st  41b        -          Goodway  - 

2  to  1  agst  Ashgrove,  3  to  1  agst  Joyoas,  4  to  1  agst  Lady 
Beaaderc,  10  to  1  agst  Orator,  and  100  to  7  agst  any 
other.   Won  by  half  a  length,  a  bad  third. 

The  Lichfield  Welter  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs;  entrance 
3g8;  one  mile  (101 lis.) 
Mr  W.  G.  Stevens's  Lady  John,  by  John  Davis, 

5  yrs,  88t  2%      -  -  -        G.  Barrett  1 

Mr  R.  HowettHi  Equity,  5  yrs,  7st  -  -  F.  Barrett  2 

D.  of  Westminster's  Whipper-in,  6  yrs,  lOst  3lb  Archer  3 
Mr  C.  W.  Lea's  Ediington,  4  yrs,  9st  2lb  -  A.  Giles  4 
Mr  W.  Eowe's  Phryne,  4  yrs,  8st  8lb      -  Salter  6 

13  to  8  on  Whipper-in,  5  to  1  agst  Lady  John,  7  to  1  agst 
Ediington,  and  8  to  1  agst  Equity.  Won  by  a  length 
:and  a  half,  a  length  between  the  second  and  third,  a  bad 
fourth. 

The  other  races  were  for  hmtets^^e  Steeple  Chase  Vol. 

DUBLIN  METROPOLITAN  Autumn 
Meeting. 

[at  BA.LDOTLB.] 

ToESDAT,  September  the  22nd.— The  Howth  Plate  (handi- 
cap) of  200  sov.;  the  second  received  20  sov.  and  the  third 
10  sov.  out  of  the  plate;  entrance  7  sov.  for  acceptors;  six 
furlongs  (163?.) 

Mr  R.  S.  Langan's  Wild  Sherry,  by  Don  John, 

or  Prince,  3  yrs,  Sst  21b.      -  -        W.  Miller  1 

Mr  Westland's  Miss  Coote,  8  yrs,  6st  41b  -  Lynch  2 
Mr  C.  J.  Blake's  Boyal  Rose,  3  yrs,  7st  4n>  Saunders  3 
Mr  J.  M'Eenna,  jun.*s  Wavelet,  6  yrs,  lOst  lOfl)  owner  • 
Mr  J.  Gubbins's  Jack,  3  yrs,  9st  1  lib  •  Mr  H.  Beasley  - 
Mr  S.  M.  Nolan's  Punctilio,  3  yrs,  Sst  12lb  -  Harris  - 
Mr  E.  Smithwick's  Paddy,  3  yrs,  88t  lOlb  T.  Broderick  - 
Mr  C.  W.  Thompson's  The  Rath,  3  yrs,  Sst  2tb  Bailey  « 
Vol.  CXIU.  B 


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3B6 


EACIN<J  CALENDAR, 


Mr  W.  Murphy's  Qtievn  of  tfce  Viiciw,  yn, 

78t  lOtb      .  -  -  .     Dkwscm  — 

Opt.  Jones's  Tice,  3  yrs,  7fiit  SW"        -     Cmnrnighani  - 
Mr  A.  Tiernan's  Foc^ontas,  4  yrs,  7Bt       •    L.  Kellj-  - 
7  to  4  agst  Tice,  7  to  1  agpt  Punctilio,  8  to  1  agst  Ware- 
let,  10  to  1  each  agst  Jack  and  Wild  Sfierrjr,  TOO  to  9 
agst  The  Katb,  and  100*  t9  6'  sgst  any  other.^   Won  by  a 
neck,  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  International  Plata  o£  200  sot.  foB  two  yrs  old;  thcr 
second  received  20  soy.  and  the  third  10  sot.  ast  of  the  pints ^ 
entrauee  6  sot.  for  acceptorsr  fiv«  fnilcogs  (l6SiL) 
Mr  W.  Dunne's  M^BlUfont,  by  Ukopin,  or* 

Arbitrator,  9st  61b         *  -         J.  Oonolly  r 

Mr  H.  E.  Linde*8  Asheiani,  9st9iV  M^  Y.  Beaslej  2 

Bir  a  TaafEa's  GhanmBff'Naaey;  7st6&  -  Bailey  3 
Mr  J.  Gannon^s  Irving  Bishop,  Sst  llVb  -*      W.  MiUsr  • 


Even  on  Asbplant,  6  to  4  agst  MoMifbal,  14^  to  1  agstf 
Conservator,  and  20  to  1  eaoh  ag^t  thei  others.  Woo^ 
by  a  length,  a  head  between  the  seomul  cad  third. 

Wbdnbsdat.— The  Stewards' Plate  (handicap)  of  100  sov.; 
the  second  received  10  sot.  and  the  third  5  sot.  ont  of  the 
plate;  entrance  3  sov.  for  acceptors;  nearly  a  mile  and  a 
quarter  (82Z.) 

Mr  J.  Gobbins's  Jack,  by  AvUtmtw^  a^yfs, 

lost  ....  MrH.  Beasley  I 
Capt  Jones's  Tice,  3  yra,  7st.  I  OSt-  -     Dtowson  2 

Mr  E.  Smith  wick's  Paddy,  3  yrs,  8st  Ulb  -  Harris  S 

Mr  J.  A.  Cassidy's  Rosa,  5  yrs;  Sst  2!b  T.  Broderick  - 
Mr  W.  Murphy's  Queen'  of  Hkm  Yuiens,  3  yrs, 

7stlOtb  ....  Ljncb  - 
Mr  M.  Dennehy's  Nap,  3  jrs,  6st.lO&   -  Westlake  - 

6  to  4  agst  Tice,  4  to  1  agst  Jack*  5  to  1  afist  Q^ieen  of  the- 
Vixens,  7  to  1  agst  Paddy,  and  10  to  1  eadi  agst  Rosa, 
and  Nap.  Won  by  a  length,  the  same  between  ther 
second  and  third. 

The  Baldoyte  Plate  (handicap)  of  JOO  sor.  for  twoyrsoldt 
the  second'  received  20  sov:  and  the  third  10  sot.  out  of  the 
plate;  entrance  7  sot.  for  acceptors;  five  fnrlonfrs  (163Z.) 
Mr  H.  E.  Linde's  Mulbeny,  by  Arbitrator,  88t  41b  Harris  1 
Mr  C.  J.  Blake's  Black  Rose^  7st  4lb        -       L.  Kellv  2 


Mr  C.  J.  Blake's  Biaek  Rosa,  8at  - 
Mr  C.  J.  Blake's  Conservator,  Sst 
Mr  A.  Tieman's  Nightmare,  7st  1U3>- 


-fianndera?  - 
HarrW  ^ 
-  BawBon  - 


Mr  J.  A.  Cassidy's  Hetty,  est  6» 
Mr  G.  Moore's  Theodemir;  Sst  12m 


J.  Connolly  - 


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WESTEBlSr  MEETING.  387 

Capt.  St  Lwwrence'8  B  Sharp.  Sat  iom-  -   Eirhw-  - 

Mr  J.  Gannaa*B  Irving  Bishop^  Sat  4fc.  -      J.  Lyo^  - 

^^•S*'''?'^  ^«''^^^°«'78t7m   -  -Hovated  - 

JS^  ^Marphy»8  Aughrim.  7st  iTb  -         BaUey  • 

S""  l^'r^^^'fl  Diamantine,  Tst  4m  -  -  Dawsi^  - 

S^X'i-^^^A^'''''?''^^*?''^^'^^       -  Saandera 
Mr  a  Taaffe  s  Charming  Nancy,  Tst,  -       Canningbam,  - 
4  to  1  agst  Theodemir,  9  to  2  agst  B  Sharp,  6  tod  eack 
agst  Mulberry,  Light  Wine,  and  Charming  Nancy,  and 
100  to  6  agjt anyother.    Won  by  a  length,  and  a  h&lL. 
naif  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  other  mces  at  this  ineeting  were  «teeplechaB»  &c-. 
*stf  Steeple  Chase  Volume. 

Tab  western  MEETING. 
Cat  ATB.1 

inn!f?'?;L"'^'''  ^P**?!^®'-  the  23rd..-Th9  Trial  Plata  <rf 
lOOgs.  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  aootioa  for  300  sov..  with 
aUowances  If  far  Jess;,  entrance  isov..;:  aix.  furlong 
r.Lt^^'''''  o    ^W?^  Speculum,  out  «C  J)qua-    ^  ' 
nimity.S  vr8,88t4m  (100/.)  .         C.  Bowman-  1 

Mr  J  C  Ws  Captain  Blue,  aged,  9stI0lb  {300/.)  Snowden  2 
Mr  J.  A.  Cumming's  Winthorpe  (late  OursY 

ml'^J^J^'^i ,       -  -  rWoodbum  3 

Afr  J.  Steele ftDomMaSylra,  2yr8,  Tst ITbfSOO/:)  Dorretty  - 

*  Wmthorpe,  9  to  4  agst  the  Equanimity  filly, 

3  to  1  agst  Captain  Blue,  and  r  to  1  each  agst  the  others, 
won  by  three-quarters  of  a  length,  a  length  and  a  half 
Wtweenthe  second  and  third.^Thfi  winner  was  sold  to 
Mr  C.  Morgan  for  200gs. 

c^^ii^f^'l.n^'^l  100j^%  for  mBi^m  at  the  time  of 
alS  KTo2o'  «^ 

"^wictaS^^^^^^  , 
?f'T;*^'®''®°^^°!?  Gleugairdeu^  3  yra,  8st  5ft  -     °PiaU  3 
(^r  est  5ft;^  Drummond,  2  yrs,  6st  4lb 

»  2  yrs,  est  4!b     w!*  G  W  " 

aif  U.  Wool  8  Avon,  2  yrs,  6st  4n>  (car.  est  6fl5)    -Wall  - 

R  2 

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2  to  1  agst  Avon,  5  to  S  agst  Lady  Lothian,  100  to  30  a^^Bt 
Vesper  Bell,  and  7  to  1  agst  Glengairden.  Won  hy  six 
lengths,  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Nursery  Handicap  of  10  sov.  each  for  starters,  with 
250  BOY.  added,  for  two  yrs  old;  the  second  received  30  sov. 
and  the  third  20  sov.  ont  of  the  stakes;  entrance  3  sov.;  six 
fftrlongs  (10  subs. — 287/). 

Mr  H.  Wood's  Vici,  by  Victorious,  7st  12*  -  Batsford  1 
Mr  G.  Walker's  Pennant,  Gst  Olb  -        Chandley  2 

Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Pastime,  6st  6ft  -W.  Glover  3 

Mr  Douglas  Baird's  St  Michael,  8st  2%  -  Booty  - 

Mr  R.  A.  Oswald's  Cydonia,  Sst  -  J.  Wood  bam  - 
Mr  Abington's  Exploit,  Tst  9!b  (car.  7st  1  ItD)  C.  Loates  - 
Mr  R.  Craig's  Fedalma,  7st  9!b      •  Martin  - 

Sir  R.  Jardine's  b.  c.  by  Tynedale,  ont  of  Lotns, 

est  121b        _  -  .  -      Wall  - 

Mr  J.  Hope's  The  M.F.H.  (late  Eclat),  Gst  12lb  Tomlinson  - 
D.  of  Montrose's  Subterfuge,  68t  8lb-  Tomlisson  - 

3  to  I  agst  the  Lotus  colt,  9  to  2  agst  Cydonia,  6  to  1  agst 
St  Michael,  100  to  15  agst  Vici,  8  to  1  agst  Pennant, 
10  to  1  each  agst  The  M.F.H.  and  Exploit,  and  100  to  8 
each  agst  Pastime  and  Fedalma.  Won  by  a  head,  a 
length  and  a  half  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Stewards'  Cup  (handicap)  of  5  sov.  each,  with  200 sov. 
added:  the  second  received  20  sov.  from  the  stakes;  Gentle- 
men riders— jockeys,  7ft  extra;  entrance  8  sov.;  once  round  ( 18 
subs. — 262Z.) 

Mr  J.  Martin's  Prince  Henry,  by  Beanclerc,  4  yrs, 

9st793        -  -  -  -   Snowden  1 

"Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Craig  Royston,  5  yrs,  lOst  7ft  -Piatt  2 
Mr  J.  Slack's  Tuscany,  6  yrs,  lOst  6lb  -  Griffiths  3 
Mr  C.  J.  Cunningham's  Bay  Comus,  4  vrs, 

lost  3ft      -  -  -      Mr  E.  P.Wilson  4 

Mr  T.  Stevens,  jnn.'s  Goggles,  aged,  lOst  41b  MrAbington  - 
Mr  J.  Brodie's  Daylight,  4  yrs,  lObt  2Jb        -      owner  - 
D.  of  Montrose's  Callander,  4  yrs,  lOst  2K        Batsford  - 
Mr  B.  H.  Walker's  The  Swede,  3  yrs,  9st  4ft-  Dorretty  - 
9  to  4  agst  Bay  Comus,  3  to  1  agst  Goggles,  9  to  9  agst 
Prince  Henry,  and  6  to  1  agst  Oadg  Royston.   Won  by 
a  neck,  a  lengpth  between  ^e  second  and  third,  and  a 
head  between  the  third  and  fonrth. 

A  Selling  Plate  of  lOOgs;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction 
for  150  sov.  with  allowances  if  for  less;  entrance  3  sov.;  five 
fhrlongs  (1021.) 

D.  of  Hamilton's  Shifter,  by  Shifnal,  2  yrs,  Cst  6% 
(60Z.)     ....      Tomlisson  1 


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Mr  J.  Martin's  Enphrosyne,  4  yrs,  Sst  4fl5  (501.)  Tomlinson  2 
Mr  Douglas  Baird's  Andante,  2  yrs,  6st  Sib 

(50O      ....    W.  Wamc  8 
Mr  H.  Wood's  Forres,  2  yrs,  Gst  6lb  (50/.)      J.  Walters  - 
Sir  R.  Jardine's  br.  f.  by  Hilarioas,  out  of  Lady  Plot- 
well,  2  yrs,  est  3ft— car.  Gst  6ft  (50^.)        -       Wall  - 
6  to  4  agst  Enphrosyne,  3  to  1  agst  Shifter,  7  to  2  agst.  An- 
dante, and  4  to  1  iagst  the  Lady  Plotwell  filly.    Won  by 
a  head,  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. — The 
winner  was  sold  to  Mr  J.  Steel  for  50g8. 

Thdesdat.— The  Welter  Cnp  (handicap)  of  103  sov.  added 
to  a  Sweepstakes  of  5  sov.  each  for  starters;  winners  extra; 
Gentlemen  riders — ^jockeys,  7ft  extra;  the  second  received 
10  sov.  out  of  the  stakes;  entrance  3  sov.;  once  round  (3  subs. 
—100?.) 

Mr  R.  Peck's  Hungarian,  by  Kisber,  8  yrs, 

lOst  71b  -  -  -  -    Mr  Abington  1 

Mr  R.  B.  Longland's  Doubtful,  3  yrs,  9st  7ft  C.  Loates  2 
Mr  C.  J.  Cunningham's  br.  h.  by  Brown  Bread, 

out  of  Hygeia,  6  yrs,  1 1st  4ft  Mr  E.  P.  Wilson  8 

5  to  2  on  Hungarian,  4  to  1  agst  Doubtful,  and  1 1  to  2  agst 
the  Hygeia  horse.  Won  by  six  lengths,  two  lengths 
between  the  second  and  third. 

The  J uvenile  Handicap  of  5  sov.  each  for  starters,  with 
150  sov.  added,  for  two  yrs  old;  entrance  3  sov.;  five  fur- 
longs (8  subs. — 1822.) 

Mr  R.  A.  Oswald's  Cydonia,  by  Beauclerc, 

Sst  4ft  -  -  -  -   J.  "Woodbura  1 

Mr  H.  Wood's  Rosedale,  Sst  3ft     -  -   Batsford  2 

Mr  R.  Craig's  Fedalma,  7st  5ft  -        E.  Martin  3 


Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Pastime,  6st  lift  -  W.  Glover  - 
Mr  Jas.  Hope's  The  M.F.H.  (late  Eclat),  6st  6ft 

(car.  6st  7ft)       -  -  -        Tomlisson  - 

Sir  R.  Jardine's  b.  f.  by  Hilarious— Minaret,  6st  61b  Wall  - 
D.  of  Montrose's  Subterfuge,  est  2lb  W.  Wame  - 

3  to  1  agst  Cydonia,  5  to  1  each  agst  Rosedale,  Fedalma, 
and  Pastime,  and  10  to  I  agst  The  M.F.H.  Won  by  a 
length  and  a  half,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and 
third. 

The  Ayrshire  Handicap  of  20  sov.  each,  10  ft.  or  3  ft.  to 
the  fund  if  declared  by  September  14th,  with  500  sov.  added; 
the  second  received  50  sov.  and  the  third  20  sov.  out  of  the 
stakes;  about  one  mile  and  three  fnrlongs  (28  subs.  15  of 
whom  paid  3  sov.  each— 630i.) 
Mr  S.  H.  Ashton's  Master  Sam,  by  Syrian,  8  yrs. 


Mr  Douglas  Baird's  St  Michael,  Sst  I  ft 


Booty  - 


68t  9ft 


Wall  1 


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Mr  W.  StewBBOD's  Nightcfq),  .3  jpb,  Gst  W.  Glover  .2 
Mr  C.  Perkins's  Bonaparte,  6  yr«,  78t  Atb  J.  Woodbnrn  3 
Mr  Abiagton's  McMahon,  5  ^rs,  9st  6lb  C.  Loates  - 

Sir  B.  Jardine's  Borneo,  4  yrs,  Rst  alb  -  C.  Bowman  - 
Mr  J.  Hope's  Lady  Adelaide,  6  yrs,  7st  7tb  Tonolinson  - 
Mr  H.  Hall's  Tita,ag€d,  7st4lb  -  -     E.  Martin  - 

Mr  J.  H.  Houldsworth's  Spring  Mom,  4  yr8,7st  4Tb  Booty  - 
Mr  H.  Hairs  Fairminster,  5  yrs,  68t7lb     -     Chandley  - 
9  to  4  agst  McMahon,  4  to  1  agst  Bonaparte,  7  to  1  agst 
Fairminster,  100  to  14  agst  Sigbtcap,  10  to  1  each  agst 
Borneo,  Tita,  Spring  Mom.  and  Master  Sam,  and  20  to 
1  agst  Lady  Adelaide.   Won  by  a  leogtb,  «  bead  be- 
tween the  fleeovd  and  tb1pd.^An  'Objvmm  to  Ibe  win- 
ner,  on  the  groimd  of  a  orom,  wBB'orep-raled. 
A  Selling  Welter  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs;  the  winner  to 
be  sold  by  anction  for  SO.sov.;  entrance  3  aoY.;  ^ix  furlongs 
(102Z.) 

Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Glengairden,  by  GeoigeiFrederick, 
3  yrp,  lOst  4lb  -  -  -       Piatt  1 

Mr  J.  Martin's  Hector,  3  yrs,  lOst  Tib   Mr  E.  P.  Wilson  2 

Mr  Douglas  Baird's  Stirling  CafilSe,  5  yrs, 
10st(car.  10st2!b)-  -  -  Mr  ABington  - 

5  to  4  ag8t  Glengairden,  7  to  4  agst  Hector,  mid  3  to  I  agst 

Stirling  Castle.    Won  by  six  lengths;  Stirling  Castle 
was  left  at  the  posit. 
The  Oonnty  Cup,  Tslue  lOOgs,  added  to  a  Sweepstakes  of 

6  SOY.  each  for  starters;  entrance  3  sov.^  idx^foriongs  (S^Bubs. 
—1121) 

Mr  W.  Walker's  gr.  cby  Mereworth,  out  of  Strath- 

carron,  -2  yts,  6st  lib      -  -  W.  Glofer  1 

Mr  R.  Ci-aig's  Engadiue,  3  yrs,  79t  -ISfb  -  Mai^in  2 
Mr  Abington's  Arncliffe,  4  yrs,  Sst  91b  "C.  Loates  3 

9  to  4  on  the  Stratbcanron  colt,  9  to'2  «s^%gttdine,  and 

5  to  1  Hgst  Amcliffe.   Won  by  «  length,  a  bad -third. 
The  Sellinff  Stakes  of  5  soy.  each,  2it«  to  the  fund,  with 
90  sov.  added;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sot. 
with  allowances  if  for  less;  five  furlongs  (?3  subs. — 100/.) 
Mr  J.  Martin's  Euphrosyne,  by  Ethus,  4  yrs, 

88t(50/.)         -  -  -         Tomlinaon  1 

Mr  J.  Steele's  Shifter,  2  yrs,  Bst  71b  fSOZ.)   -  Tomlisson  S 
Mr  Douglas  Baird's  Andante,  2  yrs,  6st4lb  {501)  W:Wame  3 
6  to  4  on  Eupbrosyne,  3  to  1  agst  Shifter,  and  4  ^to  1  -agst 
Andante.  Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  a  bad  third. — 
The  winner  was  bought  in  for  I'OOgs. 
Eridat. — The  Corinthian  Welter  Handicap  Plate  of  150 
SOY.;  Gentlemen  ridera-^jocke^^  5Tb  extra;  entrance  4  sov.; 
six  furlongs  (1467.) 


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Mr  R.  Craig's  Ex^gadine,  by  MacaroDi^  ^iP^ 

98t  13lb  (car.  lost)      -  -         Mr  Abington  1 

*Mr  C.  J.  CanniQgham's  Bfyr  Comas,  4  jrs, 

lOst  (car.  lOst  las)       -  -     Mr  E..P.  Wilson  2 

Mr  R.  B.  Longland's  Doubtful,  3  yrs,  Set  Ulb     -  Piatt  3 
Mr  J.  Caims's  Captain  Bine,  ag/ed,  lOst  7D5       Griffiths  4 
9  to  4  agst  Engadlne,  5  to  2  agst  Captain  Bine,  and  3  to  1 
each  agst  Bay  Comns  and  Donbtfnl.    Won  by  a  length, 
tbree-qnarters  of  a  length  between  the  second  and 
third. 

A  Two  yrs  old  SelUog  Handioap  Plate  jof  I-OOga;  the  winner 
to  be  sc^  by  auction  for  50  so^.;  entrance  3  sov.;  fi^e  fur- 
longs (lO'iZ.) 

.Mr  F.  Balfis'«  cb.  f.  'by  Cosrnleae*  ont^f  Eqaanimity, 

78t2n>      -  -  -  .  Wall  1 

JkfrH.  Wood's  Torres,  78t  8Tb  -  B.Martin  2 

Mr  S.Aitken's  Vital  Spark,  7Bt.&Ib  -  TomlinsDn  3 

.Mr  J.  A.  CummiDg's  Winthorpe,  8st..l2lb  -  Piatt  - 
Mr  W.  StewnBon's  .Sylvan.  Lake,  .7at  12B  -  W.  Xilover  - 
T>.  of  Montrose's  Dmmmond,  78t  7Tb   -  Batsferd  - 

Mr  Douglas  Baird's  Andante,  7st  5lb  (can  7st  7:B>)  Booty  - 
11  to  8  agst  the 'Equanimity  filly,  5  to  2  agst  Winthorpe, 
6  to  I  ai^tt  fknres,  tmd  100  to  6  agst  any  otiher.  Won 
by  three-quarters  of  a  length,  a  length'between  the  second 
and  third.— The  winner  -was  sold  to  Mr  J.  ^teel  for 

The  Ayr  Gold  Cop  (handicap)  pf  800  sor.  hy  subscription 
-of  1 0 '80 V.  each,  with  60  added;  winn-ers  extra;  onoe  round 
<25  8nb6.~300;:) 

Mr  J.  Brodie's  Daylight,  by  John  Day,  4  yrs, 

m2B>      -  -  •  -      Douratty  I 

Mr  J.  Martin's  Prince  Henry,  4  yrs,  6st  lOlb 

(ind.  10%  eortra)     -  -   Toi&flfaison  2 

Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Londonderry,  3  yrs,  68t  7lb  W.  Glover  3 
Mr  Abington's  McMahon*  6  yrs,  98t  01b  -  C.  Loate«  - 
Mr  J.  Hope's  Lady  Adelaide,  5  yrs,  7st  7Ib  'E,  Martin  - 
^irR.  Jardine'sJGlengyle,3  yr8,i68t4m     -  Wall  - 

Even  on  McMahon,  9  to  2  a^st  Gleogyle,  7  to  1  a^st  Lady 
Adelaide,  10  to  1  i^gst  Londonderry,  100  to  9  agst  Dav« 
light,  and  100  to  7  .agst  Prince  Henry.  Won  by  half  a 
length,  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 

A  Selling  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs;  the  winner  to  be«old 
by  auction  tor  60  sov..;  entrance  3  «ov.;  five  furlongs  (102IL) 
Sir  R.  Jardine's  Iiady  Clare,  by  Adventureij,  3  yrs, 

7st5lb.  ....   Wall  1 

,Mr  J.  Martin's  Ei^phrosyne,  4. yrs,  9st       -  Tomlinson  2 


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Col.  Hay  Boyd's  Glengairden,  8  yrg,  7Bt  7lb  (car. 

7Bt8lb)  ....  Booty  » 
Mr  Abington's  Diadeste,  4  yrs,  lOst     -  -  owner  4 

5  to  2  on  Lady  Clare,  5  to  1  each  agst  Diadeste  and  Enphro- 
syne,  and  20  to  1  agst  Glengainlen.  Won  by  a  lengtb 
and  a  half,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 
— The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  J.  Hope  for  136g8,  and 
Mr  J.  Martin  claimed  Diadeste. 

The  Land  of  Bums  Cup  of  150  sov.;  entrance  8  sov.; 
a  mile  (147M 

Mr  W.  Walker's  gr.  c.  by  Mereworth,  out  of 

Strathcarron,  2  yrs,  6st  7lh      -  -   W.  Glover  1 

Mrs  Dawson's  b.  f.  by  Munden,  out  of  Miss 

Middlewick,  8  yrs,  78t  I  Sib      -  -  C.  Bowman  2 

Mr  H.  Wood's  Rosedale,  2  yrs,  6st  ll!b  (car. 

68t  121b)   -  -  -  -    E.  Martin  8 

Mr  J.  G.  Mitchell's  May  Queen,  8  yrs,  7st  181b  Dorretty  4 
Mr  J.  Slack's  Tuscany,  6  yrs,  9st  6lb        -       Griffiths  5 

8  to  1  on  the  Strathcarron  colt,  5  to  1  agst  Rosedale,  and 
10  to  1  each  agst  the  others.  Won  by  half  a  lengthy  a 
length  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Consolation  Welter  Plate  of  lOOgs;  entrance  3  sot.; 
six  furlongs  (1022.) 

Mr  H.  Wood's  Vici,  2  yrs,  Sst  llK  E.  Martin  1 

Mr  K.  Peck's  Hungarian,  3  yrs,  lOst  8lb  Mr  Abington  2 
Mr  J.  Kerr's  Inquirer,  2  yrs,  9st  -  Griffiths  3 

D.  of  Montrose's  Callander,  4  yrs,  1 1st  lib    -      WebOi  4 

6  to  4  on  Hungarian,  and  6  to  4  agst  Vici.  Won  by  a 
length,  a  bad  third. 

The  other  races  were  for  hunters — see  Steeple  Chase  VoL 

MANCHESTER  Adtumn  Meeting. 

Thursday,  September  the  24th. — The  Autumn  Plate  of 
lOOgs,  for  horses  that  had  never  won  500  soy.;  entrance 
2  sov.;  one  mile  and  a  quarter  (103Z.) 
Mr  W.  I' Anson's  Castor,  by  Zealot,  2  yrs,  7st  1 21b  Fagan  1 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  The  Sailor  Prince,  5  yrs,  lOst  61b  Watts  2 
Mr  H.  Macksey's  Monsieur,  5  yrs,  lOst  6fc  -         Webb  3- 

H  to  8  agst  The  Sailor  Prince,  16  to  8  agst  Castor,  and 
7  to  2  agst  Monsieur.  Won  by  four  lengths,  a  bad  third. 

The  Thursday  Selling  Stakes  of  6  sov.  each,  with  100  soy. 
added ;  two  yrs  old,  78t  9lb,  three,  98t  8lb,  four  and  upwards, 
9st8%;m.  and  g.  allowed  8lb;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by 
auction  for  100  sov.;  five  furlongs  (11  subs. — 150/.) 
Capt.  Machell's  b.  h.  Glasgow,  by  Andred,  6  yrs  Archer  1 
Mr  G.  Arden's  b.  c.  Levanter,  4  yrs      -       Bruckshaw  2 


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Mr  C.  Perkins's  b.  f .  Thistle  Gtoyc,  2  yrs  -  A.  White  3 
Mr  W.  G.  Stevens's  br.  f .  Gossip,  4  yrs  -  -Watts  4 

Mr  T.  Green's  br.  h.  Ramsbury,  aged  -   Snowden  - 

Mr  G.  Cleveland's  ch.  f.  Rheda,  2  yrs    -        F.  Barrett  - 
Mr  R.  Crest's  br.  f.  Caste,  3  yrs     -         Frank  Sharpe  - 
Mr  R.  W.  Armstrong's  b.  g.  Sagamore,  S  yrs       -owner  - 
11  to  8  agst  Glasgow,  5  to  1  agst  Ramsbary,  7  to  1  agst 
Gossip,  8  to  1  agst  Thistle  Grove,  and  100  to  7  agst  any 
other.    Won  by  two  lengths,  a  neck  between  the  second 
and  third,  a  bad  fourth. — The  winner  was  bought  in  for 
300gs. 

The  Palatine  Welter  Handicap  of  400  sov.  added  to  a 
Sweepstakes  of  5  sov.  each  for  starters  (the  sweepstakes  to 
the  second) ;  entrance  lOgs  for  acceptors;  five  forlongs  (8  subs. 
—384^.  10*.) 

Mr  J.  Hammond's  Insignia,  by  Blair  Athol,  3  yrs, 

78t4lb      -  -  -  -    F.Barrett  1 

Mr  F.  Bates's  Monsieur  de  Paris,  3  yrs,  78t  A.  White  2 
Mr  y.  R.  Graham's  Stechford,  4  yrs,  8st  7lb  C.  Wood  3 
Mr  Eastern's  Sulphur,  aged,  9st  2lb   -  Brnckshaw  4 

MrR.  Peck's  Montroyd,  6  yrs,  lOstSib  -  Archer  - 
Mr  Townley  Parker's  Pillery,  4  yrs,  9st  6lb  G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  F.  W.  Lambton's  Poor  Thing,  4  yrs,  8st  7lb  Snowden  - 
Mr  W.  R.  Marshall's  Liffey,  4  yrs,  Sst  2lb  -  Fagan  - 
11  to  10  agst  Insignia,  9  to  2  agst  Montroyd,  9  to  1  agst 

Stechford,  10  to  1  agst  Liffey,  and  20  to  1  agst  Sulphur. 

Won  by  half  a  length,  four  lengths  between  the  second 

and  third. 

The  Gerard  Nursery  Handicap  of  300  sov.  added  to  a 
Sweepstakes  of  5  sov.  each  for  starters  (the  sweepstakes  to 
the  second),  for  two  yrs  old;  entrance  8g8  for  acceptors;  six 
furlongs  (7  subs. — 286^.  12*.) 
Capt.  Machell's  Lady's  Maid,  by  Plebeian, 

8st  4lb  -  -  -  -         F.  Barrett  1 

Mr  R.  Crest's  Craig  North,  Sst  12lb  -      Archer  2 

Mr  Townley-Parker's  Going  Away,  88t  6lb  G.  Barrett  3 
MrR.  Gladstone's  b.  f.  by  Craig  Millar,  out  of 

Tocher,  Sst  8tb   -  -  -  Goodway  - 

Mr  F.  W.  Lambton's  Mischief,  8st6lb  -  Snowden  - 
Mr  J.  Dalton'sFriarsHar8t,78t  I21b      -  -Finley  - 

Mr  C.  Perkins's  Adolphus,  78t  8tb  -  -       Fagan  - 

Even  on  Craig  North,  6  to  1  each  agst  Mischief  and  Lady's 
Maid,  100  to  9  agst  Going  Away,  100  to  7  agst  Friars 
Hurst,  and  20  to  1  each  agst  the  others.  Won  by  a  head, 
three  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

B  3 


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A  Selling  Welter  .Stakes  of  5  §w.  each,  wilh  160.sov. 
added;  two  yrs  old,  8st  8tt,  three,  10Bt3lb,ionr.and>upiir&v<is, 
108t  lOfb;  m.  and  g.  alloved  3th;  the  winner  to  he  sold  by 
auctiou  for  100  soy.;  ^zinrloogs  (7  sab8f^.l30i.) 
Sir  6.  Chetwyad's  ch.  h.  Droit^ioh,  bytDirtin, 

5yni         -  -  ^.     CWood  1 

Mr  Cbildwick's  b.  g.  Jovial,'5  3irs      -  -Archer  2 

Mr  T.  Green's  hr.  c  Blitz,  3  yre  -  -     Snowden  3 

Mr  W.  Gilbert's  br.  h.  JnbilaDt,  5  jra  -  -  Watts  - 

MriJ.CleTeland'sb.f.  Evelyn,  2  yrs         -   G.Barrett  - 
13  to  8  on  Droitwichy  6  to  1  agst  IJoYial,  lOOXo  15  each 
agst  Blitz  and  Jubilant,  and  100  to  7  agst  Evelyn.  Won 
•\>j  ft\'e  IrnjiftbB,  three  lengihs  between  (the 'aecond  and 
third.»-7he  winner  was«old  to  Mr>R.  Paokior  filOga. 

The  Be  Trafford  Walter  Handicap  of  lO/fio?.  eafh  for 
starters,  with  300  soy.  added;  the  £econd  received  20. boy.  out 
of  the  fttflies;  entrance  3gs;  ere  mile  and  a'haU  (5  subs. — 
31 7Z.  I7#.) 

Mr  W.  J.  Xegh's  Radius,  by  Hampton,.  3  yrs, 

98t9T?>         -  -  -  -   A.  Giles  1 

Mr  Townley- Parker's  Pirate  Of  Penzance,  3, yrs, 

9st-  -  -  -  .G.Boroett  a 

Mr  W.  I'Anson's  Prince  Rudolph,  4  yrs,  Sst'STb  Pagan  3 
Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  Giepshubler,  3  yrs,  9at  6lb  -  C.  Wood  4 
-Xd  Hartlngton's  Monolith,  3  yrs,  98t     -  Archer  '6 

9  to  4  agst  "Prince  Rudolph,  5  to  2  agst  Monolith,  4  to  1 
each  ag&t  Radius  and  Pirate  of  Tenzance,  and  20  to  1 
agst  Giesehubler.  Won  in  a  eaiiter  "by  two  lengths,  a 
bad  third. 

There  was  also  a  hunterd'race  on  fliis  day— *«?St.  Ch.VoI. 

FmDAT.^A  Maiden  Plate  jof  ilDOgs,  formaidenstui^io  Ihe 
day  of  naming;  entrance  2  soy.;  'One^mils  (103^.) 
Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  ^read  Eagle,  by  Silvester, 

2  yrs,  76t  8lb  fear.  7st  lllb)  -  -         C.  Wood  I 

Mr  T.  Green's  ch.  f.  by  Landoftark,  or  Famese, 

ont  of  (Lady  Gosling,  2  yrs,  7st  6lb  -  Magnire  2 
Mr  Ker  Sej  roer'-s  Sw^et  Willie,  8  yrs,  9st  8lb  -  Archer  3 
-Mr  T.  -Spence's  Lobster,  3  yrs*  9*-t  ^Ib  -      I'agan  4 

Mr  Townley- Parker's  Pinchbeck,  2  jrs,  78t  6lb  (car. 

7ot  .7lh)        -  .  .  G.  Barrett  5 

Mr  H.  Macksey's  b.  c.  by  Scamp,  out  of  Elsham 

ILass,  2  yrs,  7at«lb  (oar.  7st.9lh)  -         Frank  Sharpe  6 
12  to  10  on  Spread  Fagle,  4  to  I  Pinchbeck,  5  to  1  agst 
Sweet  Willie, -and  10 >to  Leach  .^t  the  others.  Won 
by  six  lengths,  a  bad  ihird. 


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MANCHEfiTS:^  Avmvs  Mrvting.  395 

The  Stamlord  .Saiidicap  .o£  €  sot.  each  lor  skartein,  with 
150  SOY.  added;  winners  extra;  entrance  3gs;  six  furlongs 
y6«uba.--17lZ.  17*.) 

Mr  T.'SloiMs's  Bonnie  Laoae^.by  Berserker,  3  yrs. 


Mr  P.  Benfrew's  Modred,  5  7X8,9at  ilb  (incl.7lb.ex.>AxchBr  2 
Mr  W.  Dunne's  Afelianthus,  4  jr?,  .78t  3fl5  -^^F.  Barrett  3 
Mr  J.  Pickersgiirs  ch.  g.  by  Salvator,  out  of 


Mr  J.  Hammond's  Mesptlns,  5  yrs,  8st  6ft  -    C.  Wood  - 

6  to  2  agst  Bonnie  Lassie,  4^  l  eadi  ftgst  'lleftpilns  and 
MoHailthus,  9  to  2  ernch  ag«t  \Codred  and  Banker,  and 
10  to  1  agst  tlie  Peffar  •gelding.  Won  hi  a  canter  by 
fonr  lengths,  the  same  i>eliveen  4he  moond  -and  tihird. 

A  Selling  Stakes  of  5  boy.  each,  with  IPO  added,  for  two 
yrs  old;  colts,  Sstlillb,  Allies,  Sat  91b;  the  winner  to  be  sdld 
.by  auction  for  SO  sov.;  five  furlongs  (6  subs.— 120?.) 
"Mr  W.  Sadler's  br.  f .  Matrimony,  by  Macgregor  Snowden  1 
Mr  R.  Crest's  br.  f.  Festive  (car.  8st  1215)  -  Archer  2 
Mr  W.  A.  Jarvis's  b.  f ,  Sand  Eel  -     T.  Barrett  3 

Mr  G.  Clereland's  b.  f .  by  King  of  the  Torest, 

out  of  Penelope  Plotwell     -  -     Bruckshaw  4 

15  to  8  on  FestiYe,  -8  to  1  ngst  MatiKmony,  l!00  to  I2'agst 
8aiiid  Bdl,  and  VOO  to7  agst  the 'Penelope  Plotwell  filly. 
Won  by  a  length,  'five  lengths  between  ^the  second  and 
third. — The  winner  was -booght  in  for  UOgs. 

The  Oldham  Welter  Handicap  of  TO  sov.  each  for  starters, 
mith  aoo  added';  <the8eeondiTeoeuied20>toT.  out'of  Hhe  stakes; 
mtaanoeSiEfK;  one  mile'C^fRibs.— 846^. 
Jtfajor  fiftande's  Frontignan,'by '  Pagvnini,  d  yrs,'  Tst  iPinfa^  1 
Mr  R.  Peck's  Friar  Rush,  aged/»8t4%  >-  Archer  2 
Mr  T.  Cannon's  DimWidge)  8  j^m,  7«t  -  Robinson  8 
JA  .HavtiQgton'is  Monolith.  8  yccs»  Set  -  Jjashmar  4 
Mr  Townley  Parker's  Hammoon,  4  yrs,  lOst  Lib  G^Bacrett  - 
Mr  £.Weever's  Herald,  med,.9»tl lb  -  A.  Giles  - 
Mr  H.  Brfacksey's  Zigzag,  8  yrs,  tst  JJBS-  -  Watts  - 

lA  Rosebery's  Snack,  4  yrs,  Sst   •  -     C,  Wood  - 

7  to  4  agst  Friar  Ba^h,  9  to:2  «gflt  Snack,  LOO  to  IS  agst 
Dunbridge,  7  io  1  Sjgst  fiammoon,  10  to  1  each  agst 
Heriild  and  Monolith^isnd  .20  to  .1  .each  agst  Zigzag  and 
Front^an.  Won  easil^y  by  two  lengths,  four  leqgths 
between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Friday  Selliug  Stakes  of  6  sov.  each,  with  100  sot. 
added;  two  yrs  old,  8st  alb,  three,  LOst  Sib,  four  and  npward«>, 
J0;it8lb;  the -winner  to  be  sold  by.auction  for  50  sov.;  m.  and 
allowed  3ft;  five  furlongs  (8  subs.— 135i.) 


78t  lOlb 


G.  Barrett  1 


Bruckshaw  4 
Weldon  - 


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396  KACING  CALENDAR, 


Mr  W.  G.  Stevens's  br.  f.  Gossip,  by  Cheyron, 

4yr8-  ...  -   Watte  1 

Mr  Childwick's  b.g.  Jorial,  5  jrs  -         Archer  ^ 

Mr  G.  Arden's  br.  c.  LevaDter,  4  yrs  -  Brackehaw  3 
Mr  T.  Holmes's  ch.  c.  Floridor,  8  yrs  -  Fagan  4 
Mr  T.  Green's  b.  h.  Ront,  6  yrs         -  Soowden  6> 

9  to  4  agst  Levanter,  4  to  1  agst  Jovial,  9  to  2  agst  Gossip,. 
5  to  1  agst  Rout,  and  7  to  1  agst  Floridor.  Won  by  a 
length,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. — The 
winner  was  sold  to  Mr  Magne  for  190g8. 

The  Beaton  Park  Stakes  of  6  sov.  each,  with  200  sov. 
added;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  800  sov.,  if  for 
100  sov.  allowed  71b;  five  fnrlongs  (19  subs. — 2902.) 
Mr  R.  Peck's  Droitwich,  5  yrs,  9st  7lb  (1002.)  -  Archer  1 
Mr  J.  PickersgiU's  Export,  5  yrs,  lOst  {200Z.)  Bruckshaw  2 
Mr  T.  Stones's  Treason,  2  yrs,  7st  I  lib  (lOOZ.)  G.  Barrett  3 
Mr  G.  Cleveland's  The  Child,  2  yrs,  78t  8lb 

(1002.)     -  F.Barrett  4 

Mr  T.  Green's  Knight  Errant,  4  yrs,  98t  7Ib 

(1002.)      -  Snowden  - 

Mr  W.  P.  Greenall's  Master  Willie,  2  yrs,  7st  lllb 

(1002.)      -  -  -  -         Fagan  - 

11  to  8  on  Droitwich,  11  to  2  agst  Treason,  7  to  1  agst  The 
Child,  100  to  12  agst  Knight  Errant,  10  to  1  agst  Ex- 
port, and  100  to  8  agst  Master  Willie.  Won  by  a  length, 
the  same  between  the  second  and  third. — The  winner  was 
bought  in  for  340g8. . 

The  Lancaster  Nursery  Handicap  of  500  sov.  added  to  a 
Sweepstakes  of  6  sov.  each  for  starters  (the  sweepstakes  t» 
the  second),  for  two  yrs  old;  entrance  lOgs  for  acceptors; 
five  fnrlongs  (10  subs.— 4842.  10«.) 

Mr  J.  B.  Leigh's  Exning,  by  Mask,  7st  20$  F.  Barrett  I 
Mr  C.  Perkins's  Hawkeye,  fist  lllb  -  J.  Woodbnrn  2 
Ld  Hartington's  Morells^,  7st  7lb     -  -  Lashmar  8 

Mr  R.  Crest's  Craig  North,  78t  4!b  -  A.White  4 
Mr  T.  Price's  True  Blue  II,  7st  7n>  G.  Woodbum  - 
Mr  Lefevre's  Beaulien,  7st  4 lb-  -       Tomlisson  - 

Mr  M.  Williamson's  Sir  David,  est  13lb  -  Finley  - 
Mr  W.  Winn's  Givendale,  est  ISib  -  Robinson  - 
Mr  W.  Sanderson's  Frailty,  est  71b  -  -    Mullens  - 

Ld  Rosebery's  Lily  Maid,  Cst  4lb         -  Rickaby  - 

6  to  4  agst  Exning,  9  to  2  agst  H>iwkeye,  7  to  1  agRt  Lily^ 
Maid,  100  to  12  agst  Beaulien,  10  to  1  agst  Craig  North, 
and  100  to  8  agst  Morella.  Won  by  a  lengtb, 
two  lengths  between  tbe  second  and  third,  a  moderate 
fourth. 


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Satubdat. — The  Saturday  Plate  of  lOOgs;  entrance  3  soy.? 
six  fnrloDgs  (1022.) 


Capt.  MacheU's  Ladj's  Maid,  2  yrs,  8st  6lb  F.  Barrett  2 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Despair,  6  yrs,  lOst  lllb  -  C.  Loates  3 
Even  on  Despair,  2  to  1  agst  Castor,  and  5  to  1  agst  Lady's 

Maid.    Won  in  a  canter  by  six  lengths,  the  same 

between  the  second  and  third. 

A  Selling  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs;  the  winner  to  be  sold 
by  auction  for  60  soy.;  entrance  3  soy.;  fiye  furlongs  (102{.> 
Mr  T.  Green's  Blitz,  by  Galopin,  3  yrs,  8st  39)  C  Wood  1 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Jabilant,  5  yrs,  8st  lOlb  -  C.  Loates  2 
Mr  H.  Brand's  Thrintoft,  aged.  Set  1  lib-  Fagan  3 

Mr  Ker  Seymer's  Sweet  Willie,  3  yrs,  8st  lOlb 

(car.  8st  1 1  It)      -  •  -  Archer  - 

Mr  H.  Kelsall's  Melita,  3  yrs,  8st  71b  J.  Woodbnra  - 
Mr  F.  Piatt's  Tommy  Tittlemonse,Syrs,88t  6lb  Bruckshaw  - 
Mr  R.  W.  Armstrong's  Sagamore,  3  yrs,  8st  41b  Goodway  - 
Mr  G.  Dickinson's  Panton,  3  yrs,  8st  3lb  •  Lashmar  - 
Mr  R.  Crest's  Caste,  3  yrs,  Sst  3lb  •  Frank  Sharpe  - 
Mr  J.  Shepherd's  Agnes  Primrose,  3  yrs,  Sst  21b  A.White  - 
Mr  T.  Holmes's  Floridor,  3  yrs,  88t  -  -   Morgan  - 

Mr  C.  Hibbert's  Scotch  Lassie,  3  yrs,  7st  13lb      Jessop  - 
Mr  G.  Swanwick,  jan.'s  Vanjohn,  3  yrs,  Tst  12lb    Wall  - 
3  to  1  agst  Blitz,  9  to  2  agst  Jabilant,  5  to  1  agst  Sweet 
Willie,  100  to  8  agst  Caste,  100  to  7  each  agst  Sagamore 
and  Thrintoft,  and  20  to  1  each  agst  Scotch  Lassie, 
Melita,  and  Vanjohn.    Won  Ycry  easily  by  two  lengths, 
a  lenglli  between  the  second  and  third. — The  winner  was 
bought  in  for  350gs. 
A  Mile  Selling  Plate  of  200  soy.;  two  yrs  old,  78t  Ulb, 
three,  9at  II  lb,  four  and  upwards,  10st6lb;  m.  and  g.  allowed 
3!b;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.j  entrance 
3  BOY.;  one  mile  (197^.) 

Capt.  Machell's  b.  h.  Glasgow,  by  Andred,  6  yrs  Archer  1 
Mr  W.  Sadler's  ch.  h.  Incendiary,  aged  -  Snowden  2 
Mr  T.  Leader's  ch.  c.  Happy  Home,  3  yrs  F.  Barrett  3 
Mr  C.  W.  Golding's  ch.  h.  Cylinder,  aged  -  Watts  4 

Mr  P.  Renfrew's  Barrister,  4  yrs      -        Mr  Abington  5 
6  to  4  on  Glasgow,  7  to  2  agst  Incendiary,  7  to  1  a^t 
Cylinder,  and  100  to  7  each  agst  the  others.  Won  easily 
by  a  length  and  a  half,  two  lengths  between  the  second 
and  third. — The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  Magnefor  370gs. 

The  September  Handicap  of  500  soy.  added  to  a  Sweep- 
stakes of  5  SOY.  each  for  starters  (the  sweepstakes  to  the 
second);  winners  extra;  entrance  lOgs  for  acceptors;  one 
mile  (7  subs.~4842. 10«.) 


Fagan  I 


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MS  RACmQ  CALENDAB, 


Mr  W.  Winn's  Lady  Ca8tlei»a«;l^,  bj  Casikreagh, 

3  yrs,  68t  70)  (car.  Gst  SiTb)  -  -  F.  BoEEelt  1 
Mr  j*.  Morton's  Dalm«njr,  5  yiB»  9st^  (incl.  roK 

extra)       -  -  -  -    E.  Martin  S 

Mr  W.  J.  Legh's  Radios,  3  yrs,  Tst  13!b  (incL  7lb 

extra)        -  -  ,  .       Fagan  3 

Xd  Hartington's  Comnna,  5  yra,  8st  1  tlb  C.  Wood  4 

Mr  J.  Hammond's  Strathblan/a,  aged,  9at  1^       Webb  - 
Mr  J.  C.  Marphy*8  Boolevard,  5  yrs,  Sat  11  lb       Archer  - 
Mr  H.  Mackeqr^s  Ztgzag,  3  yrs,  78t  lOIb     fVai^'Sharpe  - 
100  to. 80  agst  Boulevard/?  to'2  agnfOonmBa,  9  to  «  ag8t 
Lady  Castleraagb,  6  to  I  argst  Strathblane,  7  to  1  eadi 
itgst  Dalmeny  and  Radlns,  and  '60  to  1  agnt  Zigzag. 
Won  in  a  canter  'by  twelve  lengtffas,  three  lengths  be- 
tween the  second  and  third. 

The  iEtflinton  Narsery  iiandioap^of  .5.ioc.  %Bch,  for  starten, 
jwilh  160  fio?-.  added,  for  two  yrocud;  ithe  winner t€> be  sold  by 
unction  for  300  ionr^  jf  enteved  by  six  pjn.  <in  J^ptember 
^6th  to  be'sold  for  100«ov.  .allowed  ^entraiboe  3gs;  five 
^Qilongs  (2  sobs.— 151Z.  l<7is.) 
Jhfr  T.  Oroen's  Di]ehaw.t)f  Albany,  by  Mirlifior, 

6at  7lb--car.  6t>t  8lb  (lOOZ.)         *  £.  Bon^tt  1 

Jkfr  W.  Sanderson's  Amber,  est  12ft  (lOOZ.)         Finley  "2 

4  to  1  on  Dncfaess  of  Albany.   Won  by  a  'leDigth.-*11ie 
winner  was  sold  to  Gapt.  Macholl  for  lOfiigs. 

The  New  Bams  Handicap  of  5  sot.  each  for  starters,  with 
150  soy.  added;  winners  extra;  horses  entered  by  six  p.m.  on 
September  26th  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  150  soy.  allowed  7lb; 
entrance  3gs;  five  furlongs  (6  subs. — L7H.  17 s,) 
Mr. J.  Hammond's  Insignia,  3  yrs,  7st  6ft— incl. 

0!b  extra  (car.  7flt  lift)  -  -  C.  Wooa  1 

Mr  G.  Cleveland's  Shy,  3  yrs,  6st  9lb  (150/.)-  Tomlisson  ,2 
Mr  "R.  Dalgliesh's  Menevia,  3  yrs,  6st  10ft  (\  501.)  Kickaby  3 
Mr  M.  Will  liaroaon's  Chameleon ,  aged,  .78t  .5ft  J.Woodbum  - 
Jdr  T.  Leader's  Mizpah,  '5  jrs,  7st  6ft  -  F.  Barrett  - 

."Mr  C.  Hibbert's  Clonmel,  8  jrs,  Bst— car.  6st  4.ft 

(150Z.)  ....    Wall  - 

.15  to  8  agst  Insignia,  S  to  1  agst  Mizpah,  7  to  2  agst  Clonmel, 
and  20  to  1  each  agst  the  others.  Won  by  four  lengths, 
(hree  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

A  Selling  Nivrsery  Handicap  Hate  of  lOOgs,  for  two  yrs 
.old;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  andion  'for  i80  aor.;  entrance 
2  so  v.;  fiveiurlonga  (103/.) 

Mr  Beaumont's  Porthos,  by  Monsqnetaire,  Sst  lift  Archer  1 
Mr  T.  Green's  b.  f.  by  Zealot,  out  of  -Rosebud, 

Sst  4ft  (car.  Sst  5ft)       -  -  Snowden  5 


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CORK  PARK  Amms  Meeting.  ^99 


Mr  W.  A.  Jarvis's  Sand       8st  4% 
Mr  S.  Pltftt's  Blae  Stone,  8st  Ufb  - 


F,  BhjKtt  3 

BrirckshHW  4 


1 1  to  8  agst  Plorthos,  7  to  4  ^aget  the  Rotebud  iilly,  and 
6  to  1  esch  <a28t  tiie  othere.  Wton  hy  a  length,  four 
leiif^fa8.betwaen'the<8ecDnd'and  ^ifd;  -Bliie  Stcme  was 
tailed  off. 

CORK  PAftK  AoTOMN  Meeting. 

Tuesday,  September  the  29th. — Thelrish  Plate  of  200  80v.; 
optional  selling  weights;  the  second  Tecerred  26  sov.  and  the 
third  10  sov.  out  of  the  plate;  entrance  6  jM)y.  for  acceptors; 
liee  Post,  six  furlongs  (159^.) 
Mr  C.  J.  Blake's  'Black  Bose,  by  Arbitrator, 

2yr8."7st6lb  ...    Saunders  1 

Mr  H.  E.  Lindd's  Ashpknt,  ^  yrs,  9St  4tt  MrH.  'Beasley  2 
'Mr  J,  A.  Casflidy's  Lakefield,  2  yrs,  Tst  6lb 


Capt.  Jones's  Bapparee,  4  jts,  9st  1ft  '(200^)  3.  Connolly  - 
"Mr  C.  J.  Blake's  Conservator,  2  yrs,  Tst  9fl5  -     L.  Kelly  - 
6  to  4  on  Ashplao^,  100  to  30  agst  Black  "Rose,  4  to  1  agst 
Bapparee,  and  10  to  1  -each  agstlthe  others.    Won  by  a 
head,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 
Wednbsdat. — The  J'lyi^g  Elate  (handieajO  of  80  sov.; 
the  second  received  10  sov.,  and  the  third  5  sov.  out  of  the 
plate;  first  enti^r,  .1  lov.,  second  entry,  3  sov., -and  2  gov.  extra 
for  starters;  five  forlongs.C 607.) 
Mr  E.  Frazer'flr  Alexander,  by  Victonoaa, 

5yrs,  108t2lb  -  -        Mr  H.  Beasley  I 

Mr  S.  M.  Nolan's  Punctilio,  S  yis,  lOst  -  Harris  2 

Mr  J.  A.  Cassidy's  Lakefield,  2  yrs,  6st  4ft  -  L.  Kelly  8 
Capt.  Joneses  'Bappam,  4  yn,  M  9tb  -  Jtfr  IV.  iBeasley  - 
MrBirdVSabiini,  8  yrs,:68t  lift    -  J.  Connolly  - 

Mr  D.  Broderick's  Referee,  8  'yM,:8it  »ib-  P.  Lynch  - 
Mr  D.  QtGeran*s  Repubie,  8  "y vs,  9st  -    Hoyated  - 

Mr  J.  Carter's  b.f.  by  Design,  ontiof  Brown  Molly, 

3yrs,7st     -  -  -  -  Westlafce  - 

Mr  T.  Grant's  The  Hero,  2  yra,  €«t  :12ft-         Saunders  - 
8  to  1  agst  Salami,  100  to  SO  eadi  agst  Referee  and 
Alexander,  7  to  1  agst  Punctilio,  and  10  tto  1  each  agst 
the  others.  'Won^by  tfaiBe*quarters'4>f  a  len^jrtfa,  a  len^ 
between  the -second  and  third. 
Mr  C.  H.  Paynter's  Welcome,  by  Cambuslang,  4  yrs,  list 
(owner),  beat  Mr  T.  Desmond's  Goldsmith  Maid,  3  yrs, 
lOst  71b  (Mr  J.  Widger),  a  mile,  50.— 5*5  to  40  on  Goldsmith 
Maid.   Won  in  a  cunter. 

The  other  races  at  this  meeting  were  steeple  chases,  &c.— 
see  Steeple  Chase  Volnme. 


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NEWMARKET  First  October  Mebtino^ 

TUBSD  AY,  September  the  29th. 

The  All-aged  Trial  Stakes  of  10  boy,  each,  with  100  added  ; 
the  winner  to  be  sold  by  aaction  for  1000  sot.,  with  allow- 
ances if  for  less;  entrance  3  sot.;  R.M.  (15  sabs. — 

*  Including  5  aor.  for  correction  of  entry  of  Amalfi. 
Mr  W.  M.  Redfern's  Gallant,  by  Qalopin,  S  yrs, 

88t  4lb  (500^.)      -  -  -        Snowden  1 

Mr  Abington*8  Brave,  5  yrs,  Sst  lOlb^car.  8st  I2lb 

(300Z.)  -  -  -  .  Webb  2 

Ld  Londonderry's  The  Prince,  5  yrs,  98t  lOlb 

(1000/.)-  -  Archer  8 

Mr  G.  Arden's  AmalH,  6  yrs,  Sst  lOlb  (300/.)  -C.  Loatea  - 
M.  M.  Ephrussi's  Fas  B^gnenle,  S  yrs,  7st  llK 

(300/.)  -  -  -E.  Martin  - 

Mr  J.  B.  Hankey's  Dickens,  5  yrs,  Sst  lOK  (300/.)  Rickaby  - 
Capt.  Haworth's  Xiady  Jalia,  2  yrs,  68t  lib—car. 

est  5lb  (600/.)      -  -  -  Wall  - 

Mr  W.  A.  Long's  Condor,  4  yrs,  Sst  91b  (300/.)  G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  R.  Peck's  Forbidden  Fmit,  2  yrs,  Sst  4!b  (500/.)  Knott  - 
Mr  W.  Sanderson's  (}liftonian,  4  yrs,  Sst  IStb 

(500/.)  -  -  -  -   J.Woodbum  - 

Gen.  Owen  Williams's  Nautilus,  5  yrs,  Sst  lOlb 

(300/.)  -  Cannon  - 

5  to  2  agst  Nautilus,  11  to  4  agst  The  Prince,  100  to  15  agst 
Gallant,  10  to  I  agst  Brave,  and  100  to  8  agst  Condor. 
Won  by  a  length,  half  a  length  between  the  second  and 
third. — The  winner  was  bought  in  for  620es,  and  Gen. 
Ov^en  Williams  claimed  Brave. 

A  Selling  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  two  yrs  old;  colts,  9st, 
fillies,  Sst  1  lib;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  200  sor.; 
entrance  3  sov. ;  Rous  Course  (102/.) 
Mr  Gerard's  b.  c.  Blazon,  by  Chevron  -  -  Archer  1 

Mr  T.  Jennings's  b.  f .  Aunt  Adelaide  -  J.  Goater  2 
Mr  Craven's  b.  f .  Lucky  Shot  -  -  Cannon  3 

Mr  W.  Amall's  ch,  f.  Gamarine  -  •     G.  Barrett  - 

Baron  de  Hirsch's  ch.  f.  Vallombrosa  -Lashmar  -> 

Mr  E.  Hobson's  b.  c.  Exhibitor  -  -      Huxtable  - 

Mr  W.  Sooth's  ch.  c.  by  Blair  Athol,  out  of  Sar- 

torelle      -  -  -  -      C.  Loates  - 

Mr  A.  C.  Watson's  br.  c.  Dutch  Skipper  Wainwright  - 
Mr  Brydges  Willyams's  br  c.  Merry  Note   -        Patrick  - 

7  to  4  on  Blazon,  9  to  1  each  agBi  Aunt  Adelaide  and  Lucky 
Shot,  and  25  to  1  agst  any  other.  Won  by  two  lengths, 
three  lengths  between  the  second  and  third, — The  winner 
was  sold  to  Mr  T.  Jennings  for  390g8. 


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The  BTtmTwm  (Port  Prodooe)  Stakes  of  300  sot.  each, 
KfL  for  two  yiB  old;  oolts,  8rt  ISm,  fiUiei,  8rt  9fb;  T.Y.C. 
(4  nbL— 400/.) 

D.of  Haiiii]toD'sb.llfki  Jiiaiiiy^bjrPetiBicli  Watts  1 
Fnnee  Solt^kofTsb.!  AiEoNsTis  -  -   OsnDoa  2 

Mr  T.E.  Walker's  b.f.  Ethel  -  -      G.Barrett  S 

Ld  FifcBviUiam's  b.  f.  OalaDthu       -  -  C.  Wood  4 

6  to  4  each  agst  Min  Jamrayaad  Af^  Naiis,  10  to  I  agst 
Ethel,  and  100  to  8  agst  Oahmthis.  Won  by  two  lengths, 
abad  third. 

The  Fint  Noneiy  Stakes  (handicap)  of  15  soy.  each,  10  ft. 
vith  100  added,  for  two  yn  old:  the  second  receiyed  25  sor. 
oat  of  the  stakes;  entrsace  3  sot.  the  only  forfeit  if  declaiecl 
by  8  pjn.  on  Sept.  28th;  Ust  fire  fork>og8  of  Ab.M.  (24  sabs. 
12  of  whom  paid  entrance  only — 237/.) 
Mr  J.  Hammond's  Altcar,  by  Sefton,  7st  9lb  F.  Barrett  t 
LdHsrtington'sMocelh^8stl2lb-  -   J.  Goster  2 

Baron  de  EQrsdi's  Lorgnette,  8st  12lb   -  Archer  3 

Mr  Lefene's  Consigne,  8st  1  lib  (car.  8st  121b)  Webb  - 
Mr  W.  Smith's  Roseaa,  8rt  8lb  -  C.  Lostes  - 

Mr  W.  Barton's  Belgfsde,  8rt  5lb  -  -    C.Wood  - 

Mr  CrsTcn's  br.  f.  by  Botherfaill,  out  of  Sacrilege, 

8st.3lb       -  -  -  -      Morrell  • 

Mr  Adrian's  Fhonogn^h,  Jst  12fb  -  J.  Woodbom  - 
D.of  St  Albans's  Horsde  Combat,  78t  12ft-  Lasbmar  - 
Ld  Cslthorpe's  Siam,  7st  10ft  -         G.  Barrett  - 

Cher.  Ginistrelli's  b.  c.  by  Kni^t  of  the  Garter, 

or  Petrarch,  oat  of  Ticklish,  78t  5ft  -  A.  White  - 

Mr  T.E.  Walker's  Dochart,  7st  5ft  -   E.Martin  - 

5  to  2  agrt  Lorgnette,  11  to  2  sgrt  Belgrade,  10  to  I  each 
agst  Hors  de  Combat  and  Siam,  100  to  9  agst  Dochart,. 
100  to  8  agst  Consigne,  100  to  7  agst  Morella,  100  to 
6  each  agst  Phonograph  and  the  Saierilege  filly,  25  to* 
1  agst  Altcar,  100  to  3  agst  the  Ticklish  colt,  and  50  to 
1  agrt  Bosean.   Won  by  a  neck,  a  bad  third. 

The  Hopeful  Stakes  of  40  sot.  each,  h.  ft  with  200  sot. 
added,  for  two  yrs  old;  the  second  to  have  received  50  sot. 
oat  of  the  stakes;  entrsnce  3  soy.;  the  last  fire  furlongs  of 
Ab.M.  (28  snbs.— 767/.) 

Mr  Manton's  Gay  Hermit,  by  Hermit,  9st  5lb  -  Archer  O 
B.  of  PortUuid's  Modwena,  by  Galopin, 

98t2lb      -  -  -  -     CWood  O 

M.  Lnpin's  Phcebns,  8st  10ft  -  J.  Goater  a 

Mr  Dooglas  Baird's  Atheling.  8st  10ft  -  Cannon  - 
D.  of  HamUton's  Stupid,  Sst  10ft       -  -  Watts  - 


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beaten  three  lengths. — The  Btakes  were  divided. 
SIhe  Sosomren  f Port)  fiiiiairit»  of  100  aov.  oadi,.far  two  yrs 
old;  T.yjC.<7  8nb8.-^0rt^.) 
Piisee  Boltjkoff'a  Mephisto,  by  Bobort  the  DeiOI, 

8«t  lllb  -  -  •  'Gami<m  1 

Mr  Ma»ton'«  I^od  Ooe,  €flt  1  l.ft  -  -        Watts  2 

lid  Elieemere's  Cataraot,  'fiat  .1 1 K  -  iG.  Banett  3 
Ld  BastlDgs's  Sir  Nigel,  98t       -  •        Archer  4 

3  to  1  on  Mephisto,  7  to  1  agst  Cataract,  8  to  1  a^st  Lo?ed 
One,  and  25  to  1  agst  'Sir  Nigel.  Won  by  a  length,  a 
had  third. 

The  seventh  Great  Foal  Stakes  of  15  soy.  e&ch,  10  ft.  with 
€00  added,  for  three  yrs  old;  the  second  received  300  sov^, 
the  third,  200  sov.,  and  the  breeder  of  the  winner,  100  sov. 
'out  of  the -stakes;  entrance '5  sov. ^ifhe  oiriy  forfeit  if  declared 
•by -the  Tuesday  after  GoodwDod,  fB83i  A.F.  (104  subs.  IS 
«f  -whom  paid  entrance  only — 121«'Z.) 
"lid  Hastings's  Mdlton,  by  Master 'KiMore,  9flt'6lb  Archer  1 


-^r  J.  H.  HouHsworth's  Golden  Ljght,  Sst  4*      Booty  6 
25  to  1  on  Melton.   Won  by  a  length,  a  neck  between  the 
second  and  third.— Ld  Hartiogs  dTeclared  to  win  witti 
Melton. 

The  tiiird  year  of  the  .1Jiirty-«ijUh  Triennial  Produce 
Stakes  of  10  sov.  each,  Ji.  ft.  .with  300  Added  for  the  owner, 
And  50  sov.  for  the  breeder,  of  the  winner,  for  four  yrs  old; 
«o3ts,  96t,  flUies,  88t  1  W!>;  the  second  received  10  per  cent., 
end  Che  tbkd  9  per  ceiA.  on  the  Whx>l«  sttadse;  1>.I.  (77  subs. 

7D.  of  Westminster's  b.  «.'0«iribi»mo»e,'byT>oncwter  Archer  1 
«ir  «.  Jardine^s  dh.ts.  Borneo-  -  -  W^bb  2 

Ld  Lascelles^  b.  f.  <Ho<^«tte      •  -      Onnon  3 

Mr  Leopold  de  Rothsehild's  b.  c.  Talisman     JB.  Ikefdt^  - 
Gen.  Owen  Williams's  b.ic.  Hamblfitonian   .     C.TVood  - 
'  5  to  2  agst  ClochettQ,  3  to  1  Agst  Borneo,  4  to  J  ^t  Cam- 
busmore,  5  to  1  agst  Hambletonian,  and  7  to  i  agst 
Talisman.    Won  by  three-quarters  of  a  length,  three  " 
lengths  bcftween  the  second  and  third. 

WEDNESDAY. 

A  First  T'oal  (Produce)  Stake8,of.50  sov,  each,<£Qr  two  yrs 
old;  Rous  Course  (4  subs. — 1507 J 

D.  of  Portland's  Modwena^  Sst  m  (C.  Wo3d),  walked  ov^. 


'Ld  Hastings's  Pearl  Diver,  Sst  12!b 
Mr  A.  Brisco's  Wastdale,  Sst  1216  - 
Ld  Ellesnaese^s  Bavine,  8st  dlb- 


Lashmar 
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G.  Barrett 


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The  mcond  j«ar  of  Aha  Airty-aeYenth  Traennial  Prodace 
Stakes  of  lO.sov.  eaofa,  b.  ft.,  with  .200  added  for  the  owoer, 
and  50  sov.  for  the  breeder,  of  the  winDer,  for  three  yrs  old; 
colts,  98t,  fiUiep,  88t  111b ;  the  second  received  10  per  cent 
and  the  third  5  per  cent,  on  the  whole  stake;  entrance  3  sov. 
«aeh  year,  only  forfeit  if  dedared  «aoh  year  by  the  first 
Taesday  in  Janoary;  A.^.  <46^bii.  17  lof  whcMn  ^d  en- 
trance only— 346/.  ifi*.) 

Ld  Hastinf^s'fl  ch.f.  Armida,  by  Chllderic  •  Aroher  1 
Ld  £llefimere*s  b.f.  Lady  Caao-endon  -  >G.  Bearett  '2 
Mr  Leopold  4e  Rotb6chijid*s<ch.  i.  Sister  XiOQise  Oranon  3 
Mr  A.  Brisco's  cb.g.'Oannet  •         .  -  -Watts  4 

Mr  Douglas 'Baird's  b.  ciODoaannfe-  -       MTebb  5 

7  to  4  agst  Gannet,  5  ^  '2  agst  *Si8tor  X<niBe,  .Sito  1  agst 
Armidfi,  and  lOOio  8  eaeh^agst  the  olhers.  Won  by  a 
head,  two  lengths  between'the  seoond  laud  third. 

A  Selling  Plate  of  lOOigs,  for  three  yrs  old,  Bat  9Ih,  fonr 
and  upwards,  9st;  the  winner  to  be  mM  by  auction  for 
300  soy.;  entrance  3  soy.;  !Rous  Course  (lOQl.) 
Mr  W.  Dunne's  Melianthus,  by  Umpire,  4  yrs      Watts  1 
■Mr  Cumberland's  Chevdey,  5  yrs      -  B.  Martin  2 

Mr  W.  Burton's  Mariquita,  3  yrs-  -      C.  Wood  3 

Mr  J.  Hopper's  Panic,  4  yrs  -  -   Webb  - 

Mr  A.  C.  Watson's  Cirrus,  5  yrs  -  -  Wainwright  - 

•Ld  C.  Beresford's  Plalladio,  3  yrs  (car.  Bat  UflBb^  ATcher  - 
'Mr  Gerard's  Can't^  3  yrs  -  -    0.  Bairott  - 

Mr  E.  Vernon's  Economist,  3  yrs      -  J.  Goater  - 

7  to  2  each  agst  Panic  and  Mariquita,  4'to  1  agst  M^lianthus, 
100  to  15  each  agst  Can't  and  Cheyeley,  7  to  1  agst 
Economist,  and  1^  to  1  agst  Pafflaifio.  Won  by  half  a 
length,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and  third.— The 
winner  was  sold  to  Mr  J.  Hopper  for  470gs,  and  Mr 
A.  C.  Watson  daimed  Boonomist. 

The  Second  NnFsery  Stakes  (hiuidiQap)  of  lO^oy.  >eadi, 
h.  ft.  with  lOOfloy.  added,  for/two  jnold;  the  second'received 
S5  soy.  out  of  the  stakes ;  entrance  8  aoy.,  the  only  forfeit  if 
declared  by  8  p.m.  on  Sept,  28th;  the  last  seyen  forloogs  of 
D.M.  (22  Bubs.  16  of  whom  paid  entrance  only — 122^.) 
Ld  Harlington's  b.  f.  by  Oremcrne,  oat  of  Lady 

Bonald.  7Bt  4lb         -  -  -  Wall  1 

Mr  A.  Sassoon's  Theodore,  fist  3fl5  -  F.  Barrett  2 
Mr  Lefevre's  Luc,  88tl2lb  •  -        Webb  3 

Mr  .R.  Vyner's  Kiss  Uot,  7st  lllb         -  Lashmar  4 

Mr  T.  E.  Walker's  Blue  Stocking,  8st  lib  -  E.  Martin  5  . 
Ld  'Ellesmere's  Demagogue,  8st  'bfb      -        G.  Barrett  6 


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2  to  I  agst  the  Lady  Ronald  filly,  100  to  30  agst  Theodore, 
7  to  2  agst  Lnc,  8  tol  agst  Kiss  Not,  100  to  1 2 agst Blae 
Stocking,  and  10  to  1  agst  Demagogue.  Won  by  foar 
lengths. 

The  Welter  Handicap  of  10  sot.  each  for  starters,  with 
100  SOY.  added;  entrance  3 soy.;  D.M.  (8 subs— 167/.) 
Ld  Lnrgan's  Cintra,  by  Isonomy,  8  yrs,  7st  6Ib 

(car.  7st  lllb)  -  .  -  C.  Wood  1 

CheY.  Ginistrelli's  Raffaello,  4  yrs,  8st  -  A.  White  2 
Baron  de  Rothschild's  AYeline,  3  yrs,  7Bt  J?.  Barrett  3 
Gen.  Owen  Williams's  Nautilus,  5  yrs,  8st  12K  Archer  - 
Mr  W.  Burton's  Fnlham,  3  yrs,  8st  -  -G.  Barrett  - 

Mr  Stoughton's  Hnngerford,  3  yrs,  78t  lOlh  Lashmar  - 
Ld  Zetland's  War  Path,  8  yrs,  78t  6lb  J.  Woodbam  - 
Mr  W.  H.  Manser's  Soprano,  4  jrrs,  7st  -       Jas.  Brown  - 

6  to  4  on  Cintra,  100  to  16  agst  AYeline,  100  to  12  agst 
Nautilus,  9  to  1  agst  War  Path,  and  20  to  I  each  agst 
the  others.  Won  by  three-quarters  of  a  length,  a  length 
and  a  half  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Great  Eastern  Railway  Handicap  of  15  soy.  each, 

10  ft.  with  100  SOY.  added  by  the  Great  Eastern  Railway 
Company,  and  200  soy.  by  the  Jockey  Club;  the  second 
received  26  soy.  out  of  the  stakes;  entrance  8  soy.  or  5  soy. 
for  those  struck  out  by  8  p.m.  on  September  28th;  Bretby 
Stakes  Course  i49  subs.  38  of  whom  paid  6  boy.  eadi — 
402Z.) 

Mr  T.  Jennings's  ch.  f.  Jane,  by  Pheniz,  8  yrs, 

6Ht  12m  -  -  -  -      T.  Loates  1 

Mr  A.  Benholm's  Hopscojbch,  8  yrs,  68t  5lb  -  Wall  2 
Mr  Manton's  Stourwick,  3  yrs,  est  -      Robinson  3 

Capt.  Machell's  Energy,  6  yrs,  9st  12fl9  -  Archer  - 

Ld  Hartington's  Corunna,  5  yrs,  8st  3lb  -  Lashmar  - 
Mr  Hnngerford's  Rosy  Mom,  3  yrs,  est  8D5  -  Rickaby  - 
Mr  CraYen's  Caltha,  4  yrs,  6st  3tb  (car.  est  5lb)TomlisBon  - 
Ld  Ellesmere's  Zagasig,  3  yrs,  est  6lb  (H.  Amull),  was 
weighed  for,  but  bolted,  and  did  not  go  to  the  post. 

11  to  8  agst  Energy,  11  to  2  each  agst  Caltha  and  Hop- 

scotch, 100  to  8  agst  Corunna,  and  100  to  6  each  agsl 
Stourwick,  Jane,  and  Rosy  Mom.  Won  by  half  a 
length,  the  same  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  First  October  Two  yrs  old  Plate  of  200  soy.,  added  to 
a  Sweepstakes  of  6  soy.  each  for  starters;  those  claimed  to  be 
sold  by  auction  for  1000  soy.  allowed  71b,  with  further  allow- 
ances if  for  less;  entrance  4  soy.;  last  five  furlongs  of  AbM. 
(5  subs.— 21 6Z.) 


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JLid  CaIthorpe*s  Escapade,  by  Galopin,  6st  Ulb — 

car.  6Bt  1225  (200Z.)  -  -  J.  Woodbnm  0 

Oen.  Owen  Williams's  Lisbon,  by  Coeruleus,  8st  795 

(lOOOZ.)     -  -  -  .      C.Wood  0 

'Mir  Lefeyre's  Martial,  78t  12S>  (500/.)  -  Tomlisson  3 

>lr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  Cortona,  Gst  11  lb — 

car.  6st  13ib  (200/.)  -  -  T.  Barrett  - 

Mr  Adrian's  Phonograph,  7st  (200/.)         -         Wall  - 
12  to  10  agst  Lisbon,  2  to  1  agst  Martial,  10  to  1  eachagst 
Escapade  and  Cortona,  and  100  to  6  agst  Phonograph. 
A  dead  heat,  the  third  beaten  two  lengths.<-The  stakes 
were  divided. 

A  Sweepstakes  of  10  sov.  each  for  starters,  with  100  sov. 
added,  for  two  yrs  old,  either  maidens  or  entered  to  be  sold 
by  auction  for  300  sov.,  if  entered  to  be  sold  allowed  lOffi; 
entrance  3  sov.;  Bretby  Stakes  Course  (7  subs. — 157/.) 
Mr  Leigh's  Andrassy,  by  Van  Ambargh,  98t  -  Archer  1 
Ld  Bosebery's  Dram,  8st  119)  -  -         Cannon  2 

Ld  Cawdor  s  Stackpole,  9st  -  -      Grey  3 

Lid  Alington's  b.  c.  by  Mancaster,  out  of  Mrs 

Jones,  9st      -  -  -  A.  White  - 

Mr  Q.  East's  Temerere,  Sst  1  lib  -        Lashmar  - 

Mr  Lefevre's  Pirouette,  8st  lib  (300/.)  Tomlisson  - 

Mr  A.  Taylor's  Stourwood,  Qst  -  -      C.  Wilton  - 

75  to  20  on  Andrassy,  100  to  8  each  agst  Dram  and 
Pirouette,  and  100  to  6  agst  the  Mrs  Jones  colt.  Won 
by  four  lengths. 

The  first  year  of  the  Zetland  Biennial  (Post)  Stakes  of 
100  sov.  each,  26  ft.  for  two  yrs  old;  Bretby  Stakes  Course 
<9  subs.— 860/.) 

Hun  first  at  Stockbrid^,  see  p.  209. 
Prince  Soltykoff's  Mephisto,  8st  12tfo  -   Cannon  1 

D.  of  Beaufort's  Ariel,  8st  121b  -  Webb  2 

D.  of  Westminster's  Coracle,  88t  12fc  -   Archer  3 

9  to  2  on  Mephisto,  7  to  1  agst  Coracle,  and  100  to  7  agst 
Ariel.  Won  by  a  length,  two  lengths  between  the 
second  and^ird. 

THU&SDAT. 

The  Grand  Duke  Michael  Stakes  of  25  sov.  eadi,  with 
150  added,  for  three  yrs  old;  the  second  received  100  sov. 
out  of  the  stakes;  entrance  4  sov.;  A.F.  (21  subs.— 646/.) 
Mr  Lefevre's  Ducat,  by  Eisber,  8st  lOIb  (car. 

Sstlllb)      -  Webb  1 

Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  Florin,  88t  5Ib     P.  Barrett  2 
20  to  1  on  Ducat.   Won  by  a  short  head. 


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A  Selling  Stalteff  of  10  sov.  eaclir  f  or  stirters,  witll  1 06^  sot- 
ac[de<},  for  three-  yrs  old  and  upwards)  tb«'whmer  to  be  strfd 
by  auction  for  400  sot.,  if  for  2<!K>  son  alkured  785;  entranee 
3  sov.;  Rous  Course  (4  subs. — 127/.) 
Mr  Leigh's  Fantail,  by  Hermit,  4  yrs,  Sstf  7fl5— ear. 

8st  loth  (200/.)  -  Are^ter  1 

Mr  Abington's  Fair  Lilian,  3  yrs,  Sst  2lW <20ei.)  C.Wood  2 
Ld  Kllesmere's  Brayley,  5  yrs,  9trt  (400f.>  G.  Barrett  » 
Mr  W.  Burton's  Scotch  Pearl,  B  yrs,-  Set'  7!b 

(200/.)  -  -  '  J.Qoftter  4 

6  to  4  eaeh^  agst  Fantail  and  Pair  Lilian,  7'  to  1  agst  Brayley, 
and  20  to  1  agst  Scotch  Pearl.  Won  by  a  head,  a  bad 
tbird.-*The  winner  waa  sold  to  Mr  Abington  for 
700g8. — The  Stewards  reprimanded  Archer  and  Wood 
for  galloping  o^t  o£  the  Saddling  Paddock  before  the 
race. 

Th^  Scurry  Nursery  StalMH'  (hsndicap)  oi  lOisovi  eaeb  for 
starters,  with  100  added,  for  twa  yrs  old;  entrance  d  soy:;^ 
last  ftve  furlongs  of  D.Nf.  (16  subs^--247/.) 
Baron  de  Roth8child*sr  Prudence,  by  WeHfngtonia, 

88t      -  -  -  -        F.  Bkrrett  1 

Mr  C.  BTantou's  Assignation,  Tst'SflS  -  H.  Amrull  2 
Ld  Hartington's  Morellki  8st  7 lb'        -  J.  Goater  3 

Ld  Zetland*ff  Grey  Friars,  Sst  lOlb'  -        Watts  - 

Mr  A-  Benholm'g  Esher,  Sst  9lb         -  A.  Giles  - 

•  Ld  Rbsebery's  CJhatter,  Sst  71b  (car.  86t  81b  J  -  Caimott  - 
Mr  W.  R.  Marshall's  Niagara  (late  Motxsi^cir 

Maxima),  78t  ialb  (oa«.,7ftt  11%)  -    CWood  - 

Mr  Jas.  Snarry's  Bn^harpe,7At  7S5  Laahmar  • 

Mr  Manton's  Wilhelmina  Waller,  7st  6lb  J.  Woodbnm  - 
Mr  E.  Hobson's  Hesitation^  78t  .(ear^  7ht  lit)  A.  White  - 
Ld  FitzwUriam:9  b.  f.  by  Wild:  Qai8y.ont.of 

Rosalind,  7st-  -  -  G.  Woodbva  - 

Sir  R.  Jardine!s  br.  c.  by  DnttdK  Sfaateiv  out>e£. 

Idjia,  7Bt     *  -  -  -  £.  Martini  - 

Mr  W.  Burreirs  Eastboame,  TSsi         •  -  WaU  - 

Mr  Mainley's  Encore,  est  lllb       -  -    Higham  - 

Mr  R.  Carington's  Feather  Bonnet,  Gst  1  lib  Tomlisson  - 
Mr  T,  B.  Walker's  Ethel,  6st  lOTb  -  -  T.  Loates  - 

4  to  I  agst  Assignation,  ft  to.  I  agst  the  Liha  colt,  9 
to  1  each  agst  Morella  and  Wilhelnrina  Waller; 
100  to  8  agst  Chatter,.  100  to  7  each  agst  Esber 
and  the  Rosalind  filly,  100*  to-  6  each  agst  Prudence, 
Grey  Friars,  and  Feather  Bonnet,  and  20  to  I  each 
agRt  Encore  and  Hesitation.  Won.  by  two  lengths,  a 
bai  third. 


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The  Snaflwell  Stakes  of  10  8oy.  each  fbr  starters,  witb. 
100  a<1ded,  for  two  yre  old;  those  entered  to  be  sold  by  auc- 
tion for  500  sov.  allowed  10tt>^  entrance  3  sot.  ;  Rous  Courser 
(7  8ub8.— 157Z.) 

Mr  A.  Benholm's  Venetia,  by  Beaudesert,.  7bt  61b 

(500Z.)         -  Wall  r 

D.  of  St  Albans's  Hors  de  Combat.  7st  6Tb  (SOOf:)  Lash  mar  2* 
Mr  T.  B.  Walker's  Dochart,  7st  9nr  (500?.)  E.  Martia  S 
Ld  Hartington's  b.  c.  by  Kingcraft,  out  of  Wikchery, 

8st  5tb  -  -  -  -  J.  Goater  - 

Mr  Osmond^s  Pedestrian,  8st  0lb  -        C.  Wood  - 

Ld  Haldon's  Storm  Light,  8st  7lb  (car.  Sst  Krtb)*-    Archer  - 
Mr  Jas.  Snarry's  Fidget,  Tst  6lb  (500K)  -    W.  Chaloner  - 
11  to  4  on  Storm  Light,  8  to  1  agst  Hors  de  Combat,  and 
20  to  1  each  agst  Venetia,  Di9chart,  and  Pedestrian. 
Won  by  three-quarters  of  a  length,  a  length  and  a  half 
between  the  second' and  third. 

The  Newmarket  October  Handicap  of  150C  80v.  for  tha* 
winner,  and  100  sot.  foD  the  second,  by  subscription  of 
20  SOT.  each»  15  ft.  or  5  ft.  if  declared  faj  July  I4th  (befor»- 
the  publication  of  the  weights),  with  560  sovi  added ;  winnenb 
extrat  A.F.  (91  subs.  87  of  whom  paid  6  sov.  each— 1500/») 
M.  Michel  £phrussi*s  Barberime^  by  Strawchino, 

3  yr8»  68t.8tb      -  -  -       Tomlisson  1 

JA  Laacelles's  Clocliettev  4  yiSf  78t  <i1b  -  Lashmar  2 
Capt.  Wardle's  Merry  Duchess,  3  yrs,  6st  6tb  -  Wall  3 
Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's.  Lucorae,  5  jr% 

88t7lb  -  -  -  -  Cannon  - 

Mr  F.  Morton's  Dalmeny,  6  yrs,  8st  51b  (ind. 

7lb  extra)  -  -  -        E.  Martin  - 

Mr  Mainley's  Pizarro,  4  yrs,  8st  Sib  -    0.  Wood  - 

Mr  J.  H.  Houldsworth's  Royal  Fern,  4  yw, 

7st3lb        -  -  .  J.  Woodbum  - 

CoL  Offley  Crewe-Bead'a  Kinsky,  4  yrs,  7st  lib  F.  Barrett  - 
D,  of  bt  Albans's  Bellona,  3  yrs,  fist  6tb  -  H-  AmuU  - 
Chev.  Ginistrelli'a  Onesto,  3  yrs,  68t  3]b>  Rickaby  - 

Ld  Hartington's  Mcmolith,  3  yrs,  6st  -  W.  Dunn  - 

Baron  de  Uirsch's  Gliouner,  3  yrs,  5st  IQlh  T«  Loates  - 
D.  of  Beaufort's  Forio,  3  yus,.  5st  7lb  (,car. 

58t  lOlb)-  -  RiAinsoa  - 

9  to  4  agst  Kinsky,.  7  to  1  agst  Lucerne,  10  to  1  agst  Dalmeny, 
100  to  8  each  agst  Barberine  and  BeHona,  100  to  7  eadi 
agst  Pizarro,  Onesto,  and  Clochette,.  and  20  to  1  each 
agst  Forio,  Glimmer,  and  Merry  Duchess.  Won  by 
Aree  lengths,  four  lengths  between,  the  second  and 
third. 


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The  Double  Trial  Plate  of  200  sov.  for  two  yrs  old;  those 
claimed  to  be  sold  by  aactlon  for  200  so  v.  allowed  909;  en- 
trance 21,  lOs.:  Roas  Coarse  (1972.  \0s.) 

Rnn  first  on  Taesday  in  the  Grayen  Meeting,  see  p.  56. 
Mr  C.  Blanton's  Assignation,  bj  Mask,  9st  3fl5     Cannon  1 
Mr  T.  Jennings's  Boadicea,  7st  I2nj  (200/.)     E.  Martin  2 
Mr  Lefevre's  Luc,  98t6fl5      -  -  -Webb  3 

Mr  W.  ArnuU's  St  Patrick,  Sst  10»  -  G.  Barrett  - 

Mr  W.  M.  Redfem's  Lady  Anglesey,  7st  12fl5 

(200Z.)        -  -  -  -  F.Barrett  - 

td  Shetland's  Nightmare,  9st  3ft  -  -  Watts  - 

11  to  8  agst  Luc,  9  to  4  agst  Assignation,  and  10  to  I  agst 
any  other.  Won  by  a  head,  three  lengths  between  the 
second  and  third. 

The  first  year  of  the  thirty-eighth  Triennial  Produce 
Stakes  01  10  soy.  each,  h.  ft.  with  300  sov.  added  for  the  owner, 
and  50  sov.  for  the  breeder,  of  the  winner,  for  two  yrs  old; 
colts,  9st,  fillies,  Sst  1  lib;  the  second  received  10  percent,  and 
the  third  5  per  cent,  on  the  whole  stake;  entrance  3  sov.  each 
jear,  the  only  forfeit  if  declared  by  the  first  Tuesday  in 
January  each  year;  T.Y.C.  (79  subs.  24  of  whom  paid  en- 
trance only — 631Z.) 

Mr  R.  Vyner's  b.  c.  Minting,  by  Lord  Lyon  -  Archer  1 
Mr  T.  Brown's  ch.  c.  Charioteer  •      J.  Ooater  2 

<3ten.  Owen  Williams's  b.  c.  Temple  -  -  C.  Wood  3 

100  to  1  on  Minting.  Won  by  three-quarters  of  a  length, 
a  bad  third. 

A  Maiden  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  two  yrs  old;  colts,  Sst  12ft, 
Allies,  Sst  9ft ;  entrance  3  sov.;  last  six  furlongs  of  DM.  ( 102Z.) 
Mr  J.  A.  James's  br.  c.  Astrachan,  by  Coeruleus  Watts  I 
Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  b.  c.  Vervain  -  F.  Barrett  2 
Ld  Rosebery's  b.  f .  Dram     -  -  Cannon  3 

Major  Stapylton's  ch.  c.  Stripling-  -  Wainwright  - 

Mr  J.  B.  Leigh's  b.  or  br.  c  Slyboots  -  -   Noon  - 

Sir  R.  Jardiue's  ch.  c.  by  Albert  Victor,  out  of 

Pink  Thorn      -  -  -  A.  Giles  - 

Mr  W.  Burton's  b.  f .  by  Beauclerc— The  ffind  C.  Wood  - 
Capt.  Machell's  b.  f .  Largesse  (car.  Sst  lOlb)      -  Archer  - 

12  to  10  on  Astrachan,  5  to  1  agst  Dram,  100  to  12  agst 
Vervain,  and  10  to  1  agst  Largesse.  Won  by  a  head,  a 
bad  third. 

The  Rutland  Stakes  of  30  sov.  each,  20  ft.  for  two  yrs  old; 
Criterion  Course  (6  subs. — llOZ.) 

D.  of  Hamilton's  Miss  Jummy,  Sst  lOlb  -  Watts  1 
D.  of  Beaufort's  The  Cob,  Sst  lOlb       -  Archer  2 

4  to  1  on  Miss  Jummy.   Won  by  four  lengths. 


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FRTDAT. 

The  St  Leger  Stakes  of  25  sov.  each,  with  150  added,  for 
three  jn  old;  the  second  received  50  sov.  out  of  the  stakes, 
jond  the  third  sared  his  stake;  entrance  3  sot.;  D.I.  (23  snh& 
— 622i.) 

lid  Hartington's  Monolith,h  j  AlbertVictor^Sstl  01b  Goater  1 
Mr  Lefevre's  Dncat,  Sst  lOtb  (car.  Sst  121h)-         Webb  2 
Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild^s  Florin,  Sst  sm      F.  Barrett  3 
Mr  J.  Lowther's  Swillington,  Sst  3fb  (car.  Sst  4!b)  Snowden  4 
J  3  to  8  agst  Dncat,  S  to  1  i^t  Florin,  4  to  1  agst  Mono- 
iith,  and  9  to  2  agst  Swillington.  *  Won  bj  three  lengths, 
three-qnartevB  of  a  length  l^tween  the  second  and  third. 

A  Sweepstakes  of  10  sot.  each  for  starters,  with  100  added, 
for  two  yrs  old,  Tst  4tb.  three,  98t  4lb,  fonr  and  upwards, 
lOst;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  500  sot.;  entrance 
41  SOT.;  R.M.  (6  snbs.— 1472.) 

■Gen.  Owen  Williams^s  Nantlins,  by  Hermit,  5  yrs  Archer  I 
Mr  J.  Hammond's  Hedge  Priest,  4  yrs  -  C.  Wood  2 
Mr  T.  Jennings's  Jane,  8  yrs  -  -  Goater  3 

Mr  G.  Arden's  Westgate,  6  yrs  -  -     C.  Loates  ^ 

Mr  E.  Bird's  Doncaster  (3up,  4  yrs     -  -  Cannon  - 

Mr  Lefevre's  Martial,  2  yrs       -  -     Tomlisson  - 

7  to  4  agst  Nautilds,  100  to  30  agst  Martial,  5  to  1  agst 
Jane,  6  to  1  agst  Hedge  Priest,  and  10  to  1  agst  West- 
gate.  Won  by  a  length,  half  a  length  between  the  second 
and  third. 

A  Selling  Kafisery  Handicap  Plate  of  150  sov.  for  two  yra 
old;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  300  sov.;  winners 
extra;  entrance  3  sot.;  Rous  Course  (147^) 
Mr  T.  Cannon's  YiTadoas,  by  Skylark,  78t  1 1 tb  Robinson  1 
JA  Calthorpe's  Escapade,  Sst  41b  (incl.  5lbex.)  G.Barrett  2 
Mr  J.  Hammond's  Ripon,  Sst  5fb         -  C.  Wood  3 

Mr  W.  Amuirs  Strathby,  Sst  4ft   -  -  Huxtable  - 

Sir  G.  ChetwTDd's  ReserTation,  7st  I3lb-  G.  Woodburn  - 
Mr  A.  B.  Sad'ler's  YainHope,  7stl2ft  -   Rickaby  * 

Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  Cortona,  7st  I2lb  F.  Barrett  - 
Mr  T.  Jennings's  Annt  Adelaide,  7at  120}  -T.  Loates  - 
Mr  E.  Hobson's  Juniata,  78t  Sfb  -       E,  Martin  - 

Mr  W.  H.  Manser's  Beatrice  Mary,  7st  81b  Jas.  Brown  - 
Mr  C.  Archer's  Thurgarton,  78t  61b  -  J.  Woo'lbnm  - 
Mr  Mainley's  Encore, 78t5lb  -  -A.  White  - 

Mr  W.  M.  Redfem's  Gaylad,  78t  3%  (car.  78t  4lh)  Lashmar  - 
Mr  T.  Jennings,  jun.'8  br.  f.  by  Cardinal  York, 

oat  of  Lethargy,  78t  lib      -  -       Tomlisson  - 

5  to  2  agst  Ripon,  100  to  15  agst  Vain  Hope.  10  to  1  agst 
Escapade,  100  to  7  each  agst  Thurgarton,  Encore,  and 
ViTacions,  100  to  6  each  agst  Aunt  Adelaide  and  Cor- 

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tona,  SO  to  1  each  agst  BeAtnccL.Mary  and  Janiata,  and 
1  oe  toS      anj  Dtbeiu  TToa  iby  a  ne»k,^  bead  ibetirew 
the-aecood^md  third.. 
Thft  Boos  iMmoiaaV.  Stalwftof  i&iiw^f  Mfih,.  5  It;  .to  the 
Boas  Memorial  Fund,  with  500  sov.  added  for  the  offmo^. 
and  lOi^flov.  lortlie  nomiOttUM:;  ol  tlWrtWUM^s*  lot  tvo  jm. 
old;  tiMi  second  rec0iml<5Q«ORt  ioirt*iol  ihfi  latakes;  ^eatnmcor. 
5  lOY.  Uie>  ovUff  forftit  if  d4»ek]ed'  byi  Jaimrjn-eih;.  Bovsr. 
Co«r86f(l  16  asbih  L>  of  whom  paid<giUime»<»Bly  •  6AQi). 
Mr.R.H.  GM»be*fly«ltovb(yiBla«r.Athi>V9i|i.lftTG«BamU;  I 
JfaiUUmVi  Ohom*  .8st  lOJb     -  -  Snowxlea.  2 

lGadosaikVKAiuiiUi8rtlQm(«ar.MtUt)^,  -Webb  » 
D.  of  Westminster's  Kendal,  98t  1  ft  -      Archer  - 

Mp  J.  H.  Boiiidswertlitii  6tmris^  M'VM  -Wvttr'  - 

Mr'MMliiiey's>8»Gl$€vgr,  «8t1t)Ib>^  -    O.  Wiood- - 

Ld  RdBeber/eSoBfter.efttl^ft  •  Caaawi  • 

Mr  C.  J.  Lefevre's  Trident^  Sat  lOOHv         -  -TcimKsion; 
13  to  S  on  EtBdal,  5  to  2  ngtt  Stt&rieei  ^OO  to  6  each  «flal< 
Veka  aDd  Eannitz,  and  2u  to  1  asprt'Obemi.  Woobf' 
half  « length,  the  same  between  . the  tnoond'wi  tinrd. 

A  Sellinii^.  Plate  of  lOOga,  for  two  jxs  old;  colts,.  Sst^  aod 
fiUien,  Sst  1  Im ;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by,Aqction.f6r,  100s0¥.l  ■ 
enijrance  3  soy.;  last  .five  furlonga  of  Ab.M;  '<102l.) 
Mr  T.  Stones's  b.  c-  Treasoq,  by  Discord  -      C.  Loates  1 
Capt.  Macheirs  b.  c.  Joyoas  -  -  Archer  2 

Mr  E.'Virgo's  b.  f .  Madame  Hampton  (tjar.  86M  2lti)' Watts  3 
Mr  R.  Williamson's  b.  f.  by  The  Dnke,  dam  by 

Sterlnig,ontof  Tmviata        -  -   O4  Bamtir  » 

Mi^  AlMiistoB^abu  l.  Ohaitnvse  Ccar.Mdilb)^  .  ¥7«bb>  ^ 
Mr  W.  BorrelFs  ch.  c;  DaraaMr  ~  -  Wasinm|i;ht:  — 

MrfHedewceth  liunbton^s  be;  t  %  Al^n^«oiit^of  1 

Uarie<L«iise'         *  -  -      BicUby  «  - 

Mr  Bridges  Willyams'a  b.  c.  bydaadna^  ont^of 

Priuoesa  Mary  11      -  -  -      Patrick  - 

Mr-Leopold  de^BothscboldNsb;  f.  Cortra»:j  -Oaimon  - 
D.  of  Hi  Albans's  ch.  c.  Onugengelt'  -     Snowdeo  -  • 

Major  Biapylton's  oh.  f.  ShoMlececk    •  -  B^y  - 

Mr  €raven^ab.  if.  Lucky  Shot     -  •      Moreell  - 

7  toii  agat  Joyoas,  7  to  2  agai^  CajaitNana^  100  to  U  agat' 
Treaaon,  7  to  1  agat.  Madame  Hamilton',  10<^<to  8  each 
agat  €raiigengelt  and  ContoiM,  and  99:to  l  agst-Bimson. 
Wdn  by  a  head,  the  same  between  die  aeeoivi  and  Sfaird. 
— ^The  wianer  was  sold  to  Mr  Joa^  IkiTia  for  SOdgi,  and 
Mr  Bnrrell  <(lidmed  Biadam«-  Hampton*.  • 

The  Moalton  Handicap  Sweepstakes  of  ;it>  ao^each  for 
starters,  with  XOO  added;  eBtr^nce  3  soy.;  Bj)n3  Coarse  (5 
snb8,r-4S7t.) 


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Mr  OBmond's  (Mttgn^i'S  yri;  68A>1^Ib"      F.'Bftlrett   ^  * 
Mr  IB.  VirgoHi^Mioster,  aged,  78t  (car.  78t  2%)  A.  White' 
Gont  mmmAkVs  Perkan,   yn,  7s«  KHbC      £.  Mirtta  - 
Mr* A.  BeadeMo&'s  Haarid-, «  yrsj  68(1  iOW  G.  Wbbdbttm  - 
IS  tor  fO«oii  The  Prince,  iiio  1  aig9t€*stagnette,  100  to  15 
agfll  PerkiiQ',  1 00  to  8  agst-  Mitister,  and  ^  ^  1  aglt  ' 
Miulrid.   Won  by  a  length,  two  lengths  betlKreen  thfe 
Becond  and  third. 
The  JRttt  October  Two  yrs  old  Stal^efi  of  10  sov.  each,  5  ft 
with  100  added;  entr.  3  soy.;  l^ta  Coarse  (18  Rabs^rr-202^<>. 
Ld  Xjascelles's  Little  Wenlock,  by  Wtelock,  Sst  lOlb 

Cear.  8rt*l«)'      -  -  -         Apch^  1 

Mr.L(^(mold'4ei6othtKAlia*^<:^^  Caonoix  2 

Mil  C:  «f .  Lefem's  Pkonette,  Strt  -      Tu/rpIisaoQ  3 

Sir  G.  Chetwynd'8  Plantagenet,  Sst  lOW      -  C  WObd  - 
Ld J1towtlliam!8  Sjundrift,  88t.6rm .       •      G.  ^meU  ^ 
7  io4  agst  LiMie  WoQ^ock,  3  to  I  a«9t Cliopiii.  4  (I9  Iwi^ 
PironeiKe^  AOfd.fi  to  1  affst. Spindrift,  Won  by ;  hm^ i^.. 
kngtb,  twoimgth9  betweenfjUie  awon4<wid4b^.  . 

EOYAIi  OAI-EDONIAN  HUNT  mD 
LANARK. 

TuBflObLY,  September  the  29th.-^Th^  'Lee  Plltte  of  iOOil»,\ 
for-tw  yrs  old;  entrance  3g8;  three-quarters  jof  a  nme 
(10W*l7h.) 

Mi^.  J:  M^i^'Si&tita'Mkria,  by  laonomy,  9at  lib  Tjtton  1 
Mr  Q.  Walkers  Pennant,  88t  am      -  T:  Batnett  2 

Sir  S.  M.  LockbiHit'^  b.  c  by  Qneeu^s  Herald, 

ontof  Imogene,  M  aft  -      A.  ^NigbUi^gall  3 

Mr' R.  Craig's  Fedalma,88t       -  «  PJa|t  4 

2  to  1  eachag8t4Jbe  Jmqgepe  cdt  and  FQd^lm«,.6  todag^t 
Santa.Maria',  and  6  to  1  agst  Pennant.  Won  by.ahead^ 
a  let^h  between  the  a^od  aad:tbiixl«. 

TheiGkflfQAW^  Handicaip.Pfaite  vf  ISSaoviv  wnmeneKtra;: 
•niraiMe  ^gt  for  starters;  -oaeimHe  and*a^qiiaiiter<'lA02i  16l.> 
Mr  A.         Fairniiqstery  by^£aBniIii0ter,/6  ym 

7«t<6l^      -  *  -  •    Ohndlcif  1 

Mtf  R.  H.  WaUiev'«  The  SwaAsi  d  yn^  «gt  nHb  W.  Glover  2 
Mr  E.  Hnnter^  Nenda^:agaak^.mt>A  *  ToBitinnn'  3 
Mr  0.  J.  Merry's  Review,  4  yrs,  Tst  12]b  -  Fagan  4 

Mr  J.  Brodie's  Daylight;  4  yn^  8rt  6!b  (incl.  lOlb 

extea)  ...  Dorretty  6 

2  to  1  agst  Review,  5  to  2  agst  DayUi^t,  3  to  1  agst  Fair- 
minster,  and  4  to  1  agst  Nerida.  Won  by  a  neck,  three 
lettgtln  between  the  second  and  third. 

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The  Wishaw  Handicap  Plato  of  lOOgs;  winnere  extra; 
entrance  Sgs;  five  farlongs  (lOW.  17«.) 
Mr  R.  Osborne's  Lady  Ida,  by  Uncas,  3  yrs, 

78t7lb  ...  Goodway  1 

Mr  J.  Martin's  Chibby,  3  yrs,  7et  4lb  -  Tomlinaon  2 
Mr  P.  Buchanan's  Angnsta  Victoria,  4  yrs,  7st  8!b  Finley  3 
Mr  J.  A.  Pell's  His  Lordship,  4  yrs,  8st  •  Chandley  4 
Mr  R.  Craig's  Engadine,  3  yrs,  Sst  1 1  lb  (incl.  79)  ex.)  Piatt  - 
Mr  C.  J.  Merry's  Crowland,  6  yrs,  Sst  lOlb  -  Fitton  - 
Sir  S.  M.  Lockhart's  Silverstick,  4  yrs, 

Sst  em      -  -  -  A.NightingaU  - 

D.  of  Montrose's  Round  Shot,  5  yrs,  Sst  SIB      Batsford  - 
Mr  R.Rodley's  Paisley,  5  yrs,  78t  101b       -         Luke  - 
3  to  1  agst  Round  Shot,  6  to  1  each  agst,  Chibby  and 
Lady  Ida,  6  to  I  agst  Paisley,  and  10  to  1  agst  any  other. 
Won  by  two  lengths,  a  length  between  the  second  and 
third,  a  bad  fourth. 

The  Caledonian  Hunt  Handicap  of  10  sot.  each,  5  ft.  or 
3  ft.  (the  declared  forfeits  to  the  Caledonian  Hunt  Fund)  if 
declared  by  September  2 1st,  with  100  soy.  added;  the  second 
sared  his  stake;  one  mile  and  a  half  (I  I  snbs.  4  of  whom 
paid  3  807.  each — 130Z.) 

Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Royal  Rake,  by  Albert  Victor, 

3  yrs,  est  3lb         -  -  -    W.  Glover  1 

Mr  W.  I'Anson's  Hambledon,  3  yrs,  Sst  3lb      -  Fagan  2 


7  to  2  on  Hambledon,  5  to  1  agst  Tita,  and  10  to  1  agst 
Royal  Rake.  Won  by  a  head,  two  lengths  between  Sie 
second  and  third. 

The  Monklands  Selling  Welter  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs; 
the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  50  sov.;  entrance  Sgs; 
one  mile  (lOU.  17*.) 

Sir  S.  M.  Lockhart's  Silverstick,  by  Silvester, 

4yrs,  98t7lb      -  -  -  A.  Nightingall  I 

Mr  J.  H.  Shepherd's  Vanjohn,  3  yrs,  Sst      -        Luke  2 
Mr  J.  M'Kenna,  jnn.'s  Usurer,  3  yrs,  Sst  6%   Tomlinson  3 
Mr  T.  Holmes's  Floridor,  3  yrs,  Sst  90)       -      Fagan-  4 
Even  on  Silverstick,  3  to  1  agst  Usurer,  4  to  1  agst  Van- 
john, and  5  to  1  agst  Floridor.   Won  by  a  length  and 
a  half,  a  head  each  between  the  second,  third,  and 
fourth. — The  winner  was  bought  in  for  lOSgs. 

Her  Maje8tj^'8  Plate  of  lOOgs  (granted  to  the  Royal  Cale- 
donian Hunt) ;  three  }TS  old,  Sst,  four,  9st,  five,  six,  and  aged, 
98t  lib:  two  miles. 

Mr  J.  Hope's  Lady  Adelaide,  by  New  Holland, 


Chandley  3 


5  yrs 


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Mr  W.  I' Anson's  Prince  Rndolph,  4  yrs  -  Fagaa  8 
Mr  A.  Gaont's  Prince  Rapert,  9  yn       -       Good  way  3 

6  to  4  on  Prince  Rndolph,  5  to  2  agst  Lady  Adelaide,  and 
3  to  1  agst  Pxiuce  Rapert  Won  by  two  lengths,  three 
lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

Wbdnbsdat. — The  Hamilton  Welter  Handicap  Plate  ol 
lOOgs;  winners  extra;  enirance  3gs;  one  mile  (lOU.  lit,) 
Mr  K.  Craig's  Pun,  by  Massinissa,  3  yrs, 

98t  11^  -  -  -  -        Bruckshaw  1 

Mr  C,  J.  Merry's  Review,  4  yrs,  lOst  4113  -  JTitton  2 
Mr  P.  Bnchanan*s  Angasta  Victoria,  4  yrs,  9st  2lb  Piatt  3 
MrH.  Hall's  Fairminster,  6  yrs,  lOst  4lb  (^incl.  I2!b 

extra)-  -  -  -    '        -  Pagan  4 

Sir  S.  M.  Lockhart's  Silyerstick,  4  yrs,  lOst  90) 

(ind.  121b  extra)-  -  -    A.  Nightingall  5 

Even  on  Pan,  3  to  1  agst  Fairminster,  1 1  to  2  agst  Heview, 
6  to  I  agst  Angasta  Victoria,  and  10  to  1  agst  Silver- 
stick.  Won  by  a  neck,  two  lengths  between  the  second 
and  third. 

The  Caledonian  Cap,  valae  200  sov.,  added  to  a  Sweep- 
stakes of  10  sov.  each  for  starters;  entrance  3  sov.  to  the 
Caledonian  Hnnt  Fund;  two  miles  (3  subs.— 21 7L) 
lid  Rosebery's  CipoUina,  by  Macaroni,  3  yrs, 

78t  6lh         -  -  -  -  Goodway  1 

Mr  T.  Hc^mes's  Lawminster,  aged,  Sst  I3lb  Bmckshaw  2 
Mr  W.  PAnson's  Hambledon,  3  yrs,  8st  51b   -     Pagan  3 

7  to  4  on  Hambledon,  5  to  2  agst  Cipollina,  and  10  to  I 
agst  Lawminster.   Won  by  three  lengths. 

The  Doaglas  Nursery  Handicap  of  5  sov.  each,  2  ft.  to  the 
fund,  with  100  sov.  added,  for  two  yrs  olds  five  furlongs  (20 
subs.— 116/.) 

Mr  M.  F.  W.  Williamson's  Sir  David,  by  Clare- 

mont,  8st  7!b      -  -  -  -Fagan  1 

Mr  Dougalls  Lyddington,  8st  I2lb-  -  W.  Peake  2 

Mr  Kerr's  Inquirer,  Sst  2tb    -  -        Tomlinstm  3 

Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Pastime,  78t  21B  -  Goodway  4 

6  to  4  apt  Pastime,  3  to  I  agst  Sir  David,  7  to  2  agst 
Lyddington,  and  7  to  1  agst  Inquirer.   Won  by  two 
lengths,  a  neck  each  between  the  second,  third,  and 
fourth. — An  objection  to  the  winner,  by  the  owner  of  the 
second,  on  the  ground  of  a  cross,  was  over-ruled. 
The  Innkeepers'  Plate  of  lOOgs ;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by 
auction  for  100  sov.,  if  for  50  sov.  allowed  10%;  entrance 
each;  five  furloogs  (1012.  17«.) 
J.  Martin's  Mirth  ill,  by  Martyrdom,  2  yrs, 
78t  lib  (50/.)      -  .  -        Tomlinson  1 


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.  i/iOD       '  *  -         .Uk  NIcMogdl  3 

(1002.)     -  -  .  .     iBfttsford  4 

Mr  T.  Holine8?8  Eloridor,  3 .ji3,.Sst  Lin>  C&O/O  -  Fa9«ii  - 
Mr  «r.  Steers  Sbifter,  2  J-rs,  78t.4fb  (50Z.)  -  Doizetty  -  - 
Hr  E.  Hatchiiifion'a  Game  Tramp,  4  ^n.  Sat  iV& 

(50O       -  .  -  .  BnuluhMf  - 

Mr  Wi  SteyeiiBoii'«.S^liwuL.X4ike,.a:p»,»  7flt.JlIb 

(SOr.)       -  -  -  -    .Goodwaj'  - 

Hr  A.  Gaaiit*8  AppaHtioiv^  jn,  73t  VSi  (AOZ.)  -  'Fha^ej  -  - 
Mr  11.  W. ArmsiroDg's Sa^more,  3  yrs,. 8st  3lb 

(60Z.)  -         .  -  •       CiBovfrnan  - 

dtto  L:ag8t  SiLrerstick,  4  to  1  agst  Apparidoiiy  5  to  Lagst 
Yan.A^r,  6  to  I  .agat,BQiiBcLShat»  a  to  l^igst  floridor, 
10  to  1  Agst  .Shi|ter,.ajQ,d  HH)  to  8.each.A28t  th&  others. 
Won.  by  twoleogjtbs/b&lia  lengtb  betweetf  theaecond  and 
third,  and  a  neck  between  the  third  and  fonrtb;  Saga- 
more was  left  at  the  post.— The  winner  was  soldio  Mr 
C.  J.  Merry  for  rsgs. 

The  SarFey-B^ifiai]iaktip>of  r.Borv^ack,  S'ffc^'toiUto^iiUid, 
with  150  added;  Uhe^  Meondf  SBrved  bis^sUke;  amil^^ukd  a 
bid£'(14fsdb8.— 17H.) 

Mr  W.  tiMMenson'b  iiondonderr^,  bgr  ClaiitleMai^ 


Mr  R.  H.  WAter'i^  TiM^BwediBi  3  yrg)^  :7ttl<  (car. 

M  lOlb)      -  BdMy  3 

Mr  J.  Hope's  Lady  AdeUdde^  A  yts,  fat  81b  T«linaoa  •  4 
Mr  E.  Hnnter*s  Procris,  aged,  6st  8lb    -  lElnkiy  5 

6  to  4  ai9it  Lobdondevry/r  to  fi^%88firl4i^y^Ad^ide,41io  1 
each  agst  Tita  and  Procris,  and  8.  to  1  .«gst  The  S^ede. 
Won.'^by.  three  leng^^  abadthuwL. 

The  other  races  wer&lor  hnnters— Steef  l6  0XBae  VdL 


fAxmojcr,  October- ftie  M.—Thfe'Breaiftdbane^^  Handicap 
Plate  of  lOOgs;  ^tilrance  9gs$  tme-  ilftHe  and- a  -forlong 

Mt  J.  HopeTs  WiMie^Shovpe,  hy  Albert  Victor, 

3yrs,  78t5!b          >-           -           -•^odimon  1 

Mr  C.  J.  Mam^^Rei^ew,  4<yre^  Slt^ft             « Piatt  2 

'  Mr  W.  FAason^s  Prince  Bndolph,  4  yrs,  8st  ISA  fiafan  3 


Syrs,  6Bt-3lb 
(Mr  £D.  Ball'8i1IUiMtg«di'  Tkb^m  - 


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5  to  4  agst  Prince  Radolplr,  9  to  Ittgsfc  WfHie  Blisfpe,  and 
•  4»  to  l.#gst  BoTiew.    -Won 'by  a  'length  and  a  half,  a 
length  l^twoen  the  second  and  thirds  a,  good'  fourth. 

The  A  thole  TUAndkap  Tlate  >  oii  <  10C|gti '  iwiaaiitE  lexUa ; 
:  «skx»ftei  3g8 ;  five  f arlongs  ( 1 0  i  Z.  4  7«.) 

J>' Drislane's- Sbeiv,  >*b/ €«nittallo^  4< 
:6bC  ISIb-  -  -  .  ^.Pktt  1 

Mr  J.  Bibdi*Vl>a^ll|^t^  4  ^  fst  ilDiCnidl^KMb 

tfztiE'V      •     .  .  .  DarM^  2 

Mr  J.  liCtetUi90%9fiii]lyV^  fn,<7it'4SSy         -*  (TMliiMoix '  3 
Dv  of  'Montrose's  Bound  Shot,  6  yra,  8st  7  It      Batoiovd  4 
MrB.  Rodle7'0^*Pinler»  .Tto,  M>uym      •        iMOoe'  5 
7  to>'^4^gitCtill*r,  9ft»4ia||si  Jana  Sh«tre«  5  to  l  .agst 
Di^ighH,  6  to  I  agiit  fidiittck  6hot,  and  10  to  1  agst 
Pa&l^.    Wcin>:bjr  a: length,  the  «aae  l>etiwen  the 
second  and  third,  a  bad  foiudi. 

The  IntJutpm':¥Ui»<d  MOgs;  CIm  "mloMA  to  be  «dld  bjr 
Mction  for  100  sov.,  ^h  allowaaeesif  lorlesa;  eBtranceflgs; 
six  furlongs  (1012.  17«.) 
Mr  J.  Steel's  Shifter,  t^j.^hifnal,  ^  jrrs, 

eai.  78t  1  n>  (50;.)         -  ^  •  Dormtty  1 

MfJ.  C]x>an'«J«Bflie>.5yis,,8itllIh(50;0  W^don  2 
Mr  Laidlaw's  Hatchment)  47n,  8st  lift  (502.)  -  Bajner  3 
Mr  J.  Shepherd's  Agnes  Prinirose,  3  yrs,  8st  6lb 


iMr  G;  jr.  Meray'fl  S&tb  III;  fi^yrs,  6s«  lilt  (m)  1^%'  - 
Mr  A.  Gannt's  Apparition,  2  yrs,  est  US)  (602.)  Rhodvs  - 
Mr  W.  VAmmn^B^  Vtm  Ayr;  2  <;prs,  78&-^.  7B(}4fe 


Mr  J.Martin's  Enphrosyne',  4  yn^SHt  1  lib  (66^i)TaibIiiisda  - 
Mr  J.  M*Eenna,  fnn.'flF  Utmrer,  S^yies,  8st  94l»^(0Oi.)  Fiig«a  - 
S  to  1  4ig8t  Eophrosyne,^?  to  2  ttf^  Jessie,  4  toT^igst 
Agues  FrintttJae,  d  to  1  ajgst  Yan  Ayr,  8  to  1  Hfi^st 
Usurer,  add '20  to  1  agst  any  other.  Won  Iff  a  nwk, 
half  a  tiMgeh  hetween  the  )iecond  and  thit^.— The 
winnsr  was  bwght  in  tor  5k3g8r. 

The  County  Welter  Handicap  PUte  dI  iOUgs;.  entrance 
one  mile  (1012. 17^ 
Mr  A.  Oftunt^  fltece  Riipert,  %y ^PHnei  CfaaHSe, 

9yn.  lOstKHB  -          -          -          WtlBm'  l 

Mr  J.  Hope's  Letdy  Ldtfalfttf,         Sst'aith  -  TonkHiufcm  2 

D.  of  Moiktrose's  CMUaider,  4  yrs,  •9st8ft          -^WttlA  3 

Mr  J.  Sl«sk'sTu8caQy,6yrs,9stl2m        -     QriMths  4 


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5  to  4  Afest  Prince  Rupert,  9  to  4  agst  Lady  Lothian,  7  U> 
2  agat  Taacany,  and  6  to  1  agat  Callander.  Won  by  » 
ahort  head«  a  bad  third. 

Fbidat. — The  Perth  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs;  winners 
extra;  entrance  3g8;  six  furlongs  (lOU.  17«.} 
Mr  J.  Martin's  Chibby,  by  Mirmillo,  8  yrs, 

78t2lb      -  -  -  -  TomHnsoD  1 

Mr  R.  Rodley's  Wild  Mint,  5  yrs,  78t  12ft  -  Lake  2 
Mr  C.  J.  Merry's  Crowland,  5  yrs,  8st  10!b  -  Fitton  a 
Mr  J.  Brodie's  Daylight,  4  yra,  98t  dib  (incl.  12lb 

extra)      -  -  -      .     -      Dorretty  • 

Mr  R.  Osborne's  Lady  Ida,  3  yrs  7st  12lb  (ind.  7% 

extra)  -  -  -    Goodway  - 

Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Explosion,  3  yrs,  78t  5lh       •  Finley  - 

3  to  I  agst  Explosion,  4  to  1  each  agst  Crowland  and  Lady 
Ida,  6  to  1  each  agst  Daylight  and  Chibby,  and  7  to  1 
agst  Wild  Mint.  Won  by  a  length,  a  neck  between 
the  second  and  third. 

The  Tay  Plate  of  lOOgs;  entrance  Sgs;  one  mile  (lOlA  17«.> 
Mr  W.  PAnson's  Hambledon,  by  Standard,  S  yrs, 

9st  2lb  -  -  -  •  Fagan  t 

Mr  J.  Slack's  Tascany,  5  yrs,  98t-  -      Dorretty  2 

D.  of  Montrose's  Callander,  4  yrs,  9st  *  Batsford  3 

11  to  2  onHambledon.  Won  by  three  lengths,  two  lengtha 
between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Stormont  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs;  the  winner  to  be 
sold  by  anction  for  50  sov.;  entrance  3g8  eachj  fire  forlooga 
(lOH.  17#.) 

Mr  T.  Holmes's  Floridor,  by  Glendale,  or  Coernleos, 


Mr  J.  Shepherd's  Agnes .  Prinuos^,  8  yrs, 

78t  12&  -  -  -  Goodway  a 

Mr  J.  Martin's  Fuphrosyne,  4  jr8,8st  3lb   -   Tomlinson  4 
D.  of  Montrose's  Koand  Shot,  5  jrs,  Sst  895       •   Piatt  6 
9  to  4  agst  Floridor,  5  to  2  agst  Buphrosyne,  4  to  1  agst 
Jessie,  II  to  2  agst  Agnes  Primrose,  and  6  to  1  agst 
Round  Shot   Won  by  a  neck,  the  same  between  the 
second  and  third. 

The  Montrose  Handicap  of  7  sot.  each,  2  ft.  to  the  fond,, 
with  100  added  ;  winners  eitra:  tbe  second  saved  his  stakes 
about  one  mile  and  a  half  (7  sub8.-^107Z.) 
Mr  A.  G aunt's  Prince  Rupert,  3  yrs,  78t  10&  (incl. 


Fagan  1 
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KELSO.  417 

Mr  J.  Shepherd's  Merrimake,  6  jn,  Tst  lalb         Lake  2 
Mr  R.  Craig'B  Pan,  3  yrs,  Sat  {incl.  7ft  extra)  Tomlinsoa  - 
Even  on  Prince  Rapert,  6  to  2  agst  Pan,  and  3  to  1  agst 
Merrimake.   Won  by  a  bead;  Pan  bolted. 

The  olher  races  were  for  banters — gee  Steeple  Chase  Vol. 

KELSO. 

Tuesday,  October  the  6th.— The  Trial  Plate  of  lOOgs; 
the  winner  to  be  sold  by  aaction  for  150  so?,  with  allowances 
if  for  less;  entrance  3gs  ;  six  furlongs  (lOH.  17 s,) 
Mr  T.  Holmes's  Floiidor,  by  Gkndale,  or  Cceraieas, 

3  yrs,  8st  5ft  (50Z.)  ...  Fagan  1 
Mr  P.  Buchanan's  Augusta  Victoria,  4  yrs,  8bt  8ft 

(50/.)         -  -W.  Glover  2 

Mr  W.  SteTenson's  Explosion,  3  yrs,  8st  5ft 

(60/.)  ...  -Tomlinson  8 

Mr  J.  Groan's  Jessie,  5  yrs,  8st  lOIb  (50/.)  Weldon  4 

Mr  C.  Land's  Lakelet,  3  yrs,  Sst  2ft  (50/.)  •  Luke  - 
Mr  A.  C.  Watson's  Dutch  Skipper,  2  jrs,  6st  1 1ft 

(50/.)  -  -  -  -  W.  Dunn  - 

Mr  fi.  Rathie's  President,  aged,  8st  10ft  (50/.)  Lomas  • 
Mr  J.  Shepherd's  Agnes  Primrose,  3  yrs,  8st  2lb 

(60/.)    -  -  -  .     C.Bowman  - 

5  to  2  agst  Jessie,  4  to  1  agst  Floridor,  5  to  1  agst  Dutch 
Skipper,  and  6  to  1  agst  Agnes  Primrose.  Won  by  a 
lengdi,  the  same  between  the  second  and  third. — The 
winner  was  bought  in  for  lUOgs. 

The  Broxmonth  Nursery  Handicap  of  5  soy.  each  for 
starters,  with  100  sov.  added,  for  two  yrs  old;  entrance  2g8; 
six  f arlongs  (5  sabs.—!  1 7/.  1 8«.> 

Mr  C.  Land's  Pruteus,  by  Thurio,  78t  5ft  -  Luke  1 
Mr  C.  J.  Cunningham's  b.g.  by  Wisdom,  or 

Quits,  oat  of  Relief,  7bt  10ft       -  -  Chandley  2 

Mr  R.  Vyner's  The  Interloper,  8st  2tb  -  W.  Glover  3 
Mr  R.  Craig's  Fedalma,  8st  -  C.  Bowman  4 

Mr  J.  Williamson's  Stoleaw ay,  7st  1 2ft   -     Tomlinson  5 
2  to  1  agst  The  Interlcper,  9  to  4  agst  the  Relief  gelding, 
7  to  2  agst  Stoleaway,  and  5  to  1  agst  Proteos.  Won 
by  a  length  and  a  half,  a  bad  third. 

The  Roxborghe  Handicap  of  10  boy.  each,  3  ft.  to  the  fund, 
with  200  SOY.  added;  one  mile  and  a  half  (22  sabs.— 260/.) 
Mr  R.  Vyntr'B  Stone  Clink,  by  Speculum,  3  yrs, 

78t9ft        -  -  -  -  Tomlinson  1 

Mr  T.  Hohnes's  Lawminster,  aged,  8st4ft  -  Fagan  2 
Mr  £.  Lascelles's  Austrasia,  4  }  rs,  7st  2ft   -       Lomas  _  3 

S  3 


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418  RACING  <3lALENDAR, 

Mr  W.  SteyeitBen'ftR<^aJ  RaibB,3 :yr8|/68tr7Jb  W.^toTW  4 
Mr.H.  Hiitl'a  Tka,  aged»  7<»t  7m         -  fitantoa  - 

Kr  C.  J.  Ounoiogbam'B  br.  h.  hj'^ramtLBneA, 

out  of  Hjgeia»  6  yis,  Sat  lOlb  -  Ghandley  — 

Mr  H.fiaU's  Paleface,  aged,  iBst  Sib  -   H.  Roden  - 

9  to  4  a?pat  Stone  Clink,  5  to  2  agst  Lflwrninster,  and  6  to 
1  agst  Aastrasia.  Won  ia  a  canter  by  four  lengths, 
two  lengths  between*  the  feeoond  and  third. 

the'Eftleo  Bcftling  H8ndica[y  PlMe  <^  VO^i,  for  two  yrs 
old;  tbcwinneir  to  be  told' by  ametion'for  160'fiOT.;  eAtMce 
3g8 ;  fiv«  forloDSS  (10)2.  }fU.y 

Mr  J.  CkMifte^fl  Eliangowan,  Spfifig(ield,1M;  FaK«B  1 
Mr  J.  Williamson's  titoleaway^  Sst  4fi^  '(ear. 

88t5»)      •  -  .  .     WeMoitt  2 

R.  Kodley's  Thomey,  Tst  7%         -  ^  ^tt^e  3 

Mr  J.  Steel's  «h.  f.  hf  €o6ral^8,  dat  of  E^aa^- 

iHittity,  7st  111b  -  -  -  DbMtly  4 

Mif  K.  Graig's  Pedftlma,  9st  nfb  -  -  BMtelLshaw^  - 

Mr  H.  B.  Craig's  St^rtt^ehase^  7tt  1 OR^ «       C:  iB<»wtfidii-  • 
Mr  J.  W.  Lee's  Bagley  Green,  7<t  9t>        -  W.  Gtovier  - 
1  agst  Stem -chase,  4  to  I  agst  Bagley  GrecA,  5;  to  1 
e&eh  agiBt-  Sfcblenway  ottA  ^EUttngowan,  &  to*  1  atsi  the 
Eqnanimi^  flUy,  afid     to*  I  agsk  Thomey.  Wom^bj 
fatllf  a  length,  a  head  between  the  second  and  thijrd. — 
Jhtf  Wifttier  was  botfght  iti  for  liOgs. 
'The  Welter  Cup  (handicap)  of  100  sot.  addled  to  a  Sweep* 
stakes  of  5  sov.  each  for  starters ;  entrance  Zgai  one' mile  (4 
Bubs.— 112Z.  18*.) 

Mr  H.'B.  ^afglft  Old'HilMlity,  by  8ftlv«lMnr^  *y9% 

98t7tb  -  -        C.'B«finai»  1 

Mr  J.  Shepherd's  Merrim4te«^  6  ym>  es^hlBft*-  W«iidaB* '  2 
Mr'  R:  Craig's  Pan^  aiyrsj  Sut  1^1  Ib>  Bracksbbw  3 

Mr  C.  H.  Home  P«r«i38'tOani»tiilk,  Siy«t|!M)7l&Fagm  4 
5  to-  2  each  agst  Pan  Mid:  ConliHtalk,  3*  to  I  ugjbt  Old 
'  KobiUf y,  and  7  ia:9r«g8t^M«rHiMike.   WM/by  aleii|||tb, 
*•  head  between  the  second)  aftidttftinU 
Tl!6fi^ -l^to  also  a  hanters*  )iiCiB>^^^9tttclp!i6  Chasb  Tol. 

WOTTlNGHlAiM  Amcmt  KwcTmcf. 

TuBSDAT,  October  the  6th.— A  Maiden'Plate  of  lOOgs,  for 
'  i»f ses  of  a)k  agaft  tbaft  ImA  Dtever  wdii  lOOMr.'  Moreitbe  day 
of  iMMxring ;  e&tDaneei  Sga;  8iittfi«doDgB<lOU.  I7«;) 
Mr  F.  BsLtm'a  Mmbmut  ide  f^aiisy  by  Mask, 

8  vm,  M  91b  -  -  -  F.  Baneft  1 

Mr  T.  Green's  chv  f.  by  LndiMffk,  or  Haraese,  out 

of  Lady  Gosling,  2  yrs,  7sll  ll^  -  •      Fialejc  2 

Mr  W.vKctanedy's  Lauraline,  3  yrs,  9st  61b         •  owner  8 


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Hie  Bestvi^ood  JStat^ry  'Plate  (hindicap)  of '20a  86V.  for 
twoyrsold;  entrance. 3g8;  five  furlongs  (iW.  17*.)  , 
Mr  D.  Jardine's  ^MPirth,  Stratbmore,  5st  71b'  l*.  Loat^s  I 
Mr  M.  WilliaiBson's  Sir  David,  78t  lib  -  F!  Barrett ,  2 
Ml*  B.  Vyner's  .Qaeen  Joanna,  6st  »Ib  -  G.  ^Woodbtirtt  3 
lid  Durham's  Maid  of 'Honour,  6sC  I2lb  -  Rifckiby - 
Mr  J,  Pickersgill's  NubbTdy  Bux,  6st  1^  K.^Martia!  - 
Mr R.:S.  Crompton*B  Almond,  m  ^^lb'(car;  CsC  tttt^JiFlnley:,  - 
Mr  W.  Arnuirs  Slrathby,  6Bt  lt)lb  -  Tomiigaonl ,  - 
Miss  Isabella  Ch>&b:ain!s  'Bbnedetter,  68t  (e&r. 

68t  m)  -  -  -         W. 'EVAtfi,- 

Mr  J.  Honghton^s  HyttGinth,  Sst  13ft  (car.  Clatr  5TB)  Watt,  '  - 
Mr  W.  J.  Legh's  Malaga,  Mt  iStb-  -       Cdldei^  - 

Mrs  E.  Huntei^a  Dudhcss  of  Edinburgh,  5st  IDlb 

Ccar.  5st  r2tb)       -  -  -       MdHens  - 

ISrt  G.  Creveland^'WHd  Nbtes,  m  ItOs  (car. 

SstMft)   -  -  .  .      i:.idfflard  - 

4  to  1  agst  Maid  of  Honotu*',  tS  to  Y  tCgst  Qii6en  Joanna,  7  to 
1  ^aifil  Ifiitth)  8  <d  l  eacb  agat'NnbblejFfitfx  atttl  Sir 
Davidy nod.  tCKK  tO'  6  a^> iuij  <*hes-.  Won;  bj<  a>  len^h, 
a  neofc  betii^etea  ihtA'fieeoad  And  third.  i  >  u 

The  Mapperlej  Hall  Selling  Plate^f  150  so-v.,  by  snbsjiryip. 
ti«n  ol.^g8  each,  with  9^.  5s.  added',  for  all  ages:  the^nner 
tO'b^^ld  by  auction  for  lOO-  sov-vif  for  ^  gov.  attowea 
fi^e  ihrlongs  and  1^00  yard^  [1 2  subs.— 1 501.}  ,  j  ^ 

Mr  J:  Hbppet's  Panic,  .^y  Blfilff  Athol,  4^  yrs,  9st  71b 


F.  Bates's  Gi^ndon^ a  yrs,  9st  2tb  (602.)  G.  Ban^lJ^^  2 
Capt.  A.  de  VW  Smith's'Evbrgreen^  ^'yts,  Tst*  7Tb     ,    •  ^ 

(60«.)   -  -  -  -         A.  W^te  3 

Mr  B.  Cavingtoa'a  Feather  Bonnet*  2  yrs,  -78^4%       ,    > , 

C50O  -  -  -  -       J.  Barrel  ^- 

Mr  T,  Stevens,  jdn.'*  Bieflection,  4  yrs,  98t  41b 

(SOi.)   -  -  -  -       ^  tT.Loateis  - 

Mr  W,  AmntPs  Camarine,  2^  yrs,  7st^tb  (50;.)'TomI!is8on  - 
Mr  H.  Macksey's  Grip  Fast,  S  yrs,  8st  I3lb  (507.)  Wftts  - 
Mr  W.  Kennedy's  Lanraline,  3  yrs»  Sat  lOlb-^car. 

Sst  12lb  C5or.)      -  -  -  -oiiaier  - 

2  to  1  agst  Grip  Fast,  4  to  Tagst  Featber  Bonnet,  5  to  1  agst 
IteiMtiion;  6<to  1*  ttgbt  Panib,  10>ta  1  a^st^yndbb,  20 
to  1  ««sb  tki^  CttOiuitie^  and  :fiTirgtiBen,  and  KOdtU  1 
agst  LaiMdidQ.  Wob  b!f  thflee  Uni^hs,  thsee^qtUp^ 
•»  length  between  the  second  and '  ihlrd.-^Tie  Iribner 
#M»8dldtoM]^fiedNroftli*IuiinbtonfoslaOBs.  ' 


thi^. 


(60Z0 


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420  BACU^O  CALENDAR, 


.  The  Nottiogbamshire  Handicap  of  500  aoT.  by  siibscripdoD 
of  lOgB  each,  or  6  ft.  if  declared  bj  September  28tb,  with 
274/.  5s.  added;  the  second  received  20  boy.,  oot  of  the 
stakes ;  one  mile  and  a  few  yards  (31  sabs.  17  of  whom  paid 
6g8  each— 480/.) 

Ld  Elle&mere'H  SomertoD,  by  Hampton,  4  yn. 

7Bt  lim      -  -  -  -  6.  Barrett  t 

Mr  R.  C.  Naylor's  Toastmaster,  aged,  98t  9lb  -Watts  2 
Mr  J.  C.  Waterhonae's  Fornax,  4  yis,  7st  llDS  A.  White  3 
Ld  Cadogan's  Mate,  6  yrs,  9st  6!b        -  Archer  - 

Mr  Abington's  Corinia,  4  yrs,  Sat  31b  -    C.  Wood  - 

Mr  R.  Vyner  8  Alb,  3  yr?,  78t  Sffi  -  Goodway  - 
Mr  W.  J.  Legh*s  John  Barleycorn,  3  yrs,  7st  3lb  E.  Martin  - 
Sir  R.  JardiLe's  Beaumont,  3  yrs,  7Bt  -  F.  Barrutt  - 
Baron  de  Hirsch's  Glimmer,  3  yrs,  est  1  Iffi  Tomlisson  - 
Mr  R.  Howett's  Aigill,  6  yrs,  Gst  T!b    -  Eickaby  - 

3  to  1  agst  Corinia,  7  to  2  agst  Somerton,  100  to  15  agst 
BeanmoDt,  7  to  1  agst  Mate,  8  to  1  agst  Alb,  100  to  8 
agst  Glimmer,  100  to  7  each  agst  AigUl  and  Fornax,  and 
20  to  1  agst  Toafetmaster.  Won  by  three  lengths,  fomr 
lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

'  (The  Annesley  Sellirg  Plate  of  150  sov.  by  snbscription  of 
5|;»  each,  with  102/.  15ir.  added;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by 
auction  for  100  soy.  if  for  60  sot.  allomed  7K;  one  mile  (10 
subs.— 150/.) 

ytr  W.  H.  Manser's  Kineton,  by  Grimston,  aged, 

.lost  (60/.)    -  CWood  1 

Mr  E.  Weever's  Young  Hopeful,  3  yrs,  9st  3rt  (50/.)  Hill  2 
Mr  W.  Sadler's  Incendiary,  aged,  lOst  (60/.)  Axcher  3 
Mr  Ker  Seymer's  Sweet  Willie,  3  yrs,  8st  13l!J 

(50/.)  -  -  .  .G.Barrett  - 

Mr  W.  Brown's  Sunset,  4  yrs,  9Bt  1  Itb  (60/.)  Watts  - 
Mr  T»  Stevens's  Approbation,  2  yrs,  est  11  lb — car. 

7si(60/.)  -  -  -       F.Barrett  - 

Mr  jr.  Nicholl's  Motherless,  2  yrs,  7st  (60/.)     W.  Evans  - 
Mr  A.  C.  Bradbury's  Buffoon,  2  yrs,  7st  (60/.)        Wall  - 
5  .to  4  agst  Incendiary,  4  to  1  agst  Approbation,  1 3  to  2  agst 
Kineton,  7  to  1  agst  Sweet  Willie,  10  to  I'agst  Young 
Hopeful,  and  20  to  1  each  agst  the  others.   Won  by 
lialf  a  length,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and 
third.— The  winner  was  bought  in  for  120gs,and  Mr  T. 
I  Sievens  claimed  Incendiary. 

The  Elvaston  Castle  Plate  (handicap)  of  200  sov.;  en- 
trance 5gs  for  starters ;  five  furlongs  (194i.  16*.) 
Gapt.  Machell's  Can't,  by  Dutch  Skater,  3  yrs, 

m      (car.  7st)         -  -  .  F.  Barrett  1 

Mr  W.  Genge a  King's  Court,  6  yi8,  est  13ft  E.Martin  2 


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:N0TTINQHAM  autumn  Mbbting.  421 


Ld  £Uesmere'8  Housewife,  8  yrs,  Gst  7 lb  G.  Woodbam  9 
Mr  K.  Vjner'sFabiola,  4  yrs,  ?6t  13lb  -  J.  Woodbura  - 
Mr  B.  S.  Crompton's  O^er  the  Border,  3  yrs, 

78t  lOlb  (car.  Tst  12tt)  -  -  -  G.  Barrett  - 

Mr  T.  Green's  Knight  £rrsnt,  4yr8,  Tst  lOlB  -      Finley  - 
Mr  F.  Piatt's  Balvarran,  3  yrs,  78t  (car.  Tst  itb)  A.  White  - 
7  to  4  aget  Fabiola,  4  to  1  agst  Housewife,  8  to  1  each 
agst  Over  the  Border  and  Casi%  and  10  to  1  each  agst 
King's  Court  and  Knight  Errant.   Won  hj  two  lengthSr 
four  lengths  between  ^e  second  and  thirds 

Wednesday. — The  Northern  Welter  Handicap  Plate  of 
150  SOT.  for  horses  trained  North  of  the  Trent;  entrance  3gs; 
a  mile  (146Z.  17«.) 

Mr  R.  Vyner's  Alb,  by  Specnlom,  3  yrs,  98t  9lb     Watts  I 
Mr  W.  Sanderson's  Clif  tonian ,  4  yrs,  I  Ost  8lb  J.  Wood  burn  2 
Mr  T.  Valentine's  Cassia,  3  yrs,  8st  12tb      -     Weldon  3 
Mr  R.  Howett's  Equity,  5  yrs,  8st  l^lb  -        G.  Barrett  - 
5  to  4  a^st  Alb,  3  to  1  agst  Cliftonian,  9  to  2  agst  Cassia^ 
and  100  to  15  agst  Equity.  Won  by  a  length  and  a  half, 
three  quarters  of  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Mile  Nursery  Handicap  Plate  of  150  so  v.  for  two  yrs 
old;  winners  extra;  entrance  3g3;  a  nale  (146/.  17«.) 
Mr  W.  G.  Stevens's  b.  c.  by  Pellegrino,  oat  of 

Quebrada,  6st  12tb  (car.  68t  13A)  •  A.  White  I 
Capt.  Machell's  Lady's  Maid.  8st6B>  -  F.  Barrett  2 

Mr  D.  Jardine's  Mirth,  7st  7K  (inch  12lb  extra)  Wall  3 
Mr  J.  Corlett's  Fairlight,  7st  81b      -  £.  Martin  - 

Mr  J.  Dalton's  Friars  Hurst,  7st  3lb         -  J.  Woodbum  - 
Mr  B.  Vyner's  Kiss  Not,  6st  13&>  (car.  78t)      Good  way  - 
Mr  £.  R.  Smith's  Avenella,  6st  8lb         •     Tomlisson  - 
100  to  30  agst  Mirth,  4  to  1  each  agst  Lady's  Maid  and 
the  Quebrada  colt,  5  to  1  agst  Fairlight,  100  to  15  agst 
Friars  llnrst,  100  to  12  agat  Kiss  Not.  and  100  to  8  agst 
Avenella.    Won  by  three-quarters  of  a  lengthy  half  a 
length  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Friar  Tuck  Selling  Plate  of  lOOgs;  the  winner  to  be 
sold  by  auction  for  50  sov.;  entrance  3gs;  five  furlongs 
(low.  17*.) 

Mr  R.  Uillier's  Loch  Leven,  by  Prince  Charlie, 

3  yrs,  98t  7lb      -  -  -  A.  Giles  1 

Mr  R.  Caringtou's  Feather  Bonnet,  2  yrs,  78t  1  lib 

(car,  7st  I2lb)     -  -  -        G.  Barrett  2 

Mr  Hed worth  Lambtou's  Panic,  4  yrs,  lOat  -  Watts  3 
Mr  F.  Batess  Glyndon,  3  yrs,  M  lOlb  -  F.  Barrett  - 
Mr  W.  Brown's  Patchwork,  2  yrs,  Sst  2fl5  -  A.  White  - 
Mr  W.  H.  Manser's  Kineton,  aged,  IC^t-         C.  Wood  • 


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4S2         RAOINO  oALumm, 

Mr  W.  Hennery's  La«fttli«9v  d  ^/9M  2i%  «      OMenr  -  - 
Bfe*  D0d8wortk*8  Ba£foofi,'9  y«9,  88t  (e»r.  SMrisilb)  *  Hill  - 
Mr  Bleacklej'd  'HeaftlMHmie,  2  j^m,'  8st         -  T.  Coanenr  - 
'85^  f^40l4:8t  Panic,  9  to  2  agst'  Kiiieton,  6  to  1  tieusli  agst 
LObh  Leven  and'  FdHCher'BMitlet,  lO'to  1  Agst  Glyn^n, 
to  e  agttt^atiehmirk,  And  Wto  1  agflt  Hedtk«rbvae. 
Woff  bf  fi  l«tt^1l  aHd  'a>hsi}f,i;hM'qttfifii^     «  leofi^th 
botwetoti'the^Meoiid  lu^d'tllird'.^llie  winner  WfU  - sold  to 
Mt  T.  Green  for  9M^. 
The  Welbeck  Ab1>ey  Hmrdlcap  of  2Sa  «jy.  by  snbscription 
•of'  5gs  each,  3  ft.,  witU  M5>  .ao^^  oddad  s  .wumaia  ^xtmr  the 
second  received  ^  sev.  ost  of  tbe>Btakea  f  lix  £mrloQ0«  ^^29 
subs.— 230Z.) 

Mr  W.  H.  Mainer'a^  8t  Bile,  by  PeUeguiiio, 

3yr8, 78t      -  -  -  ^  J.  Brown  1 

Capt.  Machell's  Can*t,  3  yn9,7«t  7n>-(io«}.13%.ex.)  A.White  2 
Mr  W.  £.  Marehaird  Liffey,  4  yes,,  7at  4tb  J.  Woodbvn  3 
Mr  JoB.  .Davia-'»  Drakenebei^c,  (  yrs,  M  G.  Barrett  - 
>Mr  .B.  Weever^s  Herald/nged,  8at.6lb  -       Hill  - 

Mr  G.  Cleveland's  Telerine;  6  yrs,  8«t  151b  a  Wood  - 
Mr  W.  G^Dge's  Kings's  Court,  6  yrs,  Tst  6fb  Tomlisson  « 
<8ivB.  J«rdiMVLiBda,  4yrs»7^t  «i^  -  F.Bamutt  - 
Ld  EUesmere^  Btrttjrley,  6  .y»-  7st  -  E.  MaiHia  - 

4  to  1  afist  Brayl»yv6to  1  at^st^Linda^.?  iolagat  Ptleifcie, 
8  to  \  each  agst  Kiag^'s  Coiuty  at  Role,  J^ffeiy,  Oan't, 
.aii4  Dtakensberg,  4ad.lO  t»  1  a^HenOd.  Wan  by  fbve 
tokigtbst.thiefr-qtaftsiSkoC  a  length  bet#eea  the  lecimd 

.  landthdrd. 

'Tlie'  olfher  moes  at  thfe'fioeetifig'  w»e  trnder  Qtand'NMienal 
I&Uit  BftliBB— ««e  Steepte  Ohase  vohitne. 

BBICHSTBR  Amx]7iiu  "Mmnm. 

/FavBaoAT,  Oetober  the  8th.«-*The  .Gopsall  Plate  <handl- 
tep)  of  200  SOT,;  winnara  extra;  entrance  3xa;  one  mile, 
straight  (196/.  179,} 

Mr  J.  PickersgiU's  ch.  g.  by  Salvator,  out  of  Peffar, 

5  yrs,  lOst  Sffl)  -  •  -  Archer  1 
^Mr  G.  Hibbert*a  St  Vincent,  5  yrs,  9st  lift  A.  Giles  S 
Mr  J.  G.  Mosenthal's  Blucber,  3  yrs,  88t  4tb  -  A.  White  3 
CoL  Halketft  Jack8MK'»  Pytchley,  6  yre,  lOst  7!b  J.  Bndd  - 
Mr  Abitrgton's  Fontail,  4  yre,  I  Ost  3ft  find.  5ft  ex. )  owner  - 
Capt.  Mimdslays  Bteakfaist,  3  yrs,  9st  8ft    -   C.  Wood  - 

-  Cmlfley waitl*s  Monacella,4  yTs,88t  6ft  (car.  drt  dft )Cow!ey  > 
lee  to  30  agst;  St  Ylnoent,  7  to  2  agst  itie  Peffar  gelding, 
4^  t&  1  agst  Fantftil,  H90  to  15  agst  Breakfast,  and  }e  to 
1  each' agst  the  others;.  Won  'easi^y  by  alei^h,  «bad 


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LEICBSTER/  AuTtnnr .  Misting.  423 

The  Thursday  Sellipg  Plate,  of  JOO  807,;  the  wkrnes  torbe 
sold  bj. auction  for  100  soy.,  if  for  50  soy.  allowed '^Ib-i  en- 
tzanc&^gs;  five  farloqgs  (1942.  lUJj 
Mr  AbiDgton's  Fair  XilkD,  by  Miaiicasteo,.3  yw, 

88tnm(M^.)  -  -  -     Archer  1 

Mr  J.  O'NeilPs  b.-l  by  Specnlum,  out. of;  Equa- 
nimity, 3  yrg,  Sst  l.ifb  (50/.)       -  -  C  Loates  2 
Mr  F.  Robinson's  Capitolina,  4  yrs,  9st  lib 

{501.)  -  -  -  G.Barrett  3 

Mr  C.  Hibbert's  Oipsycraft',.  ^  yrs,  ^at  lift  (50^.)  Jesaop  - 
Mr  B.  Dalgliesh*s  Menevia,  3  yrs,  8st  I'tftJ 

(50^.)     -  .  -  .  J.'T^flwrdbtirn  - 

Mr  P.  Btfry*8  Mystic,  2  yrs,  tdf  Ttt  (601.)  TomUBson  - 
Mr  «Iacobson*s  br.  c.  by  Lord  Clyde,  out.  of  Shy 

Girt,  2yrs,8dt  (10t)?.)  -  -  -T.  Adams  - 

Mr  T.  Stevens,  jtin.^s  £tblian,  2  yrs,  Thi  4tb 

(50?.)  .  -  -  -F-Ban^tt  - 

7  to  4  on  Fair  HiKan,  t0a  to  15  agst  Etoll'an,  tOO  to  12  agst 
Capiitolina,  IDO  t6  8.  ^t 'Mystib,  lOato  6  agst'Menevia, 
and  20  to  1  each  agst  <?he  others.  *  Won  easify  by  a 
liength,  half  a  length  between  the  4seoond  and  thiird. — 
The  winner  was  bought  in  fbr400g«'. 

Tfae'Iaattg«ra^tt'N«rBery  Handlcflp'ioC  IOOO'M>«s.,  by  snb- 
ateripti»fl' of'fS'idt.  ench^  V5  ft.,'Ot»  i*<detla#«d^^ October 
5th,  with  550  sov.  added,  for  IWd'yrs  old?  >»9k  fkilMgs  (45 
.Mib8*.3ft  of  whom  ftad  i..soYv««Bh'*-*100Q&) 
Mir  W.  Wiight's  «eit»«ier,iby  Umpire,  7»t'4m  F.  Barrett  1 
Mr  Douglas 'Baird's  Denbloon,'8st3fi)  -  Gk  Bacrett  2 
Mr  C.  Perkins's  Adolphus,  6st  7lb  -  -  T.  Loatoi  3 

Sir  G.  Chttwynd'A  FnUertonj  8«t  1^   -  a>Wood'  - 

Mr  A/bington's  b.  c  by  Pellegrino,  out  of  Celosia, 

8st6lb-  «•  -  -         C.tLoates'  - 

Mr  Lefem's  Beaulieu,  8st  3lb      -  -  T-ofuUsioa  - 

LdHaBting8'«StatDa^88t      -  •         Lashnar  - 

Mr  J.  Lowther's  Yule  Tide,  8st    -  J.  Woedbom  - 

Mr  C.  Auftin's  Protoctioniflt,  ^t  lOfll-  -  A.  W^ite  -  - 
Mr  B.  Gari]3gton'«  Claraon,  7st  7HV  -  •  ^  Zi  Martin-  - 
Mr  R.  C.  Nay]or'BrLDck8titoh,.6at  Idlb  -  -  Wall-  - 

Ld  rGidtherpe'sSiam,  68t9!b        -  -  .  Ri«hal|y  - 

&  t(^  I  hgKb  €%iri9Q,:6  to  bea»h^8gstr9Qato^yFnUerton,i«nd 
JDoubkouy  100  to  9  agst < Adolphus,.  100  to  8  each  agst 
sBeitemer  and  the  Geloeia  celt,  and  100  to  ^lagst  Pro- 
'teetiOBist.  Won  l^a  leQipcth,  aleagth  and  a.half  ]s»etween 
the  second  and  third. 

The  Viliage  NnnsexyBaadicapoi  OOOsot.  for  two  j^rs  old; 
4he  wittier  to  be  sold  bjf  smcUod,  for  100  sot.^  entrance. i^fs; 
five  furlongs  (1942. 15^.} 


Digitized  by 


424  RACING  CALENDAR, 


Ld  Caltborpe^s  Escapade,  bj  Galopin,  Sst  lOlb  (car. 

88tl2tb)  -  -  -  Archer  I 

Mr  T.  Cannon's  Kate,  88t  5lb         -  -  Robinson  2 

Mr  J.  C.  Waterhouse's  Bombay,  Sst  2lb  -        A.  White  S 
12  to  10  on  Escapade,  and  11  to  8  agst  Kate.  Won 
easily  by  balf  a  length,  four  lengths  between  the  second 
and  third.— The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  G.  E.  Paget  for 
290g8. 

The  Belgrave  Selling  Plate  of  200  sot.;  the  winner  to  be 
sold  by  auction  for  200  sot., if  for  100 soy.  allowed  7lb;  en- 
trance 5gs;  one  mile  (1942.  15«.) 
Mr  W.  Blake*s  Chance  Shot,  by  Camelion,  2  yrs, 

6st  lib  (1002.)     -  -  -  Kickaby  1 

Mr  R.  G.  Sherrard's  Malvern,  3  yrs,  Sst  13lb(200Z.)C.Wood  2 
Mr  W.  G.  Stevens's  Lady  John,  5  yrs,  8st  13lb 

(lOOZ.)        -  -  -  -   C.  Loates  S 

Mr  A.  Henderson's  Madrid,  5  yrs,  9st  29)  (1002.)  G.Barrett  - 
Mr  C.  W.  Golding*s  TyliuUer,  aged,  9st  2lb  ( 1002.)  Archer  - 
Mr  T.  Green's  ^ch  Leven,  3  yrs,  Sst  6tb 

(1002.)       -  -  -  J.  Woodbum  - 

1 1  to  S  agst  Malvern,  6  to  1  each  agst  Chance  Shot  and 
Lady  John,  6  to  1  agst  Cylinder,  and  100  to  8  each  agst 
Madrid  and  Loch  Leven.  Won  by  three  lengths,  a  neck 
between  the  second  and  third. — The  winner  was  sold  to 
Mr  F.  Morton  for  320gs. 

The  Gadby  Plate  (handicap)  of  800  sov.  by  subscription 
of  8gs  each,  or  3  ft.  if  declared  by  October  5th,  with  1692. 16«. 
added;  six  forlongs  (24  snbs.  12  of  whom  paid  Sgs  each« 
3002.) 

Mr  R.  C.  Naylor's  Forethought,  by  Forerunner,  3  yrs, 

6st3ft>-  .  -  -  -    Wall  I 

Mr  Abington's  Arncliffe,  4  yrs,  7st  lOtb  (car. 

78t  nib)  -  -  -  C.  Wood  2 

Mr  W.  R.  Marshall's  Ebro,  3  }rs,  6st  8!b  (car. 

6st4lb)  -  Tomlisson  3 

Mr  F.  Morton's  Dalmeny,  6  yrs,  98t  8B5  -  E.  Martin  - 
Mr  Jos.  Davis's  Lord  Charles,  3  yrs,  Sst  Sib  G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  G.  Trimmer's  Iris,  3  yrs,  6st  11  lb  (car. 

6st  121b)  -  -  -  A.  White  - 

Mr  C.  Hibbert's  Princess  Victoria,  3  yrs,  6st  9lb  Rickaby  - 

7  to  2  agst  Forethought,  4  to  1  each  agst  Ebro  and  Am- 
cliffe,  9  to  2  agsi  Irip,  6  to  1  agst  Dalmeny,  and  10  to  1 
each  agst  the  others.  Won  easily  by  four  lengths,  the 
same  between  the  second  and  third. 

Fbidat. — The  Berkeley  Selling  Handicap  Plate  of  150  sov.; 
the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  50  sov. ;  entrance  4g8; 
£ve  furlongs  (1452.  16«.; 


Digitized  by 


LEICKSTEB  Axmm  Mbetinq.  425 


Mr  F.  Robinson's  Capitolina,  by  Vestminster,  4  jni, 

8st  12lb  (car.  Sat  ISffi)'  ...   Archer  1 

Mr  A.  Cooper's  Crosspatch,  3  yrs,  78t  816  •  J,  Woodbarn  2 

Mr  A.  Kelsall's  Melita,  3  yrs,  7st  8!b  -  -  Wall  3 
Mr  T.  Green's  Loch  Leiren,  3  yrs,  Sst  M  (car. 

8st  ISfb)  -  -  -  •  Watts  -» 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  b.  h.  by  Distin,  oat  of  Quebrada, 

6  yrs,  88t  6lb  .            -            .            -Cranham  - 

Mr  K.  Dalgliesh*s  MeneTla,  S  yrs,  8st  Sib  -        Magoire  - 

Mr  P.  Bory's  Improvement,  3  yrs,  Tst  9Ib        -  Bickahy  — 

Mr  C.  Hibbert's  Clonmel,  3  yrs,  Jst  Stb    -       A.  White  - 

4  to  1  agst  Capitolina,  5  to  1  agst  Crosspatch,  and  6  to  I 
each  agst  Clonmel  and  Melita.  Won  by  half  a  lengthy 
a  bad  third.~The  winner  was  bought  in  for  lOOgs. 

The  Friday  Nursery  Handicap  of  300  sov.  by  subscriptioD 
of  5g8  each,  with  195  added,  for  two  yrs  old;  winners  extra; 
the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.;  seven  furlongs 
(21  subs.— 3002.) 

Mr  W.  G.  Stevens's  b.  c.  by  Pellegrino,  out  of 

Quebrada,  7st  11  lb  (iucl.  70}  extra)  >  A.  White  1 
Mr  C.  Brewer's  Kingsdene,  7bt  3fb   -  H.  Arnull  2 

Mr  Best's  Merrythought,  7bt  llfis  -    A.  Roberts  3 

Mr  T.  Cannon's  Thompson,  78t  6tb  -  -  Bobinson  4 

1 1  to  8  agst  Kingsdeue,  7  to  4  agst  the  Quebrada  colt,  4  to 
1  agst  Thompson,  and  20  to  1  agst  Merrythought.  Wod 
easily  by  a  length,  a  bad  third.— The  winner  was  bought 
in  for  490g8. 

The  Chetwynd  Plate  (handicap)  of  1000  sov.,  by  subscrip- 
tion of  25  sov.  each,  15  ft.  or  5  if  declared  by  October  5tn» 
with  585  sov.  added;  five  furlongs  (32  subs.  16  of  whom  paid 
5  sov.  each— lOOOZ.) 

Mr  D.  Henty's  Debenture,  by  Strathconan,  3  yrs, 

5st  12lb      .  •  -  -   Bobinson  1 

Ld  Hastings's  Pearl  Diver,  3  yrs,  8st  121b  Archer  2 

Mr  Manton's  Stourwick,  3  yrs,  6st  4lb  -  Bickaby  a 
Mr  F.  Robinson's  Laceman,  aged,  9st  9lb  -  Watts  - 

MrB.  Crest's  Leeds,  6  yrs,  8st  lOlb  -   A.  White  - 

Ld  Cadogan's  Beatrice,  6  yrs,  7st  6lb  -  J.  Woodbum  - 
Mr  B.  Vyntjr's  Fabiola,  4  yrs,  6st  121b  -  Finley  - 
Ld  BUesmere's  Zagazig,  3  yrs,  6st  10%.  H.  Amnll  - 
Mr  A.  Brisco's  Gannet,  3  yrs,  6st  1 21b  (car.  Gst  2%)  Wall  - 
Mr  F.  W.  Lambton's  Poor  Thing,  4  yrs,  6st  Maguire  - 
Xid  Calthorpe's  St  Honorat,  3  yrs,  5stl2lb  Frederick  Sharpe  - 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Adelina,  3  yrs,  68t  7lb  -         T.  Loates  - 

5  to  1  ag&t  Laceman,  6  to  1  agst  Pearl  Diver,  15  to  2  agst 
.   Gannet,  8  to  1  each  agst  Debenture  and  Adelina,  100 

to  8  each  agst  Stourwick,  Beatrice,  Poor  Thing,  St 


Digitized  by 


-*26  BAOTira'CAEBS^WtR, 

UcMcMif,  ^tjiAxig;  and'  ^1»'Pe&di'a^M*abioI«  land 
LeedB.  Won  easily  by  fiye  letigfCliSy  tlfree  fisnigliA  between 
'til6'BecoDd  and  ttrira. 

The  dob  Welter  ISa&dicap  !^Iate  o£  1^0  80¥,;  -wuners 
extxa;  horses  claimed  by  seven  o'clock  the  eymiBg  before 
rnnniDg  to  be' sold  for  160  aor. -allowed  7lb;  joduySy'^Ib 
extxa;  entrance  free  for  horses  th^  property  Members  of 
the  Clob,  3gs  each'  for  «tbersf  Qoe  niHe  (less  than  15QIJ) 
Gen.  Owen  WillkBMVK4wtiln8,.by  Hermit,  5  yrsy 

Il8t31b  ....  Ardher  1 

Mr  a  Hibbect'a  Sbfiyenham,  3  yrs,  9st  lib  f  loO/.)  Jessop  2 
Mr  Abiogtom's  Pnador, ^^g^^  <9i»t  1  ll>  ( \t60L)'  owner  3 
Mr  T.  yal6Dtizie'sCassia,.S.yis,:98t»9^  -  'Watts  - 

Col.  Hey  ward's  Monacella,  4  yrs,  98t  (160T.)  -     Cowley  - 

raid  l(V«gst-fiMftiIlu^iloatoi60  'at^  agst 
Shrltvnham,  i9  tv  i  Jkffit  Oasffa,  .:aBad  -10  t&  1  ^aist 
Momieella.   Won  l»y  a  .teii||th<aM  a  hbl^  wfattA^thiix^ 

The  Mile  Selling  Plate  of  lOOgs;  the  winner  f o  be  soM  by 
auction  for  ItK)  sov.,  if  for  60  sov.  allowed  Tfb;  entrancerSgs; 
one  mile,  on  the  Round  Coarse  {10  H.  m.) 
Mr  C:  W.  Golding's  Cylittder,  by  See  Saw,  aged, 

98t3Tb(60Z.y  ...  Atefaer  1 
Mr  A.  Henderson's  Madrid,  6  yrs,  9st  db  (602.)  Wattr  2 
Jtfr  CL  Hibbert^s  Angevin,  6  yrs,  m  fftOf.)  J^essop  3 

ri  to  10  onCyUutiter,.  2  to  1  agst  Madrid,  and  6  to  1  agst 
Angevfn.  won  by  a  length,  four  tetfgtiis '  between  the 
second  and  third. 

The  Alington  Plkte  of  lOOgs,.  for  horses  of  idl  a^, 
uaiddens  np  to  the  day  of  ^ntry;  entrance  Sgs;  one  mile 
(mms.) 

Sir  G.  ChetwjTjd's  Spread  Eagle,  by  Silv&Ster, 
2  yrs,  76t  4fti  -  -  J.  'Wbodbntn  1 

Mr  J.  G.  Mosenthal's  Blacher,  3  yrs,  dst  2Ib    A.  White  2 

Mr  J.  C.  WateAonae's  '^fghlajid  King,  2r  yjs, 
mirib  -  .  -  IStidhatgr  3 

5  Co  1  on  Spread '£tigld.  "Won  easfy  by  tyro  lengths,  a  bad 
third. 

'Ttitm83Cirir,-Octobirfhe  *<(h.—T*he'BG<iclettclil!  Welter  Han- 
4iteap  of  tOOgs, Jby  tmbscrfption  of  S  boy.  each,  Sf ir.  "With  O^'soy. 
-wadded;  horses  chchned  h  eight  o^ilock  the  efieiriixg  before 
'^nmning-to'be  sti*d  byanctlwr  for-50  sov:  ailowetf^ffir;  one 

■ssiecii-sttbs — im,y 


Digitized  by 


rnxmintsi'SL  .  ^427 

Mr  T.  Laidbw^HatiteiMl^  hgp>0htttKlxHt4^ 
.  .Httt)Ua>  (60^)  -  •  Wttldon  I 

Mr  Ji.  Brodie's  Dfi^U^i^i  jn,  .im.liftfih  .         lE^H  2 
BAr  J.  Co«tesrt"NMmBDv6)yw^  l«s64&.(5ai).Brtt£kfthM  3 
Mr  J.fHf9pe*s  Lady'Lothian^3  yrs,  ll8t  -         Snoird^n  4 
Mr  R.  Rodl«tt'&rWiM  Mkitv  6.  ]ns,<H)fct  »n^*CAMO '  Bakfr  - 
Hn'S«irtDn  s  b.  £.  bj  Miinden,  out  of -Miss  Middle- 
wick,  arjr%  lOrt         •»  -  -  iQrii&te.  - 
7; 46         NaamaDy  3  to  1  -agst  Daylight,  4  ta  t  mek  agst 
Ladj  £iOthifui«iKl^;Hifl$»Bfid(Ale«nQk  fil}|r»Aiia  7  to  1 
agst  Hatchment.   Won-bj  a  length,  two  leDgthatetween 
^flMoiiid.iand  ithMcb^fbad  i^oHk 

mke  Sportsmen's  Noraeiy  Handicap     200^0,  ftj  aabBcrip- 
tioBT  of  10  BOY.  eadh,  3  ft.  intk  :90'8aY.  addfidi  for  two  ^rsold; 
winners  ejrtra;  T.Y.C.  (^7  snbs.— ^IW.) 
Hr  C.  J.  Cunninghaat^s       by  Wisdonii  or  Qaits, 

oat  ef  Belief,  68t  109)  -  -     Chaadlej  1 

.   iMr  t.  W.  Lambton'a.Mliss,  est  lOft  -         W.  Glover  2 
Xd.Roseberj's.Caiatter,  8st  12lb  -  -     Bnowden  3 

"Mr  B.  Vyner*8  Moonstmck,  78t  9ft    -  -  J^ej  4 

Mr  C.  Land's  Protens,  Tst  4flS  Oncl.  7lb  extra)       Luke  - 
.^BirR.  Jaitline's'b.  c.  by  Tyaedale,  cwt'of  iMttti, 

-Tst*       -         -         -       '  -     Otfo'dhfay  — 

Marquis  Talon's  Regina,  68t  8lb       -       G.  Woodbimi  - 
5  to  2  agst  'Moonstrock,  3  to  1  agst  Chatter,  5  t<y  I  agst 
the  Relief  geldiog,  and  6  to'l  each  agst  the  Lotm  eolt  and 
MlisBr.  Won  by*  half   length,  three  lengths  between:  the 
aecond  and  third. 

The  Lothians'  Handicap  of  10  sov.  each,  3  ft.  to  the  fund, 
^th  200  80V.  added;  wiwnears  extra;  the-aecwrf  sated  his 
stake;  one  mile  and  a  half 'C!K9'8nb8.^2S0Z.) 
Marquis  Talon's  Tnunp-  Aee,  by  Martyrdom, 
4^,  6stl2lb  •  -        -G.  Wobdbum  1 

'  Mf  T.-B^hnesTsLawminster,  agedr9st  -  S!a^n  2 

Mr  J*.  HopeS' WflHe  Sharpe,  3yrs,  7st'Stt  (incL 

7  ft  eatra)  ...      Tomlinson  3 

Mr  H.  Hall's  Tiia,  aged,  8st  4ft     -  •  Cbandley  4 

Sir  R.  Jardine's  Glengyle,  3  yrs,  tst      •        Good  way  5 
3  to  1  each,  agst  Lawminster  and  Hfa>.4  to  I  agsiTkimp 
Ace,  9.  to  2  agst  'Willie^  Sharpe,  and  6  to  1  agst  Gten- 
.gyle.   Won  by  three,  lengths,  the  .same  between- the 
second  and  third. 

Tke  Dradesme&'a  Plate  of  lOOgs;  tba  winner  to  be  sold  by 
\  anctiQii  ior  150!  sov.  irith  «il6wanoe»  if  for  ksa;  entsance  3gs; 

T.Y.C.  (101^  17#.) 


Digitized  by 


428  BACING  CALENDAR, 

Mr  G.  Steers  ch.  f.  by  Coeroldiui,  out  of  Equa- 
nimity, S  TT8.  est  Itb  (50/.)      .  •   W.  Qlorer  I 

lilr  C.  Liud's  Dnnmore,  6  yn,  8st  (60/.)  -   Lake  9 

Mr  R.  W.  Armstrong's  Bagamore,  3  yri,  7st  4lb 
(60/.)-  -  -  -  Blanchett  S 

Mr  J.  Martin's  Euphrosyne,  4  yrs,  Tst 
(60/.)-  ...        Tomlinson  - 

Mr  T.  Bnms's  Forres,  2  jrs,  6st  4lb— car.  6st  6lb 
(60/.) .  .  -  .         H.  Roden  - 

Mr  T.  Buchanan's  Augasta  Victoria,  4  yrs,  7Bt  111b 
(60/.)-  ...  Goodway  - 

Mr  A.  Greasley's  ch.  f.  by  Philammon,  out  of  Mosqne, 
2yr8,  est  Itb  (50/.)  -  -  W.Dunn  - 

Mr  T.  Holmes's  Floridor,  3  yrs,  7st  lOlb  (50/.)     Eagan  - 

Mr  S.  Aitken's  br.  f.  by  Hilarioos,  oat  of  Minaret, 
2  yrs,  est  IBS  f60/.)   -  •  -     Maguire  - 

8  to  1  each  agst  Donmore  and  Floridor,  6  to  1  agst  Angasta 
Victoria,  e  to  1  agst  Eaphropyoe,  and  10  to  1  agst  the 
Equanimity  filly.  Won  by  a  length,  three  lengths  be- 
tween the  second  and  third. — The  wiimer  was  bonghtin 
for  80g8. 

Her  Majesty's  Plate  of  lOOgs  (as  granted  to  the  Edinburgh 
Meeting);  three  yrs  old,  8st  lib,  four  and  upwards,  9at;  two 
mUes. 

Mr  J.  Hope's  Lady  Adelaide,  by  New  Holland, 
5  yrs  ...  Tomlinson  I 

Mrs  Dawson's  b.  f.  by  Mundeo,  out  of  Miss  Mid- 
dlewick,  3  yrs-  -  -  C.  Bowman  2 

4  to  1  on  Lady  Adelaide.   Won  by  four  lengths. 

The  Haddbgton  Handicap  of  lOOgs;  winners  extra;  en- 
trance Sgs;  T.Y.C.  (101/.  17#.) 

Ld  Rosebery's  Snack,  by  Eisber,  4  yrs,  8st  7Ib  Snow  den  1 
Mr  A.  Greasley's  Flower  of  England,  e  yrs, 

8Bt  121b  -  -  -  .      Bruckshaw  2 

MrR.  W .  Armstrong's  Prime  Cheddar,  3  yrs,7st  1 2lb  Finley  3 
Mr  J.  Drislaue's  Jane  Shore,  4  yrs,  9st  (incl.  7I& 

extra)  ....  Weldon  4 
Mr  J.  Caims's  Captain  Bine,  aged,  8st  2tb  Goodway  - 
Mr  M.  Williamson's  Chameleon,  aged,  8st  -  Pagan  - 
Mr  J.  Martm's  Chibby,  3  yrs,  78t  71b  (incL  7ft 

extra)  ....  Tomlinson  - 
Mr  R.  Rodley's  Paisley,  5  yrs,  7st  4lb    -  -  Luke  - 

7  to  4  agst  Flower  of  England,  4  to  1  agst  Snack.  5  to 
1  agst  •  Jane  Shore,  and  10  to  1  each  agst  Chameleon, 
Prime  Cheddar,  and  Chibby.  Won  in  a  canter  by  four 
lengths,  a  bad  third. 


Digitized  by 


EDINBUBGH, 


429 


Fbidat. — ^The  Stewards*  Handieajpt  of  100  tov.  by  sub- 
ficriptloii  of  6  SOY.  each,  2  ft.  with  54  added;  horse?  claimed 
at  scale  to  be  sold  by  aaction  for  60  soy.  allowed  7%;  T.T.C. 
<13  saU^— lOOZ.) 

Mr  M.  WlUiaiDSon's  Chameleon,  by  Stratfaoonan,  aged, 

88fc9m(502.)  ....  Fagan  1 
Mr  A.  Greasley's  Flower  of  England,  6  yrs, 

108t4lb  ...         Bmckshaw  S 

Mr  E.  W.  Armstrong's  Prime  Cheddar,  3  yrs, 


Mr  R.  Rodley's  Wild  Mint,  5  yrs,  Sst  5lb  (602.)  F.  Lowe  - 
Mr  J.  Coates's  Naaman,  3  yrs,  78t  1 2lb  (50Z.)         Luke  • 
Mr  J.  Hope's  Lady  Clare,  3  yrs.  Tat  11  lb  {501.)  Tomlinson  - 
16  to  8  agst  Chameleon,  7  to  2  agst  Snack,  6  to  I  each  agst 
Prime  Cheddar  and  Lady  Clare,  8  to  I  agst  Naaman,  and 
10  to  I  agst  Flower  of  England.  Won  by  three-quarters 
of  a  length,  a  head  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Bambougle  Nursery  Handicap  of  5  sov.  each,  3  ft.  to 
the  fund,  with  100  added,  for  two  yrs  old;  winners  extra; 
five  furlongs  (29  subs.— 145/.) 

Jjd  Rosebety's  Chatter,  by  Controvergy,  Sst  121b  Snowden  1 
Mr  C.  J.  Cunningham's  b.  g.  by  Wisdom,  or  Quits, 

ont  of  Relief,  7st  lOlb  (incl.  lOlb  extra)  (Jhandley  2 
Mr'W.  I' Anson's  Misfortune,  78t    -  -      Luke  3 

Mr  H.  Hall's  Wild  Beauty,  7st8K  -  Stanton  - 
Mr  R.  Vyner's  The  Interloper,  7st  2lb  -Goodway  - 

Mr  A.  C.  Watson'd  Dutch  Skipper,  7flt  2!b  W.  Dunn  - 
Mr  Kerr's  Inquirer,  7st     -  -  Tomlinson  - 

Mr  F.  W.  Lambton's  Mliss,  6st  131b       -       H.  Roden  - 
Sir  R.  Jardine's  b.  f.  by  Tynedale,  out  of  Per  - 
former, Gst  11  !b    -  W.  Glover  - 
Mr  J.  Hope's  The  M.F.H.,  6st  7»  -        G.  Woodburn  - 
7  to  4  agst  Misfortune,  7  to  2  agst  the  Performer  filly,  7  to 
1  agst  MUss,  10  to  I  each  agst  The  M.F.H.  and  Inquirer, 
and  100  to  12  agst  the  Relief  gelding.   Won  by  half  a 
length,  a  neck  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Musselburgh  Plate  of  TOOgs;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by 
auction  for  100  sov.  with  allowances  if  for  less;  entrance 
3gs;  six  furlongs  (iOU.  17«.} 

Mr  T.  Laidlaw's  Hatchment,  4  yrs,  Sst  1 1  m  (50Z.)  Weldon  1 
Mr  T.  Green's  Ramsbury,  aged,  93t  (50Z.)  -Snowden  2 
Mr  J.  Martin's  Chibby,  3  yrs,  Sst  6fl5  (50/.)  Tomlinson  3 
Mr  J.  Steel's  Shifter,  2  yrs,  7st~car.  7st  lib 


Sst  12lb 


Weldon 
Snowden 


3 
4 


(50/.)  - 


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Mr     Wi  AmeltKfagk  SmeatgeM^  3  y«B)iMa'0^  • 

(60/.)   -  -  -  -       W/J(?feTcr  - 

Mr  C.  iMitdUt  Dmrnrnm^  Syr^'  m^Mi)  Btwskthtm  - 
7  to'4  aifst  Ramsbary,  5  to  1  each  agst  Shifter<aiid  BMclK 
ment,  7  to  1  a0t>Clribb|;^  >8  to  I  agst^  Dvniove;  aatL 
10  to  1  agflt  Stern^base.  Won  by  a  lengtb;  thrae> 
lengths  between  tbd'aeeofed  and  tbirdl^.OagtaiMOrefell^ 
Tbe<wwiier  was  bought  io  for-150g8. 

The  Edioburgb  Gold  Cop*  valna  900.ftov.  hi^  siibserifttiop. . 
of  20  soy.  each,  10  ft,  or  3  ft.  iCdecTated  by  Se{>tember  99th,. 
with  110  added;,  two  jnilea  (L5  subs;  7  Of 'whom  paid  3  sot..  . 
each— 200Z.) 

Ld  Bo8ebeiy%TctaA  andG^,  bjr  TorKtertj  ^jrts, 

estlflAf'  -  -  -         'OKftnaiey^  1 

Mr*«.  Vynef«8'St«ne  Clibki  3  y»,-«8t  l8fl>'-    Goodway  2 
Mr  J.  Hope'^  Iiidy  AdeWlde,  S  yw,  7at  tSlb'  TtHttliiisoii  3 
7,  to  <i  on  ^tone  Clink>  2 to.  I  ag«t  Tonch-and  Go.  and  «  toi 
X  ag3t  Xtady  Adelaide.  Won  easily;  by  ja  leogibu  a  biKl . 
third. 

The  Farewell  Nuraei^  Handicap  .of.  lOO.sov^^  by.anbflci:i]>-  • 
tion  of  5  SOY.  eacikf  2  ft.  with  64^  boy,  added»  £or  two  yxs-ol^.. 
the  winner  to.be  sold  hy  aa<:iion  for  100  wr.,  if  cUisied  at., 
scale  to  be  sold  for  50  sov.  allowed  5H>i  XJ.Q,  /Sobair- 
100/.) 

Mr  W.rAnsoB?8  Grub,  by  lOscora^.^etalb 

(50/.)         -  -  -  -TomBBBwi  .1.  . 

Mr  CXnnd'B  Sylvia,  Tstl  lib  (SO/.)      -  Luke  2.. 

MrR.  Bodley'sThomey,  78t  7lb.(60/.)  W.  GIow   3  . 

Mr  J.  Steers  ch.  f.  by  Cooroleus,  out.of  Bqnani 

mity.,  8st  (50/.)  -  Dorcetty  - 

Mr  CalTert'fl  Dvran^o,  7st  lOft^IOO/.)  -  Goodw^  - 
Mr  T.  BnrBs!s  Forres, r7st>^Ib  (50/.)-  G^  Woodburn .  - 
Mr  A-  Greaaiey'8<jh.  f,  by.  PKlamDaoo,.  out,. of 

Mflfiqne,  78t  3lb  (50/.)   -  -  -  Chandley  - 

Mr  S.  Aitken's  lu  i.  by  Hitadonei^oat  of  Minaret, 

78t  31b  (60/.)  -  -  -  .  W.  Dunn  - 

Mrj8.Aitkeii'6Tlie  VitaiiSpack«7£t  lIb(S0/0  J.£.'Joiu8  - 

9*io  4  «88t-Girubv100  tcr^O^kgetfiyhria,  4  to  1  agst  Thomex, 
and  10  to  1  each  agst  the  Eqnaaimity  filly  a(nd>BBraDga 
Won  by 'three  lengths^  a  lei^gth  between  the- second  imd 
ihisd.^Tbe  winner  .was  bought  in  for  IfiOgsf. 

The  Edinbnrgh  Htodicap  of  S  sot^  each)  ^  H,-  to'the  fond, 
with  100  added;  wdBners  extms  about  ove' mile  and «  fur- 
long {26  sabsv-^120/.) 


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HcH.  B.  Craig'0  Old  NobiI%,  hf  £WTatw«  4  yra, 

ask  IB  (incL  70>.  extra)  -  -C,  Bowman  I. 

U9Xfph  Talon*8  XnuDp.  Ace,  4  jria^Tjit  9Jb 

(incL  101b  extra)      -  -  G.  Woo^om  2 

Mr  J.  Brodie'fl  Dajligbt,  4  yrs,  Sst  4rb  -  Dbrretty  5 

Mr  B.  Craig'jB  Ptm,  3  jtb;  7st  ^ '  -  -  Tbmliuflofr  4 

Mr*    Haifa  Painnijister,  5  yxsj  l6t  'I0fb>        Chaadlej  5 
7  to  4  each  agst  OM  NobBitjr  and-  ^Ttttajp  Ace,  5  to  1  agst  * 
Fsinnmstec^iOOto  15  agst  DayUglit;  and  6-  to  1  agst 
Fnir.  Won  b/  a  lengtlr,  the  -samlB  ^between  ^  the  second 
andthi^rd. 

The  other  races  at  thlb  meeting  Trere  for  hnoiers— 
Stoeide  Chase  Yolmno. 

KEMPTON  PARK  Octobw- JliwxjwtJi 

[at  8UNBURT.] 

FwiuT,  Oetober  Che  9tb.'-The.HalU£ord  Welter  Eandi- 
applftteof  lOOgm  entrance  free  for-borses  the  property  of 
ten-guinea  members  of  the.  Club,  S^eacb  for  otheri;  five 
forlongs  (less  than  1062.)' 
CoL  OAWiflanfr's  Stirategns,  by  B^auclerc,  3  yrs, 

astlOtt  -  -    "       -  -      G.'  Btoett  1 

MiH.  W.  Eng8bury'8Bepp8,3yra,9st2lb'  -  Mbrrdll  2 
MrW.  Gilbert's  Carissiraa,  4  yrs^  lost  4lb  C'Loates  3 
Mr  Best*8  Edward,  6  yrs,  98t  1 13b    -  F.  Barrett  -  - 

Mr  T.  V.  Morgan's  Odille,  3  yr8,.98t  5lb: '  A.  NightingaJl  - 
Mr  £.  a  Starkey's  Modiste,  6  yrs,  Sst  :41b '  -  A.  Giles  - 
Mr  Osmond's  Castagnette,  3  yrSrJdst  lib  -  J.  Goater  - 
Mr  E.  R.  Smith's  Fredenea,  3  yrs,  Sst  Tjb*  -  C.  Wood  - 
Capt  Bayley's  Shining  Light,  8  yrs,  Sst  7lb  Booty  - 

5  to  2  agst  Repps,  0  to  2  agst  Castagnette,  1  l  io  2  agst 
OdQle,7  to  1  agst  Mt>diste,  10  to  1  agst  Frederica^  and 
100  to  7  agst  Btrategns.    Won  by.  a  head,  a  «hort  head 
^wees  the  second-  and '  thud'. 
The  Two  yrs  old  Auction  Plate  of  lOOgsi  the  winner  to 
l>e«>Id  by  auction  fdr^OO'SOY.  with  allowanoes  if*  for  least 
entrance  Sgs;  last  fiTe  ftrrlongs  of  the.  Kempton  Mile 

Mr  H.  £.  Tidy*B  Boundary,  by  Landmark,  Sst  lOfly 

(1002.)       .  .  ,  .   F.  Barrett  1 

Mr  W'.  Gilbert's  Relief,  Sst  7^  (lOOZ.)  -  C  Loates  2 

MrG.  deyeland's  The  Child,  Sst  7lb  (loaJ.)     C.  Wood  3 
£Teii  on  Boandary,  9  to  4  agst  The  ClSKl,  and  4  to  1  agst 
Relief.  Won  by  half  a  lei^,  a  bad  third.— The  winner 
was  sold  to^  Mr  W.  G.  Stevens  for  ISOgs. 


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The  Thames  SelliDg  Welter  Stakes  of  5  sov.  each  for 
starters,  with  lOOgs  added;  the  winner  to  he  sold  by  auction 
for  300  SOT.,  with  allowances  if  for  less;  entrance  Sgs ;  the 
Kempton  Mile  (5  snbs.— 12U.  I7s,) 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Flexible,  by  Albert  Victor,  or 

Alvaress.  4yrs,  88tllft(IOO/.)  -     G.Barrett  I 

Mr  E.  Bird's  Green  Jacket,  3  yrs,  8st  »lb  (lOOZ.)  C.Wood  2 
Mr  Gottf:chalk*8  Helicon,  aged,  9st'(100;.)  -     C.  Loates  8 
Mr  W.  Bowe's  Phryne,  4  yrs,  9st  4fl5  (200Z.)  Wainwrigbt  - 
Mr  W.  Brown's  Sunset,  4  yrs,  8st  lllb  (XOOl.)       owner  - 
2  to  1  agst  Helicon,  S  to  1  agst  Phryne,  100  to  30  agsfe 
Flexible,  5  to  1  agst  Green  Jacket,  and  100  to  7  agst 
Snnset   Won  by  two  lengths,  a  leo^h  between  5ie 
second  and  third. — The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  J.  A. 
Wflfion  for  210g9. 

The  Prince  of  Wales's  Nursery  Handicap  of  500  sov.  by 
subscription  of  lOgs  each,  6  ft.  with  248  sov.  added,  for  two 
jrs  old:  winners  extra;  the  second  received  30  sov.  out  of  the 
(takes;  five  furlongs  (42  subs. — 470Z.) 
Mr  J.  A.  James's  Astrachan,  by  Coeruleus,  7st 

(incl.  71b  extra)  -  -  E.  Martin  1 

Mr  Osmond's  Pedestrian,  7st     -  -P.  Barrett  2 

Mr  T.  Leader's  Lowdown,  78t  2Tl5     -  -    Batho  3 

Mr  Q.  East'e  Sinbad  the  Sailor,  Sst  -      Lashmar  - 

Mr  G.  Lambert's  Surrey,  6st  71h       -  Tomlisson  - 

Mr  T.  Blenkiron's  Ruth,  6st  7fb  -  -       Higham  - 

Mr  Mdnley's  Encore,  6st  4lb  -  A.  Amnll  - 

Mr  W.  Gilbert's  ch.  c  by  Blair  Athol,  out  of 

Flower  of  the  Vale,  est  (car.  6st  lib)  -  Tomlins  - 

5  to  2  agst  Sinbad  the  Sailor,  7  to  2  agst  Astrachan,  9  to 
2  agst  Rath,  100  to  12  agst  Lowdown,  100  to  9  agst 
Surrey,  100  to  8  agst  Pedestrian,  and  100  to  6  each  agst 
the  others.  Won  by  three-quarters  of  a  lengUi,  a  bad 
third. 

The  Middlesex  A11>aged  Selling  Plate  of  300  sov.;  the 
winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  400  sov.,  with  allowances  if 
for  less;  entrance  Sgs;  the  last  five  furlongs  of  the  Kempton 
Mile  (2942.  I5g.) 

Mr  H.  Macksey's  Subduer,  by  Lord  Lyon,  aged, 

08t7m(10OZ.)      -  -  .         C.Wood  1 

Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Peevish,  3  yrs,  Sst  lib  (lOOZ.)  C  Loates  2 
Mr  J.  A.  Wilson's  Hugh  Arthur,  3  yrs,  9st {XOOl)  A.Giles  3 
Mr  R.  Ten  Broeck's  Blue  Lias,  4  yrs,  Sst  4m 

(lOOZ.).  -  -  -        F.Barrett  - 

Mr  A.  Cooper's  MissWaller,  4  yrs,  9st  4lb  ( 1 OOZ.)  G.Barrett  - 


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Mr  L.  C.  Hendry's  Mac  Alpine,  6  yrs,  98t  4% 

(100/.)        -  -  -  Wainwright  - 

Mr  Tnilock-Hankin'8  Tanko,  4  yrs,  9st  4llJ 

(100/.)        -  -  A.  Nightingall  - 

Mr  a.  Windham's  Peerless,  3  yrs,  Rst  lib  ( I OOZ.)l!:. Martin  - 
7  to  4  onSabdner,  100  to  15  agst  Miss  Waller,  10  to  1  ag^fc 
Hngh  Arthur,  100  to  7  agst  Yanko,  and  20  to  1  agst 
any  other.  Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  a  length 
between  the  second  and  third.— The  winner  was  bought 
in  for  330g8. 

The  Twickenham  Two  yrs  old  Selling  Stakes  of  5  807. 
each  for  starters,  with  160  sot.  added;  colts,  9st,  fillies  and 
geldings,  8st  111b;  the  winner  to  be  soM  by  auction  for 
200  SOT.;  entrance  Sgs;  the  last  five  furlongs  of  the  Kempton 
Mile  (9  subs.— 186/.  17#.) 

Mr  H.  B.  Tidy's  b.  or  br.  f .  Star  of  Victory,  by 

Victorious  ...         Lashmar  1 

Ld  Sayemake's  b.  c.  Treason         -  •  E.  Martin  2 

Sir  Q.  Chetwynd's  b.  f.  Vivacious  -  C.  Wood  3 
Mr  H.  Sopp's  ch.  c.  Shillingstone    -  Wainwright  - 

Mr  R.  Peck's  b.  e.  Forbidden  Fruit  -  F.  Barrett  * 
Mr  W.  G.  Stevens's  b.  c  Old  Tom  II  -  C.  Lodtes  - 

Mr  C.  A.  Egerton's.ch.  c.  Profligate  -  A.  Nightingall  - 
Mr  W.  Burrell*s  b.  f.  Madame  Hampton  •  A.  Giles  - 
Capt.  Machell's  ch.  f.  Lenity    -  -       G.  Barrett  - 

2  to  1  agst  Borbidden  Fruit,  9  to  4  agst  Vivacious,  100  to 
30  agst  Star  of  Victory,  100  to  16  agst  Treason,  and 
20  to  1  agst  any  other.  Won  by  half  a  length,  the  same 
between  the  second  and  thirds— The  winner  was  bought 
in  for  630gs. 

The  Richmond  Stakes  (handicap)  of  10  sov.  each  for  ac- 
ceptors, with  200  sov.  added?  the  second  received  20  sov.  out 
of  the  stakest  entrance  Sgs,  the  only  forfeit  if  declared  by 
September  28th;  the  Kempton  Mile  (29  subs.  18  of  whom 
paid  3gs  each— 276/.  17#.) 
Baron  de  Rothschild's  Aveline,  by  Doncaster, 

3  yrs,  78t  .  -  •  F.  Barrett  1 
Mr  W.  G.  Stevens's  Ironclad,  6  yrs.  88t  -  G.  Barrett  2 
Mr  Abington's  Beau  Nash,  3  yrs,  7st  13tb  -  C.  Wood  3 
Mr  C.  W.  Lea's  Edlington,  4  yrs,  8st  7m  (car. 

88t8lb)  ....  A.  Giles  - 
Mr  John  Charlton's  Lady  Katharine,  3  yrs,  7st  E.  Martin  - 

2  to  1  agst  Ironclad,  3  to  1  agst  Edlington,  100  to  30  agst 
Aveline,  4  to  I  agst  Beaa  Nash,  and  7  to  1  agst  Lady 
Katharine.    Won  by  a  head,  a  bad  third. 

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Saturday.— The  Kemptoa  Park  CanAririflciiliirf  TM 

Handiisap  of  10  sot.  each  for  starters,  with  300  sov.  aiAded ; 
the  second  received  30  soy.  out  of  the  stakes;  eiitauiee*5gK 
one  mile  and  a  quarter  (4  sabs. — 294 15«.) 
Cher.  Gmi8troUi'sBiiffaallo,hyB«E«ii[k»  4^04  7st  Wail  I 
Mr  A.  Benholm'&  Perdita.U,  4  jrs,  M  laft  £..Martin  8 
Mr  R.  C.  Na}dor*s  Toastmaster,  aaed^  Set  12Ih  Archer  3 
Mt  Abington's  Brave,  S  yis,  Sst      -  Wood  4 

2  to  1  agst  Toastinaater,  &  to  2  aach  agal  Ferditar  H  and 

Brave,  and  4  to  1  agst  Raffaello.    Won  bgr  throe 

lengths,  a  bad  third. 

The  Claiemon*  Two  y»  old  Selling'  Plate  of  lOOprs?  tite 
winner  to  be  sold'  by  auetdon  for  100  ser.,  if  enteif<ed' for 
to  BOT.  allowed  5th';  oB^nnoe' Sgs;'  thv^last  ftre  furlongs  of 
the  Eempton  Mile  (lOlZ.  17«.) 
Sir  G.  Chetwynd'a  Oxford  Swell,  by  Beand^tiai;', 

88t  61^  (80Z.)      -  -         e.  Wood  I 

Mr  Arlington's  Chartreuse,  Set  BXb  (SOl.)  -  €1  Loates  t 
Capt.  Macheirs  Joyous,  Set  ^Ifr^car.  8st  lift 

(SOi.)        ...  -     Archer  3 

Mr  W.  Marehairs  Jeanie,  8st  6lb  (80r.)  -  Tomlisaan  - 
Mr  J.  Nightingall's  White  Kose^  8st  611» 

(8<W.)  -  -  -  -  A.  ISPghtiBgall  - 

Mr  Trukxik-Hankin's  Kismet,  Set  9ft  (802.)  -  K  Mardn  - 
Mr  €«  J.  Merry's  Mies  Westboome;  88t  ^ft 

(tOi.)  ....  r.  Bhrrett  - 
Sir- W.  Thvoakmorton^  Anaconda,  SM  6lb  («0Z.)  G.  6«rrett  - 
Mr  e.  J.  I*]ietoher'»b.  f.  by  TrappiM^»  oulto!  La 

Ittt^vre^  88t  6fb  ^01.)       ^  *  A.  White  - 

13  to  8  agst  Oxford  Swell,  9  to  4  a^t  Joyous,  8  to  f  agst 
Kismet,  10  to  I  each  agat  Jeanie  and  Miss  Westboime, 
and'  100  to  8  agst  any  other.  Won  by  half  a  lengthy 
three-quarters  of  a  length  between  the  second  and  thord. 
— The  winner  wan  bought  in  for  265g8. 

The  Eempton  Park  Champion  Nursery  Handicap  of 
1000  sov.  by  subsetiptioD  o£  25  sot.  each^  15  ft  or  10  ft.  if 
dedarad  by  September  eist,  with  415  sov.  added,  for  two  yrs 
qA^v.  winners  extra;  the  seeond' Hsoerred'  50  sov.  out  of  the 
atakea;  seven  furlongs  (42  subs.  2»  of  whom  pod  HVsor. 
each— 960Z.) 

Mr  C.  J.  Meray's  Prince  lo,  by  Prince  Charlie, 

8s(b  1-Olh^iacl.  4%  extm  (ear.  88t  1-V9S)  -  Areiier  I 
Mr  C.  Austin's  Protectionist^  Gst  lAlb  •  l^Maliasoo  2 
Mr  Childwick'a  Discoverer^eat  8lb  (oar.  6st  kOffll)  AtWhite  S 
Mr  Abington's  Skyscmper,  8Bt  llh       -  Loaitt  - 


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D.iiil  Poland's  Arcadian,  7fit  13lb  (incl.  4lb 

ttt*)  -  -  -  -      .      Woo*  - 

MrR.H.C(Mibe:sTbe.BeBii,.M3tb  •    Rh:ki*r  - 

D.il.BMiifort'«  Winter  Cherrj,  6st  iStt-  £.  Mkitik  - 
Mr  fii  Carington's-  Clarion,  6afe  lOOt 

Mr  fiiMhr(Mrtii  Ladibton^s  ^Aphs  M>  om  (Wv 
i8t.«%-  -  .  -  Piilley  - 

I  far  1  tig$t  DitDoVtrer,  4  to  1  nggt  Ao'cadlaa,  89i  to  30  agst 
Prinbe  Ib^  100  to  .14.  a^sll  Ralph,  100  to  t2  agst  The 
ten,  10»  to  8  each  a^t'  Ckirioa,.  Winter  (^eny,  and 
Skyscraper,  and  20  to  1  agst  Protsotioniit*  Won  by  a 
short  h^Kl»  a  bad  third. 

!Bie  Seoipton  BnM  Oetobei*  Two  oldf  FUMe'of  4d0iMi¥. 
for  the  owner,  and  50  for  the  nominator,  of  the  winnW^  and 
50  for  the  svcobd^i  hoimfi  entered  be  Mid'  foif  300  mf, 
sIloiMd  TIb,  if  for  100  so^.  Utt;  entrance  8g8-for  awceptfdrs; 
fiye  telongjs,  on  the  St^  &oax8e  (4^(A  I^a) 
Mr  A.  Benhtis^iiyeBbtia,  by  BeaxideEtertv  78t  7ft 

(lOOZ.)       -  -  -  -   E.  Martin  1 

Mr  Mo  £i.  WilUams^ft  Tambourine,  Tat  m  (•100;4  Bickabf  2 
Hr  jr.  Kightingalfs  Alert,  Tst  3lb  (100^.)  -  P.  Barrett  3 
Mr  John  Charltdn's  Harmony,  78fc  7ft'(lt>t)^.)  -  Wall  - 
MrStoHKhtoiiVSaoapipel-,  08tim>(15o;.)  -  Gk.  BiftrMtt  - 
Mr  W.  Sonth*8  dko.  by  filaur  Attolt  oM>qS  SaJr- 

tortile,  7ilt  eft  (lOGM-  -       White  ^ 

Mr     Wittdham's  b.>f .  by  Hilarioii%  cot  of 

Kathleen,  7Bt  3&  iW(dk)  -  -  Tomfissem-.  «- 

6  to4  agtli  Venetia,  6  to  2  agst  Sand)i>ipar«  lOto  1  tsxsh  agst 
Hfrnbony  and  Alerfi,  and  100  to  8  each  aiest  the  dtheit. 
Won  by  a  length,  three  lengths  between' the  lieoond  and 
and  third. — The  winner  was  bought  in  for  260gs. 

Tfcs  Teddingtofl  Twd-yrs  oM  Sfellin^  Handioip  of  8  sot. 
ttcb,  with  lOOgs  added;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction f6t: 
100  80V.;  entrance'  8gs;  fiVe  furlongs,  on  the  wew  Cottrtfe 
(aogQbe.— imi7«.) 

Hr  W.  G.  Stevens's  Old  Tom  II,  by  Blute  Ruin, 

8rt      .  -  -  -         C.  Loaites  I 

Caj^  Machell's  Dachess  of  Albany,  7st  8lb  -  T,  Barrett  2 
Mr  T.  CannonV  Duiice«  7st  Sffi  -         Robinson'  S 

Mr  S.  ThoBl)>80ft'8  Irivfeta;  8st  rsifci  Wainwright  - 

Gen. Owen Wil1iaitis^8initaMrfiy,.Ssr2ffi^  O.Wood  - 

Mr  Ablngton's  Exploit,  88t  -  -  A.Whi1»  - 

MrA.  Bnsco's  Blue  Belie^  7Bt  lilb  -  B!  Martm  - 
Sir  W.  T^hrtHJlttnorton's^  Edinburgh,  7^A  r2W  -  Bkrrett  - 
Mr  W.  Marshall*s  Dnndonald,  7st  12lb  -         Tomlisson  - 

T  a 


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486  RACING  CALENDAB, 


Mr  Beauclerk'a  b.  or  br.  c  by  Stman,  out  of  Inez, 

78t  I2lb  ...  Amall  • 

Mr  J.  Mamford's  Passing  Shower,  78t  lOlb  -  Wall  - 
Mr  J.  Nichoirs  b.  f.  by  Master  Eildare,  out  of 

Mirobolante,  7st  lOlb  -  -  -      Bamett  - 

MrJ.  A.  Wilson's  Cope,  Tstiom         -  -Finley  - 

Mr  C.  Archer's  Thurgarton,  Tat  Gib  -     Rickaby  - 

6  to  4  agst  Dachess  of  Albany,  6  to  1  agst  Flitaway, 
100  to  12  agst  Old  Tom  II,  100  to  8  each  agst  Exploit 
and  Thargarton,  lOu  to  6  each  agst  Passing  Shower  and 
Blue  Belle,  and  20  to  1  agst  Dundonald.    Won  by  a 
length  and  a  half,  a  bad  third.—The  winner  was  sold  to 
Mr  Peck  for  440gs. 
The  Walton  Welter  Stakes  of  5  sov.  each  for  starters, 
with  lOOgs  added;  entrance  3gs;  the  EemptonMile  (2  sobs. 
— 106Z.  17*.) 

Mr  W.  M.  Redfem's  GalUut,  by  Galopin,  8  yrs, 

98t6lb      -  -  -  -         Watts  1 

Mr  H.  Macksey^s  Monsieur,  5  yrs,  lOst  C.  Wood  S 

4  to  I  on  Gallant.    Won  by  a  length. 

NEWMARKET  Sbcond  October  Meeting. 

MONDAY,  October  the  12th, 

The  Trial  Plate  of  200  sov.  by  subscription  of  10  sot. 
each,  with  160  added;  R.M.  (6  sabs.->200;.) 
Capt.  MachelPs  Energy,  by  Sterling,  6  yrn,  9st  61b  Archer  1 
Mr  C.  J.  Lefeyre's  Martial,  2  yrs,  6st  lOlb      -  F.  Peake  8 
Mr  F.  Robinson's  b.  c.  by  Macaroni,  out  of 

Lynette,  3  yrs,  7st  ?n>   -  •  F.  Barrett  S 

3  to  1  on  Energy,  and  5  to  1  agst  Martial.   Won  by  a  head, 
a  bad  third. 

The  Visitors'  Plate  (handicap)  of  160  sot.  added  to  a 
Sweepstakes  of  6  sot.  each  for  starters;  winners  extra;  en> 
trance  3  sot.  for  horses  trained  at  Newmarket,  1  sot.  for 
others;  Bretby  Stakes  Course  (7  subs. — 179Z.) 
Mr  CraTen's  Dartmouth,  by  The  Earl  of  Dartrey, 

3  yrs,  68t2lh  (car.  Gst  3lb)      -  -      Hickaby  1 

Mr  R.  C.  Naylor's  Forethought,  3  yrs,  6st  61b  (incl. 

71b  extra)  -  .  -  -  Wall  2 

Ld  Londonderry's  The  Prince,  5  yrs,  Sst  12lb  Archer  8 
Count  L.  Krasinski's  Perkun,  6  yrs,  6st  islfo  E.  Martin  - 
Mr  J.  H.  Houldsworth*s  Spring  Mom,  4  yrs, 

6&t  13%     -  -  -  -   F.  Barrett  - 

Mr  R.  Peck's  Solitude,  3  yrs,  6st  10B5  -  Tomlisson  - 

Sir  T.  B.  Lennard's  NoTa  Scotia,  3  yrs,  5st  7lb  T.  Loates  - 


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l^EWMARKET  Second  October  Mbbtino.  487 


13  to  8  agst  Forethought,  100  to  30  agst  Spring  Mom, 
5  to  1  agst  The  Prince,  8  to  I  agst  Dartmouth,  and  100 
to  8  each  agst  the  others.   Won  by  three-quarters  of  a 
lengthy  a  bad  third. 
The  Second  October  Nursery  Stakes  ^handicap)  of  10  sov. 
each  for  starters,  with  150  sov.  added,  for  two  yrs  old;  the 
second  received  25  sot.  out  of  the  stakes;  entrance  3  sov.; 
Boas  Course  (6  subs. — \72l,) 
Capt  A.  de  Vere  Smith's  Albanian,  by  Cremome, 

78t8lb      -  -  -  -     A.  White  1 

Mr  C.  J.  Lefevre's  Luc,  Tst  12lb        -  Tomlisson  2 

Ld  Hartington's  b.  c.  by  Petrarch^Pomona,  6st  5lb  Wall  3 
lid  Haldon's  Storm  Light,  8st  lOlb  (car.  8st  11  lb)  Archer  - 
Gen.  Owen  Williams's  Pretty  Face,  88t  lOlb-  C.  Wood  - 
Chev.  Ginistrelli*s  b.  c.  by  Knight  of  the  Garter, 

or  Petrarch,  out  of  Ticklish,  6st  6lb         -  W.  Glover  - 
100  to  30  agst  Pretty  Face,  4  to  1  each  agst  the  Pomona  colt 
and  Storm  Light,  9  to  2  agst  Albanian,  and  5  to  1  agst 
Luc.   Won  by  three  lengths,  a  bad  third. 

A  Maiden  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  two  yrs  old;  colts,  8st  12lb, 
fillies^  8st  entrance  3  sov.;  last  five  furlongs  of  Ab.M. 
C102?.) 

Mr  Douglas  Baird's  b.  or  br.f.  Bonnie  Lesley,  by 

Blair  Athol         -  -  -       G.  Barrett  0 

Ld  Fitzwilliam's  b.  f.  by  Wild  Oats— Rosalind-  A.  Giles  0 
Ld  Rosebery's  b.  c  Roster     -  -  Cannon  8 

Mr  F.  Alexander's  b.  c.  Riel        .  -       Watts  - 

Ld  Cawdor's  b.  c.  Stackpole  -  -         W.  Grey  - 

Mr  M.  Dawson's  b.  or  br.  c.  The  Cardinal  -  Archer  - 
Ld  Hartington's  b.  or  br.  c.  by  Hermit,  out  of 

Belphoe^   -  -  -  -   J.  Goater  - 

Mr  Leigh's  b.  or  br.  c.  Slyboots  -  -  Noon  - 

Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  b.  c.  Vervain  -  F.  Barrett  - 
Mr  H.  Waring's  b.  c.  Zaroso  -  -  -  Fagan  - 

Baron  de  Hirsch's  ch.  f .  Vallombrosa  -    Snowden  - 

Mr  £.  Martin's  ch.  f.  Mountain  Belle   -         £.  Martin.  - 
Mr  Trulock-Hankin'd  b.  f.  Lady  Superior    J.  Woodbum  - 
Mr  J.  Wangh's  b.  f.  by  Sterling,  out  of  Casuistry    Luke  - 
3  to  1  agst  Roster,  4  to  1  agst  Vervain,  6  to  1  agst  the 
Belpboebe  colt,  7  to  1  agst  Riel,  10  to  1  agst  Stackpole, 
and  20  to  1  agst  any  other.    A  dead  heat,  third  beaten  a 
head. — The  stakes  were  divided. 

A  Sweepstakes  of  5  sov.  each  for  starters,  with  100  sov. 
ad«led,  for  two  yrs  old,  7st  7lb,  three,  8st  lift),  four  snd  up- 
wards, 9st;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  20i;  sov.; 
entrance  3  sov.;  Rous  Course  (3  subs. — 107Z.} 


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488  RACING  CALENDAB, 

Ld  Cardross'g  MoDte-Rosa,  hj  Craig  Millar, 

Mr^hrngton'ii  Fair  LiUwi,  8  jn  -        Arober  2 

^  T.  iJmniDg»'#  Roadioea,  S  yrs     -  MaHia  3 

4  to  1  ou  Fair  Lilian,  7  to  1  agst  Monto^RiMn,  and  9  to  1 
aisiM;  Boadicea.  Won  bj  two  lengths,  a  ^ad  between 
^he  second  and  tbird.^£be  wiunor  was  bought  in  Ua 

The  Clearwell  Stakes  of  30  sov.  aacb,  2d€i.  with  fiOO  sot. 
added,  for  two  yvt  «ld;  tbeaneQiidceeQirfid'ftO  soT.  ontof  tbe 
stakes;  entraiice  Ssoy.;  T.Y.C.  (35  subs.— 897/.) 

of  Hamjiton's  Miss  Jsmmy,  by  iPetraittbi  8stl38t  Watts  1 
Ld  Bradford's  Maniofit»«stLO]B      -  -C.  Wiooi  i 

Mr  Mantoa's  Loved  Ons.  >$8t  1DB>  -     O.  Bacistt  S 

Mr  J.  H.  Hoaldsworth's  ebif.  bjfipruigfieM,  oat 

of  Lady  Morgaa,  i6«t  -  -  Booty  ^ 

M.L9pin'sI^bcdbns,8sta]Qn  -  J.  0««iter  - 

l|rR.FeQkV)HawksjkiiA,^tl0I%(QaE.6ft:llfl>)  ibroher  - 
PyweeBoltyko^E's  Wise  CMd^tet  lOJb  .  •QaQnan  - 

Ld  AUngton's  Cadbino,  fist  1.0tt>-  -      CLoatea  - 

2  to  1  4gst  Martinet,  11  to  2  agst  Loved  One*  6  to  1  eaoh 
Agit  flawkstonaand  Pboebus,  100  to  15  agst  Miss  Jnmmy, 
10  to  1  agst  Wise  Child,  and  33  to  1  each  agst  CaohjjiQ 
and  the  Lady  Morgan  filly.  Won  by  three-quarters  of  a 
length,  ra  neck  between  the  second  and  third. 

A  Fott  SweepBtato  of  200  sof.  eaoh,  h.  ft.  fiar  two  yrs 
old  fiEifli;  T.Y.C.  (6  ^nbs.— 600Z.) 

of  Fovtrland's  Modwena,  b^  Galopin,  8flt  99i  C.  Wood  1 

Mr  J.  H.  fioaldsworth's  Sunrise,  Sat  129}      -    Cannoii  2 
"Emn  on  Modiraia.   Wiqd  by  fovr  kagtbs. 
The  First  Welter  Handicap  of  5  soy.  each  for  starters, 
with  100  added;  winners  extra;  entrimceS  sov.;  D.M*  (Uisabs. 
— 162Z.) 

Gen.  Owen  Williams'a  Nantilns,  by  Hennlt» 

6  yrs,  98t  4ll5  (incl.  Tib  extra)      •            -    Archer  1 

Mr  Craven's  Caltha.  4  yrs,  Tst  12*        -          Worrell  2 

Mr  A.  O.  Watson's  Cirrus,  H  yns,  7tst  3lb       -A.  White  3 

Mr  H.  B.  Craig's  Merry  Prince,  6  yrs,  8st  12lb  C.  Bowman  - 

Mr  B.  Hobson's  Oriental  .Qirl,  8  yrs,  8st  12n>  -Huxtable  - 

Mr  R.  Peck's  Brocken,  6  yrs,  Sst  1 1 DU    -        Cranbam  - 

Mr  J.  Hammond's  Hedge  Priest,  4  yrs,  8st  4Tb  O.  Barrett  - 

Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  Giesshubler,  3  yrs,  8st  lHJ    C.  Wood  - 

Mr  G.  Arden's  Westgate,  6  yrs,  8st  -            -0.  Loates  - 

Mr  T.  £.  W  alkier^s  Gneenwach,  d  yrs,  7et  4i^    £.  Mavtnn  ^ 

Mr  W.  H.  Manser's  Gaoms  Back,  ft  yrs,  ^si  Jan.  Brown  « 
L4  Hartington'a  Zacifa,  4  yra,            -  Lasbmar 


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NEWMARKET  Skoo»d  Oct^bbr  Mketikg.  4^* 

lid  Zetfauid's  The  iEViar,  8  yrs,  7st  -  J.  Woodbom  - 
IftrT.  lioader's  Happy  Heme,  Syrs,  Tst  F.  Bairett  ■* 
35  to  ea  sgflt  Xaiifa,  5  to  1  agst  Cirras,  7  to  t  agst  Coltba, 
9  to  i  agst  fledge  iPriest,  ID  tx»  1  agflt  Nantilos,  100  to 
9  mich  a^  Gb*eeiiw.}ch^  -.Gieflshabler,  aad  Westgate«  and 
100  to  6  agst  any  other.  Won  by  a  lengtb,  t^xree 
lengths  M ween  the  lecond  and  third. 

The  October  Post  PEodnce  Stakes  of  I'OO  soy.  each«  h.  It. 
for  two  yrs  old  ;  Rous  Conrse  (4  subs.— 150Z.) 
Mr  Manton's  Oberon,  b^  Galopiu,  8st  I  Itb  C Archer),  WjO. 

The  B07B.I  (Post)  Stakes  icyf '200  «0Y.  each,  120  ft,  60  ft. 
if  declared  by  July  9th,  1884;,  and  25  only  if  decktred  by 
July  17tb,  1688,  for  ithree  yrs  old;  the  second  saved  bis 
stake;  A.F.  (3  .subs,  none  of  whom  declared  ft. — 120/.) 
Prince  Sdtykoff's  Mechlin,  by  New  Holland, 

8st  12%  ...  Cannon  1 

Mr  T.  £.  Walker's  Greenwich,  8st  121b       -    A.  Giles  fi 

9  to  4  on  Mechlin.   Won  by  tbree-qnarteors'of  a  length. 

A  Maiden  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  two  yrs  old;  colts,  Sst  121^, 
fillies,  88t  91b;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  ior  300  80Y*j 
entrance  3  sov.;  Rous  Course  (102Z.) 
Mr  T.  Jennings's  b.  f.  Aunt  Adelaide,  by  Vest- 
minster  -  -  -  J.  Goater  I 
Mr  Hungerford's  bl.  f .  Little  Lady            -    C.  Wood  2 
€apt.  MacbelFs  b.  f.  Lai^esse  (car.  Sst  lOIb)      -Archer  8 
Mr  W.  Amull's  br.  c.  Birdcatcher-            -  G.  Barrett  • 
Mr  C.  J.  Lefevre'a  b.  f .  Pirouette       -  Cannon  - 
IS  to  8  on  Little  Lady,  5  to  1  agst  Birdcatcher,  7  to  1  each 
agst  Largesse  and  Aunt  Adelaide,  and  10  to  1  agaf; 
^rouette.   Won  by  a  neck,  a  bad  thiurd. 

The  Beafth  Stakes  (handicap)  of  10  soy.  each  for  starters, 
whii  100  added,  fen  ^stee  yrs  old;  winners  extni;  entrance 
3«0Y.;  DewhncBt  Plate  Coarse  8nbs.~U7i^.) 
Baron  de  Rotihscfafid's  Avc^Kne,  by  Donoaster, 

7st  sm  (iacL  71b  extra)      -  >       F.  Barrett  1 

Sir  G.  C2ietwynd*s  Goldsmith,  7Bt  131b  -  C.  Wood  2 
Mr  A.  Bnseo^s  Gannet,  Trt  ^Ib  -    J.  Wof>dbum  3 

MTjoB.DaTiB'liLord€hariE«,6etl^  -  Archer  - 
Mr  Craven's  Dartmontii,  78t  Slb^ind.  extm 

(car-78tnb)       -  .  -  Morrell  - 

Ld  Bradford's  Invention,  7st  2lb    -  -        Wall  - 

8  to  2  agst  Goldsmith,  7  >to  2  agst  Gannet,  4  to  1  agst  Ave- 
line,  6  to  1  agst  DartmontJb,  and  lOO  to  15  agst  Invent 
tion.  W^n  by  a  length,,  the  same  between  the  second 
and  third. 


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UO  RACING  CALENDAR, 

The  Cesarewitch  Stakes  (handicap)  of  25  soy.  each,  10  ft., 
with  500  SOT.  added  (  winners  extra;  the  second  received 
200  SOT.  and  the  third  1 00  sor.  out  of  the  stakes ;  entrance 
5  SOT.  the  only  forfeit  for  horses  stmck  ont  hy  September 
15th;  Cesarewitch  Coarse  (lUO  subs.  37  of  whom  paid  en- 
trance only— 1130Z.) 

M.  H.  Bonj's  Plaisanterie,  by  Wellingtonia,  3  jrs, 

7st81b      -  -  -  -       Hartley  I 

Mr  Hungerford's  Xema,  6  yrs,  7st  2B>-  Rickaby  2 

Mr  T.  Cannon's  Postscript,  4  yrs,  6st  -  Robinson  S 
Ld  Rosebery's  CipoUina,  3  yrs,  6st  2lb-  T.  Loates  4 

Mr  J.  Hammond's  Florence,  6  yrs,  9st  2lb  -  Webb  - 

Mr  R.  Citii^V  Bine  Grass,  5  yrs,  dst  4lb  Snowden  - 

Baron  de  llirsch's  Althorp,  3  yrs,  78t  lOlb  -  C.  Wood  - 
Mr  Abington's  Ben  Alder,  5  yrs,  78t  416  J.  Woodbnm  - 
M.  J.  L.  de  F.  Mai  tin's  The  Condor,  3  yrs, 

78t  3lb  -  -  -  Tomlisson  - 

Col.  Offley  Crewe- Read's  Kinsky,  4  yrs,  78t  A.  White  - 
lid  Ellesmere's  Belinda,  4  yrs,  Gst  12lb  E.  Martin  - 

Chev.  Ginistrelli's  Raffaello,  4  yrs,  est  12lb  (incl. 

lute  extra)      -  -  •  Freeman.  * 

Ld  LaFcelles's  Clochette,  4  yrs,  6Bt  12lb  -  Lashmar  - 
Mr  W.  Burton's  Vicugna,  4  yrs,  Cst  lift  (car. 

€st  12lb)   -  -  -  -  Luke  - 

Mr  J.  Hammond's  Eurasian,  3  yrs,  68t  lOft  F.  Barrett  - 
Mr  S.  H.  Ash  ton's  Master  Sam,  3  yrs.  68t  10ft  (incl. 

lOft  extra)       -  Finley  - 

Mr  H.  T.  Barclay's  Madcap,  3  yrs,  6st  9ft  -  Liddiard  - 
Capt.  Lee  Barber's  Ivanhoe,  6  yrs,  6st  9lb  G.  Woodbum  - 
Prince  Soltykoff's  Charmian,  3  yrs,  6st  2ft  (car. 

est  8ft)  -  -  -  H.  Amull  - 

Ld  Hartington's  Sir  Kenneth,  3  yrs,  6st  (car.  est  2ft)  Wall  - 
Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  Holdfast,  3  yrs,  est  W.  Glover  - 
Mr  J.  Foy's  Jacob,  3  yrs,  6st  7ft  -  -  R.  Chaloner  - 

9  to  2  agst  Althorp,  5  to  1  agst  Eurasian,  100  to  15  agst 
Plaisanterie,  7  to  1  agst  Xema,  100  to  9  agst  Holdfast, 
100  to  7  agst  Charmian,  100  to  e  agst  Postscript,  20  to  1 
agst  Cipollina,  25  to  1  agst  Sir  Kenneth,  100  to  3  each 
agst  Florence  and  Belinda,  35  to  1  agst  Ben  Alder,  40 
to  1  agst  Clochette,  1000  to  16  each  agst  Vicugna,  The 
Condor,  and  Kinsky,  100  to  1  agst  Blue  Grass,  1000 
to  e  agst  Master  Sam,  and  200  to  1  each  agst  Jacob  and 
Ivanhoe.    Won  by  two  lengths,  four  lengths  between 
the  second  and  third. 
The  Maiden  Riders'  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  three  yrs  old,  6st, 
four  and  upwards,  est  91^ ;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction 
for  100  sov. ;  rid«fen  by  lads  that  never  rode  a  winner;  entrance 
S  SOT.;  Bretby  Stakes  Course  (102Z.) 


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l^EWMARKET  Second  Octobkb  Meeting.  441 


Mr  R.  Peck's  Songstress,  hj  Balfe»  3  yrs  -  Knott  I 
Mr  C.  W.  Golding's  Cylinder,  aged      -  T.  Dodd  2 

Mr  Cumberland's  See  See,  4  yrs   -  -    W.  Blake  3 

Mr  W.  R.  Marshall's  Danube,  aged      -         J.  Moores  4 
6  to  4  agst  Cylinder,  2  to  1  agst  Songstress,  and  4  to  1 
each  agst  Danube  and  See  See.    Won  by  half  a  length, 
a  bad  third.^The  winner  was  bought  in  for  135g«. 

The  Stand  Nursery  Plate  (handicap)  of  200g8,  added  to  a 
Sweepstakes  of  5  sov.  each  for  starters  (^ihe  sweepstakes  to 
the  second),  for  two  yrs  old;  entrance  5  sor.;  Rous  Course 
(18  subs.— 20<»?.) 

Mr  Douglas  Baird's  Doubloon,  by  Sterling, 

8st4lb      -  -  -  -    G.Barrett  1 

Mr  Leigh's  Exning,  9st      •  -  -  Archer  2 

Mr  E.  Jones's  Cage  Bird,  6st  2!b  -  -       Rickaby  3 

lid  Bradford's  Martinet,  8fit4m         -  C.  Wood  - 

Mr  Abington's  b.  c.  by  Pellegrino,  out  of  Celosia, 

8st  2ni  -  -  -  C.  Loates  - 

Mr  Brymer's  Indian  Star,  8st     -  -      E.  Martin  - 

Mr  J.  Lowther's  Yule  Tide,  Tst  1  lib  -  J.  Woodburn  - 
Count  Festetics's  Golden  F^mperor,  7st6lb-  Philips  - 
Ld  Hastings's  Irish  Pearl,  6st  I2tb  (car. 

6stl3K)  ....  Lashmar  - 
Mr  Childwick's  Twinkle,  6st  UYb  (car.  6st  ISBS)  A.  White  - 
Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  Beaver,  GstlOK 

(car.  est  11  lb)       -  -  -      F.Barrett  - 

Capt.  Haworth's  Lady  Julia,  6st  7lh  -  >  Higham  - 

Mr  T.  Cannon's  Gosport,  6st  7R>  -       Robinson  - 

Mr  T.  E.  Walker's  Dochart,  Gst  516  -  -      Dunn  - 

Ld  Rosebery's  Dram,  est  6lb     -  -       T.  Loates  - 

Mr  C.  Brewer's  Kingsdene,  6st  29>  (car.  Bst  3lb}Q.  Arnull  - 
D.  of  Hamilton's  The  Miller,  Gst  (car.  6st  1»)  Wall  - 
Mr  Oaven's  Lucky  Shot,  5st  81b  •  R.  Chaloner  - 
11  to  2  agst  Doubloon,  6  to  1  agst  Martinet,  100  to  15  each 
agst  Gosport  and  The  Miller,  8  to  1  eadi  agst  Exning 
and  Indian  Star,  100  to  8  each  agst  Lucky  Shot  and 
Beaver,  100  to  6  each  agst  Kingsdene,  Dram,  and  Cage 
Bird,  and  20  to  1  agst  any  other.  Won  by  four  length, 
a  head  between  the  second  and  third. — The  Starter 
reported  all  the  jockeys  in  this  race  for  disobedience  at 
the  post,  and  requested  that  the  Stewards  would  summon 
before  them  the  senior  jockeys,  not  with  a  view  to  the 
punishment  of  any  individual,  but  that  they  might  be 
cautioned.  The  Stewards  taking  into  cousideration  the 
recommendation  of  the  Starter,  cautioned  and  severely 
reprimanded  the  eight  senior  jockeys. 

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A  Handicap  of  10  aoY.  eaek  for  8t«rten»^t)i 
i^ddod;  enteance  3  sot.  ;  Bona  Conise  <5  «iijbis«**1372.) 
9ir  O.  Ghetwynd's  Gordon,  bf  Hennit,  4  frs, 

7afc  7lt  (cat.  78t  1  lib)      -  -  C-  Wood  I 

Ht  K.  Cralc's  Eogadine,  8  jrre,  6tt  9fb  -  Tomlisson  2 
Mr  A.  BeQboiliii'i  Meams,  a  yrp,  7tt  71b  £.  Mmtia  3 
Mr  T.  Caimon  a  Frila,  4  jts,  M  626  -    BobiiMon  - 

Mr  Craven's  Maidmarian,  4  yrs,  6st  lOlb  (car. 

fiat  13lb)   ...  -  W.  Glover  - 

11  to  10  agst  Gordon,  8  to  1  agst  Fritz,  5  to  I  ag«t  Maid- 
martan,  100  to  14  agst  Maaras,  and  10  to  I  agist  Enga* 
dine.  Won  hj  a  length,  a  neck  between  the  second  aad 
third. 

WEDVE8DAT. 

The  Bretby  Stakes  of  100  soy.  each,  b.  ft.  for  two  yrs 
fillies,  88t  I'^Ib  each;  Bretby  Stak^a  Coqursie  (7  8|ib8.^a5Qi;.) 
D.  of  Portland  Modwena      -  -  Wood  I 

Mr  Mantan*B  Helen  of  Troy         -  -      Arqher  2 

11  to  2  on  Modwena.   Won  by  two  leqgtheu 

Tba  flyrar  Welter  Handicap  of  10  sot.  each  for  starters, 
with  100  added;  entrance  3  soy.;  Bobs  Conrse  (9  sqbs.— 
177/.) 

Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Adelina,  by  George  Frederick, 

3  yra,  7«t  10ft  (ear.  70t  llfb)      -  -  C.  Iiootes  I 

Mr  W.  R.  Marshoira  Ebro,  3  yn,  78t  lOlb  (car. 

7stl«b)  ....  CWood  2 
Mr  OsmoDd's  Castagnette,  8  yrs,  fist  8lb-  Lashmar  3 

At  Abivfjioa's  Amcliffe,  4  yrs,  98t  61b  -  Archer  - 
Mr  E.  Bird's  Doncaster  Cnp,  4  yrs,  8st  lOlb  Watts  - 
Mr  R.  Viper's  Fablola,  4  yrs,  88t  lOlb  -  Sncrwdeii  - 

Ld  Gafrdvosa's  Monte-R^a,  8  yra,  7Bt  ISl!^  O.  Barrett  - 
Mr  Craven's  MaidmariaOy  4  yrs,  7st  lOlb  (car. 

7atlltb)-  -  -  -  Morreai  - 

Ifx  QtTKyn  Jones's  SkxmoiOMt,  3  yrsy  7st  7111  A.  White  - 
ft  io  1  agat  Adelina,  9  to  2  agst  Monte-Roaa,  5  to  I  agst 
BeoBomiet,  7  to  1  agst  AmoliffiB,  8  to  1  earii  agst  £bio 
and  Fabiola,  1#  to  1  agst  Ibfotdmarian,  and  100  to  6tach 
agst  Cattagnette  and  Doaeaster  Cnp.  Won  by  fire 
lengths. 

A  Plate  of  100  sot.,  added  to  a  Swefspstak^a  of  5  soy.  each 
for  starters,  for  hQr8ep,of  all  ages»  that  neyec  won  300  sot-  at 
one  time ;  entrance  3  spy, ;  bretby  Stakes  Cpowe  (3  auhs.— 
107Z.) 

Sir  G.  Chetwyud's  GoldsiDjiib,  \fy  Hermit,  a  yci^ 
7Bt  IStb      -  -  -  ;   a  Wwd  1 


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Mr  X  Oftnnon's  Brilliant,  2  jrs,  est  lllb  -  T.  Loates  2 
Mr  W.  M.  Redfern's  Gallant,  8  yrs,  8st  9lb     T.  Cannon  3 

11  to  10  oaoh  agst  Gallant  and  Goldsmith,  and  20  to  I  aget 
Brilliant.  Won  by  thrae-qaartere  of  a  len^tti,  three 
lengdis  between  the  second  aad  third. 

The  Ditch  Mile  Nursery  Plate  (handicap)  of  200  sov.  added 
to  a  Sweepstakes  of  5  sow.  each  for  starters  (which  was  to 
hare  been  paid  to  the  secood),  for  two  yrs  old;  winners  £xtra; 
entrance  3  soy.;  D.M.  (15  sub3.~1922.) 
Mr  Sassoon's  Theodore,  by  Sir  Bevys,  7st  6lb  E.  Barrett  0 
Major  Stapylton's  Scotilla,  by  Gamellon, 

68tl2lb-  -  -  -   J.  Woodbum  0 

Mr  Leigh'a  Andrassy,  8st  12tb       -  -     Archer  3 

Mr  P.  Renfrew's  Thunderstorm,  8st  9ft  -  Watts  - 

lid  Kllesmere's  DamigeHa,  8st  4lb  (car.  8st  6Ib)  Snowden  - 
Mr  W.  Wright's  Beltzmer,  8st  2ft  (incl.  7ft 

extra)    -  -  -  -       C.  Loates  - 

Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  Spread  Eagle,  7st  lift— incl. 

fi1bextni<oar.  7st.l2it>)      -  -        O.Wood  - 

'Mr  J.  A.  James's  Astrafiban,  7at  9tb  (iacl.  7ft 

extra)    -  -  -  -      £.  Maittn  * 

Mr  R,  VynerV  K««los,  7M,%fti         -  -  Lashina]*  - 

lA  HartingtoB*^  b.  f .  by  Cremome,  oat  of  Lady  Ronald, 

7st6ft  .  -  -  -      Wall  - 

Mr  MaciieBEie<s  br.  c.  by  See  Saw,  out  of  Fair 

Vestal,  7st  4lb-  -  -  Tomllsson  - 

Mr  Osmond's  Pedestrian,  7st  (car.  7%t  1  lb)  A.  White  - 
Mr  Dongiaa  Baird's  St  Michael,  est  9Tb  W.  Glover  - 
Sir  R.  Jardine's  ch.  C  by  Albert  Victor,  out  of  Hnk 

Thorn,  est  Sft  -  -  -W.Dnnn  - 

Mr  T.  B.  Walher'b  Bthel,  est  4!b         -  Bicfcaby  - 

5  to  2  agst  Andrassy,  5  to  1  agst  6t  Michael,  160  to  15 
agst  Beitsmer,  1 00  to  1 2  agst  Spread  £agle»  10  to  1  agst 
Theodore,  100  to  8  ea^h  ^t  Astrachan,  the  Lady  Ronald 
filly,  and  Scotilla,  20  to  1  agst  Thunderstorm,  and 
38  to  1  agst  the  Pink  Thorn  colt.  A  dead  heat,  third 
beaten  two  lengths.— The  stakes  were  divided. 

A  Post  Bweepiqtakes  of  200  sot.  each,  h.  ft.  tot  fmo  yn 
old;  Bfetby  Stakes  Course  (4  subs.— 600^.) 
D.  of  Westminster's  b.  c.  Orn^onde,  by  Bend  Or, 

3st  unt  ....  Archer  1 
D,  of  Portland'iB  Modwena,  fist  Htb     -  0.  Wool  2 

D.ofHamUton's  Warbler,  8st  1 2tb  -       Watts  3 

12  to  10  CO  Hodwena,  an4  5  to  4  Ag9t  Ormonde.  Won  by 
A  length,  a  bad  third. 


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444  RACING  CALENDAR, 


The  Middle  Park  Plate  of  500  soy.  addedtoaSweep8take» 
of  30  BOY.  each,  iO  ft.  for  two  yn  old ;  the  second  received 
200  so?,  and  the  'third  100  soy.  oot  of  the  stakes;  entrauc» 
6  SOY.,  the  snrphw  entrance  money  OYcr  the  500  soy.  (tIz, 
90  SOY.)  was  divided  between  the  second  and  third;  Bretly 
Stakes  Coarse  (118  subs.— 2615/.) 

Mr  Vjner's  Minting,  by  Lord  Lyon,  9st  3lb  -  Archer  1 
M  r  A .  Benholm's  Bra  w  Lass,  8st  7  lb  (car.  Sat  6lb)  A .  Giles  2 
Mr  Childwick's  Saraband,  9st  3B5       -  C.  Wood  3 

Mr  R.  H.  Combe's  Volta,  98t      -  -        Webb  4 

D.  of  Beaufort's  Button  Park,  Sst  lOlb-  Snowden  - 

Mr  Gerard's  HercnIeR,  Sst  lOlb    -  -  G,  Barrett  - 

Ld  Manners*s  Clandian,  88t  lOlh        -  Cannon  - 

Mr  Manton's  St  Mirin,  8st  lOttS    -  -        Watts  - 

Ld  Cadogan's  Kaunitz,  8st  lOtb  -  J.  Goater  - 

15  t(>  8  on  Minting,  5  to  1  agst  Saraband,  7  to  1  agst  St 
Mirin,  20  to  1  agst  Volta,  25  to  1  agst  Clandian,  50  to  I 
agst  Braw  Lass,  and  100  to  1  each  agst  the  others.  Won 
by  a  neck,  a  head  between  the  second  and  third. 

A  High'weight  Handicap  of  6  s^y.  each  for  starters,  with 
100  SOY.  added,  for  horses  that  never  won  1000  soy.  at  any 
one  time;  entrance  3 soy.;  Criterion  Coarse  (6 sabs. — 127/.*) 
*  Including  6  boy.  fine  for  coirection  of  entry  of  Lovely  onder  En.e  26. 
Mr  Craven's  Caltba,  by  Lammermoor,  4  yrs,  Tst  Tomlisson  1 
Mr  Leopold  de  Kothschild's  Sister  Louise,  3  yrs, 

6st  71b  (car.  Bst  13lb)  -  -     F.  Barrett  2 

Mr  E.  Bird's  Doncaster  Cup,  4  yrs,  7st  71b  E.  Martin  3 
Mr  Abington's  Lovely,  6  yi-s,  9st  5lb  -  Archer  - 
Ld  Lurgan's  Cintra,  3  yrs,  Sst  7ft     -  -C.  Wood  - 

Mr  Jos.  Davis's  Sir  Francis,  5  yrs,  8st      -     G.Barrett  - 
2  to  1  agst  Sister  Louise,  7  to  2  agst  Caltha,  4  to  I  agst 
Cintra,  6  to  1  agst  Lovely,  and  10  to  1  agst  Doncaster 
Cup.   Won  by  a  head,  a  bad  third. 

A  Sweepstakes  of  10  t^ov.  each  for  starters,  with  100  added, 
for  two  yrsi  old,  78t  2  lb,  three  8st  9lb,  four  and  upwards, 
9st;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  200  soy.  ;  all 
horses  entered  in  ibis  race  were  liable  to  be  claimed 
during  the  tittem  minutes  preceding  the  time  fixed  for 
weighing  ont,  tar  the  value  of  the  race,  and  doable  the 
amount  for  which  the  horse  vras  entered  to  be  sold,  one-half 
of  which  latter  was  to  go  to  the  Race- fund;  entrance  3  sov.; 
Criterion  Course  (7  subs.— 167/.) 

Mr  H.  Macksey'ft  Subduer,  by  Lord  Lyon,  aged  C.  Wood  1 
Mr  W.  H.  Manser's  Kineton,  aged      -  C.  Loates  2 

Mr  Gerard's  Can't,  3  yrs  (car.  8st  lilt)  -  Archer  3 
Mr  W.' Burton's  Cumberland,  aged     -         G.Barrett  - 


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JA  Harting^n*8  b.  c,  by  Petrarch— Pomona,  8  yrs  Wall  - 
Xid  Lascelles's  Little  Wenlock,  2  yrs  (car.  78t  3lb)  Laftbmar  - 
Mr  C.  W.  Golding's  Cylinder,  aged  -         Watts  • 

5  to  2  on  Snbdner,  and  5  to  1  agst  Can't.  Won  by  a  length 

and  a  half,  half  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 

— The  w  inner  was  bought  in  for  SOOgs. 

The  Cambridgeshire  Welter  Plate  (handicap)  of  400  soy., 
by  snbscription  of  20  sov.  each,  h.  ft.  with  20  sot.  added; 
winners  extra;  Cambridgeshire  Stakes  Course  (27  sabs.« 
400/.) 

Mr  Brydges  Willyams's  Silence,  by  Wisdom, 

3  yrs,  78t  4lb  -  -  -  E.  Martin  1 

Ld  EUesmere's  Somerton,  4  yrs,  Sst  9lb  -  G.  Barrett  2 
Mr  R.  Peck's  Hnogarian,  3  yrs,  8st-  -    C.  Wood  3 

D.  of  Westminster's  Cambusmore,  4  yrs,  9st  lOlb  Archer  - 
Gen.  Owen  Williams's  Nautilus,  5  yrs,  Ust  5lb 

(incl.  lOlb  extra)  -  -  -        F.  Barrett  - 

Capt.  MachelFs  Queen  Adelaide,  4  yrs,  Qst  2lb  Noon  - 
Ld  Rosebery's  Polemic,  5  yrs,  78t  12lb  -  C.  Loates  - 
Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  Spectrum,  4  yrs,  78t  9lb  -  Luke  - 
Ld  Hartiogton's  Monolith,  3  yrs,  7st  7 lb-  Lashmar  - 

Prince  Soltykoff*s  Mechlin,  3  yrs,  78t  5lb  (incl.  6lb 

extra)  -  -  -  -        H.  Arnull  - 

Mr  Stonghton's  Hungerford,  3  yrs,  78t  J.  Woodbum  - 
Mr  T.  Cannon's  Duubridge,  3  yrs,  7st  -  Robinson  - 
Mr  Craven's  Prinstead,  3  yrs,  7st   -  -  Tomlisson  - 

9  to  4  agst  Hungarian,  9  to  2  agst  Silence,  7  to  1  agst 
Somerton,  8  to  1  agst  Prinstead,  100  to  9  each  agst 
Mechlin  and  Cambusmore,  100  to  8  agst  Nautilus,  100 
to  7  each  agst  Polemic  and  Monolith,  20  to  1  agst  Dun- 
bridge,  25  to  1  agst  Hungerford,  60  to  I  agst  Queen 
Adelaide,  and  100  to  1  agst  Spectrum.  Won  by  a  length 
and  a  half,  three  quarters  of  a  length  between  the  second 
and  third. 

TUURSOAT. 

Her  Majesty's  Plate  of  SOOgs;  three  yrs  old,  Sst  lib,  four 
and  npwardn,  9Rt;  D.I. 

Mr  J.  Hammond's  St  Gatien,  by  Rotherhill,  or 

The  Rover,  4  yrs      -  -  -     C.  Wood  1 

Mr  T.  Jenniiig8*B  Jane,  3  yrs  -  E.  Martin  2 

100  to  3  on  St  Gatien.   Won  by  twenty  lengths. 

A  Maiden  (at  entry)  Plate  of  100  sov.  added  to  a  Sweep- 
stakes of  5  sov.  each  for  starters,  for  two  yrs  old;  those 
entered  to  be  sold  by  nuction  for  500  sov.  allowed  7 lb;  en- 
trance 3  BOY.;  Bretby  Stakes  Coarse  (6  subs. — 117^.) 


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Ld  Rosebery^s  bl.  c.  by  Dntch  Skater,  out  of 

Dnohess  ol  Parma,  88t  llJlb  -  -  Camion  1 

Mr  R.  Peck's  Falgtaff,88tfttt»  (500?.)        -       C.Wood  2 
Ut  C.  J.  Uferra^s  Martial.  6sfc  5tb  (5002.)      TomlisBon  3 
Mr  H*  Wariog'a  ^foso,  8at  m  {iOOl.)     -     F.  Barrett  - 
Ld  Cawdor's  Cicelj,  Sat  tft  (6002.)  -      -    G.  Barrett  - 
S^yen  on  the  Pachess  of  Parma  ook,  1 1  to  4  agst  Falstaff, 
6  to  I  agst  MartiaU  and  10  to  1  each  ag^t  tha  others. 
Won  by  a  bead,  a  bad  third. 

A  Sweepstakes  of  10  soy.  each  for  starters,  with  100  added ; 
the  winner  to  be  sold  by  aaction  for  ItJOO  soy.  with  allow- 
allowanoea  if  for  less;  the  horses  entered  in  this  race  were 
liible  to  be  dMmed  before  tiie  race  as  in  the  Sweepstakes  on 
Wednesday;  entrance  3  soy.;  Bretby  Stakes  Conrse  (6  snbs. 
—147/.) 

Mr  H.  MackRej's  Snbdoer,  aged,  98t  lOlb  (^dOl.)  C.  Wood  1 
Mr  P.  Renfrew's  Modred,  6  yrs,  98t  8lb  (700^.)-  Archer  2 
Mr  R.  Peck's  Montroyd,  5  yrs,  lOst  (10007.)  Mr  Abiogton  3 
Mr  £.  Hobaon's  Oriental  Girl,  3  yrs,  9st3lb 

(7001.)         ...  -  Hnxtable  - 

Mr  T.  Leader's  Quicklime,  6  yrs,  Sst  lOlb  (200Z.)G.Barrett  - 
D.  of  Hamtlcon's  Rosewood,  2  yrs,  Tst  6!b  (700^)  Booty  - 
1 1  to  10  ooL  Subdaer,  9  to  4  agst  Modred,  10  to  1  agst 
Quicklime,  100  to  8  agst  Oriental  Girl,  and  25  to  1  agst 
Montroyd.   Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  a  bad  third. — 
The  winner  was  bought  in  for  530gs. 

A  Fp^ee  Qandioftp  Pkte  of  200  soy.  snjiacription  of 
&  itpy.  aaoh  lov  aeeepton^  and  5  soy.  more  for  ataitafs,  with 
Ij^lt  added  (  wioiMCs  exlva;  laetaix  fnrlon^    D.M.  (11  subs. 

lir  D.  fleDty*a  Debontore*  by  Sirathoonan,  A  yrs, 

Sat  6%  (iaei,  7ft  extva)  -  •  Robinaoa  1 

Mr  W.  GUbert's  Adelina,  3  yrs,  est  3Ib  (incl.  Ih 

extra)  ....  Rickaby  2 
Qt  o£  Beanfovt^a  Jabfih,  4  yrs,  est  3lb  -  T.  Loates  3 
Mr  J.  Hammond's  Strathblane,  aged,  9at  dtb  •  Wabb  • 
Mr  Leopold  de  Bothathild's  Brag,  a^,  8st  7fi»  (car. 

8sMlfe>  ....  Archer  - 
air  G.  Cabetw^nd's  Gordon,  4  yrs,  7at  Hlb— incL 

'71bextKa(car.  78|;12lb)  -  -    d  Wood  - 

Ld  Bradford's  Inyention,  3  yrs,  est  (car.  est  2lb)     Wall  - 

1^  %o  agst  Debenture,  11'  to  4  agst  Brag,  5  to  1  agst  Ade- 
lina,  too  to  1 5^  agst  'Strathblnne,  8  to  1  agst  Ishf£,  25  to  1 
agfit  iBTendoD,  and  50  to  I  agst  Gordon.  Won  by  six 
lengthft 


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The  Newmarket  Oaks  of  25  soy.  «ach,  10  ft.  with  200 
added,  for  thmb  jia  M  ifiUies;  the  seoond  receiTed  100  sor. 
out  of  the  stakes;  entrance  3  soy.;  T.M.M.  (50  subs. — 6771.) 
I«d  Boseberj's  Cipottina,  by  Macaroni,  Sst  lOK  Cannon  1 
XA  Kllesmere'a  Jjsidy  Clarendon,  Sst  3%      -  G.  Barrett  9 


1 1  to  4  agst  Ci4K]lUwi,  9  to  2  agst  Armiiki,  5<to  1  agst  Lady 
Clarend/an,  7  to  1  each  agst  UmMy  and  Cfaannian,  9  to  1 
agat  St  Helena,  and  100  to  8  agst  leme.    Won  by  four 
leogtbt,  A  bad  third. 
A  Two  yrs  old  Selling  Plate  of  100g»;  colts,  8tet  12lb, 
fillies,  88t  9ft;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  iOO  soy.; 
entrance  3  soy.;  last  five  furlongs  of  D.M.  ^102!.) 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  b.f.  Relia^  hj  See  Saw  (car. 

8stlllb)  ....  Watt*  1 
14  Caltborpe^n  b.  f.  Siam         *  -         Archer  2 

Mr  C.  Brewer's  b.  c.  Kingsdene        -  -  Cannoa  3 

Mr  W.  BuiTeirBcb.c.  DapasoQ  -  -  Waiovright  - 

l^d  Uowae^s  b.  c.  by  Kisber,  out  of  Gossip  G.  Barcetjt  - 
Mr  CraYQQ's  b.  f .  Luokjr  6hot    .  -        MarrdUl  -> 

Mr  T.  Jennings's  br.  1  Aoadicea      -  J.  Goater 

13  to  8  on  SiaQi«  3  to  I  agiat  Kingsdene,  and  10  to  1  ^g9t 
Belief.  Won  by  two  lengths,  the  aame  between  the 
second  and  third* — ^The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  Aboogtoo 
for  45Qga,  aod  Mr  brewer  claimed  Sii«n  for  Mr  T. 
Stones. 

The  Champion  Stekea  of  20  a9T.  each,  h.  ft.  with  800 
added,  for  three  yrs  oU,  Sitftlb,  four  and  uprnmls^ fat;  mares 
allowed  3lb;  the  second  received  IP  per  .cent  ai\d  the  third 
5  per  cent  on  the  whole  stake;  entrance  5  soy.  the  only  for- 
feit if  declared  by  Januajy  Ist,  1884;  A.F.  (120  subs.  26  of 
whom  paid  entrance  oijly — 1510?.*) 

*  InoikKling  6  boy.  floe  -for  ^orreotion  of  entry  of  Bonraliu  nnder 
Bale  36. 

Mr  Brodrick-Cloete'a  h.  a.  ^mdo^  by  ^Sterlipg, 

S  yrs  (oar.  Sst  Sib)      -  -  -     ^dreher  1 

Capt.  Machell's  b.  c.  Duke  of  Biahmo»d».4  yrs  Watts  .  9 
Baron  de  Ho^schild's  ch.  t  AveUne,  3  yns  -r  I*..  Baia:ett  a 
Mr  J.  li.  Houldaworth's  hr.  p.  I^yal  Fern,  4  yi;8  Cannpn  •  - 


100  to  12  on  Paradox,  100  to  7  agst  Duke  of  Richmond, 
MOto-Saflst  Afeiio%and  ftO ^to  1  eaah asat the  otkera. 
Wan  bv  timfk^Aam  knctiis  ketawan.theBemAaad 

third. 


JA  Zetland's  St  Helena,  9st  3lb 
Xid  Cadogan's  Lonely,  9at  3& 
Jjd  Hastings-s  Annida,  8st  lOtb 


Archer  - 
Snowden  - 
C.  Wood  - 


-  Watts  3 
Webb  - 


Prince  Soltykoff's  Charmiaa,  8st  lOlk 
Mr  G.  Kruckenberg's  leme,  Set  Afb 


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The  Antomn  Handicap  of  10  boy.  each  for  8taiteT8,'with 
200  80V.  added;  entrance  4  soy.;  Bretby  Stakes  Coarse  (J^ 
80  bs. — Sd66i.) 

Mr  A.  Brisco's  Gannet,  by  Uncas,  3  yrs,  6st  4!b  -  Wall  I 
Mr  Jo8.  I)avi§*8  Ix)rd  Charles,  8  yrs,  7st  12lb 

O  ar.  78t  lam)    .  -  -         G.  Barrett  2 

Capt  Machell's  En»-rgy,  5  yrs,  98t  12lb  -  Archer  » 
Sir  G.  Chetwynd*8  Kingwood,  3  yrs,  7st  12lb  C.  Wood  - 
Mr  K.  Peck's  Lady  Beatrice,  3  yrs,  6st  9lb  -  Knott  - 
D.  of  Beanfort's  Forio,  3  yrs,  Gst  2tb   -  T.  Loates  - 

Mr  T.  E.  Walker's  Greenwich,  3  yrs,  Sst  lOlb  Dunn  - 
Mr  W.  R.  Marshall's  Ebro,  3  yrs,  fist  7lb  (car. 

fist  lOfli)     ....    Robinson  - 
5  to  2  agst  Energy,  11  to  4  agst  Forio,  5  to  1  agst  Ebro,  6  to  1 
agst  Gannet,  and  10  to  1  each  agst  Kingwood,  Green- 
wich, and  Lord  Charles.    Won  by  a  neck,  a  length 
between  the  second  and  third. 

FRIDAY. 

The  Tbird  Welter  Handicap  of  5  soy.  each  for  starters, 
with  100  SOY.  added;  entrance  3  soy.;  Bretby  Stakes  Conrse 
(6  snbs.— 122/.) 

Mr  J.  Hammond's  Hedge  Priest,  by  Rosicrucian, 

4  YTS,  est  6lb      -  -  -        G.  Barrett  1 

Mr  W.  Burton's  White  Nnn,  3  yrs,  7stl2lb  C.Wood  2 
Mr  J.  B.  Hankey's  Dickens,  5  yrs,  8st  Sfb  Rickaby  3 

Ld  Cadogan's  Beatrice,  6  yrs,  Sst  6lb  (car.  Sst  lOK)  Archer  - 
Ld  Rosebery's  Snack,  4  yrs,  8st  4lb      -  Snowden  - 

Mr  Cumberland's  Childhood,  4  yrs,  7st  lOtb     E.  Martin  - 
9  to  4  agst  Hedge  Priest,  100  to  30  agst  Beatrice,  4  to  1 
agst  White  Nnn,  6  to  1  agst  Snack,  8  to  1  agst  Child- 
hood, and  10  to  1  agst  Dickens.   Won  by  a  head,  three 
lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

A  JuYenile  Handicap  of  15  soy.  each,  10  ft.  with  100 
added,  for  two  yrs  old ;  the  second  receiYcd  26  soy.  out  of 
stakes;  entrance  3  sov.  the  only  forfeit  for  horses  struck  oot 
at  Newmarket  bY  noon  the  previous  day  ;  T.Y.C.  (19  snbs. 
16  of  whom  paid  entrance  only — 1122.) 
Mr  T.  JenningiB,  jnn.'s  Le  Caissier,  by  Tonchet, 

8stl2lb      -  Archer  1 

Mr  A.  Brisco's  Blue  Belle,  est  811)        -  -  Wall  2 

Prince  Soltykoff's  Blondel,  8st  6!b  •  -  H.  ArnuU  3 

3  to  1  on  Le  Caissier,  6  to  1  agst  Blue  Belle,  and  100  to 
15  agst  Blondel.    Won  by  half  a  length,  a  bad  third. 

The  Prendergast  Stakes  of  60  soy.  each,  h.  ft.  with  200  sot. 
added,  for  two  yrs  old;  the  second  received  100  soy.  out  of  the 
•takes;  entrance  3  boy.;  T.Y.C.  (30  subs.— 8972.^ 


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Ld  Bosebery's  Koster,  by  Dutch  Skater,  88t  lOtt  Cannon  I 
Mr  Main  ley's  St  George,  8st  lOlb       -  C.  Wood  2 

Ld  Cadogan's  Sagitta.  Sst  7lb  (car.  8st  9lb)-  Archer  S 
Mr  C.  J.  Lefevre's  Calais,  8st  lolb      -  .  Watts  4 

9  to  4  on  Sagitta.  6  to  1  agst  Calais,  and  10  to  1  agst  Koster. 

Won  by  a  short  head,  a  head  between  the  second  and 

third. 

A  Sweepstakes  of  15  sov.  each,  6  ft  with  100  soy.  added, 
for  all  ages;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  fiOO  sov.,  if 
for  200  sov.  allowed  lOlb  ;  entrance  3  sov.;  last  five  furlonirs 
of  Ab.M.  (9  subs.— 167/.) 
Mr  W.  Gregory's  Eastern  Empress,  by  Strath- 

conan,  aged,  8st  lib  (200/.)  -  F.  Barrett  I 

MrR.  Q.  Sherrard's  Malvern,  3  yrs,  7st  12ft(200Z.)  C.  Wood  2 
Mr  Cumberland's  Cheveley,  5  yrs,  88t  4lb— car.  8st  9lb 

(.200/.)    -  Archer  3 

Mr  P.  Robinson's  Capitolina,  4  yrs,  88t  lib 

(200/.)   -  G.Barrett  4 

11  to  8  agst  Malvern.  85  to  40  agst  Cheveley,  6  to  1  agst 
Eastern  Empress,  and  7  to  1  agst  Capitolina.  Won  by 
a  head,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and  third.— 
The  winner  was  bought  in  for  SOOgs. 

The  Eighth  Great  Challenge  Stakes  of  20  sov.  each,  h.  ft. 
with  300  added;  the  second  received  100  sov.  and  the  third 
50  sov.  out  of  the  stakes;  entrance  6  sov.  the  only  forfeit  if 
declared  by  May  6th;  Bretby  Stakes  Course  (33  subs.  8  of 
whom  paid  entrance  only — 445/.) 

D.  of  Portland's  Modwena,  2  yra,  est  13lb  -  F.  Barrett  1 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Despair,  6  yrs,  9st     -  -Archer  2 

D.  of  Portland's  Satchel,  3  >r8,  8st  CIU  -  C.  Wood  3 
D.  of  Hamilton's  Miss  Jummy,  2  yrs,  6st  13lb  Lashmar  • 
Mr  C.  J.  Lefevre's  Consigoe,  2  yrs,  63t  13lb  Tomlisson  • 
Ld  Zetland's  Prism,  6  yrs,  9st     -  -         Watts  - 

D.  of  Westminster's  Benefit,  2  yrs,  68t  12flJ  J.  Woodburn  - 
5  to  2  agst  Despair,  100  to  30  agst  Miss  Jummy,  5  to  1  agst 
Prism,  6  to  1  agst  Benefit,  8  to  1  agst  Modwena,  10  to  1 
agst  Satchel,  and  20  to  1  agst  Consigne.   Won  by  three 
lengths,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 
The  Whip;  lOst  each;  B.C.;  200  sov.  each. 
Baron  de  Rothschild's  Lavaret,  by  Bdiard,  4  yrs  Cannon  1 
D.  of  Hamilton's  Cosmos,  5  yrs     -  -      Watts  1 

100  to  30  on  Lavaret.    Won  by  five  lengths. 

A  Selling  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  two  yrs  old;  colts,  8st  12lh> 
fillies,  88t  9!b;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  300  iov,; 
entrance  3  sov.;  An.M.  (102/.) 


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450  BACING  OALENDAiB, 


Mr  Stoajzhton!8  b.  c.  Sandpaper,  hj  SyringfieM  G.3ainE0lifc  I 
Sir  G.  Ohfitwynd's  bl.  c.  Spread  Eagle  -  C.Wood  « 
Mr  Leopold  de  Rotbschild's  b.  c.  Beaver  -  Canaan  3 
Mr  W.  Burton's  br.  f .  by  Beaaclerc— The  Hind  GoodcbUd  4 
Mr  R.  Bberwood's  cb.  f.  Mergellina  -  -  Bowman  6 

Mt  W.  AmuH'fl  br.  c.  Tbe  Skater  -      A.  White  6 

5  to  2  on  Spread  Eagle,  4  to  1  agst  Beaver,  100  to  8  agst 
Sandpiper,  and  50  to  1  each  agst  the  others.  Won  by 
half  a  leo^ith, «  bad  Ibird. — The  winner  was  bongKt  i  i 
for  ftOOgi. 

The  Newmarket  Derby  of  25  sov.  each,  10  ft.  with  200  sov. 
added,  for  three  yrs  old;  the  second  receiwd  100  sov.  out  of 
the  stakes;  entrance  3  sov.;  tlie  last  mile  and  a  half  of  the 
B.C.  C86  subs.— 5071) 

Ld  Zetland's  War  Path,  by  Uncas,  8st  10»  -  Watts  I 
Prince  Soltykoff's  Mechlin,  Sst  lom  -  Archer  2 
Ld  RoBcfbeiy's  Touch  and  Go,  8st  lOlb  -  C^non  8 

Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  Florin,  Sst  3Tb      P.  Barrett  4 
Mr  W.  J.  Legh's  John  Barleycorn,  Sst  31b  J.  Woodbum  5 
11  to  8  on  Touch  and  Go,  100  to  30  agst  Mechlin,  6  to  1 
agst  John  Barley  com,  100  to  8  agst  Florin,  and  20  to 
1  agst  War  Path.   Won  by  ten  lengths. 

CROYDON  October  Mbeting. 

TVBB»AT,  October  the  20th.— The  Sdling  Nursery  Handi- 
anp  of  103  sov.  for  two  yrs  old ;  the  winner  to  be  scdd  by 
anetion  lor  lOOso^.t  entninee  8  sov. ;  five  furlongs  (lOOl.) 
Mr  A.  Sydney's  Romany,  by  Mr  Winkle, 

7st  9*      .  -  -  -   RawKnson  1 

Mr  S.  Smmge's  Firle,  7st  7ft  -  H.  AmuU  2 

Mr  J.  Mmnlord's  Lady  Burghley,  78t  1315  -  E.  Martin  3 
Mr  T.  Caanon's  Hyala,  Sst  3%         -  T.  Smith  - 

^fr  H.  HMsman's  Margherita,  Set  2ts  -  Booty  - 
Mr  F.  R.  Hunt's  Alda,  88t -21b  -  G.Barrett  - 

Mr  S.  Woodland's  Tictoria,  Tst  9lb  (car. 

»10ll>)        -  -  -    MrC.  THrlweU  - 

S  to  I  agst  Alda,  7  <ta  12  agst  I^dy  QurgUey ,  5  to  1  each  agst 
HjoUa  and  Roflaany,  and  6  to  1  agst  Firle.  Won  by 
thnse  lengtlis,  a  leDgth  between  t^e  aecend  and  third. 

The  Woodside  Plate  (faandieap)  of  fOO  sov.;  the  second 
to  have  veceived  ,20  sov.  out  of  Iftie  plate;  entrance  6  sov.  for 
aeceptors ;  five  furlongs  ( 1 74 
Mr  W.  Gilbert'8  Oaris^ma,  by  See  Saw,  4  yrs, 

7st  8!b  (car.  78t  Ufby  -  -  O.  Barrett  0 

Col.  Byrne's  Catalina,  l>y  Speculum,  3  yrs, 

6st  12%     -  -  -  •    Bromfield  0 


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Mr  C.  Hibbert*8  Gipsjcraft,  5  jrs,  Gst  I2tb  H,  Arnull  3 
Ml*  W.  Bwwm's  Gfand  Oompoeer,  Syrs,  Sat  Mb  (car. 

HfltlOfi^)         ....  Wftttfl  - 
Mr  J.  A.  Wifeon'**  Hagh  Arthur,  3  yrs,  Tsfc  6fl5  B.  Matttn  - 
Mr  Osmond's 'Oafltejirnette,  3  jrs,  Ost  13!f>        -l^ham  - 
18  to  8  agst  Catissima,  5  to  2  agst  Grand  Gctmpoaea*!  100 
to  15  agst  'Hngh  Arthur,  and  8  to  1  each  agst  Catalina, 
QofltafqaMe,  and  Odpsj  ofaft.    A  dead 'heat,  the  ^ird 
beaten  two  lengths. — The  stakes  were  divided. 

The  Parni  Handicap  of  5  sov.  .each  for .  starters,  with 
150  SOT.  added;  the  second  ra^eiyed  ao^r.  pot  ot  tha.«tfike8; 
«i»tnui)oe  8g8(  (jlreat  **  W.elcomes  "  Course,  aboat  one  miie 
a^d  a  quarter  (7  snbsc^^l^^.  lis.) 
Mr  B.  a  8terke7*B  WocKUAvkv  bgr  Skylark,  4  yn, 

8st8K      .  .  ^  ,      ▲.ones  1 

Mr  A.  C.  Watson's  Cimms,  ^  ^ra,  .78t  5ft  E.  ftiartia  9- 
Mr  A.  Ytttor'j  Donald,  ajpiod,  78t  im  (car. 

78tl2lb)         -  G.  IBwmtt  3 

Mr  J.  <!  Waterhonse*s  Fornax,  4  jrs,  7st  1  lib  H.  Arnidl  - 
Sir  O.  Chfitwfnd'a  Spectrum »  4  yn»  7Bt!91b<onr. 

Tstllft)    -  -  -  .         -  .  <XW^od  - 

Mr  F.  K,  Jjawrenoe's  Cnllionn,  5  yrs,  7st  71b 

(soar.  7it  995)  ...  Barwlinaon  - 

Mr  G.^iden'a  WeBtgabe,63m,7std&)<cap.7rt7ft)Bopty  - 

9  to  4  agst  Cirrus,  100  to  30  agst  Woodlarkv  6  to  1  agst 
ddlionn*  8  to  I  agsl  FoniaK,  taad  ID  to  1  each  agst 
Westgate,  Spectrum,  and  Donald.  Won  by  faaif  aitens^ii 
a  length  and  a  half  between,  tba  seeoad  andiUurd. 

The  Shicley  Plate  of  108  sov.;  the  winner  to  he  sold  by 
auction  for  LOO  soV.,  if  for  50  boy.  allowed  7Ib;  entrance 
3  sov.i  five  furlongs  (1002.) 
Sfr  C.  Lanefs  Dnckling,  by  Dandelion,  4  71:9, 

8stl1Ib(So;.)      -  -  -       a.  Barrett  1 

Mr  W.  Burton's  Kirk  o'Field,  8  yrs,  8st  4lb  (50^.)  C.  Wood  2 
Mr  E.  Virgo's  Minster,  aged,  8st  lift  (50f.)  -  Watt*  3 
Sir  S.  Lockhart's  Silverstick,  4  yrs,  88t  8B5 

(50Z.)         -  -  .         A.  Nightingall  - 

Mr  J.  K.  Stoart's  Lenten  Fare,  3  yrs,  Sst  7lb 

—car.  «8t  »lb  (50^.)     -  -  -B.  Wheeier  - 

Mr  C.  J.  Langlands'fi  P^ades,  8  yrs,  8st  7fil'(50{.)  A.Gilea  - 
Mr  S.  Woodland'^  Electric  Light,  3  yrs, 

8st4tt  (6«0Z.)       -  -  Mr  S.J.  Woodland  - 

Mr  E.  Bird's  G-reen  Jacket,  3  yrs,  8st  4lb  {501,)  Rawllnson  - 
Mr  T.  Sterens,  jnn.'s  Wood  Note,  2  yrs,  6st  I  lib 

—car.  66t  1 2ft  (60Z.)         -  -        B.  Martin  - 


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9  to4  agst  Minster,  7  to  2ag8t  Wood  Note,6  to  1  agstDock- 
ling,  100  to  12  agst  Py lades,  10  to  1  each  agst  Silver- 
stick  and  Kirk  o'Field,  100  to  8  each  agst  Lenten  Fare 
and  Green  Jacket,  and  25  to  1  agst  Electric  Lights 
Won  by  a  neck,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and 
third. — The  winner  was  bought  in  for  135g8. 

The  Welter  Plate  of  103  sot.;  entrance  3  soy.;  two  miles 
(100/.) 

Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  Giesshnbler,  by  Sterling,  3  yrs, 

9st  lllb      -  -  -  .   C.  Wood  1 

Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  Beaver,  2  yrs, 

7Bt  71b         -  -  -  -  £.  Martin  2 

Mr  E.  C.  Starkey's  Silver  Clond,  3  yrs,  9st  4lh    J.  Page  3 

Mr  W.  Blake's  Mnsic  Master,  6  yrs,  lOst  4lb  -  H.  Davis  - 

Mr  C.  Higgins*s  Mary  Lennox,  aged,  lOst  ifb  Mr  Saxby  - 

Mr  W.  Kennedy's  Fonteooy,  aged,  lOst  41b     -     Escott  - 

Mr  W.  T.  Beard's  Esmeralda,  3  yrs,  9st  4fb  B.  Wheeler  - 
Mr  J,  Dover's  b.  c  by  Wisdom,  out  of  Brenta, 


Mr  C.  Johnstone's  The  Clown,  3  yrs,  Qst  4fb  -W.  Peake  - 
Mr  E.  Woodland's  b.  c.  by  Wisdom,  ont 

of  Ishtar,  2  yrs,  78t        -  -  Mr  W.  Woodland  - 

2  to  1  on  Giesshnbler,  and  8  to  1  agat  Beaver.  Won  by  four 
lengths,  three-quarters  of  a  length  between  the  second 
and  third. 

The  Maiden  Stakes  of  6  sov.each  for  starters,  with  100  sov. 
added,  for  two  yrs  old;  colts,  Sst  121b,  fillies  and  geldings, 
8st  9lb;  entrance  3  sov.;  five  furlongs  (5  subs. — 1172.) 
Col.  Cave's  ch.  c.  Recluse,  by  Trappist  -  E.  Salter  1 

Col.  Byrne's  br.  c.  St  Botolph  -  .  -  G.  Barrett  2 
Gen.  Pearson's  ch.  f .  by  Camelion — Blood  Red  E.  Martin  3 
Mr  E.  Davies's  b.  c.  Aich  Duke  •  Watts  - 

Mr  C.  W.  Lea's  ch.  f.  Ashgrove      •  -   A.  Giles  - 

Even  on  St  Botolph,  9  to  4  agst  Ashgrove,  7  to  1  each  agst 
the  Blood  Red  filly  and  Recluse,  and  100  to  8  agst  Arch 
Duke.   Won  by  a  short  head,  three  lengths  between  the 
second  and  third 
Wednesday. — The  Juvenile  Plate  of  103  sov.  for  two  yrs 
old;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  200  sov.,  with 
allowances  if  for  less;  entrance  3  sov.;  five  furlongs  (lOOZ.) 
Mr  Waterhonse's  Bombay,  by  Blair  Athol, 

7st  lift  (50Z.)      -  -  -      F.  Barrett  1 

Mr  S.  Woodland's  Victoria,  "st  Sib  (60Z.)  MrW. Woodland  2 
SirW.  Throckmortou'b Edinburgh,  8st  2lb  (50Z.)  G.Barrett  3 


Mr  KcLuedy's  Ocypete,  Tst  8ft  (5o/.)     -       C.  Martin  - 


Mullens 


Booty 


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Mr  John  Nightingairs  White  Rose,  7st  8lb 

(50Z.)      -  -  -  -     Rawlinson  - 

Gen.  Pearson's  ch.  f.  by  Rosebeiy,  ont  of  Panoply, 

78t  I3lb  (1001.)      -  -  .        Morgan  - 

11  to  10  on  Edinburgh,  7  to  1  agst  Dnndonald,  and  8  to  1 
each  aest  Ocypete,  Bombay,  and  White  Rose.  Won  by 
a  lengm,  a  bad  third. — The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  S. 
Woodland  for  ISOgs. 

The  Mile  Selling  Plate  of  103  sot.;  the  winner  to  be  sold 
by  auction  for  100  soy.,  if  for  50  soy.  allowed  7lb  ;  entrance 
8  80V.;  one  mile  (100/.) 

Mr  E.  Bird's  Green  Jacket,  by  Greenback,  3  yrs, 

9st(50/.)      -  -  -  G.Barrett  1 

Mr  Bambridge's  Reform,  8  yrs,  9st  (50/.)  -  C.  Wood  2 
Mr  Hibbert's  Angevin,  6  yrs,  9st  9tb  (50/.)  -  Jessop  3 
Mr  J.  Blake's  Frontier,  aged,  98t  I2lb  (60/  )  Cope  - 

Mr  J.  Jones's  Condor  II,  aged,  98t  9!b  (50/.)  -  A.  Hall  - 
Mr  W.  Brown's  Sunset,  4  yre,  9»t  9lb  (60/.)  Watts  - 
Mr  S.  Woodland's  Electric  Light,  3  yrs, 

9st  (60/.)  -  -        Mr  S.  J.  Woodland  - 

Mr  J.  Nightingall's  Kewburv,  2  yrs,  78t  (60/.)-  Kenny  - 
Mr  Mumford's  Lady  Bnrghley,  2  yr^,  Gst  I  lib 

—car.  6st  12m  (60/.)    -  -  F.  Barrett  - 

Mr  Sayage's  Firle,  2  yrs,  6st  1  lib  (50/.)  -  H.  Amull  - 
Sir  W.  Throckmorton's  Anaconda,  2  yrs, 

6st  nib  (50/.)      -  -  -       Bromfield  - 

2  to  1  agst  Reform,  5  to  1  agst  Anaconda,  100  to  15  agst 
Angeyin,  8  to  1  agst  Green  Jacket,  10  to  I  each  agst 
Firle  and  Sunset,  aud  100  to  8  agst  any  other.  Won 
by  a  length,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and 
third.— The  wiuner  was  sold  to  Mr  C.  Cunningham  for 
165g8. 

The  Wickham  Handicap  of  103  soy. ;  the  winner  to  be 
sold  by  auction  for  50  soy.;  entrance  3  soy.;  five  furlongs 
(100/.) 

Mr  CJorlett's  Van  Zandt,  by  Vanderdecken, 

3  yrs,  7st  4tb      -  -  -    F.  Barrett   0  i 

Mr  E.  Virgo's  Minster,  aged,  8st  6lb  C.  Bowman  0  2 
Mr  Lane's  Duckling,  4  yrs,  8st  12lb  -  Watts  3 
Mr  J.  Jones's  Fair  Play,  4  yrs,  8st  lOlb  -Whelan  - 
Mr  W.  Burton's  Kirk  o' Field,  3  yrs,  8st  2lb  0.  Wood  - 
Mr  A.  Henderson's  Yardley,  3  yrs,  Sst  G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  Mannington's  Lady  Ashton,  3  yrs,  7st  13!b  Booty  - 
Mr  J.  K.  Stuart's  Lenten  Fare,  3  yrs,  78t  1 2lb  Morgan  - 
Col.  CSaye's  Powder-monkey,  3  yrs,  7st  7  lb  Rawlinson  - 
Mr  Savage's  Rosebud,  3  yrs,  7st  6lb  H.  AmuU  - 


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&to  3  affsk  Minster,  7  to  2  a^t  Kick  o'Field,  6  to  1  agrt 
Van  Zandt,  lOato  H  agst  Yfffdtogr,  le  to' I  agstr  lM- 
lin^ylOO  to  8  agst  Lady  Ashton,  20*  to  1  .eauh  Agst 
Fowder^monkay  and  Lenten >Fai«,. and  Sertoli  eochaid; 
Bosebud  and  Fur  Play.  A  dead  lieat^  third  beaten  two 
lengths.  DeddlDg  beat>^21  to  SO  on  Mkntkat,  Woq 
by  three  lengths.— The  wiunerswas  JiHNi]|lkt  in  fior  lS5g8. 

Th6  Tmpo  yn  old  Plate  of  20(1'  sov  ;  the  whmet  to  be  sold 
bgr  aodioD  lor  ^  iov.,    ler  sdO  eoy;  ttih3W«d  S9lF ;  enetfanfie 
3g8;  five  fnrlongs  (196/.  17*.) 
Mr  C.  W.  JotisifiWs  Lady  Beanelcw,  by*  Bean - 

clerc;  dst  Sfm  (2002.)   -  -  -  El  B'arrett  1 

Mr*  W.  Burton's  Belgrade,  Sst  Wlb  (400^.)  CI  Wood  2 
•Xd'SaTemake's  Treason,  8st  .5%  (200?.)'  -  6.  Barrett  8 
Ml*  BJ.  Davies's  Arch  Dnfce,  9st  (iOOly  •  Wnttff  - 

Mr  H.  P^rtr^lge^5  br.  c.  by  Wisdom,  ottt  of 

BrentH,  88t  6»— car.  8st^^  (2002.)  -  Wkittwrighf  - 
Mr  J.  Nightingall's  C6-heire»«,  Sst^fb  (2^0?.)  Kawlinson  - 
Oeu:  PMson'ffch.f.  by  Camelion,  ont  of  Blood 

Bed,  8fit  2rt  (SeoA)        -  -  -MOTpea  - 

7  to  4  agst  Belgrade,  7  tb'2  agst  Tre^on,  4  to  I  agst  Lady 
Beaaclerc,  100  to  15  agst  the  Brenta  colt,  10  to  1  agit 
Co-heiress,  and  20  to  1  each  agst  the  others;  Won  hy 
half  a  length,  a  bad  third.— The  winnw  was  Mid  to  Mr 
W.  Burton  for  SOOgs. 

The  Croydon.  October  Niuseiy  Handioi^  of.  200  mt.;  the 
second  leceived  20  sot.  oot  of  thei  plate;  entrance  6  aov.  for 
acceptoEs;  fi^  furlongs- (1742i) 
Mr  J.  Nightia^U's  Alert,  by  Sliifnali  or  St 

Augustine,  68t  13lb   -  -  -   H.  AmuU  I 

Mr  E.  Hobson's  Hesitation,  7st9%  <e«r.  78t  lOlb)  Huxftable  2 
Mr  G.  Cleveland's  Wild  NotoS)  7st  4Ib  (oar. 

7st  6ft))  ...         Rawlinson  3 

Mr  J.  Blake's  Dusty  Miller,  89t  \3ith  -  - 

MrA.CW-Hobman's  Bank  Holiday, -Sstiatb  Watts  - 
Mr  J.  Hanbuxy's  Dryfly,  Sst  8»   -  -       Blrt-i-ett  - 

Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  Vivadous,  7«t  13lb  -  C.  Wood  - 

Mr  C.  W.  Lea's  Gales,  78t  1 1ft    -  -      Wtftson  - 

MrT.  Blenkiron^8Rath..7st mm        -  -Booty  - 

Mr  H.  Sopp*8  faui.  by  Eocoeo^  out  of  .CresoeBt^. 

7Bt  llSs  ...  Moqsm  - 

Mr  £.  Davies's  Prince  Zouroff,  7st  &ffi         -  Ki  Bairett  - 

13  to  8  agst  Hesitation,  4  to  1  agst  Viv^fflOiOb,^  8>to'  I  agfll; 
Alert,  and  10  to  1.  agst  Wild  Notoa.  Wen  by  four 
lengths,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 


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The  Welter  Handicap  of  6  sot.  eaek  £or  sterten^  vitfa 
150  BOY.  added ;  the  second  received  20  sot.  out  of.  the  stakes; 
entrance  3gg;  one  mile  (7  snbs.— 156?.  17«.) 
Mr  W.  Gregory's' Chicard,  by  ReTei*eratSbD,  5  yrs, 

ll«t2K  ....  a.  Barrett  I 
lirH.  RCndg^OMKobility,  4yr8;  list  CI  Bbwman  2 
Mr  H.  Macksey's  Victorine,  4  yrs,  lOst  8lb  -  €.  Wood  S 
Mr  H,  Heasmaa's  Lihatioa,  &  yn^  1  let  9lB  -  Wsitts  - 
Col.  Paget's  DisfraBchifle,  6  yra^  lUt  Sflb  -  J..  Jwes  - 
Mr  N.  Uharriagton's  Bieda,  4  yra^  lOst  1201. Mr  C.  Bttmd  - 
Mr  H.  Sopp*8  Paoillac.  6  yrs,  lOst  Lift      -      Mofgan  * 

7  to  4  a^  Old  Nobility,  9  to  4  agst  Victorioe,  ft  to  2  l^t 
Libatioo,  and  10  to  1  agst  any  other.  Woa  by  sU 
lengths. 

The  other  vaees  at  this  meetiHB  were  over  hdsdles^-^^ei^ 
Steepla  Chase  Volnme. 

FOUR  OAKS  PARK  ^BiaMiNGKHAM) 
Autumn  Mdbtino. 

TviwbvmlT,  Otctober  the  20t;fa.— The  Oetol^r  Maiffotx  Plate 
of  lOOgs;  two  yrs  old,  7st71b,  three,  8st  lllb,  four  and  up- 
wards, 9st;  m.  and  g.  allowed  39);  eotmnee  3g«s  fire  far- 
longs,  straight  (lOW.  17«.) 
Mr  Y.  R.  Graham's  b.  c.  Merry  Duke,  by  Sterling, 

4  yrs  -  -  -  -    Ardiec  1 

Mr  B.  Weercr's  eh.  f .  Solo,  2  yrs  -  Calder  2 

Mr  Townley-Park«r^  ch.  g.  Pinchbeck,  2  yrs  -  A.  White  3 
Ld  Bradford's  ch.  c.  Sir  Hamo,  2  yrs  -  F.  Bossiter  - 
Mr  T.  flyde's  br.  c.  Garter  King,  2  yrs  Lashmar  - 

Mr  H.  Wood's  b.  f.  Swamp,  2  yrs  -         Bickaby  • 

2.  to  I  agst  Merry  Duke,  9  to  2  agst  Swamp,  5  to  1  each 
agst  Pinchbeck  and  Solo,  and  1 1  to  2  agst  Garter  King. 
Won  by  a  length,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and 
thirct 

The  Shenstone  Selling  Plate  of  lOOgs;  tte  winner  to-  be 
sold  by  auction  for  100  sot.,  if  for  50  so?,  allowed  7Ib^  enr 
trance  3gs;  five  furlongs  (1017.  17«.) 
Mr  Abington's  Tibicen,  by  Tibthorpe,  6  yrs, 

8st  lOfi)— car.  8st  12lb  (602.)  -  Archer  1 

MrF.  Robinson's  Capitolina,  4  yrs^  Sst  711^ 

(50/.)  -  -  -  .  Earrett  i 

Mr  T.  Steyens,  jun.^  Reflection,  4  yrs^  8st  71b 

(60i.)  -  C-Loates  S 

ifr  T.  Green's  Ramsbury,  aged,  8st  lOlb  {601}  Finley  - 
Hr  E.  P.  Wilson's  Iffmx,  3  yrs,  8st  4lb  (60?.)  Morgan  - 
Ifr  Palethorpe's  ch.  c.      Wisdom,  out  of  Lady 

Wenlock,3yrs,  8st7nj— car.  8st9lb(507.)       Purcell  - 


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Mr  E.  Weever's  The  Coaiite«s,  3  yrs,  8st  4Jb  {501.)    HiU  - 
Baron  de Hirach's  Vallombrosa,  2 yrs,  7st  {501.)  Tomlisaon  - 
Mr  T.  Leader's  Roaebash,  2  yrs,  Tst  (60/.)     -       Batho  - 
Even  on  Tibicen,  4  to  1  a^t  Capitolioa,  and  10  to  1  agat 
any  other.     Won  by  a  len^h,  a  leni^th  and  a  half  be- 
tween the  second  and  third. — The  winner  was  bjnghtin 
for  85g8. 

The  Jnvenile  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  two  yrs  old;  colts,  9st, 
fillies  and  geldings,  Sst  1  lib;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction 
for  100  SOT.;  entrance  3gs;  five  forlongs  (lOU.  17«.) 
Capt.  Machell's  b.  f.  Dnchess  of  Albany,  by  Mirli- 

flor  (car.  Sst  12lt)      -  -  -     Archer  1 

Mr  T.  Stevens,  jnn.'s  cb.f.  EtoUan  -  C.  Loates  2 
Ld  Cholmondeley's  b.  c.  Brig&tock  -  -F.  Rossiter  3 

Mr  F.  Hairs  br.  f .  by  Barbillon — Bran  Dance  Chesterman  - 
Mr  E.  Jones's  br.  f.  'Fog  Horn       -  -  F.  Barrett  - 

Mr  W.  Sadler's  br.  f .  Matrimony  -  Finley  - 

too  to  60  on  Dnchess  of  Albany,  5  to  1  agst  Etolian,  8  to 
I  agst  Fog  Horn,  and  10(>  to  8  each  agst  the  others. 
Won  by  a  lensth  and  a  half,  two  lengths  between  the 
second  and  Uiird.— The  dinner  was  sold  to  Mr  T. 
Stevens,  jnn.  for  215g8. 

The  Portland  Nnrsery  Plate  (handicap)  of  500  sov.  by 
subscription  of  16  sov.  each,  or  5  sov.  if  struck  out  by  October 
12th,  with  166  sov.  added,  for  two  yrs  old;  five  furlongs  (34 
Bubs.  16  of  whom  paid  6  sov.  each — 5001.) 
Mr  Townley-Parker's  Going  Away,  by  Glen  Arthur, 

7Bt  3%    -  -  -  -      A.  White  1 

Mr  Leigh's  Exning,  88t  12tb  •  -    Archer  2 

Mr  C.  Perkins's  Hawkeye,  Sst   •  -     Tomlisson  3 

Mr  Abington's  Skyscraper,  8st  5lb    -  C.  Loates  - 

Baron  de  Hirsch's  Lorgnette,  8st  4lb  -  Lashmar  - 
Mr  Brymcr's  Indian  Star,  Sst  lib      -  -  Morgan  - 

Ld  Willonghby  de  Broke's  Oliver  Twist,  78t  9lb  Luke  - 
Col.  Forester's  Canny  Scot,  7st  3lb   -  -     Wall  - 

Mr  J.  H.  Houldsworth's  b.  f .  by  Springfield,  out 

of  Ivy,  Tst  3lb  -  -  F.  Barrett  - 

Mr  Legh's  Nelly  Farren,  Tst  lib  -  Calder  - 

Mr  F.  W.  Lambton's  Mischief,  6st  12lb  -  Finley  - 
Mr  Somers's  Bow  Church,  est  8  lb  -       Robinson  - 

2  to  1  agst  Exning,  7  to  1  eacli  agst  Hawkeye,  Oliver  Twist, 
and  the  Ivy  filly,  10  to  1  agst  Going  Away,  12  to  1 
agst  Lorgnette,  14  to  1  agst  Indian  Star,  20  to  1  each 
agst  Mischief  and  Bow  Church,  and  25  to  1  agst  Sky- 
scraper. Won  by  a  length,  two  lengths  between  the 
second  and  third. 


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The  Grendon  Plate  of  lOOgs;  the  winner  to  .  be  sold  by 
auction  for  100  sot.,  if  for  50  boy.  allowed  iotb;  entrance 
Sgs;  one  mile  (lOU.  17«.) 
Capt.  MachelFs  Tulip,  by  Dotch  Skater,  2  yn, 

68t  13%  (502.)     -  -  -        F.  Barrett  I 

Mr  E.  Weever's  Young  Hopeful,  3  yrs,  98t  lib  (502.)  Hili  2 
Capt.  A.  de  Vere  Smith's  Evergreen,  2  yn,  7nt  lib 

— car.  7»t  21b  (60/.)    -  -  -  A.White  3 

Mr  W.  H.  Manser's  Kineton,  aged,  Ost  IStb 

(50/.)         -  -  -  MrAbingtoD  4 

6  to  4  agst  Young  Hopefnl^  5  to  2  agst  Kineton,  4  to  1  agst 
Tulip,  and  5  to  1  agst  Evergreen.  Won  by  a  length, 
two  lenffths  between  the  second  and  third.--The  winner 
was  sold  to  Mr  K  Weever  for  lOOgs. 

The  Weston  Handicap  Plate  of  100  so?,  added  to  a  Sweep- 
stakes of  6  SOY.  each  fot  starters;  entrance  3  sot.;  one  mile 
(4  subs.— 112/.) 

Mr  T.  Stevens,  jun.'8  Isabean,  by  Coerulens, 

6  yrs,  est  lOlb  (car.  6st  ISlb)      -  -F.  Barrett  1 

Mr  T.  L.  Umber's  Aylesford,  3  yrs,  Tst  2©  Wall  2 

Mr  Attenbnzy's  Robin  Hood,  aged,  est  lolb  -  T.  Loates  3 
Mr  P.  Bury's  Pangboume,  3  yrs,  78t      -       Tomlisson  4 

6  to  4  on  Isabean,  7  to  4  agst  Aylesford,  and  20  to  1  each 
agst  the  others.   Won  by  a  length,  a  bad  third. 

WxDNB8DAT.-*The  Tamworth  Plate  of  lOOgs;  the  winner 
to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.  if  for  50  sov.  allowed  7lb; 
entrance  Sgs;  five  furlongs  (10 U.  17«.) 
Mr  Abington's  Tibicen,  6  ym,  9st  (50/.)  -  Archer  1 
Mr  F.  Robinson's  Capitolina,  4  jrs,  98t  (50/.)  Lashmar  2 
Capt.  A.  de  Vere  Smith's  Evergreen,  2  yrs,  78t  6lb 

(50/.)      -  A.White  3 

Mr  T.  Stevens,  jun.'s  Reflection,  4  yrs,  98t  (50/.)  C.  Loates  4 
Mr  O.  Scavenius's  Sock,  3  yrs,  Sst  elb  (50/.)     E.  Martin  6 

7  to  4  on  Tibicen,  5  to  I  agst  Capitolina,  100  to  15  agst 
Evergreen,  10  to  1  agst  Sock,  and  20  to  1  agst  Reflec- 
tion. Won  bv  two  lengths,  a  length  between  the  second 
and  third.-^The  winner  was  bought  in  for  75gs. 

The  Coerdeu  Nursery  Plate  (handicap)  of  200  sov.  for  two 
yrs  old;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  200  sov.  if 
clain^d  by  8  p.u).  on  October  20th  to  be  sold  for  70  sov. 
allowed  7fb;  entrance  5g8;  five  furlongs  (194/.  15«.) 
Mr  S.  Wilkinson's  Allegro,  by  Hampton,  6st  9lb 

(70/.)     -  Tomlisson  1 

Mr  B.  Weever's  Buy  a  Broom,  8st  (200/.)  -  T.  Hill  2 
Mr  Pearson's  Agnes  Craig,  8st  (200/.)    -        Lashmar  3 

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Mr  T.  Stevens,  jan/s  English  Duke,  }%%.3iak{JQjt,)  ^.White  - 
MrT.  Valentinft*«DMmle,.ifit:$|l>,(70?.)         '     WaU  ■» 
3  |9  I  ffgst  Buy  a  Broom,  100  to  SO  agst^  Aff(ieA  Ct&kr 
4  tp  1  Agt^b  MjfJftc,  4Qa  tQ  .15  #^t.Dii5fe. ^n<J  IQO  to  ft 
agst  AWq^ypt.   Won.b^r    .X^jpft^.ljftlCa.  feijgth  b^tweetv 
99C(^d  and  third. — The  winner  fff^^  ^Wfsf^  it)  for 
165g8.  ' 

Th«  liMnAngton  Welter  Plate  ^handicap)  of  1OO0«s 
rldd«n  by  a  Member  of  .tfifi  JSopr  a«l!;9MP«fk.(9qb  a^Ipi^^fc^ 
5ft;  eBtiaaoe  Jga;  one>i»Uejat«l  |jw»e  ^V>i?|gf;UOl^ 
Mr  Joff.  DavWa  Bmn fiwi<^iiiii,  h^^^pm%  9' m$ 

98t  2lb— incl.  6lb  alUfl,(cfMr,  M  W)  ■»  .Mr  AMpgU«i  1 
Mr  A.  Victor's  :9allenna,.  3  jrs,  IQ^t  Sfe  A^ightingaJl  2 
Mr  T.  W^dlow 's  Tomboy,  4  yrs,  lOst Mf  S.  P.  Wm<M  S 
Mr  Gottschalk's  H^con,  aged,  tOst  7ft  -  C.  I^tes  - 
Mr  Legh's  Fair  Profit,  4  ^rs,  lOst  iftS  -  A.  Oiles  * 
Mr  P.  Kupy's  Pangboume,  ^  yr?,  ^st  lift  C^heetenBan 
Mr  Attopbary's  'R^^  Sood,  aged,  9Rt,  I6ft  T.  Hill  - 
Mr  T-  Valen^ne's  Qispi^,  3  yrs,  $8t  7ft         -    An^er  - 

3  to  1  agst  Htingerfqrd,  4  to  I  each  agst  XM»hoy, 
PrglSt,  j»nd  Ca^'Ma^,  a^d  1  OO-to  8  a^  fCobin  Ho«d.  W^n 
by  a  lej^^h,  ai^d  a  ^al'f ,  ft  bad.  tblr4^ 

The  Selling  Nursery  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  twoyrs 
ol^i  tbe  winner  to  be  sold  bjraoction  iot  BQmu;  .estiaaoe 
8gsj  fire  furlong*  (lOtZ.  17<.) 

Mr  H.Wood's  Swamp^  by  P0ro'ad9iM)M«Ol  I^Mijf!  rk 
Maj<Mr^8tapylton'8'SC«ff«rd^  li)*  n  ^pfiUwspn  ^ 
CSapt  MaeMirs  JoyojQfl,  ^^  lS*b  (w.»^>«^>  .Ar*ei  9> 
Mr  W.  Amullfs  Binck^fttphertlet/^^lb:  -r^  'Lwh^^av  .-^ 
Mr  Weef<er'6  Tulip,  Tst  lOlb  -  .  -     Ca)d«r  - 

Mr  T.  CaiinoQ78'6^ovay,78li  Jill^         •       igf^nsoa  r> 
Mr  B.  Jonea^  Fog  Horn,  79t4ll^     -  B^h|> 
Mr  T.  yal0Dliiie!8  Diingk,  ;7at  Wall  - 

6'to4  agpt  JoyoiM,  5  to  .1  #g8t  Svrawp«i6  to  l^each  agst 
9og  Hoin  and  atftfford,  .10  to  ra»»l  TiiUp,«nd  100  to  8 
agst  l>iBgie.  W()n  bjy  i»  i«  l#pgth  b^ti^eea  the 
second  a^id  third. — The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  F.  W. 
Jone^  for  80^8,.  and  Mr  Amoll  daiined  JoyHNM  for  Mr 
W.  Q.  Stevens. 

The  Four  Qv^b  Autuflin  IJandicap  qf  400  soVi  by  sub- 
scription of     «OfV.,eacbj  or  6  if  declf^rp4  by  Qctoiber  12tli, 
with  Ifi^.sov.  added  ;  winners  extra;  five  furlongs  (Sl^sul^s. 
7  of  whom  declared  ft.-rT40aZ0 
Mr  H.  W.  Kingsbury's,  Fe^oi^,  I<owlander^ 

3  yrs,  641  IStb      -  -  -       T^Viljsson  1 


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D.  of  Beaafort)*«  IMMia^itetli,  D^yniy  5«t  m 

Cittr.>5fli'18lfe»)      -  -  -        RobipKm  2 

Mr  Abinetoii.*B  Colleen  Bawn  -11,  <lt  jn^  A.  White  « 

Mr  F.  >RMiMi80«i'«  Laoeriaav,  'ftgied,  gist  «Ib^  A««ilier  - 

ids  F.  Morloft^fl  DuloMoy,  «•  jm,  <8«|'  1  ^fi*  'MftHiii  - 

M  Bradford's  Whitelock,  i  yra,  -Tat  '5lb  . .  -IfAll  - 

Mr  TownlQv -Parker's  Pillery,  4  yr?,.7.st. 51^  -  Xql^e  - 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Ad^lina,  S  yrs,'6st  (incl.  THJ  - 
Mr  B.  Longland:*s  Wickham,  4  yrs,  58t  Idlb  (ear. 

68t)      -  .  ,  IHclAby  - 

Mr  W.  Dunne's  Kooinur,  4  yrs,  Sst  1 0!b  -  I/O^tf^a  - 
4  to  1  agst  Ropiqur,  9  to  2  ^gst  QoUeen Bawn; ^i^t<>  J. 
a£^t  X<aceman,  7  to  1  agst  Fedora,  8  to  1  |g9t^^rb|te- 
ipck,  Ii)to  1  each  agst  Palipeny  and  Mafia -Ke^l^t^j  i^H^ 
IQO  to  8  agst  PiUery.^  Wqq  by  a  necl^^  halt  ^iififfi% 
betwen  the  secpnicl  |ind  thir^l. 
The  W^iM  We\t^-^]^  pf  lOQgss  SflB; . 

mile  Cmi*  }U  ) 

Mr  A.  Victor's. Cajfwwi^i^ ^7  JilBHrt.SfiMA 

4yx^^08i       -  -  -     r^.:(flgMW0iU  I 

|ir  ^ick«Aii^«  %Mtr9pe)  i»  yB»,  0^  l       r        Xhpime  2 
^0  tp  I  OTCarwQftW.  Wop  hr:tii?oil«iw(fifii» 

NEWCASTLIl  AND   GOS^OKTH  TARK 
AuTJUMN  Mkbting. 

TuBsiuY,  October  the  ?Oth.— The  Meldou  Plate  pf  lOOg?^ 
entrance  3gs;  one  mile  (101,Z.  17«.) 
Mr  W.  PMwn's  K^mbledon,  by  jstftjidar^l,  3  yrs, 

ssteib     -         -         -         -  y 

Mr  W.  Stev^on's  Craig  Roystpn,  5  yrs„98t3lJ5  Hatt  9 
Marqnis  Talon's  Lima,  3  yrs,  7st  \Oth       *  J.  Woodhnra  3 

3  to  1  on  Hambledon.    Woa  in  ^  canter  by  fire  ]^ngthfi, 
a  very  had  third. 

The  Trial  SelUna  Stat<ei  of  5  sov.  jea^ht  ^itt.  to  the  Inpd, 
with  100  B07.  the  wiqner  to  be  jc4d  by  ^nctiiw  for 

100  aoT.,  if  for :50ri9ov.  .ifllowed  7|b;  ^ve  fnrl^^^,  atoaight  (9  ' 
sab*.— 135^,) 

Mr  T.  Green's  Loch  Leven,  by  Pxioee  Qi^rJie, 

3  yrs,  9Bt  Itb  (502.)  ...  Snowden  I 
Mr  J.  MantiB'b  Elidor,  4  yrs;m  Ifb  (Ml.)  ToaiUnsoa  2 
Mr  W.TAnson's  Stone-deal,  2  yra,7Bt  lift  (50IO  Vapm  S 
Mr  E.  Hntcbinaon's  Y^ntig  Tatt,  2  yrs,  «st  7fb 

(lOOi.)         -  -  -  G.Woodbfini  - 

Mr  T.  Holmes's  Floridor,  3  yrs,  9si»AVb  C&Ol,)  Wcldon  - 
Mr  C.  Land^  Lakelet,  3^  yrs,  M  lib  (SO/.)  Bnickehaw  ^ 
Mr  A.  HoBter's  Miggles,  2  yrs,  Tfit  1 1  tb  (602.)   Goodway  - 

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Mr  J.  WiUiamson's  Stoleaway,  8  yn,  78t  1 IK 
(60Z.)  -  -  -  -    J.  Woodbum  - 

8  to  1  agst  Stone-deal,  S  to  1  agst  Loch  Leven,  8  to  I  agst 
Stoleaway,  and  10  to  1  ea(£  agat  Floridor,  Lakelet,  and 
Sir  Elidor.  Won  by  a  short  head,  a  bad  third.— The 
winner  was  bonght  in  for  70g8. 

The  Newcastle  Antnmn  Handicap  of  5  sot.  each  for 
starters,  with  160  added;  entrance  Sgs ;  one  mile  {9  subs. — 
186/.  17*.) 

Mr  B.  S.  Crompton's  0?er  the  Border,  by  Beaa- 

cierc,  3  yrs,  7fit  7tb      -  -  -     Glover  1 

Mr  J.  Fickersgill's  ch.  g.  by  Salvator^ont  of  Peffar, 

5  yiB,  8st  8&-  -  -  .  Brackshaw  8 

Mr  H.  Hall's  Paleface,  aged,  Gst  -  H.  Roden  3 
Mr  R.  Gladstone's  Dowry,  5  yrs,  88t  7tb  -  Piatt  - 
Mr  J.  Cadman's  King  Dick,  4  yrs,  8st  31b  -Fagan  - 

Mr  F.  W.  Lambton's  Conaglen,4  yrs,7st  1 2lb  J. Woodbam  - 
Mr  B.  Rodley's  Gisela,  5  yrs,  78t  1  lib  -  T.  Roberts  - 
Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Chancer,  4  yrs,  7Bt  31b  -  Good  way  - 
Miss  Barclay*s  Ratafia,  3  yrs,  Gst  5lb     -  Chandley  - 

2  to  1  agst  the  Peffar  gelding,  5  to  1  agst  Ratafia,  6  to  I 
agst  Conaglen,  7  to  1  each  agst  King  Dick  and  Chauoer, 
and  8  to  1  agst  Over  the  Border.  Won  by  eight  lengths, 
four  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Gosforth  Narsery  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  two 
yrs  old;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  soy,; 
entrance  Sgs;  seven  fnrlongs  (101/.  178.) 
Mr  R.  Vyner's  The  Interloper,  by  Beauclerc,  78tl2lb  Piatt  1 
Bir  J.  Osbome*s  Vesper  Bell,  78t  3!b  -  Goodway  8 
Mr  R.  Weigheirs  Oxford,  7st  5lb     -  Tomlinson  3 

Mr  C.  Perkins's  Thistle  Grove,  8st  6lb     -  Fagan  - 

Mr  J.  Dalton's  Friars  Hurst,  Sst  3tb-  J.  Woodbum  - 
Mr  W.  Bungay's  Troilns,  78t  8lb  -       Chandley  - 

7  to  4  agst  Thistle  Gro?e,  4  to  I  agst  Friars  Hurst,  5  to  1 
each  agst  Vesper  Bell  and  The  Interloper,  and  8  to  1 
agst  Oxford.  Won  by  a  head,  three-quarters  of  a  length 
between  the  second  and  third.->The  winner  was  sold  to 
Mr  J.  Coates  for  ISOgs. 

The  Ravensworth  Welter  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs;  en- 
trance 3gs;  fire  furlongs  (101/.  17«.) 
Mr  J.  Drislane's  Jane  Shore,  by  Camballo,  4  yrs, 

9st  916      -           -           -                  Weldon  1 

Mr  W.  Walker's  Lively.  4  yrs,  8bt  71b  -            -  Piatt  2 

Mr  F.  W.  Lambton's  Chiquito,  3  yrs,  8st    J.  Woodbum  3 

Mr  R.  Vyner's  FabioU,  4  yrs,  lOst  51b  •           Griffiths  - 


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Mr  J.  Shepherd's  Sir  Joseph,  aged,  98t  8%  -  Snowden  -> 
Mr  G.  Cleveland's  Shy,  3  yrs,  98t  2lb   -  -Fagan  - 

5  to  2  ag8t  Jane  Shore,  7  to  2  agst  Eabiola,  6  to  1  agtt 
Chiqnita,  and  7  to  1  agst  Sir  Joaeph.  Won  hj  a  head, 
half  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  other  races  on  this  day  were  under  the  Grand  National 
Hnnt  Rnles—Mtf  Steeple  Chase  V<dame. 

WEDWESDAT.—The  Lambton  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs; 
entrance  2gs;  fire  fnrlongs  (102^. 
Mr  F.  Lynch's  Lady  Anckland,  by  Paganini, 

or  Clandias,  s^^ed,  7st  7lb      .  -  J.  Woodbnm  1 

Mr  T.  Green's  Knight  £rrant,  4  yrs,  Sst  21b 

(car.  8st  4lb)      -  Snowden  2 

Mr  W.  Walker's  Lively,  4  yrs,  78t  7lb  -  Piatt  3 
Mr  J.  Shepherd's  Sir  Joseph,  aged.  Set  8tb  -Weldon  - 
Ld  Dnrham's  Aunt  Sally,  3  yrs,  78t  -  Tomlinson  - 

1 1  to  8  agst  Lively,  7  to  2  agst  Knight  Errant,  4  to  1  agst 
Sir  Joseph,  5  to  1  agst  Annt  Sally,  and  8  to  1  agst  L^y 
Anckland.  Won  by  three-quarters  of  a  length,  a  head 
between  the  second  and  third. 

A  Selling  Nnrsery  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  two 
yrs  old ;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  50  sot.;  en- 
trance 3gs;  five  fnrlonss  (lOU.  17«.) 
Mr  F.  W.  Lambton's  Mliss,  by  Glendale,  8st  4ft 

(car.  fist  5lb)      -  Snowden  1 

Mr  G.  Bland's  Ayton,  8st  4lb  (car.  Sst  5lb)  -Bmckshaw  2 
Mr  J.  W.  Lee's  Bagley  Green,  78t  2lb  -  W.  Glover  3 
Mr  J.  Williamson's  Stoleaway,  8st  6lb  -  Weldon  - 
Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Royal  Belle,  88t  lib-  -  Piatt  - 

Mr  L.  Forster's  Cleveland,  7st  12lb  -        Flnley  - 

Mr  J.  E.  Piatt's  Hibemia,  78t  5lb       -  Goodway  - 

Mr  Rodley's  Thomey,  78t  455      -  -  Tomlinson  - 

7  to  4  agst  Mliss,  4  to  I  agst  Thomey,  100  to  12  each  agst 

Ayton  and  Stoleaway,  and  10  to  1  agst  Bagley  Green. 

Won  by  a  head,  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 

— The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  Dalgliesh  for  85gs. 

The  Scurry  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs;  winners  extra;  the 
winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.,  but  if  claimed  at 
scale  to  be  sold  for  60  sov.  allowed  5lb;  entrance  3  sov.s  five 
furlongs  (102Z.) 

Mr  T.  Green's  Loch  Leven,  3  yrs,  8st  1  lib  {50l.)  Snowden  1 
Mr  J.  Martin's  Chibby,  3  yrs,  8st  2lb  (50Z.)  Tomlinson  2 
Mr  Brand's  Thrintoft,  aged,  98t  2lb  (501.)  -  Finley  3 
Mr  Harrison's  Lady  Auckland,  aged,  9st  lib— incl. 

7lb  extra  (60^.)  ...  Griffiths  - 


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,{50L)  -  ,  -  -  BlUBford  - 

Mr  fiolmes'-s  Floddor,  ^.  Yr8|.  Aafc  6ft  C^D^.}  - 
Mj^  Bodlej^s  Wikl  Mint,  hjts,%at  4S&^ciul  5ft 

t502.)    -  -  -        W^^lon  - 

Mr  F.  Piatt's  Tommy  titUemouse,  3  yrs,  88t  4lb 

4  to  1  agst  Loch  Let«tt,  5  to  1  «*efti  iigSt  Rcrtind  Bhot  «ii4 
Wild  Minti  6  to  I  agst  Cbibbyi  and  7  to  1  each  agst 
Floridor  and  Lad^  JUiddand.  Woo>  by  half  a  len^i, 
three  lengths  betntefn  the  second  end  thirds — The  win* 
ner  was  boaght  in  for  ^Ogs. 

The  NorthuiUberlimd  Ailtnraii  Flittte  (hMiiditot>)  of  200  ftor., 
added  to  a  Sweepstakes  of  10  sot.  each  for'  starters ;  the 
s^nd  sayed  his  staXe;  entfanee  ^  W'.;  ^meriiild  and  a  half 

Mr  W.  Stenensoft's  Vellniti;  \fy  tieancfcfrc,  ryrt, 


F«rlrinfi's  ifcfrapArtfe,  6  VA,  8tt  Shf'  -  J.  Fagan  2 
llfr  J.  H5p6*s\yilH6  8h«fpe,  8  'yW,  66t'12l<  ^otefinson  3 
Mr  W.  Sanderson's  Cliftonisn,  4'^  8st  4W  Siiowden  - 
KrBi  YyBer's  'Siurdieaj  3  yn^*  M  l^^our. 

tetl^tt)^  ....    W.  Glover  - 
13  to  8  agst  Vellam,  5  to  2^sg9fc  Bosaparte,  7  tor  2  agst 
Cliftonisn^  7  to  1  agpt  WiUie  Shiurpe,aiid  100  to  8  agst 
Sirdkoi  Won  by  a  neck,  half  a  length  betwe^  3ie 
«eo(md«iKLthjrd« 

The  HajF'ahd  Corn  Stakes  of  5  {^oV.  e^ch  for  starters,  with 
100  SOT.  added;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  ISOsov., 
with  allowances  if  entered  fot  legs;  ohe  mile  (4  subs. — 1151.) 
Mr  M.  WilHamson's  Naamao,  by  Syj^ian^  a^yars, 

88t  lon»  (fiOi.)  -  -  '  a.  Fagan  1 

^T  T.  Laidlaw's  Hatchment,  4  yrsyOst  4lb  (5e/.)  Weldon  2 
Mr  J.  Shepherd's  Merrimake/  6  y rs,  9st  £B  (50/,)Snowden  8 
Mr  T.  Gcesn's  b.  f.  1^  Zealot,  out  of  Bosebad, 

2yr8,.6«t  l  llb  (6o£)      -  -        G.Wloodbum  - 

6  to  5  on  Hatchment,  100  to  30  agst  Merrimake,  4  to  1  agst 
Naaffiam,  and  lOatO  \S  agsClhe'RostbGd  fitly.  Wonby 
h&lf  i^l«n[^h,£ire'letij^t1is'b«!t^sw  thcseeond  and  third* 
— Th^r  winner  wiMr  boti^ht  ifi  Ibr  100g«.' 

The  AsUsy  NorsflTy  Hasdica]^  Plate  of  150  sot.  for  twoyn 
old}  entrance  3g8{  fi?e  furlongs  (146/.  I7si) 
Mr  B.  Gladstone's  b.  f.  by  Craig  AiUtar,  .oiit  of 

Tocher,  fibt  »11>  -  •  W.  Glover  1 

MrC.  Ferluns's01dBow,68t8]b         .         Chandley  2 


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W.  Sanderson's  Frailtj,  6st      -  -   Mnllens  3 

R.  3.  CforstptbtiB  AlriRMd^^tt'  l<0»<CMr.  tiiA^tb)  Bikfby  - 
5  to  4  agst'thef "toctolt^  My, '9 16 l^agsB-Alindlidv  ♦to  1  agst 
¥Hilty  ,  autf  «  1^  1  ti]t|M  Olid  Bom  Wloaf  by'half  a 
letgtfr,  thte)^«tt^!^"of  ft'leMgtly  .Mii^eMi  tfa^Mcond 
and  AM, 

CUaeAOH  OCTOBfiR  MBBTineu 
TubbdatV  O^tdbdr  tW  imth:^^hff  BeAtry  H«iidicaip  of 
40  80?.;  entnukee-  S  WT.  fdf  tlM^ftlaYM^r  Avglsiey  Port 

(381.) 

filrfifsra'tf  8damf,by'IIilti^(3>yM^  rSB«t«%Ctiimingbaili  1 
MrC.  J.  Blake'd^  I(^viti;Sff«,i8^4tb  -  HArria  It 
Mr  0.  BWjderick^  Reftt^e,  S  y«,  7*t  1«»  Lytich  3 

Mr  K.  8.  Langan's  WllA  Shetty,  ayrt;  88V  l^lb  W.  MUlet 
MrW.  Murptay's  Qikieh  trf  the  Vixctn;  S  yrs, 

78t  lift       ^  ^  .  ^  Dawson 

Ui  J.  Gannon's  Irving  Bishop,  2  yrd,  «8fe  tfcDoiiald  - 
Ifir  J.  M^Kenna;  j^n.'s  De^er,  2*  yi<8,  Mi  lOtt  Westlaie  - 
Ifr*  J.  A.  Gaflsidy^^  lAgfeitfi>dt,  2  yr8,      7ft  (cari 

5«8ft)       -  -  -  ^   L.K^y  - 

5  to  2  agst  Referee,  4  to  1  agst  St  Kevin,  6  to  1  ea<di  Ag^ 
Wild  Sheiry,  fi^Mri,,  and  I>e(»der«  Had  10  to  1  agst  any 
other.  Won  by  thcee*qaarters  of  a  2«ngth,  three  lengithB 
i>etween  the  leoood  and  third. 

Her  Majesty's  Pltfte«l  lOOgg,  fbr lioMM  tronadaix  monthi 
^levioasly  in  Ireland;  three  yrs  old,  78t  13ft,  foniv  itefi^  fire 
and  npwa»d^  9st  31b;  three  nolfesi 
Mr  J.  NoWt        Ctiitkeiiy  by  BiUy  Ktt«  ft  yws: 

(^.8st)        ....   Hatiii  1 
MrH.E.  LindtfrWift-Ofy^  5  yt8  MrT^Beasle^ 
100  %of     on  The  Chicken.   Won  by  six  lengths. 

'the  National  Produce  Smkes  of  10  soy.  each,  b.  ft.,  fbt 
the  produce  of  mares  covered  in  188^,  by  stallions  standing 
in  Ireland,  n^hoee  dWtfers  agreed  to  sttb^fcfibfe  10  boy.  for' each 
stidlion  nazded.  to  whlcli  snm  dO  subscribed  100  sot.  Were 
added  by  the  Tnrf  Club ;  atiy  o^ner  who  natn^d' three  thares 
entitled  to  rnd  the  prbdnce  6t  tV4  tlxr^^,  paying  obly  sjbakes 
or  forfeits  for  two ;  the  seddtid  t^teiV^'d  20  S6V.  otct  <Jf  the 
Adces,  and  tb^  9Ar4l  Mted  hib  t^^;  entmnee-  An- 
glesey l^dst  <d6  tntrl«fer,'  4  6mim  ^th  natned  fhre«  umres^of 
more  and  paid  fbifdt  only Ibr eight  Bt«llk>ny  riubseiibbd 
for— 3180 

Mr  C .  J.  Blakfe'*  Conservator,  by  Arbitrator,8st  5ft  Hattte  I 
M)*  I>.  Br<^^rick's  Drabb,  8st  7ft  -  •  HiSdundew  i 
Ifr  D.  WheiAn^s  Gold  Dlg^r,  8et  7ft  W.  Miller.  3 

HirW.DnibK'aAMifbtat,  9stflfft  -  J.Ccttdolly  - 


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Eyen  on  Gold  Digger,  6  to  4  agst  Mellifont,  8  to  1 
Conaervator,  an*  1  20  to  1  agst  Draco.  Won  hj 
a  head,  four  lengths  between  the  second  and  third;^ 
Miller  and  Saunders  were  reported  by  the  Starter  for 
foul  riding,  and  their  licences  were  withdrawn. 
The  Flying  Handicap  of  50  bov.;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by 
auction  for  60  sot.;  first  entry,  10«.,  second  entry,  3  soy.,  and 

1  soy.  extra  for  starters;  iiye  fnifongs  (48Z.  lOt.) 
Mr  O.  H.  Jones's  Merryman,  by  Ascetic,  2  yrs, 

68t  7lb  (car.  68t  lOlb)         -            -    Cunningham  I 

Mr  J.  Cloney's  Longfellow,  6  yrs,  dst  2lh    F.  M'Donald  2 

Mr  J.  M'Renna.  jan.'s  Usurer,  8  yrs,  Sst  4lb        Harris  3 

Capt.  Jones's  Kapparee,  4  yrs,  lOst  2lb     Mr  W.  Beasley  - 

Mr  D.  O'Geran's  Repulse,  3  yrs,  7st  lOlb-          Hoysted  - 

Mr  T.  Grant's  The  Hero,  2  yrs,  78t  81b  -  Bailey  - 
Mr  A.  Tieman'a  br.  f.  by  Malbrouck,  out  of 

Humility  II,  2  yrs,  68t  12lb        -            -P.  Lynch  - 

2  to  1  agst  Merryman.  100  to  30  agst  Usurer,  5  to  1  agsl 

The  Hero,  and  10  to  1  agst  the  Malbrouck  filly.  Won 
easily  by  five  lengths,  four  lengths  between  the  seccmd 
and  third. 

There  was  also  a  hurdle  race  on  this  daj^gee  St  Ch.  Vol. 

Wednbsdat. — The  Trainers'  Stakes  (handicap)  of  60  so  v.? 
entrance  3  soy.  for  starters;  fiye  furlongs  (57^.) 
Mr  P.  Gavin's  Light  Wine,  by  Balfe,  2  yrs, 

B8t\2rb      '  •  -  -    L.  Kelly  I 

Mr  Bird's  Salami,  3  yrs,  8st  lib  •     Cunningham  2 

Mr  W.  Murphy's  Queen  of  the  Vixens,  3  yrs, 

88tllb-  -  -  -  Dawson  3 

Mr  L.  Hone's  Crofter,  3  yrs,  8flt  8lb  (car. 

SstSlb)-  -  -      J.Connolly  - 

Mr  J.  G.  Blake's  Mokana,  3  yrs,  8st  3%  -  Kerrigan  - 
Mr  J.  Cloney'fl  Longfellow,  6  yrs,  Sst  -  Westlake  - 
MrWestland's  Mis8Coote,3yr8,68tl  3lb  (car.78t  1  Tb)  Hoysted  - 

100  to  30  agst  Miss  Coote,  4  to  I  agst  Crofter,  5  to  1  agst 
Light  Wine,  6  to  1  agst  Salami^  and  100  to  12  each  agst 
the  others.  Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  three  lengths 
between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Boyal  Whip,  with  lOOgs  added,  for  horses  trained 
six  months  previously  in  Ireland;  three  yrs  old,  lOst,  four, 
list 4%,  five,  list  1 21b,  six  and  aged,  12st;  four  miles. 
Mr  A.  'Tiernan's  Sylvan  Queen,  by  Rostreyor, 

Sjrs      -  -  -  Mr  W.  Beasley  1 

Mr  J.  M'Kenna,  jw.'s  Wavelet,  5  yrs  -owner  (disq.) 

ft  to  4  on  Wavelet.  Wavelet  came  in  first  by  seven) 
lengths,  but  was  disqualified  for  not  going  the  proper 
course,  and  the  race  awarded  to  Sylvan  Queen. 


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The  Beresford  Stakes  of  5  sot.  each,  with  100  added,  for 
two  jrs  old;  the  second  recei?ed  20  rot.  out  of  the  stakes; 
entraDce  2  sot.;  one  mile  (36  sabs. — 248/.) 
Mr  C.  J.  Blake's  Black  Rose,  by  Arbitrator, 

88t  lOlh  ....   Harris  1 

Mr  D.  Whelan's  Gold  Di^i^ger,  Sst  7lb  -  J.  Connolly  2 
Mr  C.  Taaffe's  Charmiiig  Nancy,  8st  4lb  -   Bailey  a 

6  to  4  on  Black  Rose,  3  to  1  agst  Gold  Digger,  and  4  to  1 
agst  Charming  Nancy.  Won  by  three  qaarters  of  a 
length,  ten  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Curragh  Cesarewitch  (handicap)  of  160  so?.,  by 
subscription  of  5  sov.  each,  and  1  sov.  extra  for  starters,  or 

3  forfeit  if  declared;  the  second  received  10  sov.  out  of  the 
plate;  about  one  mile  and  six  furlongs,  ou  the  Queen's  Plate 
Course  (16  subs.  4  of  whom  declared  ft. — 

Capt.  Jones's  Tice,  by  Umpire,  3  yrs,  68t  lOlb 

(car.  68t  lllb)  ...  Cunningham  1 
Ld  Drogheda's  AJcester,  3  yre,  6st  7n>  -P.  Lynch  2 

Mr  C.  J.  Blake's  St  Kevin,  3  yrs,  ^st  13lb  (car. 

8st  lib)        -  Harris  3 

Mr  A.  Tieman's  Master  Mariner,  4  yrs,  Sst  lOlb  Dawson  - 
Mr  J.  Blaquidre's  Ben  Bolr.,  4  yrs,  Sst  9tb  -  J.  C!onnolly  - 
Mr  C.  J.  Blake's  Uoyal  Hose,  3  yrs,  6st  lOlb     -  L.  Kelly  - 

7  to  4  ag8t  Tice,  100  to  30  agst  Ben  Bolt,  6  to  1  each  agst 
St  Kevin  and  Royal  Rose,  and  8  to  I  each  agst  Master 
Mariner  and  Alcester.  Won  by  ten  lengths,  the  same 
between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Nursery  Handicap  of  130  sov.,  by  subscription  of 

4  sov.  each,  or  2  sov.  forfeit  if  declared,  for  two  yrs  old;  win- 
ners extra;  six  furlongs  (17  subs.— 126/.)  . 

Mr  F.  Murphy's  Aughrim,  by  Xenophon,  Gst  12lb 

fear.  78t)  -  -  -         Hoysted  1 

Mr  T.  G.  Gordon's  Black  Witch,  6st  7lb  -  Lynch  2 
Otpt.  Biaher's  Dictator,  78t  3lb  -    Cunningham  3 

Mr  G.  J.  Blake's  Conservator,  Sst  1%  (incl.  14lb 

extra)  -----  Harris  - 
Mr  J.  Igoe's  White  Chief,  7st  61b  (car.  7st  71b)  Ball  - 
Mr  J.  G.  Blake's  b.  c.  by  Tattoo,  out  of  Lake 

Mount,  78t  3lb  -  -  -  Westlake  - 

Mr  J.  Foley's  Bagnabtown,  ist  3tb       •  Dawson  - 

Mr  J.  M'Kenua,  jun.'s  Decider,  7st  SYb  T.  Cunningham  - 
Mr  J.  A.  Cassidy's  Lakefield,  7flt  lib  -  L.  Kelly  - 

3  to  I  agst  Aughrim,  4  to  1  agst  Black  Witch,  9  to  2  agst 
Conservator,  5  to  I  agst  Bagnalstown,  and  10  to  1  agst 
any  other.  Won  by  three-quarters  of  a  length,  four 
leoffths  between  the  second  aud  third. 

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m  RAGING  CALE9I>AB, 


TH<«fie*i:>Ar.— A  Srwe*fpfiltafc<*  of  9  sot.  with  IIK) 
adffefl,  fat  two  yvfl  old;  the  seeotM)  iiecteit^d  20  bO¥.  oat  of  the 
stakes;  entrance  2  Sarv.:  AngltWef  Post  (28'9i!ib8.^13«.) 
Mr  J.  Lyons's  Draco,  by  Arbitrtktor,  8flt  7ft  Harris  1 
Bir  W.  Dttnne'8  Mellifont,  98t  6ttr  -  J.  Coonoll/  2 
lia  Di'O^rl'wia's  Victoire,  Sst4lb     -  *    Dnwaoii-  3 

^  A.  Heman's  b.  c.  by  Itiguiftte;  oM  of 

S|)rfti»;  8at  \^  -  ^  OHtmingbattl  - 

6'to"(  OA  Draco,  3  to  1  agst  Mellifmit,  aild  5  M  I  eackagst 
the  Others'  Won  by  a  h^ftd,  fObr  lirngths  ^tw^en  the 
second  and  third. 

Tb^IioWr-Liwuleirtrfifc'ftPUtbef  lOOgsi  two  yrs  old,  6St 
tViMd,  8s('615,  fovLT  and  upwards,  9tsti  m.  afid  g.  allows  30; 
ofl^^le  aflda  btelf. 

Mr  J.  M'Kenna,  juir.*8  br.  rt.  Wkvtflef,  b^  Pairl 

Jones,  5  yrs  (<!Ar.'8«t  ism)'      -  T.  Kavattagh  1 

Mr  Ji  Nolttn's  h.  c.  The  Chicken,  S  yrs-  ^  Imi<*  2 

Mr  O.  J.  Blake's  ch.  c.  Qt  'Ketio,  8  yrd       -        lMrri6>  3" 
Mr  E.  S.  LaAgan'a  b.-  c.  ^ild  Sheny,  3  friT  Dawson 
Mr  J.  Wlaqui^re's  b.  c.  Ben  Bolt,  4  yrs       -  J.  CoilA«]ly  - 
Mr  P:  MtrttAiy'h  b.  c.  Adghritn,  2  yrs   -  L.  KfeUy 

EtM'  on  The  Chftikto,  S  to  1  each  agst  Wlivelet  Add 
At^rnta,  and  6  to  1  'ea<ih  agdt  <the  others  Won  filtt> 
leti^hi^,  a'h6a4  betw«en  tb«  seodtid'atid  third;  A«|2rbriin 
Ek^l^dc 

A  Two  yrs  old  Selling  Handioap  Plate  of  100  sov.,by  sub- 
scription of  3  sov.  each,  or  h.  ft.  if  declared:  winners  extra; 
ttifc  yffftintt  tb  be  sold  by  auction  fOf  100  sov.,  if  clamnfed  on 
06t.  6<jh  to  hd-dtAd  ftit  60  sov.  allowed  7!bj  eiitJ'aBce  1  sor.; 
five  furlongs  (11  subs.— 96?.) 

Mr  P.  Gavin's  Light  Winie,  Sst  (rncl.  6lt>  extra)'-  Sailey  1 
lijr     G.  Gordon's  Black  Witch^  7st3th  Lyubh  2 

Mr  0.  S.  Jones^»  Merry  man,  6st  l^It  (incl.  &lb' 


Mr  J..  Gannon's  Irviilg  Bishop,  8st  4lfe  (t>0?.)  -  fiaftrls  - 
Mr«r.  U^Kenna^  jnn.'4s  Decider-,  78t  7fb  (M.)  Hoysted  « 
Mr  C.  J.  Blake's  ch.  f.  by  Arbitrator,  out  of  Lima, 

78tsib(5(«.)      -         -         -       H  Kelly  - 

Mr  W.  Dunne's  Diamantine,  7st  2!b  (50/.)      -  DaW'son  - 
5  to  i2  agst  Black  Witch,  3  to  1  agst  Decider,  4  to  1  eadh 
agst  Light  Wine  and  Merryman,  and  100  to  15  Agtt 
Diamantine.   Won  by  a  length  and  a  hall,  a  head  be- 
tween th&  second  and  .  third. 

The  Pi^^^t  ' Slakes  of  5  sor.  elKsh,  with  50  add(i4,>  lor  two 
yrs  old;  entrance  2  gO¥.;  Angleaej^  Post  (15  sdbff.-^ll9l.) 


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THIRST  AvTuvN  MwTiNG.  467 

Ifr  C.  J.  Blake's  BMLRooe,  9st  im  -  *  Harris  1 

Ca{»t  Mahtr's  Dictator,  8st  '7 lb  -  -  i.  Connolly  2 

Mr  J.  A.  Canidy's  Lahefield,  Sst  3lb  -       1*.  i^roderictc  3 
3  to  1  on  Black  ttose,  9  to  2  agst  Lak'efield*  and  6  to  1  agat 
Dictator.   Won  by  three  lengths,  ^ve  lengths  between 
the  second  atiid  third. 

Setting  Habdioap  of  30'sevw;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by 
auction  for  60  SDv.}  en^irattoe  1  sov.;  five  farloogt  <29/.) 
Capt  Johes'ir  lUpparee,  by  Donnybrook»  4yrsi 

Sitiatb  -  *  -       J.Connolly  1 

Mr  W.  DiUne^s  Moonstone^  S  yrs^  €flt  latb  {fi^. 

let  21b)  ^  -  -  Dawson  2 

Mr  D.  O'Geran's  Repnlse,  3  yrs,  6st  6Yb       -        X^yadv  3 
3-to  1  oK  BappAMe,>aad  d  to  1  each  agst  Moonstoas  and 
Beptlse.    Won  by  tbreesqvutf  ters  of  a  length,  a  neck  be^ 
twdte  tlA  second  and  third. 

A  Weltef'HaAdteifp  dr'4ty86V:;  AM  etffry  f«rWatt«% 
I  Bov:,  second  entry,  2  sbv^;  onef  tMh-  and  a'half  <;Ho#£ 
Post),  Peel'OoKiriWtJW?.) 

Capt.  Jbilifid'b  tite,  3  Ilffl      -  Mr  W.  BeBsIef  1 

lA  Dfogheda'tf  Alcese***,  ^  Jrf,  *K  7ty  J.^  CftHtooliy  1 

Mr  J.  G.  BhW«  Mo\s!&hk,  3  :^t%,  imt  41^        Kerrfgah.  3 
CaJJt.  fitfytjott's  Bfttt<i  d*8"Mbrt8*,  6  yrs;  Wst  ifilb  Hai*i*is  - 
A.  Tlertt-aft's  Pc(rl,  6  ^rd;  106t'        -  MrHi  Beasley  - 
Mr  C.J.  Blak^VBbjrbi  {16^^  9^;  9M?8ibMt)T.BMlily  - 
Mr  M.Dennehj*B  9apk  8:3rr8,*.98t  7%    -       McDonald  - 
2  to  1  each  agst  Tice  and  Aloester,  and  100  to  15  agat 
any  others   Ifm  by>Kx  leni^kbs^  »  bad  third. 

f  HIRjiE}  iL^tyoMK  Mxbtino^ 

Ttttnitmiiti  October  the  22nd.— The  Mowbray  HabdiOap 
f^lafibof  iougs;  #fnlierrextlrar  entniivcA  dgt^  fiveforVft^^ 
4tia%t»  (lOtl.  I<t8.) 

Mr  W.  K.  MarshalPs  IM^f,  by  Skyiark,  4  yra^ 

7MI^1^            -            -            -             Finley  I 

MrR.0sb6Fn«'sCA($f Idav8!r»^68«li»2b(«ar.7flt^Ooadwa^  2 
Mr  J.  JMatmi^'^  J«fte  Shbfe j  4  yts^  Ast  lOfll  (ind: 

7tb'«»tM)         ...            Weldon  3 

Wt  ¥.  W.  Latilb«o**«  Poor  Thihgi  4  yts,  Sst  IttI    Fagan  - 

Mt'9.  P.  PMHe^  Eva  Jeanie^  5  yrs^  7at  1 1%  J. Woodbom  - 
tef'  0.  A.  ila»riMn*s  LiMdy  AoekUnd^  kged^ 

7il  81^  (lDfel<  Tfb'ektn)     ^           -         Woe«t>itoi  - 

Mr  C.  Morgan's  Aigoilleit^  5  yrs,  78t  4%   -     .    Babty  - 

Mr  J.  H.  Stephensonfs  J^osi^,  3  yrs,  7st     ,       Glover  - 

Mr  J.  Pickersgill's  Escamillo,  3  yrs,  Cat  lotb-  jtomlinson  * 

Mr  J.  A.  Peir«  His  LoirdshipH  4  yes,  6st  9fb      ChandW  - 

Mr     Ar«to's  Marquise^  3  yrs,  6st  Zfb      -        Ansell  - 


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468  RACING  CALENDAR, 


8  to  1  agst  Liffey,  4  to  1  agst  Poor  Thing,  6  to  1  agst  Lady 
Ida,  8  to  1  a^st  Jane  Shore,  and  100  to  8  each  ag«t 
Lady  Aackland,  EficaniiUo,  and  His  Lordship.   Won  by 
two  lengths,  a  bad  third. 
The  Nursery  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs,  fortwo  yrsoldj 
entrance  3gB;  five  farlongs  (lOU.  17«.) 
Mr  H.  Hall's  Wild  Beanty,  by  Uncas,  7AtlSlb  Ghandley  I 
Mr  J.  Williamson's  cb.  f.  by  Wenlock,  out  of 

Discovery,  7st  2lb        -  -         J.  Woodbnrn  * 

Mr  J  Hope's  The  M.F.H.,  est  91b  (car.est  lOlb)  Tomlinson  S 
Mr  R.  Vyner's  Moonstmck,  M\2tb  -   Griffiths  - 

Mr  R.  Gladstone's  ch.  f.  by  Blair  Atfaol,  ont  of 

Ambulance,  Sat  2lb     -  -  -        Piatt  - 

Mr  W.  Winn's  Givendale,  Sst  (car.  Sst  2tb)  Weldon  - 
Mr  W.  I*  Anson's  Misfortane,  78t  I  lib  -      Fagan  - 

Mr  Kerr's  Inquirer,  7st  1  lib   -  -    G.  Woodbom  - 

Mr  T.  Homcastle's  Boundary  Stone,  78t  8lb  -  W.  Glo»er  - 
Mr  W.Sanderson's  Frailty,  78t  41b       -  -Finley  - 

Mr  J.  Pickersgill's  b.  or  br.  c.  by  Beanclerc,  dam 

by  Cramond,  out  of  Janet  Rawcliffe,  7st  2lb  Qoodway  - 
Mr  H.  Heatbeote's  Silver  Crest,  est  9lb        -      Ansell  - 
7  to  4  agst  Misfortnne,  8  to  I  agst  The  M.F.H.,  100  to 
12  agst  the  Discovery  filly,  and  10  to  1  each  agst  Given- 
dale, Moonstruck,  and  Wild  Beauty.   Won  by  half  a 
length,  a  head  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Tbirsk  Autumn  Handicap  Plate  of  155  so  v.;  entrance 
4gB;  one  mile  and  a  half  (150Z.  16tf.) 
Mr  J.  Hope's  Lady  Adelaide,  by  New  Holland, 

6  yrs,  78t  3lb  -  -  -  Tomlinson  I 
Mr  C.  Morgan's  Old  Gold,  5  yrs,  Sst  8)b  (car. 

6st  101b)     ...  J.  Woodburn  2 

Mr  W.  Sanderson's  Cliftonian,  4  yrs,  78t  9lb  -  Finley  3 
Mr  T.  Green's  Sophist,  6  yrs,  6st  2lb  -  G.  Woodburn  4 
Mr  R.  Vyner's  Stone  Clink,  S  yrs,  8st  3lb  -   Piatt  - 

Mr  W.  I'Aos'^n's  Prince  Rudolph,  4  yrs,  7st  3lb  Goodway  - 
Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Royal  Uake,  3  vrs,  6st  71b  W.  Glover  * 
Mr  H.  Hall's  Paleface,  aged,  Sst  7ib  (car.  58t  12m)  Babty  - 

7  to  2  agst  Old  (.old,  9  to  2  agst  Sophist,  ft  to  1  each  agst 
Stone  Clink  and  Lady  Adelaide,  and  6  to  1  each  acst 
Cliftonian  and  Prince  Rudolph.  Won  by  three  lengthsy 
a  length  and  a  half  between  the  second  and  third,  and 
three-quarters  of  a  length  between  the  third  ftnd  fourth. 

The  All  aged  Selling  Plate  of  lOOgs;  the  winner  to  be  sold 
by  auction  for  100  sov.  if  for  60  sov.  allowed  lOlb;  entrance 
Sgs;  five  furlongs  ( 10 W.17#.) 
Mr  J.  Martin's  Sir  Elidor,  by  Hydromel,  4  yrs, 

9st  4lb  {501.)  .  .  .  Bmckshaw  I 


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THIRSK  Autumn  Mbetiko.  469 


Mr  J.  Groan's  Jessie,  5  yrs,  9ft  lYt  (502.)  Weldon  2 

Mr  Hedwoith  Lambt<Hi*s  Paiiic,4  7T8,98t  4lb(50Z.)  Snowden  3 
Mr  B.  Hntchinson'a  Old  Tatt,  2  yrs,  Sst  8»  (lOOZ.)Fiiiley  - 
Mr  Crompton*s  Royal  Dnke^  5  yn,  9st  4lb 

(lOOi.)-  -  -        Masterman  - 

Mr  M.  Williamson's  Lord  Wenlock,  2  yrs,  7st  7lb 

(60/.)  -  -  -  -     J.  Woodbum  - 

Mr  M.  Williamaon's  Chameleon,  aged,  9st  lib  (502.)  Fagan  - 
Mr  A.  Gannt's  Apparition,  2  yrs,  7st 4tb  (50/.)  W.Gloyer  - 
Mr  C.  Lund's  Dunmore,  6  yrs,  9st  4lb  (60/.)       Griffiths  « 
Mr  C.  Mytton's  Fenman,  2  yrs,  78t  7lb  (50/.)      -  Piatt  - 
7  to  4  agst  Sir  Elidor,  3  to  I  agst  Panic,  9  to  2  agst  Cha- 
meleon, 7  to  1  agst  Apparition,  and  10  to  1  agst  Jessie. 
Won  by  tbree-qaarters  of  a  length,  three  lengths  be- 
tween the  second  and  third. — The  winner  was  bonght  in 
for  95gs. 

The  Melmerby  Plate  of  lOOgs;  entranfse  3gs;  one  mile 
(101/.  17*.) 

Mr  £.  Lasoelles's  Anstrasia,  by  Childeric,  4  yrs, 

Sstlim  -  -  -  -  Piatt  \ 

Mr  W.  PAnson's  Chislehnrst,  5  yrs,  98t  Sfb  -        Fagan  2 
Major  Stapylton*s  Satrap,  6  yrs,  8st  2lb     G.  Woodbnrn  - 
Mr  J.  Lofthouse's  Detonation,  3  yrs,  7st  13lb     W.  Pratt  - 
Mr  R.  Vyner's  Sardica,  S  yrs,  7st  lOlb       J.  Woodbnm  - 
Mr  T.  Homcastle's  Claire,  4  yrs,  7st  lalb    T.  Brook  (disq.) 
Even  on  Anstrasia.  6  to  4  agst  Chislehnrst,  and  10  to  1 
each  agst  the  others.   Won  by  a  neck,  Claire  came  in  a 
bad  third,  bnt  her  jockey  did  not  weigh  in. 

Fbidat.'— The  Hambleton  Handicap  Plate  of  1S5  sot.; 
entrance  4gs;  one  mile  and  a  quarter  (160/.  16«.) 
Mr  C.  Morgan's  Old  Gold,  by  Speculam,  5  yrs, 

Ssfc  4!b         -  -  -  -   Weldon  1 

Mr  E.  Lascelles's  Anstrasia,  4  yrs,  8st  13m  Piatt  8 

Major  A.  Maude's  Frontignan,  3  yrs,  78t  9lb  -  Finley  8 
Mr  J.  Pickersgill's  ch.  g.  by  Salvator,  out  of 

Peffar,  6  yrs.  98t  81b     -  -  Bruckshaw  - 

Mr  S.  F.  Petrie's  Calebs,  6  yrs,  8st  I2Ib  -  Snowden  .  r 
Mr  K.  Rodley's  Gisela,  5  yrs,  8st  lllb  -  F.  Lowe  - 

Mr  R.  Oraiff's  Pun,  8  yrs,  7st  I2tb         -  Fagan  - 

Mr  J.  Hope^s  Lady  Li>thian,  3  yrs.  7st  9lb  J.  Wood  burn  - 
Miss  Barclay's  Ratafia,  3  yrs,  78t  4lb  -  Tomlinson  - 
Mr  H.  Hall's  Udy  Aline,  3  yrs,  7st  lib  -  Chandley  - 

2  to  1  agst  Frontignan,  7  co  2  agst  Lady  Aline,  9  to  2  agst 
Old  Gold,  and  8  to  1  each  agst  the  Peffar  gelding  and 
Anstrasia.  Won  by  a  neck  three  lengths  between  the 
second  and  third. 


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470  RACmO^  GALENDABl. 

Tbe  SelKng  HandSsi^  flbto  of  lOOgS)  tWViiimer  to  btf 
liold  by  auction  f4>r  flO-sot.;.  eatranee  &tK  ffif longs 
(10U<17«.) 

Mr  T.  Laidlaw*s  UMbnsmtf  by  Cbdvtoii.^  ^« 

98t  Slb^  -  -  -  WeM0H  1 

Mr  R.  Bodley*»T^oe,*3'jitn  B^  m  "  Q.BbWfoaa  t 

Mr  Bi  OBbi»M&*ft  Lady  Ida,  3  yrs,  98t  4lb  -  Plait  3 

Mr  H.  Bfarid'6  ThHatoft^  aseily  0Bt  6%        -     ariffitbB  - 
Mr  HedN«rtireh  L«Ab46teNi  Pasic^  4  yrs^  M  62b  Sm>wd0n 
Mr  J.  Bia^lin's  Ohibby,  il  yM,  Sab  13%        -  Btnokshaw  * 
Mr         SteveAM'b  £<9)losroD,  a  yra^ 

llfil  ISk  -  w  .    Q,  Woodbom  - 

Mr  J.  IM«kiil8Ctt'a)TM«9fani  <kito  Rapier)^  4  yrs, 

Ssfc  lSft  -  '  G.L6We  - 

MriJ.  HdpeV  Lady  €laM,-»j^4  8^1  lib  TtnaiuMKm  - 
Mr  S.  K.  Petrie's  Black  Saanterer,  3  yrs,  88t  lOlb  Jaekson  - 
Mr  A.  Kelsairs  Melita,  3  yrs,  8pt  9lb  -  J»  Woodbum  - 
Mr  J.  A.  I^ell's  ttis  Lordsfifl),  4  yrs,  Sat  tit)  -  Chandley  - 
Ld  Darham'fl  Atmt  Sallyi  3  yra,  fist  3fl5  Gobdw^  - 

Mr  G.  Archer's  \lfarqui8e,  3'  yrs,  fist  -        Ansell  - 

5«to  S  agst  HaUfckiMit,  109  to  1»  offk  Cbibby,  7  to  1  agst 
Trdtef  lOOtD  12^cb,ag4t  TkriQto£t4Uid  Paoio^aQd  10 
to  1  ligst  Ltidsr  Id»v  Won  by  a  iQngth  aad  a  hall,  a 
haad'  MfAirettfi  tbe'Stcond  a&d  third. — Tin  wkiaer  was 
toOld  to-  Mr  S.  \fo68  £or  14<^gs. 

tt6  Sdllftig'lJ^YsiBfy'llatfifcap  Plate  t)f  lOOg^,  m  t#0  yrs 
the  tyhltier  t6  b6  -sold  bynucfibll  fdr*fiOse>t.i  eW*ance 
3gB;  five  furlOtJ^^Wlfc  17».) 

Mr  B.«T^iito'8Mb6iie*rdtiDy  by  BoMb(»y>)  est  im  Griffith  1 

Mr  J.  W.  Ije«^Ulagle^GtMn|.7«1l  llb-     -     W»  Glum  S 

Mr  B.  Kod  Ws  TlMBDlay^  74lt  •  T.  Bdberts  8 

Mr     Da%liet)h'8  Mliss,  Sst  9&  -  -      Snowden  - 

Mr  C  Morgan*8  Bltange^aiiy  Sst  Sft-  ^  Weldoa  * 

Mr     PitkersgiHftt  bt  ;f.liy  Pero  Gomea,  out  of 

Bonny  May,  8M  •  •»  TooDlinsob  - 

Mr  Jk  A^  Ooliming's  Winthorpe,  78t  I8m>  Piatt  - 

MrO^imd'H  Sylvia^  7s«  lOib         ^  -  Fi«an 

Mr  T.  Ward's  Lola  MoHllHB,  78t  7lb        -        Jackson  ^ 

Ur  V^yr,  Hornby's  Lord- Lev«B,  7»t  7&  -Cbandlcy  * 
Mr'W.  P.  GieeilidlV  Master  WiUit, 

l»7it4lb'      .  .  G;  Woodburo  ^ 

Mr  Li  JVnr^r's  Wollit4»Dr78t  dm     -  -    iUnley  - 

Mr  B.  8.  Ci>oRk|ytoii?8  AlMnsly  7»t  dtb      -      H.  Mooie  - 

Ut  T.  J.  Homca^fle^s  Boundary.  Stone,  78t  am  -  Magnire  - 

Mr;F.  Piatt's  Ferocteai  7rt  2n>  -  «       Goodway  - 

Mr.H.  B.  Calvert's  Darango,  7st      -        J«  Woedbsm  - 


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TKIRSK  Abttkil  SEsMiJra.  4^71 

4  io  1  a^t  Dmnogo,  6  td  IF  dg9<  Wibtboipe,  8  td  1  agA 
Mliss,  10  to  1  agst  Bagley  Greeo,  and  lOU  to  8  agst  any 
other.  Won  by  thw^-qtlartet'd  of  a  length,  a  neck  be- 
tiv^n  tll0  66«Mfid  and  thit^^'i^h^iwinne^  wAd  flold  to  Mr 
J.  DriblMe^feA*  lOOgA. 

'the  Welfer  Handicap  ^late  of  lOOgs;  entrance  SgsJ  fivfii 
furlongs  (I OH.  17«.) 

Mr  T.  Spferice»8  Lobstef,  hf  Mf-Wihkl<>,3  yrti,  8«t  4lB  Fagati  1 
Mr  F.  W.  Lambton's  Chiquita;  3  yl^,  Sst  J.  Woodburh  ^ 
Mr  R.  Vyn^r's  Fabiolft,  i'ytfi,  lOst  4tt  -  Griffiths  ^ 
Mr  J.  Lorthonse's  Detonation,  3  yrt,  SfftI;  dlb'  "W.  Pratt  ** 
Mr  P.  P!6tt's*  Balvarran,  3  ytn;  H^lW  -  BrtlckriiaW  »• 
Mr  R.W.  Atmsttong's  Prime  Cheddftf.d'yrt.git^WfeMon  - 
Mr  J.  Slrgih^rd's  Whirlpool,  6  yrt,  8ftt  m  T.  Hoberti;  - 
Mr  Ji  H.  StephfeftSbti^  KoSie^e,  S  ^rPj'Ssr^'lb  Btefilop  - 
Mr  A.  J.  \VagerV  Lowlbctod  'lLa«S>  4  yr^,'  Idst  31b  Contoor  - 
y£t  T.  J.  Efomeastle'i  Claii'e,  4  yW;  ^  'Slfr  t".  Bi'ook  - 
Mr  R.  Cwig's  Sfir^rbttttti  $  yrsf,  5st2ft  Toinrinson  - 

Mr  J.  PickersgilPs  Export,  5  yrs,  98t  9lb    -  Snowd^n  (disq.) 
Mr  D<  fiat<7e^f>  Ai^gtiMt  9  jtH,  m       WooAbvm)*  itas 
weiglRd  fbpi  and  hift  i^timber  piit  tip«  biiA  h&itta&lraeticraftiii 
the  paddoch^  and  the  jockey  declined  to  ride  him. 
5  to  2  agst  laobster,  4  ta  1  agst  £xport^  5  to  1  agrt  Prime 
Cheddar,  6  to  1  oaeh  agst  Fabiola  and  Cllluqoita^,  and 
10  t«  1  agst  Balvarran.    Won  easily  by.  four  lengths^ 
Export  came  in  seeomi;  b&t  his  jock^  dird  not  wet|^  in, 
and  second  place  was  awarded  to  Ohiqiuta,  who  came  is 
a  bad  third. 

Hke  Sowerbjr  Niirsery.liandicap  ^latfe  of  lbbgs,  ior  two 
yrs  old;  winners  e&tra;  entrance  3gs;  one  mite  (10  178.) 
Mr  R.  Weighell's  Oxford,  by  Bourbaki,  ^st  4lb  W.Gloter  I 
Mt  J.Oflbome'6  V«flpel?B<Jll,  7att3ffl  -  Goodwa^  2 
Mr  W.  Bmaifay»fcTr©ilil»».7»t  81b  -  Q.-Woodbam  8 
Ur  J,  Pi^^ers^lFs  NiWey  Baxy  Ssi  18m>  Brtick^a#  * 
Mr  H.  HaU'fe  W^d  Belunt^^  8i6 12ft  (inbk'TKcati)  Weldon  * 
Mr  B.  Osbor^d'a  Totov  «it  7lb  -  -  -«att  * 

Mr  He^orth  I^ambton's  AUiora,  Sst  4lb  -  Fagan  « 
Mr  G.  tfalker's  PennaBt)  Sst  4tb  -        Ctiawlley  «• 

Mr  J.  Williamson's  ch.  f.  by  W'eiiloek,.out  of 

Discovery,  7Btl0lb-  -  ^  J«  Woodbnm  «• 

MrJ.  liope'sTheM.Ftli.,  7st2lb   *  torallnsan  «. 

5  to  2  agst  Vesper  £iei]>,  4  to  1  agst  Wild  Beauty^  6  to  1 
each  agst  Toto  and  the  Discovery  filly.,  8  to  1  agst  Pen- 
Banty  10  to  1  each  agst  Knbbley  Bus,  Oxford,  find 
Altiora,  and  100  to  8  agst  ^roilas.  Woo  by  three 
leDgtbs,  a  bad  thirds 
The  other  races  were  for  hunters -^w^  St«6|yle  CliaM  Vol. 


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472  RA.CING  CALENDAR, 


SAN  DOWN  PARK  CLUB  Autumn  Meeting. 

[at  bshbb.] 

Thursday,  October  the  22nd. — The  Ja^enile  Plate  of 
200  BOT.  for  two  yrs  old;  colts,  98t,  fillies  and  geldings, 
88t  lllb;  th#  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  300  soy.;  en- 
trance 6  sov.;  five  farlongn  (195/.) 

Mr  J.  Cannon's  b.  g.  Brilliant,  by  Pellegrino  T.  Cannon  1 
Mr  W.  Burton's  b.f.  Belgrade     -  -     C.  Wood  Z 

Mr  W.  G.  Stevens's  ch.f.  Prickly  Pear-  -  Watts  3 

Mr  R.  Peck's  b.  c.  FalstaflE  -  -       Archer  - 

Mr  G.  Cleveland's  ch.  c.  Sarasate  -  F.  Barrett  - 
Mr  T.  Stones's  b.  f .  Siam  -  -     A.  Giles  « 

MrG.£.Paget'sb.f.  Escapade         -  G.Barrett  - 

U  to  8  agst  FaJstafP,  9  to  2  agst  Belgrade,  6  to  1  agst 
Brilliant,  100  to  15  agst  Prickly  Pear,  and  7  to  1  agst 
Escapade.  Won  by  a  short  bead,  three  lengths  between 
the  second  and  third. — The  winner  was  bought  in  for 
620^. 

The  Sandown  Autumn  Cup  (handicap)  of  200  sot.;  en- 
trance  6  sot.  for  acceptors,  starters  free;  one  mile  (iOOi.) 
Mr  R.  Peck's  Hungarian,  by  Kisber,  3  yrs,  7st  Itb  A.White  1 
Mr  G.  Trimmer's  Iris,  3  yrs,  78t  2ft  -  P.  Barrett  2 
Mr  T.  Cannon's  Dunbridge,  3  yrs,  Cst  9lb  -  Robinson  3 
Mr  G.  Cleveland's  Pelerine,  6  yrs,  Sst  -  C.  Wood  - 
Mr  W.  Burton's  Fulham,  3  yrs.  78t  3lb  -      Luke  - 

Mr  A.  Victor's  Verano,  3  yrs.  Cst  7lb      -  Wall  - 

15  to  8  on  Hungarian,  100  to  8  each  agst  Dunbridge, 
Verano,  and  Pelerine,  and  25  to  1  agst  Fulham.  Won 
by  four  lengths. 

The  Great  Sapling  Plate  of  1000  sot.,  by  subscription 
of  lOgseach,  or  one  guinea  if  struck  out  by  January  6th, 
with  254Z.  108,  added,  for  two  yrs  old;  the  second  received 
60  sov.  and  the  third  25  sov.  out  of  the  plate;  five  furlongs 
(90  subs.  20  of  whom  paid  1  guinea  each — 925^) 
Mr  A.  6enholm'8  Braw  Lass,  by  See  Saw,  8st  6lb  A.GileB  1 
Mr  C.  Brewer's  Deuce  of  Clubs,  8st  9lb  -  Cannon  2 
Mr  Manton's  The  Sun,  88t  9BtS  -  F.  Barrett  8 

Mr  Douglas  Baird's  St  Michael,  88t  91b  (car.  Sst  I  Olb)  Watts  - 
Mr  J.  Hammond's  Eagle's  Plume,  fist  9lb  C.  Wood  - 
Mr  E.  C.  Starkey's  Lucretius,  88t  9!b  -  E.  Martin  - 
Ld  Cadogan's  Sagitta,  Sst  6lb  -         G.  Barrett  - 

16  to  8  agst  Deuce  of  Clubs,  2  to  1  agst  Braw  Lass,  8  to  1 
agst  The  Sun,  and  100  to  8  each  agst  Eagle's  Plume 
and  Sagiita.  Won  by  a  length,  four  lengths  between 
the  second  and  third. 


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The  Oambridgeehire  Trial  Stakes  of  5  sot  each  for  starters, 
with  150  80V.  added;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  anction  for 
200  sov.;  entrance  Sgs;  one  mile  and  a  quarter  (7  subs.— 
176/.  17*.) 

Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  Giemhnbler,  by  Sterling,  3  yrs, 

98t3lb      -  -  -  -      a  Wood  1 

Mr  A.  Victor's  Donald,  aged,  9st  12lb  •  A.  Nightingall  2 
Mr  W.  G.  Stevens's  BoQn£ury,  2  yrs,  7st  8ft  -  A.  White  8 
Mr  A.  Tates's  Flexible,  4  yrs,98t  12^*  •  Sensier  - 

Mr  O.  Hibbert's  Angeyin,  6  yrs,  98t  12ft  •  Jeasop  - 
Mr  T.  Cannon's  Grately,  2  yrs,  78t  Sib  Robinson  > 

Mr  S.  Woodland's  Bombay,  2  yr8»7st  Sib  Mr  W.  Woodland  - 
6  to  4  on  Giessbabler,  5  to  2  agst  Bonndtfry,  100  to  6  agst 
Donald,  20  to  1  agst  Flexible*  and  25  to  I  agst  Bombay. 
Won  by  two  lengths,  three  lengths  between  the  second 
and  third. — The  winner  was  bcMight  in  for490g8. 

The  Orleans  Nursery  Handicap  of  300  soy.,  for  two  yrs 
old;  entrance  8g8  for  acceptors;  five  furlongs,  straight 
(29W.  12«.). 

Mr  Dongall's  Lyddington,  by  Bosicrucian» 

Tstllft     -  -  .  -   G.Barrett  1 

Mr  C.  Blanton's  Assignation,  S»t  6ft  -  H.  Arnnll  2 

Mr  R.  Peck's  Tommy  Upton  (late  Old  Tom  II), 

68t  6lb  -  •  -  Rickaby  3 

Mr  W.  Q.  East's  Sinbad  the  Sailor,  8st  1ft  Lashmar  - 
LdWillonghby  de  Brokers  Oliver  Twi8t,7st  18ft  E.  Martin  - 
Mr  D.  Henty's  Graceful,  7Bt  IStb       -  A.  Salter 

Mr  W.  R.  Marshall's  Niagara,  7Pt  8!b  -  F.  Barrett  - 
Mr  A.  Taylor's  Stonrfield,  78t  5ft      •  -  Gallon  - 

Mr  E.  Hobson's  Hesitation,  78t  2ft  -     A.  White  • 

Mr  T.  Cannon's  Gosport,  6st  10ft       -  Robinson  - 

Mr  E.  Mugford's  b.  c.  by  Tomahawk,  out  of  Oratava, 

68t  6ft  (car.  6st  7ft)  -  -    Wall  - 

13  to  8  agst  Tommy  Upton,  9  to  2  agst  Niagara,  9  to  1  agst 
Lyddington,  10  to  1  each  agst  Assignation  and  Hesita- 
tion, 100  to  7  each  agst  Gosport,  Oliver  Twist,  and 
Sinbad  the  Sailor,  and  15  to  1  agst  the  Oratava  colt. 
Won  by  two  lengths,  three-quarters  of  a  length  between 
the  second  and  third. 

The  Railway  Plate  of  lOOgs;  entrance  Sgs;  seven  furlongs 
(10U.17*.) 

Mr  J.  Alington's  Royal  Robe,  by  See  Saw,  2  yrs, 

6Bt  6ft     -  -  -  -      Robinson  I 

Mr  Abington's  Brave,  5  yrs,  9st        -  -  Archer  2 

11  to  4  on  Brave.   Won  by  two  lengths. 


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474        UAOim  CMimmASi 

FtedAV^Tfae  UMem  moiittip  PJaU  of  150  8cw.$  the 
wiiiDwtorte  fl4>ld  hf  vtiction  iot'bO  sf^it  6iitEaQce  3g8;  fire 

Mr  C.  Lane's  Wriggle,  by  See  Saw,  6  jrrs, 

Bet7tb      *  *  ^  -   &  Bcrrett  1 

Mr  W.  Gilbert's -b.  h.  by  Distin,  oat  of  Qaebrada, 

5  yrs^  8bC  411)  *  -        JLipates  3 

Sir  S.  L^kkart's  Slhraffftieki  i  yi%  6atr8ft  A<^Nigbti^gan  3 
Mr  T.  Oatoon's  Fritz^ 4  yrsj  Set  1 2ft  •»  A,  Wbite  - 
Mr  Chad^ick's  Jovial,  5  yiv,  M  lom  -  -    Luke  - 

Mr  W.  BM6n*8  Scotcb  Pearl,  6  yps,  asl  lOlb  .  C.  Wood  ^ 
Mr  Ri  Ten  B^ott^WBlae  iiiMf  4  y^^  80tdm  -  Booty  ^ 
Mr  J;  Corlett'8  Van  Zandt,  3 jrrs*  S8t  lit  -  £.  Martin  - 
Mr  A.  fleodersb»:sXardley,  ifyrSip-SatllS'       J"*  B'atrett  - 

4  im- 1  ligst  Wcigtle)l»  to^  2.i«aft  Frka»..6  to  1-  a^g^t  Scotch 
Peaii^  6!to<  1  A^st  Van  Zan4t  a^d  tiie  Qaebrada 
horse,  8  to  1  each  agst  Tardley,  Jovial,  and  Silverstick, 
iiYid  10  to  t  ftg^t  BItie  LiMi  W^oft  by  ar  lei^ik  mlA  a 
Imlf,  a  nedt'^t<t<6en  «^(j6^  amd  i^d'^Ttie  ynimer 
was  bought  in  for  ISOgs. 

The  Free-Mid- Weight  ffancficap  of  1^(>  sot.;  enbSuace 
4g8  for  acceptors;  one  mile  (1452.  16«.) 
Mr  Abington'b'Pwitfldr;  by  Crmbal,  aged^  Sst  4tb-C.'Loates  1 
Mr  J.  A.  Wilson's  Hugh  Arthur,  3  yrs,  Tst  131b  A.White  2 
Mr  G.  Olertland'a  BsquiAte^  3yrs,  7Bt  Martin  3 

Mr  6.  Atodeft'a  Wes^atey  6  yra^  8st  7»  -        J*.  Barrett  - 
Mr  Gj  Tfiitfiner's  Iris,  3  yrs,  8at  7Ib     •       -  G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  P.  RettfMw's  CymbtdaidA,  3       8at  51b       0.  Wood  - 
Mr     Q4linon's  Dunbridge^  3  yrs,  78t  12^   -  Bobinsoni 
Ld  BMitteslkam's  Speckled  Gold,  3yra  78t  Ulb  Hawlinson 

5  <tt»  S  ftgsi  Iris,  4  to  1  agsl  CjroilialairiA) » to  2ia9it  St)eckied 

GoM'i  6  t5 1  agM  Exquisite  8  to  1  each  ogikt  Westgate 
lita  Picador,  and  10  to  1  agst  Hugh  Arfihur.  Won  by 
«i  length  aod  ii' half,  the  same  between  the  second  and 

TKe  Itersham  yi^old  S'takelf  of  500'8!oV..  bv  sttbScrip- 
iion  of  8g8  eacfci,  or  i  gubea  !f  sttttck  ott  by  Ap^ll*7th,  with 
144^.  1*.  added;  ttie  winner'  tb  ^'6  fidld  by  attdtion  fbr  1000 
SOY.  with  allowances  if  for  less;  fiv^  ftltldtg8Xt4l3nbs.  35  of 
wfaoifa  paid  I  gisinea«aAh*-*500^0 
Mr  A.  Benholm's  Venetia,  by  Beaudesert.  Tst'lSib 

(200Z.)  .  -r    B.  Martin  1 

Ld  Oa|ieW«!Arga,  88t  2lb  (2002.)        -  G,  Barrett  0 

Mr  Ci  BlADton's  Assignatioui.Tet  im  (^<0  Wood  9 
Mr  A.  Tayldr's'SoouemUft  m  2l^(2(M)A)       Jb\  Barrett  4 


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SANDOWN  PASK  AjJiKj^/ Meeting.  475 


11  to  10<oa  AAsigoatkm,  11  |xi  4  «^«t  Arga)'4  to  1  n^t 
Venetia,  and  bOO  to,  8.        Boomerapg.    Woa  by  a 
ka^Sth,  a  dead  haat)  for  secood  j4acei-^Tha  wiiuierr  was 
sold  to  Sig.  Qesare  Raaacci  for  5Q0^, 
A  Selling  Nursery  Handicap.  Plate  of  150  sov.  for  two 
ptxiid\  wiCiiteM  tfxttH;  ^  vA^HiBL^'  to  be  soM  by  ^ncti<M  Ibr 
iOe'flor.?  eftttAtieie  Sga;  ^WftrtrkWi^f!^  O^^-  l^*^)' 
Jfr  J.  ^.  R.  Homfrfet's'Tfb,-  tfj''nblh6i'{)«, SSt^G-.  fearf^tt  I 
KrT.  Cannon's  Katt^ZsWltti         >  iRdbidBoii  ST 

Sir  8.  liockliart's  b.  c.  by  Qaeen's  Herald,  ouli  of 

Imogefte,4tst4'2B»  *  H..tAimall  3 

Mr  i>.  Henty's  Gbidhatti^  Stfe' IDlb  -      A.  SAt&e  ^ 

Mr  A.  Sydney's  Ifoftiai^;  8rt/2i>  <iii<^..7fb»eit^)Bafrllfis61i  ^ 
MrR.  St6^rt%  Anibiifo^  7U  lllb     *  F.Barrett  - 

Mr  T.  Sterrem,  juiu'd  BmHe^fti  Albatff;  Twb  lQW 

(incl.  71b  extra)  -  A*  White  - 

MrW.G.Stevens's  Floribel,  est  12fi>  (car.6stl3lb)  E.  Martin  - 
3  to  1  agst  Tib,  7  to  2  agst  the  Imeg^M  colt,  2  agst 
Dtfchfess  of  Albany,  e  to  1  agst  Kate,  16  to  1  iigst  Flori- 
bel,  and  100  to  8  eiifch  «igitChe  t^isaL  Won  by  a  length 
and  a  bal£>  s  head  bct^i^teen  8fal»  ibaosd  add  third.— The 
wmnet  WMiisold  to  Mr  T<  Cmnm  £b^  dflOgfei. 

tti6  Patk  Sfellfng  StfrkdS  of'  5  60V.  edch  f6t  starters,  With 
lOa  added ;  two  yrs  old,  7st,  three,  8«t  12lb,foat  Atid  upwards, 
$8t6B5;  m.  and  g.  allowed  3lb;  the  winner*  to  be  sold  by 
auction  for  100  soV.;  ent^ftnee  2g^;  Bet€«i  fttf lougs  (5  snbs.-« 
117/.  I80 

MrAbington's  b.  f.  ddtinia,  by  Alfc/ert  Victor, 

47W  -  -  -  -  C.  Wood  1 

MrC.  Bl^t6n'8b.c.  i^hig«d6itfe,!Jyffi  -  l^f.' Amnll  2 
MrR.f.  Hermotf-flbdge'a  b.  f.  J'air  One,  3  ytsr  0.  Loates  ^ 
M^  C.  At«bet'«  b.  c.  t)(jg^t  fitt&k,  2  yns  (ear. 

Tftilb)       ....  ^F.Biirtett  4 

Mr  J.  NichoUs's  b.  f .  by  Master  Kildalll»>  dni  oif 

Mirobolante,  2  yrs       -  -  -  W.  Evans  5 

^  to  4  on  X^otinia,  100  to  30  agst  Kin^dene,  7  to  1  each  agst 
Fair  Onfe  and  Vf6gg^t  Bank,  dnd  100  to  8  agst  me 
Mifoboiaiit^  tlly.  wmi  by  thM6  leii]gth6,  a  bad  third.-^ 
The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  H.  Heasmau  fdir  SliOgs. 

A  Two  yrs  old  Stakes  of  5  sov.  each,  with  100  soy.  added; 
«olt8»  9st^  iilliea  and  geldings,  8ftt  1  lib;  the  winner  to  be  sold 
by  aaotion  for  100  sov.;  five  furlongs  (6  subs.^lSS/.") 
Mr  G.  Cleveland's  b.  c.  Sarasate,  hj  Paganini  F.  Barrett  1 
Mr  Abin^n's  br»  f .  Chartreuse        *  -    Booty  2 

Mr  W.  G.  Stevens's  b.  c.  Joyous  -  -      C.  Loates  3 

Mr  G.  Blanton's  b.  c.  Kingsdene  •*  Wainwright  - 
Sir  6«  Chetwyud's  b,f»  Vivacious  -       C.  Wood  - 


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476  RACING  CALENDAR, 


9  to  4  on  Yivacions,  8  to  1  each  agst  Joyous  and  Sarasate, 
and  10  to  I  each  agst  Chartrense  and  Kingsdene.  Won 
hj  a  length,  a  leng;th  and  a  half  between  the  second  and 
third. — The  winner  was  bonght  in  for  I65g8. 

The  Corinthian  High-weight  Plate  of  lOOgs;  the  winner 
to  be  sold  for  260  soy.;  entrance  free  for  ten-gninea  Membera 
of  the  Clnb,  3gg  each  for  others;  one  mile  (less  than  105/.> 
Mr  J.  A.  Wilson's  Hngh  Arthnr,  by  Norwich, 

3yrs,  108t7lb  -  -       Mr  E.M.Owen  1 

Mr  W.Gilbert's  Premier,  8  yrs,  lOst  2%  Capt  W.  B.  Morris  2 
Mr  A.  Victor's  Donald,  aged,  lOst  1295  Mr  Abington  3 
Mr  W.  Kennedy's  Laoraline,  3  yrs,  9st  ISlb     -    owner  - 

5  to  4  on  Donald,  3  to  1  agst  Hngh  Arthur,  4  to  1  agsfe 
Premier,  and  20  to  1  agst  Lanraline.  Won  by  fonr 
lengths,  a  bad  third. 

NEWMARKET  Houghton  Meeting. 

MONDAY,  October  the  26th. 
A  Plate  of  lOOgs,  added  to  a  Sweepstakes  of  5  soy.  each 
for  starters  (divided  between  the  first  and  second)  for  maiden 
two  yrs  old,  and  three  yrs  old  and  upwards  that  never  won 
1000  sov.  in  one  or  more  races;  entrance  3  sov.;  R.M. 
(4  subs.— 107/.) 

Baron  de  Rothschild's  Aveline,  by  Doncaster, 

3  yrs,  8st  71b      -  -  -  Cannon  I 

Ld  Fitzwilliam's  b.  f .  by  Winslow,  out  of 
Fig,  2  yrs,  68t  12lb  -  -    J.  Woodbum  2 

Mr  J.  Hammond's  Mespilns,  5  yrs,  8st  12lb   -  C.  Wood  3 

Mr  £.  Bird's  Doncaster  Cup,  4  yrs,  Sst  12!b   G.  Barrett  4 

6  to  4  agst  Aveline,  7  to  4  agst  Mespilns,  7  to  1  agst  Don- 
caster Cup,  and  8  to  1  agst  the  Fig  filly.  Won  by  a 
length,  a  bad  third. 

The  All-aged  Selling  Plate  of  lOQgs,  for  two  yrs  old, 
78t  8lb,  three,  8st  lOlb,  four  and  upwards,  9st  Iffi;  the  win- 
ner to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100 sov.;  entrance  3  aov.;  Rons 
Course  {102Z.) 

Mr  T.  Jennings's  Boadicea,  by  Vest  minster, 

2  yrs    -  -  -  -        E.  Martin  1 

Ld  Bradford's  Caradoc,  S  yrs        -  -      Fagan  2 

Mr  Gerard's  Can'fc,  3  yrs       -  -  Archer  3 

Mr  G.  Arden's  Levanter,  4  yrs      -  -  C.  Loates  - 

Ld  Durham's  b.  f.  by  Spe;-niam,  out  of  Strange  . 

Lady,  2  yrs  -  -  -  -    Rickaby  - 

Capt.  A.  de  Vere  Smith's  Vestment,  2  yrs  F.  Barrett  - 
Mr  Brydges  Willyaras's  Merry  Note,  2  yrs    -  A.  White  - 


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NEWMARKET  Houghton  Mbbting.  477 


2  to  1  agst  Can't,  5  to  8  agst  Vestment,  7  to  1  agst  Camdoc, 
8  to  I  agst  Boadicea,  and  10  to  1  each  agst  the  others. 
Won  by  half  a  length,  a  head  between  the  second  and 
third. — The  winner  was  bought  in  for  240g8. 

The  Flying  Stakes  (handicap )  of  5  sot.  each  for  starters, 
with  100  90T.  added;  entrance  3  sov.;  last  five  fnrlongs  of 
DM.  (3  snbs.— 107Z.; 

Mr  W.  Dnnne's  Kooinnr,  by  Lord  Gongh,  4  yrs, 

6st6lb.  -  -  -  -    Wall  1 

Mr  J.  Hammond's  Insignia,  3  yrs,  8st        •     C.  Wood  S 
Mr  T.  Stones's  Bonnie  Lassie,  3  yrs,  Tst  I2lb  G.  Barrett  3 
7  to  4  each  agst  Kooinnr  and  Bonnie  Lassie,  and  5  to  2  agst 
Insignia.    Won  by  six  lengths. 

A  Selling  Plate  of  lOOg^,  for  two  yrs  old;  the  winner  to 
be  sold  by  anction  for  300  sov.  if  for  100  sov.  allowed  8lb; 
entrance  3  sov.;  Rous  Coarse  (102'.) 
Mr  T.  Cannon's  Ricotta,  by  Macaroni,  8st  3lb 

(lOOi.)       -  E.  Martin  1 

Mr  Abington*s  Relief,  8st  3lb  (100^.)   -  C.Wood  2 

Mr  T.  Jennings's  Annt  Adelaide,  88t  1  lib  (SOOl.)  J.Goater  3 
Mr  Mainley's  Encore,  98t{300i.)         -  -Watts  - 

fifr  Lefevre's  Martial,  98t  (3002.)  -  -         Webb  • 

I#d  Lascelles's  Little  Wenlock,  Sst  6lb  (100^)  Lashmar  - 
Mr  Brydges  Williams's  b.  c.  by  Clandinii^  ont  of 

Princess  Mary  II,  Sst  6lb  (100/.)  -  C.  Bowman  - 
Mr  W.  Barren's  Madame  Hampton,  8st  3lb  (100/.)  Morgan  - 
Capt.  Machell's  Largesse,  Sst  3lb  (100/.)  F.  Bairett  - 
Mr  T.  Stones's  Siam,  8fit  Sib  (100/.)  -  G.  Barrett  - 

5  to  2  agst  Relief,  11  to  4  agst  Ricotta,  100  to  14  agst 
Aunt  Adelaide,  100  to  9  agst  Martial,  100  to  6  agst 
Siam,  and  20  to  1  agst  any  other.  Won  by  a  short  head, 
three  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. — The  winner 
was  boaght  in  for  1 70gs. 
The  Monday  Narsery  Handicap  Plate  of  200  sov.  for  two 
yrs  old;  entrance  4  sov.;  Rous  Coarse  (196/.) 
Baron  de  Rothschild's  Prudence,  by  Wellingtonia, 

8st  12fl$  ....  Cannon  1 
Ld  Hartington's  Morella,  8st  4n>         -  J.Goater  2 

Mr  T.  Jennings,  jan.'s  Le  Caissier,  78t  13lb  Tomlisson  3 
Mr  J.  Dawson's  Hygiene,  78t  lOflS-  -  K.  Martin  - 

Mr  E.  Martin's  Catastrophe,  7st  3lb  -  A.  Martin  - 
Chev.  Ginistrelli's  b.  c.  by  Knight  of  the  Garter,  or 

Petrarch,  oat  of  Ticklish,  6st  2tb  (car.  Gst  3lb)     Wall  - 
5  to  2  agst  Prudence,  100  to  30  agst  Morella,  9  to  2 
agst  Le  Caissier,  11  to  2  agst  the  Ticklish  colt,  6  to  1 
agst  Hygiene,  and  1 00  to  3  agst  Catastrophe.   Won  by 
t&ee-qaarters  of  a  length,  a  Uul  third. 


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Critsrkn  Steke*  ol  ^(^  ^ef .  «aob,  BO  ft  ^^tli  BOO 
added,  for  tiro  yn  the  second  opeeetved  ]06  a^t.  oat 
^  the  stakes;  entraned  4  «ev.)  (ZVlterioii  Coiiree  ^d9  sabs. 
'9062.) 

IX.  of  Wfv|tmiw4eir?*  PrmQp4(»«,  ;k>y  Or, 

Sst  ia9>  r  .  .-      AAober  | 

Mr  Manton's  Oberon,  8st  8K  -  -        G.  .^fMieti  ,i 

Prince  Soltykdff'wMeB^istQ,  f  4 12)J5  -  C.Wond 

Mr  I^fevre's  Calais,  .8st  Bib    -  -        Tonjli^Mift  4 

D.  of  HumVton's  Warbi«r»  dekStb  Cw.,^^(9)|^)  Watis  ( 
W  Eoaeb^rjf'e  bji.a  by  U^tck  Skater»  ftf;Diwli«ls 

of  F4niia,.8sl;SJl^  -  -      OtiW  6 

6  to  4  on  Ormonde,  5  to  1  ag9t  ]^ephU|o^  O'.io  1  i^gat  Qji|eron« 
and  10  to  L^ach  agst  the  others.  Won  by  three  lengths, 
a  bad  third. 

The  Ancaster  Welter  .'Haii^^c4|>tQt'(>#oy,«aGh  for  sf^^j^^n^ 
with  100  sov,  |(4d«d;  ^nt^lMl^e  ^  fpy,;  Av  A^* 

Mr  Cr<M»n'p  Caltha,.by  ^^wnmWWiW,.*  ^!* 

7ft  «lb  -  "  -         Tomliwwp  | 

Mr^.  aKaylor'8Toastma8ter^  <«e4,10«t9;»>  WjaH^  9 
Ld  Jfjwsebery's  Polemic,  S.yys,.  7(|t  1^  C  » 

D.  qf  Westiainstea's  ^9IO^^BmQV«,.4  yre,JP8t  U^i  Al^T  ■» 
Mr  W.  BartQn's  .Vic^^^ww  4  yy»,  8ist .  l^B?  CavMio^  ♦ 

Mr  U,  B.  Orajg's  Old  NobiUty,  4  yrs,  Sst  j5!&  C.  Bowioai>  - 
Mr  C.  Hibbert'a  3t  Vin«eQt,  A  yrs^  S^t  4^      6.  Q/frre^  <•* 
Mr  Bi<;idu)pl|f'8  Orchid,  3  yrs,  78|  I2]lt»       -      0.  Wood 
9  to  2  each  «g8t  Polemic  and  Ciltha,  ft  to  1  «afth  agat 
8t  Vinoent  and  Cambaftmore,   100  to  15  agst  Old 
Nobility,  I'OO  to  13  «g8t  Toasittiaster,  10  to  1  agst 
Vicngnt,  «nd  00  to  I  agit  Oiaidiid*   W«i  1^  twenty 
l«og&. 

TUESDAY. 

A  Plate,  for  three  yrs  eld,  Bst  Tlh,  fo»r  and  opwavds, 
9st2lbi  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  anetion  for  500  sov.;  en- 
trance 8  sov.;  R;M. 

Mr  P.  Renfrew's  Modred,  by  Kisber,  5  yrs  (Archer),  walked 
over,  and  received  50  sot. 

A  Maiden  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  two  yrs  old:  thofii9  enti^risd 
to  b^  sold  by  anetion  for  HOO  sov.  aUowed  lilb;  entranoe 
3  sov. ;  Rons  Clourie  (100?.) 

Ld  Mianners's  Clandian,  by  Petrardi,  Oftt         -  Avthtat  1 
Mr  T.  E.  Walker's  Dochart,  Sst  (^00/.)    -     B.  Maltin  5t 
Sir  Q.  Chetwynd's  Red  Clove,  7ftll  nft-««ear. 
7st  laib  (20Qf.)       .  .  -       C.  Wood  3 

5  to  1  on  Clandiaa.   Won  by  Iwlf  aiengtb^ « )«id  third.  * 


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NEWMARKET  HoirasTi^  IIbetikg.  47d 

starters,  with  100  soy.  addiad:  «n^9»iie  ,9  W*i  iftrft^y^ 

Stakes  Com aa  <  1 1  anJiiB.^  i7A) 

Sir  F.  Johnstone's  Luminary,  by  Beanclerc,  8st  7* 

(car.  88t9tb)  -  *  -  •   Avohtr  ;  t 

Mr  Manton's  Stonrwick,  est     >  -     ®.  BarreM  B 

lid  Eflesm^re's  fioaseiiv4£e,  est  1^  -  F*  Barretii  .A 

Mr  £.  Hobson's  Oriental  Girl,  88t7tl^  ^OAf/Sst  8fi))'Watts 
Mr  T.  Jennings's  Jane,  8st-  -  ^  -Mt^vreU 

Mr  R,  Sherrard'is  Malvern,  Dst  -  *       CI. 'Wood  .^n 

Mr  R.  Peck's  L%dy  Beatrice,  7st  9lb  -  A.  White  .r> 

Mr  W.      Marshall's  Ebro,  ;'8t  41^       •  -  J.  Woodb&m 
Mr  Craven's  Prinstead,  7st  'Sib         -  ITomfisBali  ..n 

Mr  J.  Davp^Q's  Marsala, '78t     -  -         MiMFtih  .n 

Mr  Q.  fifbbeit'fi  ^hriveBhem,  6st  tSft-  <^  itickab^ 

*  2  to  1  agst  .Lnminary,  9  Id  2  agiit  Marsala,  tO>ta  I  aaob 
Stonirwiek,  FHnstetfd,  ADd-8hnivenbaiii,*i00  to.tiagifc 
onsewife,  and  100  to  7  agst  any  other.   Woi  hy  a 
nedt,  a  bad  timd. 

A  Pl*ta  of  MO  sov.  ftdde4  tp  a  Sjve^pstakes  pf  ft  spr.  each 
for  starters  ((o  gf> l^o .the  ^cq;i4)|  for^U  age^;  ei^tr^^qe  5  sov.; 
Dewimr^P^tp  Qofir^  9j;il?t8.T-VM)Z,) 
Mr  ZiSopoUi  de  JUitllscbiW'»,Ifl»wrpe,.jbor  Eftljt^rtftA, 

6.yrs,  98tflR».-  ^  -   damw  1 

Capt,  MacheU'fl  l&nexgji  t^  m»  ^  9^  ArciwT  2 

13^  tp  8  pn'J^ffrsf'   Wpn  by 

The  Cambridfieeliire  Stakes(liandica|)).of  25  sot.  each,  10  ft. 
with  500  sov.  added;  winners  extra;  the  second  received  100  sov. 
out  of  tiie  stakes,  aad  the  third  rny^d  ^a  sla)^;  ^Ara^ice 
d  fiov.,  the  only  ait  if  dackted  by  S^Umh^r  l:5tb;  C»,va.^ 
Mdgeahira  Coavae  (lid  sabs.  43  pf  /aiili^Bi)  pa^.^MrmiQ^ 
only— 1470i.) 

M.  H.  'Beoy's  PlosaoteiiiBf  by  WelUngt^nla,  3  ^r«i, 

88t  ism(incl.  Ufb  extra)  -  *  H«Wfcley  | 

MrH.  T.Barclay's  Bendigo,  6  yr8,9Bt«^  -  Archew  2 
D.  of  Beaufort's  Eastern  Emperor*  4  y^.  IMt  ^.Miinti^  ,  3^ 
Mr  CpaTaa'<8  Caltha,  4  yrs,  Gat  lib  (iwi\,  jiflt* 

extaa)  •  ToQ^isspp  4 

Mr  J.  Hammond's  St  Gatien,  4  yea,  9at       ?    C.  Wood 
Mr  MaQton's  Thebais,  aged,  9st  3%      *  -  Wqbb  ^ 

Ld  Zetland's  Prism,  6  yrs.  8ftt«1b  -  -       Wp.tta  -r 

Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Despair,  6  yrs,  6st  7»  -         Q.  Loat^li  - 
Oapt  MaoheU's  Daka  of  Richmond,  4  yrs>  S»i  OXb  Snawdev 
Ld  Bradford's  laobair,  3  yrs,  Sst  4lb  -  -       Fiigao  - 

Mr  Naylor's  Fnlmen,  5  yrs,  88t  4lb        »  Worgwi  - 


Digitized  by 


480  RACING  CALENDAR, 

HrLeopold  de  Rothflchild'*  Mfddlediorpe^  yn,M  MomU  - 
Mr  Mainlej't  Pksm,  4  }rrs,  Sut    -  •  6.  Barrett  - 

M.  Michel  Ephnun's  Barberine,  S  ym,  7st  7ft  (iod. 

lOlbeztia)  ....  Kearney  ' 
Ld  Ufloellet's  Clocbette,  4  jm,  7st  6lb  -  Lasbmar  - 

Mr  W.  Gilbert's  The  Sailor  Prince,  6  yn,  7flt  4lb  Bubinwn  - 
M.  J.  L.  de  r.  Martin's  Tbe  Condor,  8  jm,  78t  4m  Cbilds  - 
Mr  T.  Cannon's  PortiieUan,  8  yrs,  7st  3lb  -  F.  Barrett  - 
Mr  B.  Peck's  Diss,  8  yrs.  7st  dfi)  •  A.  Wbite  - 
Ld  EUesmere's  Belinda,  4  yrs,  7st  -  J.  Woodbam  - 

Oen.  Owen  Williams's  Cohort,  5  yrs,  7st  -   Lake  - 

Mr  B.  Crest's  Rennr,  8  yrs,  6st  1-ilb  G.  Woodbam  - 
Ld  Cawdor's  Tbe  General*  8  yrs,  6st  lOlb  -  Wall  - 

Ld  Rosebery's  Cipollina,  3  yrs,  6st  10b  -  Bickaby  - 
MrE.8mitbwickVKilcieeDe,8yrs,6stlO]bFredk.Sharpe  - 
Prince  Soltykoifs  Charmian,  8  yrs,  eat  lulb-  H.  Amnll  - 
Mr  H.  T*  Barclay's  Rnnnymede,  8  yrs,  58t  7Ib 

(car.  fist  lllb)  -  -  -  W.  Gbycr  - 

2  to  1  agst  St  Gatien,  10  to  I  agst  Plaisaoterie,  100  to^esch 
agst  Isobar  ai*d  Pizarro,  100  to  8  aipit  Bendigo,  13  to  1 
agst  Barberine,  100  to  7  agst  Eastern  Emperor,  SOO  to  9 
agst  Portnellan,  100  to  8  agst  Cipollina,  40  to  1  each 
agst  Prism,  Caltha,  I'be  General,  and  Cohort,  50  to  1  each 
agst  Gochette,  Tbe  Condor,  and  Thebaia,  1000  to  15 
each  agst  The  Sailor  Prince,  Fnlmen,a]id  Doke  of  Bieh« 
mond,  100  to  1  each  agst  Belinda,  Bnnnymede,  Despair, 
and  Charmian,  1S5  to  1  agst  Middlethorpe,  and  200  to  1 
each  agst  Diss,  Kilcreene,  and  Benny.  Won  by  two 
lengths,  a  neck  between  the  second  and  third. 

A  Maiden  Riders'  Plate  of  lOOgsi  two  yrs  old,  5st  7lb, 
three,  7st,  four  and  upwards,  7st  4tbt  the  wmner  to  be  sold 
by  auction  for  100  sot.(  ridden  by  lads  who  nerer  rode  s 
winner;  entrance  8  sot.j  Criterion  Coarse  (1022.) 
Mr  C.  J.  Merry's  Reriew,  by  Galopin,  4  yrs  Liddiard  1 
Mr  R.  Peck's  Songstrem,  3  yra  -  Shipley  2 

Mr  Crsren's  Lacky  Shof,  2  yrs     -  -    F.  Peake  3 

Cher.  Ginistrelli's  Japao,  4  yrs  •  Crowther  - 

Mr  W.  Brown's  Sanset,  4  yre      *  •      Baodall  - 

Ld  Hartington's  bl  g.  by  Pell  Mell— Idnn,  8yrs  Saondets  - 
Ld  Hartington's  Tbaddens,  2  yra  •  •  Coe  • 

D.  of  Hamilton's  Pcro-Flor,  3  yra  -  C.  Hughes  - 
Mr  A.  Briflco's  Blae  Belle.  2  yra  -  -       Brown  - 

Mr  W.  S.  Martin's  The  Nightingale.  3  yrs  A.  Martin  « 
Mr  W.  H.  Manser's  Kineto^,  aged  (Moors),  was  weighed 

for,  bat  broke  down  on  the  way  to  the  post,  and  was  not 

under  the  Starter's  orders. 


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NEWMARKET  Houghton  Mbetiko.  481 


^9  to  2  each  agst  Songstress  and  Review,  10  to  1  a^  The 
Nightingale,  and  100  to  8  agst  any  other.  Won  bj  a 
length,  three-quarters  of  a  length  between  the  second 
and  third. — The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  C.  Archer  for 
SSOgs. 

The  Criterion  Nnrsery  Stakes  (handicap)  of  25  sot.  each, 
10  ft.  with  100  added,  for  two  jrs  old;  the  second  saved  bis 
stake;  entrance  3  soy.  the  only  forfeit  if  declared  by  noon 
on  October  26th;  Criterion  Coarse  (25  subs.  17  of  whom 
paid  entrance  only— 187/.) 
Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  Beayer,  bv  Sir  Beyys, 

6st  1 01b  (car.  est  12lb)      -  "  -  F.  Barrett  1 

Mr  T.  Jennings's  Exmoor,  8st  8!b-  -    J.  (Joater  2 

Ld  Hartington's  b.  c.  by  Petrarch,  out  of  Pomona, 

est  4ft       -  -  -  -  Wall  3 

Capt.  A.  de  Vere  Smith's  Albanian,  8st  6lb      G.  Barrett  4 

11  to  8  on  Exmoor,  9  to  2  agst  Beayer,  6  to  I  agst 
Albanian,  and  100  to  15  agst  the  Pomona  colt.  Won 
by  a  length,  a  bad  third. 

The  Home-bred  Post  Produce  Stakes  of  100  soy.  each, 
h.  ft.  for  the  produce  (foaled  in  the  United  Kingdom)  of 
mares  coyered  in  1 882,  the  mares  to  be  the  bonA  fide  property 
of  the  subscriber  (not  being  a  company  or  confederacy),  who 
mnst  neyer  haye  sold,  lent,  leased,  or  parted  with  any  por- 
tion of  his  sole  ownership  or  interest  in  the  said  produce,  or 
Txpon  doing  so  at  any  time  before  the  race  to  pay  ft. ;  coltf, 
9«t,  fillies,  8st  11  lb  ;  Criterion  Course  (3  subs.~1002.) 
Mr  T.  £.  Walker's  b.  f.  Ethel,  by  Statesman  (Crickmere), 

walked  oyer. 

WKDNBSDAT. 

The  Home-bred  Sweepstakes  of  50  soy.  each,  h.  ft.  for  two 
yrs  old,  bred  in  the  United  Kingdom,  the  boD&  fide  property 
<jf  the  breeder  (not  being  a  company  or  confederacy),  who 
must  neyer  haye  sold,  lent,  leased,  or  parted  with  any  portion 
of  his  sole  ownership  or  inrerest  therein,  or  npon  doing  so 
at  any  time  before  the  race  to  pay  ft. ;  Bretby  Stakes  CJonrse 
(6  subs.— 160/.) 

D.  of  Beaufort's  The  Cob,  by  Lord  Ronald,  8st  lOlb 

(car.  8st  I  i  lb)  -  -  -     Archer  I 

Capt.  Wardle's  Princess  Maud,  88t  4!b   -       F.  Barrett  2 
Eyen  betting.   Won  by  a  neck. 

A  Maiden  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  two  yrs  old,  8st  7ft,  three, 
9st;  fillies  allowed  3ft;  entrance  3  soy.;  Rons  Course  (1022.) 
lid  Zetland's  gr.  c.  Grey  Friars,  by  Hermit,  2  yrs 

(car.  SstSft)-  -  -  -      Watte  1 

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Mr  W.  Q.  'BfliTs  €h:  1  T&EOKue^  ^  jmr  *  tohuMtf  *  2 
Mr  Donglaft  BJurd's  b^  c.  9lt  Midmeli  .2:  yito  (cai. 

8ftt8l6)  *  -  -  -  QbdHoii  3 

Mr  O.KfcnckeiibePir'sib.  I.  i«nie,.3iyw  •  C  Wood  - 

Mr  Cholmley's  ch.  c.  Lothian,  2  yrs       -  Noon  - 

Mr  R.  H.  Comb^'A  ^r.     bj  Bl^ir.  Atbo)«  oat  of 

Westeria^iyrs     -  -  ,        Soowdiuv  - 

14  Hftftinfi^ton's  b.  or  biv  c  by  EermU,  out  of 

BelphoBbe,  2  yra    -  -  -        J.  6oat«r  - 

Mr  A.  Mackenzie's  br.  c.  Sbyloclcy4i.yrs  -  Ts^w.  - 
Mr  R.  VeekHa  b.  C;  Hawk^tonOy^yare  (caji  Set  Ufb)  ArcbeJ^  - 
Gen.  Oweq^  Williaing's  b.  c.  Teniple,td.ys8'  -  I^nke  - 
Mr  Osmond's  ch.  f.  Pa]mji»y  2  yra       - ,      G.Bameti^  - 

13  to  8  a^st  Qr^  Friarst>5  to  2.  ags.t  Ieme».  d  to  I  agrt 
Ha^k&tone,  10  to  1  aji^t  St  Michael,  and  20  to  l-^^tanj 
other.  Wovt  by  tbieerQwterj.  of .  a  Iwgth,  a  leng0i 
between,  the  second  ana  tbird;.  Haivki^Qn«  aad  Xeme 
eaoh  brokei  A  blood' vessel* 

The  Stand  Handicap  of  10  80T.ieach(!F€r  stavters^  with  100 
added:  entra«)ce  3.aoY.;  .IU>nA  Ck)cirse<ll  subs. — I97Z,> 
Mx.  Mantou' s  £tourwick>  hy,  JuJ^us  Cam,,  3  }T»y 

7st  71b  (car.  7st  9Jb]i  •  •  -  -    G,  Barrett  .  1 

Ld  Rosebery'aSnack,  4  jr8,.7st9lb     -  £..Marttu  2 

Mr  A.  BriacQ's  Ganne^,  8  yra,  Tst  9fl>  -  fl.BaJcrett  3 
Mr  Abiugton's  Loveljr,  6  yrs,  9st       -  -  Archer  - 

Mr  W.  M.  Redfern'a  Camlet,  4  yra^  8^t  45b, ?.  SnovdeOr  - 
Mr  Douglas  Baird'aOJGrapring,4.yr9^78t.lySlb>J«Wbodburu  - 
Mr  W.  Gregory's  Eastern  Empress,  aged,  1st  l,2lb A. W  bite .  - 
Mr  W.  Burton's  White  Nun,  3  yrp,  7st  lift  Wood  - 
Mr  J.  H.  Houldsworth's  Spring  Mom,  4  yrs,  7Bt  7lh'Booty  - 
Mr  C  Hibbert's  Princea&.V4otoeta'«.3  yrs,  6st  1 21b  Rickabj  - 
Ld  Qarlangt^^s  ^Unfia,  4  ym,  M  fiA/ .  -   WUl  - 

86  to  40i89»t  8toiirwiak,.9  to  2  agiA  Wlufe  H^ui,  6>  1 
agat  Xaitifa-y  100  tod  agsl  Saiac)i,(anil  dOd^to^?  ageti  any 
other.  Won  by;  a  leiKgth,  Idiieet  kogths  bctweeai  tke 
second) and  third. 

A  Selling  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  two  yrs  old,  7sfc  109>, 
and  three,  9at;.  fUIies  allowed  3%^  tbe  wianer  to  beeold  bj 
auctiuu  for  loo  sov. ;  all  horses  entered  in  this  raca  were 
liablt'  to  be  claimed  during  the  fifteen  .minutes  precediui^  the 
time  fixed  for  weighing  out,  for  the  value  ol  the  race,  and 
double  the  amount  for  which  the  horse  was  entered  to  be  sold, 
one-half,  of  wlkkh  hitter  was  to-gO'tdtheBeceifwid^eatmnce 
3flov.;  T.Y.C.,(102/.) 

Mr  E.  Bambridge's  b.  gi  Befoim,  byv  DonoasteCi 

3ynf      -  -  -  -      CWwd  1 


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Ld  firadford'fl  b.  c.  Garadocy  i  yra    -  -    Faffaa  2 

Mr  Stoog^hton's  ch.  c.  Daiiceaway,  2  yrs   -     F.  Barroftt  3 
.  Mr  \Et,  Virgo's  elk  t  Duchea*  of*  York,*  3  yrs      A.  Wbiia  -  - 
Mr  C' J.  Bedford's  br.  c.  Tniaut^  2  yw.   -      G^  Baareto  - 
D.  of  SC  Albans's  oh.    Grai^Bg^,..£,yi;ff      .  LaabmAr'  <  - 
Etoq  on  Caradoc^  6  to  \  each  a^'  Refona  aid  Dnchms 
of  Yoifk,  iO<»  to  15  agat  Oraigesgflt;  and'  10  to  l  «ach 
ftgst  Traant  and  Daneeaway.   Woa  by  a.  length  and  a 
haif,  half  a  length  betweea  the  SQcond  and/third/ — liie 
winner  was  sold  to  MrH.     Diokerson  for  Jr56gFi: 
The  Dewhnrst  Platei-ef  3«0^  sov.  in  lipMie;  i^d«d)  a 
Swe«|^^t«keA  6€  25  sbfv.  ebtb,  fS'fl.  fortvrd  yi%  bMi  tke 
ilMoiMtreii^tVed  I90«OV.  out  of  tbe  Mlft«ft;  eiitfMi^>SlioT.; 
last  ^ven  fihrtmi^  of  HiKfi  (98>sttb8.i^i'6d2<l.) ' 
]>.  of 'WV)«tilriMtdt^Oihiidi<4#,  d^tl^      .       A'rtlher  1 
B.  of  W<(£*ifriairit^'d'WhMHn«,'8MS^m'        0^.  6Mri>ett  2 
Mi^  R.  Pidck'^  >M4i«^h<  8flt         -  -    A;  WBite  3 

Mr  Manton's  G<iy  'a^MItt,8M  f9n»<      *  -  ^bb  - 

Sir  R:  Jardide^  'joh«tt|e'  Whiiihplei  •Ssi)'  •  Al.  Gild)  - 
J>.  ol  HttiDtttonV  Misa- Jutamiif^,  Sst  lOfo  -  WVUilb' 

Mr'  Le#evt-e'8  Cotisigne;  89t< lOtb'  -  •    Zw  Goatbb  - 

M^  JDoflgliie  Bainf  s'  A^heliftg;  Sstf 9!b  ■  -Ganaoto-r  - 

X>.  of  Beaafort's  Button  Park,  8«t9lb  -  SnowOeH'  - 
Mr  Mainley's St^George^  Sst'^lb         -  WV>«>dT ' - 

Iid^£ll66naf«Bre'8  P-ameU,  8st  6tb     -  -   IT.  Barretl  - 

II  to  4  Oh  Ormoiiae,  liiO  tfgsf  Mifls'Jttntarf^,  lOafo 

»  agst  Gay  Hermit^  26  t(r  1  eaoh^agst  WhatdfrfA):  lafd 
Mcrrdocb,  83  lo  1  aget  JbhAnie  Whimpkr.  ^to  1  eMh 
a^t  Batton  Park  and  Consi^ne,  and  1000  to  19  Hgbt 
George.    Won  by  foop  lengtbsy  a  heitd  baiw^en  €he 
lectoBd  iind  third. 
A  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  twb  y^  "Old;  cJoit*,  ftflt  *2tl),  filUds, 
8st'9lb ;  th^  winner  tb  be  sold*  by  auCtiotT  for '300  sot.  ;  eti- 
tratice  »  sov.;  D.M.  (lO^i^.) 

Mr  Stbaghton^  b.  c.  SanfH>piper,  by  SfiHfa^fl'eld  Ahsliei'  1 
M*  HanKerford's  bl.  f.  Little  Lady  -  C.  Wood  2 
Prince  Soltykollf'ffbKf.  Oo\nit^rfdit'  -     Canii6ri  3 

M*  T".  Jennings's  br.  f.  Boadicea  -        J.  Goa(^  4 

2'tO'l  on  Sandpiper,  5  to'l  agfit  *  LitW*^' Lady,  8  to  1  tl^t 
Boadicea,  and  fO  to  1  agst  Coanterfbit.  Wonbyaniek, 
a  h^ad  between  the  second  and  thihf.— The  wintiet  WAs 
bonj^ht  ill  foi*  606gs. 

The  Ditch  Mile  UTelter  Handicap  of  100  sov.  added  to  a 
Sweepstakes  of  5- sov.  each  for  starters,*- winners- extra;  en- 
trance «  sov  ;  D.M.  (13  subs.— 167/.) 
Mr  R.  C.  Naylor's  Forethdught,  by  Foreronner, 

8  yrs,  78t  131b      -  >  -      G.  Barrett  1 

X  2 

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484  BACING  CALENDAR, 

D.  of  WestmioBter's  Farewellt  3  yra,  8rt  lolb  -  Watts  S 
Mr  Leopold  d«  Rothschild's  Lucerne,  6  yrs,  lOst  3Tb 

(incl.  4 lb  extra)  -  -  -   Cannon  3 

Mr  J.  Hammond's  Strathblane,  aged,  lOst  lOlb  Webb  - 
Mr  Abington's  Necromancer,  3  yrs,  lOst  lib  -  C.  Wood  - 
Gen.  Owen  Williams's  Nantilas,  6  jrs,  98t  lllb  Archer  - 
Mr  C.  Hibbert's  St  Vincent,  ft  yrs,  8st  4lb  -  Jessop  - 
Mr  A.  Benholm's  Perdita  II,  4  yrs,  8»t  2lb  F.  Barrett  - 
Mr  T.  Jennings's  Jane,  3  yrs,  7»t  ISlb  -  Lash  mar  - 

Mr  A.  C.  Watson's  Cirrns,  5  yrs,  7st  4lb  -  E.  Martin  - 
Ld  Ellesmere's  Brayley,  6  yrs,  7st  4fb  A.  White  - 

Mr  Craven's  Light  Heart,  4  yrs,  7st  2lb   -      Tomlisson  - 
Baron  de  Hirsch's  Glimmer,  3  yrs,  78t       J.  Woodbom  - 
9  to  2  agst  Forethought,  5  to  1  each  agst  Cirrns  and  Nan- 
tilns,  11  to  2  agst  Lucerne,  100  to  8  agst  Ferdira  H, 
100  to  7  agst  FareweU,  20  to  1  each  agst  St  Vincent, 
Light  Heart,  and  Stratbblane,  and  100  to  3  agst  NeciD- 
manoer.   Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  thiee-qnarters  of 
a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 
The  New  Nnrseiy  Handicap  Plate  of  300  boy.  by  sab- 
scripdon  of  15  soy.  each,  5  ft.  (the  surplus,  tIz.,  20  sot.  was 
paid  to  the  winner),  for  two  yrs  old  that  had  been  placed 
nnt,  second,  or  third  by  the  Judge  in  stakes  or  plates  before 
entering;  Rous  Course  (35  sabs. — 3202.) 
Mr  Child  wick's  Twinkle,  by  Mnncaster,  6st  lOlb 

(car.  6stl2lb)        -  -  -       A.  White  I 

M.  Michel  Ephrussi's  Gargonille,  78t  4lb  H.  AmuU  2 
Mr  T.  Jennings's  Ex  moor,  7st  IlH)  -  Lashmar  3 
Mr  Leigh's  Andrassy,  88t  lOlb  (car.  Sst  I  lib)  •  Archer  - 
Ld  Bradford's  Martinet,  Sst  5%  -  -       C.  Wood  - 

Gen.  Owen  Williams's  Lisbon,  Sst    -  -     Luke  - 

Mr  Lefevre's  Calais,  Sst  -  -     Tomlisson  - 

Mr  F.  Robinson's  Villeneuve,  Sst      -  G.  Barrett  - 

Mr  F.  Morton's  Witty  Prince,  7st  121b  -  E.  Martin  - 
Mr  Manton's  Helen  of  Troy,  76t  12lb  -  -   Booty  - 

Mr  J.  Lowther's  Yule  Tide,  78t  91b  -  J.  Woodburn  - 

Mr  J.  A.  James's  Astrachan,  78t  2lb  •  -    Wall  - 

Ld  Fitzwilliam's  b.  f.  by  Wild  Oats,  out  of  Rosa- 
lind, 78t  2lb      -  -  •  F.  Barrett  - 
Ld  Durham's  Serenata,  est  ISlb  -            -       Rickaby  - 
Mr  Hedworth  Lambton's  Ralph,  6st  71b         W.  Glover  - 
Ld  Rosebery's  Dram,  Gst  7tt>      -            -     T.  Loates  - 
4  to  1  agst  Villenenve,  5  to  1  agst  Andrassy,  6  to  I  each 
agst  Gargonille  and  Exmoor,  10  to  1  agst  Martinet, 
100  to  8  each  aerst  Astrachan  and  Twinkle,  20  to  1  each 
agst  Liflbnn,  Tnle  Tide.  Calais,  and  Serenata,  and  25  to  1 
agst  Dram.   Won  by  a  length,  half  a  length  between 
the  second  and  third. 


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TBUBflDAT. 

The  Feather  Plate  of  150g3,  for  all  ages ;  the  winner  to 
be  Bold  by  auction  for  200  sov.,  if  for  600  sot.  to  carry  7lb, 
if  for  1000  SOT.  14lb  extra;  entrance  4  sov.;  Cesarewitch 
Coarse  (163/.  lOf.) 

Gen.  Owen  Williams's  Snbstantif,  by  Hamp- 
ton, 2  yr8,5gt  lOlb  (20o2.)  -      Fredk.  Sharpe  1 
fiartington's  Monolith,  3  yrs,  88t  91b  (600/.)  J.Goater  ^ 
Mr  Craren's  Lucky  Shot,  2  yrs,  68t  Ttb  (200/,)  F.  Peake  3 
Sir  6.  Chetwvnd's  Taormina,  3  yrs,  78t  13fl5 

(200/.)  -  -  -  -C.Wood  - 

Mr  Hongerford's  Little  Lady,  2  yrs,  est^car. 

6st  lib  (500/.)-  -  -  -Bickaby  - 

Mr  W.  I' Anson's  Stone  deaf,  2  }ts,  5st  7lb  (200/.)  T.Loates  - 
13  to  8  agst  Substantif,  9  to  2  each  agst  Little  Lady  and 
Stone-deaf,  6  to  1  agst  Monolith,  100  to  6  ag8t  LndLj 
Shot,  and  20  to  1  agst  Taormina.    Won  by  five  lengths. 
— The  winner  was  sold  to  C^apt.  Machell  for  TOOgs. 

The  Scurry  Welter  Handicap  gf  10  sov.  each  for  starters^, 
with  100  added;  entrance  3  boy.;  last  five  furlongs  of  D.M. 
(14  subs.— 227/.) 

Mr  Osmond's  Castagnette,  by  Mf  Winkle,  3  yrs, 

7Bt9m      -  •  -  -   F.Barrett  I 

Mr  Hnngerford's  Rosy  Mom,  3  yrs,  8st  7fb  E.  Martin  ^ 
Mr  J.  Pickersg^ll's  Eixport,  6  yrs,  8st  6lb  (car. 

8st  6lb)  -  Bmckshaw  3 

Mr  J.  Gretton's  Ptolemy,  3  yrs,  lOst  7%  -  Watts  - 
Mr  R.  Peck's  Montroyd,  6  yrs,  lOst  3m.  -  Webb  - 

Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  Gordon,  4  yrs,  98t  71b  -  C.  Wood  - 
Mr  Manton's  Stourwick,  3  yrs,  9st      -  -  Archer  - 

D.  of  Portland's  Staffa,  5  yrs,  8st  91b  -  Lashmar  • 
M.  H.  Bouy's  Madrid,  3  yrs,  8st  9lb   -  Snowden  - 

Mr  W.  Dunne's  Eooinur,  4  yrs,  88t  8lb  -  Morgan  - 
Mr  Smith  wick's  Sir  Hugh,  4  yrs,  8st  61b  J.  Woodbum  - 
Mr  Gerard's  Can't,  3  yrs.  Sat      -  -    G.  Barrett  - 

Mr  R.  Peck's  Solitude,  3  yrs,  8st       -  C.  Loates  - 

Ftince  Soltykoff's  Light  of  other  Days,  3  yrs, 

78t  7%  -  -  -  H.  ArnuU  - 

5  to  1  each  agst  Kooinur  and  Stourwick,  6  to  1  agst  Gor- 
don, 100  to  15  agst  Montroyd,  9  to  1  ag|8t  Export,  10  to  1 
each  agst  Ptolemy,  Castagnette,  and  Sir  Hugh,  and  100 
to  8  each  agst  Madrid  and  Rosy  Mom.  Won  by  a  length,, 
the  same  l^tween  the  second  and  third. 

The  Cheveley  Stakes  of  20  sor.  each,  5  f\  -ith  200  ad  jd,. 
for  two  yrs  old ;  the  second  saved  his  stake;  entrance  3  iov.;. 
BoQB  Course  (68  subs. — 537/.) 


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RACING  C AUENDAI^, 


Mr  Manton*8  Loved  One,  by  See  Saw,  8st  3lb  F.  Barrett  1 
M.  Lupines  Phcbbus,  88t3Ib'       •  -      LashoQiu:  2 

Mf  a^H.  HouMsworth's  ch.  Vhy  «Jjrin^elfl,  out 

of  Lady  Morgan,  88t  -  -     G.  Barrett  3 

Sit  !R.  Jardine^a  br.f.  by  Rosierucian,  out  of 

Hue  and  Cry,  Sst     -  -  -     fi.  Martin  4 

D.  of  Portland '8  Aroftdtaa,  >93t  iDi     -  O.  Wood  5 

Mf  LeltevTe*s  Tride«t,  Sst  3^5     -  »     ToidIuboq  6 

S  to  1  ag8t  Loved  One,  4  ,to  Leseh  tug^  Areadian  and 
PbCBbos,  and  5  to :  1  agat  th«  Lady  KfoF^^aa^fiUy.  Won 
by  a  lengtb,  «  bad  tbird. 

The  Troy  Stakes  of  sot.  ^acl^,  h,  ft  fpr  Xwo  yrs  old; 
T.Y.a  (10  gubs.— 250Z.) 

Run  first  M  $<^QWbrwlgp,jBee..p, 
D.  of  B^aufort'sTravancore,  by  Pell  Mell,  Sst  dlb 

(cflfcr.  Sst  1  lli>)  - '  -     ■       "  -   Arcber  I 

lid^oseb^ry's  Neflpdja;  gBt'9ffi  -  -         Oatmon  2 

1 1 '  to  4.  on  ftavancore:.   Won.  by  ft  len^. 

The  Bretby  Nursery  Handicap  Plate  of  200  spy.  for  two  yrs 
oldj  en^r^ceS  sov.ior  starters;  Bretby  Stakes  €>ourse(  1961.} 
Mr  C.  Archer's  Saucy  Bell,  by  See  Saw, 

58t  7tb  (car.  Sst  lOfi))      -  -  Bobinson  1 

Capt.  Macheira  Lady/fl  Maia,  iSst  12$  ]Exnik.  Sharpe  9 
Mzt  Douglas  Baird's  St  Michael,  6st   -  Warne  a 

MrB.  H.  Conxhe's  Biobatink,  ^8st  7Bl  <-  S&owden  -> 
Mr  W.  Wright's  Beei^mer,  7s%  71lb     «  F.  Barrett  - 

D.^f  Poflllaiid's  IRattlewings,  78t  4Ib  (car.7st  6lb)LashniAr  - 
Ba«on<de>Botbschild's  Nepenjtapt,  78t-  £.  Martin  - 

Mp  W.  B.  Marshairs  Nia^aca,  B^t  Utb  -J.  Wo^dbum  - 
Mr  J.  J)«wBon!s  Hygiene,  £st  .10M>.    -  .H.  Acnull  - 

Mr  Le£em'£  Venette,  68t  91b     "  .f  .-ToitiHsafML  - 

Ld-Fitawilliam's  br  f .  by  V^dnsiaw^r-^g^SttBt^  T.  LoAtea  - 
Mr  R«  BoQthfs  b.  c  by  Doiucaster,  oat.  q£  Mida, 

6flt  M  (CSX.  6st  5lb)  *  -  Wall  - 

SIp-K. JaKdine'8.br^ c.  byiDntdi  3^katBi:fr:J«iBa«fiflt 2Sl  £) noa  - 
Mp-SomeraV  Carlton,  est  2tb-  •<       Chaloner  - 

Mp-Osniond!s.Bedestriant  Gst  Ift      *  r  Jii'ckAhy  - 

Mr  Trulock-Hankin's  L^  Superior,  i6»t  -  PnrceU  - 
Mr  R.  Peck's  .Tommy  Upton  (late  Old  Tom  II), 

5Bt^2lb    *  U  .  KllDtt  - 

LdjCawdor'«>$tackpple,  Sst  129^        ^  W.  i&loYer  - 

Mii>A.  Brispo's.Bhono^phf  Sat  iOQ^       ^      A.^iown  - 

f.tp  1  Afi^t  Bettemert  9  to  a  agat  .Sauny  Bel],  8  to  1  each 
agst  Lady's  Maid  and  Tommy  Upton,  U»0  ,to8  each  a^t 
St  Michael  iind  Pedestrian,  IQO  to  7  i^^t  the  Fig  tilly, 
100,  to  6  agnt  StaQkpol^,^  and  20  to  1  a^st  any  other. 
Won  by  six  lengths. 


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NEWMAiRKUT  .RqvAbws.  Ms^tino.  487 


A  Free  Handicap  SweepstakiesnfilOO  sot.  each,  h.  ft ,  for 
thiee  yrs  old ;  the .  second  swred  his  vtake; :  A.  F.  ( 1 3  mib»,^ 

Mr  Brodrick-Cloete's   Paradqx,   by  ^terlii^, 

98t2tb      -  -  -  -        Arcli(*r  1 

Mr  J.  Lowther's  Eipg  Monmouth.  Set  2lb  (car. 

Sat  3lto)    -  -  -  .      Snowden  2 

Baion  de  Kot^hsahild^  A velin^  )6Bt  1  Oll>  (P.  Barrett  8 
Mr .'Lef eyre's  Dttcist,>7ftt  4ah       -  •    IVMbliwop  4 

U  to  4  ^  Paradox,  6  to  I  agst  Areline^  1 00  to  »  agst  King 
Monmottth,  and  25  to  1  ag«t  Dircat.  W-on  by  a  length, 
half  a  lenfj^th  bettveen  the  second  «ind  third. 

A  Selling' Plate  of  lOfigs,  for-  tyro  ynrg  old(  co1ts>  9^,.  and 
lillies,  Sst  lltb;  theimmker  to  be  cold  b?'aactioi>  for  lOOsov.; 
the  horseS' entered  in  tbia  race  were  liable  to  be  claimed  before 
the  race,  as  in  the  Selling  Race  on  Wedneadaj;  entrance 
S  sov.;  last  fiveiarlones  of  AWM. 

Oipt.  Wiflrdle^s  b.  f .  Princess  Maud,  by  Thurio  F.  Barrfltt  1 
Mr  W.  Burreirs  b.f.  Madame  fiampton  -  G.  Barrect  2 
Mr  T.  StoneB'a  b.  f.  Siam  -  -  •  C.  Loates  3 

Mr'T.  E.  Walkers  b.  «r  br.  c.  Bodiart  -  Oannon  • 
Ld  Laaoelles's  cfa.  c.  Little  WionkKsk*  -     Archer  - 

Oapt  A.  de  V«re  Smith's  b.  c.  Veslmetit  -  Snowden  - 
D.  of  flamiltoa's  gr.  c.  The  Miller  -  -      Watts  - 

Mr  W.  M.  Redfera^  eh.  g.  Gaytad  -  J.  Qoater  - 
Mr  A.  Mackenzie  8  b.  o.  ^ylocdc    -  Wnnwviji^t  • 

94o  4  agst  The  Milter,  4'to  1  ag0t  Doohart,  4  to  1  agst 

Madame  Hampton,  8  to  I  each-agst  Little  Wenlock  and 

Princess  Matidy  10^  to  1  agtt  Vestinent,  and  100  to  7  aget 
.  Slam.   Won  by  a  head,  a  bad  third. — The  winner  was 

«old  to  Mr  W.  BorreU  for  260gs,  and  Mr  WiUker 

claimed  Madame  Hampton. 

A  Plate  of  390  soy.  for  two  and  three  7i«  old;  efttfanee 
5  8oy.;  Bovs  Course  i^^L) 

Baron  de  Roth8ehlld*s  Prudence^  2  yt8,i88t  F.  Barrett  1 
Ld  Hastings's  Pearl  DiYer,  S  yrs,  9«t  lOtl^  Archer  2 
Mr  Doogias  Bafe^B  Athelitag,  2  yvs,  748t'8im  (ear. 

7M  u»lb)       -  -  .  G.  Barretfc  3 

Lfd  Hnwe'e  Lait)|Br,  8'ywi  Sst   -  *  J.  Woodbnrn  - 

lid  Mttvnerflfs  Olmi^an,  2yr8>8st   -  -  C.Wood  - 

Baron  de  Hirsch's  Eew,  2  yrs,  76t  8lb     -        Lasfamar  - 
£>yeB  <%n  Pearl  'Diter,  5  to  t  agst  Prudence,  VOO  to  l«  agst 

Claadhin,  and  10  to  I  agst  Attieling.    Wi>n  by -three 

lengths,  a  bad  third. 


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488  KACINO  CALENDAR, 


rsioAT. 

The  Glasgow  Stakes  of  100  bot.  each,  h.  ft.  for  two  jn 
old  colts,  Sat  I2fb  each;  Bretby  Stakes  Course  (5  sabs. — 
250Z.) 

D.  of  HamiltoD's  Warbler,  bj  Petrarch  -  Watts  1 
Ld  Ua8tiD|^*8  Seaton  -  -  Archer  2 

21  to  20  on  Seaton.   Won  by  a  length  and  a  half. 

The  All-aged  Stakes  of  100  sot.  each,  h.  ft,  16  ft  if 
declared  in  the  Craven,  and  25  ft.  if  declared  in  the  July 
Meeting  (the  last  two  fts.  divided  between  the  first  and 
second);  Bretby  Stakes  Coarse  (6  subs.  1  of  whom  paid 
25  ft,  none  baviog  paid  15  ft — 2521.  \0s.) 
Capt.  Machcll's  Energy,  by  Sterling,  5  yrs,  98t  2lb  Archer  1 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Despair,  6  yrs,  98t  21b  -  C.  Loates  2 
7  to  4  on  Energy.    Won  by  five  lengths. 

A  Post  Sweepstakes  of  200  sov.  each,  for  two  yrs  old; 
T.Y.C.  (3  subs.— 400i.) 

Mr  J.  H.  Honldsworth's  br.  f.  Sunrise,  by  Spring- 
field, 9st  "  -  Cannon  1 
Gen.  Owen  Williams's  b.  c.  Lisbon,  9st  31b   -     Archer  2 
D.  of  Hamilton's  b.  f.  Miss  Jnmmy,  8st  111b   Watts  (disq.) 
5  to  4  agst  Sunrise,  1 1  to  8  agst  Miss  Jummy,  and  6  to  1 
agst  Lisbon.   Miss  Jummy  came  in  first  by  three-quar- 
ters of  a  length,  but  was  disqualified  for  carrying  the 
wrong  weight,  and  the  race  awarded  to  Sunrise,  who 
came  in  second,  Lisbon  being  a  bad  third. 
The  Houghton  Handicap  Plate  of  200  sov.  added  to  a 
Sweepstakes  of  5  sov.  each  for  starters;  entrance  5  sov.  for 
starters;  T.Y.C.  (7  subs.— 226«.;) 
Ld  Durham's  Silver  Crown,  by  Silvester,  3  yrs,  fist 

(car.  est  3ft)      -  -  -  Rickaby  1 

Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  Brag,  aged,  Sst  5lb 

(car.  Sst  8lb)      -  Cannon  2 

Mr  R.  C.  Naylor*s  Fast  and  Loose,  4  yrs,  7st  3ft  F.  Barrett  3 
Sir  F.  Johnstone's  Luminary,  3  yrs,  7st  1 2ft   G.  Barrett  * 
Mr  Eastern's  Sulphur,  aged,  7st  8tb  (car.  7st  10ft)  C.Wood  - 
M.  J.  L.  de  F.  Martin's  The  Condor,  3  yrs,  Tst  8ft  Childs  - 
Mr  A.  Beuholm's  Meams,  3  yrs,  est  11  lb      -        Wall  - 
100  to  30  agst  Sulphur,  7  to  2  agst  Luminary,  4  to  I  agst 
Brag,  5  to  1  agst  Fast  and  Loose,  100  to  14  agst  Meams,. 
10  to  1  agst  Silver  Crovm,  and  100  to  8  agst  The  Con- 
dor.  Won  by  two  lengths,  the  same  between  the  second 
and  third. 

A  Two  yrs  old  Selling  Plate  of  lOOgs;  coHs,  9st  fillies^ 
86t  lift;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.; 
entrance  3  sov.;  Rons  Course  (102/.) 


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NEWMARKET  Houghton  Meeting.  48^ 


Gen.  Owen  Williams's  ch.  c.  Kiog  Brace,  hj  See 
.  Saw  -  -  -  -  C.  Wood  I 

Mr  T.  E.  Walker's  b.  f .  Madame  Hampton  Cannon  2 
Capt.  Machell's  b.  c.  Snowdoan      -  •  F.  Barrett  3 

Mr  Bnrrell's  ch.c.  Damson     -  -       G.  Barrett  - 

Ld  Hartinn^on's  b.  c.  by  Kinpfcraft — Witchery  Lasbmar  - 
Mr  T.  Jennings's  br.f.  Boadicea  -        J.  Goater  - 

Mr  C.  Hibbert's  b.f.  Dram  (car.  8st  12lb)  -  Archer  - 
Oapt.  Haworth's  b.  f.  Lady  Jolia  -  Watts  - 

Bir  Sherwood's  ch.f.  Mergellina      -  -    Patrick  - 

11  to  8  on  King  Brnce,  6  to  1  agst  Madame  Hampton,  100 
to  15  agst  Dram,  8  to  1  agst  Boadicea,  and  20  to  1  each 
agst  the  others.  Won  by  two  lengths,  a  length  and  a 
half  between  the  second  and  third. — The  winner  was 
sold  to  Mr  T.  Rook  for  570gs. 

The  Jockey  Club  Cup,  value  300  sot.  added  to  a  Sweep- 
stakes of  20  SOY.  each,  h.  ft.,  for  three  yrs  old,  7st  12lb,foar,. 
88t  12lb,  fire,  98t  lib,  six  and  aged,  tfst  %tb;  m.  and  g. allowed 
Sib;  the  second  received  50  sov.  out  of  the  stakes;  Cesare- 
witch  Course  (13  subs.<— 400Z.) 
Mr  J.  Hammond's  b.  c.  St  Gatien,  by  Rotherhill, 

or  The  Kover,  4  yre     -  -  -   C.  Wood  I 

Baron  de  Rothschild's  b.  c.  Lavaret,  4  yrs  Cannon  2 

Mr  Lefevre*8  br.  c.  Dncat,  3  .>r8     -  -  Tomlisson  a 

Baron  de  Hirscb's  br.  h.  Saucy,  Boy,  5  yrs        F.  Barrett  4 

10  to  1  on  St  Gatieo,  10  tu  l.agst  Lavaret,  and  100  to  1 
each  agst  the  others.    Won  by  fifteen  lengths. 

A  Selling  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  three  yrs  old  and  upwards  ; 
tbe  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  300  soy.,  if  for  100  sov. 
allowed  7K;  entrance  3  sov.;  T.T.C.  (1022/) 
JA  Rosebery's  Suack,  by  Kisber,  4  yrs,  9st  5tb 

(300/.)      ...  -       Cannon  1 

Lid  Oadogan's  Beatrice,  6  yrs,  98t  5lb  (300/.)  -Archer  2 
I#d  Ellesmere's  Specimen,  4  yrs,  Sst  120)  (100/.)  G.  Barrett  3 
Mr  Hammond's  Mespilus,  5  yrs,  98t  5%  (300/.)  ^  Webb  4 
Mr  Cumberland's  C^iildhood,  4  yrs,  9st  5lb  (300/.)  Watts  5 

7  to  4  agst  Beatrice,  5  to  2  agst  Suack,  5  to  1  agst  Mes- 
pilus, and  7   to  I  agst  Specimen.    Won  by  three- 

auarters  of  a  length,  a  lengrb  between  the  second  and 
lird. — The  winner  was  sold  to  D.  of  Hamilton  for 
400g8. 

The  Home  bred  Foal  Post  Stakes  of  100  sot.  each,  for  two 
yrs  old,  colts,  8st  12lb,  fillies.  8st  9tb,  bred  in  the  United 
kingdom,  the  bona  fide  property  of  the  breeder  (not  being  a 
company  or  confederacy),  who  must  never  have  sold,  lent,. 

X  3 


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49p  JRAOINQ  CWVD^ft. 

leaved,  or  parted  wi^h  apy  por^n  of  bis  sol^  ownersh^  or 
interest  tb^reiq,  or  upon  doing  so  at  any  time  before  the  race 
mivBt  V»J  ft-;  T.Y  C.  (,5  suba.— 400Z.) 
MF:MaDtoii'a  br.  c.  I^ved  Ooe    -  •       Axcber  1 

Prince  8oltjrkoQ'8  ch.c.  Mephisto      -  ^Cmwou  2 

Mr  R..  H.  Combe!*  br.  <c.  Yalta     -  -    Snawd^n  3 

D.  of  tI«roiJton*8  b.  c.  Warbler  -  -  Watts  4. 

IA.^\]fifin^m*8  b.  f.  Pamela        -  -  G.  JEUnr^lt  ^ 

9  ta^4  ea«h  agst  Loved  One  and  ftCepbisto^  100  to -SO  agB$ 
V£dta,.And  5  to  1  agst  Warbler.  Won.  b.y  three  leDgtiis, 
tbp  saipe  betvieen  tke  seoond  and  jthird. 

Tftp  01^  Narcery  6takes  Qhand^p)  of  25  sor.  eaqh,  10  ft, 
with  100  SOT.  add^d,  for  two  yrs  md;  the  second  sQved  ^is 
stake;  entrance  9  sov.,  the  only  forfeit  for  horses  struck  oat 
by  noon  on  October  29th;  R.M.  (24  subs.  18  of  whom  paid 
entqmca  only^l52I.) 

Mv  Leapold  de  Rotfasebild'a  Beaver,  78fc  81^  P.  Barrett  1 
Mi»  LcfevroJfl  Oonfllgne.  8«t  Ifc    -  -     TomHssoti  2 

D.  ^^FertlaBd's  Arcadian,  8st  12l!$     -  C.  Wbod  S 

Even  on  Beaver,  7  to  4  agst  Arcadian,  and  ■  9  to  9  agst 
Consigne.  iWim.  by  ^a  /kogih,  a  bad  'third. 

The  Hbngl^ton  Btakes  0^25  soy.  each,  $  ft.  to  the.  second, 
wit%  IISO  sov.  a()ded,  for  two  yrs  old ;  entrapce  3. sov.;  Kli/L- 

Mr  R.  Vyn^r's  Kndos,  by  Specnlnm,  Sst  13lt)  Lashn^ar  1 
Mr  Sassoon's  Theodore,  8st  lOlb      -  -  Cannon  2 

Capt.  MacheH's  finbstantif,  8st  lom  (car.  Sst  12%)  Archer  3 
Mr.  J.  A./J«'»JM*8  8st  1Q»  -    WatjtB  - 

Prii^ce  Svltykpff'8  CouQkerf^t,  88t  7.m  -  H.  Ara^all  - 
Mr  Hedworth  Lan^ton'^  Ralph.  88t-^Q>  '^owde^  - 

Mr  Mainley's  Sonbn^tte  gsti  sfc  -  '  ^      C  Wo^od  - 

7;  to, 4  ifgst  Theodore,  2  to  1  agst  Snbstantif,  6  to  1  ^g^t 
Ajitra^P,  8  jto  1  .agpr^.  Endofi,  .a^d  100  to  Sfigst  .any 
othec.  Won  b;  ^ecki,  two  tepgtji^  be^^^  th^  se^qd. 
apd  ^l»rd. 

WQRCJCSTjm  AuTuw  Msia:raG. 

TIavaub^y,  Qqtobcff  th«  .29th^The  Nursery  Han^VftP 
Pliitf)  pf  l^&  so¥,  tw/P  yrs  old}  the  wi^^n^i;  tp.ba  s^d  by 
auojti^nifqr  JJQ^^sqv^,  <}pc]f^red  by  e^gbtp^m.  qn  Ocjtol^er 
28th  to  be  sold  for  100  sov.  allowed  9ft>i  entrance  3^8;  ^ve 
fnrlo^i^,«tj5aigJit  (IpU  17«.) 
Mr:  J.  A.  Cumniing.*a  Wiflthorpe,  by  Tibthorpe, 

6st9.Bi(100Z,)  -  -  J.Woodbnrn  1 

Mr  H.  Sopjp's  Shilliugstonq,  7st  lOlb  (lOOZ.)   RswUnsoa  2 


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WORCESTER  AwxyifH  Mwtikg,  491 

IklrS.  WilkinaoD^s^  Keats,  68t2]b.(lOO;.)  -  Bowers  3 
lid  SaverQake^s  Treasoq,  8st  lOIb  (lOOl.)-  I«eHxaire  4 

Mr  J.  Howard's  br.  f .  by  Balquhidar^  out.  of 

Skiff,  88t  31b  (100/.)         -  -    W.Xaurence  - 

Mr  T.  Chaloner*8  C^glock,  7«t  9lb  (lOOt)  W.  Chaloner  - 
Mr  T.  Stevens's  Ei^lish  Dake,  Gat  lib  (100/.)  CaMer  - 
Mr  Phillips's  ch.  f .  by  Westfconnie,  out  of  West 

En<J,  6st  lib  ClOO/.)   -  -  -   Aflthohy  - 

Mr  Chintey^s  Silver  Bell,  6st  12lb  (100/.)  Taylor  - 

4  to  1  agst  SbilHDgstxmej  5  to  1  each  agst  #iQtti«)rp6 
and  Treason,  6  to  I  agst  English  Dnke,  7  to  1  ae^st 
Keats,  8  to  1  agsfSil^er  Bell,  and  1*0  to  1  each  agst  the 
others. '  Won*  by  a  istigth,  two  Mngths  bebw<e6n'eb»seoond 
«&<!  tfaird,<  And  fttbfead 'between  tbethinl  and  fourth. 

The  MOe  Selfing  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  all  ages;  the  winner 
to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov ,  if  for  60  soy.  allowed  7lb: 
entmnoe  dgs;.  ode  mileiU^i'^-- 1^7^) 
Mr  T.  Lcadev*K)Ii«fipyrHei«UB^  by^Seftett^  d  yvf, 

9BtSS>(50/).      -  -  -  A.Glwk  1 

Mr  £.  Weev^'s'  T^ng  Bopsf  a1  j  d  yra,  98t 

(60/)  -  -  -  -  A.Gile»(dwqO 

1 1  to  4  on  Youpg  Hopeful.  Toang  Hopeful  oame  in  first 
by  a  short  bead,  but  was  di^)iali£ed  for  going  ou  the 
wrong  side  of  a  post,  and  the  race  awarded  to  Happy 
Home,  who  was  sold  to  MrC.  Lane  fdr  SOgfy. 

The  ^sitora'  Selling  Plate  of  .100^}  the'WumQr  to  be  sold 
by  auction  for  .100  80v.,  if  for  60  sov.  allowed  lOlb;  entrance 
301;  five  furlongs  (101/.  17«.) 
2&  C.  lease's.  Duckling,  hy  Dandelion,  4  y^, 

9st41b(60/:)  -  -  -   W.  Salter  I 

Mi  J.  Powney '«.The  Lame  Duck,  3  yrs,  Set  1  lib  {60t.)  Hudd  2 
Mr  T.  Stevens**  ifteflection,  4  yr?,  9st  4lb  (60/.)  A.  White  3 
Mr  R.  P.  Hickman's  Zoetrope,  5  yrs,  Qst  4!b  (60/.)  Tharme  - 
Mr  T.  Majrtijafa  Eoreland,.  3  >rst,  9st  (60/.)  A.  Qiies  - 
MrWilliam8>Q«ngWiyrily,4,yiB,Slst4tb(50/..>,A.aoberte  - 
Mr  W.  l^TOwn^  T^ddiog^  Lass,  2  ynt,  7st  l 

LSOQ  ....  Luke  - 
Mt-  T.  L.  Reed's  Nesscliff,  aged,  9st  7ft  (60/.)  *  Booty  - 
Mr  Howard's  Reflector,  5  yr«,  9st  4tt;  (60/.)  W.  Laurence  - 
Mi  p.  Buiy'sJmprovement,  3  yrs,  9st  lib 

(50/.)       -  -  •        W.  Cbestermaa  - 

Mr  Caddick's  h.  c.  by  Beauelerc,  out  of  Blf  Knot, 

2  yis,  88t  (50/.)        -  -  -        Bates  - 

2  to  1  agst  Rejection,  3  to  1  agst  Duckling^  7  to  2  agst 
Neesotiff,  and  10  to  1  agst  any  other.  Won  by  a  length, 
htktf  a  length* between  the  second' and  third.— >The  win- 
ner w4s>bo»gbt  in  for  30^ 


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492  RACING  CALENDAR, 


The  Worcester  Autamn  Handicap  of  5  boy.  each  for 
starters,  with  105  sov.  added;  entrance  Sgs;  one  mile  and  a 
quarter  (6  snhs. — 126/.  I7f.) 
Mr  Townley-Parker's  Eeroaene,  hj  Hampton, 

3  yrs  78t  7lb      -  -  -         A.  White  1 

Mr  W.  G.  Stevens's  Grayling,  5  yrs,  78t  7ft  -  Booty  2 
Mr  A.  Victor's  Ballerina,  3  yrs,  76t  1 2ft 

(car.  78t  i3ft)  -  -  A.  Nightingall  ^ 

Ld  Savernake's  Canzoni,  4  yrs,  Sst  (car.  8st  3ft)  Lemaire  - 
Mr  R.  Gladstone's  Comrie,  6  yrs,  78t  9lb  -  Bawiinson  - 
Mr  Legh's  Fair  Profit,  4  yrs,  78t  7lb     -  -  Lake  - 

2  to  1  agst  Ballerina,  6  to  2  agst  Kerosene,  6  to  1  agst 
Fair  Pro6t,  6  to  1  agst  Grayling,  and  7  to  1  each  agst 
the  others.  Won  by  three -qnarters  of  a  length,  a  head 
between  the  secoud  and  third. 

Fbidat.—A  Match  of  50  sov.  each,  h.  ft.;  both  horses  to 
be  sold,  and  the  proeeeds  to  go  to  the  winner;  one  mile. 
Mr  E.  K.  Smith's  Leoville,  by  D'£stonmel,  aged,  lOst  7lb 
(Mr  Abington),  beat  Mr  T.  Stevens,  jnn.'s  Impression, 
2  yrs,  Sst  (A.  White). — 6  to  4  on  Leoville.  Won  by  half 
a  length.— Leoville  was  sold  to  Mr  Parsons  for  Slgs,  and 
Impression  to  Mr  Newton  for  25gB. 

The  Rossmore  Welter  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  all  ages;  the 
winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.,  if  entered  for 
50  sov.  allowed  14lb;  entrance  8gs;  one  mile  (lOW.  17».) 
Mr  Abington's  Young  Hopeful,  by  Uncas,  3  yrs, 

9st  mth— car.  96t  lift  (50/,)  -  -  owner  1 

Mr  T.  Stevens's  Approbation,  2  yrs,  78t  8ft  (50t)  A.White  2 
Mr  Chinley's  Silver  Bell,  2  yrs,  7st  8ft  (50/.)      -  Batho  3 

Even  on  Approbation,  5  to  4  agst  Toung  Hopeful,  and 
10  to  1  agst  Silver  Bell.    Won  by  thirty  lengths. 

The  All-aged  Selling  Plate  of  lOOgs;  the  winner  to  be 
sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.,  if  entered  for  60  sov.  allowed 
lOlh;  entrance  3gs;  five  fnilougs,  straight  (1012.  17«.) 

Mr  Groan's  Jessie.  b\  Mozart.  5  yrs,  9st  4ft  (60i.)Weldon  1 

Mr  H.  Sopp's  Shilliiigstone,  2  yrs,  8st  (50/.)  Rawlinson  2 
Mr  T.  Stevens,  jun.'s  Wood  Note,  2  yrs,  7st  lift 

(50/.)      -                                             A.White  3 

Mr  J.  Howard's  Reflector.  5  yrs,  9st  4lt(.50/.)W.Lanrence  - 
Mr  Abington's  Tibicen,  6  yrs,  98t  7lb— car.  98t  11  lb 

(60/.)  -  owner  - 
Mr  J.  Powney's  The  Lame  Buck,  3  yrs,  86t  llK 

(50/)             -             -             -             -J.  Rudd  - 

Mr  Parsons's  Sweet  Violet,  3  yrs,  9st  lib  (50/.)  H.  Rudd  - 

Mr  G.  Stansbury's  Foreland,  3  yrs,  98t  (50/.)  (}hesterman  - 


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WORCESTER  Autumk  Meeting.  495 


2  to  1  agst  Tibicen,  9  to  2  agst  Jessie,  6  to  1  agst  Shilling- 
Btone,  6  to  1  agst  Wood  Note,  8  to  1  agst  The  Lame 
Dnck,  and  100  to  8  agst  Sweet  Violet.  Won  by  a  length 
and  a  half,  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. — 
The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  C.  Lane  for  155gs. 

The  Deerhnrst  Selling  Nursery  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs, 
for  two  yrs  old ;  winners  extra;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by 
auction  for  5i»  sov. ;  entrance  3gs ;  five  furlongs  (lOU.  17«.) 
Mr  H.  E.  Tidy's  Bran  Bread,  by  See  Saw, 

68t  etb   -  -  -  G.  Woodbum  1 

Mr  J.  A.  Cumming*8  Winthorpe,  78t  6!b  (incl. 

7!b  extra)  -  -  -       A.  White  2 

Mr  T.  Stevens*s  English  Duke,  est  5lb  *    Calder  3 

Mr  W.  J.  Legh*s  Kaystone,  7st  Utb       -  Luke  - 

Mr  S.  Jacobs's  Marlow,  6st  2tb        -  -  Robinson  - 

Mr  T.  Leader's  Rosebush,  est  2lb  -      A.  Taylor  - 

2  to  1  agst  Bran  Bread,  9  to  4  agst  Winthorpe,  5  to  I  agst 
Marlow,  and  10  to  1  each  agst  the  others.  Won  by  two 
lengths,  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  City  Welter  Handicap  Plate  of  iOOgs;  entrance  3gs; 
a  mile  and  a  few  yards  (101^.  17#.) 

Mr  J.  Lowe's  Pallas,  by  Wisdom,  4  yrs,  lOst         Booty  I 
Mr  T.  Stevens,  jnn.'s  isabeau,  e  vrs,  lOst    Mr  Abington  2 
Mr  S.  Jacobs's  Eloquence,  3  yrs,  Sst       -       fluxtable  3 
Ld  Savemake*s  Canzoni,  4  yrs,  lOst  llTb       -        Hale  - 
Mr  A.  Victor's  Verano.  3  yrs,  lOst  lib     -A.  Nightingall  - 
Mr  W.  J.  Legh's  Fair  Profit,  4  yrs,  lOst  lib    -  A.  Giles  - 
Mr  R.  Tompkins's  Braganza,  3  yrs,  98t    •         Sherratt  - 
Even  on  Isabeau,  5  to  I  agst  Fair  Profit,  6  to  I  agst  Elo- 
quence, 7  to  1  agst  Canzoni,  and  10  to  1  agst  Pallas. 
Won  by  four  lengths,  a  head  between  the  second  and 
third. 

The  Maiden  Plate  of  lOOgs;  two  yrs  old,  8st,  three,  98t3tb, 
four  and  upwards,  9st  716 ;  entrance  3g^i  fire  furl<»ig8 
(lOlZ.  17«.) 

Mr  Legh's  Hettie,  by  Sir  Bevys,  2  yrs  -   Calder  0 

Mr  Townley  Parker's  Pinchbeck,  by  Plebeian, 

2  yrs  -  -  -A.  White  0 

Mr  1).  Handley's  Tick  worth,  2  yrs  -  Booty  3 

Mr  T.  Hyde's  Garter  King,  2  yrs      -  Huxtable  4 

Mr  E.  Jones's  Cage  Bird,  2  yrs  -  -     Rawliuson  - 

Mr  T.  S.  Martin's  Foreland,  3  yrs  -  Chesterman  - 
Mr  F.  W.  Parsonw'ij  Pansy  Blossom,  3  yrs-  J.  Kudd  - 
Mr  E.  Weever's  Solo,  2  yrs-  -  -     Luke  - 


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494  &AOINa  CAiLENfiAB, 

Mr  y-Mixhaa  WiUiftms^B  l^anMpn,  2  yx^  (w. 

Sstllk)  .  .  .  ^         .  Deakia  - 

Mc'W.  Newton's  Kedlock,  A  yrn,  9at7Tti  A.  Giles  - 

9  to  1  ngst  Tickwoctlv  4  to  1  each  Agst  Cage  Bird 
and  Redlook,  5  to  J  -S/olo^  7  to  I  agat  Piaeh- 
beck,  and  10  to  1  a^t  any  other.  A  dead  heat,  the 
Mad  beaisa  a  kn^tfa:  and  aribsklf^and  a  bead  batwaen 
the  tbiNl  aad  fonrtb.-^Dhe  >pliita  ma»  divided. 

The  other  races  at  this  meeting  were  tinder  the  Grand 
National  Hunt  Rules^eee  ^eple'Cfaase  Volnmeu 

LINC?OLN  Autumn  Mebtino. 

Td«8day,  November  tha  3rd.— A  Kaiden  Plate  of  lOOgs 
for  horses,«f  all  ages^that  aevec  won  before  the  day  oi  nam- 
ing; entranoe  Sga;  fi?e  farlongs,  atraight  (LOU.  17«..) 
Mr  T.  Spencft's  Lobster,  by  .Mr  "  Winkle,  3  y^fi, 

108t4Tb  -  -  -T'agan  1 

Mr  J.  Hfimmo.wl'S  Eagl^'a  Phrme,  2  TT8,«8t  J.  Ooater  fi 
Mr  W.  H.  MOusar^s     f.  by  •'nonca84r,  onf  of 

Shannon,  2  yrs,  est 'Sffll^^  -  -   F.  Barratt  3 

5  to^agat  J&agla'aBIifai^^,  7  toii  .ag^t  the  6bannoii  fUiy,  and 
7  to  2  agst  Lobster.  Won-  ):)y .  two  Jei^ptl^s,  three  lengths 
between  the  BecQ^d  an4  third. 

The  ChapUa  Narseiy  Plate  (baj^dipftpj)  of  150  soy.  for  two 
yra  old;  lentiaoce  3g8;  one  anile  0*6/.  17 1,) 
Mr  J.  PickersgilVs  Nubbl<By.3ux.  by  Albert  Victor, 

6st  lOtb  .      '      .  .  .  Wail  I 

Mr  J.  Daaton'sFriai«tHaii8t,  .6st  -  •     Mnllens  8 

Mr  J.  UPlatt's  Hibernia^ 6Rt  7fl>.(car.  Sst  1  Lib)  W.  Glover  3 
Ld  Fitzwilliam'9  b.f.  by.Winslow,  out  of  Fig, 

ThtSllJ-  -  -  -    G.  Woodbum  - 

Mr  Lefevre's  Maiitial,  78t  IJb       -  -  Tomliswm  - 

S  to  I  each  agst  the  Frg  fifty  and  Ntib^fey  Bnx,  4  to  I  agst 
Martial,  and  5  to  1  agst  Friars  Hnrst.   Won  by  a  short 

The  Giintby  Scftttng' Finite  of  TOOgcr,  tfa«  wiimer  te  be 
sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.,  if  for  50  sov.  allowed  716:  en- 
trasce.Sga;  fiva  farlongs  <i0U.  17«.) 
Ld  Hartington*8  b.  e.%  Betraoeh,  out  of  P^ona* 

•  yn,.  2(8fc  9jfeL  (502.)      -           -            -  Lashmar  1 

Mr.T.  Groan's  Joshna,  3  yrs,  «tot  lOl  iiML)         Waldon  9 

Ma  Ai  iKelsall'b  Melita,  3-yrs,  m  Vib  (50/.)    -F.  Barrett  S 

Mr  Manser's. Beatrice  Mary,  2yrs,  Tat!6S)(&02.)  J.Brown  - 

Mr  T.  Stonea'afiiam,  2  yrs.  Tat  lOlb  (^)     -  MX  Martin  - 

Mr  J.  Driala^'s  Moonatnick*  2  yrs,  78t  1 3lb  (5U/.)  Fagan  - 

Me  W.  Gilbertila  Jubilant,  6  yrs,  9st  7tt>  (50/.)   C.  Loaiaa  - 


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Mr  A.  M^n^Ffifii^d's  Bran  Bread,  8.yr?,78ft  IpBs 
(50/.)         -  -  -  -  Goodway  ^ 

4  to  1  eachAgst  Joshjaa  aqd  Jobilant,  to  I  a^^st  Moon- 
etrack,  6  to  1  eacli  £i(gst  -the  Pompn^  colt  and  Sianfi,  and 
10  to  1  each  agst  Beatrice  Mary,  Bran  Ikead,  and  Melita. 
"Won  by  a  heaid,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and 
third.— :Tfee  winner  was  sMd  to  Mr  J.  Wood  for  146g8. 

The  Great  ^qm  .Stakes  (haodica^)  of  500  s^v.  by  subscript 
tion  of  15  sov.  each,  10  ft.  or  5  ft.  if  declared,  with  195  soy. 
added;  winnerfi.esUra;  the  second  received  25  sov.  out  of  the 
stakes:  abo^t  a,  mile  (42  snbs.  27  of  whom  paid- 5  ^oy.  each 
— 475Z.) 

Ld  Ellesmere's  Some^tcvi,  by-IJajnp,to^„  4.yr8, 

6st  llTb  (c^.  6st  l^Jtt.)      -  -         F.Barrett  1 

Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Despair^  6  yrs,  8st  -    CLoatas  2 

Ld  Zetland^s. HjalesmaD,  4  yrs,  6st  2lb  (car. 

6pt  4lb)      -  •  -  -  Tomlisson  3 

Mr  F,  Mprj;on's  Palnicny^  5  yrs,  Sst  4Xb-  E.  Martin  - 
Ld  Hartinjfton'a.CQrivjn;^,  5,yr,8,.  7^t.  lalfJ  -  Lashnjar  - 
Mr  'CraveiVs  C^Uhft,  4  y^,  ,6^t  lOlb  (^^}*  7lb 

extra)        -  -  -  Woodbura  - 

Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Londonderry,  3  yrs,  6st    W.  Glover  - 

5  to  2  a^t  .Maltha,  100  to  SU  agf^  SdmertKm,  7  to  1  eadh 
agst  Dalmeny  and  Dalesman^  and  8  to  1  eitdi  ag^ 
Despair  m4  ^CoraHna.    Won  bf  A  head,  a  bad  tldrd. 

The  Joh^9toKve  Plate  (handicap)  of  lOPgsj  ^entrance  Hgs  ; 
five  f urlonjES  iWL  17*0. 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Cariswwa,  by  Se,e  Saw,  4  yr,?, 

Sstsm  ^  .  -  C.  Lp^te^  1 

Mr  A.  Greasley.^s  Plover  of  Epgland,  6  yrg, 

Sst  6^^-  •  -  -  Bruck^hiVW   2 . 

Mr  J.  DriaJano'fr  Jane  Shpre,  4  yrfi,  Sst  8lb  -  Torolinson  3 
Capt.  Maud^lay'B  Breakf^fit,  3  yrs,  8st  8l}5  -  Weldon  - 
Mr  W.  R.  Marshairs.Lif  ey,  4  yrs.  Sst  6lb  -  Finley  - 
Mr  J.  Pickec^giirs,  Kjfporr,  6  yrR,  8st  61b  -   Fagan  - 

MrT.  Leader's  Mi/pah,  5  yrs.  Sst  lib  -  F.  Barrett  - 
Mr  F.  Platt*8  ^lalwran,  3  yr8„7st.6l!5-  Good  way  - 

3  tp  lagpt  Flower  of  England,  $  to  1  ea^h  agst  Cari^aima 
and  Export,  6.  to  1  agst  Liffcy,  100  to  15  a^st  Breakfast, 
and  8  to  1  agst  Jane  Shore.  Won  by  half  a  length,  four 
lengthy  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Brownlow  Nursery  Plate  (handicap)  of  150  sov.  for 
two  yrs  old;  entrance  Sgs;  five  furloogs  (146Z.  \7s.) 
Ld  Capejrs  Arga,  by  Springfield.  7st  4lb        F.  Barrett  1 
Mr  H.  W.  Cooper's  Wishing  Well,  6ist  2lb      W.  Glover  2- 
Mr  T.  Green'srch.f.  by  Landmark,  or  FarneBC, 

QPt  oi  Lftdy  Gosling,  Gst  (car.  ^st  i^b)   -     Tomlisson  3 


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RACING  CALENDAR, 


Mr  W.  8oQth*8  Rosean,  Tst  6lb        -  E.  Martin  - 

Mr  W.  Sanderson^s  Frailty,  68t  -  -        Malkns  - 

6  to  4  on  Eosean,  7  to  2  agst  Arga,  4  to  1  agst  the  Ladj 

Gosling  filly,  and  100  to  8  each  agst  the  others.  Won 

by  a  short  head,  a  bad  third. 

Wednesdat. — The  Pelham  Selling  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for 
two  yrs  old;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  anction  for  100  sov., 
if  for  50  SOT.  allowed  7 lb;  entrance  Sgs;  five  furlongs 
(lOU.  17«.) 

Mr  Manser's  Beatrice  Mary,  by  Ccemleos,  78t  13lb 

— car.  88t  (501)      -  -  -      C.  Loates  1 

Mr  W.  Sadler's  Matrimony,  8st  4Xb  (50Z.)  J.  Woodbnm  2 
Mr  J.  Drislane's  Moonstruck,  88t  7lb  (60^)  Fagan  3 

Mr  C.  Morgan's  Ellangowan,  Sst  71b  (60/.)  -  Weldon  - 
Mr  J.  Wood's  b.  c.  by  Petrarch,  out  of  Pomona, 

88t  71b  (50/.)    -  Tomlinsou  - 

5  to  4  agst  the  Pomona  colt,  7  to  2  each  agst  Matrimony  and 
Moonstruck,  and  5  to  1  each  agst  Beatrice  Mary  and 
Ellangowan,  Won  by  three  lengths,  a  neck  between 
the  second  and  third.  —Mr  Drislane  claimed  the  Pomona 
colt  for  Mr  S.  G.  Moss. 

The  Tathwell  Stakes  (handicap)  of  250  soy.  by  subscrip- 
tion of  5g8  each,  with  118/.  lOs,  added  ;  the  seoond  received 
20  sov.  ont  of  the  stakes;  six  fnrlongs  (27  subs.— 230/.) 
Mr  A.  Greasley's  Flower  of  England,  by  Low- 
lander,  6  yrs,  7st  8lb      -  -  E.  Martin  1 
Mr  A.  Gaunt's  Prince  Rupert,  3  yrs,  78t  121b  Tomlinsou  2 
Mr  W.  R.  Marshall's  Ebro,  3  yrs,  6st  12lb  -  Luke  3 
Mr  R.  S.  Croropton's  Over  the  Border,  3  jrs.  Set  Chandley  - 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Vermilion,  5  yrs,  7st  2lli  -J.  Woodbum  - 
Major  A.  Maude's  Frontigfoan,  3  yrs,  78t  2lb       Finley  - 
Mr  T.  Leader's  Gwendraeth,  3  yrs,  Bst  12lb  G. Woodbnm  - 
Mr  W.  R.  Marshall's  Danube,  aged,  est  101b    J.  Brown  - 
Mr  J.  Dawson's  Grande  Dame.  3  yrs,  6st  9lb  Wall  - 
9  to  2  each  agst  Flower  of  England  and  Vermilion,  1 1  to 
2  each  agst  Frontignan  and  Grande  Dame,  100  to  15 
agst  Prince  Rupert,  10  to  1  each  agst  Over  the  Border 
and  Gwendraeth,  and  100  to  8  agst  Ebro.   Won  by 
three-(|uarters  of  a  length,  a  neck  between  the  second 
and  third. 

The  Blankney  Nursery  Handicap  of  10  sot.  each,  5  ft, 
with  200  sov.  added,  for  two  yrs  old;  winners  extra;  the 
second  received  20  sov.  out  of  the  stakes ;  entrance  3gs,  the 
only  forfeit  if  declared;  five  furlongs  (30  subs.  14  of  whom 
paid  entrance  only— 276/.  17«.) 

Ld  Hartington's  Morella,  by  Ethelred,  8st  6lb  Lashmar  1 
Baron  de  Hirsch's  Lorgnette,  88t         -     J.  Woodbam  2 


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Mr  R.  Vyner's  Queen  Joanna,  Tst  -  D.  Goodwaj  3 

Mr  T.  Leader's  Lowdown,  78t  13%  -  £.  Martin  ♦ 
Mr  T.  Green's  ch.  f.  by  Landmark,  or  Farnese,  out  of 

Lady  Gosling,  Gat  6m  •  -  -        Wall  - 

Mr  W.  Sanderson's  Wild  Moss,  est  5fb  -  Moliena  - 

9  to  4  agst  Morella,  9  to  2  agst  Qaeen  Joanna,  5  to  1 
each  agst  Lorgnette  and  Lowdown,  and  10  to  I  agst 
the  Lady  Gosling  filly.   Won  by  a  neck,  three  lengtha 
between  the  second  and  third. 
The  Mile  Selling  Plate  of  luOg^,  for  all  ages;  the  winner 
to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.  if  tor  50  sot.  allowed  7 It; 
entrance  3gs;  one  mile,  on  the  Old  Conrse  (lOU.  17«.) 
Mr  T.  Stone8*s  Slam,  by  Sef ion,  2  yrs,  78t  (50Z.)  E.  Martin  I 
Mr  M.  Williamson's  Naaman,  3  yrs,  98t  6lb  (50/.)  Fagan  2 
Mr  T.  Green's  b.  f.  by  Zealot,  ont  of  Rosebod, 

2  yrs,  78t  (60/.)-  -  -      J.  Woodbnrn  3 

Mr  K.  S.  Crompton's  Almond,  2  yrs,  <Sst  UTb 

(60Z.)  -  -  -  -  Chandley  - 

Mr  R.  Rodley's  Trnce,  8  yrs,  8st  12tt  (50/.)       Weldon  - 
12  to  10  agst  Naaman,  4  to  1  agst  Siam,  and  6  to  1  each 
agst  the  others.    Won  by  a  length,  three  lengths  be- 
tween the  second  and  third. — The  winner  was  boaght  in 
for  155gs,  and  Mr  Green  claimed  Naaman. 
The  Lincoln  Autumn  Handicap  of  250  sov.  by  subscrip- 
tion of  lOgs  each,  5  ft.  if  declared,  with  82  add^d;  winners 
extras  one  mile  and  a  half  (21  subs.  8  of  whom  paid  5g% 
each->250/.) 

Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Nightcap,  by  Mask,  3  yrs, 

56t  lom  (car.  .Sst  110))         -  •      W.  Glover  1 

Mr  A.  Benholm's  Perdita  II,  4  yrs,  6st  8fl>  >  Wall  2 
Mr  C.  Morgan's  Old  Gold,  5  yrs,  Gst  4lb  (incl. 

6lb  extra)      -  -  -        G.  Woodbum  3 

Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Despair,  6  yrs,  7st  131b  •  C.  Loates  - 
Mr  H.  Hall's  Tita,  aged,  Gst  6tb      -  -  Chandley  - 

Mr  W.  H.  Manser's  Coranto,  4  yrs,  Sst  12lb  (car. 

68t  lib)  -  •  -J.  Brown  - 

16  to  8  agst  Nightcap,  4  to  1  agst  Old  Gold,  5  to  1  each  agst 
Despair  and  Perdita  II,  and  6  to  1  agst  Tita.  Won 
easily  by  a  length,  a  bad  third. 

The  other  races  at  this  meeting  were  under  the  Grand 
National  Hunt  Rules — tee  Steeple  Chase  Volume. 

BRIGHTON  Autumn  Meeting. 

TvBSDAT,  November  the  3rd.— The  Two-Mile  Selling 
Welter  Plate  of  loOgs;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for 
200  sov.,  if  for  100  sov.  allowed  7lb;  entrance  Sgs;  two 
miles  (1012. 17«.) 


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49B  AAiCING  €ALEN(Di!yiB, 


Mr  A.  V/ictoTtS  Donald,  by  Atbj9rt¥i4tQr,  »ged, 

lOst  lllb(lQDZ.)      ..  ..        Areher  1 

MrHeasmaii'aXfV^oodmui yr^^lM  ( 200/.)  MxC.  Beard  % 
Mf  a.  Henderson's  Madrid,  5  yrs,  lOflt  7ib 

(lOOi)      -  -  -  MrAbioRton  3 

Mr  E.  C.  StABkey's  8il^  Ckm^  3  fin,  9rt  laK 

(200/.)      .  •  •  -    MarBevUl  - 

Mr  G.  Arden^a  Leifantw ,  4.  ydrs,  lOst  79}  {IWJL) ;Mr  Heroa  - 
Mr  S.  Woodland's  Electric  lAgjki,  3.>rs, 

88t  lalb  (lOOi.)    -  -  -  Mr  A.  Thirlwell  - 

Mr  W.  Kennedy's  Lmnr^line^  a  yrs>  dst  6lh  (100/0  owner  - 
Mr  Beard*8  Esmeralda.  3, yrs, >8«t.  1 3lb  002,) . Mr  Elphick  - 
Mr  R.  Woodland's  IgfutioQi  dged^  dst  US) 

(100/.)-  -  -  Mr  A.  Woodland  - 

13  to  8  agst  Donald,'  100  tp  30  a^st  Woo^n^an,  6  to  1  agat 
Madrid*  l^-to  1  et^ch  agst  I^yanfer  and  Silver-  Cloud, 
and  20  to  1  lagit  i^y  other.  Won  by  a  neck,  a  bad 
third.— The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  Baocan  for  260g8, 
and  Mr  Woodland  claimed  Madrid. 

The  Jnyenile  Selling  Stakes  of  5  sot.  cacb;  with  lOO  added, 
for  two  yrs  old;  cdHs,  98t,  fillies  and  geldingj<,  86t  I  lib;  the 
winner  to  be  sold  by  aactjon  for  100  sor.;  entrance  2g8;  fife 
forlongs  (7  subs.— 127^.  IS*.) 

Mr  X.  Cannon's  c^.  f.  -KatO)  by  John  Day  -  owner  I 
Mr  A^iagtoii'a  b.  f.  Relief  (car.  «st  12]b)  -  Axdier  2 

Mr  6.  Ole?elBnd*8  db.  c  ^vasate     -  Barrett  3 

Mr  H.  A.  Tmlock-Hankin's  b.  c.  Kismet  -  C.  Wood  - 
Mr  P.  Bury's  b.  c  Mystic  -  W.  Ghesteniaan  - 

a  to  I  oa  Relfef,  5  to  1  agst  Sarasate^  7  to  1  agst^ate,  8  to 

1  «g8t  Kismet,  and  10  to  1  agst  Mjtstic.  Won  byanoek, 

a  bad  third. 

The  Brighton  Nursery  Handicap  Plate  of  250  soy.  for  two 
yrs  old;  thesecpnd  receiyed  25  sov.out  of  the  plate;  entrance 
3gs;  five  furlongs  (a2U.  17«.) 

Mr  Lawson's  Baldur,  by  Doncaster,  7st  -  H.  AmuH  1 
Mr  R.  Crest^s  Craig  North,  7bt  12tb    -  C.  Wood  2 

Mr  G.  Cleyeland's  Wild  Notes,  58t  ,12tb  -  T.  Loaf es  8 
Mr  C.  Austin's  St  Valentine.II,  7^t  4*-  A.  White  - 

Mr  Somers's  Bow  Church,  est  121b  -Dangerfield  - 

Mr  Clurk's  Gold  Dust,  6st  (car.  6sft  Rickt'by  - 

Mr  E.  Davies's  Prince  Zou«)<f,  ^st  ^9!b  (car. 

ISst  131b)  ....  Robinson  - 
£yen  on  Graiy  Nefeth,  HMI  to  SOl  affit  Bbldnr^  .9  to  I  agst 
Wm  Nii>f«fi,.l«rto  \  qgst  /St  Vaif^ntinoll*  100  to  7  each 
Ugat  Pmnoe^ZonAoff  and  Gold  Dmst^^nd  100  .lo  3  agst 
Bow  Cfaupch.  WojD.iby  tlivee  q^iaftoraoC  ailaigthy.tbMe 
lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 


Digitized  by 


BRIGHTON  lA^/rc^^.  i^Efijr^G.       499  - 


800      added;  tl^e.SQcoud  received  ijO  ^qy.  p,ut,Ql  the.8t»kea* 
entrance  Sgs,  the  oi^ly  forfeit  ijf  declared  j  o.iie..naile  aj^d«.bjaif 
(29  subs.  2^  of  whom  p4,id  entranee  op\y — ^01 1.  J7«.) 
Mr  R.  Pect 8  JpCungarian ,  by  Rubber,  3  yrp,  8st  5  tti  C.  W  ood  I 
Mr  G.  I^mj[)eft'8  Kenmore,  4  yrSj  7si  -Gftr       r    M.Qrreil  2 
Mf  W.  BartoiCtJ  Fulham,  3  jr**,  TsJ  ^    -       H,  J^rnuU  3 
Mr  T.  Canjipn's  ?09t8<y1pt,  4  yrSj  Sst  UflS      -     owner  - 
Capt.  Wardle*«  Merry  Duchess,  ^  rrs,  Sst  lllh    A.  Giles  - 
Mr  J.  C.  Waterho.iv^e^  Fqrnax,  4  j  rs/tst  12fl5  A'.  IVliite  - 
3  to  1  each  agst  Postscript,  PnfhaTn,  and  Hnngartan,  6  to 
1  ag«t  Mecry  jpocbeaa,^  to  I  ag^tTK.emuope,4UHl  10  to  I 
agstJ'orQa^.   Won  by  twA  l^pgt^fi, .  thne^  Jl?^i^ha  be« 
tween  the  second  and  third. 

The  Ovingdean  Stakes  ofi  5  «yv.  «a(rh,  with  100  adde^,  for 
twoyrsold,  8ht  7t^,  three-,  98t  10lh,-foDr  and  npwafrds,  lOst; 
m.«nd  g.  Allowed  3lb;  the  winner  t&  he  mid  by  anction  lor 
100  80V.;  entrance-2g8;  five  fnrlongs  (Z  aubSi — 127/.  18*.) 
MrT.  Oaniionscb.  f.  Kate,  3vF8  -  6.  Barrett  1 
Mr  W.  Bartoa'a  gr.  m.  Scotch  Pearl,  6  yw  -  0.  Wood  2 
ilr  C.  Lane*«  b.  m.  Wriggle,  5  yra      -  -  Watts  3 

Mr  H.  Mackpey's-br.  f.  Grip  Fast,  8  yra  -  A.  White  - 
2  to  I  ag4t  Grip  Fast,  9  to  4  figst  Wriggle,  6  to  9  agsi 
Eate,  and  «  to  1  a^  Seotch  Pearl.  Won  by  three- 
qaartera  of  a  length,  three  lengths  between  the  seeoftd 
aid  third.-^The  winner  was  aold  to  Mr  W.  Burton  for 
190g8,  and  Mr  Cannon  claimed  Wriggle* 

Xh&  Sussex  Mid-wfii^ht  (Hanclicap  Blate  of  950  apv.;  the 
seooBd  r€eeive<]l  25  w>v,  ont  of  the  pla^e;  entvanae  9g8 ;  five 
forlongs  (22  U.  17«.) 

Mr  H.  Macksey's  Zigzag,  by  Chevron,  3  yrs, 

6«tl2fl»      -  -  -  Rebfnnon   0  I 

MrJ.  airaftr4'aAmtk»,  5y«i,«st6!U  -  C.  Ww)d  0  2 
Mr  H.  Heasman^s  Parsley,  3  yrs>  78t  H.  Arnttll  8 

MrRP«!ek'a  MD»trqy<l,  6  yrp,ftrti  -  Arclior  - 
Mr  C.  J  Meny'8  Bagpipe,.4  yrs.  S^t  6lb  O.  Ban«tt  - 
Sir  W.Tfaffootoorton*Biti)fiin<eI»  aged,  ^Bt  MoiveU  * 
Mi  AAwngton's  CoUeen  Bawn  iX  a  yra, 

78tl2^  -  -  -     A.  White-  - 

Mr  Mamlicii/s.Sitoarwiiiic,  3'yr8,7;Ui  ilOfti  .fiaMlinaen  - 
Mr  Gerwjrn. Jonea'a  ScpQOin)8t,[  3  3^rs,  68l>  7fb  Hickaby  - 
100  to- 30  s4iRt  Parsley,  7  to  1  agst  Colleen  B<%wn  II,  6  to 
1  agst  8iinn«1, 100  to  l&-each  agst  Zigzag  and  Montroyd, 
3  tQ  1  ag8t  RconpmiKt,  9  to  I  agst  Antler,  and  1 0  to  1 
each  a^t  the  others^  A  ilead  heai^,  third  beaten  a  neck. 
Deciding  heat — 1 1  to  8  on  Zigzag.    Won  by  five  lengths. 


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500  RACING  CALENDAR, 


Wbdkbsdat. — The  Bristol  Mile  Nursery  Handicap  Plate 
of  250  SOY.  for  two  yrs  old;  the  second  receiyed  25  sov.  out 
of  the  plate;  entrance  Sgs;  one  mile  (2212.  17#.) 
Mr  H.  Portridge's  Q.C.,  by  Wisdom,  78t   -         Axtell  I 
Mr  T.  Cannon's  Gosport,  Gst  7tb       -  Robinson  2 

Mr  C.  J.  Merry's  Pnnce  lo,  9st  4th  -        Archer  S 

Capt  MachelPs  Lady's  Maid,  7st  81h  -  F.  Barrett  4 

12  to  10  agst  Prince  lo,  7  to  4  agst  Lady's  Maid,  6  to  I 
agst  Gosport,  and  20  to  1  agst  Q.C.  Won  by  a  neck« 
three  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Selling  Nnrsery  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  two  yrs 
old;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sot.;  entrance 
Sgs;  five  fnrlones  (lOU.  \7t.) 
Sir  S.  Lockhart^  b.  c.  by  Qaeen'a  Herald,  out 

of  Imogene,  7st  7lb      -  -         C.  Rawlinson  1 

Mr  T.  Gannon's  Thompson,  Tst  71b  -  Bobinson  2 
Capt  A.  de  Vere  Smith's  Vestment,  Sst  -  A.  White  3 
Mr  Childwick's  Rosy  brook,  8st  12tb  (car.  9st)  Archer  - 
Mr  W.  Marshall's  Jeanie,  8st  7!fo   -  C.  Bowman  - 

Mr  P.  Bury's  Mystic,  Sst  41b  (car.  8st  6lb)  W.Chesterman  - 
Mr  Beaaclerk's  b.  or  br.  c.  by  Struan,  ont  of 

Inez,  8st  -  -  -        G.  Barrett  - 

MrF.  R.  Hunt's  b.  f.  by  See  Saw,  out  of  Losing 

Cup,  7st  2!b  (car.  7st  3lb)   -  -        F.  Barrett  - 

Mr  S.  Savage's  Firle,  6st  12lb        -  -  H.  Amull  - 

Mr  W.  Kennedy's  Tattle,  6st  12lb         -  Rickaby  - 

2  to  1  agst  Rosy  brook,  9  to  2  agst  Thompson,  100  to  15 
agst  the  Imogene  colt,  10  to  1  each  agst  Loring  Cup 
and  Firle,  and  100  to  8  agst  Vestment.  Won  by  half 
a  length,  a  bad  third. 

The  Brighton  Free  High-weight  Handicap  Plate  of  250  sot.; 
the  second  reoeiyed  25  sot.  out  of  the  plate}  entrance  5gsfor 
acceptors;  one  mile  (2192.  15#.) 

Mr  J.  Dashwood's  Etc,  by  Camballo,  5  yrs,  8st  Rawlinson  I 
Mr  H.  Macksey's  Gaiety,  5  yrs,9st  7&>      -      C.  Wood  2 
Mr  T.  Cannon's  Periosteum,  5  yrs,  88t  131b      Robinson  0 
Mr  Abington's  Fantail,  4  yrs,  98t  7lb        -         Archer  0 
Mr  W.  G.  SteTens's  Ironclad,  6  yrs,  9st  lolb    G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  G.  Arden's  Mountain  Dew,  3  yrs,  7st  lOlb  A.  White  - 
Mr  G.  CleTeland's  Exquisite,  3  yis,  7st  I0!b    F.  Barrett  - 
6  to  4  agst  Gaiety,  5  to  1  agst  Fantail,  11  to  3  each  agst 
Mountain  Dew  and  Ironclad,  7  to  1  agst  Exquisite,  and 
100  to  8  ngst  Eve.  Won  by  a  head,  Fantail  and  Perios- 
teum ran  a  dead  heut  for  third  place,  beaten  half  a 
length. 


Digitized  by 


BRIGHTON  AuTUMv  Msbtino.  501 


A  SelliDg  Welter  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs;  the  winner 
to  be  sold  br  auction  for  100  soy.;  entrance  Sgs;  five  far- 
longs  (lOU.  17«.) 

Mr  J.  Corlett's  Van  Zandt,  by  Yanderdecken,  3  jrs, 

7st9tb-  -  -  -  H.  Amnll  1 

Mr  C.  Lane's  Jessie,  6  yrs,  Sst  4%  -    6.  Barrett  S 

Mr  J.  K.  Stewart's  Lenten  Fare,  3  ym, 

78t9ft      -  -  -  -     A.  White  3 

Mr  Ahington's  Fair  Lilian,  3  yrs,  88t  I2lb  (car. 

98t)         .  .  •  .        Ateher  - 

Mr  Ten  Broeck's  Fleta,  4  yrs,  8st  51h  -  J.  Morrell  - 

Mr  W.  Kennedy's  Minuter,  aj^ed.  Sat  415  -  C.  Martin  - 
Mr  Eer  Seymer's  Sweet  Willie,  3  vth,  8st  31b  F.  Barrett  - 
Mr  J.  J.  Clark's  Miss  Gtoldstone,  3  yrs, 

78tl8lb  ...  -Stadart  - 

Mr  F.  Barrett's  Hevoke,  4  yrs,  7»t  \2fb  Rawlinson  - 

6  to  4  agst  Fair  Lilian,  5  to  I  agst  Jessie,  6  to  1  agst  Van 
Zandt,  and  100  to  8  at^st  Sweet  Willie.  Won  by  a 
length  and  a  half,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and 
thinl. — The  winner  was  honght  in  for  200g8,  and  Mr 
Lane  claimed  Fair  Lilian. 

The  Mile  Selling  Stakes  of  5  sot.  each,  with  100  added; 
two  yrs  old,  TstTlb,  three,  9st6lb,  foar  and  upwards,  lOst; 
m.  and  g.  allowed  3lb;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for 
100  SOY.;  entrance  2gs;  one  mile  (6  subs. — 132/.  18«.) 
Mr  W.  Rowe's  b.  f .  Phryne,  by  Solon,  4  yrs-  Watts  1 
Mr  T.  Stevens's  b.  m.  Isabean,  6  yrs   -  -  Archer  2 

Mr  C.  Lane's  br.  b.  Madrid,  5  yrs  •    G.  Barrett  3 

12  to  10  on  Isabeau,  9  to  4  agst  Phryne,  and  4  to  1  agst 

Madrid.    Won  by  a  length,  a  had  third. — The  winner 

was  sold  to  Mr  C  J.  Merry  for  205g8. 

The  Bevendean  Plate  of  200  sot.;  entrance  5g8;  fire  fur- 
longs ( 1942.  15#.) 

Mr  Leigh's  Andrassy,  by  Van  Amburgh,  2  yrs, 

7st  7ro      -  -  -  -   F.  B-irrett  1 

Mr  R.  Crest's  Craig  North,  2  yrs,  78t  71h  A.  White  2 
Mr  H.  Heasman's  Parsley,  3  yrs,  8st  13%  -  A.  Giles  3 
Mr  E.  C.  Starkey's  Pomme  de  Terre,  2  yrs, 

7st7th       •  -  -  -    Rawlinson  4 

Even  on  Andrassy,  1 1  to  4  ag^t  Craig  North,  3  to  1  agst 
Parsley,  and  100  to  3  agst  Pomme  de  Terre.  Won  by 
half  a  length,  a  bad  third. 

The  other  races  at  this  meeting  were  overhnrdles — ue 
Steeple  Chase  Volume. 


Digitized  by 


502  TtkcmH  CALE]»»AR. 


UEIWI^S.  Autumn  HsetiM.  . 

Thursday,  November  the  5th.— The  RoMchlM  PtaMiof 
103  HOT.  for  inaideiiA;  twd^yn'old,  7«C  7]b;tb)«e^'M9lb,-4Mir 
and  upwards,  Sst  1 21b  ;  entrance  3  boy.  v  ^yc  f arlongi  (ItH)/.) 
MV  E«  Magford*8  b.  c.  by  l^olnlilnwk,  Ottt^of 

Oratava,  2^yto  '  -  -  -lUuwn^oft:  1 

Bfr  B.  C.  lf^tarkey*8  Lucretius,  9  yrs  -  A.  White  2 
Mr  J.  J.  CYatit'9  Ghldk  DMt(  1  yfS'  •  -  dtoddatt  S 

Mr  H.  Heaaman's  Bosjennan,  3  yrs       -  Mottell  - 

Mk-  W.  Kennedy's  Tom  Tftm, «  ytn  *  -  CI  MtntiA  - 

9  to  1  on  Bosjesman^  7  to  1  agst  Ltverdtias^  l«fVto 
the*  (kutava  eoHi  TO  to  1  agst  Qtftld^  BksI;^  ani  100  lo  8 
agst  Totn  O'om.    Won*  by  sl  wAl,  f l^ngi)hs.betmen 
the  second  and  third. 

The  Sellinir  Nnrseir  Handicap  o£  10Qg8>  for  two  jrs  old; 
the*  winner  to  lie  sold  by  auction  for  100  sot.;  entraace  3gBs 
TiY.C,  five  furlongs  and  a  few  yards  (1 01  f.  17*.) 
Mr  A.  Sydney's  Romany,  bv  Mr  Wifakle*  Bat  RaWlinBon  1 
Mr  W.  M.  Redfem  s  Gaylad,  7st  loTb  -  Coker  2 
Mr  Trnlock-Hankin's  Kismet,  Sst  4lb  -  C.  Wood  3 

Ld  Savern«kO''s  Trea8on>.88tt2lb  .  -  Watts  - 
Major  H.  Spillei^s  FLactnationy  8«t.  Zlb-  -  Morvell  - 

Mr  T.  Cannon's  Thompson,  8Bt  -    Robinaon '  - 

Mr  A.  C.  Wa^soa's  DaUh  Skipper,  7st  Uit<4»r« 

88t)  -  .  -  -    C.  Loatea^  - 

Mr  F.  R.  Hunt's  Alda,  78t  12lb  -  A.  White  - 

Capt  A.  de  Vere  Smith's  Evergreen,. 78t  lib  Rickaby  - 
Mr  W,  Kennedy's  Ocypete,  78t  10ft    -  C,  Martin  - 

Mr  S.  Savage's  Flrle,  7st  7Tb'       -  -    1*.  Loates  - 

5  to  1  each  agst  Dutch  Skipper  and  lireason,  6  to  1  agst 
Thompson,  100  to  15  agst  Kismet,  10  to  1  agst  Alda, 
100  to  6  eaeh.ai^t:  Flactnation;  Bvergveen,  and  Gjiylad, 
and  20  to  1  agst  Romany.  Won  by  a  iloagth«attd  tektM, 
three  leagAiB  between  the  second  asd^third. 

The  Southdown  Club  Open  Welter  Handieap  of  200  soy.; 
the  second  received  20  sov.  ontof  the  plate;  ridden  by  Mem- 
bers of  the  Club;  those  who  had  never  ridden  a  winner  uoder 
the  Rules  of  Racing  allowed  5lb;  entrance  1  sov^  eiEu:h  for 
Members  of  the  Club,.  3  sov..  for  others;  one  mile  and  a 
quarter  (179/.) 

Mr  E.  Bird's  Doncaster  Cup,  by  Doncastev, 

4yrs,  lOstem  -  -  Mr  0.  Beard  1 

MrJ.  A. Wilson's  Hagb  Arl^hur^ 8  ytfl;  lOst  7%  Capti  Movtb  2 
Mr  A.  Tates's  Flexible,  4  yrs,  lOst  41b  Filker  3 

Mr  H.  Macksey's  Monsieur,  6  yrs,  1 1st  lOlb  Mr  H.  Owen  - 


y  Google 


AlTTUm  MBicnNG. 

Mr  W.  M.  Redfiorn^s  GaUaat^  3  yxa^  1  lat  en^ '  Mf  BwiW  - 
Mr  A.  Victor's  OaaconM,  4  yn^- 1  Ut-6lb  HcB.  M*(Owen  - 
Mr  W.  Kenned;  V  Hindoo,  4  ycsi  }4la(.9ft-  o«»ner  - 

Mr  T.  Caanoa's  ioebei«;«.S  yni,.L0Bi8lt»  G»pt.  LefrBaorber  - 
Mr  J.  MaDDington's  Lwdj  Ashton,  3  yrs,  9st  7R>  Meiieron  - 

3  to  1  agstloebei^,  U  to  2  ag^t;  QaUanl,.10O  to  15t  eacb 
agst  MoMienr  si^d^HfigU^rtbJurr  8  tp  .1  ag^t  Donoaeter 
Cap,  and  lO  to  1  j^gfit  Fiexibie..  Wpa  tjKU  lengths,  a 
hflad  between  the  second  and  tbwd^ 

The  Mile  Selling,  ^lllte  ctt  IWl^;  tltt'^iflit6i"e6'b©-80M  by 
aaction  for  IOUsot.,  i£  for  50  sot.  aUbWbdTlbi  entraitCe  ags; 
one  mile  (lOU.  ir^f.) 

Mt  J.  C.  Waterhonse's  Fornax,  by  Soncai^  . 

4  jra,  96t  416  (50^.)  -  -  -  A.  Wjiit^  0  1 
Mi:  6.  LambeiX^sMUl  Stream,  2  yrSj.Gst  lllb 

C50Z0      .  -  -  ToftiHAftoit   0  2 

Mr  Jos,  DATis*^  Sir'  Francija,  5  7ti8,/58t '7111 

(60^.)       -  -  -    Ai-cher  9 

Mr  W.  HowQ'h  Phryne,  4.yr8,  9^81;  MttJ'Croo^:)  Wat«a  - 
Mr  Gottschalk'rf  Helicon,  aged,  dst  7«  (50?  )  A.  GHet  - 
Mir  A.  Yatcfs's.  Joviar,  5  yrs,  98t  4l5-(^So«.)     C.  WoodJ  - 
M^  W.  Kennedy's  Lauraline,  8  yrs,  Sit  V IW  t^l)  RMd  - 
Mr  Beard's  Bdmeralda,  3  yrs,  Sst  1  \16  (SO^i^R.  W'h^elef  - 
Mr  CA.  Ejgerton'Bf  rofligatB^  2yr«,  7^(«Q^0  Eickaby.  - 
9  to  4  agst  HeMcoB,  7  to  2  agst  Sir  iVrancis,  9  to  2  ligst 
Phryne,  100  to  12  agst  Mill  Streamy  W  to  1  agst.Fotoax, 
100  to  7  each  agit  Bsmeralda,'  FroAigate  and .  Joml, 
and  20  to  1  affstt  LAwalinei   A  dslid'  h'enty  third'  beaten 
three  lengths.   Deciding  heat~&  to  5  on  Mill  Stveam. 
Won.  by  a  l«igai.^The  winner  wast  sold  to  Mtt  A.  Hen- 
demon  for  200gs. 

The  Castle  Plate,  of  lOOgs;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  aac- 
tion.for  lOO  80¥^.if  for  50.8ov.  allowed  71b;  entcance  Sgs; 
T:T.C.(104Z.  I7*,> 

Mv  B.  Peck's  Songstress,  by  BaUe,  3  ycs^  »at  9n> 

—car  8at  I  lib  Jsol.)         -  -  Archer  I 

Sir  S.IiO^'ihart's  SHverstick,  4.yrs,  8&tiatb 

{5i)L)    z  -  -  '  A.  Nighbing»1J;  2 

Mr  F.  Ro^inton's'CapitoUoa*  4yrs,8st.l^Ib.(^o;w)  Watt9  3 
Mr  A.  Yates's  Pbslvmia,  2  yrs,  7Bt  4m.(50;.)  A.  White  - 
MrK.  R.  Smith's  Ix>cd  Byron,  4  yrs,  9stgm  (602.)  MomreU  - 
Mr  W.  Kenaedy'ts  Gecaninm,  2  yrs,  78t.4Jb^*caE. 

7st  6lb  (AOii)-  -  -  -  C.  Murtin  - 

Mr  H.  W.  RioKabnry's  b.  c.  by  Clarement*OQt 

of  CUfden.  Jewel,.2  jrs|.7st  7tt)f  C^Z.)         Rawlk^on  - 


Digitized  by 


504  RACING  CALENDAR, 


1 5  to  8  agst  SoDicrtrera,  5  to  2  a^t  Lord  Byron*  7  to  1  agst 
CHpitoHna,  8  to  I  agst  Silyeretick,  and  20  to  1  each 

others.  Won  by  half  a  leni^th,  foar  lengths  between 
the  second  and  thinl. — The  winner  was  booght  in  for 
ISSgs. 

The  Ashcombe  Handicap  of  5  sot.  each  for  starters,  with 
100  sov.  added:  entrance?)  rov.;  T.Y  C  (8  8nbs.~l.12Z.) 
Mr  W.  Barton's  White  Nnn,  by  Hermit,  3  yrs, 

7st  91b  (car.  Tst  12lb)  -  -  C.  Wood  1 

Mr  C.  Hibbert's  Princess  Victoria,  3  yrs,  7st  -   Rickaby  2 
.  Mr  D.  Heoty's  Debenture,  3  yrs,  Sst  4lb  -        Robinson  3 
Sir  W.  Throckmorton's  Simnel,  aged,  Sst  1  lib  (car. 

8Bt  12lb)  -  -  Archer  - 

Mr  W.  Brown's  Grand  Composer,  3  yrs,  Sst  8lb  (car. 

86t  9lb)  -  .  -  -  Watts  - 

Mr  H.  W.  Kingnbury's  Fedora,  3  yrs,  fist  4lb  -    Morrell  - 
Mr  Fletcher's  The  Admiral,  3  yrs,  78t  10!b     Rawlinson  - 
Mr  R.  Peck's  Lady  Beatrice,  3  yrs,  78t  Sib     -  A.  White  - 
5  to  2  agst  Debenture.  7  to  2  agst  Simnel,  4  to  1  agst  Lady 
Beatrice,  6  to  1  agst  White  Nnn.  8  to  1  agst  Grand  0>m- 
poser,  10  to  1  agst  Princess  Victoria,  100  to  7  agst 
Fedora,  and  20  to  1  agst  The  Admiral.    Won  by  a 
length,  a  head  between  the  second  and  third. 

FsiDAT.-^The  Hoandean  Plate  (handicap)  of  lOOgs;  the 
winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  70  sot.;  entrance  Sgs; 
T.Y.C.  (lOlZ.  17#.) 

Mr  B.  Peck's  Songstreps,  3  yrs,  8st  lOlb  -  Archer  1 

Mr  W.  Gilbert's  b.  h.  by  Distin,  oat  of  Qnebrada, 

5  yrs,  8st  5%      -  -  -  C.  Loates  2 

Mr  P.  Renfrew's  Little  Witch,  4  yrs,  8st  4lb  -  A.  White  3 
Mr  D.  Henty's  Clarewood.  5  yrs,  99t     -  Cranham  - 

Sir  S.  Lockhart's  Silverstick,'4  yrs,  8st  6lb  A.  Nightingall  - 
Mr  R.  Ten  Broeck's  Fleta.  4  yrs,  8st  51b  Morrell  - 

Mr  W.  Burton's  Scotch  Pearl,  5  yrs,  fist  51b-  W.  Brown  - 
Mr  F.  Robinson's  Capitolina.  4  yrs,  Sst  31b  T.  Loates  - 
Mr  H.  Macksey's  Grip-faRt,  3  yrs,  8st  2lb  C.  Wood  - 

Mr  T.  Blenkiron's  Trill,  3  yrs,  Sst        -        G.  Morris  - 
Mr  F.  Barrett's  Reiroke,  4  yrs,  78t  12lb        -  Rawlinson  - 
Mr  H.  Heasman's  Bosjesman,  8  yrs,  "st  12lb    Tomlisson  - 
Mr  J.  K.  Stnart's  Lenten  Fare,  3  yrs,  78t  12lb   Rickaby  - 
Col.  Cave's  Powder-monkey,  3  yrs,  78t  71b        Robinson  - 
Mr  W.  Kennedy's  Lanraline,  3  yrs,  7st  7lb    -  C.  Martin  - 
9  to  4  agst  Songstress,  9  to  2  agst  Bosjesroan,  100  to  15 
agst  Little  Witch,  100  to  8  agst  Silverstick,  100  to  7 
each  agst  the  Qnebrada  horse.  Clarewood,  and  Capitolina, 
100  to  6  agst  Grip  fast,  and  20  to  1  each  agst  Scotch 


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Pearl,  Fleta,  and  Lenten  Fare.  Won  by  a  length,  two 
lengths  between  the  second  and  third. — The  winner  was 
Rold  to  Mr  W.  G.  SteyenA  for  230gs. 

The  Southdown  Club  Open  Plate  of  200  sov.;  the  winner 
to  be  sold  by  auction  for  luo  soy.  (two-thirds  of  the  surplus 
to  the  second,  and  one-third  to  the  third);  entrance  free;  two 
miles  (200/.) 

Mr  H.  Heasman's  Woodman,  bj  Vedette,  6  yr8,  • 

128tl0lb-  -  -  -   Mr  C.  Beard  1 

Hr  J.  A.  Wilson's  Hugh  Arthur,  3  yrs, 

list  lOlb-  -  -  Mr  E.  M.  Owen  2 

Mr  J.  Duncan's  Donald,  aged,  last  6lb  -     owner  3 

Mr  W.  Kennedy's  Hindoo,  4  yrs,  128t  lOlb  owner  4 

Mr  A.  Yates's  Joyial,  5  yrs,  128t  lOlh     -    Capt.  Fiuher  - 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Premier,  3  yrs,  1  Ist  lOtt   Capt.  Morris  - 
Mr  W.  Kennedy's  I  shant,  3  yrs,  1  Ist  5lb      Mr  Purefoy  - 
13  to  8  agBt  Woodman,  100  to  60  agst  Hugh  Arthur, 
9  to  1  each  agst  Premier  and  Donald,  and  20  to  1  each 
agst  the  others.   Won  by  a  short  head,  three  lengths 
between  the  second  and  third. — The  winner  was  sold  to 
Mr  J.  A.  Wilson  for  230gs. 

The  Jnyenile  Plate  of  -  lOOgs,  for  two  yrs  old;  the  winner 
to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  soy.  if  for  60  sov.  allowed  7lb; 
entrance  3gs;  TT.C.  (lOlZ.  17«.) 
Mr  Abington's  Chartrensei  by  Dutch  Skater,  8st  71b 

—car.  88t  lOlb  (SO/.")       -  -  -  Archer  1 

Mr  J.  Adams's  ch.  f.  by  fizninster,  out  of  Dolus, 

S8t7Ib(50Z.)    .  -  A.White  2 

Mr  J.  Nightingall's  Kewbury,  Set  I  lib 

(50Z.).  .  -  -     A.  Nightingall  3 

Mr  E.  Davies's  Prince  Zburoff,  Sst  1  lib  (50Z.)  C.  Wood  - 
Mr  E.  Bird's  The  Miller,  Sst  1  lib  (50/.)  -  Cranham  - 
Mr  A.  Tates'fl  Philemia,  Sst  7%  (602.)  -  Rickaby  - 
Mr  Kingsbury's  b.c.  by  Claremont,  out  of  Clifden 

Jewel,  89t  11  lb  (50/.)-  -  -   Tomlisson  - 

Mr  W.  Kennedy's  Tom  Tom,  8st  71b  (50/.)  •  C.  Martin  - 
Mr  A.  Sydney's  Romany,  88t  7lb  (50/.)      -   Rawlinson  - 

6  to  4  on  Chartreuse,  6  to  1  agst  Romany,  9  to  1  agst 
Prince  Zouroff,  10  to  1  agst  the  Dolus  filly,  and  20  to  1 
ag»t  The  Miller.  Won  by  three  lengths,  half  a  length 
between  the  second  and  third.— The  winner  was  bought 
in  for  200gs. 

The  Lewes  Nursery  Handicap  of  200gs,  for  two  yrs  old; 

winners  extra;  entrance  6gs  for  acceptors;  T.  Y.C.  (203/.  14«.) 

Mr  Dougairs  Lyddington,  by  Rosicrucian,  88t  8lb 

(car.  Sst  lOIh)      -  Archer  1 

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Mr  Ch<Ud w4ck'B  TwioikK  76t  1  l  ib-  (ear. .  7«i/lfilb)  C  WDod  2 
Mr  W.  SoDth'8  RosNW,  70t.lOlh  -        C.  Loates  » 

Capt.  A.  de  Vere  Smith's  Albanian*.  7st  I3lb  -  A.  White  - 
Col.  Ca?e'a  Reclnse,  lat  9lb  Yw.  Tst  tatb)  E.  Salter  - 
Mr  K.  Mngford'f*  b.  c  by  Tooiabawk,  oat  of 

Oratava,  7»-t  rth  (incl.  7^  extra)       -         Robinson  - 
Mr  K.  C.  8tark«v's  Rose^aeen.  6«t  1 2ft      -  T.  Loates  - 
.  Mr  J.  J.  nark's' Gold  Dust.  «8t7m      -  Rickaby  - 

lA  to  S  asgt  Lyddinf^ton^  4.tQ  l  legst,  Roseau.  11  .to  s;a£8t 
Albanian,  %lo  1  agst  Twinkle,  8  to  1  agstRedose,  tOto 
1  a^^t  the  Oratava  coU,  and  20  io  1  .each^agst  Gold  Dust 
and  Rose  Qveen.  Won.  by  eight  lengths. 

The  M«mbere^  Cap  {handfoai^)  «£>l<00^;for  horted  th& 
property  of,  and  rid()en  by, 'Members  <i>f  the  Sionthdown  Olab; 
riders  who  had  ridden  th6  w!nneF6(aByni«e  ii1idet<  the  Roles 
ol  Racing  to  cany'Stb  e^tra  fM^^iMCh^  feiAiii^huikig  np  to 
8lb  ;  entrance  free;  T.Y.O.  Qtm  thAi^mii) 
Mr  B.  Sird's  Doncaster  Onp,  4^>yni^  13MI  4tb 

(incL  8%  extra)      -  -  J'llrO.  Beard  I 

Mr  Ten  Broeck's  Fleta,  4-^,  -111st  >4lU 

(inel.  4lb  cxtia)      -  -        (j^it  XieeiBaffber  2 

Mr  G.  Arden's  .Mountain  Dewi .  S,jrai,aOat  ^ffi 

(incl.  4  ft  extra)      -  *  -     Mr.^HcIXMI  S 

Mr  Hongerford*S'  Befif  Mk>rnf <3  jri^if  l}9ptj 

(ind.  8ft  extra)      -  -  -.(j^apk  Mo^is  - 

Mr  A.  Viotor'B  3aUeriBa|.9rSr«%41flt  J  2ft 

(incl.  8ft  extra)      -  -  '         •  (Mr<H;<pwen  - 

Mr  A.  Yates's  Ftei>)If,  4  y«,  Wrt 42fti(incl 

Sft  extra)      -  -  .  .      Capt.  Fiakar  - 

Mr  W.  Kanivedy'A  Mifpter,  t^o^  ]t^il^<^(iQd..42b 

(extra)      '     -  «•  -  -    .owner  - 

Major  Spiller'a  Mint  loseiig^,    ypa^.lOst  l^ft  (CUrpt.  Jontsjr 

was  weigfaad  forn  bat  ,eoald.Bo^     f o«nd. 
.  6  .(o  4  ftgst  Rosy  Morn,  9  to  2  each  ^|gst  Dovfaatar  >  Cap  and 
Monistaiv  Dew^  100  to  4<6'«gai'|Bril«riBa,  ^  tol  ,H^^ 
Minster,  and  100  to  8  i^.F]/ata.   Wob  by  .a neok^  balf 
a  length  4»atween  the  pewo^  aod  ^lkird. 

Tlie  L^wes  Alitamn  Ha<tdieap>0lf'7  sov.  «adh.  ^<t.  to  the  | 
ftittd.  wkh  180  s^.  add€$d;  sbe'  second  'reeeit>«d  30«oy.  ont 
of  the  stakes;  one  mile  (tS  mi1mi;-^1«^.)  | 
Mr  0.  Hibbert's  Shrivenham,  by  FelIegriao»  8-yw, 

M  4lb  (can  6(4  5tb)  «  ^^ckalvy  1 

Capt.  Wardle'a  M«rry  Ducheta,  3.yra,r  7st.&ft  A*  White  2 
Mr  J.  G.  R.  H<>in£RayfaM<nM>lit^,ay»«,  Gstl3lb  T<on>Uaioa  3 
Mr  J.  a  Murphy's  Boulevard,  .'Syrs,'8st  79b<Mrv 

8stl()lb)-  ...  AKhar  - 

Mr  H.  Macksey'a  Victorine,  4  yrs,  Cat  9ft        Robinaon  - 


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^MoboliUi^  iitani  8  >to*  1  vewsfa  ia^it  ^&liri'^eenhlkDi'  mid  l  Merry 


Thubsdat,  November  the  5th. — The  Inangaratiod  Plate 
'tit'  160«8ov.;  4h»'Wiimer /4o  ifoe  soli'by  anietioii  for  30a«ov.,  if 
•lor  •  1 00>  SOT*. . ftUow«d  i  4^1  «iAr»Bee ' rtbe  'Old  <  Mile 
(145/.  16*.) 

Mr  W.  G.  Steveosh  Btmtn^rfy  hf  Laiidinirlc>  ^.yw, 

MiOmCYOOq   ....  ^WttU  1 
r-MriAeslVEdwaMlt  f  fr%,,M  Sib  (iCX)/.)    -  '  Gj  Burrttt  8 
>  Mc  H.  Wiarlmg'a  Zao«8D} »      6Bt  9lb  (;1  OOZ.  \    Weodbnm  S 
•'Mr  T;Hfde^.€jhiid«f/|kgCK},i9flt  293^(400/.)      Banttfc  - 
*640'4  A^t^Boondaryv  8 'to  ^  <a^l  fidwdcd,  3. to  l-agst 
Cylinder,  and  6  to  1  agst  Zaroso.  '        .bf-.a*  lengthy 
<thfffeietig4h»>b6feweQn  theosfcond  and-  tJbkd.-^Thie  win- 
.bar  iTMradld  tP)GQl.*£(Mieatef.£off<84^Q^ 

'The ''^hMttMf  M^rtrsBry  H?aA«itep  ttf  It) '  d<m  each  for 
■tarters,  with  200  added,  for  twt>ryt8<*tfld;  '^ntrstaee  S  soy.; 
.flix  iurkuigs,  stnMijbt  (7  snba. — 17^) 
MrrD.  J.  Jardioe^s  Mirth, ]i)7.StrathaLore»  Tst  lib  FJSairett  1 
Mr  E:  Hobsofa's  Myirthe,  est  lllb  -  -   H.  AmuU  2 

IjdBradford's.Sir/Ha*io,:78tr7ft        -  -   Wall  3 

.  Mr  W.  Winii'B  Givendale, ,  7flt .  idlb (car. 

Istiaib)  -  C.  Bowman  — 

of  .Beai^Bt's  Winter  Cherry,  78t  I'llb  -  -  <E.  ^Martin  • 
'  Mr.  E.  Jones's t^nge  Bird.  7^t  6!b'  -  Woodbum  - 
Mr  BestVMeirylSoMght,  7flt.aib   -  -       'Lake  - 

6 '10.4  agst  Mirtb,  6  to  1.  ^t  .Ik^yi^het  7  to  1  «aoh  iigsfc 
Winter. ChfMrry  and  MeirythQi^l^t,>and  10  to  ]»eaeh4i0Bt 
the  others.  '  Won  by  a  Jength,  a  bad  third. 

XbeiGfeat^bBopskicia  HaidMaaiofiSOfk'Siyy.,  iiy^vb^ 
»4ioik^oi  2O>0oyJeaah^)  10{£tiiot>diiNi>)r^<iedlaiPtd,«with  i79  soy. 
ogiddeAi  tha  8Hkcnd)teoe«ml  dO)«ovjioati  ofi  tlie  rae»)  'Ihe  Old 
Mile  (29  subs.  17  of  whom  paid  3  sov.teadh-Mtf  (M.) 
Gen.  Owen  Williams's  Cohort,  by  Vespasian,  5  yrs, 

tet  lllb  (car.  fe^  titb)         -  -  LiAe  1 

Ut*W:  Gilbert's  "The 'S^o|f'fVint56,'^5  yrs, 

m  m    -  -  -  -WWtioabtim  '2 

Ld  Bradford's  Whitelctek,  4  yrs;'7*f.i>}b  -     Wttl  S 

Capt.  MacfaeltV  Duke'^  iRiantKmd,  4;  ^rs,  6ot  IT.  Bartett  - 
D;  Off  WlBStiiiiD8ter*s  Sandiway,  4  yrs,  7st>10Ib 


C»l.  Offley  Crewe^-ReAdlePstKADSky^  4  JH,  7«ti8ftl:B.'ilfakrbia  - 
Si»^U.'^«r4iD^Be«anM)iit^'8»yk»,J56til^ft«    'W.^Gtoter  - 

Y  2 


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508  RACING  CALENDAR, 


3  to  1  agBt  Duke  of  Richmond,  5  to  1  aisst  Cohort,  100  to 
14  agst  The  Sailor  Prince,  7  to  1  each  agst  Sandiway 
and  Kinskj,  8  to  I  agst  Beaamont,  and  10  to  1  agst 
Whitelock.  Won  by  three  lengths,  the  same  between 
the  second  and  third;  Dakeof  Richmond  was  left  at  the 
post. 

The  Acton  Bnmell  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  all  ages;  the  win- 
ner to  be  sold  hj  auction  for  50  sov.;  entrance  Sgs;  fire  fur- 
longs (10  W.  17«.) 

Ld  Bradford's  Caradoc,  by  Wenlock,  8  yrs, 

9st4lb      ....    G.Barrett  1 
Mr  H.  B.  Dickerson*s  Reform,  8  yrs,  Sst  lib      Huxtable  2 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Jubilant,  5  yrs,  9st  7»     -    F.  Barrett  3 
Mr  Best's  Edward,  6  yrs,  9st  71b  (Booty),  was  weighed  for, 
and  the  number  put  up,  but  taken  down,  as  the  horse  had 
left  the  course. 

6  to  4  agst  Jubilant,  2  to  1  agst  Caradoc,  and  7  to  2  agst 
Reform.  Won  by  three-quarters  of  a  length,  a  length 
between  the  second  and  third. — The  winner  was  scdd  to 
Mr  T.  Stones  for  60gB. 

Fkidat. — The  Hawkstone  Welter  Handicap  of  10  sot. 
each,  h.  ft.  with  160  added;  entrance  3  sot.;  five  furlongs 
(18  subs.— 267Z.) 

Mr  F.  Bates's  Monsieur  de  Paris,  by  Mask, 

3yrs,  78t  lOlb  (car.  7st  111b)      -  C.Bowman  1 

D.  of  Beaufort's  Forio,  3  yrs,  7st  7lb  -  .  E.  Martin  2 
Col.  O.  Willans's  Surprise,  3  yrs,  7gt  9%  J.  Woodbnm  3 
Col.  Forester's  The  Wrekin,  4  yrs,  8st  9»  F.  Barrett  - 
Mr  E.  Hobson's  Kinp^  of  the  Furies,  6  yrs,  8st7lb  Huxtable  - 
Mr  G.  Trimmer's  Iris,  3  yrs,  8st  -  Luke  - 

Mr  R.  M.  Biddulph's  Orchid,  3  yrs,  7st  18lb  G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  Best's  Edward,  6  yrs,  7st  13lb         -  Booty  - 

•  '  7  to  2  agst  Monsieur  de  Faria,  5  to  I  agst  Iris,  11  to  2  agst 
Forio,  6  to  I  agst  Orehid,  and  10  to  I  each  agst  the 
others.  Won  by  a  neok,  three  lengths  between  the 
second  and  third. 

The  Acton  Reynald  Nursery  Handicap  Plate  of  150  sor., 
added  to  a  Sweepstakes  of  5  soy.  each  for  starters,  for  two  yrs 
old;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  50  soy.;  entrance 
'2  SOY,;  five  furlongs  (4  subs. — 163Z.) 
MrC.  J.  Merry's  Miss  Westboume,  by  West- 
bourne,  7st  lOlb  ...  G.Barrett  1 
Mr  E.  Jones's  Cage  Bird,  88t  5%    •  -E.  Martin  8 

LdCholmondeley'sBrigstock,  78t  111b    -  -Wall  3 

Mr  W.  G.  StcYeos's  Lost  Chord,  7st  7m     J.  Woodbnm  - 


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7  to  4  agst  Miss  Westboarne,  5  to  2  each  agst  Cage  Bird 
and  Lost  Chord,  and  4  to  1  agst  Brigstock.    Won  bj 
half  a  length,  three-quarters  of  a  length  between  the 
second  and  third. 
The  Shrewsbnrj  Cop  (handicap)  of  300  sov.  by  sabscrip' 
tion  of  15  BOY.  each,  10  ft.  or  S  ft.  only  if  declared,  with 
150  added;  the  second  received  30  sot.  out  of  the  race;  two 
miles,  over  the  Cnp  Coarse  (.24  sabs.  16  of  whom  paid  3  aov, 
ewh— 270/.) 

D.  of  Beaafort's  Eastern  Emperor,  by  Strathconan, 

4  yrs,  78t  6lb  -  -  -    E.  Martin  1 

Chey.  Ginistrelli's  Raffaello,  4  yrs,  78t  4lb  -  Wall  2 
Mr  Abington's  Beti  Alder,  5  yrs,  Tat  4 lb  -  F.  Barrett  3 
Mr  Jos.  Davis's  Ilangerford,  3  yrs,  Gst  (car. 

fct  7ft)     -  -  -  -   fl.  AmuU  - 

Mr  J.  Blaqni^d's  Ben  Bolt,  4  yrs,  6Bt  6lb  -  Lynch  • 

Mr  F.  E.  Lawrence's  Culhonn,  6  yrs,  6st  4lb  G. Woodbura  - 

2  to  1  agst  EUtstem  Emperor,  3  to  1  agst  Baffaello,  7  to  2 
agst  Hen  Alder,  and  8  to  1  each  agst  the  others.  Won 
by  two  lengths,  a  bad  third. 

The  Berwick  Plate  of  lOOgj^  for  horses  of  all  ages,  maidens 
up  to  the  time  of  entry;  entrance  3gs;  Old  Mile  (101/.  17«.) 
Mr  H.  Waring's  Zaroso,  by  Pellegrino, 2  yrs,  Tst  E.Martin  1 
Ld  Bradford's  Titterstone,  2  yrs,  7st  -  W.  Jones  2 
Mr  S.  Jacobs's  Eloquence,  3  >rs,  88t7lb        -  Huxtable  3 

13  to  8  on  Zaroso,  2  to  I  a^st  Eloquence,  and  6  to  1  agst 
Titterstone.   Won  by  two  lengths,  a  bad  third. 

The  other  races  at  this  meeting  were  under  the  Grand 
National  Hunt  Rulea^see  Steeple  Chase  Volume. 

LIVERPOOL  Autumn  Meeting. 

Tuesday,  November  the  10th.— The  Westmorland  Welter 
Plate  (handicap)  of  150  sov.,  by  subscription  of  5g3  each, 
3  ft.  with  62^.  8«.  added;  one  mile  (23  subs.— 150Z.) 
Mr  H.  Macksey's  Gaiety,  by  Albert  Victor,  5  yrs, 

98tl2tb         -  Archer  1 

Mr  J.  Pickersgill's  ch.  g.  by  Salvator,  out  of 

Feffar,  5  yrs,  98t  lOlb     -  -  Bruckshaw  2 

Mr  J.  Martin's  Prince  Henry,  4  yrs,  98t  3lb  Watts  3 

Mr  T.  L.  Umber's  Aylesford,  3  yrs,  88t  71b  G.  Barrett  4 
Mr  R.  Gladstone's  Dowry,  6  yrs,  98t  61b   -  Fagan  - 

Mr  Biydges  Willyams's  Silence,  3  yrs,  9st  6lb  C  Bowman  - 
Mr  Townley- Parker's  Shriver,  3  yrs,  Sst   -      A.  White  - 
7  to  4  agst  Silence,  5  to  2  agst  Gaiety,  8  to  I  agst  the  Peffar 
gelding,  100  to  12  agst  Dowry,  and  10  to  1  each  agst 
the  others.  Won  by  a  neck,  the  same  between  the  second 
and  third,  a  bad  fourth. 


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TYkt  Liverpool  St  1>g|er  of  10  fcfj.  ,eaQb..  with.  2$0«acUled, 
for  ihroB  yra  old«  the  aecopd  pA?ed.bUkfil»kAi..entr»ii0e  ags, 
the  only  forfeit  if  declared  by  April  7th,  oTi  ^gfi  it  left  in; 
one  mile  and  a  quarter  (32  sabs..  U.of  whom  paid  entranoe 
only— 3842.15*.) 

Mr  T.  Valentine's  Cassia,  by  Albert.  Victor, 

88t  am  (car.  88t  &Ib)      -  -  -  Wfeldon  1 

Ld  Rosebery's  Touch  and  Go,  Qst  -         Archer  8 

Sir  H.  Jardine*s  Gleogyley  8st  7lb     -  C«  Bowmaa  S . 

Mr  John  Charlton's  Ben  Venue.  8st  71b    -    G..  Barrett  4 
1 1  to  4  on  Touch  and.  Go,  7  to  I  agat  Ben  Venue,.  8  to  I 
afcst  Glenfcyle,  and  10  to  I  agst.Oissia.  .  Won  by  threes 
quarters  of  a  length,  a  bad  third. 

The- Knowf»T«y  Nursery  Stakes  (handicap)  of  SOO'Bovj  by 
sttbscrtption  of  I3gs  each,  Sg9  ft.  with         Sti  ndd^Af  tot' 
two  yrs  oW;  five  fnrtonfs  (50  Mrhls.-^00<.) 
Ld  Howe's  Orange  -  Blossom ,  by  'CoenilettB,  -  ^f*»  aft;  • 

(car.  68t4!b)      -  -  -  -  Wall  1 

Ld  Cadogan's  Kannitz,  8At  lib      -  -   €.  Wbod  9 

Mr H.  E.  Liode!ft  Aebplanf ,  Jst.Hlb  I  -  A..  Wi|ite<  1 3 
Mr  J^ymcr'fl  Indian-  St»9,  7flt  4rlb  —  -  XoQiliw9Q.i  ^  • 

Sir  B.  Jardine'scb-c  by  Adf  estnver,;  out  fif 

MifiB  Pool,  7st  41b.      .  -  .  F.  Bm«[fc«i  - 

Mr  T.  Price's  True  B]jkl4  II;  6Ht/iaD$t  -  .  J.  W^Ddhom-  ^ 
MrC.  J.  Blake's  QoHsrivatar,  m  Wtb  -  Eellf  !- 
Mr  R.  Gladstones       by  :CMg^/Miilluv  oat  o|.. 

Todier,  «8t6lb        -  -  -  W.  .Glovei:  - 

Mr  Jos.  Davis's  Dqchess-of  Biobmond,  Gstifitt  Ricfcaby.  - 
Mr  R.  Vyner*8  Queen  Joanna,  est  2lb  -         T.  Loates  - 

15  to  8  agst  Orange  Blossom «  ^QO  to.l^  sgfit^  l^annits, 

8  to  1  agi^t  True  Blue      lt)0  to  12  agfit;  InAian  Star, 

9  to  1  agst  Duchess  of  Ulchmond.  10  to  1  sgstthe  Miss 
Fool  colt,  100  to  7  agst -Queen  Joanna,  20t  to -i  agtstAslis 
plant,  25  to  1  agnt  .C^servator,  and  TOO  .  to  3  agst  the  • 
Tocher  filly.  Won  by  two  fenjitbs;  four  lengths  between  • 
the  second,  and  thiril;  Indian  Star  2^nd  (he  To6her  llify 
fell. 

The  County  New  Stand,PlfM»  »f  IflOgs;  the  winner  to  bsr 
B<»ld  by  aiict)9n  for  700  soT.  with. aUowam?ea,if ffor  less; 
entrance  ags;  five  furlonps lOU.  a 7«,). 
Mr  S*  G.  Moss's  BMotumnt,     Chevron,  .4,  yr%/ 

8stim(l60/.)  -  -  -   GWoo4  I 

Mr  W.  Bapga^s  Troiluft,  2.yw,  6st  ,7lb-TCW,  fet  ^Ib  . 

(160J.)         -  ChaDdley  2 

Mr  T.  Leader's  Mizp^,  5  yis,  6»t  IJh  (1  Mf)  Q..  Barrett  8 
Mr  J.  Martin's  Sir  Elidor,  4  yrs,  SstJLlfe  dWl^  i  Fagaq  - 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Peevish,  S  yrs,  78t  12fb  (160Z.)  A.  White  - 


Digitized  by 


LlVfiRPO01i  AuTDMir  MwtiNO.  511. 


Mr  R.  Osborne's  I^atly  I4»^  3  7C9,  70t>  l^Slb 

(ISOZ.)  -  -  -  -        Goodway  - 

Mr  A.  Brisco's  Phonrwaph,  t  6^  im  ci^oi.)  Wall  - 
100  to  30  agBt*  Sip  Bliiior*  4  to  L  eafh  agf^  Hf^tol^mflDt  and* 
Afizpah,  .5  to  1  a^t  Peevish,  B  to  1  »g»i  Phonograph, 
and  10  to  1  «%ohtag9ti^ha  othei^.  Wqu^by  two  ]»ugthM, 
three*  leagthR  between  the  second  and  third. — Tfa«  winner 
was  Bold  to  Mr  A.  Gooper  for  a 

The  Tueflday  Plate  of  lOOgs^flor  twoiyTsold ;  colth,  6st  TOW, 
^ea  and  geldings,  8st  Ttb^  the  winnerto  be  ebld  by  anotion 
for  do  flov. :  entrance  SffS; '  five  f  drloi^gs'  flOl  i,  1 7».) 
M*  Hedwortb  Lambton's-b.  c.  HaljJH,' by- Specn-' 

km^(car.'8«fc  Htft)         -  -  -  Watis  1 

Mf «.  W.  Arm^rone'a  br .  f .  Festive  -  F.  Barrett  2 
Mr  Ahington'B •  b.  c.  E je pfert  (car.  Sat  1 2lb)  -  Archer  3 
Ld'Londendei'i^'is  ch.  f.- No^ie  •  -      C.  Wood  4 

MrO.  Clarte's'br.'f.  by  Ba¥bi1ion-^Bran  Danoe  -    Dyke  6 
13  to  8  ag;st  Ralph;  3-  to  1  ag8t  'Bxploft,  5  to  1  agst 
Nogmie,  an^  8  to-l.  each  agift  the  others.   Won  by  a 
length,  the  sanfie  between  the  second  and  third,— The 
winner  was  sold  to  Mr  W,  BlaJke  for  285g8. 

The  Oroxtelh  t!wp  '(handfeap)  of  'SOO  SdV.  by  stabsdriptioii 
of  5g8  each,  3  ft  with'  110^:       a^tde*")  i  the  second  reoeived 
80  80T.  from  the  plater  five  furlongs  (26  sfubi.— igO?.) 
R.  Jardine**  hlndti,  by  Adventnter,'  4-  y»,'  • 
78t  -  -  -  F.  Barret* '  1 

lid  Cadoean's  Bea^rieej  e  yrs,  Tst  I'fW  -  C.  Wood  9 

Mr  8.  M? Nolan's  Pnnciilio,  3  ^r».  6M)  9lh'  G.  Wobdburn  S 
Mr¥.  R.  Graham's  Stechford;  4  ype,'78b9lb  (car. 

Tstlllb)     -  •  -  -©.Barrett  4 

Mr  W.  Dnnrie's  Koolnnr,  4  yrs,  7st  5m  •  J.  Woodbcim  5 
Mr  John  ChavFton'b  LAd^  K^t^ariile,  3  yrs,  fist  Sib 

(car.  6st4m)      •  -  -  HicHaby  6 

^  to2  agst*  LindA,  S^to  I  agiH:  Koevntrr,  4  to  I  eAch' agst 
Beatrice  and  Stechford,  and  8 -to- 1  eiieh'agstb  the  others. 
Won  by  twQ  IwigUw^  three  lengt4if»'4Mybw€taBitbe  aeoond 
and  third. 

WsnNBSDAr.^The  Alt* Welter  Haodleap  ot  iOO^s;  en^ 
trance  3gs;  five  furlong^  (106/.  17«.*) 

•  Inolvdingr^  aoT.  fln«>loro«rraot|on  of  «btt^ofitf0lita. 
Mr  Abington's-  Colleen  Bawn  JI,  by  Salvator, 

6  yrs,  9st  6lb      -  -  -.  Archer  1 

Mr  A.  Kelsall'fl  MeliU,  3  yrs,  Tst  5tb  -  F.  Barrett'  2 

Mr  J.  Piirkersgnra  Export,  S  yrs,  Ssfr  Watte  - 1 

Mr  A.  Greasley-8  Flower  of  England,  6  ^rs, 

98t  7R)  '  .  «         Brdokthaw  - 

Mr  T.  Leader's  Mizpah,  5  yrs,  8st  6lb        -  Luke  - 


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512  BACING  CALENDAB, 


Mr  J.  Shepherd's  Sir  Joseph,  aged,  88t  3lb  (car. 

88t6l»)     ...  -       WeldoD  " 

Mr  T.  Green's  Knight  Errant,  4  yis,  88t  -  Fagan  - 

Mr  R.  W.  Armi.trong'8  Prime  Cheddar,  3  yrs,  7st  lOlb  Wall  - 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Peevish,  3  yrs.  Tst  lOtb  A.  White  - 
Mr  S.  M.  Nolan's  Punctilio,  3  yrs,  78t  9ft  (car. 

TstlOlb)  -  .  .  G.Barrett  - 

Mr  Bleaymire's  Camphene,  3  yrs,  Tst  91b  -  Lash  mar  - 
Mr  W.  Walker's  Lively,  4  yre,  Tst  9tb  Goodway  - 

Mr  J.  Dawson's  Marsala,  3  yrs,  78t  6tb  -  E.  Martin  — 
Mr  T.  Uolmea's  Floridor,  S  yrs,  Iht  bVb  •  Chandley  - 
2  to  1  agst  Colleen  Bawn  II,  100  to  12  each  agst 
Punctilio  and  Marsala,  10  to  1  agst  Export,  100  to  6 
each  agbt  Melita,  Knight  Errant,  Peevish,  and  Lively^ 
SO  to  1  each  agst  Prime  Cheddar,  Camphene,  and  Flower 
of  England,  25  to  1  agst  Mispab,  100  to  3  agst  Floridor, 
and  50  to  I  agst  Sir  Joseph.  Won  by  a  neck,  two 
lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Liverpool  Nursery  Plate  (handicap)  of  260  sov..  by 
snbecription  of  ISgsench,  3  ft.  with  114/.  lU.  added,  for  two 
yrs  old:  Canal  point  in  (26  subs.— 250/.) 
Mr  G.  Walker's  Pennant,  by  Higfatbom,  Gst   W.  Glover  1 
Mr  Maokensie's  br.  or  bl.  c.  by  See  Saw,  oat  of 

Fair  Vestal,  68t  lOlb      -  -  T.  Loates  ^ 

Mr  Hedworth  Lambton's  Altiora,  6f$t  2lb  (car. 
'  est  3n.)  -  -  -  -Rickaby  S 

Mr  Leigh's  Exning,  Sst  9lh  (car.  Sst  12ft)  -  Archer  - 
Mr  H.  £.  Linde's  Ashplant,  9et        •  A.  White  - 

Col.  Forester's  Darins.  6st  loft  -  -  Wall  - 

Sir  R.  Jardine's  br.  c.  by  Springfield,  out  of 

Lady  Lucas,  Sst  41b  -  -      Robinson  - 

11  to  4  each  agst  Pennant  and  Exning,  100  to  30  a^st  the 
Fair  Vestal  colt,  loO  to  12  agst  Ashplant,  and  ICu  to  S 
agst  Darius.  Won  by  six  lengths,  three  lengths  be- 
tween the  second  aiid  third. 

The  Aintree  Feather  Plate  of  lOOgs;  the  winner  to  be  sold 
by  auctioQ  for  160  sov.  if  for  300  sov.  to  carry  7tb,  if  for 
700  sov.  Uft  extra;  entrance  3gs;  a  mile  and  a  half 
(I0W.17*.) 

Mr  Joe.  Davis's  Sir  Francis,  by  General,  6  yrs,  Sst  1 21b 
(160Z.)       -  Watts  I 

Mr  W.  I'Anson's  Stone-deaf,  2  yrs,  5st  lift 
(160/.)  '  -  -   T.  Loates  2 

Mr  J.  Osborne's  Vesper  Bell,  S  yrp,  58t  lift 
(150O      -  -  -  -  W.  Glover  S 

MrH.  Macksey*s  Gaiety,  5  yrs,  9st  12ft  (700/.)    Archer  • 


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LIVERPOOL  Autumn  Meeting.  618 


Mr  J.  Blaqai^re's  Ben  Bolt,  4  }  rs,  98t  2lb  (300?.)  Connolly  - 
MrR.  Hillier'8  Fortune-Teller,  S  yrs,  Tst  litb 

(160Z.)      -  -  -  -       Morrell  - 

Mr  T.  Wadlow's  Tomboy.  4  yrs,  88t  lOft  (150?.)  G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  B.  Dalgliesh's  Mliss,  2  yrs,  68t  111b— car.  Sst  13lb 

(1502.)  -  Magnire  - 

Mr  E.  Wecrer's  Tnlip,  2  yrs,  5«t  ISlb  (150?.)  Calder  - 
1 1  to  4  agRt  Gaiety,  4  to  1  agst  Stone-deaf,  5  to  I  agst 
Vesper  Bell,  6  to  1  agst  Fortnne-Teller,  and  10  to  1  agst 
Sir  Francis.  Won  by  a  length,  four  lengrths  between  the 
second  and  third. — The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  Hopper 
for  leOgs. 

The  Liverpool  Stewards'  Cup  (handicap)  of  350  sov.  by 
Bubscjription  of  12gs  each,  3  ft.  with  208/.  &s.  added;  Canal 
Point  in,  abont  six  farlongs  (28  sabs. — 350?.) 
Mr  Abington's  Lovely,  by  Alvarez,  6  yrs, 

7Bt  I2lb      .  .  -   C.  Wood  I 

Capt  Machell's  Dnke  of  Bichmond,  4  yrs,  Sst  9lb 

(car.  Sst  I2lb.)     ...  Archer  2 

lid  Cawdor*s  Grey  Parrot,  3  yrs,  Sst  7lb  (car. 

58t  lOlb)   -  -  -  -   W.  Glover  3 

Mr  Jos.  Davis's  Lord  Charles,  3  yrs,  7st  Idlb  G.  Barrett  - 
Ld  Cadogan's  Beatrice,  6  yrs,  Tst-  -   F.  Barrett  - 

Mr  A.  Brisco's  Gannet,  3  yrs,  6st  9lb   -  -  Wall  - 

D.  of  Beaafon's  Fono,  3  yr»,  58t  7tb  -  T.  Loates  - 
100  to  30  each  agst  Forio  and  Grey  Parrot*  4  to  1  agst 
Lovely,  9  to  2  agst  Dnke  of  Richmond,  6  to  I  ag^t  Lord 
Charles,  S  to  1  agst  Gannet.  and  10  to  1  agst  Beatrice. 
Won  by  two  lengths,  three  lengths  between  the  second 
and  third. 

The  Wednesday  Plate  of  ioOgs,  for  two  yrs  old,  Tst  lOlb, 
three,  98t  2tb,  four  and  upwards,  9at  Sib;  m.  and  g.  allowed 
2tb;  the.  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.;  entrance  - 
3gs;  five  farlongs  (101?.  1 7#.) 
Mr  T,  Green's  b.  or  br.  g.  liOch  Leven,  by  Prince 

Charlie,  3  yrs  ....  Watts  I 
Mr  Abington's  b.  g.  Arbaces,  4  yrs  -  Archer  2 
Mr  W.  I'Anaon's  ch.  f.  Misfortune,  2  yrs  (car. 

78t  91b)    -  -  .  Fagan  3 

Mr  W.  Blake's  b.  cKalph,  2  yrs  (car.  7st  11  lb)  G.Barrett  4 
Mr  R.  W.  Armstrong's  b.  g.  Sagamore,  3  yrs         owner  5 

II  to  8  on  Arbaces,  4  to  1  agst  Ralph,  13  to  2  agst  Loch 
Leven,  and  100  to  12  agst  Misfortune.  Won  by  half  a 
length,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. — The 
winner  was  bought  in  for  155gs. 

Y  3 


Digitized  by 


514  EAjCINQ  CAI.ENPAB, 

The  Bickieratiiffe  Stakes  of  VO  sot.  each  fof  acceptors*  viUi 
50  added,  for  three  yr8.old;.  entrAAce  S.sov,  tbe  only  forfeit, 
if  declared  hj  April  7tli;.one  mile  (42  snba.  8  of  whom  paid 
entrance  only — 77?.) 

Mr  A.  Henderson's  JCtuwont  ^WiUie,      AdfeffUvair,  jdst^Zb/ 

(C.  Wood^,  walked  over. . 
Mr  John  Charlfon^s  Ben  Venijfi^  .Sst  ,7Bi  CG^  BarrettV^wts 

weighed  for,  bat  was  foond  to  be  lam6,iind  41d  not  g9  to 

the  post. 

Thubsdat. — The  Maiden  Plate  of  lOOgs^''  for  hones 
of  all  ages,  maidens,  at  i^ntiy;  .entrimce  one  mUs 

(10  W.  17#.) 

Mr  A.Brisco's  Phonograph,  by.  Reverber^tioii,  yrs, 

6st  lOlb        -  Wall  1 

Mrs  O.  Dawson's  b.  f.  by  Munden,  out. of  Miss  - 

Midtdlewick,  3  yrs,  Sst  9ft  -  C.  Bowman  2 

Mr  J.  Thompson^ff  Juliana;  2  yr8,^«t  lOltr  Ccar.  > 

686  11ft)       -  -  -  Martin  8 

Mr  Chaplin's  Tacilrasi  3  y»,  «Bt  !»ft<  =      -      G.'Bfcrrett  4 

15  to  8  agst  Taeitp^,  ^  to  Uagst  Plipi;io|pr^ph,  4  to  1  agst. 
the  Mi$8  Middl^wick  fflly^nd  7.  to  I  agst  Jqllana..  Won 
by  a  length,  a  bad  third..  ■. 

The  Warertree*  Welter  Hamlieaiy.  of  lOOgisr  enttwwe  Sgs; 
OnddPoittt  in  (10rlM7«.) 

Mr  Jos.  Davis's  .Drakei^sberg,  by  JnllnS  €$B8ar,^yr«, 

SstlSft      -  -  -  -      Archat  1 

Mr  R.  W.  Armstrong's  PHme  C9itiddari  3  yrs; 

78t5ft       -  -  -  -  A.  WMte  2 

Mr  Q,  Cleveland's  ,Slv%.  ^  Jis><  78t.7ft .  (wf. ' 

7st.llft)     "  -  -r  -  G.,BantBtt  .  J 

Mx  A.  Greaslej's  ■S'lower  of  KngJ^n^,^  6  jm, 

9st  5ft       -  -  .        -  Bmcksbww  - 

Mr  Osmond's  Castagneite,  ^  yrs,  ^st  9ft,  £.  Barrett  - 
Capt.  Jones's  Miss  Waller,  4  yrs,  8stf-7ib  -  Snowden  - 
Mr  J.  Shepherd*8  Sir  Joseph,  i^^ed,  8st  ^ft  Weldon  «> 
Mr  T.  Holmes's  Floridor,  3  yrs,  7jit  ,  -E.  Martin  - 
Mr  J.  Pickersgtll's  Escamillo,  3  yrs,  7st  -  Tomlinson  - 
Mr  John  CharUqn'D  ,LadyjKath«Hiie,3.yrs,  ,  . 

78t      -  -  -  -    J,  Woodbnrn  -i- 

11  to  4ag8t,Dral;ep8bei;g,,6  to  l,ag^  Flower,  of  England, 
7  to  I  agst  Carta^ette,  8  to  1  agat  Prime  Cheddar, 
10  to  1.  each  agst  Shy  , and  EscamDIo,  and  100  to  8  agst 
Sir  Joseph.  Won  by  a  n^clr„fonr  lengths  between  the 
second  ajpd  third. — An-  objection  to  the  winner,  on  the 
gronnd  Of  a  cannon,  was  over-ruled. 


Digitized  by 


LIVfiaPOOL  Autumn  Mbbting.  515 

The  Dowde  Nacs«ry  IfiRnditApiof  5  boy.  eaoU^S  ft.  to:  the 
fund,  with  100  sov.  added,  for  two  yrs  old;  five  farlongs 
(17  aoba.— 12Q;.) 

Mr  H.  W.  Cooper*8  Wishing:  Well;  by  Bose- 

bery,  Tstnm    -  -  -       J.  Woodbum  1 

Col  Forester's  Canny  Scot,  Sat  -  -      C.  Wood  2 

D.  of  Beaufort's  The  Cob,  8fit  ^Ib      -  G.  Bt^rrett  3 

Mr  R.  Gladstone's  cb-  f., by  Blair  Athol,  OAt  of 

Ambulanoei  78t  Illb-  -  -      Goodway  4 

Mr  John  Charlton'a  Hannopy,  7pt  7lb       -    F,  Barrett  '6 

h6  to  2  each  a^a^  The  Cpb  and.  Cai^ny  Sc^^  and  4  to  1 
'each  agst  ^Harmony  and  Winhing  Well.  Won  by  a 
head,-  ti^ree  lengths  betw<9en  the'seooftd  uind  third. 

The  liiverpool  ^atiiran  Oclp  lfhA»nJitja|^^  of  "l  000  sov;  by 
«ab8criptioki  of  25  wv.  each,' 1 5  ft:  or  3gs  if  declared,  with 
4(92/.  added}  wtmiggs  extnt '  the'^seeoad  reosi>f«d  ^0  sov. 
•at  Jof  the  plttte;  'a'mile*  amd  a  -hidf  ($9  •8ci^j>39'  ol  fMta^ 
paid  3g8  eacfaMJ960ii) 

Mr  Smithwibk's^ereene',  by  ArfaStrator,  S  yre; -6St 

(car.  6flt  I  Jb)         -  .  -  WaU  '  1 

Mr  W.  Winn's  Lady  Casifteroiigb;  S  ^rs,'  esf2tfe'  Rickab^  '2 
Mr  Mahtbn's  Thebaic,  aged;  9st  lib  ■  -  Archer  '  8 
Mr  5,  Lowtber's  King  Molnihonth;  3  yt«,' ' 

7st  iottr  -  -  -  -J.  Wbodbnrn  - 

Mr  R.  G.  Naylor's  Tftastmasteri  aged/TW;  9ib'  F.  Barrett  '  - 
td  LasceHes's  Cloch^ti'e,  4  yrs,  -Tst  '  ^  -  LashmAt  '  - 
Mr  W.  J.  Legb's  Badiu*,  3  yrs,'  ^st'9W  (cat; ' 

68tnmj|  -  -  .  -      R  Marthi 

Mr  R.  Vyiier'^  Stote'  <?IinK;  3  3rr^,'«st'9ft '  *  -  Fiiiley  '  - 
r^dMesSfiereVBeliiirta,  4  yre,'6«t  tW  '  -  G'.  Wootdhluhi  '  - 
Mr  G.  tamben'8  GonfBrtcfnr4  y^^est  6lb'  TooHijssoii  - 
Mr  W.  SteVensiMi'ff  Nightca^r,  3  yrs,  m  2l!J  (ihcl; 

'9|b'extt!ft>  •     -  -  W.  fStlkmr  - 

Capt  Lee  Bai^cr'ilvktlh6e;  5'y^s,  5it  f^ffl-'  * '  RbbWsofn  - 
Capt.  L.  H.  Jones'ff  Tifee;  3  fn;  !iefr^'  T:  Loat6s  - 

^r  iToiipnrley«Pa0k0r?8  P&rate<of  Pefafeavioe^  9<yinii  i 

M'Sm  -  r  *  :  LiddlATdi 

Baron  de  Hirsch's  Althorp,  3  ytsstTlBt^Slbf  (eaii 

:7fll»fft)'         -  -  .  C^Woodifdisq.y 

a:  to  1  agst  Thebais,  4  to  1- agttTG«iDfinoBi,  'l€0-«(»l4  ag»tl 
Ahfacnrp,  ]00iO'12«aclv(ag6i4aAclrfeeiio^aad  Klog  MoO'' 
month,  lOfhta  la  figat  ^Lady  Qd8tldreiii|gh,')lid6:t6.  7  agBf. 
ClocMtt^  14»  to  I  agst  Radids<-25  4d  I  agBt<lTamta6e, 
38  tot  1<  each* l^tmiistervkid?  Nigbtoap,  4»to  1  agst: 
Tica,  50  to  1:  cBchi  aiQSt  rFiralc'itf  i[Vuan«0  and  Belibda, 
Aid!      td*  1  JkgBfeStoiM €libk;'  W<6b'  by  three  le^hs. 


Digitized  by 


516  RACING  CALENDAR, 


four  leof^s  between  the  second  and  third;  Althorpvas 
fourth,  about  a  length  behind  Thebais,  but  hie  rider  & 
not  weigh  in. 

The  Thorsday  Plate  of  I00g«;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by 
auction  for  200  sot.,  with  allowances  if  for  less ;  entrance 
3gB;  Canal  Point  in  (101/.  17^.) 
Mr  T.  Green's  Loch  Leyen,3  yrs,  Sst  6lb— car.  Sst  9ll5 

C80/.).  ...  -  WatU  I 

MrC.  Perkins's  Thistle  Grore,  2  yrs,  6st  ISib 

(80/.)-  .  .  -  W.  Glover  2 

Ld  KUesmere's  Specimen,  4  yrs,  9st  (80/.)  -  G.  Barrett  S 
Mr  J.  Gardiner  Mair's  Golden  Tidings,  8  yrs, 

8st  81b  (80/.)        •  -  -  -  C.  Bowman  4 

6  to  4  agst  Loch  LeTen,  5  to  2  agst  Specimen,  aud  4  to  1  each 
agst  Thistle  Grove  and  Golden  Tidings.    Won  by  a 
leugth,  a  bad  third. — The  winner  was  bought  in  for  20<^^ 
The  Fazakerly  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  two  yrs  old;  the  winner 
to  be  sold  by  anctiou  for  60  sot  ,  if  entered  for  100  sot.  to 
carry  71b  extra;  entrance  Sgs;  five  furlongs  (101/.  17#.) 
Capt.  MachelPs  Snowdonn,  by  Sterling,  8st  8 lb 

(60/.)  -  '  '  ¥,  Barrett  I 

Mr  E.  Vernon's  Aunt  Adelaide,  88t  9fl>  (50/)  J.  Goater  2 
Mr  Abinftton*8  Granville,  Sst  61b  (.50/.)  -  C.  Wood  » 
Mr  StetPs  Craijj^engelt,  8st  81b  (60/.)  -  Snowden  - 
Mr  W.  M'Auliffe's  Noemie,  8Bt  Qth  (50/.)  E.  Martin  - 
Mr  Vyner's  Queen  Joanna,  Sst  9tb  (50/.)  -  Goodway  - 
Mr  W.  TAnson's  Mibfortune,  88t  9!b  (50/.)  -  Kagan  - 
Mr  W.  Sadler's  Matrimony,  Sst  91b  (50/.)  -  Watts  * 

Mr  W.  Bungay*s  Troilns,  Sst  8lb  (60/.)  Bruckshaw  - 
Mr  A.  Gannt's  Apparition,  Sst  5lb  (50/.)  -  G.  Barrett  - 
7  to  4  agst  Snowdonn,  4  to  1  agst  Aunt  Adelaide,  8  to  I 
agHt  Granville,  100  to  12  agst  Queen  Joanna,  10  to  1 
agst  Misfortune,  100  to  8  each  agst  Craigengelt,  Troilns, 
Apparition,  and  Matrimony,  and  20  to  1  agst  Noemie. 
Won  by  a  neck,  a  head  between  the  second  and  third.— 
The  winner  was  bought  in  for  470g8. 

The  Palatine  Nursery  Handicap  of  5  sov.  each  for  starters^r 
with'  120  SOT.  added,  for  two  yrs  old;  entrance  Sgs;  seven 
furlongs  (4  subs.— 131/.  17$.) 

Mr  Somers's  Carlton,  by  Pell  Mell,  7st  21b  E.  Martin  1 
Ld  Bradford's  Sir  Hamo,78t4lb     *   -  -   Wall  2 

Mr  Townley  Piker's  Gfoing  Away,  8st  101b    G.  Barrett  3 
Sir  R.  Jardine's  b.  f.  by  Tynedaie,  out  of 
.  Perfoiimer,  7Rt  2ft    -  -  -   E.  BarreU  4 

2  to  1  agst  Carlton,  9  to  4  agst  Sir  Hamo,  1 1  to  4  agst 
Going  Away,  and  6  to  1  agst  the  Performer  filly.  Won 
by  a  neck,  two  length t  between  the  second  and  third. 


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Fbidat. — The  Bootle  Norsery  Plate  (handicap)  of  lOOgs, 
for  two  jrB  old;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  80  fiov.; 
entmnce  Sg&;  five  furlongs  (101/.  17«.) 
Ld  Cholmondeley'fl  Brigstock,  hy  Skylark,  or  King- 
craft, 88t  9Yb  (car.  Sst  10ft)  •  -    Watts  I 
Mr  W.  Sadler's  Matrimony,  fist  61b         -       Snowden  2 
Mr  W.  1' Anson's  Van  Ayr,  Sst  8lb    -            -  Fagan  3 
Mr  W.  Bungay's  Troilus,  Sst  Sib            -    Brackshaw  4 
Mr  Abington's  Exploit.  98t  2lb         -           A.  White  - 
Mr  W.  M^Anliff^'s  Nu^mie,  Sst  ilb          •         Gallon  - 
Mr  A.  Gaunt's  Apparition,  Sst         -          F.  Barrett  - 
4  to  1  each  agst  Brigstock  and  Matrimony,  9  to  2  agst  Van 
Ayr,  6  to  I  agst  Troilos,  7  to  1  each  agst  Exploit  and 
Apparition,  and  10  to  1  agst  Noemie.    Won  by  a  short 
head»a  length  between  the  second  and  third. — An  objec- 
tion to  tlie  winner,  by  the  rider  of  the  second,  on  the- 
ground  of  boring  and  foul  riding,  was  decided  by  the 
Stewards  to  be  fnvolous,  and  Snowden  was  fined  5  soy. 

The  Walton  Welter  Handicap  of  lOUgs;  the  winner  to  be 
sold  by  auction  for  100  sot.;  entrance  Sgs;  five  furlong» 
(lOU.  17*.) 

Mr  J.  Pickersgiirs  Escamillo,  by  Pero  Gromez, 

3  yrs,  Sst         -  -  -      -   F.  Barrett  I 

Mr  J.  Martin's  Sir  Elidor,  4  yrs,  98t  Stt>.  Bmckshaw  2 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Peevish,  3  yrs,  8sfr  131b  -  A.  White  3 
Mrs  G.  Dawson's  b.  f .  by  Manden,  out  of  Mi^s 

Middlewick,  3  yrs,  Sst  9lb       -  -C.  Bowman  4 

Ld  EUesmere's  Specimen,  4  yrs,  98t  795  -  Griffiths  - 
Mr  G.  Cleveland's  Shy,  3  yrs,  98t  4lb  -  -   Fagan  - 

Mr  T.  Leader's  Mizpah,  5  yrs,  98t  4Q>  -  J.  Woodburu  - 
Mr  Hedworth  Lambton's  Panic,  4  yrs,  Sst  91b  (car. 

SstlOlb)      -  -  -   ■  Watts  - 

Mr  J.  Dawson's  Marsala,  3  yrs,  Sst  7lb     -       Lashmar  - 
Mr  Bleaymire's  Camphene,  3  yrs,  Sst  7lb      -     Connor  - 
Mr  R.  W.  Armstrong's  Sagamore,  3  yrs,  Sst  41b    -Wall  - 
2  to  1  agst  Panic,  9  to  2  agst  Sir  Elidor,  100  to  14  agst 
Peevish,  8  to  1  agst  Mm^la,  10  to  1  agst  Escamillo, 
20  to  I  agst  Shy,  and  . 50  to  1  agst  Specimen.    Won  by 
a  bead;  three  lengths  between  the  second  and  third;: 
Specimen  bolted  at  starting,  and  threw  his  rider. — The 
winner  was  sold  to  the  D.  of  Hamilton  for  300gs. 

The  Great  Lancashire  Handicap  of  400  rot.,  by  subscrip- 
tion of  16gs  each,  12  ft.,  or  4  ft.  if  declared,  with  1352.  8*. 
added;  olc  mile  (33  subs.  19  of  whom  paid  4gs  each — 
3831.  it.) 


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Mr  W.  Gilbert's  The  fihOlur  Ffincev  ibj*  (Albert 

Victor,  5  yra,  78t  -  F.  Bftnetfc  d 

Mr  Abin8:tQB%'KilinbolloB,^by  Th«Dak«<  4  jn, 

78t4Ib         -  -  A>.Wbite  0 

€apt  Macb^'s  Dol^e  of  Riobmoiid^  4  yrs,  Baft  Bib  lAshmav  9f 
Mr Towolcy-Piirker's  HiiniiB«oiu4yny7st4ih  J.Woodboni'  4^ 
Ld  Cadof^ik*8  Mate,  6  yrs,  79t9tbOcar.  7st  10S») 
Mr  Mackenzie's  PriiiceLWimaiB,44yr8^79t  99)^  Wall 
1 1  to  4<iigat  SaUor  Prine6>4  to  1  agat  >DalBe  of  RibhiMod, 
9to  S  each  ag8tM«te  and  Haiiinic»D,(StA  V  flBstiKimftHiiii^ 
toD,  aad  6  to  1  agst  Prinp^  WiUiam;   Adea4  beat»  ibi|d 
beaten  five  leo^tb&'n-XbeetalMa  were  diyided. 

The  Sefton  Nursery  Staltcs  (hatidicap)  of  220  sot.  by  «nb- 
ecription  of  l^gs  each,  S  ft.  with  ?<0i.'  Is,  added,  for  two  yrs 
old,^  five  furlongs  (22  subs.— 220/.) 

Mr  Leigh's  Exning,  by  Mask,  9st  -  -      Watts  1 

Mr  C.  J.  Blake's  U)nservator,  6st  8Tb  '  -  Kelly  2 

14  DiirtMkm'e  Serenata,  est  lOlH     -  -  Rickabr  >  3 


Mr  OsmeDtl's  Pedestrfaniy  6st  2%'  (ean^^st  Mb)'      Well  4- 

Col  Forester's  Darins,  e^t  lllb  (car.  6st  I3lb)  F.  Barrett  * 

Mr  R.  Vyner's  Qafteai  J6ikf»ia.'68ti  0tl>.  *W.  Glo? e«  - 

Mr  Hedwotth  :Lambtoii's  Altiora,  6st  6%  • .  T.  Lo4t#9  - 
Mr  H.  Heatibodte's  Stiver  Greet,  68tr  90)' (oeir^ 

ftst  utb)      .  .  -  Bobonsdiv  ^ 

Even  on  Pedestrian,  4  td  l  agfst  Seren^ta^iS'to  t<ag8t'£xifiirgi/ 
to  to  1  agst  Altiora,  HM)  to  a^fsl  BBri^Sf  Atid'SO  ta  I 
eadiaest  Conservator^  6iH<erK>wty  wt&'^^Mm  'itmmt^ 
Won  by  a  bead,  two*  lengtlw  %etiMeB  tlie<aeooild'lLll4 
third,  a  good  fourth. 

The  Duchy  CJnp  of  200.8Ov.  by  subscriptioa  of  Ij^iem^, 
S.ft.  if  declared  by.  October  SOtb,  <witii.  76^  29.-  «dded,  f^T' 
three  yrs  old  and  upwards  (  the  eeoond  reoeivfd  25  aoT.c^ 
of  the  race:  a.inilftand.«<half,  iiu.mb%j  U  Qlwhom.  paiddgi^ 
each— 175;.) 

Mr  J.  Lowther's  Kmg  Moomonth,     King,  ^nd, 

3yr8,'98tdlb  ...  1 

LdCawdorrs  The  Generals  a  m'^4lb.  -  Wall  2 

Mr  Townley- Parker Pirate  ii  Pe«zaiicer3^% 

8st  4m .  *  -  •  White  S 

Even  on  Kins;  Monmonth,  2.  to  I  affjtr  The  Genera),  apd 
4  to  I  agft  Pirate  of  Penmce^  Won  by  a  short  heid,, 
foar  lepgths  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  other  racet  at  this  meeting  were  nnder  the  Oriad'« 
National  Hnnt  Holes -^^^  Steeple  Chase  Yolnme. 


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ALEXANDRA  PARK  Autitmn  MEBTmo. 

[at  WOOP  'QBEEN.l 

Fridat,  November  the  13th.— The.  Flyiug  Welter  Plate 
(handicap)  of  lOOgs;  entrance  Sgs;  fiv^  fdrlonga  (lulZ.  17#.) 
Mr  T.  y.  Morgan's  Ocmia«.Uy  P^Oleg^o*' 

3  jr8,  9Bt  3lb  .  -  -  -  A.  Nightiqgall  1 
Gol.  Byrne's  Catalina,  3- jm,-  9et  3|b  •  G.  fiarretl  8 
Mr  E.  C.  Starhoy's.Modiste,.^  yn^  d«t  -  A.  GUlea  3 
Mr  H.  Heasinan's  Libation,  6  yrs,  lOst  71b  -  WeWon  - 
Mr  Moir'0  Beanregard^tfi£:qdK  lOst  6QSi  -  C.  Loates  * 
Mr  C.  Hibhert's  PrinoetB  yictoria^  3  yrs^-S^t  -  Jeaaop  * 
Mr  Gerw^B  Jonea'a  EconomiAt^  3.yi;9(  Sait  Tft  Tnmliason  - 

100  to30  agMt  Catalina*. 4  .to  1  eack  ag8t  Economist  and 
Odille,  5  to  1  aggt  MocUate>  i.QO  to.  15  ag^  . Princess  Vic- 
toria, and  1 0  to  1  each  agst  the  others.  Won  by  a  length, 
a  length  and  a  half  between  the  aecond  and  third. 

The  Stro«d>  OrecfD  Flivfeeiof  lOOga;:  the  winner  to*  be  soldi 
by  aoction  for  100  Bov.,  if  ibr'SOisor.'  allowed  entrance 
Sg8 ;  five  furlongs  ( 101  /.  1 
Mr  F.  Robinson's  Gapitolina,  by  V^^BtmiHster,' 

4  yrs,  98t  (601)  -  •  -  Barrett  I 
Mr  W.  Barton's  Cumberland,  aged,-98t  C5o;.>  C.  Wood  2 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  b:  h.  by  JMeftinj  ont  of  ^^oebradlK,. 

5  yrs,  98t  3!b  (dOl.)  -  -  C.  Loatee  3 
Mr  T.  Green's  Ramsbnryv  aifed, '9st< Sib  (502.)-  Weldon  - 
Mr  C.  Lane's  Duc4iMng,  4  yrs,  est  I4b  f  502.)  W.  Salter  - 
Mr  Abington's  Tibioon^  6  yrs.  M  89).C&0<.>  Waipwright  - 
Sir  S.  Lockhart's  SihersticlcAy rs,[9ist. {501,)  A.NightAngaU  - 
Mr  R  Stewart's  ikfttlwivAoimr^  t  yr«i  79t  8lb 

(60Z.)  ....  TomlisaoB  - 
6  to  2  agst  .Oambexlaiidj  iStto  1  eaoh«g«ti^AcUing  and  ther 
QoebxadA*  horse,  7  to.l  ^eaeb.  ag«t  C^toUna  and  Heathei^ 
flow«r,  aad  8  to  .1  each'  agst  ^Kamsbiiiy,  Tibicen,  and 
Silverstiok* .  W^n  by  tbree-qnfMlbw  of  a.lengtfai,  a  head 
b^»reen  ihe  second  and  third.— The  winner  waa^^Id  to 
Mr  W.-Barton  lor  , 

The  Totteridge  Nnrsery  Handicap  of  200  sof.  for  two  jrs 
old;  entrance  5ga for  starters;  five  fnrlongs  (194/.  15^.} 

Mr  W.  Bnrton's  Belgrade,  by  WecJnck,  3st  71l>  C.  Wood  1 

Col.  Byrne*s  St  Botolph,  78t  ISlb  -            •   G.  BwreU  2 

Mr  G.  Cleveland's  Sarasate,.7st  5lb     -            -Luke  3 

Capt.  A.  de  Vera  Smith's  Albanian,  8st  3lh   -  C.  Loates  - 

Mr  E.  Martin.'s  Catastrophe,  78t  13tb  B  Martin,  jun.  - 
Mr  J.  Nighti^gall's  Co-heiress,  78t  4lb  (car. 

78t6lb).            -            -            -        Rawlinson  - 


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3  to  1  agst  Albanian,  100  to  30  agst  Belgrade,  4  to  1  ag&t 
Co- heiress,  9  to  2  agtt  St  Botolph,  5  to  1  agst  Saiaaate, 
and  6  to  1  agst  Catastrophe.    Won  by  half  a  length,  a 
head  between  the  second  and  third. 
The  Stewards'  Welter  Plate  of  lOOgs^  entrance  3gs;  one 

mile  (lOlZ.  17».) 

Mr  B.  Sherrard's  Malvern,  by  Mancaster,  3  yrs, 

9Bt  4lb      .  -  .  -      C.  Wood  1 

Mr  J.  Corlett's  Fairlight,  2  yrs,  Tat  4lb  -  E.  Martin  2 
Mr  F.  Yate's  br.  m.  by  £tbns,  oat  of  Candia,  6  yrs, 

98t  71b-  ....    Luke  3 

Ct»l.  O.  Willans's  Strategus,  3  yrs,  98t  7lb  G.  Barrett  4 
Mr  J.  G.  Mosentbal's  Blncher,  3  yrs,  9st  Sib  -  A.  Giles  5 

5  to  4  agst  Malvern,  100  to  30  agst  Strategns,  4  to  1  agst 
Fairlight,  and  100  to  15  each  agst  the  others.  Won  by 
a  length  and  a  half,  a  bad  third. 

The  Racing  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  two  yrs  old;  colts,  8  1 12lb, 
fillies  and  geldings,  8st  9%;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction 
for  50  SOT.;  entrance  3g8;  five  fnrlongs  (1012. 17«.) 
Mr  Trulock-Hankin's  b.  c.  Kismet,  by  Kisber-  C.  Wood  1 
Capt.  A.  de  Vere  Smith's  b.  c.  Vestment  -  G.  Barrett  2 
Mr  R.  Stewart's  ch.  f.  Auburn  •  A.  Nightingall  3 
Mr  J.  NichoUs's  b.  f.  by  Master  Kildare,  out  of  Miro- 

bolante        ....       Evans  4 
11  to  10  agst  Vestment,  7  to  4  agst  Kismet,  9  to  2  agflt 
Auburn,  and  10  to  1  agst  the  Mirobolante  filly.  Won 
by  three  lengths,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and 
third.  r-The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  Hillier  for  70gs. 

The  Corinthian  Welter  Handicap  of  lOOgs;  winners  extra; 
entrance  3gs;  one  mile  (1017. 17«.) 
Mr  W.  Gregory's  Chicard,  by  Reverberation, 

5  yrs,  lost  12m  -  -       A.  Kigbtingall  I 

Mr  U.  Macksey's  Victorine,  4  yrs,  98t  81b  -  C.  Wuud  2 
Mr  G.  Cleveland's  Exquisite,  3  yrs,  9st  G.  Barrett  3 

Mr  W.  G.  Stevens's  Lady  John,  6  yrs,  lOst  C.  Loates  - 
Mr  C.  Hibbert'S  Shrivenham,  3  yrs,  9fit  10%  (incl. 

7lb  extra)       -  -  -  -   Jessop  - 

Mr  Fi.  C.  Starkey's  Modiste,  5  yrs,  9et  715  -  A.  Giles  - 
Mr  P.  Bary's  Pangboume,  3  yrs,  98t  lib      Chestermaa  - 

9  to  4  agst  Victorine,  3  to  I  agst  Chicard,  9  to  2  agst  Lady 
John,  8  to  1  agst  Shrivenham,  and  10  to  1  agst  Ex- 
quisite. Won  by  two  lengths,  four  lengths  between  the 
second  and  third. 

Saturday. — The  Alexandra  Handicap  of  200  sov.;  win- 
ners extra;  entrance  5gs  for  starters;  five  fnrlongs  (19  4/.  15«.) 
Mr  H.  Macksey's  Subduer,  by  Lord  Lyon,  aged, 

Sstlltb  -  -  -         G.  Barrett  I 


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Mr  J.  Daah wood's  Eve,  5  yrs,  7st  8lB  -  RawliDSon  2 

Mr  W.  Barton's  White  Kan,  3  yrs,  Sst  2B>  (incl. 

71b extra)  ....  C.Wood  a 
Mr  T.  V.  Morgan's  Odille,  3  jn,  78t  Ism  (incl. 

lOlb  extra)  -  -  .  .  Jesaop 

Mr  H.  Heasman's  Parsley,  3  yrs,  Tst  1  lib  Barrett  - 

Col.  0.  WillaDs's  Sarprise,  3  yrs,  Tst  6m  -  A.  White  - 
Mr  R.  Craig's  Engadine,  3  yrs,  78t  6ib  -  E.  Martin  - 
Col.  Byrue*s  Catalina,  3  yrs,  7st  Stb  -  Bromfield  - 

5  to  2  agst  Sabdaer,  3  to  1  agst  Parsley,  100  to  30  agst 
White  Nan,  100  to  12  agst  Ere,  10  to  I  each  agst  En- 
gadine and  Odille,  and  100  to  7  each  agst  Sarpriae  and 
Catalina.  Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  a  head  between 
the  second  and  third. 

The  Javenile  Selling  Handicap  of  lOOgs  for  two  yrs  old; 
the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  50  boy.;  entrance  Sgs; 
fire  furlongs  (lOW.  17#.) 
Mr  G.  Cleveland's  Sarasate,  by  Pagantni, 

Sst  8lb      -  -  -  .    G.  Barrett  1 

Mr  W.  M.  Redfem's  Gaylad,  Tst  lllb-  -  -  Wall  2 

Mr  Best's  Merrythought,  Sst  Sib  •  -A.  White  & 

Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  Reservation,  Sst  4fb  C.  Wood  - 

Mr  J.  Mumford's  Pas^dng  Shower,  Sst  2lb  -  C.  Loate*  - 
Mr  J.  A.  Wilson's  Cope,  Sst-  -  Rawlinsoh  - 

Mr  B.  Hillier's  Kismet,  Sst        -  -    F.  Barrett  - 

Major  Stapvlton's  SUfford,  7st  121b   -  -  Uickaby  - 

Mr  Wells's  Gaudy,  7st  1 1  lb        -  -         Booty  - 

Iid  Cardross's  Lonely  Home,  7Bt  9lb    -  E.  Martin  > 

Mr  F.  Pineo's  Tit  bit,  7st  91b       -  G.  Woodbum  - 

Mr  S.  Savage's  Firle,  7st  41b  -         Bromfield  - 

Mr  J.  Nicholls's  h.  f.  by  Master  Kildare,  out  of 

Miiobolante,  7st  4tb      •  -  Luke  - 

5  to  2  agst  Gay  lad,  9  to  2  each  agst  Sarasate  and  Kismet,. 
10  to  1  agst  Reservation,  100  to  S  each  agnt  Stafford^ 
Lonely  Home,  and  Merrythought,  and  100  to  7  agst 
Cope.  Won  by  two  lengths,  a  head  between  the  second 
and  third. — The  winner  was  bought  in  for  170g8. 

The  Great  Northern  Handicap  of  lOOgs;  winners  extra; 
entrance  Sga;  one  mile  and  a  furlong  (lOU.  ITs.) 
Mr  H.  Heasman's  Corinia,  by  Alt^  Victor, 

4  yrs,  Sst  lib      -  -  -        F.  Barrett  t 

Mr  A.  Tates'a  Flexible,  4  yrs,  78t  3lb  -   A.  White  2 

Mr  F.  Tate's  br.  m.  by  Et^us,  oat  of  Candia,  5  yrs, 

6st  12lb  (car.  7st  lib)  -  -  -        Luke  3 

Mr  H.  Macksey's  Gaiety,  5  yrs,  9st  3lb  (incl.  7lb 

extra)        •  -  -  -    C.  Wood  - 


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5£2  BAOIKG  OALE^JOA*, 


Mr  W.  Gregory's  Cbicard,  6  yiB,-  9st  tWt  (iucl. 

lOtt  extra)  -  -  -  -  Q:  Bfetrett  - 

Mt  S.  Savage's  Adanapaaf.  5  yrg,  Sat  I2lb  Trfdde  - 

Mr  G.  Ardeii's  Amalli,  €  yre,  Sat  l-ffi  -   C.  Loatetf  - 

Mr  O.  Cleveland*8  Exqaistte,  3  yrs,  68t8D5  G.Wo^dburn  - 
7  to  4  agst  Chicard,  7  to  2  agst  Gaiety,  6  to  1  aestOormia, 
7  to  1  agst  Flexible,  lOO  to  12  agst  Exquisite,  iOt©  I 
agst  Ad^napaar,  and  100  to  8  agst  the  Caa<Ha  mare. 
Won  by  two  lengths,  a  bad  third. 

The  SelU&g  •WeteevHandicaf)  lOOgfli;  tha  winder  tO  be 
-sold  by  aactioa  for  60  Bov.)  entvasc^  'aga;  'fi.-?8'  fwriongs 
(mi,  17  s) 

Mr  E.  R.  Smith's  Lord  Byron,  by  Hi|fbrhbrti» 

4yr8,  Sstlllb        -  -  A.  Nigh  tin  gall  1 

Mr  A.  HeDderson's  Yardley,  3  yr?,  J»sti!W  G.  Barfett  '2 
Mr  P.  KenfreVs  Little  Witch.  4  yis,  «st  13ttf  C.  Wood  S 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  b.  h.  by  Distin,  out  6f  Qu^brada, 

5  jrs,  9st  4lb         -  -  -       C.  L'oateA  - 

Mr  T.  GreenVRamsbury^agod,  9st  41b  -  Weildon  - 

Mr  W:  Burton's  Scotch  'Pfearl,  5  yr«<,  8st  Idlb'  GoodxJhiid  - 
Mr  W.  S.  Martin's  Nigbtipgale,  3  yrs,  8st  7 ft  'E  Martin  - 
Mr  Hoser's  Trill,  3  yrs,  Ssf  7lb  -  -      Rawllnwm  - 

Mr  P.  Bury's  Improvement,  3  yrs,  8st  21b  "  -  RiCfcaby  - 
Mr  P.  Price's  King  of  Bohemia,  3  yrs,  Sst  Jessop  - 

2  to  1  ags;t  LittFe  Witch..  5  to  1  agst  Lord  Byron,  6  to  1 
agst  the  Quebrada"horse;  7  to  1  agst.YardTey,  loa  to  12 
agst  Nightingale,  and  10  to  l  each  ag^t  TVilV  and  ScotcSi 
Pearl.  Won  by  three  lengfh^,  the  same  between  tha 
second  and  third. — The  winner  WdiS  bought,  iti  for  1  SOgs: 

The  Foptis  Gi^n.  Plfite'ol  WOp^i  Jti^e  wimn  to  .be  sold  ^J' 
«nctk>A  for  100  sov.,  if  for  50  sov.  allbwffi  T^D^;  Qi^traiwiadgs; 
•oiMmilffdO'U. rl7A.)  ' 

Mr  J.  DfHifoo's  .DoqaW^  l^y^Atlber^  Victdtrr^d^^P^  - 

(50^0  -  -  .  -  -  Watts  1 

Mr  W.  BurtoD'a  CQinl)0i^1a«d,  aged».9s^ 7,115^  iiSQl.f  'C.Woo4  8 
MrG.  Fii»lay?s  I>eepdftie,  4,yrp^9*<i,  4Qt]^(.5qi.)  Weldo^j  3 
Mr  J.  Blake's  Frontier,  aged,  9st  lOft  (5(>Z.)  -  Cope  - 
Sit  s.  LocfchArt's  SilVtersriek,  4  yrs,'  9st'7ft* 

(60/.)         -  •  -         A.  NigKtingal^  - 

Mr  Dougall'fl  W%Adniair;'3^yt«,  9tt^»  (bOt.J  G.  Blirrett  - 
Mr  Brydges  Willyanis's  Merry  Note,  2  jrs,  Tst*  ' 

(50?.)  -  -  -  -         E.-  Maftii' 

5  to  4  agst'Oonftldj-'ia  td  8'iig!ifr'<!)hnibei%nd.  7  to  1  agsfr- 
Merry  Note;  and  10  to  1  each  agst  Deepdale  and-  Silver- 
stick.  Won  by /a  tieck;  a  bad^'  thM.*^The  winner  'Wa»- 
bought  in  for  170g8.  • 


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Thh  Sbdirhgate  Narseiy  Haddichp.  of''100gd/ for  trMro  yni- 
old ;  entrance-  3gs ;  nearly  six  'f  ttrloo ^fS'  ( 1 0'>/.'  1 ) 
Mr  W.  R.  Marshall's  Niagara:,  hy  Is  Destriepr, 

88t4nj        -  -  -  -    C.'Wood  I 

Mr  J.  Corlett's  Bird  of  E^e,  Tst  4Xb     -  Ritkaby  2 

Mr  G.  Cleveland's  Sarasate,  7st  8fS  -  -  F.  Barrett  S 

Mr  K  Martin's  Mountain  Belle,  3st  lOlb.  J!:  Mai4;id,  jna.  4 
6  to  4  a^t  Niagara,  7.  toi4.Agst  Sarasate,  .  4  to  1  agst  Bird 
of  Eve,  and  iO  to  1  agst  MoUnUun .  lielle.    Won  bj  a 
length  AuA  a{half,.thre«<squa(tejw  of  aJiength  between  tbd . 
second  and  third. 

DERBY  AtJTOMN  MEMHTtSfc 

Monday,  NoTember  the  .I6th^,— ITie  Beandescrt  Selling 
Plat^i  of  150  sov.,  by  snbscriptior  of  5gs  each,  with  l"39f.  10*. 
julded;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  a  action  for  100  sov.,  if  for 
5Q  80V.  allowed.  71b;  the  straight  mile  (3  f^nbs. — 150/.) 
14  Hartington's  Tbadd^as,  by  .Balfe,  2  yi:s,,.6st  13]b 

C50/.)      ....  Wall  1 

Mr  W.  FAnson'a  Prince  Radolph, 4  yr8,.l0st (60/.)  Fagan  3 
Mr  T.  Wadlow'a.  Tomboy,  4  yrs,  lOst  (50/:)        Archer  3 

11  to  8  agst  Erince  Bndolph,  2  to  1  ag8t.  Tomboy,  and  5 to. 
2  ag8t  ThaddenA.  Won.  by  two  lei|gth8>  a.  bad  thirds, — 
The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  J.  Hope  for  135ga,, 

A  Maiden  Plate  of  lOOgS;'  two  yrs  old,  8st  7ftf,  ihtet, 
9st  1.1  lb,  four  and  upwards;  lOst;  m.  and  g.  allowed- 88}; 
entrance  3g8;  five  furlongs,  straight  (101/.  17s.) 
Lid  Zetland's  b.  c.  by  Beauclerc,  dam  by  Thunderer, 

out  of  Jezabel,  2  yrs  (car.  Sst  91b)       -  Watts  1 

Mr  T.  Toynbee's  b.  c.  Retaliation,  4  yrs  -  Webb  2 
Mr  Leigh's  b*  or  br.  c.  Slyboots^  2  yrs    -  Barrett.  3 

M  Durham's  b.  o.  St  Priest,  2  yrs  -  -   Rickaby  - 

Mr  J.  Houghtoiv'sf-.  Hyaciuith,  2  yrs      •  Booty  - 

ltd  Howe's  b.  g.  Langar,  3  yrs-       -  -     Archer.  - 

Mrs  K.  Hunter's  ch.  f.  JJaohess  of  Edinbui^h^ 

2  yrs  -  -  -         J.  Woodbum.  - 

Mr  J.  W.  Lee's  b.  c.  Osborne,  2  yrs  .  -  Snowdea  - 
Mr  W.  AmulUs  h.  g.  Archibald,  2  yrs  G.  Barrett  - 

100  to  30  agst  the  <Beapcler«  colt,  4  to  1  each  agst  Sly* 
boots  and  .Ketaliatipn».  ajad,  6to,l  ag^tXaogar.  Won 
by  half  a  lengthy  thr«e  l^n^^tba  between  the  second. and 
third. 

Tbe  Markeston  Weket  Piatei'(biindioKpi)  of  400  son  by 
svtoscription  of  liOgs  eaot^)  5  ft.  if  ^lealand^  with:  \%4L  15#. 
a^dedt  a  mile  and  a:iialf^(8^8abs^i  17 'dfuBhoaa  (paid 5g9 each 
-T-400^.) 

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524  BACING  CALENDAR, 


Mr  H.  Hall's  Pale&ice,  hj  Idas,  age<1,  78t  Chaodley  1 
Mr  A.  Benholm's  PerdiU  II,  4  yrs,  9ttt  -  G.  Barrett  3 
Mr  S.  H.  Ashton's  Master  Sam,  3  yrs,  Ost  8lb  •  Watts  3 
Chey.  Gioistrelli's  Baffaello,  4  yrs,  lost  6Ib  -  Archer  - 
Mr  J.  Hope's  Lady  Adelaide.  5  yra,  98t  3tb  Snowden  - 
Mr  J.  Pickersgill's  ch.  g.  by  Salvator,  out  of 

Peffar,  5  yrs,  9st  -  -         Brncki^haw  - 

Mr  W.  Steveuson's  Vellum,  4  yrs,  Sst  ISlh  Piatt  - 

Sir  F.  Johnstone's  ch.  c.  by  Specolam,  oat  of 

Produce,  4  yrs,  8st  8lb  -  -    P.  Barrett  - 

Mr  T.  Chaloner's  Jacob,  8  yrs,  Sst  7lb  -  J.  Woodbum  - 
Mr  C.  Morgan's  Old  Gold,  6  yrs,  8at  5lb  (car. 

88t  61b)  -  -  -  Weldon  - 

2  to  I  a^t  Raffaello,  100  to  15  each  agst  Lady  Adelaide,  the 
Peffar  gelding,  and  Old  Gold,  luo  to  12  agst  Master 
Sam,  10  to  I  agst  Perdlta  II,  and  100  to  8  each  agst 
Paleface,  the  Produce  colt.  Vellum,  and  Jacob.  Won  by 
a  neck,  the  third  beaten  three-quarters  of  a  -length. — An 
objection  to  the  winner,  on  the  ground  that  he  was  the 
part  property  of  a  person  in  the  Forfeit  List,  was  not 
decided  at  the  time  of  going  to  pres.«. 
The  Chesterfield  Nursery  Handicap  of  1000  sot.  by  sub- 
scription of  25  S07.  each,  15  ft.  or  5g9  if  declared,  with 
295  sov.  added,  for  two  yrs  old;  winners  extra;  the  second 
receired  50  sov.  out  of  the  stakes;  five  furlongs  (64  sabs.  40 
of  whom  paid  6gf  each— 950/.) 

Mr  J.  Lowther's  Yule  Tide,  by  Trappist,  68t  8lb  Tomlisson  1 
Baron  de  Rothschild's  Prudence,  9st  •  P.  Barrett  2 
Ld  Cadogan's  Kaunitz,  8bt         -  -    C.  Wood  3 

Mr  T.  Jennings's  Exmoor,  Tst  6lb      •  -  Booly  4 

Ld  Bradford's  Martinet,  7st  8tb  (car.  76t  9!b)  G.  Barrett  - 
Ld  Hartington's  Morella,  7st  8lb  -  -     La^hmar  - 

Mr  A.  Benholm's  Esher,  78t  6lb  -  -   Luke  - 

Mr  R.  Crest's  Craig  North,  Tst  4lb  -   A.  White  - 

Ld  Calthorpe's  Scherzo,  "st  31b  -      J.  Woodbum  - 

Mr  C.  Austin's  Protectionist,  Tst  (car.  7st  lib)  Rawlinson  - 
Mr  F.  Morton's  Witty  Prince,  Tst      -  E.  Martin  - 

Prince  Soltjkoff^s  Wise  Child,  fist  12lb  -  H.  Arnull  - 
Ld  Howe's  Orange  Blossom.  68t  I2lb  (incl.  I2lb  ex.)  Wall  ' 
Mr  J.  Cannon's  Brilliant,  6st  1 0!b  -  -    Rickaby  - 

D.  of  Portland's  Hattlewings,  6st  8lb  G.  Wood  burn  - 
Mr  Manton's  Stourfield,  5stdlb  (car.  5st  lltb)  Robinson  - 
5  to  2  agst  Stonrfteld.  7  to  2  agst  Scherzo,  10  to  I  agi>t 
Wise  Child,  100  to  8  agst  Prudence,  lUO  to  7  each  agst 
Rattle  wings  and  Tule  Tide,  100  to  6  each  agst  Orange 
Blossom,  Brilliant,  Kannitz,  Martinet,  and  Exmoor, 
80  to  1  each  agst  Protectionist,  MoreUa,  Esher,  and 
Witty  Prince,  and  25  to  1  ai^t  Craig  North.  Won  by  a 
short  neck,  a  head  each  between  second,  third,  and  foocth. 

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The  Uoverid^  Selling  Plate  of  200  sot.  hj  sobscription 
of  5g8  each,  with  1522.  \6s.  added,  for  all  ages;  the  winuer  to 
be  sold  by  anctioD  for  lOO  sov.  if  entered  for  50  sot.  allowed 
7lbt  five  furlongs  (10  8nb8.~200Z.) 
Mr  H.  Hnngerford's  Rosy  Mom,  by  Rosicmcian, 

3  yrs,  9Bt  (60Z.)         -  -  -   C.  Wood  1 

Ld  Cadogan's  Beatrice,  6  yrs,  9at  7tb  (1002.)  Webb  2 
M r  Abiogton's  Fantail,  4yrs,  98t— car.  9st  1  lb  (502.)  Archer  3 
Mr  Jos.  Davis's  Knight  of  Bnrghley,  aged,  9st 

(602.)   -  G.Barrett  - 

Ld  Cardroes's  Dickens,  5  yrs,  9st  3%  (502.)    -      Watts  - 
Mr  Ten  Broeck's  Fleta,  4  yrs,  98t  (602.)  -       F.  Barrett  - 
Capt.  Maadslay's  Breakfast,  3  yrs,  8st  lllb  (602.)  Weldon  - 
Mr  T.  Green's  Loch  Leven,  3  yrs,  8st  1  lib  (602.)  Snowden  * 
5  to  4  agst  Fantail,  9  to  2  agst  Rosy  Mom,  8  to  1  asst  Loch 
Leven,  100  to  12  agst  l3ickens,  10  to  1  agst  Beatrice, 
100  to  8  agst  Knight  of  Bnrghley,  and  20  to  1  agst 
Fleta.   Won  by  two  lengths,  half  a  length  between  the 
second  and  third. — The  winner  was  boaght  in  for  390g8. 

Tuesday. — The  Allestree  Plate  (handicap)  of  200  sot.  by 
subscription  of  5gs  each,  3  ft,  with  762.  1#.  added;  the  straight 
mile  (34  subs. — 2002.) 

Mr  A.  C.  Watson's  Cirrus,  by  Coeruldns,  6  yrs, 

8st  5lb      -  -  -  -   G.  Barrett  1 

Mr  J.  Martin's  Prince  Henry,  4  yrs,  8st  121b  Snowdon  2 
Ld  Zetland's  Dalesman,  4  yrs,  9st  8%   -  -  Watts  3 

Gen.  Owen  Williams's  Nautilus,  6  yrs,  lOst  5lb  Archer  - 
Chev.  Ginifltrelli's  Raffaello,  4  yrs,  lOst  -Wainwright  - 
Mr  J.  Pickersgili's  ch.  g.  by  Salvator,  oat  of 

Peffar,  6  jrrs,  9st  9lb      -  -  Bruckshaw  - 

Mr  H.  Hall's  Tita,  aged,  98t  4lb-  -       C.  Wood  - 

Mr  A.  Gaont's  Prince  Rupert,  3  yrs,  9st  2lb  Weldon  - 
Sir  R.  Jardine's  Bonnie  Charlie,  4  yrs,  Sst  5lb  C.  Bowman  - 
Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Chaucer,  4  yrs,  Sst  3lb  -  Piatt  - 
Mr  R.  Craig's  Pun.  3  yrs,  78t  7ft  -      F.Barrett  - 

5  to  1  agst  Nautilus,  6  to  1  each  agst  Prince  Rupert  and 
Cirras,  7  to  1  agst  Dalesman,  100  to  12  agst  Chancer, 
9  to  1  agst  Raffaello,  10  to  1  agst  Prince  Henry,  100  to  8 
each  agst  Pun  and  the  Peffar  gelding,  100  to  6  agst 
Tita,  and  20  to  1  agst  Bonnie  (Charlie.  Won  by  a  head, 
a  bad  third. 

The  Friary  Nursery  Handicap  Plate  of  200  sov.  by  sub- 
scription of  5gs  each,  3  ft.  with  702.  17«.  added,  for  two  yrs 
old;  those  claimed  by  eight  o'clock  od  November  16th  to  be 
sold  by  auction  for  50  sov.  allowed  61b;  five  furlongs  (36 
subs.— 2002.) 


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5^6  HACINO  CA^iBNlMft, 

Mr  Leigh'*  Rlyboota.  by  SkyTark,  -^et  lib  (5d?.)  RoWnson  1 
Ld  Bradfofd*B  Sir  Hamo,  78t      -  -  W*ll  '2 

Mr  J.  Hanbnry*B  Drjfly,  Tst  lib  (5W.)  -  F.  Barrett  3 

Mr  T.  JenoiDgs's  Exmoor,  8st  I2lb  -    J.  Qottter  - 

Mr  B.  Weever'8  Bay  a  Broom,  6st  121b  -  OarWer  - 
GeD.  Owbn  Williams's  Flitaway,  6st  8lb  (50f.)  Rickaby  •> 
Mrs  E.  Himter*8  Dttchess  of  Sdinbof^^h;  6^  4ft 

(car.  Gst  6lb)  -  -  -    Cband]ey  - 

MrH.  Heathcote's  ^Irerr  Crest,  est 4i!b  ' (tear. 

6st6lb)  ....  Tomlinon  - 
Mr  W.  Amnll's  Strathby,  m  3W  (507.)  T.  r^tes  - 

Mr  W.  Satiderson's  Frailty,  ftst  iSm  (50«.)  -  MoHcns  - 
9  to  2  ai^t  Slybootis,  6  to  1  agst  Exmoor,  ll  :to  >2  agst  Diy- 
0y,  6  to  1  agst  Sir  Hamo,  100  to  14  agst  FMtaway,  8to 
.  SLfft  Bay  a  Broom,  atid  tOO  to  8  agst  any  otber.  Won 
by  a  length,  a  head  between  the  secOhd  and  third.— The 
winner  was  bought  in  for  1  TQgs.^Ribkaby  and  Robinson 
were  reported  for  disobedience  at  the  jposf,  and  sus- 
pended from  lading  on  th^  fbllowiug  day.  The  case  was 
alwrrcDJortod  taiba  Rewards  of'  ihe  'Jockey  Clab/^ho 
•  suspended  <  them  forthe  r;eiaainde£  of  4ha  seaaan. 

The  Sudbury  Feather  Plate  of  150  «0y.;  the  wianer^  be 
,  sold  by  Auction  for  100  sov.  if-  for^gOO'  aov.  t»  tsarry  n)lb,'i£ 
for  500  sov.  I8tb  extra;  entrance  3gs ; .  a  mile  and  «  'half 
(146^.  179.) 

Mr  T.  L.Umber*8  Aytesford,  by  TflUfleWKsiatcn, 

Syrs,  88t  .l!b  -  -  .  O.' Barrett  1 

Mr  Duncati's  Donald,  agerd»  8firt7ft  (cah'8a; «!b)  Wartts  S 
Mr  W.  I'Ansoii*a'Stoiie-deaf,*2^yrB?  Il'»  W.'Oloter  3 
Mir  Best's  Edward.  6  yrs,  8st  7ib  -  '  Q?;  Batrett  - 
Mr  W.  Bdrton VCumberlaiid,  aged^'SW  ftb  -  C  WtJod  - 
Mr  J.  Dover's  b.  c  by'Wifidom.'out  of  Bteirta, 

3  yw,  8st  IM5  -  -  J/WVibdlmra  - 

MrT.  YaLentine'B  Dingle,  2'yn,  5«t'lllb  T.  Loictes  - 
Mr  J.  CrAijf'sThaddeu8,.2yi^,  Sbtrtlb  (car.'6fefe«tb)  Wall  - 

$  to  1  ag^t  Doi^dd,  100  to'  dp  a^t-Stone.de^,'6  to  r  agst 
Cumberland,. lOO  td  1^  a^t  Aylesforti;  T  to  Tsgst^Thad- 

.  dens*  and  8  tb  1  a^t '  Ed^^'ard,  "Won  three^uarters 
of  a  length,  a. length  bet «f3een"the"secoAd' arid'  tnird. — 
'The  winner  was  sold-tb' Mr  AWngtmi  fof  "t^tpgs. 

The  Chatsworth  Plate  (handicap^  of  500  so7.  by  subscrip- 
tion of  lOgs  each,  aft.  if  declared;.  Vith  iUfZ.  59. 'added; 
winners  extfaj  five  ftirlongis  (4'5  Btobs.-I?  tf  irhom  piAl  9g9 
^ch— 500^.) 

Mr  J.  0'NteillVMaltew,TiyTt>rk','Syrtr, TMrl  IW  "F.  BAfrttt  1 
Ld  Hastings's  Pearl  Diver,  3  yrs,  9st  3!b      -     AfCher  '  2 


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Ld  Elle8mere*8  Zagazig,  13  yfs;  Tst  Sll>  -  TomUfison  .  a 
lA  Bradford's  Whitelock».4  yrs,  7st  TSfft  -  G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  C.  Aroher's  Broxboacne,  3  yrt,  7st  J)8fl5  J,  Woodbftm  - 
Sir  G.  Choti^ynd's  Kii>g.wood,  3  yr8,"7st '901  (car. 

78tUlb)  -  -  -  CWood  - 

Sir  G.,Chetwyna*8  Gbldfield;  6  yf8,  TSt  Itb  -  A.  White  - 
Mr  W.  J.  Legh'a  Coraafille,  4  yr8,.7Bt  rm-  -  Wall  - 

Mr  J.  Hammond'^  Insignia;  3  ycStJst^tb  -  Lake  - 
Mr  R.  A.  Oswald's  Catopanile,  4  yrs,  78t  31b  H.  AriluU  - 
Mr  MaDton*8;Stourwick,  3  yrs,  78t  21b  .  RaWlitidOQ  - 
8ir  R.  Jardiiie*8  Linda,  4  yrs,  7%t  !2ft  (ipcl.  .6lb 

extra)         -  -  -  ^  W.  Glorer  - 

Ld  Falmouth's  GJapiour,  3  yrs,  78t  Itb*  (car. 

78t>2lb)       -  -  •  -  Laahmar  - 

Mr  R.  S.  Cromptop'a  Over  .the  .border,  3  yrs, 

est  1  Sib       -  -  -  .  Chandley  - 

Mr  A»,BeDholin'8  Meams,  3  yrs,.  6^  13lb-  E.  Martin  • 
D.  of  Beanlort's  "Maria  Reoata,  3  yrs,  6st  IBIb  Robingon  -> 
Mr  H.  Chaplin's  Burgnhdy,  3  y^rs,  6st  5lb  G.  Woodburn  - 
Mr  W.  R.  Marshall's  Ebto,  3       68t  '21b  (car. 

68t  ilb)  -  .  -  -  -         Rtck^by  - 

,  Col., Hey  ward's  Mop^^cellay  4  3rrsr6i8t3lb      -      jClalder  - 

100  tA  60  4g8t. Mallow,  190  to  14.^t  Pearl  Diver,  100  to 
$  9g84  Stoarwick,  100  to  7  Ag^tKingwopd^  100  to  6  agst 
Infigipft,  an4  90  to  L  each  i^gst  Whitelock,  Broxboame, 
6oldfifld»  QonrmeiUe,,  C^mpaqile,  Zagazig.  Over  the 

.  Border,  It^eams,  Maria  Ren^ta^find  Bt^rgundy.  Won  by 
a  length,  a  bad  third. — Sir  G.  Chetwynd  declared  to  win 
\yith.  Kingw.ood. 

A  MMdenRlato  ol  iPQgfk  |or>.ai]i  «aesi  two  j^ra  old,!  S^t,. 
three,  98t  13lb,  four  and  npwf^r4s(  IQsjt?^;  .m^andg.  allowed 
31b  i  entranoeiSg^;  ihcHBtcaighii  mi^e  (101^  17<.) 
MirH.  fi-imgerford's  bl.  f.  Little  Lady,-  by  Boai- 

cruciftn,  2.yiis  (4Mif/'78tl^)      -  -  O,  Wood  1 

Mr  J.  W.  Lee's  b.«.  Osborne,  2ft8i(oAn^at4{B)ifiiHMRdea  2 
Ld  Dtttiibm's-b.c.  St  Pflie8t,.27.i«-  -   iRickaby  3 

<5  to  2  on  Little  Lady,  fttd  l-agstfOabonie^and  6  to  l  iiigst 
ett  I'pitfBt.  Won  by:  four  lengths,!  iSxtw  'kn^tha  between 
tbe««e«oiidi*iid  Miitd, 

W«&Nfi8DAT..^G[;he  ;08ina3tQn  /^araegy.  Handicap  of  500 
(flOT*,  by  subscription.  o£  l^ga  each,  -5  tt.  if;  deolaared,  with 
90Z.  10«.  addedf.for  t^,o  jrs,oM4.aei)Qi»;£Rrlci<;igs  (4 5 -subs.  27 
of  whom  paid  5g8  each— dOOZ.) 
Mr  J.  B.  Leigh's  Alidrassy,  by  Van  Aihlyargh, 

88t  )  ^Ih        -  -  ....  Archer  1 

MrNJ.  HamnttrtidVBroii2e,tat'«b  *     P.^  Barrett  2 


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^28  RAGING  CALENDAR. 

Jdr  C.  Austin's  Protectionist,  Tst  13tb  Rawlinson  3 

lid  Bradford's  Martinet,  Set  91C  •  -     G.  Barrett  - 

Mr  Vjner's  Lord  Lnmley,  Sst  8ft     -  -     Piatt  - 

Mr  C.  J.  Lefevre's  Consigne,  Sst  lib  -  C.  Wood  - 
Mr  J.  Pickers^irs  Nabblej  Box,  7st7ft(car.78tl  3lb)  Fagan  - 
Prince  Soltykoff's  Counterfeit,  78t  8]b  -  H.  Arnull  - 
Mr  John  Dawson's  Hygiene,  7st  71b-  -       Lake  - 

D.  of  Beaufort's  Winter  Cherry,  78t  41b  -  E.  Martin  - 
lid  Willoughbj  de  Broke's  Oliver  Twist, 

78t  31b     -  -  -  -  J.  Woodborn  - 

Mr  C.  J.  Cunningham's  b.  g.  by  Wisdom,  or  QuItR, 

out  of  Relief,  Tst  Sib  -  -      Chandley  - 

KrR.  C.  Nay  lor's  Lockstitch,  78t  I  lb  ( car.  7st  2Tb )  Lashmar  - 
Mr  R.  Peck's  Tommy  Upton  (late  Old  Tom  II), 

estlllb  (car.  7st  2ib)     -  -  -M.  White  - 

Sir  R.  Jardine's  b.  c.  by  Tynedale,  out  of  Lotus, 

6st9lb         -  -  -  W.  Glover  - 

Ld  Cawdor's  Stackpole,  Sst  7lb  -  -  Wall  - 

Mr  A.  B.  Sadler's  Vain  Hope,  6st  7lb  Tomlisson  - 

6  to  1  agst  Andrassy,  100  to  12  agst  Lord  Lumley,  10  to  1 
agst  Oliver  Twist,  100  to  8  each  agst  the  Lotus  colt, 
Bronze,  the  Relief  gelding,  and  Vain  Hope,  100  to  7 
each  agst  Lockstitch  and  Tommy  Upton,  100  to  6  each 
agst  Martinet,  Consigne,  Protectionist,  and  Stackpole, 
20  to  1  each  agst  Counterfeit,  Hygiene,  and  Winter 
Cherry,  and  25  to  1  agst  Nnbbley  Bux.  Won  by  half  a 
length,  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. — An 
objection  to  the  winner,  on  the  ground  of  bumping,  was 
over-ruled. 

The  Elvaston  Castle  Selling  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  two  yrs 
old;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  60  soy.;  enthince 
3gs;  five  furlongs  (1 01/.  17«.) 
Mr  Abington's  Granville,  by  See  Saw,  or  Ros- 

bach,  Sst  6tb       .  -  -  C.  Wood  1 

Ld  Hastings's  Sir  Nigel,  Sst  9ft  (car.  Sst  I  lib)  Archer  S 
Ld  Savernake's  Treason,  98t  -  -  -  Watts  3 

MtT.  Valentine's  Dingle,  Sst  lift  -     Weldon  - 

Mr  W.  Marshall's  Jeanie,  Sst  lifts       -  >Fagan  - 

Major  Stapylton's  Stafford,  Sst  9lb  r  G.Barrett  - 

1 1  to  10  agst  Sir  Nigel,  5  to  2  agst  Gnmyille,  6  to  1  agst 
Treason,  and  100  to  S  each  agst  the  others  Won  bj  a 
length  and  a  half,  three  lenguis  between  the  second  and 
third. — The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  Ker  Seymer  for 
1 70g8,  and  Lord  Hastings  claimed  Treason. 

The  Chaddesden  Cup  (handicap)  of  250  soy.  by  subscrip- 
tion of  5gs  each,  with  40  soy. .  added ;  the  second  received 
20  soy.  out  of  the  stakes;  six  furlongs  (41  subs. — 230 A) 


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I 

I 


DERBY  Autumn  MsstiKO.  529  ; 

Mr  A.  Bri8co*&  Oannet,  by  Unias,  3  yn,  7^f.  8lb  Lashmar  1 
Mr  Y.  R.  Graham's  Stechford,  4  yn,  7st  lim 

(car.  78t  12ll>).  -  .  a.  Barrett  2 

Mr  E.  Craig's  Engadme,  3  yrn,  Tftt.  im  -  £.  Martin:  3 
CapL  MacheU's  Euergy,  5  ym.  l€at  bffi  -  Arcb«v  - 

Mr  Abinfrton's  Lovely,  6  yrs,  98t  7lb        -  .     C.  Wood'  - 
Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  Brag,  aged,  9Rt  6!b  F.  Barrett  - 
Mr  A.  Gannt's  Prince  Rupert,  3  yra,  Tst  I  llh    Good  way  - 
Mr  Chaplin's  Burgandy,  3  yrs,  Tst  lib-      J.  Woodbum   -  * 
Mr  C.  ilibbert's  Princess  Victoria,  3  yrs,  78t  (car. 

l6t\%)           '                         -           A.White  - 
Mr  W.  R.  Marfehall's  Ebro,  3  yrs.  6st  lllb  G.  Woodborq  - 
Ld  Cawdor's  Grey  Parrot,  3  yw.  68fc  lift        .  Freeman   -  • 
Mr  John  Dawson  s  Grande  Dame,  3  yrs,  68t  '7lb  -    Wall  - 
Col.  Heyward's  Mofiacella,  4  yrs,  Hst  7lb         Tomlisson  - 
D.  of  Beaufort's  Porio,  3  yrs.  Bst  7lh         -    T.  Loates  - 
4  to  1  agst  Brag,  5  to  I  agst  Energy,  100  to  12  agst 
Ganoec,  10  to  1  agst  Lovely,  100  to  8  each  agst  Forio 
and  Grey  Parrot,  100  to  7  each  a^t  Stechford  and 
Grand  Dame,  and  IdO  to  6  agst  Prinre  Rupert.    tVoq  - 
by  three  quarters  of  a  length,  a  head  between  the  secon'l ' 
.  and  third.    .  .  r 

The  Derby  Cup  (handicap),  of  .5Q0  sov.  fcy  subsenption  of  * 
lOgs  each,  5  ft.  if  declared,  with  258^.  ]0«.  addecl;  thestriight 
mile  (30  subs.  12  of  whom  paid'Sgseach— 500?.)  ■  ' 
Mr  R.  C.  Naylor's  Fast  and  Loose,  by  Cr^morbe, 

4  yrs,  68t  1 2lb       -  •  .  *      TorolissbU    1 ' 

Mr  G.  Archer's  Broxbonme,  3  yrs,  6fit  9lt»  G.  Wood  hum  '2 
Ld  ZeUand's  St  Helena,  3  yrs,  6eft  1 2th      J.  Woodhurn   3  < 
Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  Lucerne,  5  yrs, 

88t2lb.      -  ...  -  F.  Barrett  - 

Ld  Lascelles's  Glochette,  4  yrsj  7dt  511)  -         Lashmar   -  '. 

2  to  I  agst  Lucerne,  9  to  4  agst  St  Helena,  9  to  agst 

.  Clochette,  6  to  1  agst  Fast  ai\d  I^oose,  and  10  to  1  agst 
Brosboume.    Won  by  four  lengths,  a  bad  third. 

The  Highfield  Selling  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  all  ages;  the 
icinner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  100  sov.,  if  for  6U  sov. 
allowed  7lb;  entrance  Sgs;  six  farlongs  {lOlL  I7s.) 
Mr  T.  Green's  Loch  Leven,  by  Prince  Charlie, 

8  yrs.  98t6lh  (.50/.)  -  -  Snowden  1 

Oapt  MacheU's  Lenity,  2  yrs,  78t  4lb  (60?.)  F.  Barrett  2  . 
Mr  Jos.  Davis's  Knight  of  Burghley,  aged,  98t  lllh 

(hOl.}  -  -  -  ;  -     Archer  3 

Mr  Powney's  The  Lame  Duck,  3  yrs,  8st  13lh 

(50/L)   ...  -       Bmckshaw  - 

MrH. W.Cololongh's  Hollandaiae,  4  yrs,  9st  4lb  (501. )  Luke  - 
Mr  T.  Green's  Joshua,  3  yrs,  98t  Gib  (50/.)  Weldon  - 

Vol.  CXIIL  Z 


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580  UAXam  OkhdmOAR, 


of  Barfirhley,  100  to-^S  agstiikiliMkkiae^iand  6eto  l4^ 
The  Lame  Duck.   Wonbjaiength  and  »  half,  .a  1m' 
between  •  tihe  second  aild  tliird;  .hidiMrbTcAce  a  bleed* 
teieel^Mr  6reen<  declared  to'win/with  (Doflb 
The -winner  was  boaght  miforiSlOgB. 

The  Sfx>ndon  Plate -of  iO^^e;  entrance txo.milta 
(101^.  I7«.) 

Mr  Leopold  de  BotbscbiWs  HeaT«P/bj  Su^  Beyyg, 

2  VTB,  Tsfc-  -  -  -      F.  Barrett  ! 

Mr  J.B.Leiigli*8Bnbetantit  2.yni,7at  -      Wall  3t 

Mr  a  Morgan's  Old  Gol4»  &  jcs,  lOst  sm  -  Weldon  » 
Mr  W.  Bnrtop V  CttBiberlandf^MKed.  1  Qst, Sib '  Wau wright  - 
Mr  Abington's  Ben  Aider,  5  jfjs,  I0«t.2&-  o.wner  <- 

5  to  4  agst  Substantif,  13 -to  ft  agst  Beavei,  5  to  1  agst  6ea 
Alder,  and  SO  to  1  agst  Old  Gold.  WoB.by  a  heAdi^ito- 
lengths  between,  the.  aecond  Aadttbird» 

The  other  races  tit  thiti  meetinie:  were' tnder' the  'Qrand 
National  HontKnles-^^^^teefite^Ohaee  Teftotte. 

NORTHAMPTON  and  PYTCHLEY  HUNT. 

Thdrsdat,  November  the  19(th.^Xhe..Nene  Handicap  of 
5  sov.  each  for  starters,  with  1*50  so?«  added;  .efitrance-SsoT^ 
five  fnrlongs,  straight  (5  snbs.-^  11^7/1^ 
Mr  R.  Peek's  Lady  Beatrice,  by  Maoeaster,  3  yte, 

7st  sm        -  -  •  -  Aw  White  i 

Ld  Gardraae'sf  Monte  BiWK  ^yn^  7st  l«ft  Martia  ^ 

Mr  R.  Hobson's  King  of  Ahe  ]Hirie8j6:^«.MtA 

<air.7iit71b)  -  -         Lasfattmr  ^ 

Sir  Q.Cfas<m'}  nd'8  6erdoB,4yrSi'8etfift  -  >C.  Wood  t« 
Mr£.Williams'8TJayiogiFieldB,8ryn»«iil^A      WiaU  - 

S  to  1  on  Lady  Beatrice, 'fif  to  1"  ag6#'M«Ilte^l^e8a,•  tm&W  to  1 
agst-  Gordon.  Won'  by  half  «  lengUr/  a  bad  thrrd  r  Hay* 
ing  fields  slipped  vp  at  tb^  ptst,4aul  -did  notistait. 

The  other  raeee  fixed  for  this  dliy  wera^ottpooM  niftil  the  fbUow- 
ing  day  in  oofieeqaettoe  of  frast. 

Fhidat.— The  Boughton  SeDing  Plate  otaoo  eoY.for  tiK> 
yrs  old,  9et  3lb,  three,.  9st  7^  fooroand  .op wards,  98t  lllb; 
m.  and  g.  allowed  Bt^i  the.  winner  to  bo  sold  by  aaction  for 
50  sov.;  entrance  5  sov.;  five  fnrlongs,  straight  (195{.) 
Mr  W.  Barton*a  gr.  m.  Sootch  Bearl^  bjirfttraUi- 

conan,  5  yrs  .         •   .  .  Wainwrighl  t 

Ld  Oadogan>'8<br..ni.BMnoe,'j6iynr    -  "Ascker  iO 


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Ld  &Uew»er«'0  ch.  f.  QoiisevU^  3  jrs  -  WaNs  * 
|lr  F.  Rwifpew'g.b.  f .  Cyfl0iUiarift,.3  jra  C.rWkio4  - 

Mr-W.  a  SteTen8'8b.f.^i^Qtl»»9*a^yi9  -    ,aJC4«»tea  - 
OJ  V)10on  A^tlancer  :2  to  l.^tgHt  .CynUrnkdA,  lop  to  15 

Sooteh  ifemrl  Won  b7,a.lQnfi;|^i^f)Qftd  l^eAt  ^K^neoond 
place. — The  winner  y^m  l>Q()($Ejtan{loi:  M^^s. 

:T)ie-Nafleliy  Han^tnpt  •£  'j|00nBDT«}Dtfae  /8efKnd  >recelTed 
iSffloy^^wt  olihfii]^)ttte;i  «Blffi«qe  .1i5-«aY.(iMi  Acooptocs; .  on» 
mile  and  five  fnrlongs  (460/.) 

MrA.Tii|rl{r*sSt<iftrhftKUi^All|Tte,v4!jnk7a4}dlb.WU  I 
Sir  G.  OlieUfynd's  QiessMbl«/3  lyw^  Ut  mfiW(iQar. 

7»tllJto)  -  -  -   a  Wood  8 

Mr  T.  Gh«Uoper*B  Jafl(]^,  d  yrstifistasfi)  *    W.  CHiatoner  8 
U  Zetland's  War  Paftb^«j!r3»a8t^         ^  S^ovtden  .4 
Mr  K.  Vjncr's  Stone  Clink,.1l  jVs^Sst.jtHb         •>  SUM  - 
«>tolconi6i«tolMiMQr$  7i^.2t«^|  Wat  Mih^  10  to  1  acat 
Stntrkendt  lOUAo  B  Aflftt  litone^aiok^.  ftnd  40itQ  1  aniafe 
iJiMob.   Woaf  V/ten.  IwRthfw 

The  Rothschild  Plate  of  «00flov.*jrfl«b8cription'0f  168ot. 
aach,  A  ft.  wkh'  ia9  dK>T^  iaiUid,-ioBialI  ages  ,*  (Hie  mile 
(IQMiba.^2001.) 

Mr  -  Leopold  d»  BothiwMrs  iMweni^^iby  tFoMeV' 

lock,  5  yrs,  98t  12%      -  •>  •   Gannon  1 

M.  A.  de  Montitomerji'i/Fkives/tS  yra,  teti  I3tb  '  C.  Wood  t 
Mr-R.  Peck's  Friar  Rnsh,  agod,  98t  7m     -        .Archer  3 
9t^  d  onXaoene,  A'  to^  1  agst  ?  Fnop  iRnah,  and  •  100  to  C 
■Jigtt  Flores.  -  'Wott  hf  six  lengibs. 

Xhe^ree  Two  yrs  oi^  P.UtQ^f  (iOO.floy.;  .horses^ontewd bj 
levea  p4pi.'on  Noyember  Iftth.to  be.9old,fer  300  soy.  allowed 
71b;  the  second^iieQevwd  ftO.Roy.  qat  of. the  plate;  entranet 
il  soy.locaiQceptors;  $ye  furlongs  (439/.). 
Cv  J..M«n7/s  JPrince  lo^  |)y  fmce  Cb^rfie, 
,98t3Q)  ....  Archer  1 

Xd  lloQebery's  Lily  M^id,  fist  Qlb  Ocdii.  fisjt.spi)  Cannon  2 
Mi  B.  Peck's  Mafcafe  fist  '4Xb  (3oo/.)  -  C.  Wood  3 

Eyen  on  Prince  io.  ;9.to,4  ag;»t  I4I/  M»ld»  and  4  to  I  agst 
Falstaff.  Won  by  .  three,  lengths,  a  neck  between  the 
second  and  third. 

The  WhikoA  Plate  of  lOQgs^  for  (wo  7r»  old,  8st  1  lb,  three, 
9Bt  lOlb,  fonr  and  npwards,  lOHt  lib;  m-  and  g.  allowe<l  Sib; 
the  winner  to.bQ.sold  by  ««aQtLon  fpr.  100  aoy^;  enlwwce  3  soy,; 
pix4w?Ja9g9^102/0 

Z  2 


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582  BACINQ  OALBi^DAB, 


Ld  Cardroes's  br.b.  Dickens,  hy  Mr  Winkle,  .lyrs  Watte  i 
^fr  T.  Jennings,  jnn/s  b.  c.  Martial.  2  }n  -  TonitisBon  ,9 
^ir  F.  Johnstone's  b.  c.  Cachino,  2  ^rs  O.  Barrett  9! 

Mr  J.  Mnmford's  b.  c.  Exploit,  2  yrs  -  A.  White  A 
Mr  J.  Hopper's  ch.  c.  Naatnan,  3  yra   -  -  Archer '  5 

11  to  8  on  Naaman,  7  to  2  ag^t  Dickens,  6  to  I  agst 
Cachino,  and  100  to  8  each  agstthe  others.  Wota  by 
two  lengths,  a  head  between  the  aeCond  and  third. — ^The 
winner  was  bonght  in  for  1  iOgs. 

The  Castle  Nnrsery  Handicap  of  6  sot,  each  for  staiitib. 
with  1 50  80T.  added,  for  two  yrsold;  etltraoee  3  sor.i  fifl 

furlongs  (6  subs. — 178/.) 

Mr  T.  Canaon's  Tib,  by  Tibtborpe,  68t  4m  -  Robinson  1 
Mr  P.  Renfrew's  Footligbt,  7st  1  lb  -  A.  White  I 
Mr  Somers's  Bow  Church,  5st  1  Slb  (car.  5st  13!b) W.Olover  3 
Mr  T.  Jennings,  jnn.'s  Beanlien,  7st  61h-  Tomlisson  • 
Mr  E.  Hobson*8  Myrthe,  6st  3!b  (car.  6st  6%  )-  Wall  ^ 
Mr  Manton's  Stourfield,  Sst  ISilb  -        T.  Loates  - 

1  i  to  4  agst  Tib,  100  to  30  agst  Stotirgeld,  4  to  I  agst 
Footlight,  6  to  1  agst  Beanlien,  7  to  I  agst  Myrthe,  and 
8  to  1  agst  Bow  Church.   Won  by  a  heiul,  three  lengths 
between  the  second  and  third. 
The  Hartwell  Welter  Handicap  of  6  sot.  each  for  startsfii 
with  100  8oy.  added;  horses  entered  by  seyen  o*clock  OQ 
Koy.  1 9th  to  be  sold  for  100  soy.  allowed  7lh;  entrance  3  soy.; 
five  furlongs  (7  subs.— 127/.) 
Mr  Abington's  Amdiffe,  by  Mr  Winkle,  4  yrs, 

98t3lb  (100/.)      ...         -  .  Archer  1 

Mr  W.  Gilbert's  Peeyish,  8  yrs.  7Bt  8tb  (100/.)  A.  White  2 
Mr  T.  Hughes's  Stonefali,  3Vr8, 7st  sm  (100/,)  F.  Barrett  3 
MrH.  E.  Tidy's  Spooney,  Syrs,  J0«t  .  G.  Barrett  - 

Mr  W.  Dunne's Kooinur,  4  yrs,  Sst  5!b  •  .  Watts  - 

Mr  J.  Hopper's  Glyndon,  8  yrs,  Sst  -  C.  Wood  - 
Mr  W.  Burton's  Mariquita,  3  j^rs,  7st  1 31b' 

(100/.)  .  -  -       J.  Woodbum  - 

0  to  4  agst  Amcliffe,  4  to  1  each  agst  Spooney  and  Glyn- 
'      don.  6  to  1  each  agst  Stonefall  and  Mi^riqt^ita,  and 
10  to  I  each  agst  Peevish  aud  Kooinur.   Won  by  three 
lengths,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and  thiTd..**Tlie 
^'inner  was  bought  in  for  370  gnin^. 

The  Catesby  Nursery  Handicap  of  6  soy.  each  for  starters, 
with  200  soy.  added,  for  two  yrs  old;  those  entered  by  7  p.m. 
y)n  Noy.  19th  fx}  be  sold  for  lOfi  soy.  aHowed  7!b;  eotranee 
^  80V.;  five  furlongs  (8  subs.^232/.) 
^klr  W.  Burton's  b.  f.  by  Bugler,  out  of  Alice  Lee, 

6st  2tb  (100/.)  .  -  -W.Olover  1 


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583 


Mr  H.  JS.  Tidfn  of  Victory,  78t  4lb  F.  Barrett  2 
K^r  X'fCani^oa^s  H^cotta,  6st  41b  (luO/.)  -  Robinson  ^ 
Xir  T.  JenninKs'B  Blazon,  7st  3ft     -  -  K.  Martin  « 

^rOhildwick^g  Twinkle,  eat  laflJ— car.  Gat  13|b 

*  (lOOZ.)         -  -  .  A.White  - 

er  R,  Vjner's  Precis,  Sst  1  lib  -  -  Finley  - 

i  Willoag;hby  de  Brokers  Oliver  Twist, 
*•  6Bt  Ulb  -  -  -  -  J.  Woodburn  - 

Gen.  Owen  Williams's  Temple,  6st  2lb— car.  6st  .5lh 
'  (lOOZ.)   -  Rickaby  - 

6  to  4  iigst  Star  of  Victory,  4  to  1  agst  Twinkle,  5  to  I  agst 
Temple,  7  to  1  agst  Hicotta,  10  to  1  ajssc  Blazon,  and 
100  to  9  agst  the  Alice  Lee  filly.  Won  by  a  head,  the 
same  between  thf)  second  and  third.— The  winner  was 
bought  in  for  330gs. 

'  The  Ootiesbrooke  Hnntera*  Flnfc  Rice  and  Qaeen  Eleanor  Plate 
were  abandoned,  and  the  Western  Plate  did  not  fill. 

•  Satcrda t.— The  Blisworth  Plate  of  1  OOgs,  for  two  y rs  old , 
SstBK,  three,  9st  701,  four  and  upwards,  9st  lllb;  m.  and  g. 
allowed  3Ib;  the  wmner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  50  sov.;  en? 
trance  3  sot.;  five  furlongs  (102/.) 

Mr  Abin^n's  b.  g.  Arbaces,  hj  Galopin,  4  yrs  Archer  I 
Mr  W.  Burton's  gr.  m.  Scotch  Pearl,  5  yrs  -  Wainwright  2 
lA  fillesmere's  ch.-f.  Housewife,  3  yrs-  G.  Barrett  3 

-  86  to4u  on  Arbaces,  and  3  to  I  agst  Scotch  Pearl.  Won 
hy  three-quarters  of  a  length,  half  a  length  between  the 
seoood  and  third.  —The  winner  was  bought  in  for  350g^ 
and  Ld  EUbsmere  claimed  Scotch  Pearl  for  Mr  F.  Archer. 

••  A  Two  yrs  old  Selling  Stakes  of  5  soy.  each,  with  100  sor . 
j^ded;  colts,  8st  12tb,  fillies  and  geldings,  8st  911);  the  winner 
to  be  sold  by  auction  for  50  soy.;  five  furlongs  (9  subs. — 140/.) 
Sir  G.  Chetwynd's  b.  f .  Vivacious,  by  Skylark  C.  Wood  1 
Mr  J.  Dover's  bl.  c.  Washington      -  -    Watts  2 

Mr  J.  W.  Smiih's  b.  c.  by  Kisber,outof  Gossip  Lashmar  3 
Mr  R.  Peck's  b.  f.  Rosary  -  A.  White  - 

Mr  T.  Jennings's  br.  f.  Boadicea  -      £.  Martin  * 

Mr  W.  Burrell's  b.  f.  Prince&s  Maud  -  F.  Barrett  - 

Mr  Abington's  br.  f.  Chartreuse  (car.  8st  121b)  Archer  - 
"Mr.C.  J.  Merry's  b.  f.  Miss  Westboarne  G.  Barrett  - 
12  to  JO  on  Chartreuse,  j6  to  1  agat  Vivacious,  10  to  1  each 
agst  Princess  Maud  and  Washington,  100  to  8  each  agst 
Boadicea^  Miss  Westboume,  and  the  Gossip  colt,  and  20 
to  1  agst  Rosary.  Won  by  three-quarters  of  a  length, 
two  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. — The  winner 
waa  bought  in  for  2i0ge. 


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The  Holmby  Hanai6Ap  Pta!te  of  5100  SOf.;  iHtitoeM 
the  second  received  25  80V.  out  of^ther-phi^*  ^itfttuwA^lS  stft 
for  acceptors;  one  mile  (460/.) 

Mr  R.  Vyner's  Alb,  by  Speculam,  3  yrs,  ^st  4lb'  Goodway  I 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  The  Sailor  Prince,  5  yr8,.98t5tb 

(incl.  12tb  extra)        -  -  -      Watts  I 

Mr  R.  Peck's  Diss,  3  yrs,  TstTlb  -        A.  White  J 

Mr  F.  Morton's  Dalmeny,  5  yrs,  98t<9lb  «  B.  Martin  t 
Mr  T.  Cannon's  P'ortnellao,  3  yrs,  8ftt  iTti-  Barrett  - 

JA  Zetland's  Balroend,  3  yrs,  7st  7 lb         J.  Woodbura  - 
Mr  A.  Taylor's  b.  f.  by  Specolnm,  ont  of  !^ree  ^ 
Kirk,  3  yrs,  Gst  4&>      -  -  Dan^rfield  - 

lo  1  agst  Diss^-95'to  40  ag«t  Portnelkn,'  ft  t»l  «aoh  agst 
Balmoral  and  The  Sailor  PriBCu^-lO  to  h  eacht  agst 
Dalmeny  and  Alb,  and  100  to  8  agst  the  Free  Kirk  fifiy. 
Won  by  a  head,  a  bad  third. 

A  Mile  Seilhir  RHce.of  5  sdT;  eaoK  wllh^ao  added,  lor 
two  yrs  old*  7st  7tb,  three,  98l>6lb^  fbnrand'  a|»w«rd8,  KMi 
m.  and  g.  allowed  alb;  the  WHiiiepte<hc<4Mid^  by:akictioiLlof 
80  sov.;  one  mile  {^\0  sab&-:^4iSi<w^ 
Mr  W.  M.  ttedf4rn'»«ttig;  Q«yMy  by.Owmt>vtiei^ 

2  yrs  -  .  .  .B^Miarftui  I 

Mr  J.  O'Neill's  b.  c.  CaoMno,  ,2  yrs  -  Fv  ^r^  I 
Mr  J.  Hopper's  di. «.  Naangan,  A  y»  •  -  ibrcber  - 

Mr  W.  Howe's  b.  f.  Phryde,  4  yw  -  Watts  - 

Mr  R.  Peck's  ch;h.  Dreitwioh,/^  y««  Mv  Abingioo  (disq.) 
9  to  4  agst  Drottwich,  3  4io<l  aKSt  Pbry^e.,  4>to*l  agst  Uay- 
lad,  and  100  to  1 6  each  ag^t  Naaman  and  Cachino.  Won 
by  a  nt'ck,  Droft^^ich  canref  iti  a  bad  'thitd,  but  his  rider 
did  not  wei^h  in.— Tlie  VArititt  was^  sold  tof  Mr  Jdtf' 
siffefor  26JgS. 

Tfie  Compton  Welter  Cap  (handicap)  of  300  soV.  by  stib- 
jcription  of  13  sov.  each,  3  ft.  if  declared, , with  8'l'say.added4 
one  mile  and  a  quarter  (^t  subs.  21  of  whotn  declared  ft.— 
SOOZ.) 

Mr  H.  Peck's  Diss,  by  Hampton,  3f  yrb,  ftst  3tt  C.  Wood  1 
Mr  T.  Jennings,  jun.'s  Ducat,  3  yrs,  8st  816  Tomtisson  '2 
Mr  S.  H.  Ashton's  Master  Sam,  3  ytiB,  8st  ^  La8hmar  8 
Ld  Cadogan's  Mate,  6  yrs,  9st  12lb'       -  Archer  - 

Mr  W.  Button's  Viciigwa,  4  yt*,  8sls  I'©*  Cear. 

gstllfti)  -  .  .  -Wlrtts  - 

Sir  R.  JardineV Bbnnie  Chatlief,  4  yra,  Sstllft^  C.  Bowman  - 
D.  of  Beaaf(>rt*8  Mtfria  Rcfuata.  3  yrs,  m  ll4b  KMkrtia  - 
Mr  R  OraiK's  Fan,  3  yrfit  7«lt  2»  -  -  F.  Barnltt  - 

Mr  T.  Chaloner's  Jacob,  3  yrs,      M W.  OUoleiler  - 


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-940 .2  AffBt  Mastor  fS^n,  S  to.  1  eacfti  agsit  Dite,  limU, 
BonAie  Ohanlie,  And  Vioiq;iutj  &  •  1  ^  agai  <  Dncat,  and 
]«<ta  1  agit  MUriftH  HeData<    W«ii'by«.  head,  a  bad 

The  Innlteepew'  Wfelter  Htadlcap  of"  5  sot.  each,  with 
l<m  fioY.  added;  entrance  S'sov.;  six  ftkrlon/^  <25  subs.-^ 

Mr  R.  Bogat^oe,  by  MiicaroDl,  » 71B; 

•    7fit5lb       -  -  -  -   P.'Bitrrett  1 

Mr  T.  Jennings's-  Jane,  8  yrs,  7*t  UflJ  -  E.  Martin  2 

Mr  E.  fieojaaMa's-  Noithara  Dnkc^  3  yvs^/M  3lbi  Lashnar  3 
Mr.G«:AiNl£K'8^<Hei»  AAby;a4  ag6d«  lOamfbi      C.  Loatea 
Mr  Abiagton*8  Lovely.  6  yrs,  98t  -  -       iwcber  - 

Mr  J:  HammoDd'ffilicdgft  Priest,  4iyi«»>W8a>  G. Barrett  - 
U  to>S  on  Lovely,  6  to  1  agst  £a«adina«  100  to  U  a^ 
GJaa  Alby4i,  10  to  1  agst  Hedge  PnatlMa«d  i<Qato.8each 
asst. Northern  Dakeiand  Jaofe,  Woa  by  ten  iengtbst 

•^''^Tbe'St^fni)!!!  Naraery«nd  W<9HAgbottragt»  PlMes  wereBbao- 
^nad,  mui.  ttoiBoroagh  Plate  was  dadttvd  mMi 


WAItWI«a  AiW)  LEAMINGTON  HUNT. 


Mow  DAT,  November  the  23rd.— The  Spa,  Nursery  Handi- 
<iap  of  5  sov.  each  for  fitarter^,  with  100  added,  for  two  yrs 
•oM;  the  second  saved  his  stake;  entrance  3  &ov.;  six  far- 

Mr  J.  Pown^-fl  Langridsv^  byiLaid  Jkma^d^ 

68t  I3tb     -  .  -  -   TcaHMtean  1 

Ld  firadCbrd's  Sir  Hamo,  7st  ISlb  6.  Banrelt  2 

Mr  F.  Alexandev's  Rttl^  7st  ijBlb  - .  -    F.  Barrett  3 

Mr  J.  Itk  Savill-s  b.  or  br.f.  by  Cardinal  York,  oat  of 

Latihargy,  dst  Ulk    -  -  -  Wall  4 

Mr  MaQUm's19t(airwoiid^7fltI2lb.      -  .Wilton  6 

11  to  10  agst  Sfar  Haam,  7  to  2  agat  Langridge^  7  to  l  agat 
Bael,  and  10  to  I  eae&  a^  the  others  W«^'  by  eight 
lengths. 

The  Town  Plate  of  UfOf^^  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  anc? 
don  for  1 00  sov.  if  for  .50  soy.  allowed  lOIb;;  entrance  Sga; 
Ave  furlongs  (lOlZ.  ITs.) 

Mr  Jos.  Davis's  Knight  of  Bnrghlej'^j  by  Kn^ht  of 


Mr  Abifigton's  Chartrense,  2  yrs,  78t  ^Ib'CSOZl)'  F:  Barrett  3 
Mr  W.  Gitbert^a  b.  h.  by  Distin,  out  of  •Quebra^a, 

6  yrs,  9st  (50/.)  -            -            -            A.  Giles  - 

Mr  T.  Leailer'a  Afiispfth,  9  yrs^  Sst'  1  ll^<<5«i^)   A.  White  - 

Mr  T.  Stevens,  j  an.'s  Befluction,  4  yrs,  98t  {hOL)  aLoatea  - 


St  Patrick,  aged,38t  11  lb  (60/.) 


Archer  1 
Watts  2 


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Mr  H..ChiipUn'8  Pink  May,  3  jra»  8st  6lb  (50Z.)  Q.Btrrett  * 
.Mfl jor  Spiller'a  Mint  Lozenge,  3  yro,  Sst  8tb  {601.)  J.  £Ule  - 
Mr  Ker  Seymer's  Qruiville.  2  } ra,  7at  4tt  (50Z.)  £.Mania  - 
Air  S.  Wilkioson's  Allegro,  2 yrs,  7bt  4ft  (oOi.)  Totnlisson  - 
A  to  1  ly^t  Granvijle,  9  to  2  iigst  Knight  of  Barghley, 
1.     U  to  2  agst  Pink  May,  7  to  1  agst  Charrtease,  U  tot 
agst  Dackling,  10  to  1  ag8t  Allegro,  100  to  8  each  agst 
Mizpah  and  the  Quebrada  horse,  and  SO  to  1  each  agsk 
Mint  Lozengd  and  Reflection.  .  Won  by  ha'f  a  lengthy 
.  a  length  between  the  seof>nd  and  third. 

The  Kineton  Two  yrs  old  Plate  of  lOOgs;  the  winner  to  be 
-sold  by  anction  for  100  sov.;  entrance  Sgs;  fire  furk>Dg» 

Mr  H.  Waring's  Zaroflo,  by  Pellegrino,  9st  -  A.  White  1 
Iil.Chblmondeley*8  Brigstock,  98k        -  -Watts  2 

iLd  Savemake's  Treason,  9flt        •  -     Lemaire  S 

Ca|»t.  A.  de  Vere  Smith's  VeAtment,  H%  C.  Loates  - 

E.  Davies's  Arch  Duke,  6bt  9n>-  -  6.  Barrett  - 

Capt.  Macheirs  Lenity,  8fit  6tb  -  F.  Barreti  * 

Mr  Legh*8  Raystone,  88t  9tb         •  -    A.  Giles  - 

.'9  to  4  agfit  Lenity,^  to  2  each  agst  Treason  and  Aicb 
;r  .  Dake,  5  to  1  agst  Brigetock,  and  10  to  1  agst  Zaroso. 
Won  by  a  head,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and 
third. — The  winner  was  sold  to  Ld  Sarernake  for  240g8. 

The  Stonelfigh  Maiden  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  maidens  at 
naming;  entrance  3gs;  five  furlongs  (1012.  17«.) 
Ld  Willoughby  -de  Brokers  Oliver  Twi^t,  by 

Isonom),  S  yrs,  78t-7lh  -  -    E.Martin  1 

M.  A.  de  Maiitgumery*s  Flores,  3  yrs,  8st  8lh  (car. 

88t  lOft)  ....  Archer  9 
Mr  T.  B.  Walker's  Madame  Hampton,  2  yn,  78t  4ft  Wall  3 
Mr  J.  Powney's  The  Lame  Ddck,  3.  yrs,  88t  8ft  Wilton  <- 
Miss  Isabella  Grabam^H  Bone>etter,  3  yrs,  7st7ft  F.  Barrett  • 
Major  Stapylton's  Staffordi  2  yrs,  78t  7ft  •  Bawlinson  - 
Mr  G.  Trimmer's  Laurier,  2  yrs,  7«t  7ft-  A.White  - 
Mr  E.  Jones's  Caj^e  Bird^  2  yrs,  78t  41b  -  Tomlisson  - 
Mr  E.  Weever's  Solo,  2  yrs,  7st  4lb        -  Calder  - 

3  to  1  agAt  Flores,  4  to  1  agst  Madame  Hampton,  6  to  I 
agst  Oliver  Twist,  7  to  1  agst  Cage  Bird,  and  10  to  I 
agst  Bonesetter.    Won  by  a  length,  half  a  length  be- 
tween  the  second  and  third. 
!  The  Stratford  Welter  Platte  of  lOOgs;  the  winner  to  be 
sold  by  auction  for  200  sov.,  if  for  i 00  sot. allowed  iOtb;  ea- 
tranoe  3gR.;  < >ne  mile  (.1012.  1 7«4 
Mr  Gottschalk's  Helicoiii  by  Cardinal  York,  aged, 
.  98t  12ft  (100/.)  .  .  .     WsiitB  k 


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Mr  J.  Dashwood's  Eve, -5  yrs,  9st9lb  (lOOZ.)  Rawlinson  2 
MrXegh*8  Fair  Profit.  4  irs,  98t  9lb  {WOl.)  -  A.  Giles  3 
Mr  T.  Wadlow's Tomboy *4  yrs,  98t  12lb(lOO/.)  G.Burrett  - 
Mr  E.  Daviea's  My  Boy,  2  yrs,  78t  4m  (\00l)  -  Luke  - 
Mr  H.  Moore*8  Home  Bred.  2  yr8,  78t  4lb  {lOiH.)  F.Barrett  - 
Mr  J.  Mamford'a  Exploit,  2  yrs,  78t  4tb  (lOOZ.)  A.  W hite  - 
Mr  J.  Dover's  bl.  f.  by  Sir  Bevys,  ont  of  Tisayac, 

2  yrs,  7st  lib  (10(M.)     -  B.  Martin  - 

2  to  1  agst  Eve,  5  to  1  a^st  Fair  Profit,  7  to  I  agst  Helicon, 
8  to  1  af^st  Exploit,  and  lO  to  1  each  aecst  Home  Bred, 
Tomboy,  and  the  Tisayac  filly.  Won  by  a  neck,  three 
lengths  between  the  second  and  third. — The  winner  was 
bonght  in  for  160gs. 

The  Guy  Welter  Handicap  Plate,  of  lOOgs;  entrance  Sgs; 
one  mile  (101/.  \7s.) 

Mr  E.  Weever's  Herald,  by  Laneret,  aged, 

lOst  9tb      -  -  -  Mr  Abington  I 

Mr  John  Charlton's  Lady  Katharine,  3  yrs, 

9st  sm        -  -  -  .  G.  Barrett  2 

Mr  Atteobary's  Robin  Rood, aged,  9st  4tt>  Rawlinson  3 
Mr  W.  Blake's  Manic  Master,  6  yrs,  96t  80)  -  Watts  4 
'  7  to  4  agist  Herald,  100  to  30  each  agst  Music  Ma$;tcr  and 
Robin  Hood,  and  7  to  2  agst  Lady  Katharine.  Won  by 
a  head,  a  bad  third. 

ToBSDAT. — The  Bndbrook  Stakes  of  5  sov.  each  for 
starters,  with  100  sov.  added  i  entrance  3  sov.;  five  furlongs 
(5  bubs.— 117/.) 

hi\  Cardross's  Monte-Rosa,  by  Craig  Millar,  3  yrs, 

88t  8flb  (car.  8$t  lllb)  -  -  -      Archer  1 

Mr  O.  Archer's  Saucy  Bell,  2  yrs,  7st  4lb  F.  Barrett  2 
Mr  A.  T.  Hunt's  Littleton,  3  yrs,  8st  lllb  -  E.  Martin  3 
Mr  Moir's  Beauregafd,  aged,  9st         •  -  Watts  4 

CJol.  Cave's  Recluse,  2  yrs,  7st  71b  -  -  Rawlinson  5 

5  to  4  agst  Sancy  Bell,  3  to  1  agst  Monte  Rosa,  9  to  2  agst 
Beclnse,  and  8  to  1  agst  Beauregard.  Won  by  four 
lengths,  a  bad  third. 

The  Arden  Nursery  Handicap  Plate  of  100g«,  by  snb- 
icfipnon  of  5  sov.  each  (the  surplus, viz. — 6  sov.,  was  paid  to  the 
winner),  for  two  yrs  old }  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction 
for  70  sov. ;  five  fnrlongs  (23  snbs.— 1  lOl.) 
Gen.  Owen  Williams's  Flitaway,  by  Tibthorpe, 

7«tl2!b  -  -  -  -       Wall  I 

Capt.  A.  de  Vere  Smith's  Evergreen,  78t  31b  F.  Barrett  2 
Mr  Ker  Seymer's  Granville,  8st  Tib  (car.  88t  1  lib)  Archer  3 
Mr  E.  Jones's  Cage  Bird,  8st  Mtb         •  A.  Giles  - 

Mr  F.  Alex;inder's  Riel,  8st  91b       •  O.  Barrett  - 

lid  Savernake's  Treason,  88t  3tt  -         Lemaire  - 

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Mr  E.  Weever's  Sblo;  Srt-Slb'        -  -  Jetedp 

Mr  A.  Sydney's  Romonj,  Btt  8Dv  •       B.  Mwrtift  * 

Mr  DalgHesh's  MliM,«Bt  >  •  -    Wilton  - 

Mr  J.  Ai]amB*8  ch.  f.  by  fiaminater,  out  of  Doliia* 

78t  131b       -  •  -  -  A.  While  * 

Mr  Beaoelerk^cr  b.  or  br.€<  hj  Straan,  oat  o£  ittm, 

78t  8m  (oar.  7at  10%)  -  Bootgr  - 

Mr  O.  Htbbert'8  Dram,  Tst  9%-  -        Tonliasoo  - 

Majar  Spiller*0  Flnctaattot,  78t  7B>  •      J.  Hale  -* 

Mr  T.  Stevens,  jQD.'8  Wood  Note«  78t  Tib  Cakler  - 

MrF.  R  Ilant's  A4<1a,  78t2tt>(car.  78t4tb)  lUwainson  - 
Mf  J.  Trevor's  Valiombsosa*  78t  3lb  -         Lnke  - 

5  to  I  agst  Granville,  100  to  15  afcst  Flita^tfajf,  10  to  I 
eai'h  agst  Kiel,  Treason,,  and  Dram,  1 00  to  8  each  a^st 
the  Inez  colt.  Evergreen,  and  Alda,  J  5  to  1  each  agst 
Elactuation  and  Wood  Note,  100  to  6  a^  Valloonbrosa, 
and  25  to  1  agst  Solo.  Won  bj  fonr  lengths^  a  head 
between  the  second  and  thivd.-*-Tbe- winner  was  sold  to 
Mr  Joliffe  for  180g8. 

The  Orendon  Noffiery  HandicAp  Plate' of  SOO^ao^r.  by  sab- 
gcription  of  lOaolr.  eB<di,  dgii  ft.  il  deeiaied,  with  1 17^  IM 
added,  for  twoyts^ld;  fi^e  fnrlougs'(2il<  Mbfe.  7  ol  whom 

paid  3gB  each'— 900f.) 

ifr  Somers's  Wine  Sonr,  bj  Skylark,  7dfc'8lb  {car. 

7st9m)     .  -  -  -   G.Barrett.  I 

Mr  A bingtoR^s  Skyscraper,  8st  11  lb    -  -Archer  S 

•Col.  Byrne's  St  Botolph,  Sst  3tb  .  -  Tomlisson  3 

Mr  Towiiley-Parker's  Pinchbeck^  7st  IQXb  ItawUnson  - 
Mr  T.  Stevens,  jun.'s  Duchess  of  Albanjf ,r  7st  82h  A.  W  bite  - 
Mr  John  Charlton's  Harmony,  7st  6lb  -  F.  Barrett  - 
-Gen. Pearson's  ch.  f.  byCaroelion — Blood  tM/lst  4lb  Luke  - 
Mr  T.  Fi.  Walker's  Dochart,  7at  4lb  -  Ki  Martin  - 
Mr  Legh's  Malaga,  78t  lib  -  -       Calder  - 

6  to  4  agst  Skyscraper,  11  to  4  agst  Wine  Sonr,  10  to  1 
each  agst  St  Botolph  and  Dochart,  100  to  8  agst  Duchess 
of  Albany,  and  14  to  1  agst  Harmony.  Won  by  three 
lengths,  the  same  between  the  second  and  third. 

The.  Emscote  Plate  of  lOOgst  the  wianer  to  be  sold  1^ 
snetion  for  100  sov.  if  for  50  gov.  allowed-  7lb(  entraaee  3ga} 
one  mile  (lOW.  17«.) 

Mr  J.  Duncan's  Donald,  by  Alb^H  Yiotor,  aged, 

9f't4tb  (50^.)      -  -  -  -Watts  1 

Mr  Jt«.  David's  Height  of  Bnrghley,  afM>  9et  4lb 
(5oZ.)  ....  Archer  2 

Mr  Oottschalk's  Helicon,  a^.  98t  7%  (50/.)-   A.  White  S 

Mr  Ker  SeyoAer's  Sweet  Wiliier  a^yrs^  88t  l«lb 
(so;.)        .  .  «  .  F.  Bamtt  - 


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Mr  Gottschalk*^  bcf^  hy  S]?«ca)iii»,  out  of 

JEqnaDimity,  8  jrs,  8st  lOt^  (50/.)  i     Weldon  - 

Mr  C.  Hibbert'g  Abkovhi,  6  yn,  9st4Tfi  (502.)  Jes^op  - 
Mr  Dashwood's  Kve»  5  jrs,  9al4l^  (50/.)  W.  Nigbtingall  - 
Mr  Lcgfa.'s  Fair  Proftt,  4  yrs,  98t  4m  (60/.)  A.  Giles  - 
Mr  Jubnsen's  Festival,  2  j^ss,  7st  (50/.)  -  W.Evans  - 
Mr  W.  Rowe'a  Fhryne.  4  yrs.  Sat  4115  (50U  G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  W.  a.  Stevens's  arayUng,.5  yes,  9st  45&(50/.).C.LQate8  - 
Mr  A.  M.  Baker'a.  Glastonbury,  2  yrs.  76t  ( 50/.)  Tonilisson  - 
Mr  li.  Tompkins's  Kicoohet,  3.yr8, 8st.lOB5  (60/.)  Sherrard  - 
Mr  J.  VV.  Smith's  buc  hj  Kisber,  Qut  oi  Gossip, 

2  yrs.  76t  (50/.)  -  -  -  E.  Martin  - 
7  to  2  agst  Knight  of  Bnrghley,  4  to  1  agst  Donald,  9  to 

1  agst  Eve,  10  to  1  eaeh  agfft  Helicon  amd  Grayling,  and 
100  to  8  eadi-  agst  Gossip  and  Phryne.  Won  by  a  neck, 
three  lengths/between  tbs  seoenA  and  thurd.^Tbe  win- 
ner was  bonght  in  for  260g8. 

The  Nfidhind  Conn  ties'  Handicap  Plate  of  200  sov.  by  sub- 
«cription  of  8gs  each.  3  ft.  if  declared,  with  93/.  19«.  added; 
winners  extra;  one  mile  and  a  quarter  (23  ottbs.  15  of  whom 
paid  3gs  each — 200/.) 

Mr  A.  Taylor's  Stonrhead,  by  Attyre,  4  ^r8,.89t  9ll5 

— incl  Ulb  extra  (car.  8st  UlbjF  "  -         Archer  1 

Mr  T.  E.  Walker's  Greenwidh,  3  yrs,  7^1  21b   E.  Martin  2 
Mr  A.  Victor's  Ballerina,  3  yrs,  Sst  2ll5      -     F.  Barrett  3 
Mr  R.  Shenard's  The  Samantan,  4yrs,  8st  12lb    Watts  - 
Mr  T.  Stevens,  jnn.*s  Goggles,  aged,  Sat  61b     A.  White  - 
Mr  Abiogton's  Picador,  aged,  8bt  4Yb        -      C.  Loates  - 
Mr  Townley-  Parker's  E^ro^oe,  &  yrs,  Sst,  lib  G.  Barrett  - 
5  to  2  agst  Stourhead,  7.5.  to  20  {^t  Gr^t^nwich^  6  to  1  eaoh 
agst  Ballerina  and  The  Samaritan,  7  to  1  tvgst  Kerosene, 
and  10  to  I  each  iigst  the  others.   Won  by  three- 
quarters  of  a  length,  a  oad  third. 

Wedi^esdat.  — The  Bifinbnry  Selling  WiilttBr  Plate  of 
lOOgs,  for  all  ages;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for 
100  sov.  if  for  50'  sov.  allowed  71b;  entranee  8gs;  five  fur- 
lorgs  (101/.  17#.) 

Mr  J.  Hopper's  Glyndon,  by  Rosicruoiau,  ^  ynp^ 

9st  4lb  (60/.)      -           -           -           Archer  1 

Mr  A.  Sydney's  Romany,  2  yrs,  78t  lllb  (50/-)-  El  Martin  2 

Mr  Ker  Seymer's  Granville,  2y™»  7st  1  lib  (50/.)  F.  Barrett  3 

Mr  E.  R.  Smith's  Lord  Byr0n,4yr»i»9st  7lh  (50/.)  G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  A.  Taylor's  b.  f.  by  Speculum,  out  of  Free  Kirk, 

3  yrs,  98t  lit)  («0/.)  -  .  -  Gallon  - 
Mr  J.  Powney's  The  Lame  Duck,  3  yrs,  9st  lib 

(50/.)         -                                          Wilton  - 

Mr  H.  B.  Dickerson's  Reform,  3 yrs,  fist.  llb(&0/.)  A.  Gilea  - 


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Mr  T.  Stevens,  jan.'s  Dnchess  of  Albany,  2  yn, 

78tlllh(50Z0     -  -  -         A.White  - 

Mr  C.  Lane's  Dnckling,  4  yrs,  9Bt  Tib  (50/.)  -  Watts  - 
Mr  Hed worth  luimbton's  Fanic,  4  jr*,  98t  7ft 

(50i.)         ...  -     Weldon  - 

Mr  T.  leader's  Mizpah,  5  yrs,  dst  4ft  (50/.)  C.  Loates  - 
5  to  2  ag8t  Lord  Byron,  4  to  1  agst  Glyndon,  6  to  1  ag^l 
Dockling,  6  to  1  agst  Duchess  of  A*lbany,  8  to  1  agst 
Granville,  and  100  to  6  each  agst  Panic  and  Romany. 
Won  by  three-qnarlers  of  a  leoKth,  a  length  between 
the  t^econd  and  third. — The  winner  was  bought  in  for 
120gB. 

The  Stndley  Castle  Nursery  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for 
t«vo  yrs  old;  entranoe  3g8;  one  mile  (lOi/.  i7«.) 
D.  of  Beaufort's  Winter  Cherry,  by  Albert 

Victor,  entSlb  (car.  Gst  7ft)  -  -       Tomlisson  1 

Major  Stap>lton'8  Scoiilla,  7st  5lb    -  K.  Martin  2 

Mr  J.  Dover's  Washington,  6st  (car.  6st  4ft)  -  Wall  a 
Ld  Capell's  Arga,  78t  lulb  -  -  G.  Barrett  - 

Mr  J.  B.  Leigh's  Substantif,  7Bt  8ft  -  F.  Barrett  - 
Mr  Abington's  Skyscraper,  78t  4ft  (car.  78t  6lb)  Rawlinson  - 
Mr  Gottschalk's  Leicester,  78t2tb  -      A.  White  - 

Mr  W.  J.  Legh's  Hettie,  68t7ft       -  -    Calder  - 

5  to  2  agst  Leicester,  7  to  2  agst  Substantif ,  6  to  1  agst 
Washington.  8  to  1  each  agst  Arga,  Skyscraper.  Hettiet 
and  Scotilia,  and  10  to  I  agst  Winter  Cherry.  W^on  by 
three  lengths,  a  bad  third. 

The  Coventry  Welter  Plate  of  lOOga,  by  subscription  of 
6  sov.  each,  with  60  sov.  added:  one  mile  (10  subs. — 105/.) 
Mr  A.  Victor's  Verano,  by  Summertime,  3  yrs,  lust  Watts  1 
Mr  W.  Gilbert's  The  Sailor  Piince,  6  yrs, 

list  13ft  -  •         MrAbington  2 

Mr  J,  N.  Astley's  b.  f.  by  Specnlnm.ont  of  Hetty, 

3  yrs,  lOst     ....     Wilton  » 
5  to  2  on  The  Sailor  Prince,  3  to  1  agst  Verano,  and  10  to  I 
agst  the  Hetty  colt.    Won  by  a  neck,  a  bad  third. 

The  Avon  Selling  Nursery  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs,  by 
snbscripiion  of  5  sov.  each,  with  35  sov.  added,  for  two  ji» 
ioldi  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  60  sov.;  five  fur- 
longs (15  subs. — 105/.) 

Mr  T.  E.  Walker's  Dochart,  by  Statesman, 

7st  51b  -  -  -  R.  Martin  I 

Capt.  A.  de  Vere  Smith's  Vestment,  78t  7ft-  P.  Barrett  2 
Mr  C.  Hibbert's  Dram,  78t  2n>  .  Tomlisson  3 

Mr  Abington's  Relief,  88t  8ft  (car.  8st  lift)-  Archer  - 
Mr  Best's  Merrythought,  88t  2ft        -  A.  White  - 


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Mr  W.  Blake's  Balph,  Tst  I2!!>  -         G.  Barrett  - 

Mr  E.  R.  Smith's  Avenella,  7st  8%  •  Kawhnson 

Mr  T.  Stevens,  jan.'s  Wood  Note,  Tst  5fl5  -    Luke  — 

Mr  J.  Adams's-  ch.  f.  by  Exminster — Dolus,  7st  5lb  Calder  - 
Mr  John  Charlton's  Harmony,  7st  4lb  -  •  Batho  - 

Mr  W.  Marshairs  Jeanie,  7«t  4lb  -  -  Wall  - 

MrF.  R.  Bunt's  Alda,  Get  12%  (car.  7st)  •  Bromfield  - 
4  to  1  agst  Dochart,  9  to  2  a^t  Relief,  100  to  15  agst 
Dram,  100  to  12  agst  Ralph,  and  10  to  1  each  agst  any 
other.  Won  by  three  lengths,  the  same  between  the 
second  and  third. — The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  W.  G. 
Stevens  for  80gs. 

The  Warwick  Autumn  Welter  Cup  (handicap)  of  200  sov. 
by  subscription  of  Sgs  each,  S  ft.  if  declared,  with  1 19/.  Sit, 
added;  winners  extra:  one  mile  (20  subs.  15  of  whom  paid 
SgB  each— 200/.) 

Mr  T.  E.  Walker's  Greenwich,  by  Statesman, 

3  yrs,  8st       -  -  -  G.  Barrett  1 

D.  of  Beaufort's  Constance,  3  yrs,  Sst  -  E.  Martin  2 
Mr  A.  Victor's  Ballerina,  3  yrs,  98t  •  •     Watts  3 

Mr  Jos.  Davis's  Drakensberg,  6  yrs,  lOst  lib  (incl. 

7 lb  extra)      -  -  -  .    Archer  4 

13  to  8  ou  Greenwich,  100  to  30  agst  Drakensberg,  8  to  1 
agst  Ballerina,  aud  10  to  I  agst  Constance.  Won  by 
six  lengths. 

The  other  races  at  this  meeting  were  under  the  Grand 
National  Hunt  Rules.—  see  Steeple  Chase  Volume. 

MANCHESTER  November  Meeting. 

Thursday,  November  the  26th. — The  Rothschild  Plate 
of  300  sov.  by  subscription  of  lOgs  each,  with  142Z.  10«. 
added;  seven  furlongs  (16  subs. — 300Z.) 
Mr  W.  r Anson's  Bread  Knife,  by  Craig  Millar, 

2yrs,7stlO!b'      -  -  -  Fagan  1 

Mr  F.  Morton's  Dalmeny,  5  yrs,  9st  41b  •  E.  Martin  2 
Mr  C.  J.  Merry's  Prince  lo,  2  yrs,  Sat  -  G.  Barrett  S 
Mr  Leopold  de  Rothschild's  Brag,  aged,  98t  7lb  Watts  4 
Mr  Tow  nley-  Parker's  Hammoon.  4  yrs,  Sst  1 1  lb  A.  Giles  - 
8ir  R.  Jardine's  br.c.  by  Fitz- James,  out  of 

Cupola,  2  yrs,  78t2lb  (car.  7st3!b)  -  Good  way  - 
Capt.  MachelTs  Duke  of  Richmond,  4  yrs,  lOst  2tb  Archer  - 
6  to  4  on  Bread  Knife,  7  to  1  each  agst  Brag  and  Prince 
lo,  100  to  12  agst  Dalmeny,  and  10  to  1  each  agst  Duke 
of  Richmond  and  Hammoon.  Won  in  a  canter  by  three 
lengths,  half  a  length  between  the  second  and  third,  and 
a  length  between  the  third  and  fourth. 


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TbB  Tfaanday  Soiling  Stabos'  of  - 160  sot.  hy  gubacvrpfcta 
of  4^  eaoh,  wiUi  108  added,  for  two  y>n  oM,  M  4tb,  thoe, 
9st  13ib,  four  and  apwards^  10at7lfar:  m.aad^  aUowed  31k; 
the  winner  to  be  aoXil  hy  aiulion  for  SOaoiUi.  six  fonlopgi 
<ll  eiibii,— 150/.) 

iir  T.  Green's  b.  or  br.  g^lgnih  Lev«Q|  hy  Fcinoe 


Mr  W.  Bungay's  b.  c.  Troilus,  2  yrs  -  J.  Woodbum  - 
7  to  4  agRt  Loch  Leven,  7  to  2  agst  C^mbalaria,  4  to  1  ag9t 
Dickens,  and  1 00  to  8  agst  any  other.  Won  easily  by  two 
lengths,  a  head  between  the  second  and  lhiiid.-«-The 
winner  was  bought  in  for  25()gs,  and  Mr  Brown  claimed 
Cymbalaria. 

The  Lancaster  Nursery  Handicap  of  MO  sot.  added  to  a 
tSweepstakea  of  9  boy:  each  for  starters  (the  sweepstakes  to 
^he  second),  for  two  yrs  old;  winners  extra;  eDtianee  ^Ogs 
for  acceptors;  seven  fmisngs  (V9  Babs.^484f/.  10«.) 
Mr  Somers'B  Carlton,  by  Pell  Mell,  est  1  Oft  -  Toralisson  1 
Mr  J.  H.  Houldsworth's  b.  f.  by  Springfield,  out  of  Ivv 

€8t8tlV(c»r.6Sl6ty)  -  -  -  Wall  2 

Mr  J.  Cannon's  BrilHani,  7Bt  •  H%  ATnvll  3 

Mr  Leigh's  A ndrassy,  8st  12tb    -  -        Archer  - 

Oen.  Owen  WilHajiMfs  Protry  Faee»  8fit  G.  Wood  - 

Mr  R.  Vyner's  Lord  Lumley,  7st  lOtb       •  Plait  - 

Mr  Townley- Parker's  Going  Away,  76t  6lb  Ccar. 

78t  8lb)     -  -  -  -   G.  Barrett  - 

Mr  G.  Walker's  Pennant,  7st  7Tb  -  J.  Wbodbom  - 
Mr  C.  Austin's  Protectionist,  78t  6IB  -  Bawliuaon  - 
Ld  Capell's  Arga,  7s4  6lh   -  -  Good  way  - 

Mr  H.  HuDgerford's  Little  Lady«  78t  SflU  (car. 

78t  4lb)  ....    LnVe  - 

Mr  F.  Morton's  Wifty  Prince,  78t  SRi  -  E.  Martin  - 
Mr  T.  Cannon's  Tib,  78t  3lb  (incl.  7tb  extra)  Lashuiar  - 
Mr  Leopold  de  RothschiUl's  The  Fiddler's  Wife. 

78t  lib  (car.  78t3lb)         -  -  F.  Barrett  - 

Mr  Child  wick's  Discoverer,  6st  Ulb  (car.  78t)  A.  White  - 
Mr  H.  Hall's  Wild  Beauty,  est  6lb  (car.  est  9lh)  Chandley  - 
Sir  R.  Jardine's  b.  c.  by  Tynedale,  out  of  Lotns, 

est     -  -  -  -         W.  Glover  - 

Mr  G.  Cleveland's  Wild  Notes,  Set  I3lb      -     Liddiord  - 


Charlie,  a  yra 
Mr  P.  Renfrew's  h.  1  Cymbalaria,  3  ysa- 
Mr  T.  Brown's  b.  c.  Beenbam,  3  yra 
Mr  W.  Stevenson's  br.  c.  Explosion,  3  yvs 
Iid  Cardro^s's  br..h.  Dickens^  6  yn  - 
Mr  T.  Holmes's  ch.  c.  Floridor,  3  yrs 
Mr  T.  Hodgman's  b.  c.  My  Boy,.2  yrs 


Snowdan  1 


Archer  2 

A.GUe8  3 

.  PUtt  4 

Watts  - 

Fagan  - 

Luke  - 


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Mr  W.  8airdenon*»  Wild  Mos%.  Sst  8ftr  (ear* 
68t9lb)      -  .  -  .      Mallens  - 

4  to  1  SKSt  Carlton,  5  to  1  agit  Andrany:,  13  to  2  agst  the 
J.otu8  coU,  7  to  1  ag9t  The  f^iddlec's  Wife,  10  to  1  agifc 
BrtUiant,  100  to  8  each  agst  Discoverer,  the  Ivy  fiUj, 
Witt  J  PiiBoer][^retoctioDifit..aiul.  Arga^  and  20  to  1  each 
Agst  Pennant,  Little  Ladj,  Wild  Notefl,  and  Wild  Moss. 
Won  bj'  a  length,  the  same  between  the  aeoond  and 
third. 

The  Flying  Welter  Handicap  of  5  sov.  each  for  starters, 
vith  150  added;  tbasetiond  i^eeeived  2&  sov. oat  of  the  stakes; 
entrance  812:8;  five  larkngBy  straight  (16  mib8»-^19i6^.  17«.) 
5fr  J.  O'Neili's  Mallow^  by  York,  3  ytH,  dst  9lb  Archer  1 
Mr  H.  Hangerford!s  Brigiiton,  3  yrs,  8st  695  C.Wood  2 
Mr  T,  Stance's  Lobster,  3  yrs,  Sst  3!b  -  Fagan  8 
Mr  C.  Uibbert's  Princess  Victoria,  3  yrs,  Tst  SDi  A.  White  4 
Mr  Eastern VSulphav,  aged,  9Bt    •  -       Watts  - 

Mr  Townley  Parker's  Filiery,  4  yjra,  dst  k393  A.  Giles  - 
Mr  G.  Oiiver*s  Banker,  4  yrs^Sst  »tb  •     Weldon  - 

Mr  A.  Gtvasley's.  Flower  o£  £i||^a]idy  <iiyr8, 

88t8lb        •  -  •  -Brnokshaw  - 

Mr  J.  Drislane's  Jane  Shore,  4  yrs,  8st-6]b  -  Piatt  - 

Sir  R.  Jardine's  Linda,  4  yes,  8st  atb*  -C  Bowman  - 

Mr  Otimond's  Castagnette,  3  yr%8st  -  K.  Martin  - 
D.  of  Bt  aufort  8  Ishab,-  4  yrs,  78t  lOlb  -  G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  K.  Crompton's  Royal  I)uke»  6  yvs,.  7st  5lb  Rawlinson  - 
Mr  T.  Leader's  Qw«ndraeth,.3  yrs^  7Bt  3m  -  F.  Uariett  - 
Mr  W.  Walker's  Lively,  4  yrs^  76t  ^Ib  (car. 

78tdtt)  ....  Goodway  - 
Mr  H.  Chaplin's  Harmattan,  3  yrs,  7Bt  -    J.  Woodbam  - 

3  to  1  agst  Mallow,  6  to  1  each  agst  Brighton  and  Snlphnr, 
100  to  12  agst  Ishah.  100  to  8  each  agj*t  Pillery,  Lobster, 
Princess  Victoria,  and  Jaire  Shore,  roo  to  6  each  agst 
Gwendraeth,  Linda,  and  Hannattan,  and  20  to  1  ag9t 
Banker.  Won  by  three  lengths,  four  lengths  between 
the  second  and  third. 

The  County  Welter  Handicap  o£  7  sov;  each  for  starters, 
with  2U0  sov.  added;  the  fleoond  received  25  sov.  out  of  the 
etakes;  entrance  dgsf  one  mile  (10  snbs. — 234/.  17«.) 
Capt  .Jones's  Tioe,  by  Umpire,  3  jre,  Sst  1  Itb  G.  Barrett  1 
Mr  J.  Pickerpgill's  ch.  g.  by  Salvator,  oot  of 

Peifar,  6  yrs,  9st  ^      -  -  Bnickshaw  2 

Mr  W.  1' Anson's  Prince  Rudolph,  4  yrs,  8st  9tb  Fagan  3 
Gen.  Owen  Williams's  Nautilus,  5  yrs,  lOst  2tb  Arctier  - 
Mr  H.  MackRcy's  Gaiety,  6  yrs,  9Bt  Ulb  .  C.  Wood  - 
Mr  T.  Leader's  Qmcklime,  6  yrs,  9st  lOlb       -  A.  Giles  - 


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D.  of  Beanfort's  Maria  Eenata,  3  jrs,  8st  ISib  F.  Barrett  * 
Mr  R.  G'adstone's  Dowry,  5  yrs,  8ftt  lOK  -  Platfc  - 
Mr  R.  Kodley*8  Oisela,  5  yrs,  8Bt  9tb  -  C.  Bownmu  ^ 
Mr  T.  CannoD's  Donbridge,  8  yrs,  8Bt  6lb  (car. 

8Bt9ft)  -  -  -  -  Watt^  - 

1 1  to  8  ngst  Tice,  100  to  30  ngft  Nantilns,  100  to  12  atzst  the 
Peffar  gelding.  10  to  1  ag«t  Donbridge,  100  to  8  each 
ag>t  Maria  Renata,  Qaicklime,  Prince  Radolpb,  and 
Dowry,  and  100  to  7  agst  (jaiety.  Won  by  a  length,  a 
bad  third. 

•  The  Caerden  Stakes  of  5  sov,  each,  with  100  adiled,  for 
two  yrs  oid,  88tl2lb,  three,  10st2lb,  four  and  opwurds^ 
lOstSlb;  lu.  aud  g.  allowed  3tb;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by 
auction  for  50  but.;  five  furlongs  (16  sabs.—  175Z.) 
-Capt.  Macbtll's  b.  c.  Rosy  Morn,  by  Rosicrncian, 

3  yrs      -  -  -  -      F.  Bdrrett  I 

Mr  £.  R.  Smithes  b.  c.  Lord  Byron,  4  yrs  G.  Barrett  *2 
Mr  R.  Peck's  b  c.  Forbidden  Fruit,  2  yrs  -  A.  Giles  3 
Mr  W.  G.  Sterens's  b.  f.  Songstress,  3  yrs  -  Watt:*  - 
Capt.  Maudslay'sb.f.  Breakfast,  3  yrs  -  WeldtHi  -> 
Ld  Hastings's  ch.  c.  Sir  Nigel,  2  yrs  •  -    Archer  - 

Mr  W.  Srevenson's  ch.f.  Pastime*  2  yrs  •  -I'lait  * 

Mr  J.  Shepherd's  b.  h.  Sir  Joseph,  aged  HearttieKl  - 

Mr  C.  Lnnd's  b.h.  Dunmore,  6  yrs  -  Bnickshaw  - 
Mr  W.  Barton's  b.  f.  Capitolinfl,4  jrs  Wainwrijrht  - 
Mr  T.  Green's  br.  c.  Blitz,  3  ,yrB  -         Suo%ideu  - 

1 1  to  10  on  RoHy  Morn,  6  to  1  agst  Blitz,  8  to  I  agst  Sir 
Kigel,  and  10  to  1  agst  Forbidden  Fruit.  Won  by  a 
neck,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. — The 
winner  was  bongbt  in  for  ?30gR. 

The  De  Trafford  Welter  Handicap  of  400  tK>T.  added  to  a 
Sweepstakes  of  5  sov.  each  for  starters  (the  sweepstakcH  to 
the  second);  entrance  lOgs  ft.  r  acceptors;  one  mile  aud  a  half 
(12  6abs.->384^  10«.) 

Mr  W.  J.  Legh'a  Radios,  by  Hampton,  3  yrs, 

9st  5fb       •  -  -       A.  Giles  I 

Mr  T.  Cannon's  Polemic,  5  yrs,  88t  8lb  (car.  8st  91b)  W  at  td  2 
Mr  Tow  n ley- Parker's  Pirate  of  Penzance,  3  yrs. 

83t  lib  -  -  -  A.  White  S 

Mr  W.  Stewnson's  Nightcap,  3  j-rs,  88t  9lb-  PUtt  4 

Mr  Abingtou's  Ben  Alder.  5  yrs,  98t  -  -  Archt-r  - 

Mr  H.  B.  Craig's  Old  Nobilitv,  4  yrs,  gst  13lb  F.  Barrett  - 
Mr  C.  Mortran's  Old  Gold,  5  yrs.  86tl  lib  -Wtildon  - 
Ld  Cawdor's  The  General,  3  jrs,  8st  lOlb  -  G.  Barrett  « 
Ld  Hartington's  Sir  Kenneth,  3  yrs,  8st9lb  Lashmar  > 
Capt.  Lee  Barber's  Ivanhoe,  5  }ib,  8st4lb  -     C.  Wood  - 


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Marquis  lion's  IVrnnp  Aoe,  .4  yrt,  Srt  J.  Woodbarn 
-Sir'R.  Jardioe's-Beaomont,  3  yrs,  78t  IStb  -  C.  Bowman  - 
8  to  )  agst  Sir  Keoneth,  il  .to.2  ag9t  Iranhoe,  6  to  1  each 
agst  Radius  and  Tbe  Geaeral,  100  to  15  aitst  Beaumout, 
7  to  1  a^at  Old  NobilUj,  10  to  1  each  agst  Polemic  and 
Ben  Alder,  and  100  to  8  each  agst  Old  Gold  and  Pirate 
of  Peosance.  Won  omly  by  four  lengths,  half  a  length 
between  the  second  and  third,  a  bad  fourth. 

Fjkidat.-^A  Maiden  Plafe  of  lOOgs,  for  all  ages,  maidens 
at  entry;  entrance  3  so  v.;  five  furlongs  (102Z.) 
Capt.  MachelPs  Snowilonn,  by  Sterling,  2  yrs,  8st  lOtt 

Ccar.  8st  12tb)      -  -  -  Archer  1 

Mr  Brydges  Willyams's  b.  c.  by  Coltness,  out  of 

Creole,  2  yrs,  88t   •  -  -      Tomlisson  2 

^ir  R.  Jardine's  eh.  f.  by  Adventurer,  out  of 

Fanny  Dfiy,  2yr8,  7st  Ulb   -  -    C.Bowman  S 

Jjd  Hartington's  b.  or  br»  c.  by  Hermit,  out  of 

BelpboBb«,  2  yrs,  Sst  .         •  -        Lashmar  4^ 

Mr  R.  W.  Armstrong's  Sagamore,  3  yrs,  98t  lib  owner-  - 
Mr  Osmond's  Palmyra,  2  yrs,  7st  1  ifb  -  £.  Martin  - 
Mr  Thompson's  Juliana,  ^  yrs,  7st  U  lb  -    Fngan  - 

Mr  J.  Waugh'sb.i.  by  Sterling,  out  of  (Casuistry, 

-  Syrs,  7stlim  -  .  -  .  -  G.Barrett  - 
IS  to  10  agafc  the  Casuistry  filly,  4  to  1  agst  Snowdoao,  100 

to  15  agst  tbe  Fanny  I>ay  filly,  10  to  1  agst  the  Be)- 

-  '  phoehe  colt,  and  100  to  8  agst- any  other.  Won  easily  by 

two  lengths,  a  neck  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Worsley  Nursery  Handicap  of  5  sov.  each  for  start ertr,. 
with  1 50  sov.  added,  for  two  yrs  old ;  winners  extra ;  entrance 
3g8;  five  farlongs  (14  sobs.— 211/.  17«.) 
'Mr  H.  Robertson's  br.c.  by  Muncaster,  out  of 

Reveillon,  8Ht  4(5      -            -            -        Fagan  I 

Mr  A.  Bririco's  Phonograph,  fist  12tb   -            -  Wall  2 

Gen.  Owen  Williams's  Pretty  Face,  Sst  12lb-  C.  Wood  » 
Mr  Somers's  Wine  Sour,  78t  lOlb  (incl.  lotb 

extra)       »            •            -           •   G.  Barrett  4 

lid  Calthorpe's  Scherzo,  7st  11  h  -  F.Barrett  - 
Sir  R.  Jardine's  ch.c.  by  Adventurer,  out  of  Miss 

Fool,  78t  9m  (car.  7st  lOlb)            -         C.  Bowman  r 

Mr  O.  Austin's  St  Valentine  II,  7st  7lb       -  Rawlinson  •* 

Mr  W.  Burton's  Lady  Beauelere,  78t  fiK     J.  Woodburn  « 

Mr  T.  Cannon's  Rieotta,  7st  4lb    -            -   E.  MartiD  - 

Mr  Manton's  Helen  of  Tfoy,  7st3n>    •      G.Woodbnra  ? 

Mr  J.  Coates's  The  Interloper,  7st  lib  (car.  7st8lb)  Luke  - 

Mr  R.  Vyner's  Pl'&i8,-7at  l»  ,          -            -  Finley  * 

lid  jDwham's  Serenata,  6et9tb    -            -    TomHason  - 


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AM*«lMoe»68t4ni  -  '  -    Wi&kmaf  - 

4^40  1         SohwvKOi  9  t(»  1  agflf  B«lfii  of  IIMI  to 

]6«(rrt  lA4y  Beanclens;  10  (o*l  eacteftgst'PV-eM^  Face, 
the  HoreiUon  ook;,  the  MiM  Pbol>eok»  RiooMa,  Mid  Wioe 
SMrt  and  9«l<to  1  ewek'Sfi^  Pf^dw-and  Plumojcnipb. 
liVioD  verf  <6«Hjr%  tboree  kngtflM,  tw9'l6»gfli»  between 
the  seooad  and  -tkdid.. 

The  Friday  Selfhig^  Sttekecr  of  156  mv:  by  'Bubseriptioii  €i 
4g8  each,  with'  B'2li  added,  for' two  yrs  old,  7M;  Ulll, 
three,  tf«t  I3lb,  four  aDd  npwatds^  lOeeTWr  tbe  -wiDoer  to-be 
fK)]d  by  aactioa  for  100  sov.;!!!.  and  g/allowed  311^  one  mile 
<17  Buhs.— 150/.) 

mr  Job.  Davis's  b.  g.  Drakensberg,  by  Jnlhis  CteBar, 

5yrs  -  -  -  •     Watta  1 

Mr  Redf era's  b.  c.  Gallant^  3  yn  -       Showden  3 

•Gen.  Owen  WIHanw'B  <*.•  It  I>eaii'8«rif t{  6^yni  C.  Wood  3 
Mr  W,  8»even8on»8  br.  c.  Chancer,  4  yrs-  -  Plktt  - 

Mr  T.  f^evens;  jun.^B  b.  b.  Ooggfles;  aged'  -  G.  Loates  - 
Mr  A.  C.  Wataon^B  br.  h.  CimiB>,  -      G.  Barrett  - 

Capt.  Jones's  ch.  f.  Mi?©  Waller;  *  yw  BludcshHW  - 
Mr  C.  Hibbeft^B  ch.  c.  SlfriveffbarA,  3  ps  ^  A,  Giles  - 
Mr  Abington's  b.  c.  Aylesford,  3  yis-  -    Archer  - 

Mt  R.  S.  OomptGnf^B  b.  f.  Almond,  2  yrB-  dtf^ndley  - 
Mr  W.  I'Anson^B  b.  t  Stone-deafj  2  yrs  (jctur. 

7*frlVl»)-  -  -  -  Pugan  - 

Mr  J.  Craig^  br.  g.  Tfiaddens,  2  -yrB-  -  F;  BMrett  - 

Mr C.  JouBiffe's  ch.  g.  Gaylad,  2  yrB^(car.7st  I2tb^  Liddiard  - 
4  to  1  agst  Gallant,  5  to  1  agst  IlTakensberg,  6  to  1  eadx 
agst  Cirrns,  Ayle!»for4,  and  Dean.  Swift,  7  to  1  agst 
btone-deaf,  10  to  1  each  agst  Misg  Waller  and  Goggles, 
and  100  to  8  agst  Chancer.  Won  by  a  bead,  the  same 
between  the  secondhand  third. — The  winner  was  bought 
in  for.SUOgsy  and  Gen.  WilliaoiB  clainiBd  Gallant  for 
Mr  A.  Cooper. 

The  Lancashire  Cnp  (handicap)  of  500  sov.  added  to  a 
Sweepetadces  of  15  sov.  each,  10:fti,  wtBnen'eatM;:  thaeecond 
received  SO^sov.  ooOodi  the  «take»v  eatrimae*  3g%  fthsionly  foiv 
€eit  if  deeinred;  one  mile  (45  subs.  26 "Of  ivbxxn  pakteBtoanoe 
-enly-eeoi.  17#.) 

Mr  W.  Gildert?8  VbnMrioBv  bf/  Ckroelbn^  5'  ja% 

6f)t  lOffi-  -  .  -  WMl  I 

Mr  W.  Wirni's  Lady  CaBllBrwgfa,  a  yr^  Gafci  IStt' 

(oar.  78t  4m|'       -  -  F.  Barrett  t 

Gen.  Owen  WilliamB's  Cohort,  0  yn^Jjl  TA  (eae;. 

7fltlins9  .       ..  «         aWioad  J 

Mr  W.  Sandenon'B  Cliftonian,  4  yrs,  Gst  81b        Finle/  4 


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D.  of  Hesntforrfr-  BMteni'  £iiif«roiF,  .4  jn; 

78t  iltt  .  «  .  6.  Bamtt  - 

Xid  EUe8inere*8  Somerton,  4  yrs,  78t  7lb  £.  tt&rtin  - 

Sir-  R.  Jardine's  Beaocbflnp,  4  'y^Sy '^st  Ufll  J.  Woodimm  - 
^  li.  Jardine's  Bmuuuoiu,  3.  jrrg^  58t.  T.  Loateg-  ^ 

2  to  I  fififst.Lftdy  Gastlereagh,  l^o^iwSO  agtb  RflKtera  Emv 
pertfTr  4  ta<l  agst^Onhoft^iS  tot  F  agstt  SbtDerton^  1  DO  to  6 
each  ag«t  Lncerne  and  Vemr^iDir^  and  20"lo  I  agat  BeatXi* 
mout.  Won  by  four  leogtlw,  thi^e  ien^hs! -between  Um 
BBcon<l  and  thiid,  a  bad  foavtih.' 

The  Wilton  Welter  Handicap  of  ^  sot.  each  for  starteri^ 
with  luO  sov.  added;  entrance  3  .sov.;  five  forloogs  (l&saha. 
— 162Z.) 

Mr  W.  Gilbert^s  Dulcimer,  by  Gymbali  3  yra^ 

Ssc  6Ib      -  -  -  .    C.  Loates  1 

Mr  Manton'a  Stourwick,.  3  J7(8,  8st  lOib  (car. 

Sst  I'itb)   -  -  -  -        Archer  2 

Mr  Eastern's  Snlphur,  aged,,98t  7B»    -  C  Wood  3 

Mr  A.  Greasley.'s    lower  i£  £ng)and,  6  jrs,  . 

98t  2fb  -  -  -  Bmckshaw  - 

Mr  Y.  R.  Grabmiir?»  Stecbfmd,  4  yrs;  «8t  I'dRy  6<  Barretti  - 
Mr  J.  D  ri8lane^8  J aoe  Sibm^  4  yn,^8ti  1  Bib  *  Piatt  * 
Mr  J.  rickersgiirs  Export,  5  yrs,  Sst  Olb*-  -  Fagan;  • 
Mr  Osmond's  Casta^etttf,  3  yi«,  8i3t  71b  K  Mar4)in 
Mr  W.  R,  Marshall's  Liffey,  4  yrs,  Set  4lb  -  Pittley*  - 
Mr  T.  Leader's  Qwendraetli,  3=  \  rs,  Tst  lOHb  '  A.  Wfeiiie  • 
Mr  T.  Hnghes's  Stonefali,  3  yrs,  7M  m  -  F.  Barrett  * 
D.  of  Beaufort's  Constance,  3  yrs,  78t  6lb         •  Wilton  - 

3  to  1  agst  Stourwick,  5  to  1  aR:st  Dulcimer,  11  to  fif  agst 
Stechiord,  7  to  1  ai^st 'Liffey,  10  to  1  each  agst  JaneShore, 
Export;  and  Stonefall,  100  to  S  ttgJit  8uiptnnr,  and  108 
to  7  agst  Flower  of  Ebgland:  Won  by  a  neck,  a  length 
between  the  seoond  and'  third: 

A  Plate  of  150  sov.,  by 'subscription  ,  of  6  sov.  each,  with 
90  sov.  added;  the  wimier  to  be  sold  by  aactioa.£or.  150jfiOT.; 
cne  mile  (13  subs. — 150/.) 

Mr  W.  btevensoti's  Cniig  'Royston,  by  Maogvegor, 

5  yrs,  9btiOlb      -  -  -  -  Flatt  1 

Mt  Unngerford's  LittU'Lady,  2  yrs,  78t  69U  (car. 

7«tlltb)  ...         O.Woad  2 

Ifr  Gottscbalk'0  Helicon,,  aged)  96t  I0n'  -  Watts  3 
Mr  A.  G.  Watson's  Cirrus,  57t«,  98t  1MI»  G«  Barrett  4 
Mr  John  Charltton*s  Albaa;  6  yrs,  98l;*><nb'    -  }L  Barrett  5 


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a  to  I.  agst  little  IMy,  100  to  30  agst  Hdiooa,  7  to2^ag^t 
.    .  CirroF,  6  tol.  ogst  Craig  llo}Bton,  and  10  to  1  ai^st 
Albao.   WoD  hy  ^  peck,  the  same  between  the  9ecoif4 
umI  third.— The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  C.  J.  Merry  for 

SlOgA. 

-  ATwoyrs  old  Selling  Plate  of  150  soy.  for  colt**,  9sfr, 
'fillies  and  -geldings,  8st  nib;  the  winner  to  be  boM  by 
anctioD  for  SO  sot.;  eadmnoe  4  sot.}  fire  farlongs  (146i.). 
8ir  G.  Chetwynd^s  b.  I.  Vivaeioas,  by  SkyUrk   C.  Wood  1 
Mi  G.  Cleveland's  ch.  c.  Sarasate     -  F.  Barrett  2 

Mr  J.  Drislane's  b.  c  Hoonatrack  •  .  Piatt  3 

Mr  L.  Forster's  br.  c.  Porthos         -  .  -     Watts  - 

Ld  Hastings's  ch.  c  Sir  Nigel   -  -  Archer  - 

Mr  Vyner's  b.  c.  Kiss  Not  -  -  -  Griffiths  - 

Mr  W.  G.  Stevens's  b.  or  br.  c.  Dochart  -  G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  W.  Sadler'8  br.  f .  Matrimony      •  -  Snowden  - 

Mr  W.  Bnrtou's  ch.  f.  Kate      -  -      A.  White  - 

'  6  to  4  agst  VlTacions,  6  to  1  agst  Portho<«,  7  to  I  each  agst 
Dochart  and  Sarasate,  16  to  1  each  agst  Sir  Nigel  and 
Kate,  and  100  to  8  each  agst  Kirs  Not  and  Moonstruck. 
Won  b^  a  length,  half  a  length  between  the  second  and 
third.-^The  winner  was  bought  in  for  250gs. 

The  KUesmere  Welter  Handicap  of  5  sov.  each  for  starter.«, 
•with  150  added;  winners  extra;  entrance  Sg^;  six  furlongs 
{M.snbs.— 21U.  17«0 

Mr  H.  Uungerford's  Brighton,  by  .Bosicmciao,  3  vrs, 

Ostarb     -    -  -      C.Wood  I 

Mr  E.  Benjamin''s  Northern  Duke,  3  yrs,  9st  3lb  Webb  2 
Mr  C.  Hibbett's  Gipsycraft,  .5  yrs,  8st  -  Jessop  3 
MrJ*  Hammoml's  Hedge. Priest,  4  yrs,  9st  71b  Archer  - 
}Ar  A.  Briflco's  Qannet,  3  yrs>  9st  5lh        -  Watts  - 

Oipt  Jones's  rice,  3  yrs,  Qst  5tb  (incl.  lOlt  ex.)  Bruckshaw  - 
"Mx  H.  Macksey's  Zigzag,  3  yrs,  9at  -      Suow^eu  - 

Mr  H.  Sopp's  Pauillac,  6  yrp,  Sst  13lh  -  -A.  Giles  - 

Mr  T.  Cannon's  Periostenin,  5  yrs,  Sst  lllb  -  E.  Martin  - 
Ld  Hartifigtoii's  Xarifa,  4  yrs,  Sst  lib  •  Lash  mar  - 

Ifr  T.  Brown'fi  Beenham,  3  yrs,  7st  13lb  -  Fagan  - 
Mr  W.  Walker's  Lively,  4  yrs,  7«t  Uift-  -    Piatt  - 

D.  of  Beaufort's  Forio,  3  yrs,  7st  9th        -    G.  Barrett  - 
Mr  John  Charlton's  Lady  Katharine,  3  yrs, 
I  7st^7ll5      -  -  -  -   if\  Barrett  - 

4  to  1  agst  Zigzag,  ^  tg  }  agnt  Hedge  Priest,  6  to  1  agsl 
,  Brighton,  100  to  15  each  agst  Gannet  and  Forio,  7  to  I 
.'.    .»gs|;,  Northern  Dnke,  8  to  1  agst  Tlce,  and  10  to  1  eaeh 
agst  Panillac  and  Periosteum.    Woa  by  half  a  lengthy 
two  len.gths  between  the  second  and  third. 


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'  Saturdat.— Mr  T.  Green's  I#nch  '  LeVen,  1)v  PHnfc^ 
€harHe,  S  yrs,  lOst  (Snovrden),  beat  Mf  Jos.  DtfvW's  Ktright 
at  Barghley,  aged,  98t  (Archer)i  six  fnHongs.  SGoVlOO  ff. 
— 6  to  6  on*  Knight  of  Barghley .  Won  in  a  canter  by  f onr 
lengths.  1.  . 

.  The  Copeland  Nursery  Handicap  of  5  sov.  each  for  starters, 

with  100  80V.  added,  for  two  yrsoid;  winners  extra;  entrance 

2g8;  five  furlongs  (12  subs.— I52Z.  \Bs.) 

Mr  T.  Cannon's  Tib,  by  Tibthorpe,  7st  eib'(tocl. 

•  7ft  extra)  -  t  -     ■  B.  Marfia  Ir 

Mr  J.  B.  Leigh's  Exning,  8st  13lb  •  .  AralMT  >  % 

Mr  A.  Brisco's  Phonograph,  est  5.1b        -  -     A.  Bro.^n  '8 

Mr  P.  Renfrew*8  Footlight.  7st  61b  *  <  A.  White  i  - 

Mr  J.  Wangh'iib.f.  by  bteriingt  OutolCasnistry, 

6st  13m  (oar.  7at)        -  -         '    >F.Batrett  4 

Mr  W.  Burton's  b.  f.  by  Bugler,  out  of  Alice  Lee,  i.  -  » 
.  6«ti3ib  -     '     .  -  •  w.GloTfet :  4 

Mr  J.  Pickersgill's  Nnbbley  Bux,  6st  12lb  J.  Woodbnm 
Ld  Dnrham's  Maid  of  Honour,  6st  9lb  ToaiUsson  '  ^ 

Col.  Forester's  Canny  Scot,  6st  9B^  -  Wall  • 

Mr  J.  Powney's  Langridge,  68t  6ft  (inch  71b 
'  extra)     -  ^  -  '«    Oangerfield  ^ 

Mr  Osmond's  Pedestrian,  i^st  13&»  (car.  6Bt  5lb)  H.Arnull  - 
Mr  W.  Sanderson's  Amber,  5st  9ft  •        Mullens-  - 

100  to  30  agst  Pedestrian,  6  to  1  each  agst  Exning  and 
Langridge,  8  to  1  agst  Fo  )tlight,  10  to  I  each  agst 
Phonograph,  the  Alice  Lee  filly,  and  Canny  Scot,  100 
to  8  each  agst  Tib,  the  Casuistry  filly,  and  Maid  of 
Honour,  and  20  to  1  each  agst  Nnbbley  6ox,  and  Amber. 
Won  by  three  lengths,  a  length  between  the  second  and 
third;  jPedestrian  was  left  at  the  post.  .  > 

;  A  Selling  Nursery  Handicap  Plate  of  lOOgs,  for  two  yrs 
<>ld;  the  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  (O  so7.;  entranoe 
<8g8;  five  furlongs  (lOU.  17«.) 
Mr  W.  Sadler's  Matrimony,  by  Macgregor, 

78tllft      -  -  -  -  £.  Martin  1 

Mr  J.  Muraford's  Merrythought,  8st  2!b-         A.  White  2 

Mr  Brydges  Willyams's  Merry  Note,  78t  5ft    Tomlisson  3 

Mr  R.  Peck's  Rosary,  Bst  9ft  (car.  Sst  12lb)  Arclier  - 

Mr  Vyner's  Precis,  Sst  lib  -  •       Finley  - 

Mr  R.  W.  Armstrong's  Sir  Nigel,  78t  lift        Lashmar  - 

Mr  W.  I'Anson's  Van  Ayr,  7st  9lb  -        Fagan  - 

«Mr  J.  W.  Lee's  Bagley  Oreen,  Tst  9ft  -         W.  Glover  - 

•Mr  R.  Stewart's  Auburn,  7St6ft  -  G.  Woodbnm  - 

Mr  C.  J.  Merry's  Mirth  III,  TstSft  -  F.  Barrett  - 
Mr  J.  PickersgiU's  b.  f.  by  Pem  Goitoee,  out  of 

Bonny  May,  78t  5ft  -     J.  Woodbnm  ^ 


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Ux  Tndtt^-HMilEiB'B  Udf  Smi«i>ipr,  Tit  i»  JUwIumw  • 
lir  B.  Stewart's  HmthBrfflower,  7(iUft  H.  AnM  • 

Mr.KR.8mUb*8  AyeQeUa,<7sUtb  -         LoJu  ^ 

Mr  R..S.  CioinplonVAlvioD^^TatdJb  •  -.Ant/on  - 

Mr  J.  %.  Platt'B  Hibernia,  78t     -  -  Wall  - 

7  to  4  agst  Lady  Saperior,  ,7  to.l  aipt  -Boaarr,  and  LQta 
t  each  agst  Matrimony  and  Mhth  III.  Won  by  foot 
lengths^  two  lengths'  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Farewfll  Selling  WiBber  iEbindiimfy  Plato  of  lOOfS^ 
tfie  winner  to  be  sold  by  auction  for  50  sor.;  entaDoeidsoT.; 
«ixlMiknig8(l02j.) 

Mr  T.  Holmes's  Floridor,(  bjr  Gtadale^  Hir 

OMnil6na,3yr8, 78t  lift      •  -      /Tnidwson  .1 

Mr  J.  Martin's  Sir 'EUdQr«i4  yxt^M10Bl  -t&Mnrden  it 
Mr  B.  Dalgliesb's  Meneria,  3  yrs,  78t  laOb  lE.  Mantia  8 
Capt.  Jones!s  Miss  Waller,  4  ym^9st  tib  «&.  Barrett 
Ld  Hartington's  Xarifa,  4  yrs,  Sst  4lb  -  -Lasbraar  - 
Mr  T.  Brvwn's  Beenbaas,  S/yats,  tat  "Sib  -  iAigaa  - 
Mr  J.  A.  Hoaeard's  Befeder,  A<yre»>8st*ilb  ♦Jjvke  - 

Mr  .W.  Stevenson-s  Explosion;  3  yrs^^Tst  ia8>  -  Bkitt  « 
D.  of  Beanfort's  Constanoo.  ftyrs,  Jafa lift  'df^ fiaxrett  - 
Mr  B.  8.  Qrnmpton's  Royal  Dnke.  fiyrsr  7st  I  Oft  W.  Glavcr  - 
Mr  A.  Atttinboiy'itBoUs  Hood,  aged,i38UOtfei  iBawlinfiOB  - 

5  to  1  each  agst  Sir  Elidor,  XaHfa,  -and  Beenbam,-  6  to  1 
•each  ag8t  Miss  Waller  and' Menetia,  and  8  to  I  agat 
Constance.  Won  by  -a  lengtb»'tb>^  lengtba  between 
the  second  and' third.— The  winner^waa  sold  to- Mr  Man- 
ton  for-  >65gs. 

The  F«ial  Sbite  .-of  iSiiMiBS;  ientrtme  ^)3.>•DT.;  .one  mile 
(102/.) 

Col.  Forester's  Boundary,  by  Landmark,  2  yrs, 

7Btfllb  -  -  -  F.  Barrett  1 

*frH.  Macksey's  Strt)dncr,  aged,  9rt  12lb  -  C  Wood  •  2 
Mr  H.  Portridge's  Q.C.,^  2  yrs,  78t  5lb  -     Axtell  '3 

Mr  J.  Coates's  The  Intcrlc^r,  2-  yrs,  7st  5ft  take  •  4 

Ld  FJIesmere's  Lady  Clarendon,  3  yrs,  Sst  12ft  G.  Barrett  5 
•Mr'ThompHon's  jQliana,'^  yrs,  7&t  2lb      -  J.'Woodbnm  ■  6 

6  to -4  agst  Snbdner,  4  to  1  agAt'Bonndary;  5  to  1  api 
Lady  Clarendon,  6  to  V agst  Q'C,  and  TO  to  1  earfa  agst 
The  Interloper  and'J.nliana.  Won  by  a  length,,  a  bad 
third. 

The  Manehester  November  HaiidiQap4)f.<eaiaT.e«eh,  10  It. 
with  ItiOti.  added ;  winners  entm^  the^aeeoad  j«eeive<t  100  so7. 
Dntof  the  stakes;  entranne  5  aon  Ith^  otn^y  forfeit  if  deolacsd; 
Cap  Coarse,  aboot  one  niJe  Aod  tb«ee-4«ar(»ra  .^40.  •nbs..Sl 
4>f  mkomfoM  antranoe  only— 1195Z.) 


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<«r.  78tllk>  .....  Luke  d 
JfrT.  GaniMm^(PoBlicn9pij  4'7iiv68t«l%  T.  LoateB  <S 
Mr  H.  Huagerford's  Xema,  5  yrBy.M  llOOk  («Mr. 

.7>tnlb)    «  -  -     C^Wooi  i« 

Mr  H.  B:  Craijr'g  Merry  Prince,  6  yrs,  78t  £.  Manin  4 
Mr  Manton'fl  TfaelniB^iaised^tMft  -{iMier  — 

Mr  J.  Hmmmond'fr  ¥\mrtmee; 5  7n»> 8st  IJRl  •  Webb  - 
B.  0t  BcMifort's  EBBteEii  fi«ip«nar,  >4  yrs^ 

rstllfft      -  -  -  tGjBarrea;  - 

Mr  Osmmid'fl  Pizarro,  4  jrs.  M  Sfb'  (oar.-7st<9ft)  Pagan  « 
Mr  Sniibwick'spfiileBeeae,  Siyw,  TetStt  ^mL 

lOfll'extra)       .  .  'iF/Sarrett 

Mr  R.  P^k'B  Hnngarian,  3  yn,  7»t.  tti       •    A.  White  - 
Mr  W.  WinnVLady  0RStiareft9h,9»yP8,6flt  SlbTonsHMon 
Mr  R.  CariDgtoufs  MaMnonuiatyni,  Ost  4lb      W.  Glover  - 
Ld  HartioKtoi^'s  Sir  Kenneth,  3  yn,  6st  (car.  ^st  4lb)  WaH  - 
7  to  4  a|itat/Kite!eQne,''6  to  l  agat  UnngBrnniy  7  Jo  I  'caeb 
«g8C  Pontiempt  and  Xema/  9  to  I  agat  <Tllebais.  100  to  7 
each  agat  Minaiwaiaiid  Lady  OaBtlmagli,  S5  to  I  each 
mfst .  Fkweaofr  -awk  Pnanro.  •  ^3-  to  1  ^  aiest  Baatcrn  Km* 
pemr.  40  to  1  agat  Kr  KHinielb,t6<»to  1  «agat  Raffaell^^ 
and  100  to  I  figst  Merry  Pnnce.  Woo.  Ifj  half  aleng^h^ 
a  bad  third. — An  objection  to  the  winn£r,.oii  the.grouDd 
qLm  cannon,  waa  over-mled. 

The  (SatardfljrMMnfi:  Handicap  Pfato  ^leOsor.,  by  Bit¥- 
acription  of  4g8  each,  with  99/.       acMed;  the  winner  to  be 
sold  by  anctiott  for  S^aov.;  one  mile  (19  inba.— ^1^504.) 
MrG.  Arden'a  Levanter,  by  Glendale,  4yrP| 

7tt4lb  -  -  -  A.  Whfte  I 

Id  CardiYMH'i  Dickens,' 5  yrs,78t:  71b        -  Wall  2 

Mr  Manton's  Floi1dor,.3  yrs,  6st  Ittb  '  Tomlisaon  Z 

Mr  C.  J.  Merry's  Oraig  *Roy&ton,  5  yxs, 

88t  lom        -  -  -  -O.  Barrett  - 

Mr  T.  Cannon'a "  Perioatenm .    yrs,  8ht  01b       E.  Mart  in  - 
Mr  John  Charlton's  Alban,  6  \  rs.  Sst  -     '  G.  Woodbum  - 
Mr  Rodlcy'a  Gisela,  6  yrs,.  7Bt  1 2fm^(car.7ftt  13ftXC.  Bowman  - 
Mr  W.  Kowef'g  Phryne,  4  yra,  ?st  I2lb       ^J,  IVoodbiirn  - 
Bffr  W.  StcTenson's  Chancer,  4  yrs,  78t  TRJ        Good  way  - 
Mr  W.  P.  GreenalPs  Prisdlla,  4  yra,  7st  tfb-    F.  Barrett  - 
4  to  1  agst  Floridor,  5  to  1  a^st  Priscilla,  6  to  1  each  agst 
Periostenm,  Gisela,  and  Dit  kens,  7  to  1  agst  Levanter^ 
and  8  to  I   each  agut  Craig  Royston,  Alban.  and 
Chancer.   Won  by  three  lengths,  the  same  between  ihe 
aeoond  and  third.— The  winner  was  sold  to  Mr  Tmlock* 
Han  kin  for  2<)6g8. 


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b5J  BAOING  CALENDAR. 


The  Stud  Sellfaiff  PlaM  of  14»|C8.  fiv  two  jrs  old,  ML,' 
three,  98t  4tt>,  foar  and  upwards,  Sst  7lb;  -  m.  aiid  g.  allowed 
Sib;  the  winner  to  he  sold  hy  auction  for  5D  sot.*,  entranoe 
3  80T.:  five  I'nrlonKt  (102/.) 

Ur  J.  DrislaDe*^  h.c.  Moonstruck, -by  Rosebery, 

2  yrs      -  -  -  •        Piatt  r 

Gen.  Owen  Williams'^  ch.b.  Dean  Swift,  6  yn  C  Wood  2 
Mr  J.  Hammond's  b.  c.  Hedge  Prieat^  4yn     •  Arehet  S 
Mr  T.  Green'8  bl.  c.  Knight  Errant,  4  yri  firackahaw 
Mr  K  R.  Smith's  h.  c.  Lord  Byron,  4  yrs  -      G.  Batrett  - 
Mr  T.  Green's  br.  c.  Blitz,  3  yra     -  *  Snowden 

Mr  A.  J.  W ager's  ch.  f.  Lowland  Lass,  4  yrs  Connor  - 
Mr  W.  Burtrm's  br.f-Capitolina,  4  yrs  -  -  Booty  - 
Mr  fiastem's  b.  m.  Zinnia,  aged  -  Watts 

6apt.  Mandslav's  b.f.  Breakfast,  3  yrs  -  '  Weldou  - 

Mr  Phillips's  ch.  f.  by  Westbonrne,  out  of  Weat 
■  End,  2  yrs    -  -  •  -  Goodway 

n  to  8  agst  Hedge  Priest,  2  to  1:  agst  l>ean  SwifU  100;  to  9 

agfit  Lord  Byron,  100  to  8  each  agst  Blitz  and  Zinnia, 
!     and  20  to  1  agst  any  other.  Won  by  a  length  and  a  half, 

two  lengths  l^tween  the  second  amid  third. — ^The  winner 

was  sold  to  Mr  Hammond  for  30Qgs.  : 

*  The  Eglinton  Nursery  Handicap  of  10  ,8ov.  eitclf  for 
acceptors,  with  200  sov.  added,  for  two  yrs  old;  winners 
extra ;  the  second  received  20  hov.  ont  of  the  stakes j  entrance 
Sgs,  the  only  forfeit  if  declared;  six  furlongs  (3k  subs.  17  of 
Mhom  ])aid  entrance  only — 306i.  I7».) 
Mr  C.  J.  Cunningham's  b.  g.  by  Wisdiom,  or 

Quits,  out  of  Relief,  7st  13lb       -  Chandley  1 

^ir  K.  Jardine's  b.  c.  by  Tynedale,  but  of  Lotus, 
.  TstSte  -  -  '        :  '  -Goo^^way  2 

Mr  J.  Hammond's  Bronze,  7st  lOlb  •  '    F.  Barrett  3 

Mr  'W.  Sanderson's  Wild  Mo8s,  68t  9lb  -  MuIIeus  4 

Mr  W.  Stevenson's  Pastime,  7st  -      W.  Glover  5 

Mr  H.  W.  Cooper's  Wishing  Well,  7stlllb 

(incl.  7lb  extra)     -  -  *  J.  Woodbum  6 

Even  on  Bronze,  9  to  2  agst  Wild  Moss,  100  to  15  agst 
*^     the  Lotus  colt,  7  to  1  agst  Wishing  Well,  and  10  to  I 
.  flgst  the  Relief  gelding.    Won  b^  half  a  length,  three 
lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 


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6EP ABATE  LIST 

OF 

WINNING  HORSES 

IN 

GREAT  BRITAIN  AND  IRELAND, 

1885. 


The  amonnU  in  the  following  lists  are  calculated  upon  the 
principle  established  in  Bale  11  (iii),  of  the  Bales  of 
Bacing. 

In  eases  of  compromise  withont  a  race,  the  horse  that  walks 
over  has  been  reckoned  as  the  winner  of  the  whole  prize; 
and  in  cases  of  dividing  after  a  dead  heat,  each  horse  is 
reckoned  the  winner  of  the  whole  prize,  according  to  Bale 
36  (iv.) 

(M./ifT  meeting,  h,for  lumdioap,  xa,for  match,) 


5"  Got  by  ADVENTUBKB.  mb2 

4  Borneo,  Sir  B.  Jardine's,  23262.  17«.  (h.)  at  Man- 

chester, and  445  (h.)  at  Ascot-  -  .2 

3  Kinmont  Willie,  Mr  Henderson's,  77  at  Liyerpool    -  1 

5  Lady  Clare,  Sir  B.  Jardine's,  102  (h.)  at  Ayr  -      -  1 

4  Linda,  Sir  B.  JarJine*s,  295  (h.)  at  Bedcar,  and  180 

(h.)  at  Liverpool         -  -  -  2 

ALBEBT  VICTOB. 
3  Bean  Nash,  Count  Fjestetics's,  102  at  Newmarket  Cra.  I 

3  Cassia,  Mr  T.  Valentine's,  130  (h.)  at  Doncaster,  and 

384Z.  16tf.  at  Liverpool         -  -  -  2 

4  Corinia,  Mr  A.  Victor's,  127  (h.)  at  Salisbury,  130  (h.) 

at  Epsom;  Mr  Heasman's,  136  at  Windsor  First 
June  M.,  and  264  (h.)  at  the  Second  Jane  M.;  Mr 
Abington's,  117/.  18«.  at  Sandown  Park;  and  Mr 
Heasman's,  101 Ms,  (h.)  at  Alexandra  Park  -  6 
a  Donald,  Mr  A.  Victor's,  lOU.  17«.  at  Brighton;  Mr 
Duncan's,  lOH.  17«.  at  Alexandra  Park,  and 
lOU.  17«.  at  Warwick         -  -  -  3 

Vol.  CXIII.  A  a 


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554  WINNING  HORSES. 

a  Fortnne-Teller,  Coant  Feitetici's,  107  (h.)  at  Alex- 
Mdim  Park  Snm.  M.;  Mr  Hillier't,  107  (b.)  at 
CroydoD,  200  (iiL)4Uifitaiploit  Jbffk.and  lOU.  I7«. 
at  Alexandim  Park-  -  -  -  4 

5  Oaietj,  Mr  Mackej's,  102%il  Alexasdn  Park  Snm.  M., 

]0U.17«.  (h.)  #])d  loU  \U.  (b.)^  tboQ^d 
.  Bvatk      mA  l£t  (b.)  ttrLlwiDol  -    ,  ^  4 

2  BannooT,  Mr  John  Charlton 't,  146  at  Cheater        -  1 

6  Longfellow,  Mr  F.  R.  Hnt%  lOW.  I7#.  at  Worcester  1 
a  Majmora,  Mi:  C^rjIigtQn'i,  Hfil.  }79,,  (M  .nt  Jfcrth- 

t  ampton        -  -         -  -  •  -    .  1 

5   Merry  Prince,  Mr  H.  13.  Crajg'g,  1012  (b.)  at  Cbefler  1 

3  Monolith,  Ld  HartingtoD'f,  636  (k.)  at  Manchester, 

210;.  17#  (h.)  at  WIndior,  135Z.       (h,)  at  Kemp- 

2,  Nnbbler  Pni*  D.  of  Poi^land's,  JOU.  17iu  ^t  Liyer. 

poof|.an^MrIMcXmfdn'0, 146^  17t.(br)BtY.hibo]n  t 
t  Tttliadio/Ld  0.  fiereifordV  1«0  atHTewmarki^tiSirst 

8pr*  M.        •  -  •  -      -  J 

5  '  IBioyii  Bak^'  Hfr  SteTensoD's,  102^  (b.)  atfie|^car,  and 

t30  (h.)  8t  ,(>!e|Joniata  Hnnt  A  -  -      -  2 

6  ;flaHor  Wnce,The,  Mr '0rl1!>ert*s,  S9O/. -IV/Cb.)  at 

8andowtt^Park,  and  388^  4«/(fa.>atIiterpooI  •  t 
a  Tita,  Mr  BaHV,  360  Cb.)  at  York  -  -  1 

2  To(o,  MrR:Oviboroe's,  m  i^tPoBtefmct  -  -  I 
8   Willie  Sharper  Mr  Hopa^s,.4aaat-N«wsast1e  Bpr.  M., 

and  low.  X7#,  (h.).         3nm.  M.,,and  lOU.  I7«. 

.qi.)  atjeertb        -  -  -  -  3 

2  Wwtet' Cbernr;  D/ Off  ' Be*afbrt*B,-le0i  than- W  at 

SandoWAParXatd  lOir.ir^.Oi'OifWiridck  -  2 

A  •KiniE'H  Court,  Mr  W.  Genge's,  m<^i)«tlWaiK>r  -  1 

4  Psfit,  M'-  Heatman's,  150  at  Lewes         •  -  1 

4  Stonrhead ,  Mr  TajFlor'si  460  (b.*)    Borthampton,  and 

800  (bv)  at  Warwick  '         •  -  -  2 

5  JU)i?f1j,.Sir  0.  CbetwjQd'i«»  m  Ih)  H  Ufmtf>l  Spr. 

'M*^iio4.Mr  Abiji8U»n't<9$0.Cbr>atrtib«J^i;^«,M.  •  2 

I 

ANDBrED. 

6  Glasgow,  My  H:  T.  BaTQlay'ii,  .127  Cb-)  Cnwton 

Park,  lOU.  1 7#.  at  Lichfield)  Capf^,  M«rb«)t's«:i50 
and  197  at  Manchester        -  *  •  .  4 


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iiBBCKiiiraRr 

2   Blat*  •Hose',  Mr  0/ J.  'BIaiK!^;iS9'*«"Oott^9rl5,.ftnd 
\  2^and  l'18;itt^Tftp^Ct^jtagh  -      -      -  -  3 

2    Biamantine,  Mr  D.|if^f  .(^j,J^^§t^,'yih?  Curragh  -  1 

-  .T,Qffeen*8  Plate  at  the  Curragh  June-flt-^^n^  flMiP 
i    DowD  Boy al  Corp.,  M.,  Due  at  Thei^fiirfiiAfl^ 

and  82  (h.)  at  Baldovle  Ant,  M.  -       -  6 

9    Kilcreene,  Mr  Smithwick's,  950  (h.)  at  Liverpool     -  1 

2  l^iilb^rrj,  Mr  Linde's,  16'^  (h.)  at  ^^ald/pyle      -      -  1 

3  Paddj.Mc  Smithwick's,  t4:v(h.>»<iX4ieifift5^  -  1 
^   81  Kftvin,,;!^^  i).  J.  Blake's,  4^ a^^ThiQmm'^m^ 

i»  ffWllJw4*.eQaeeii's  Plate  d  3 

5   ^vfe  Jekpftf/'Mf  Petrte'#,;195  (fa.)  ^t^\Liy^rpool        ^  1 
-ASCETIC. 

2   M^rrymw;  Mr'  0.'  H.^oiies's,  ^48fc  lOa'. ,  (h.)  at  The 
'  Qnrragh       -  -  -  .      -  i 

'  BArt&f  E. 

2   p  Sharp,  ^/tr  1^'  Pi^wson^s;  1 1 6f ,  %7*,,  and^  Mr .  Ben- 
jamiti^fi;  lOM:  17*.  ateFottr  OaltB  Park;  Ur^W;,  G. 
■    ^teyens*^,  IQlX  lt#.at'Woi:peater        -  r  3 

4  Oiadcste;;  Mt     R,:HtmtV,  102  (h.)  aV.Stockhtidge ; 

'  MrWifhenffi^  1017: 17*.dt  tei<;e8teir,'and  10 tf.  lis, 
iMi^^nghton   -  -  -  -      -  3 

2   06M^iggelr;'Mr'Wkel1in»8,^7tit»TbeCiirmgh        -  1 

2  Lrving.Bi8^iop,,Mr  Ga^nonjs,  r43^t  Jh^  Curragh    -  1 

3  Joshna,  D>  ofe  Hamthon's, '  >  65  fit*  Tork  Spr.  M: ;'  Mr 
•    Rodl©y%  156/.  1 7^., at, Newcastle,  102  (h.)  at  Fon- 

,  t(9fract,*.16Q  at^  S'toc^ton  j*  and  Mr.lGr^en^s,  125  at 
'Yoik^Au^^  M.      -  -  -  -  5 

2   Light  Winer MirGatiti'8;^99      at  DoiiF^myal  Corp. 

M.,  and  67  (h.)  and  96  (h.)  at  Thef  Cnrmgh-      -  3 

5  Prince,  The,  Ld  .  f?137  (h.)  at  New- 

...WffrJietJ^iratrQpt^M.  ,  -  -  -  I 

8   Songstress,  Mr  Peck's,  102  at  Newmarket^Bw*^  Oct. 

r  Mj^^^^mU  m.:9,rtd>mi^  ,1,7^.  CbO  ^t/.Uwes     -  3 


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556  WINNINQ  H0R8E8. 

BALQUHIDAR. 
2   The  Child,  Mr  B.  WiUiamaonX  120  at  Manchesteri 
KrH.  B.  Craig's,  lOlZ.  17«.  and  1012.  17«.  at 
Liveipool;  MrU.  CleyeUnd'a,  10 U.  i:«.  at  Derbjr  4 

BBAUCLERC. 
2   B.  c.  dam  by  Thnnderer,  out  of  Jezabel,  Ld  Zetland's, 

lOH.  17*.  at  Derby-  -  -  -  1 

2  Bean,  The,  Mr  Combe's,  147  at  Newmarket  Jalj  M.  -  1 
2   Beanlien,  Mr  T.  Jennin^B,  jnn.'B,  137  at  Newmarket 

Second  Spr.  M.,  219  at  Manchester,  and  180  at 

Newmarket  Jnly  M.  -  -  -  8 

2   Cardinal  Wolsey,  Mr  Bowes's,  247  at  Newcastle,  175 

at  Redcar,  and  246  at  Stockton  -  -  8 

4  Chancer,  Mr  Steyenson's,  102  (h.)  at  Redcar    -      -  1 

5  Chisleharat,  Mr  W.  I'Anson's,  856^  17*.  (h.)  at 

Liverpool,  500  (h.)  at  York,  the  Qneen's  Plates  at 

Bath  and  Salisbury,  and  10 W.  17*.  at  Kipon-  -  5 
2   CydoBia,  Mr  Oswald's,  197  (h.)  at  Doncaster,  and 

182  (h.)  at  Ayr     -  -  -  -  2 

4  Dalesman,  Mr  Winn's,  160  (h.)  at  Pontefract  -  -  1 
2  Fiddler's  Wife,  The,  Mr  Bowes's,  135  at  Scarborough  1 
4   Gentleman,  Mr  C.  Morgan's  1012. 17*.  at  Durham,  and 

1012.  17*.  atRipoii*  -  -  •  2 

2   Interloper,  The,  Mr  B.  Osborne's,  146Z.  17*.  at  laver- 

pool,  and  Mjr  Vyner's  .101/.  1 7*.  (h.)  at  Newcastle-  2 

2  Lady  Beauclerc,  Mr  Mnmford's,  2062. 1 1*.  Bd,  at  Alex- 

andra Park;  Mr  Jonsiffe's  lOU.  17s.  (h.)  at 
Lichfield,  and  1962.  17*.  at  Croydon  -  -3 

3  Luminary,  SirF.  Johnstone's,  147  (h.)  at  Newmarket 

Ho.  M.         r  -  -  -      -  1 

3  Over  the  Border,  Mr  Crompton's,  102  (h.)  at  Redcar, 

SCO  (h.)  at  Doncaster,  and  1 862. 1 7*.  (h.)  at  Newcastle  3 

4  Prince  Henry,  Mr  J.  Martin's,  262  (h.)  at  Ayr  -  1 
3    Smatt«?rer,  Mr  Brodrick-Cloete's^  190  (h.)  at  Bibury 

Club      -  -    .        -  .  .1 

3  Strategus,  Col.  Willans's,  less  than  105  (h.)  at  Kemp- 

ton  Park  -  -  -  -  -  1 

4  Vellum,  Mr  Stevenson's,  228  (h.)  at  Newcastle  -  -  1 
4   Vicugna,  Mr  Burtop's,  194  (h.)  at  Sandown  Park, 

2042.  15*.  (h.)  at  Kempton  Park,  and  2362. 17*.  (h.) 
at  Harpenden       -  •  -  -  8 

BBAUDBSERT. 

2  Oxford  Swell,  Sir  G.  Chetwynd's,  1012.  17*.  at  Kemp- 
ton  Park       "  -  -  .      .  1 

2  Venetia,  Mr  A.  Benholm's.  157  at  Newmarket  First 
Oct.  M.,  4412.  12*.  at  Kempton  Park,  and  600  at 
Sandown  Park      -  -  •  -  s 


Digitized  by 


WINNIBTG  HORSES.  567 

BBAU  MEBLB. 
3   Mariqnita,  Mr  T.  Jennings's,  102  at  Newmarket  First 

Spr.  M.        -  -  .  -      -  1 

BEN  BATTLB. 
3   Adriatic,  ICr  Cassidy's,  311  at  The  Carragh     •>      -  t 

3  Battlegaage,  Mr  Gordon's,  25  (m.)  at  Bellewstown   -  1 

4  Ben  Bolt,  Mr  filaqnidre's,  a  Queen's  Plate  at  The 

Cnrragh  -  -  -  •  -  1 

5  Bendigo,  Mr  H.  T.  Barclay's,  17242.  \5s.  (h.)  at  Lin- 

coln, and  2727  at  Ascot       •  -  -  2 

3  Painted  Lady,  Capt.  Jones's,  82  (h.)  at  B^doyle,  and 

73  (h.)  at  Down  Royal  Corp.  M.         -  -  2 

4  Spahi,  Ld  Drogheda's,  133  (h.)  and  104  (h.)  at  The 

Carragh  -  -  -  -  -  2 

2   Theodemir,  Mr  Moore's,  243  at  The  Carragh,  and  147 

at  Down  Royal  Corp.  M.      -  -  -  2 

BEND  OR. 

2  Kendal,  D.  of  Westminster's,  393  at  Chester,  700  at 
Stockhridge,  1780  at  Newmarket  Jnly  M.,  650  at 
Goodwood,  330  at  York,  and  200  at  Doncaster    -  6 

2  Ormonde,  D.  of  Westminster's,  600  at  Newmarket 

Second  Oct.  M.,  and  906  aud  1602  at  the  Ho.  M.  -  3 

'  BERSERKEa 

3  Bonnie  Lassie,  Mr  Stones's,  146Z.  Ms,  (h.)  at  Liver- 

pool, 147  (fa.)  at  Manchester  July  M.,and  1712. 17tf. 
(b.)  at  the  Ant.  M.      -  -  -  3 

BILLY  PITT. 
3   Chicken,  The,  Mr  J.  Nolan's,  95  (h.)  and  133  (h.) 
at  The  Curragh  June  M.,  63  (h.)  at  Down  Royal 
Corp.  M.,  66  (b.)  at  The  Corragh  Sept.  M.,  and 
a  Queen's  Plate  at  The  Oct.  M.  -  -  5 

BLAIR  ATHOL. 
2   Bombay,  Mr  Waterhouse's,  100  at  Croydon     -      -  1 
2   Bonnie  Lesley,  Mr  Douglas  Baird's,  102  at  Newmar- 
ket Second  Oct.  M.      -  -  -      -  1 
2  Canny  Soot,  Col.  Forester's,  127  at  Ciozton  Park,  and 


196  at  Chester  -   .        -  -      -  2 

2  Cb.f.  ont  of  Ambotaipce,  Mr  R.  Qladstone'e>,  102  at 

Carlisle        -  -  -  -      -  I 

3  Child  of  the  Mist,  Mr  Mackenzie's,  809  and  1375  at 

Asoot  -  -  .  -      .  2 


Digitized  by 


a   Glen  Albyn,  Mr  G^MSskPalJltaBnt.  (h.)  at  Lin. 
.  c<nft>  ii4»       tftt.'Nevinai^Oii.  :iM.,  ^O.  at' 

Ascot,  and  2U.  lis.  and  1122.  ISs^  (h.)  at  Brighton  5^ 
3   Insignia,  Mr  Hammond's,  3842. 10<.  (h.)  and'  1*7 iX'  i7i, 

(h.)  at  Mancho^l  i  -  -  -  2 

2  Lihtar,  Mr  cHa^baBy 'a,  <S»0  at -Goodwood  «  -  1 
2   MsgkNMir  JUI  Xi9iKlcmderi7'«,  l  li^  -  1 

^  Leicester;  Mr  T..Green*s,  1,02  kt  Heilcari  And  Mr' 
Boppeifp,       atNqttingbawn    *  •         -      -  3 

2  Volta,  Mr.  Combe's;  467  :  At  *Bi})W5^.Cluk' 745.  at 

Eeinf1)oi»  'Far^  and>i650>at£liBwmaHLe&Fir^  OcLrr  3 

6  Mate.  Ld  .Cadogan'j,  291  (b.)  and"  ^60' ^ 
Nortbiim^toni  ^  &0O  (m/>  At  fip^oa,  and  lOdO  (hi> 
at  York  -  -  -  -  -  1 

3  Yardley,  Mr  Bird's,  101 Z.  i7*.  (h.)  at  Keinpton  Park- 

Bi:tJ«  b6WK. 

4  T6mboT,.Mr  Wadlow's,  lOlf.*17*.'(bO  at  Toxut  OiU 

Park  -  -  -  -      -  1 

BLtJfi^-RUIWy' 
2   Anaconda,  Sif  Wi^hfoCktncjrtmiV,  llO^kt^fiPcbeiter  I 
2   Old  Tom  II,  Mr  Adam&'s,  lOlZ.  12^.  at  '.Yarwick,  and 

Mr  W.  G.  Stejetsg%^9^tSn8l  I3i.;.at  Kempton  Pk.  2 

4  Layai^t,  Baron  de  Rotbscblld's,  147  M-KMiriallAet 
July  M.,  460  (h.>  atMaochefUr,  295  (h.)  at  Good- 
wood, And  tbe*  Whi^  Vtt^i^  200  at  Newmarket 
Secolid  Octv  M.     *  -  -  -  4 

BOLD  DAYBELL. 
2   Protectionist,  Mr  At»tiil%  i'75;.  iStf.'dt  Keiiil^^^k.  1 

BOtlABitfl. 

2    Oxford,.  >fr  WMgbeHV'l(>lifil7»:CbO  at  Th^^      -  1 

-BROWN- BREAD.' 
6   Br.  b.  ontof*  Hy^eUji      Odttiivgbtuti^  .153<(h.>  aft 

Eglinton  Hunt  -  -  -  .  *  •••  -  1 
a   Sfinti«l,tSii^'W.' TbiMknOo^Qil^i  ifiS      and  %01fi  \9m 

{h.)  at  Batbr and  150  fb.}  at  Hampton  hi-  -  3 

a   ToastmaBttt-,  <M&  ^t^i»9%  260  at  AaeoV,  and  Mt'^pi.) 

at  Yarmouth         -   '        -   >        -  -  2 


Digitized  by 


and23i*Ch.)«;Bl!6rth^mpton.      -  -      .  2 

S  BaglQ,  Mj»  W.^.BteTens*8,  flOl?:  17*.  (h.)  at  Kbrhptoa 
.   Park.  «         .  -  ,         •  -      •  1 

4   Camlet,  Mr  Redtem's,  1962. 17«.:|]in)At^%ndaira>Park, 


and  2961. 17«.  (h.)  at  York     -  -  -  2 

3  Campbell,  Mr  Grayed^  »  6D>1  {hS)  /e»  Bibnrj  Clab,  and 

122  at  Wincbaitep  -  -  '         -  -  2 

4  C]Mfa«Ur/LdliaBceUesH9^6(b03/t'i>6oV\'  *      -  1 

5  Eve,  Mr  Dasbwodd's,  219/.  15*.  (b.)  at  Brigbtoti      -  1 


4  Jane  Shore,  Mr  Dlci6Ufaab%>1X>llJIV«.  (h.)  at  Scar- 
bove««li^«^OU..l-7«.^(hO  a^,.Ffrth,  ^nd/^lQli.  17«.t 
(K)  at  Newcastle         -  -  -      -  3 

3  Mint  Lozenge,  Sir  OrCM^fiO^,  130,  and  Mr  Bird's, 

121;.  17«.  at  Hampton^'-     .      •  -      -  2- 

2   Walton,.  Mr  Netten's,  iOQraJt  Aifixaadra  B^k,  an  1  Mr r 

F^MoKtoaVi^atOoDisasteiw  -  -  2' 

CAMBFSC^GK 

4  Wblfecnnev'M^>I^telfs|l60  («».)iaitC<]vk>Pflvl0n      -  I 

2,  Br.l  cat  of  Lethargy/MV  'P-  ?rfce'fl,.25'at  Cbe^tejr  -  1 
a   Helicon^  Mr  F.  B.  Uant's",  LOO  «t  .L^veBs;  Mrl&otts-. 
chalk's,  I'OO'  &t  tkoxtbJt  PsctK  .WCf  at  Sah<!bMrn- 
Park,an4.10U  IT^.atWatMck -      -  4 
a  ^Minstier,  Mr  BateV,! 02 '^t  Newmarket  Seitotid  Bj^:-'- -  1 

CA«Nia.iON.  V 

2  ChilticeSb^»'MrJWUBl«i6fs,49«AilflAiat>lieiiHta^^  1 

3  Redskm,  Ld  i^vhHaii^^n6lM$;{\i.)yHJti/&M  1 
2  Bed  Win«!,4f#i£.:D4¥Wsy<l&14j  l7«;-at  WlMirwicfe>i-  •  1 
2   ScelUhs  Mfl9ot  <8tap3it6ii^  am  >17«J  at  ^AUiimtdirit. 

Park,         17«.  at  Derby,  >«ndi  192i(k:)i  at  <N&w- 
maifkcrtr^SI)tt(lnH,)GoU  M.^       •  '  .      •  •         -  3 

5  yermilion,-Mr  Gilbert's,  6662.  Jl  7«;  (k.)  att^MnbdiMter  1 

CARNIVAL. 

«   M0CC0I0,  Mr  Eyely]it200/at -Northampton       -      -  1 
e  Bont,  Mr  T.  £r^  Wafkar's^  lot;.  17«.. at  Lincoln;  Mr, 
Green's,  idU,  17«.  at  NoCtingbaAi,  .and  136  "at 
Stockton-   ^      .  s  -  -  3 


Digitized  by 


560  WINNING  HORSES. 

CASTLEREAGH. 

4  Cliftonian,  Mr  Sanderson 'g,  151  (h.)  at  Thirsk, 

1011.  17<.  (h.)at  Beverley,  135  (h.)  at  Dnrham, 

170  (h.)  at  Redcar,  and  461 17«.  at  Scarborungh  -  5 
3   Lady  Castlereagb,  Mr  Winn'i,  400  (b.)  at  Manchester 

Wbit.  M.,  and  484/.  ICs.  (h.)  at  tbe  Aut.  M.       -  2 
3   Londooderrj,  Mr  Steyenson's,  405  at  Newcastle,  and 

171  (b.)at  Lanwk      -  -  -       -  2 

CATHEDRAL. 

5  Lady  Minnie,  Mr  Yates's,  100  at  Flymonth  -  1 
3  Psalter,  Mr  W.  TAnson's,  154?.  7#.  (h.)  at  Newcastle  1 

CHANCELLOR. 

3  Littleton,  Mr  A.  T.  Hnnt's,  101/.  1 7s.  at  Kempton  Pk. 

CHEVRON. 

5   AiRuillette,  Mr  Brisoo's,.  102  (b.)  at  Carlisle  -  I 

2  Blazon,  Mr  Gerard's,  102  at  Newmarket  First  Oct.  M.  1 
2   Erebos,  Capt.  Macbell's,  102/.  18<.  at  Manchester     -  I 

4  Gossip,  Mr  Gilbert,  101/.  lis.  at  Eempton  Park,  12.5 

at  Windsor;  Ld  Herbert  Vane  Tempest's,  1 30  at 
Hnntingdon;  and  Mr  W.  G.  Sterens's,  135  al 
Manchester  -  -  -  -  4 

4  Hatchment,  Mr  Laidlaw's,  105  (h.)  and  101/.  17«.  at 
Edinbargb,  101/.  \7s.  (h.)  at  Tbirsk ;  Mr  Moss's^ 
101/.  17<.  at  Liverpool  -  -  -       .  4 

2  Storm  lighf,  Ld  Haldon's,  270  at  As<*ot,  and  196  at 

Newmarket  July  M.     -  .       .  2 

3  Zigzag,  Mr  Macksey's,  221/.  I7s.  (h.)  at  Brighton      .  1 

CHILDERIC. 

2  Alaric,  Mr  M.  Dawson's,  485  at  Manchester  -  1 

3  Armida,  Ld  Hastings's,  970   at  G^oodwood,  and 

340/.  16<.  at  Newmarket  First  Oct  M.       -       -  2 

4  Bedonin,  Mr  Carington^s,  500  (h.)  at  Linfx>]n  -  1 
4   Anstiasia,  Mr  LaseeUos's,  196^  17«.  (h.)  at  York,  and 

101/.  I7s.  at  Thirsk  -  -  -  2 

4   Criterion,  Mr  H.  T.  Barclay's,  475  (h.)  at  Ascot,  and 

112  (h.)  at  Lichfield  -  -  -  2 

2   Nightmare,  Ld  Zetland's,  101/.  I7s.  at  York,  and  102 

at  Redcar  -  -  -  -  2 

CLANRONALD. 
2   Dnndonald,  Mr  Nightingall's,  100  at  Ctoydon         -  t 
2  Footligbt,  Mr  P.  Renfrew's,  167  flt  Newmarket  July 

M.,  and  195  at  Sandown  Park     -  •      -  2 


Digitized  by 


WINMNQ  HORSES. 


561 


2  Margherita,  Mr  G.  develond's,  100  at  Cio^don;  Ld 
Cardross's,  137  at  Newmarket  Second  Spr.  M.,  100 
at  Alexandra  Park;  and  Mr  Heasman's,  \94l.  158. 
at  Leicester  -  -  -  -      .  4 

2   Tit-bit,  Mr  Hendry's,  110  at  Epsom         -  -  1 

CLAREMONT. 
2   Anchencruive,  D.  of  Portland's,  100  (m.)  at  New-1 

market  Jnly  M.  -  -  ...  1 

2   Esher,  Mr  A.  Benholm's,  1962.  17 s-  at  Nottingbam^l 

2452.  178.  at  Northampton,  and  430  at  Stock  bridge  3 
8  Humility,  Mr  Howett's,  102  (h.)  at  Pontefract  -  -  1 
2    Sir  David,  Mr  M.  Williamson's,  369/.  2«.  at  Thirsk,^ 

lOU.  17<.  at  Doncaster,  and  116  (h.)  at  Lanark  *  S 
8    Wilkie,AfrM.  Williamson's,  luH.lTx.  (h.)  at  Beverley  i 

CCERULEUS. 

2  Beatrice  Mary,  Mr  Manser's,  101 2.  I7«.  at  Lincoln  -  1 
2   Cb.  f .  out  of  Eqnanimtty,  Mr  Bates's,  100  (m.)  at 

Catterick  Bridge,  102  (h.)  at  Ayr,  and  Mr  O. 

Steel's,  1012.  174.  at  Ediubm-gh  -  -  3 

2   Astrachan,  Mr  James's,  '102  at  Newmarket  First  Oct. 

M.,  and  470  (h.)  at  Eempton  Park       -  -  2 

4  Childhood,  Mr  Camberland's,  1662. 17«.  (b.)  at  Kemp- 

ton  Park-  -  -  -  -  I 

5  Cirrus,  Mr  Miller's,  180  (h.)  and  102  (h.)  at  Kcdcar, 

and  Mr  A.  C.  Watson's,  200  (b.)  at  Derby         -  3 

4  Colambine,  Sir  G.  Chetwynd's,  270  (h.;  at  Kempton 

Park      -  -  -  -  -  I 

5  Comnna,  Ld  Hartington's,  825  (b.)  at  Ascot,  1875  (b. ) 

at  Leicester,  and  317  (b.)  at  Goodwood  -  -  3. 

4   Edllngton,  Mr  Lea's,  1742.  158.  (h.)  at  Kempton  Park, 

and  1022.  IS8.  (b.)  at  Leicester  -  -  2 

6  Isabean,  Mr  T.  Stevens,  jun.'s,  100  at  Croydon,  and 

112  (b.)  at  Four  Oaks  Park  .  -  -  2 

2   Lisbon,  Gen.  Williams's,  1000  at  Sandown  Park,  350 

at  Stockbridge,  and  216  at  Newmar'ket  First  Oct.  3 
2  Orange  Blossom,  Ld  Howe's,  500  (h.)  at  Liverpool  -  1 
2   Parrie,  Gen.  Williams's,  100  (m.)  at  Newmarket  First 

iSpr.  M.  -  -  -  -  -  1 

2  True  Blue  II,  Mr  T.Price's,  1012.  178.  at  Kerapion 

Park.  210  at  Doncaster^  and  2422. 138.  at  Hampton  3 

COLTNESS. 

3  HuDgerford,  Mr  Jos.  Davis's,  1012. 17^.  (b.)  at  Four 

Oaks  Park 

A  A  3 


Digitized  by 


2  Chatter,  Ld  Rofi*%e^9/ S^T  at  Ife«fiilWk^»8e^nd 
Spr.  Mo  '  4<K)-^t  F(>ur  <)aks-  Pat'k,  43«?/47#.  at 
Brighton,  and  145  (h.}  at  Edinbnrgfcf''  -  -  4 

CRAIG  MILLAR. 

2_AgDes  Craig,  Mr  Btii^bd^,  100  -at  Alexandra  Park, 

and  185^lL)«l)iDonca8fter  '  -  -  -  2 

2  B.f.out  of  Tocher,  Mr  R.  GladstoUe^  17  3  .  *t  New- 
castle Spri'M.^un^. 1462. 4  7«(  <hO>at.tlhe^DCat(^^  2 

2  Bz«tut  KDile,>  Mr  W.  I'AjuMm'^t  fied<»r,\75» (h.) 
at  Bout  OakfirBai!k|a»7  at  DoiuMMiteiv?^n«t<SCM  'iit 
Muncbester '  -  -  -  -      -  4- 

2   CaiieUas  Mr  M-  IDarsoii'st  >49>*t.Mfitofhe«ter  ^        -  I 

2  Cra%  North,  Mr  B:  Ctestm  147j.  r8».Mt  ®rif^U2W,  ; 

and  194Z.  I5s.  (h.)  at  Foar  Odks  Park  -  -  2 

3  Kirk  o'  Field,  Mr  LMider%  a01i^'l7<.  (h.)  at  Alexan- 

dra Park-  -  -  -    ,        -  1 

d  Monte-  Rosa,  Mr  HuDgeifbrd*a,  1 47  (}x.y  at  Yafmonthj 
Ld  Cardros's's,  lof  at  Newmarket  •'i^oind  OctJ-^M., 

and  117  at  Warwick     -  -  .      -  3 

4  Pibroch,  Mr  Peck's,  V)l^:^7l  at  Foot  OakS  Park  -  I 
2   binbad  the  Sailop,  Mr  jSasfs,^  lOlt Hts,  at  Warwick  •  1 

CR^MORNB'. '  ^ 

2  Albanian,  Mr  W.  Wood's,  177  at  NewniWAetf'^irbt 
Spr.  M.,  and  <?dpif.  ^Smitb'd,  1 72*  ('b.)  rit  tfJe  Sfefcttld 
Oct.  M.  '       -  -  -  .  -    -  2 

2   B.  f.  ont  of  Lady>  RoiiaJd;  Ld  H<trtiri)^dti%/1S2'(h!)^  ' 
Newmarket  First'Oct.  M.  ■  -  -  -  1 

4  DihtiioBd,'  Mt^^.-Cooper^tf,  roirtr^.'At'Foti*  OakA'PIc^  1 

2  Evergreen,- Capf.8ririth»s,C  102' (h.)'atHnil«ittgdoit'  -  1 
4   Fast  -and  Lo<j*e»rMr'N^fcylor'i.  450''(h.)  at-  Eiiitipt(rA 

Park,  and  600  f  h.)  at  Berty  -  •  -  2 

3  Fntacis,  Captf.  FlsH^r's,  I50  .(h.)'at^a(n<lo\m-Piirti  -  -  1 
3   Fnl.iam,  Mr  Burton's,  10©'i(h.y  at  Alekandtfe-P^ark, 

lOU,  ns.  (h.)  af  'Kempton^Pktk,  ftnd,"l'54  <h:5  kt  - 

Huntingd<>n  ■  -  -  •  -      -  3 

2   Gaylad,      Redfcl^n'B,  145  At  NorttrfaphrptJSitt"'  -  1 

6   Libation,  Mr  Heafittiftri'A,  100  At  Lew<j^  •  Spt;'M.;»l04  - 
(h.)  at  Croydon,  W5  at  Windsor,  195  (hjat  ffi^Som, 

lOlZ.  lU.  (h.)  an*  10H.'17»:  (h.)  aSt'  Alexa^^tdi■il  • 

Park,  and'-m  iktfEew^SttM.  M.^-  -  7 

2   Pleasaunce,  Ld  Rosebery's,  101 1,  1  It.  at  Eempton  Park  1 

2   Thistle  Grove,  Mr  P6irkdftiS''Si  4U  kt  Newcastle  -      •  1 

2  Weddii^  :Day,  'Ld  Loiidonden^'s,  102  ^i£t  NevhaaiMf  ^ 

Second  Spr.  M.,  and  lOlZ.  17«.  at  Leiiiostto-^      -  2 

3  Zagazi|^,Xd.Elle8mere's,  786/.  7^  (h.)  at  SandownPk.  I 


Digitized  by 


6  Dpwrjj  Uf  R.  <3fed8tone*B,  lQ\h  1 78.  (h.)  at  Rip^n,  I 
a    Gieenarey.aifr  CUildwick'fl,  1^95  at  Nor6kamptdn>'     -  1 

2  f.  oat  of  Bee^  Bird,  Ur  J.  T.  Gregony *s,  50  tra.). 
Winchesteo.         -  -  -  1 

4  CJUsh,.G©a.TOwea  WilIiamfl'srl02(H;)at  Widdsor  -  I 

3  Balcimep,  Mr  Gilbert'Sf  lOU.  17«.  <h.);at  K/emptoii 

Park,  ajid  152  fh,)  at  Manckester  -  '  -     '  2 

2    Sclat,  Gea..O«iicea  Williaais's,  L02  «l  Northaiaptoa,  -  1 

5  Iris,  Mr  TrlKimer'*^  1012.  I7*.  (h.)  at  Keaipt<>a>Park; 

aoi^OO  j;hi)at.Saiidowa  Park  -  *  2 

a   Picador,  Mr.  Abiogton's,  1452.  16«.  (li.)  at  SaadowB 

Park  .    .  -  -  -  -  1 

2  Wood  Notd,  .M!r.T.  Stevens,  juit's,  lOU.  17*.  at.Lich-» 

field      -  .  .  -  -  I 

cfpfetrs:* 

^   B.C.  out  of  Fury;  Kr  Greeaw06d*s,  lOU.  It*,  at  . 
KtfmptoirPttrk      -  -  -  -  1 

DANDELION. 

4  Duckling,  Mr  Land^fci  'lOUJU*.  ' (h.)  at  Pour  Oaks 

Parley* loa* alt  €tt>)rd0Dy  aid  laili  J7^  atrWoroestot^  3 

D'je^rOURNEL. 
a   Leoville,  Mr  E.  R.  Sntbh'a^  lOVA  17«.  at  Worcester 
ML  lOU.  lwf«.  at  Warwick,  and  76/.  5*.  (m.)  at 

Wdvcestef    -  .-  -  -      -  3 

4  Strike  a  light,  JMr  LelenVr;  lOO'at  Sirfisbory  -  1 

DI60ORD. 

2    Qtth/  Mt1>HgtaA6^,  40r/i  17«.  ttt  RipoUj-aiid^JW. 

rAtifilbii<s^409'(hO'at!Edtabtirf?)li  •      -  -  2 

«   Tattgle,  M*/  LdWe'^,  lOR  171.  at  WA  beaten.     -  .    -  1 

2  Trttaotti  Mr  Gfeenls.  WO  at  York  Spm  M.s,i<>rfc  >17*. 

at  -Newcastle;  Mr  Ldnd's,  lOU.  47*.  at-  Oatham; 
Mr  Gannt's,  146  at  York  Aug.  M.;  Mr  Hammond's, 
1941.  15*.  at  Derby^  Mr^tone3*«i  195/.  l6*.atSaa- 
down-Barkyand  102  at. Newmarket  ETirst.OcL  M.-  7 

DisTiir. 

3  Bewdley,  l^GrW?8,10I/.  17*.  (h.).atNe«^ca8tle     -  l 

5  Droitwich/Mr  Wilkinson's,  146/.  47*.  and  112  (h.)  At 

Tout  Oaki  Park,  116  at  Wiridsof ;  Sir  G.  Chet- 
wynd's,  1211.  r7*.  at  Warwick;  1 30,  and  Mr  Pedk*s, 
290 rat  Manchester'      •  •  •      »  6 


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664  WINNING  HORSES. 


D0NGA8TER. 

3  Arefine,  Baron  de  Rothschild's,  2767.  17*.  (h.)  at 

Kempton  Park,  147  (h.)  at  Newmarket  Seocmd 
Oct.  M.,  and  107  at  the  Ho.  M.    -  -      -  8 

2   Baldnr,  Mr  Lawson's,  221Z.  17<.  (h.)  at  Brighton    -  1 

4  Gamhnsmore,  D.  of  Westminster's,  100  (h.)  at  Lich- 

field, and  636  at  Newmarket  First  Oct.  M.         -  2 

2  Castrnm,  Capt.  Machell's,  102  at  Newmarket  Cni.  M.  1 
4   Doncaster  Cup,  Mr  Bird's,  179  (h.)  and  less  than  105 

at  Lewes-  -  -  -  -  2 

3  Farewell,  D.  of  Westminster's,  the  lOOOgs  Stakes  of 

3600  at  Newmarket  First  Spr.  M.        -  -  1 

3  Gracchns,  Mr  Adrian's,  .524  at  Newmarket  Cra.  M.  -  1 
6   Leeds,  Mr  R.  Crest's,  685  (h.)  at  Windsor  -  -  » 

3  Reform,  Mr  Bambridge*s,  102  at  Newmarket  Ho.  M.-  1 

4  Sandiway,  D.  of  Westminster's,  976  (h  )  at  Liverpool  1 
2   Sbillingstone,  Mr  Jaryis's,  loM,  I7i,  and  Sir  W. 

Throckmorton's,  101/.  17m,  at  Hampton,  and  Capt. 
Smith'p,  low.  17«.  at  Lichfield    -  .      .  3 

4   Sir  Reuben,  Capt.  Machell's,  the  Qneen's  Plate  at 

Liverpool      -  -  -  -      -  l 

DONNYBROOK. 

4  Rapparee,  Capt.  Jones's,  36  (h.)  at  The  Ctkrragh  April 

M.,  and  29  (h.)  at  the  Oct,  M.-  •  -  2 

THE  DUKE. 
2   Stoleawaj,  Mr  Ryan*s.  115  at  Harpenden^  and  Mr 

Heasman's  102  at  Windsor         •  -  2 

5  Dncrow,  Mr  Beard's,  130  and  102  at  Hantingdon     -  2 

4  KimboUon,  Mr  H.  T.  Barclay 'p,  177  (h.)  at  Croxton 

Park,  less  than  300  (h.)  at  Leicester;  Sir  G.  Chet- 
wjnd'sr  '2031, 14«.  (h.)  at  Kempton  Park,  125/.  16«. 
(h.)  and  191/.  17*.  (h.)  at  Hampton;  Mr  Abing^ 
ton's,  235  (h.)  at  Lewes,  101/.  I7<.  at  Derby,  and 
883/.  is.  (b.)  at  Liverpool  -  .      .  8 

DUTCH  SKATER. 

2  Bl.  c.  out  of  Duchess  of  Parma,  Ld  Roseberj's,  1 ;  7  at 

Newmarket  Second  Oct  M,        -  -  I 

3  Can't,  Capt.  Machell  s,  194/.  lbs,  j(h.)  at  NottiDgham  1 
2   Chartreuse,  Mr  L.  de  Rothschild's,  101/.  17s.  at 

Lincoln,  102  at  Newmarket  First  Spr.  M.;  D.  of 
Hamilton's,  300  at  Manchester;  and  Mr  Abing- 
ton 'h,  101/.  17«.  at  Lewes      -*  -  -  4 

5  Cropland,  Mr  Burton's,  1(2  at  i^ewmarket  July  M.  -  1 


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WINNING  H0RSE9.  505 


2  Kofiter,  Ld  Rosebery's,  897  at  Kewraarket  First  Ocf .  -  I 

2  No^mie,  Mr  Lefeyre'a,  200  at  Newmarket  July  M.   -  1 

3  Fylades,  Mr  Langlanda's,  lOll.  \7s.  (ii.)  at  Ilamptoa-  1 

2  Tulip,  Capt.  Machell's,  101/.  17<.  at  Four  Oaks  Park  1 

THE  EARL  OF  DARTREY. 

3  Dartmouth,  Mr  Crayen's,  100  (h.)  at  Stockbridge,  and 

179  (h.)  at  Newmarket  Second  Oct.  M.-  -  2 

4  Hindoo,  Mr  Kennedy's,  100  at  Plymouth        -      -  i 

ETHELRED. 

2  Morella,  lid  Hartington'fl,  196  at  Newmarket  Cra.  M., 

317  at  the  Second  Spr.  M.,  and  276/.  17«.  (b.)  at 
Lincoln        -  -  -  .      .  ^ 

ETHUS. 

4  Euphrosyne,  Mr  J.  Martin's,  105  (h.)  at  Paisley,  and 

100  at  Ayr  -  -  -  -  2 

EXCHEQUER. 

3  Lady  Lothian,  Mr  Hope'n,  101  /.  1 78.  (h.)  at  Richmond, 

and  102  at  Ayr  -  -  -  2 

EXMINSTER. 
2   Ch.  f.  out  of  Dolus,  Mr  Adams's,  lOU.  17«.  at  War- 
wick     -  -  -  -  -  1 

2  Exploit,  Mr  A.  Cooper's,  102  and  122  at  Newmarket 

First  Spr.  M.,  167  at  Windsor,  and  Mr  Abingtoo'f, 
194/.  lat,  at  Four  Oaks  Park      •  .      .  4 

5  Export,  Mr  Greenall's,  115  at  Doneaster,  101/.  i7s. 

at  Liverpool,  and  Mr  PickersgiU's,  102  at  York   -  3 

3  Exquisite,  Mr  6.  Cleyeiand's,  200  (h.)  at  Nottingham, 

102  (h.)  at  Newton,  and  140  (b.)  at  Liverpool    -  3 
5    Fairminster,  Mr  Hall's,  150/.  16«.  (h.)  at  Lanark     -  I 

FETTERLOCK. 
5    Lucerne,  Mr  L.  de  Rotbscbild'8,  100  at  Newmarket 

Ho.  M.,  and  200  at  Northampton        -  -  2 

FITZ-JAMES. 

3  Glengjie,  Sir  R.  Jardine's,  180  at  Durham,  and 

156/.  10*.  (h.)  at  York  -  -  .      -  2 

4  Newton,  D.  of  Westminster's,  614/.  ISs.   (b.)  at 

Kempton  Park,  557  (b.)  at  Brighton,  and  The 
Queen's  Plate  at  Lewes       •  -  -  3 

FLAGEOLET. 
2    Con^igne,  Mr  Lefeyro's,  330  at  Goodwood,  and 

561/.l7<.at  Lewes      -  -  -  2 


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(h.)  «t  IMMtiatf  oind  iIS7  ^hJ)  a£  lisWmA^ket  H(x%  8 

FOrLORK  flOPE. 

5  Spooney,  MT^T^a/i; -200  fh.)  "at  Leibertei:'      -      -  l 

4   Arbaoes,  &fri:AbnigUto\ir  lSQ-'(h^>  by  NoitijigM; 
122  (h.)  at  Four  Oaks  Park,  and  102  at  Northamp 
ton        -         ■  -  -  .  .3 

3   Blftsi  MtXJMiiWAi  ioH.  ^r^.'M  Dlifttftfr,  101/;  17«:  at 

ScafbdFdiig)l^«im}'40a^.)atMftfi0heMer     -      -  3 

1  Escapade,  Ld  6althorpe'ff,  216  at  Newma^k^  -First 

Oct.  M.,  and  1942.  I5s,  (h.).at  Leicester  -  2 

3  Gallant,  Mr  Redfem,  MT  (h.)  at  Newmarket  Second 

Spr.*M.,'102  «t  the  Jnly  M.V24^  af  the  First  Oct; 
M.,  and  1062.  17/.  at  Kempton  Park '  ^       -      -  4 

2  Modwena,D.of  Portland's,  4cJS«t  Newmarket  Second 

Spc:  M;,  JOO  at  Bibary  tCInb,  1  ]  70  at  Newinarkeb 
July  M.,  886/:  16«.  at  Derby,*  767  and  1 60  at  New- 
market First  Oct.  M.,  and  600/  350,  and  445  at 
the  Second  Oct  . M;v  I  .  .  .9 

2  Obefon;;Mi^MAiitan'i,  150>at]l^mflfrkdtBed«id'O(X^^  1 

4  Review,  L4  Howe's,  4  56/.  1 7«.  -at  Kempten  Paili ;  Mr 

HcaMnifti\i,  120i  and  125-  aA'  Wlndsoi^  and  Mif 
C.  J..M«vf^%  102'afiNd#ii»fihfitH6.  Mr  -  4 

6  Rose  d'Amonr,  Mr  Re!yni6ld»^»<10(h;;)  at  LafirtOwa   -  l 

3  Satbh^l|>D.  of  Porttandfs,.  800  <hw>At XiiTOf^lt^BA 

490  it.6oodw6iOd>        -  .  .      .  2 

GEiJERAL. 

5  Sir  Fratxcis^  Mr , Tod.  Davis's,  270  (h.)  at  Kemptoa 

Park,  and  101 Z.  17*.  at  Liverpool        -  -  2 

GEORGE  FREDERICK, 

4  Albert  Melville,  Mr  Cumberland's,  100" (m.)  at  New- 

market First  Spr.  M.,  850  (h.)  at  *Keiii))ton  Park, 
132  (h.)  at  Goodimd/  AaS  279  at  Doncaster      -  4 
3   Adelinay  Mr  iGilfoerfs,  1 77  (hw)  at^  NeWmiiFket  Second^ 

Oct.  M.  -  -  •  -  -  1 

5  B.h.  oat  of  BtrndieB^  Mi'  S.i  Siditih'd^  100  (b.)  a,i  Croyy 

doB^  andr  lOlf  17«.  (hOt  at  ^th  -  -  -  2 

3   Glengairden,  Mr  StevensonAa^/iOS  (h.>a^  Ayv  -      -  1 

GLEN  'ARTHUR. 
2    Going  Awayv  Mr  Townl^  Ptokei^s,  10?lit  Windsor; 

and  500  (b.)^t  Four  Oaks  Pavk'^       -  -  2 


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&    Dingle,  Mr  T.  Valentine's,  i47'at''PdnWra(tt  i  -      -  1 

MsAK^KestorC  '        -            -            -  -  3 

Mlfe^,  MP*'.'  Wj^lMtAhm%^  im.  il7#,'  (h.)  Bfe^ 

•    caiBfcid  '  -            -            -            -  -  1 

2  8«  ^atoiiliitel£,  Mi^  A^^ti«*9,'196  iEki£:p66m  -      -  I 

8  Wastdale,  Mr  Brisco's,  165  ai^'l>ont»iat0t  <-  -  1 

3  Gre6n  3a6\et,  D.  (Jf  101?.  17*.  ^ar- 

moal^;  Mr  Bnrto|ir8i-)Olit<17<.  (h.)  at  Alexandra 

Park;  ^nd  Mr  Bird's,.  100  at  Croydon  -  -  3 

2   Greenshaok,  Mr  ^J.  A.  CntrenV;  142-at  Newmft'ket 

First  Spr.WLr  '  ,7^    .        -  -  -  1 

2   Green  Wave,  D.  of  Hamilton's;  1 4)8?.'  1 7*!^  at  Eemptori 

Park      -  ...  .  .  1 

150  at  JN^ottingham  .  -    .  2 

HAMPatOSi/ 

2  Ailliegrb^iMp  WSifti]k80&^  L94«i>li5//  (lii).«1^EWiOaks 

Parki:..  -    -        -    .        -  -  -  1 

St   Cataract,  Ld  EHe8mere'8,'«50'j&i  Derlyi  •  .  1 

SpVi  Ui  r     .  .    .        .  ...  1 

S   Diss,  Mr  PeN&!iv>197ii(h;)  at>£aBOBi,«les&:t{iali  150  at 

Sandoivm  JFafk^  m^^^nCmter^!  ssaA  ddd:t(h.)«t  ' 

Northampton        -         -  -  -  -  4 

3  Basing^ii  Mt  -I^tb^  lid*  arti.i¥:^rk6]n^^  . 

160>attA»>A<t|fi  'M^ -  -  -  2 

3  G}inifiMr,(\Baiioa^0  MrMibVtftO'Oh.)  at}  Nottiitgfaa»)4 

aBd^6ij  lit.New(ma:tH«k'Crtf«  M..  -  -  2 

4  BitomoiMi<-  Mt  Tx]lv^nl«3b>P.ar&dW6,  206?.  17#y  (h.r)  at 

Windsor  Fiwfc)JliDe/Mj«>25d-  (b^)  :at<th6  <A«igi>M., 
ai](d  20«  (hO'Mi  Wbi<iHeki)  .        -  .      .  8 

4   Hampton  Wick,  Sii^  R.  Jardme's,  195  <h.>iatiTNew- 

castle  *  *  ■ :         -  -      -  1 

9  Highland  Chief,  Ld  Ellesmeze^fty  dSO' (h.>.atiMan- 

cheiitn-/       ->  -  •  •      -  1 

3   Keiofl4te,'MrfiVEMf93eyiJPaBk6iiH  160  4b:).aili  Wsntiick, 

«ni«l2G};l7«.i<h.)iatrWx>irceMe«-u  -      -  2 


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568 


WINNING  HORSES. 


2  Maid  of  Honour,  Ld  Durham's,  120  at  Dorbam      -  1 

3  Orchid,  Mr  Biddnlph'a,  303  (h.)  at  Bpaom,  and] 

346  ^  17a.  at  Liverpool         -  -  *  2 

3   BadinR,  Mr  Legh%  195  (h.)  at  Epsom,  428  (h.)  at 
Newton,  200  (fa.)  at  Derby,  3172.  lU.  (h.)  at  Man- 
chester Ant.  M.,  and  3842.  10«.  (h.)  at  theNoT.M.  5 
3   Barine,  Ld  Elleamere's,  1 02  at  Newmarket  Second  Spr.  I 

3  Bed  Rnin,  Gen.  Pearson's,  377  at  Newmarket  Cra.  M.  1 

4  Somerton,  Ld  Elleamere's,  480  (b.)  at  Nottingham, 

and  475  (fa.)  at  Lincoln-  -  -      -  2 

2  Snbstantif,  Mr  Lefevre's,  102  at  Newmarket  Second 

Spr.  M.;  Mr  Batson's,  132  at  Sandown  Park;  and 
Gen.  WilliamsV,  1532.  10$,  at  Newmarket  Ho.  M.-  3 

HERMIT. 

3  Bnivnndy,  Mr  Chaplin's,  127  (h.)  at  Newmarket 

First  Spr.  M.  -  -  -  .      -  1 

4  Bronillard,  Ld  Wolverton's,  lOU.  17 i,  at  Sandown 

Park  .  -  .  -      -  1 

4   Canipanile,  Mr  Oswald's,  122  (h.)  at  Newmai^et  Cra. 

M.,  and  200  (h.)  at  Epsom         -  -  2 

3  Chapel  Royal,  Mr  Peck's,  207  (h.)  at  Manchester     -  1 

4  Fantail,  Mr  Leigh's,  520  ai  Ascot,  and  127  at  New- 

market First  Oct.  M.  ...  -  2 

3  Friar,  The,  Ld  Zetland's,  102  at  Stockton       -      -  1 

2  Gay  Hermit,  Mr  Manton's,  847  at  Epsom,  758  at 

Ascot,  835  at  Windsor,  315  at  Bibnry  Clab,  340 
at  Newmarket  Jnly  M.,  977  at  York,  and  767  at 
Newmarket  First  Oct  M.  -  -      ,  7 

4  Gordon,  Sir  G.  Chetwynd's,  500  (h.)  at  Leicester,  152 

at  Newmarket  Cra.  M.,  167  (h.)  at  Windsor,  and 
137  (h.)  at  Newmarket  Second  Oct  M.-  -  4 

3  Goldsmith,  Sir  G.  Chetwynd's,  107  at  Newmarket 

Second  Oct.  M.     -  -  -  -  1 

2   Grey  Friars,  Ld  Zetland's,  102  at  Newmarket  Ho.  M.  I 

2  Helen  of  Troy,  Mr  Manton's,  700  at  Stockbridge     -  1 

4  Hermitage,  Mr  Lefevre's,  400  (h.)  and  255  at  New- 

market First  Spr.  M.,  291  (h.)  and  The  Queen's 
Plate  at  Stockbridge,  292  (h.)  at  Newmarket 
Jnly  M.,  and  487  (h.)  at  Goodwood     -  -  6 

3  Lonely,  Ld  Cadogan's,  the  Oaks  Stakes  of  3350  at 

Kpaom   -    .       -  -  -  -  I 

a   Mark,  Mr  Cbolmley's  115  (h.)  at  liyerpool,  and  100 

(m.)  at  Stockbridge     -  -  .      .  ) 

5  Nautilus,  Gen.  Williams's,  102  (h.)  at  Newmarket 

First  Spr.  M.,  197  (h.)  at  the  Seecmd  Spr.  M.,  147 
at  the  First  Oct  M.,  less  than  150  (h.)  at  Leicester, 
and  162  (h.)  at  Newmarket  Second  Oct  M.        -  5 


Digitized  by 


WINNING  HORSES.  569 

2  Philosophy,  Mr  Peck's,  2S7  at  Newmarket  Second 
Spr.  M.,  2700  at  Manchester  Whit.  M.,  482  at 
Epsom,  836  at  Windsor,  900  at  Manchebter  July 
M.,  and  1310  at  Goodwood   -  -  .6 

4  Raffaello,  Chev.  Ginistrelli's,  180  (h.)  at  Kempton 
Park  July  M.,  2941.  158.  (h.)  at  the  Oct  M.,  and 
1195  (h.)  at  Manchester  -  .      .  3 

2  Ste  AIy^,  Ld  Calthorpe's,  1075  at  Sandown  Park, 

9852.  16«.  at  Leicester,  4387.  13#.  at  Windsor,  and 
730  at  Stockton     -  -  -  .4 

3  St  Helena,  Ld  Zetland's,  2050  at  Ascot,  620  at  Redear, 

445  at  Stockton,  and  200  at  York        -  -  4 

a   Thebais,  Mr  Manton's,  575  at  Epsom,  and  280  at 

Ascot     -    .       -  -  -  -  2 

6   Whipper-in,  D.  of  Westminster's,  470  (h.)  at  Chester  1 

3  White  Nnn,  Mr  A.  Cooper's,  195  and  102  (h.)  at 

Windsor,  and  Mr  Burton's,  132  (h.)  at  Lewes      -  3 

HIGHBORN. 

4  Highforce,  Mr  Manser's,  100  (h.)  at  Alexandra  Paik  I 
2   Hygiene,  Mr  J.  Dawson's,  4432.  lit.  at  Leicester,  and 

170  at  Doncaster         -  -  -  2 

4  Lord  Byron,  Mr  Gerard's,  102  at  Newmarket  Cra.  M., 

and  Mr  E.  B.  Smith's,  1012. 17s.  (h.)  at  Alexandra 
Park      -  -  -  -  -  2 

HIGHTHORN. 
2   Pennant,  Mr  G.  Walker's,  250  (h.)  at  Liverpool       -  1 

HILARIOUS. 

2   Merrythought,  Ld  Alington's,  172  at  Salisbury  -      -  1 

HOLLYWOOD. 

5  Cosmos,  D.  of  Hamilton's,  200  with  the  Whip  at  New- 

market First  Spr.-  M.    -  -   -        -      -  1 

5   CuUionn,  Mr  Lawrence'p,  a  Queen's  Plate  at  the 

Cnrragh       -  -  -  -      -  1 

2   Kilmeagne,  Mr  J.  Nolan's,  67  (h.)  at  the  Curmgh    -  1 

HOLMBY. 

2   Dnlce  Domnm,  Mr  Osmond's,  42  at  Windsor  -  1 

HONITON. 

a  Laceman,  Mr  P.  Robinson's,  2.<*7  ('  .)  and  195  (h.)at 
Epsom,  127  at  Ne  m..  k  t  July  V.,  and  475  (h.) 
at  L:'cester  -  ^  -  -  4 


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.HOPBLOOM.,. 

3  H<>pmtchjMA;A;'B«iiivQlm's,'>70  atl3«wi]i«rktei  CrL'  1 

M.?  Mr Al^ogt$)n'8;.f 00«t  Saliftbaiy,  10 5rat  Wind- 
sor, 1462.  17».  at  Desby^  -aDdT'Mr  DalgUoah's, 
10U..17<.  (h.)«tSe|»bQrough'     -  .      .  5 

4  Sir  Elidor,  l^b:  ^Goc^u^^    100  and  100  at  Cattenck 

Bridge,,  and  Mr  J.  &fartin's,  I92  ^at  Bedcaj;,.«nd 
miil78.ratThiaikr,.r         -  '        -  -  4 

a  Paleface,  Mr  flail'^,'  #00  {h.)  ai  Derby    .  -  -  1 

3   Cintra,  Mr  <Gretton^  100  '(b.>  at  Stockbridge;  Let 
Lnrgan's,  100  ^t  Ale:zandraPafk,  I94r.  158.  (b.)  at 
_     Brighton,  and  167' j[b.>'ftt^ewmarket  First  Oct.  4 
3^  QoDanannist,  Mr  H.  Woo<a*8,  l'90  (b.)jvt  Liverpool   .-  1 

3  iBobar;  Ld  Bia'dford%,  950' at  AdCdt;  and'80^:  \5»f^ 

Lirerpoot     -  -  -  .      .  2 

2   OliFer  Twist,  Ld  Willongjiby  def  lOlf.  17*. 

at  Watwick  -  .  -  -      .  1 

2  Santa  Marta;  Mt  Caiitigtdtf  a,  igf^-at  EpsomrM^  C'  J. 

Merry's,  1942.  15«.  at  Leicester,  and  lOlL^Mt:  at 

Lanark        -  -   -  -      -  8 

2   Jeanie,  Mr  T.  E.  Walker'js,  lOR.  17«.  (b.)  at  Warwick  1 

2   Johnnie  Wbimple,  Sir  R.  Jardine's,  7892.  lOs.  at  ^oar 

Oaks  Park  •  -  -  -  1 

^  Lftdy  JohAftrUrW-.  16;  Stewfr'bi  lOU,  .I7s?  (bO  at  Lieh^ 

field  -        ....  -  -  1 

4  Daytfulili 'MPcHame's;  IQS  (h.)  avi  ^lOli.  i7s.  (bOiat 
vai   0  Paisley,  and  Mr'Brodie's,  300  (h.)  at  Ayr   -  .3 
2   Indignity,  Mr  T.  JendiHgv  jii<ii*B,  1012.  17«.  at  Foar 

Oaks  Park-  -  -  -  .      .  1 

2   Kate,  Mr  T.  Cannon's,  1272.  18«.  and  1272.  18«.  at 

Brighton       -  .  .  .      -  2 

JDLllTS. 

^   Alfonso,  Mr  Peth wick's,  100  at  Plymouth  -  1 


Digitized  by 


Mmofmajmyaeea.  wii 

JUXJKfiP'OJKSAR. 
pool,  aad  l5(Hi4rAia^biBfe^   '     -  .      .  2 

KEITiL  . 

Onu  M.,  aoo  at  the  Fint  Spr.  M.,  utfileaB 
«liiiiit(l5Cb.)4rt.tMptMefe^  *  3 

KIUIOIU5. 

3  Giej  Panot,  2fr  Brodie'a,  lOt^^Ncrmttrket  Onu  M., 

KliTG  ALFRED; 

S  Cuortier.MrVoase's,  101i.l7iL(b.)atTliink        -  1 

2  Kmgiidcm,Mr  JiA.CmT€»*8^U  5atHaxpeiidea     -  1 

3  F^oft«e^]|rMiuDM'8^2O0«i^i>abr  -  ^ 
3  Smdi  Tmni  Mr T«  JeBiiiiigik'f,  12^ at  Epsom-  -  1 
m  StotMaiM^  lir  Bmmmm^'^  200  (h.)  at  liaemla^  250 

Ch.)  atJ^ewmazkel  Cm.  ICt  20a  at  tlie  Second  Spr. 
WLn  UIlL  17ft  (h.)  «i  Manrhfater^  und  860  <b.)  at 
DoDcafter  -  -  -      -  6 

5  Witdienft,  M XWaorV,  I31JL  17«.  (fc.)  at  Wlndwr, 
SIO  Ol)  at^  fiMdbwn  Parit,  and  1911. 4«.  (h.>  at 
HaaqitDD      -  -         -  -         -  •      -  3 

2  Witty  Prince,  Mr  KViiBo'"^  l*€i^l7t.  at  Derbf      -  1 

KING  HAX«. 

m  C«Bbiiadosa,l&Hi«^fl,120atHaB|itoa  -  1 

KIKG  LUP. 

3  BiOnanl,  Ld  Zedud'a,  U7  at  Mancbeater,  and  277 

(lL)at!!CewlB*Xket  Joljr  iM. -  -  2 

C  BoiMfkca,  Mt  McOum's,  198  (h.)^  at  Kewcaatle,  and 

150  CO  at  Gitt&fek  Bridgjf  -  -  -  -  2 

m   OBBbaland,MrBaiWi^l02atTannoiith  -  1 

A  iMcsdiaij,  Mr  W.Sadler's,  146t  17#.  (K)  at  lincoln, 

10ir:i7«.  IlI  at  Thiffik,  lOli.  17#.  Il)  at  Dndiam; 

and  147  (h.)  at  Stockton      -  -  -  4 

3   KiBsMflmBoadi,Mr  Lofrtli0Xl^*^Bc<>«^»^*^ 

Yofk,  735(11.)  at  DonBBiUr,«id  175  at  Ufwpool  4 

J   Bd^,  Ld  Zetfaokt'i^  lu2  (b.)  at.  Bcdcar,and  135  «t 


Digitized  by 


572  WINNING  HORSES. 

JKISBJSR. 

2  ArcadiAD,  D.  of  Portland's,  377  at  Newmarket  First 

Spr.  M.,  and  397  (h.)  at  Doncastor      -  .  2 

8   Astolat,  Ld  Rofiebery's,  199  (b.)  at  Hampton,  and  Mr 

Withers's,  146  at  Sandown  Park         -  -  2 

3  Breakfast,  Gapt.  Mandelay's,  luH.  I7i.  (h.)  at  Derby-  1 

2  Cortona,  Mr  L.  de  Rothschild*s,  1012. 17<.  atKempton 

Park  -  -  -  .  1 

3  Dacat,  Mr  LefeTre's,  242  at  Newmarket  July  M.,  and 

546  at  tbe  First  Oct.  M.  -  -      -  2 

5   Gisela,  Mr  Rodley*s,  101  (b.)  at  Catterick  Bridge,  and 

162  (b.)  at  Pontefraet  -  •  -      -  2 

3  Hnngarian*  Mr  Peck's,  1942. 16«,  at  Mancliester,  145 

(b.)  at  Epsom,  lesstban  105  at  Sandown  Park  First 
Sum.  M.,  250  (b.)  at  Fonr  Oaks  Park,  100  (h.)  at 
Ayr,  200  (h.)  at  Sandown  Park  Ant  M.,  and 
30 17*.  (b.)  at  Brighton    -  -  -  7 

2   Kismet,  Mr  Tmlock  Hankin's,  lOll,  lis.  at  Alexan- 
dra Park-  -  -  -  -  I 
2   Kiss  Not,  Mr  Vyner's,  110  at  Dnrbam            -      -  1 
5    Modred,  Mr  P.  Renfrew's,  1172. 18*.  (b.)at  Brigbton, 

1 20  (b. )  at  Doncaster,  and  47  at  Newmarket  Ho.  M.  8 

4  Suack,  Ld  Hosebery'p,  lOU.  1 7s,  (b.)  at  Edinburgh,  and 

102  at  Newmarket  Uo.  M.    -  -  -  2 

4   Tombola,  Mr  Lef eyre's,  1472.  18*.  (b.)  at  I/eicester  -  l 

KNIGHT  OF  ST  PATRICK, 
a  Koight  of  Bargbley,  Mr  Jos.  Davis's,  1012. 17*.  at 

Warwick-  -  -  -  -  i 

LAMMERMOOR. 
4   Caltba,  Mr  Crayen's,  1272.  (b.)  at  Newmarket  Second 

Oct.  M.,  and  182  (b.)  at  the  Ho.  M.    -  -  8 

LANDMARK. 
2   Boundary,  Mr  Tidy's,  1012.  17 f.  at  Kempton  Park; 
Mr      G.  Stevens's,  1452.  16*.  at  Shrewsbury}  and 
Col.  Forester's,  102  at  Manchester       -  -  S 

LANBRET. 

a  Herald,  Mr  Weeyer's,  1 50  (b.)  at  Worcester,  2342. 1 5*. 
Cb.)  at  Kempton  Park,  and  1012.  17*.  (b.)  at  War- 
wick      -  -  -  -  -3 

LE  DESTRIER. 
2   Niagara,  Mr W.  R.  Marshall's,  1012. 17*.  (b.) afAlex- 

andra  Park       '  -        "  -        ■    -     "      -  i 


Digitized  by 


WINNING  HORSES.  578 


LOBB  GOCrOH. 

3  Bellona,  D.  of  St  Albans's,  190  at  Newmarket  Cra.  M.  1 

4  Kooiniir,  Mr  Danne's^  107  (h.)  at  Newmarket  Ho.  M.  1 

LORD  LYON. 

3  En  Jacm6,  Mr  Spence's,  10 W.  I7«.  (h.)  at  Doneaster-  I 
8   Minting,  Mr  Vyner's,  470  at  Newcastle,  2800  at  Good- 

M  ood,  980  at  Doncaster,  631  at  Newmarket  First 
Oct  M.,  and  261 5  at  the  Second  Oct.  M.  -  5 

2  Qaeen  Joanna,  Mr  Vyner's,  300  at  Liverpool  -  •  1 
a   Subdoer,  Mr  Macksey's,  187  (h.)  at  Chester,  270  at 

Doncaster,  S942.1 6$.  at  Kempton  Park,  157  and  147 
at  Newmarket  Second  Oct.  M.^  and  1942.  15«.  (h.) 
at  Alexandra  Park      -  -  -  6 

4  Zadi?,  Sir  G.  Chetwynd's,  5082.  10$.  at  Newmarket 

Cra.  M.,  and  461  (h.)  at  Windsor  -  .      .  2 

LORD  RONALD. 

3  Ballerina,  Mr  A.  Vicinr's,  1862.  ns.  (h.)  at  Windsor-  1 

4  CarronaM,  Mr  A.Victor's,  1212.  lis.  (h.)  and  1012.17«. 

(h.)  at  Foar  Oaks  Park  Second  Sam.  M.^  and 

1012.  17*.at  the  Aut.  M.      -  -  -  8 

2    Cob,  The,  D.  of  Beaafort*s,  150  at  Newmarket  Ho.  M.  1 

2   Langridge,  Mr  Powney*s,  112  (h.)  at  Warwick       -  1 

LOWLANDER. 

2  Bronze,  Mr  Amnll's,  1012.  Us.  at  Derby;  Mr  Ham- 

mond's, 126  at  Yarmouth,  and  1012.  17«.  at 
Brighton       -  -  -  -       •  3 

3  Camphene,  Mr  Bleay mire's,  102  .(h.)  at  Newton, 

and  1462.  17«.  (h.)  at  Leicester     -  .      .  2 

3  Fedora,  Mi  Klngsbnry's,  194  (h.)  at  Lewes,  180  (h.) 

at  Kempton  Park,  400  (h.)  at  Four  Oaks  Park 
Second  Sum.  M.,  and  400  (h.)  at  the  Aut.  M.     -  4 
6   Flower  of  England,  Mr  Greasley's,  1012.  17«.  (h.)  at 

Tbirsk,  and  230  (h.)  at  Lincoln  -  -  2 

4  Gay,  Sir  G.  Chetwynd's,  1012.  17*.  at  Kempton  Park, 

172  (h.)  at  Windsor,  300  and  135  (h.)  at  York,  and 
1 0 1 2.  1 7s.  at  Four  Oaks  Park      -  .      .  5 

2    Inquirer,  Mr  W.  I'Anson's,  102  at  Pontefract,  and 

Mr  Gaunt^s,  1012.  I7s.  at  Paisley  -  .      .  2 

2  Lowdown,  Mr  Leader's,  196  at  Epsom,  1942.  I5s.  at 

Sandown  Park,  and  1962.  17*.  at  Derby      -      -  3 

3  Melita,  Mr  T.  Jennings,  inn.'s,  1012. 17*.  at  Lincoln, 

and  Mr  Kelsall's,  1462.  17*.  (h.)  at  Manchester     -  2 

5  Prince  Edward,  Mr  T.  Cannon's,  170  at  Croydon  -  1 
5   Rough  Diamond,  Mr  Hobson's,  102  (h.)  at  Newmarket 

Cra.  M.  -  -  -  -  -  1 


Digitized  by 


574  msaaNGoHOissKr. 

4   SuDset,  Mr  W.  Br#»tlC>»f  4^lSIII.Kh.)  at  Leicester  -  1 
?:ii;Btj^r-,,MU'Wi  W  (W  a>X^iWt^^      -      -  2 

1  GipoUina,  U  Rosehery's,  21 7  at  Gate<|onian-,^art  >f-f 

and  677  at  Nevymarket  Secpnd  jQct:;Nf.-  ^  2 

8    Engadine,  Mr  K.  Craig's,  125  (h.)  at  York,  146  (h.) 

at  Ayr,, and  217  (li.)  at  Northampton    -  -  S 

(f   Gloucester,  Mr  J'eck's,  197  (h.)  At  ^psom        -      r  1 

2  jjiiiwia^  W  Rosefeery's,  100  ati  Ateftfvdrft/^^^  ^  1 
6  WactJwfttlr.iMr  Upton's,. 8O0,.(U^  lat^^r^flruwlif!*  Cra.-  1 
4  ^oor  Uhjlng,!  Mr  F.  W.  Umbtoi^J^i  m>i  (b.)  at  LeV 

)  cester,  and  147  (h.)  at  Stock^a    •             -       -  2 

a  Ram^bary,  Mr  Peck's.  120  at  EpspBQ,fand:  Mr  P.  Ren- 

■  frcw's,  101/.  17^.  (h.)  at  Derby    -             -       -  2 

2  Eicotta  Mr  T.  Cannon's,  102  at  Newmarket  Ho.  M.-  1 

4  3fttike(i';MrOUv*r»8/  XO\P.  ^7^.  fh:>  ^'iTorit.  lOO  at 

* '  Manchester,  and  1^0  <h.O  at  Doticaster       -      -  3 

5  Craif?. Royston,  Mr"  Stevenson's,  f 6) ^:  i7«.  (h.)  at 

^  Bevprley,  46^.  1 7g,,  ait  Ponttef ractr jJnii}:! 50  at  Man- 
chester  -  -  -  -  3 

6  Mac  A  Ipine,  M  r  'Pec^%  /I5p  at  Kempton  Park, 

,  .27Q#/ana  MrrA..!CQoper,%.l26.^^  Epijo)aa  -  3 

5   jy:cHatonV  Mr  uAbingtOW's, .  .9^  (h.;  ?  ftT  Manchester, 

and  600  (h.)  at  Sandowii  P^k     -  -  2 

S  JWriwny,.        5lwpiItQ0>>  10 1     7^  At  l^ewcastle; 
Mr  W.  Sadler's,.  120  atyMwc^jte)^  Ant;  M.,  and 
r  laii.  X7^.  (^s}  at  ith^^Nov,  M.      -  .      -  3 

5  J^Ijizpah,  '.'Mr  J aryi8'&,  tOU. ;!  7^,  alf"  Liverpool;  .Capt 
Mft^heJlfs,  m  (b.)  ^nd  m.A;Pm^%.l02  (h.) 
.  ^^t;Cj[ie^ter  -  -  -  -  3 

5   Pebble,  Mr  Henderepn's,  ^OU,  1.7*..  (ht)  At  Llyerpool, 

'  .  ,«pd  115  i^t  Chester  -  •  -  r  2 

4  Scpt-ireo,  Mr  Foy'B,  48Q  (W  ^t  Kei|;^4Qft  ?»rk       -  1 

4  Iambic,  D.  of  Pprtilftpd's,.  IB^  (ihh)  M  ^N^VDoarket 

.  .g^?onf^»Spp,  M.     -  -  -  -  I 

4  Little  Witchi  Mr  Z  El;Pwlj'i,  ilpU,  j;*,  Ch,)*JtLaiwefs 
\  ae0:(h4  afc  A.lwn^J^^  ;J?ark„*wdi.Mp  ^ea3^la^% 
1,^  (hO  at  Lewes        -  -  -  3 

2  Mirth  Mr  J,  Martin's,  m  U 1 7*  afc  j^i-w^rk  -  1 
4  J^pierj/^T.  Stev^flp,4up/;^,a00,Xh^>a^r'C^yd  -  I 
4  Trump  Ace,  Marquis  Talon's^  230  (h.)  At  . ;^ij9blirgh  1 


Digitized  by 


^^ssi^^tion^  l^f'''WantonV,,«OOi|t'IiitiCDlnj''W?.  10». 

ktr  Newctiat^etr  Cnb. 'ftt,.'87^  at  Hftrpemleii,  and 

1^7/.  10*.  at' Newmarket 'Plrst^ct/  M.  -  -  4 

Counterfeit,  Princ^r  99l<d4sv>ff'«r/rl02  at  Newmarket 

Cra.  M.  -  -  -  -  .1 

E3tniD&,<!!iap1'.:M«cMV8;  «50  kt' Windflor  ]  -  4i£t»  Leigh's, 

4^ilr  10«..  (h.)'  «t "  MancfeeBtep,'  and -^80  (h.)  at 
'  LiTerpocd      •  -  -  .      -  a 

Jlopsienr  fle  Pari?,  Mr  Bates; ir,  lOllriTs:  at^Motting- 

ham,  ajid'2^7-(h;>>a*'6hr^w«bory  -  -      •  ft 

J^lgtitfxp;:^'  6^Tpn6pn%'2M)><h/)  at*  'Lkieoln        -  1 

\,  MAS,SINII5SA. 

Puii,  lidi:  p....<:Jt4ie's,,r]0j%,at'Cftrli^K  lOU:  17*.  (h.) 
at  Richmond,  and  to  l/.  .V7;r.^h«)  ^tr^anArk  -      -  ft 

M.,  the  Derby  Stakes  of  4525  at  Epsom,  the  St 
Leger  Stakes  of  4tO(V  at^  l!K>nca8ter,  and  1215  at 
//•^XeiKmaifk^ilKMiiOoti.-M.     -  -  -4 

Fm^hDh^  £d  lOafi^ge^       \7i^*     »nd  534^1 5«. 
(tu)  at  Brighton,  and  960  (K^^^^rbsr-  -  S 

B.  f.  ont  of  Friyoloas,  Ld  Dorham's,  102  at  New- 
castle -         •  -  -  -      -  I 

Gr.  c.  ont  of  Strath<!arron^  M4»  WPW«Jh«if8yl46t  17#. 
'  and  1S2  aft  Liverpool;  126 -.atfRipon,  and  112iand 
'  "Uf  Ht^yr  -  -  -  -  5 

Salami,  Mr  Bird's,  49  at-  The  Curragh  Jnne  M*,  48 
and  94  (h.)  ail  GaWayv  <8»(h.)  atid.58  <(h.)  at  The 
-    Cnna^^h  Sept.  M.^  and  38  (h.i)  at^ttbe  Oct.  M.      -  6 

I>ndie8B  of  'Albany y  v'Mif'i6j?t6n'Sr'  131  at  Stockton, 
'    151^  U».  (h.)  aft'AfancJieKten'ana  Oapt  MachoU's, 
'l6ll.Vl7*.  lit  FonitOak*lf*>«rk      -  -      -  3 

Chibli;r,  Mr  J>.  Maitin^;'IOU;  a?«  (b.)  at  -  1 


Digitized  by 


576 


WINNING  HORSES. 


THB  MISER. 

2  Huld  hard,  Mr  R.  Crest's,  195  at  Lewea  -     -  1 

3  U&arer,Mr  Lowtber^s,  102  (h.)  at  Redcar,  and  Mr  C. 

Morgan's,  100  at  Carlisle  -  -      -  2 

MR  WINKLE. 

4  Amcliffe,  Mr  AbiDgton's,  127  (h.)  at  Northampton  -  1 
3   CastDgnette,  Mr  OAmond's,  less  than  355  at  Kempton 

I'ark,  194  (h.)  at  Windsor,  and  227  (h.)  at  New- 
market Ho.  M.      -  -  -  -  3 

5  Dickens,  Mr  Hankey's,  127  (K)  at  Newmarket  First 

Spr.  M.,  and  JA  Cardross's,  102  at  Ncnrthampton  -  2 
3   Lobster,  Mr  Spence's^  lOlZ.  17«.  (h.)  at  Thirsk,  and 

low.  17«.  at  Lincoln  -  -  -  2 

3  Mr  Jingle,  Mr  Rodley^s,  lOlZ.  17«.  (h.)  at  Durham  -  1 
2   Romany,  Mr  Sydney's,  100  (h,)  at  Croydon,  and 

lOU.  17*.  (h.)  at  Lewes       -  -  -  2 

MOUSQUBTAIRE. 

2  Porthos,  Mr  Beaumont's,  103  (h.)  at  Manchester     -  1 

MOZART. 

3  Grand  Composer,  Mr  W.  Brown's,  187  (h.)  at  New- 

market July  M.,  lOH.  I7s,  (h.)  at  Warwick^  and 
1 35  at  Doncaster         •  -  -  3 

5   JeFsie,  Mr  Murray's,  125  (h.)  and  102  at  Carlisle,  and 

Mr  Croan's,  lOU.  17*.  at  Worcester  -      -  3 

MUNCASTER. 

2  Br.  c.  out  of  R^veillon,  Mr  Robertson's,  247  at  New- 

castle, and  2lU.  17*.  (h.)  at  Manchester  -  2 

3  Edith,  Mr  YtcX%  100  at  Croydon  -  -  1 
3   Fair  Lilian,  Mr  Abington's,  less  than  150  (h.)  at 

Leicester  Sum.  M.,  2571.  18*.  at  Brighton^  and 
194/.  15*.  at  Leicester  Ant.  M.     -  .      .  3 

3   G  wendi  aeth,  Mr  Leader's,  lOU.  17*.  (h.)  at  Four  Oaks 

Park  -  .  -  .       .  1 

3  Lady  Beatrice,  Mr  Peck's,  167  (h.)  at  Northampton  -  1 
3   Lakelet,  Mr  Peck's,  145  at  York      -  -      -  1 

3    Mulvern,  Mr  Sherrard's,  146Z.  17*.  (h.)  at  Yarmouth, 
lOo  (h.)  at  Kempton  Park,  117  (h.)  at  Alexandra 
«  Park  Second  Sum.  M.,  and  lOU.  1 7*.  at  the  Ant.  M.  4 
2   Kosybrook,  Mr  Child  wick's,  387  at  Harpenden  -      -  1 
2    Saraband,  Mr  Childwick's,  1247  at  Kempton  Park, 
868  and  1160  at  Ascot,  975  at  Stockbridge,  1307 
at  Goodwood,  and  786i.  17*.  at  Lewes   -  -  6 

2   Twinkle,  Mr  Childwick's,  320  (h.)  at  Newmarket  Ho.  1 


Digitized  by 


WINNING  HORSES.  577 
MUNDEN. 

5   Jabilant,  Mr  Gilbert's,  102  (h.)  at  Windsor  -  1 

NEW  HOLLAND. 

5  Lady  Adelaide,  Mr  Hope's,  495  (h.)  and  155  (h.)  at 

Stockton,  the  Qneen's  Plates  at  Caledonian  Hutt 
M.  and  Edinbargh,  and  150/.  16«.  (h.)  at  Thirsk  -  5 
3   Mechlin,  Prince  Soltykoff's,  194  (h.)  at  Yarmouth, 

and  120  at  Newmarket  Second  Oct.  M.  •  -  2 

NORWICH. 

6  Hogh  Arthur,  Mr  Wilson's,  less  lOOgs  at  Sandown,- 

Park      -  -  -  -  -  I 

NUNEHAM. 

3    Ptolemy,  Mr^Gretton's,  413  (h.)  at  Epsom      -      -  1 

2  Rosalind,  Mr  Orel  ton's,  197  at  Salisbury   -  -  1 

3  St  Martin,  Mr  Bnrrell's,  101/.  I7s.  (h.)  at  Kempton 

Park,  and.Mr  Lawley's,  lOU.  17*.  at  Warwick    -  2 

OBAN. 

5   Paisley,  Mr  Langland's,  101/.  lis,  at  Paisley  -  1 

OLD  TOM. 

2  Baccy,  Mr  Goldiog's,  101/.  I7s.  at  Foar  Oaks  Park  -  1 

PAGANINL 

3  Frontigoan,  Major  Maude's,  346/.  17«.  (h.)  at  Man^ 

Chester         -  -  -  -      -  1 

2  Sarasate,  MrG.  Cleyeland's.  100  at  Bath,  102  and  10& 
at  Newton,  125  at  Sandown  Park,  and  101/.  \7s, 
(h.)  at  Alexandra  Park       -  -  -  5 

PAT  MOLLOY. 

5   Blue  Grass,  Mr  R.  Craig's,  950  (h.)  at  Newcastle,  545 

(h.)  at  Carlisle,  and  200  at  Goodwood       -      -  S 

PAUL  JONES. 

5   Wavelet,  Mr  J.  McRenna,  jan.'s,  a  Queen's  Plate  at 
The  Corragh  Apr.  M.,  one  (value  91/.  5«.  2d.)  at 
Down  Royal  Corp.  M.,  two  at  The  Carragh  Sept. 
M.,  and  the  Lord  Lieutenant's  Plate  at  the  Oct.  M.  5 
Vol.  CXIIL  B  b 


Digitized  by 


678  WINNMO  HORSES. 


PELXEGRINO. 
2   B.  c.  out  of  Celosia,  Mr  J.  W.  SmitVs,  W  at- New- 

market  Second  i^pr.  M.,  and  438/.  ISs.  at  Windsor  2 
2  Alda.  MrF.  R.  HuntV,  lOR  12^.  at  Salisbury  -  -  1 
2  Bvilliant,  Mr  J.  OaODOiD'fl,  t9i0tAt  ^liowi  Fiajrk  -  1 
2  Fairlight,  Mr  CorkUi'fl,  IQlk  ils,.  «t  Alexandra  Park  1 
2   IoviG(»u«,  Mr  Cortett^s,  loa  I A  7,9..  ^  Four  Oaks  Park  -  1 

2  Leicetter,  Mr  W.  G.  Stev«naV        .17*.  (tO  at  i!iot' 

tingham,aiidaOO(b.)  at  X^ej/ae^w  -       -  2: 

8  Odille,  Mr  T.  V.  Morgan's,  174  (h.)  at  Croydon, 
lOU. \78.  (h.).at  Alexawlra  Park  Second  Sum.  M., 
apd  \0\l  nn.  (h.)  at  the  Aut.  M.        -  -  3: 

6  Pelerine,  Mr  G.  Clevehind's,  >M  fit  Baadovn  Park 
First  Sum.  M.,  125  at -Windsor,  101/.  17a.  (h.)  at- 
Liverpool,  146/.  17«.  at  Sandown  Park  Second 
Sum.  M.,  and  1^7/.  lf^..vt  Brighton    -  -  5 

3  Piccolipo,  Mr  ji,  Lamhtoa's,  101  (lO  &t  Cati^rick 

Bridge,juid  177  (b.)  and  102  (b.)  at  Chester  -  3 
.2  Prickly  Pear,  Mr  W .  G.  StevcQjj's,  6QQ  at  Sandown  Pk  I 
8  St  Bule,  Mr  Manser'^,  230  (b.>  at.  Nottingham  -  L 
3    Sbrivenham,  MrHibbert's,  105  (h.)  at  Leicester^  200 

(h.)  at  Sandown  Park,  and  168  (b.)  at  Lewes  -  3i 
5  Tuscany,  Mr  Slack's^  lOl^.  17*.  (h.)  at  Paisley  -  -  1 
2   Zarosp,  Ml-  Wawng'a,  lOU;  17*.  ft^.^tow^bury,  and 

lOl/.  17*.  at  Warwick  -  -  -  2: 


PELL.  M^iWi. 
2   Carlton,  Mr  Somers's,  1 3 1  /.  1 7*.  (b.)  at  Liverpool,  and 

484/.  10*.  (h,)  at  JMapchester       -  -      -  2^ 

.3   Hurry,  D.  of  Portland's,  147  (h.)  at  Newmarket  July 

M.,  320  at  Goodwood,  and  97*  at  Doneaster-      -  a 
2   Trav-aocore,  D.  of  Beaufort's,  925 .  at  .Derby;  455  and 

2«5Q  at  Stockbridgp,  and  250  at  Newmarket  He.  M.  4^ 

PERO  GOMEZ. 

6   Alcalde,  Mr  Maclcfey.'»,  200  at.  Windsor  -      -  1 

6   B.  h.  out  of  Fleuriste,  Mr  Humphreys's,  146/.  17*.  at 

Four  Oaks  Park  -  •  -      -  1 

8   Escamillo,  Mr  PickersgiK'i^  10i«.  17#.(h*MtiIi7erpool  1 
2   Forbidden  Fruit,  Mr  Peck's,  285  at  York,  and  338/.  9*. 

at  Windsor         •  -  -  •        '    -  ^ 

5   Graodm,  Mr  LpngiUnd'a,  100 at  Batb  -      -  i 

2  Steranata,  Ld  Pnrbam's,  147  at  Stockton   -  -  I 

a.  Sir  Joseph,  Mr  J.  Sh«phecd*^,  lOU.  17^.  (b.)  at 

BererJey-  -  -  -  * 

2   Swamp,  Mr  Wood's,  101/.  17*.  (h.)  at  Four  Oaks  Park  I 


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PETRARCH. 

*  Bard,  The,  Mr  Pteck*8,  776?.  17».  at.  Lincoln,  710  at 
Liverpool  8pr.  M.,  706/.  17«.  mmd  4%SL  17«.  at 
NortfaamptDOt  427  and  497  at  Epoom,  696/.  17«.  at 
Sandown  Park  Seoonrd  Spr.  M.,  557  at  Newmarket 
Second  8pr.  M.,  860  At  Windsor,  12«.  and 

386^.  18«.  at  Manchcoter  Whit.  M.,  SOS  at  Ascot, 
600  at  Liverpool  July  M.,  484/.  \7s*ni  Manches- 
ter Joly  M.,  470  B,t  Saodorwn  Patk  SeeondSttm. 
M.,.and  7iSft  at.Dan«Mter     -  -  -  16 

9   B.C.  out  of  Pomona,  Ld  Hartingtonfa,  101 /.  17#.  at 

Linooln  -  -  -  -  -  1 

4  Oan«mi,  Capt.  Maohell^s,  107  at  Newmarket  Jnly  M.  1 
S<  <Xandlaii,  Ld.  Manntra'sv  1^2  flt>N«wmarket  Ho.  \f.  -  1 

5  Miss  Jammy,  D.  of  Hamilton*^,  400  and  1 10  at  New- 

marlECt  Firat.Oct.  M.,  and  897  at  the  Second  Oct.-  3 

4  Fliriiavch,  Mr  Ahingtoo's.  1112  (h.)  at  Rglinton  Hunt, 

117  <b.)  at  Four  :OaA»  Park,  .aAd  2M/.  17«.  (h.)  at 
Windior       -  -  -  .      .  3 

a  TvtaUo,  ^  P.  IL  Himt's^lOli.  lis.  at  Worcester, 

and  100  atWinchealer  1  *  -  2 

5  Warbler,  D.  of  Hamilton's,  259  at  Newraati'kot  Ho.  M.  1 

Fnmix. 

8  Jane,  Mr  T.  JcmnngsV,  402  <h  )  at  Newnwnrket  First 

Oct  M.  -  -  -  -  -  1 

PHILAMMON. 
%   Fhilemia,^r  T.  Cannon's,  115  at  Winchester  -      -  1 
Thomey,  Mr  O.  Cleveland's,  101/.  17*.  at  Lirerpool  -  1 

PICNIC. 

2  Pastimie,  Mr  ISteyenson's,  125«t  Doncaster-  -  1 

PLEBEIAN. 

3  Ben  Venne,  Mr  John  Charlton's,  227  at  Newmarket 

Secoud  Spr«  M.,aijd  178ilat  Bath  -  -      -  2 

S   Bpoxboarne,  Mr  C  Anger's.  96Ui  <h.)  afe  Derby       -  1 

2  Lady's  Maid,  Capt.  MacheU's,  101/.  17«.  at  Bri(>hton, 

177  (b.)  at  Huntingdon,  and  286/.  12«.  (h.)  at  Man- 
chester        -  -  -  -      ^  8 

9  Hnchbeck,  Mr  Townley  Parkw's,  101/.  17*.  at  Wor- 

cester •  .  .  .      •  1 

THE  PREACHER. 

3  Poacher,  The,  Mr  So^x's,  180  (h.)  at  Lewes         -  1 

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WINNING  HORSES. 


PRINCE  CHARLIE. 

3  Loch  Leyen,  Sir  T.  B.  Lennard's,  100  at  Alexandra 
Park;  Mr  Hillier's,  \0\l.  1 7«.  at  Lichfield,  lOU.  17«. 
at  Nottingham;  Mr  Green's,  136  and  102  (h.)  at 
Newcastle,  101 /.17«.  and  lOU.  17«.  at  Liverpool, 
101/.  17«.  at  Derby,  and  150  and  fiOO  (m.)  at  Man- 
chester   -  -  -  -  -  10 

3  Pirate  of  Penzance,  Mr  Townley-Parker's,  102  (h.)  at 
Four  Oaks  Park  Easter  M.,  and  10 W.  I7s.  (b.)  at 
the  Sum.  M.  -  -  -  -      -  2 

3  Prime  Cheddar,  Mr  Bennett's,  200  at  Nottingham;  Mr 

Green's,  102  (h.)  at  Newcastle,  50  and  \4U.  17«.  (h.) 
at  Manchester;  and  Mr  Armstrong's,  1021, 18«. 
(h.)  at  Durham     -  •  -  •  5 

2  Prince  lo,  Mr  JousiflFe's,  438/.  9«.  at  Windsor,  101 Z.  1 7#. 

atHampton;Mr  C.  J.  Merry's,  195/.16«.at  Brighton, 
300  (h.)  at  Derby,  397  at  Doncaster,  950  (h.)  at 
Kempton  Park,  and  439  at  Northampton  -  7 

4  Prince  Rudolph,  Ld  EUesmere's,  144/.        at  Man- 

chester; Mr  W.  I' Anson's,  180  (h.)  and  115  (h.) 
at  Carlisle     -  -  -  *       -  3 

3  Prince  Rupert,  Mr  Gannt*s,  102  (h.)  at  Pontefract 

Spr.  M.,  166  (h.)  at  York,  147  (h.)  at  Newton,  102 
(h.)  at  Pontefract  Sum.  M.,  and  101/.  17«.  (h.)  and 
107  (h.)  at  Perth    -  -  -  -  6 

3  Princess  Victoria,  Mr  Hibbert's,  102  (h.)  at  Windsor-  I 

QUEEN'S  HERALD. 
H   B.  c.  out  of  Imogene,  Sir  S.  Lockhart's,  101/.  I7s.  (h.) 

at  Brighton   -  -  -  -       -  1 

QUEEN'S  MESSENGER. 

4  Commissionaire,  Mr  Hughes's,  10 1 1. 17«.  (h.)  at  Kemp- 

ton  Park  -  -  -  -  -  1 

a   Nerida,  Mr  Hunter's,  167  (h.)  at  Paisley         •       -  1 

THE  RAKE. 

3   Pepper  and  Salt,  D.  of  Beaufort's  2550  at  Ascot,  and 

325  at  Stockbrldge  -  -  -  -  2 

REVERBERATION. 

5  Chicard,  Mr  W. Gregory's,  156/.  17*.  (h.)at  Croydon, 

,  and  101/.  I7«.  (h.)  at  Alexajidra  Park  -  -  2 
5    Echo,  The,  Mr  Darling's,  102  (h.),  and  Mr  Kmcken- 

berg's,  102  (h.)  at  Windsor   -            -             -  2 

.2   Phonograph,  Mr  Brisco's,  101/.  17«.  at  Liverpool      -  1 

3   Tattoo,  Mr  Rodley's,  102  (h.)  at  Newton   -            -  1 


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ROBERT  THE  DEVIL. 
2    DeviltoPay,  The,  Mr  Bowe8*8,  1250  at  Goodwood    -  1 
2    Mephifito,  Prmoe  f^olrykoff's,  300  at  Bibary  Club,  and 

:  600  and  350  at  Newmarket  First  Oct.  Ai.    .       -  S 

2  Satanella,  Mr  Jarvis's,  101/.  17«.  at  Kempton  Park, 

and  Mr  P.  Renfrew'^,  195  at  Lewes  -      -  2 

ROSEBERY. 

3  Agnes  Primrose,  Mr  Shepherd's,  loH.  1 7«.  (h.)  at  Scar- 

borough -  -  -  -  -1 

2    Ayton,  Mr  NelUst's,  102  at  Carlisle,  and  Mr  Voase's, 

lOU.  17«.at  ScarbornnKh      -  -  -  2 

5    Dalmenj,  Mr  F.  Morton 'h,  577  (h.)  at  Goodwood,  and 

720  (h.)  at  Doncaster  -  -  -  2 

2  Moonstrnck,  Mr  Vyner's,  101  at  Catterick  Bridge,  135 

at  Pontefract,  101/.  \7s.  at  Ripon,  101/.  I7s.  (h.) 
at  Thirsk,  and  102  at  Manchester  -  .      .  5 

3  Rosidre,  Capt.  MacbeiPs,  120  at  York  -  -  1 
2    Snb  Rosa,  Mr  Lowther's,  101  at  Catterick  Bridge     •  1 

2  Wishing  Well,  Mr  H.  W.  Cooper's,  101  /.  1 7*.  at  Bever- 

ley, and  120  (h.)  at  Liverpool      -  -      -  2 

ROSICRUCIAN. 

3  Bl.  f,  oat  of  Mantilla,  Mr  Drace's,  157  at  Ndwmarket 

Fint  Spr.  M.  -  -  -  .      .  i 

3    Brighton,  Mr  Hnngerford's,  484/.  lOs.  (h.)  at  Manches- 
ter Whit.  M.,  and  211/.  17*.  (h.)  at  the  Nov.  M.  -  2 
3    Glamoar,  Ld  Rosebery's.  270  at  Kempton  Park;  Mr 
,  C  Archer's,  137  (h.)  at  Huntingdon,  and  155  (h.^ 
at  Doncaster         -  -  .  .3 

3    Glyndon,  Mr  Bates's,  105  (h.)  at  Carlisle,  and  Mr 

Hopper's,  101/.  1 7«.  at  Warwick  -  -  2 

3  Golden  Tidings,  Mr  Mnir's,  250  at  Epsom      •>       -  1 

4  Hedge  Priest,  Mr  Hammond's,  122  (b.)  at  Newmarket 

Second  Oct  M.      -  -  -  -  1 

2    Jacobite,  Mr  Bowes'n,  470  at  Redcar  -  .      .  1 

2  Little  Lady,  Mr  Hnngerford's,  101/.  17«.  at  Derby  -  1 
2    Lyddington,  Mr  Dougall's,  291/.  17«.  at  Kempton 

Park,  180 at  Bath.  101/.  I7#.at  Worcester,  291/.  \U, 

(h.)  at  Sandown  Park,  and  203/.  14«.  (h.)  at  Lewes  ft 
2   Hystia  Ld  Calihorpe's,  174/.  7s.  at  Kempton  Park; 

Capt.  Machell's,  194/.  15«.  at  Foor  Oaks  Park  *  2 
2  Rosary,  Ciipt.  Machell's,  1 70  at  Newmarket  July  M.  •  1 
2  Roseau,  Mr  W.  Sonth's,  196/.  17*.  (h.)  at  Derby  -  1 
2  Roe^  Cheeks,  Mr  W.  Blake's,  31/.  17*.  at  Hampton  -  1 
8  Rosy  Morn,  Mr  Hungerford's,  200  at  Derby,  and  Capt. 
.   Machell's,  1 75  at  Manchester      -  -      -  2 

5  St  Vincent,  Mr  Hibbert's,  194/.  16*.  (b.)  at  Sandown 

Park  -  •  .  -      -  1 


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582  WINNING  HORSES. 

ROSTRBVOR. 
5   Sylvati  Qneeo,  Mr  Tieman"8,  The  Boyftl  WWp  with 

lOOgs  at  The  Cixrragh         -  -  -  1 

ROTfiEBHILU 
2  j[Br.  f.  out  of  Sacrilege,  Mr  Ooater'a,  248  at  Bath,  and 

Mr  CraYCB's,  97  at  Winchester    -  -      -  2 

2   Pietty  Face,  Gen.  Williams's.  287  at  Bibnry  C1nb» 

12842.  I7«.  at  Sandown  Pack,  L90  m  Goodwood, 

and  4382.  13i.  at  Windsor     -  -  -4 

5   Beine  Blanche,  Mr  T.  Cannon's,  950  (h.)  at  Derby, 

and  86*2  (h.)  at  Goodwood    -  -  -  2 

2  Rosedale,  Mr  M.  Wright's,  100  at  Stockbri4fl|e  -      -  1 

SALVATOR. 

5  Ch.g.  ont  of  Peffar,  Mr  Piekersgill's,  1541  7<.  (b.)  at 

Newcastle,  10U.  17«.(h.)at York,  125  (k)at Red- 
car,  and  196/.  17«.  (b.)  ot  Leicester      -  -  4 

6  Cblleen  Bawo  11,  Mr  Abington's,  1062.  17«.  (b.)  at 

Liverpool  -  -  -  -  1 

6   Hnnter,  Mr  Sanderson's,  1 1 7s.  (h.)  at  Nottingbam  1 

4  Old  Nobility,  Mr  H.  B.  Craig's,  ISO  (h.)  at  Liverpool, 

1012. 17«.  (b.)  at  Paisley,  1122.  18«.  (h.)  at  Kelso, 
and  120  (b.)  at  Edinburgh    -  -  -  4 

6   Brocken,  Mr  Peck"^,  177  (b.)  at  Chester  -      -  I 

SAXIFRAGE^ 

5  Monsieur,  Mr  Mack^ey's,  102  at  Manchester,  194  (h.) 

at  Lewes,  102  at  Windsor,  and  102  at  Hnntins*- 
don  -  *  -  *      .  4 

8CAIMP. 

5  Biondel,  PHnoeSo]tykc»ffV425iit  Bibmy  Clab*      «  1 

SCOTTISH  CHIEF. 

3  Orofter,  Mr  L.  Heoe^s,  1S8  (h.)  at  The  Garraicb  Apr. 

M.,  80  at  Cork,  and  54  (h.)  at  Cn««vli  Jone  M.  •  S 

6  Donald  Caird,  Mr  Bwrton^s,  \Ml.  \7i.  (b»)andt'0O<h.) 

at  Croydon,  100  (b.)  at  Alexandra  Park,  wad  100 
(b.)  at  Harpesden  -  ...  -  4 

6   Dnnmore,  Mr  Gilbert's,  loU.  17«.  at  Derby,  and 


low.  17#.  at  Woroester        -           •           -  2 

2   Runaway,  Mr  Adrian's,  25  at  Leicester          •      •  1 

2  Rntb,  Mr  Blenkiron'o,  280  at  N«wUm  -  -  1 
5   Staffa,  Mr  Hungerford's,  170  (b.)  at  Bpsom,  and  Mr 

Peck's,  167  (b.)  at  Manchester           -           -  2 


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583 


SEE  SAW. 

4  Archer,  Mr  Peck's,  ^00  at  Matfchcster,  and  \0\t  17*. 

(h.)  at  Liverpool         -  -  -       -  2 

2  Ariel,  D.  of  Beaufort's,  146;.  17«.  at  Sandown  Park  -  1 
2  Braa  Bread,  Mr  Tidy's,  }Oll.  \7s.  (h.)  at  Worcester  -  1 
2  Bravv^  Laas,  Mr  A.  Benholm's^  925  at  SbmkxwQ  Park  -  I 

4  Oarissima,  Mr  Gilbert's,  132  (h.)  at  Uudtfagd^n,  174 

(h.>  at  Oo.^dd»D,  aiad  101 17«.  (h.)  at  Lino^^  -  3 
a  Ojlinder,  Mr  E.  R.  Smith's,  100  at  Bath;  Mr  T. 

Sterens,  )niL%  1 19  at  Windsor;  and^Mtf  Qoldiag's, 

lOU.  17#.4it  Uieester  -  -  .3 

2  Dryflj,  Mr  Haabary*s,  237  at  Winchester  -  -  1 
2  Edinbav^,  Mr  F.  Henf row's,  10 W.  171.  at  Kempton 

Park  -  -  -  -      -  1 

2  S\BStiv»,  Mr  R.  Cmst^  tOQ  at  Len^es  flod  .20a'at  Smi- 

dowB^Fstrk    -  -  -  -      -  2 

2  Flnctaation,  Ld  Cardros8*s,  lOO  *t  Alesoadito  Park; 

Mr  Bird's,  IS7  lat  Sundoirtt  Park;  and  Majcr 

SpiHer's.  14.52.  lft«.  at  KemptoQ  Park   -  -  3 

2  King  Brace,  Gren.  Williams'ii,  iai^  l7«.  at  Yarmonth, 

1 15  at  Goodwood,  and  lOi  at  Newmarket  Ho.  M»-  3 

5  Loved  One,  Mr  Mauton's,  S37  and  400  at  Newmarket 

Ho.M.   -  -  -  -  -  t 

3  Mearns,  Mr  A.  Benholra's^  700  (h.)  at  Foar  Oaks.Pk.  1 

4  Monotony,  Gen.  Williams's,  292  (h.)  at  'Newmarket 

Second  Spr.  M.  -  -  -      .  1 

2  Pampas  Gras%  Ld  Aling^on's,  157  at  Newmarket  July  1 
2  Relief,  Mr  Gilbert's,  I02  at  Newmarket  ftecond  Oct.  -  1 
2  Royal  Robe,  Mr  A'fington's.  lOU.  17*.  at  Satuiowu  Pk.  1 

6  Sancj,  Mr  Brinckman*8,  100  (h.)  at  Winehfester^      -  1 

2  Saucy  Bell,  Mr  C.  Archer's,  195  (h.)  at  Newmarket 

Ho,  M.         -  -  -  -      -  1 

3  Schankelpferde,  Mr  W.  Souths,  m  (fa.)  at  Har- 

penden         -  -  -  -      -  1 

5  Wriggle,  Mr  Lane's,  10  U.  17«.  at  Four  Oaks  Park, 

and  1462.  17*.  (h.)  at  Sondown  Park  -  -2 

SEFtON. 

2  Altcar,  Mr  Hammond's,  237  (h.)  at  Newmarket  First 

Oct.  M.        -  -  -  .      -  I 

4  Gang  Warily,  Mr  Memies's,  10  W.  I7«.  .(h0  at  Wor. 

cester  -  -  -  -      .  1 

3  Happy  Home,  Mr  Lund's,  102  (h;)  at  Pontefract;  Mr 

Green's,  115  at  Manchester;  and  Mr.  Leader's, 
lOlZ.  17*.  at  Worcester        -  -  -  3 

2   Siam,  Ld  Calchorpe's,  492  at  Winchester,  and  Mr 

Stones's,  10  U.  17*.  at  Lincoln-  -  2 


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WINNING  HpRSES. 


SHIFNAL. 

2   Shifter,  D.  of  Hamilton's,  lo2  at  Ayr,  and  Mr  J. 
Steel's,  1012. 17*.  at  Perth 

SILVESTER. 
2    Annexation,  Gen.  Williams's,  lOlZ.  17s.  at  Lewes 
2   Nadine,  Mr  F.  Piatt's,  102  at  Pontefract 
2   Passinf^  Shower,  Mr  Benjamin's,  36/.  17 1.  at  Four 
Oaks  Park     -  -  -  -  - 

2  Rosewood,  Mr  O'Neiirs,  207  at  Newmarket  Jnly  M.  - 

3  Silver  Crown,  Ld  Durham's,  226  (h.)  at  Newmarket 
■   Ho.  M.  - 

4  Silverstick,  Mr  Hibbert's,  100  at  Alexandra  Park; 
*   Mr  Greenwood's,  146/.  17«.  (h.)  at  SandownPark; 

and  Sir  S.  Lockhart's,  lOU.  1 7».  (h.)  at  Lanark  - 
2    Spread  Eagle,  Sir  G.  Chetwynd's,  103  at  Manchester, 

and  101 /.  17«.  at  Leicester  -  -      -  S 

2  Sylvia,  Mr  L.  de  Rothschild's,  lOU.  1 78.  at  Derby     -  1 

SILVIO. 

3  Dandie  Dinmont,  Prince  Soltykoff*s,  617Z.  lOs.  at 

,    Ascot,  and  300  at  Newmarket  July  M.  -  -  ^ 

3  Silver  Shoe,  Mr  P.  Price's^  100  at  Salisbury,  and  Mr 

'    A.  Victor's,  100  at  Crojdon  -  -  -  2 

SIR  BEVirS. 
2   Beayer,  Mr  L.  de  Rothschild's,  137  at  Newmarket 
Second  Spr.  M.,  187  (h.)  and  152  (h.)  at  the  Ho. 
M.,  and  lOU.  17«.  at  Derby  -  -  -  4 

2  Hettie,  Mr  Legh's,  10!/.  17#.  at  Worcester  -  -  1 
2   IJelly  Facren,  Mr  Legh's,  260  at  Salisbury-  -  I 

2   Theodore,  Mr  Bassoon's,  192  (h.)  at  Newmarket 
;    Second  Oct.  M.     -  -  -  -  I 

:    1  SKYLARK. 

4  Liffey,  Mr  W.  R.  Marshall's,  166/.  17*.  (h.)  at  Man- 

chester, and  101/.  17*.  (h.)  at  Thirsk   -  -  2 

2   Slyboots,  Mr  Leigh's,  200  (h.)  at  Derby         -      -  1 
'2    Vivacious,  Mr  T.  Cannon's,  147  (h.)  at  Newmarket 
,    First  Oct.  M* ;  Sir  G.  Chetwynd's,  140  at  North- 
'    ampton,  and  146  at  Manchester  -  -  3 

2   Wine  Sour,  Mr  Somers's,  300  (h.)  at  Warwick        -  1 
4   Wortdlark,  Mr  E.  C.  Starkey's,  831/:  17*.  (h.")  at  Croy- 
don Spr.  M.,  111/.  17*.  (h.)  at  Kempton  Park, and 
,     156/.  17*.  (h.)  at  Croydon  Oct.  M.      -  .  3 


Digitized  by 


WINNING  HORSES. 


585 


4    Phryne,  Mr  Rowe's,  300  (h.)  at.Saliabary,  1217.  17*. 

(,h.)  at  KemptoD  Park^  and  122/.  ISs.  at  Brighton  3 

SOUCAB. 

4  Fornax,  Sir  G.  Chetwynd*8,  130  at  Windsor;  Capt. 
Machell'8,  lew  than  200,  and  Mr  Waterhouse's, 
194Z.  15«.  at  Leicester,  and  lOU.  \7s.  at  T^wes    -  4 

3    South  wick,  Mr  Heasman's,  174  (h.)  at  Croydon       -  1 

SPECULUM. 
8    Alb,  Mr  Vyner's.  277  (h.)  at  Newton,  I94l,  15«.  (b.) 
and  129  at  Beverley,  146/.  I7s.  (h  )  at  Nottingham, 
and  460  (h.)  at  Northampton      -  -      .  5 

8  Br.f.  out  of  Equanimity,  Sir  R.  Jardine*s,  102  at  Ayr  I 
3    Catilina,  Col.  Byrne's,  174  (h.)  at  Croydon      -      -  1 

8  Chaperon,  Mr  Burton's,  200  (h.)  at  Sandown  Park, 

181/.  17«.  (h.)  at  Kempton  Park,  and  147  (b.)  at 
Harpenden  -  -  •  -  3 

3  Elsie  Marley,  Mr  H.  Lambton's,  1 54/.  Is,  Ch.)  at  New- 

castle, and  77  at  Goodwood  -  -  -  2 

a   Goggles.  Mr  Leigh's,  195  at  Epsom  -  .      .  i 

4  Hanibletonian,  Mr  Sanderson's,  219  (h.)  at  Newcastle 

Spr.  M.,  248  (h.)  at  the  Sum.  M.,  850  (h.)  at  Man- 
chester, and  335  (h.)  at  York  -  -  -  4 

9  Kudos.  Mr  Vyner's,  396^.  17«.  at  Pontefract,  and  297 

at  Newmarket  Ho.  M.         -  -  -  2 

2  Lorgnette,  Baron  de  Hirsch's,  200  at  Newmarket  First 

Spr.  M.,  and  200  at  Liverpool  -  -  2 

8    Merry  Duchess,  Capt.  Wardle's,  146/.  17*.  (h.)  at 

Lewes,  225  at  Stockton,  and  20u  at  York  -  8 

5  Old  Gold,  Mr  C.  Morgan's,  1 85  (h.)  at  Thirsk  Spr.  M., 

and  150/.  16«.  (h.)  at  the  Aut.  M.        -  -  2 

3  Pink  May,  Mr  T.  Jennings,  jun.'s,  200  at  Northamp- 

ton, 130,  dnd  Mr  Jos.  Davis's,  101/.  \7s.  (h.)  at 
Yarmouth,  146  (h.)  at  Brighton,  and  194/.  15«.  at 
Derby     -  •  -  •  -  6 

2  Ralph,  Mr  H.  Lambton*8,  1 01  /.  1 7#.  at  Liverpool      -  1 

4  Befle  ition,  Mr  W.  G.  Stevens's,  100  (h.)  at  Alexandra 

Park,  and  Mr  Hillier's,  101/.  17«.  at  Warwick     -  2 

6  Reflector,  Mr  Kennedy's,  1 1 5  at  Brighton  •  -1 
4    Specimen,  Ld  EUesmere's,  132  (h.)  at  Newmarket  Cra.  1 

3  Stone  Clink,  Mr  Vyner's,  256/.  178.  (h.)  at  Lincoln, 

207  at  Newcastle,  176  (h.)  at  Durham.  150/.  16«. 
(b.)  and  160/.  16«.  (h.)  at  Scarborough,  160/.  16«. 
(h.)  at  Richmond,  and  260  (b.)  at  Kelso      -      -  7 
2   Stone-deaf,  Mr  Vyner's,  101/.  17«.  at  Doncaster,  and 

Mr  W.  I'Anson's,  101/.  17«.  (h.)  at  Richmond    -  2 

B  B  3 


Digitized  by 


586  WINNING  HORSES. 


2   Arga»  Mr  Gsrdnef'B,  442  nt  Winder;  LA  CapeU*«, 

200  (h.)  at  Warwick,  and  1462.  l.7«  (h.)  at  Lincoln  3 

2  B.  f.  out  of  Ivy,  Mr.  Hourdsworth's,  received  100  (m.) 

at  Newmarfcret  ^uly  M.  -  -  -  1 

3  Qyiftbalaria,  Mr  Honld« worth's,  105  at  iNewmaatet 

Cra.  M,;  Mr  Hungerford'a,  102  at  the  First  8pT. 
M.;  Col.  ForcstcrX  121  at  Chester;  Mr  P.  Ren- 
frew's, nU.  17 1,  (h.)At,Kemptea.Park,  l\7l  18<. 
(h.)  at  Brig^hton,  and  145  at  I>oBcaster-  -  6 

2  Ellangowan,  Mr  J.  Coate&'s,  1017.  l7s,  (h.)  at  Kelso  -  I 
2   Misfortune,  Mr  Hungerford's,  200  at  Four  Oaks  Park, 

135  at  Epaoin^^ and  ISO  at  Stockton  -      -  a 

4  Offspring,  Mr  D.  Baira's,  147  (h,)  at  Newmarket  First 

Spr.  M.        -  -  -  -      -  1 

4   Ordovix,  Col.  Heyward*8,  1000  (hO  at  Kewmarket 

Cra.  M.        -  -  .  -      -  1 

4  Royal  Fern,  Mr  Houldsworth's,  589^.  W^.  at  Ascot  -  I 
2   Sandpiper,  Mr  Stoughton's,  201  at  Doncaster,  102  at 

Newmarket  Second  Oct  M.,and  102  at  the. Ho.  M.  Z 

5  Sheraton,  X>d  Bradford's,  l^SO  at  Aseot  -  -  1 
5  Springbok,  Mr  Phipps^s,  2562. 17«.Ch.)  at  Bath  -  1 
4   Spring  Mom,  Mr  J.  H.  Houldsworth's,  300  (h.)  tt 

Derby,  and  3^  (h.)  at  Newmarket  July  M.        -  2 

2  Sunrise,  Mr  Houldsworth's,  2000  at  Kempton  Park« 

1137  at  Goodwood,  and  .400  at  Newmarket  Ho.  M.  3 
4   Watchspring,  Mr  West's,  100  (m.)  at  the  Curragh    -  1 

STANDARD. 

3  Hambledon,  Mr  W..  I' Anson's,  16lZ.  17«.  (h.)  at  Man- 

chester, 217  (h.)  at  Carlisle,  150^.  IBs.  (h.)  aXBipon, 
170  (h.)  at  Pontefract,  the  Queen's  Plates  at  York 
and  Richmond,  290  at  Doncaster,  lOW.  I7«.  at  Perth, 
and  101/.  17«.  at  Newcastle  -  -  -  9 

STATESMAN. 
2   Dochart,  Mr  T.  E.  Walker's,  105  (h.)  at  Warwick    -  1 

2  Bthel,  Mr  T.  E.  Walker's  \0i\  at  Newmarket  Ho.  M.-  1 

3  Greenwich,  Mr  T.  E.  Walker's,  200  (b.)  at  Sandown 

Park,  and  200  (h.)  at  Warwick    -  -      -  2 

a  Regent,  Mr  T.E.Walker's,  lOU.  17«.  at  Leicester; 
Mr  Mumford's,  102.at  Pontefcact,  and  100  at  Alex- 
andra Park  -  -  -  -3 

STETILIWG. 

3  Cairo,  Mr  L.  de  Rothschild's,  485  (h.)  at  Northampton  1 
2   Doubloon,  Mr  D.  Baird^s,  200  (h.)  at  Newmairks* 

Second  Oct.  M.      -  -  -  -  1 


Digitized  by 


WTmVNG  HaKSES.  587 


5  Energy,  Mr  Manton's,  73$  at  S«t»<Iowq  Park,  365  at 

Anoot,  3tK)  ht  ^tocktmdge;  Capt.  Nfatihell's,  300  at 
Newmarket  July  M-,  25o  at  Leloester,  1 70  at  Good- 
wood, 200  at  Xiewnrarket  Second  Oct.  M.,  and 
25'2/.  f  0».  at  the  Ho.  M.  -  -  -      -  g 

3    Esterling,  Mr  Vynfti-'s,  638Z.  10«.  at  Newraarkc*  Cm.-  1 

3  Giesshubler,  Sir  G.  Cbetwjnd^a,  140  (h.)  at  Liver- 
pool, 172  (h.)  at  Windsor,  100  at  Croydon,  and 
1 76^.  1 7s.  at  Sandown  Park   -  -  ^4 

A   Merry  Duke,  Mr  Graham's,  10 LZ.  17«.  at  Four  Oaks 

Park      -  -  -  -  -  1 

3   Metal,  D.  of  Westminster's,  6Ull  Gs.  at  Chester,  and 

350  at  Goodwood  -  -  -  -  8 

3  Paradox,  Mr  lirodrickrCloete's,  the  2Cto«0g&  Stakes  of 

4300  at  Newmarket  First  Spr.  M.,  89?  at  Good- 
wood, 1510  at 'NewmarketBeeond  Oct.  M.,  and  650 
(h.)  at  the  Ho.  M.  -  -  -  *  4 

«   Foste  Hestante,  Mr  Peck's,  150  (h.)  at  Nottingham   -  I 

2  Snowdoun,  Ca^t.  Machell's,  101/.  17*»  at  Liverpool, 

and  102  at  Manchester  -  -  -      -  2 

4  Stechf ord,  Mr  Graham's,  167  (h.)  at  Chester  -  I 

STRAGGHINO. 

3  Barberine,  M.  Michel  Ephmsst-s,  1500  (h.)  at  Newu 

market  First  Oet.  M.    -  -  ♦  1 

STRATHCONAN. 

6  Amalfi,  Ld  ZetUnd's,  177  (h.)  at  Newmarket  First 

Spr.  M,,  afid  195  (h.)  at  Stookton-  .      .  g 

4  Bagpipe,  Mr  Macksey^s,  196  (h.)  at  Chesler,  and 

194/.  15«.  at  Brighton   -  -  -      .  2 

^2    Balnagowan,  Mr  R.  R.  Smith's,  260  at 'Croydon      -  1 
^   Chameleon,  Mr  M.  William son's^  IU5  (b.)  at  N«fw* 
castle,  102  (h.)  at  Carlisle,  and  100  (b.)  at  Bdia- 
burgh  •  •  •  .      .  3 

2  Cissy,  Mr  Somers's,  195/.  16*.  at  Brighton-  -  1 

3  Debeoture,  Mr  Henty's,  1000  (h.)  at  Leiceiter,  and 

200  (h.)  at  Neviimarket  S«oond  Oct.  M.-  -  2 

4  Eastern  Emperor,  D.  of  Beaufort's,  1070  (h.)  at  Ascot, 

and  270  (h.)  at  Shrewsbury  -            -            -  2 
a   Eastern  Biii press,  Mr  W.  Gregory?B,  167  at  New- 
market Second  Oct.  M.         -            -            -  1 

5  Scotch  Pearl,  Mr  Bnrton's,  195  st  NortbampCea      •  1 

STRATH  MO  RE. 
2    Mirth,  Mr  D.  Jardine's,  196/.  17*.  (h.)  at  Notting- 
ham, and  256/.  lis.  (h.)  at  Shrewsbury      -      -  2 


Digitized  by 


588  WINNING  HOR8E8. 


8TBUAN. 

a   Brag,  Mr  L.  de  Rothschild's,  iUL  15$.  (h.)  at 

Brighton-  •  .  •  -  I 

3   Fantastic,  Mr  Arnnirs,  160  at  Derby-  -      -  1 

3   6t  Edrnmid,  Mr  Bnrreli's.  102  at  Newmarket  First 

Spr.  M.        -  -  .  .      .  ] 

SUMMERTIME. 
3   Vewno,  Mr  A.  Victor'sj  106  at  Warwick        -      -  1 

SYRIAN. 

3  Eliap,  Col.  Forester's,  102  (h.)  at  Chester        -      -  1 

4  King  Dick,  Mr  Cadraan's,  170  (h.)  at  Pontefract,  and 

101/.  lit.  (h.)  at  Scarborough     -  .      .  2 

4  Maronite,  Mr  W.  I' Anson's,  \0U.  17*.  (h.)  at  Don- 
caster,  U6Z.  17«.  (h.)  at  Derby,  and  160/.  16*.  (h.) 
atRipon-  -  -  -  -  3 

3   Master  Sam,  Mr  S.  H.  Ashton's,  630  (h.)  at  Ayr     •  1 

3  Kaaman,  Mr  Coatee's,  200  at  Lincoln,  135  at  York, 

and  Mr  M.  Williamson's,  1 15  at  Newcastle  -      -  3 

THUNDERBOLT. 

4  Fireball,  Mr  R.  Stewart's.  464/.  15«.  (h.)  at  Kempton 

Park,  170  (h.)  at  Alexandra  Park,  and  194  (h.) 

at  Sandown  Paik        •  •  -      -  3 

a  Lyric,  Mr  Abington's,  200  (h.)  at  Nottingham  -  1 
4   Pillery,  Mr  Townley  Parker's,  600  (h.)  at  Liverpool 

Spr.  M.,  and  650  (h.)  at  the  Joly  M.     -  -  2 

2  Thunderstorm,  Mr  P.  Renfrew's,  839/.  10«.  at  Kemp- 

ton  Park-  -  -  -  -  1 

THURINGIAN  PRINCE. 

3  Bird  of  Freedom,  Mr  Tidy's,  1080  (h.)  at  Epsom  Spr. 

M.,  and  3677  at  the  Som.  M.       -  -      .  2 

THURIO. 

2   Princess  Mand,  Capt.  Wardle's,  102  at  Newmarket  I 

2  Protens,  Mr  Lund's,  117/.  18«.  (h.)  at  Kelso-  -  1 

TIBTHORPE. 

3  Althorp,  Mr  Lanrance's,  747  (h.) at  Epsom;  Baron  dc 

Hirsch's,  790  (h.)  and  the  Qaeen's  Plate  at  Ascot, 
and  470  at  Goodwood   -  -  .      .  4 

2  Flitaway,  Prince  Soltykoff's,  246  at  Northampton,  and 

Gen.  Williams's,  110  (h.)  at  Warwick        -      -  2 

3  Rockaway,  Mr  Lancaster's,  101/.  17#.  at  Thirsk        -  1 


Digitized  by 


WINNING  HORSES.  589 


2  Tib,  Mr  J.  Dawson's,  207  at  Windsor  Second  Jane  M.; 
Mr  A.  Mackenzie's,  162  at  the  Aug.  M.;  Mr  Horn- 
fray's,  1462.  17«.  (h.)  at  Sandown  Park;  Mr  T. 
Cannon's,  172  (h.)  at  Northampton,  and  1522.  18«. 
(h.)  at  Manchester  -  •  -  -  5 

6  Tibicen,  Mr  Lees's,  10 W.  17«.  at  Lincoln;  Mr  Trnlock- 
Hankins's,  140  (h.)  at  Brighton;  Mr  Abington's, 
lOU.  17<.  and  lOU.  174.  at  Four  Oaks  Park-       -  4 

2  Winthorpe,  Mr  Cumming's,  101/.  17*.  (h.)  at  Wor- 
cester -  -  -  -      -  1 

TOMAHAWK. 
2  B.  c.  out  of  Orataya,  Mr  Mngford's,  1 00  at  Lewes   -  1 
2  Galefl,  Ld  Portsmouth's,  1612.  17«.  at  Bath      -      -  > 
6  Phantom,  Sir  W.  Throckmorton's,  100  (h.)  and  100 

(h.)  at  Winchester  -  -  -  -2 

TOUCH  ET. 

2  Aabnra,  Mr  T.  Cannon's,  100  at  Bibnry  Club  -  -  1 
2  FuUertoD,  Mr  T.  Cannon's,  65 1  at  Ascot,  and  49  W.  1 2«. 

(h.)  at  Sandown  Park    -  -  -  2 

2  Le  Caissier,  Mr  T.  Jennings,  jun.'s,  302  at  Yarmouth, 

and  112  (h.)  at  Newmarket  Second  Oct.  M.  -      -  2 

3  Necromancer,  Mr  Abington's,  840  at  Kempton  Park 

May  M.,  380  at  Ascot,  300  at  Goodwood,  890  at 
Kempton  Park  Aug.  M.,  and  9962. 1  Is.  (h.)  at  Derby  5 

2  Patchwork,  Mr  Yates's,  100  at  Alexandra  Park-      -  1 

3  Touch  and  Go,  Ld  Rosebery's,  197  (h.)  and  385  (h.) 

at  Doncaster,  and  200  at  Edinburgh  -      -  3 

TOXOPHILITE. 
5  Bound  Shot,  Mr  Abington's,  147  at  Liyerpool  -      -  I 

TRAPPIST. 

3  Lenten  Fare,  Mr  Adams's,  185  (h.)  at  Epsom         •  1 
3  Parsley,  Mr  Bates's,  1 25  at  Northampton  ;  Mr  Gold- 
ing's,  102  at  Newmarket  Cra.  M.;  Mr  Heasman's, 
102  and  122  (h.)  at  the  Second  Spr.  M.       .      .  4 
3  Prinstead,  Mr  Craven's,  102  at  Newmarket  July  M., 

and  190  (h.)  at  Goodwood  -  .      .  2 

2  Recluse,  Col.  Cave's,  1 17  at  Croydon        -  -  1 

2  Yule  Tide,  Mr  Lowther's,  212  at  Stockton,  102  at 
York,  114  and  1 19  at  Richmond,  and  950  (h.)  at 
Derby  -  -  -  .      -  5 

TRENT. 

2  Lnc,  Mr  Lcfevre's,  300  at  Lewes,  and  200  at  New- 
market Cra.  M.      -  -  -  2 


Digitized  by 


590 


WINNING  HORSES. 


TrNBDALS. 

2   B.  f .  out  of  Psrformcr,  9Jr  R.  Jatdiiie'd,  38© -at  Nev^ton  1 
UMPIRE. 

2   Ashplant.  Mr  Linde's.  142  at  The  Ourragh  April  M., 
■\    106  at  Cork  Park,  205  at  Baldoyle,  and  158  and 
523  at  The  Curragh  Sept.  M.      -  -  5 

2  Beitzmer,  Mr  W.  Wright's,  1000  (b.}  at  Leicester  -  1 
4   Bull's-eye,  Mr  West's,  S9  (b.)  at  Baldoyle       -      -  1 

2  Decider,  Mr  Broderick%  Its  {h  )  at  The  Curragh  -  1 
4   MeUanAhiiB»  Mr  Dnime's,  102  at  Newmarket  First  Oct  1 

3  Queen  of  the  Vixen*,  Mj  W.  Murphy's,  87  (h.)  at 

Bfildoyle       -  -  -  -      .  1 

3  Referee,  Mr  Broderick's,  38  (h.)  at  Tlie  Carragh  Apnl 

^     M.,  and  65  at  the  Sept.  M.  -  -       -  2 

4  Schneider,  Capt.  Barry's,  29  at  The  Curragh  -  1 

4  Swan,  The,  Mr  Ryan's,  3»  (h.)  at  The  Oir^agb  -  1 
3   Tice,  Capt.  Joaes^  1«4  (b.)  and  39  (b^)  at  fib©  Gar- 

ragh,  and  234Z.  1 7<.  (h.)  at  Manchester  *  -  3 

UNCAS. 

3   BaWarran,  Mr  F.  Piatt's,  102  (h.)  at  Carlisle  -  I 

5  Brave,  Mr  A  bington's,  150  at  Goodwood         -       -  I 
3   Gannet,  Mr  Brisco's,  395  at  Liverpool,  184  at  New- 
castle, 266  (b.)  at  Newmarket  Second  Oct.  M.,  and 
230  (h.)  at  Derby   -  -  -  - 

2  Indian  Star,  Mr  Brymer's,  600  (b.)  at  Derby     -      -  1 

3  Lady  Ida,  Mr  R.  Osborne's.  lOU.  17^.  (h.)  at  Lanark  -  1 

2  Lord  Lua)ley,  Mr  R.  Osborne's,  1284^.  17«.  at  San- 

down  Park  •  -  -  "1 

5   Mespilup,  Mr  Hammond's,  101 Z.  17*.  (b.)  at  Keropton 

Park,  and  140  (h.)  at  York   -  -  -  2 

3  Northern  Duke,  Mr  BeajaroinVi,  154/.  10#.  (h.)  at  New- 

market  July  M.     -  -  -  -  1 

4  Pizarro,  Mr  Mainley's,  1000  (b.)  at  Newmarket  Ora.  -  1 

5  Prism,  Ld  Zetland's,  280  at  Newxjaaae,  180  at  New- 

market July  M.,  and  230  (b.)  at  Stockton  -  -  3 
3   Pnnctilio,  Mr  S.  M.  Nolan's.  38  (h.)  and  97  (b.)  at  The 

Curragh  June  M.,  88  (b.)  at  Baldoyle,  aad  98  (b.) 

at  The  Curragh  Sept.  M.      -  -  -  4 

2    Surrey,  Mr  Lambert's,  195  at  Lewes  -  -       -  i 

2  Wampum,  Ld  Zetland's,  101/.  17*.  (b.)  at  Richmond-  I 

3  War  Path,  Ld  Zetland's,  1 47  (b.)  at  Stockton,  and 

607  at  Newmarket  Second  Oct.  M.       -  -  2 

3   Warspite,  Mr  Dover's,  216/.  1 7s.  (h.)  at  Kempton  Park, 

and  101/.  17*.  at  Lirerpool    -  -  -  2 


Digitized  by 


WINNING  HORSES.  691 

2  Wild  Beaaty,  Mr  rhAYa,  146  at  Tbltuk  Spn  M.,  and 

1017.  17^.  (fa.)  at  the  Ant.  M,-  •  -  S 

3  Young  Hopefnl,  Mr  Weever's,  146f  lis.  and  Mr  T« 

Stevens,  jnn.'is^  lOll.  lis.  at  Four  Oaks  Park;  Mr 
Weeyer*s,  105  at  Lichfield;  and  Mr  Abinn^n's, 
lOH.  17«.  at  WorcesttT  -  -  -  4 

VAN  AMBUBOH. 
2  Andrassy,  Mr  Leigh 'is,  1j57  at  Newmarket  First  Oct. 
M.,  194^.  16*.  at  Bf^hton,  and  600.  (b.)  at  Derty-  3 

2  Yan  Ajr,Mr  Langlands>,  29U.  17<.  atKemptonPark  1 

VAN&BHDECKEN. 

3  Aylesford,  Mr  Umber's,  146/.  17«.  (h.)  at  Derby  Sept. 

M.,  and  1462.  17<.  at  the  Ant.  M.        -  •  2 

5  Van  Zandt,  Mr  Corlett>,  100  (K)  at  Croydon,  and 

101/.  17#.(h.)  at  Brighton     -  -  -  2 

VfiDBTTB. 

6  Woodman,  Mr  Heasman's,  1 0 1  /.  1 7<.  at  Sandown  Park, 

197  at  Lewes  Snm.  'M.,  and  200  at-  the  Ant.  M.   -  8 

VttSPABIAW. 
5  Cohort,  Gen.  Williams's,  450  (b.)  at  Shrewfibnry     -  1 

2  Annt  Adelaide,  Mr  T.  Jennings's,  102  at  Newmarket 

Second  Oct.  M.     -  -  -  -  I 

2  Boadioea,  Mr  T.  JenniD|p'fl,  lOfiiat  Newmarket  Ho.-  I 

4  Capitolina,  Mr  Jos.  Dayis's,  117  (h.)  at  Northampton, 

215/.  159.  and  101/.  17*.  at  Eempton  Park;  Mr  F. 

RobinsoD's,  145/;  \U.  fb.)  at  Leicester,  and 

101/.  179.  at  Alexandra  Park       -  .      -  5 

2  Etolian,  MrT.  Jennings's,  102  at  Goodwood,  and  Mr 

P.  Btrry's,  101  /.  1 7».  (h.)  at  Licbfield  -  -  2 
2  Exmoor,  Mr  T.  Jennings's,  457  at  Epsora,  and  885  at 

Windsor       -  -  -  -      .  2 

2   Soho,  Mr  Winn's,  102  at  Redcar-  -  -  1 

2   Vestment,  Mr  Goldrng's,  101/.  179.  (h;)  at  Four  Oaks 

Park     -  -  -  -  -  1 

€   Wcstgate,  Mr  G.  Arden's,  102  (h.)  at  Yarmootfa, 

196/.  179.  (b.)  at  Brighton,  and  ir2(h.)  at  Hont- 

ingdon         -  -  •  -      -  3 

VICTOB. 

4  Grecian  Bend,  Mr  Gnbbins's,  a  Queen's  Plate,  and  03 
(h.)  at  The  Curragfa,  and  the  Qneen's  Plate  at 
Cork  Park  -  -  -  -  3 


Digitized  by 


592  WINNING  HORSES. 


2  Hero,  The,  Mr  Grant's,  53  (h.)  at  Baldoyle     -      -  1 

3  Toamure,  Mr  Gnbbins's,  36  (h.)  at  The  Cnrragh  April 

M.,  243  at  Cork  Park,  82  (h.)  at  Baldoyle,  a 
Qneen's  Plate  at  the  Cnrragh  Jnne  M.,  and  48  (h.), 
88,  aud  the  Queen'b  Plate  at  Bellewstown         •  7 

VICTORIOUS. 

5   Alexander,  Mr  Frazer's,  49  (h.)  at  The  Cnrragh,  and 

60  (h.)  at  Cork  Park     -  -  -      .  2 

2   Rape  of  the  Lock,  Mr  Craven's,  lOU.  17 s.  at  Lincoln, 

and  Mr  Netten's,  100  at  Croydon  -  -      -  2 

2    Star  of  Victory,  Mr  Tidy's,  1  SSI.  1 7a.  at  Kempton  Park  1 

2  Vici,  Mr  Bird's,  24  U.  17*.  at  Sandown  Park;  Mr  H. 

Wood's,  287  (h.)  and  102  at  Ayr         -  -  3 

VULCAN. 

a   Sulphnr,  Mr  Eastern's,  lOU.  I7g.  (h.)  at  Lincoln,  and 

308/.  19«.  (h.)  and  less  than  105  (h.)  at  Lewes     -  3 

WELLINGTON!  A. 

3  Plaisanterie,  M.  Bon/s,  1180  (h.)  at  Newmarket 

Second  Oct.  M.,  and  L470  (h.)  at  the  Ho.  M.       -  2 
2    Prudence,  Baron  de  Rothschild's,  247  (h.)  at  New- 
market First  Oct.  M.,  and  196  (h.)  and  195  at  the 
Ho.  M.         -  .  .  .       -  3 


WEN  LOCK. 

4    Bay  Comns,  Ld  Bradford's,  200  at  Newmarket  First 

8p&  M.,  and  Sir  G.  Chetwynd's,  150  at  Epsom  -  2 
8   Beilby,  Ld  Hastings's,  105  (h.)  at  Newcastle    -  1 

2  Belgrade,  Mr  Lefevre's,  lOlZ.  lis.  at  Lewes;  Mr  Bar- 

ton'rt,  195  at  Epsom,  117  (h.)  at  Huntingdon,  and 
1942.  I5«.  (h.)  at  Alexandra  Park        -  -  4 

3  Caradoc, Ld  Bradford's,  lOlZ.  I7s.  at  Shrewsbury  -  I 
6  Cinderella,  Mr  Hibbert's,  101/.  1 7«.  at  Leicester  -  1 
2   Little  Wenlock,  Ld  Lascelles's,  202  at  Newmarket 

.    First  Oct.  M.-  -  -  .       .  i 

2    Minx,  Ld  Bradford's,  1942.  15*.  at  Leicester  -  1 

a  Nesscliff,  Mr  Hopper's,  1952.  16«.  at  Sandown  Park, 
102  at  Newmarket  Second  Spr.  M.;  Qapt.  Machell's, 
117  (h.)  at  Manchester,  115  at  Epsom;  and  Mr 
T.  L.  Reed's,  20u  (h.)  at  Derby  -  -  5 

4  Whitelock,  Ld  Bradford's,  1875  (h.)  at  Leicester,  and 

450  (h.)  at  Epsom  •  -  -  .2 


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WINNING  HORSES. 


59S 


WESTBOURNE. 
2    Miss  Westbonrne,  Mr  Amaira,  102  at  Newmarket 

Cra.  M.;  Mr  C.  J.  Merry's,  120  at  Windsor  Spr. 

M.,  and  217  at  the  Second  June  M.;  Mr  A.  Mac- 

ketisie's,  194/.  I5s.  at  Leicester;  and  Mr  C.  J. 

Merry's,  162  (h.)  at  Shrewsbury   -  -      -  5 

2    West  End,  Capt.  MacheU's,  146^.  \7a,  at  Manchester  -  \ 

WILD  OATS. 
2    B.  f.  out  of  Rosalind,  Ld  FitzwUliam's,  102  at  New- 
market Second  Oct.  M.  -  •  -      -  1 
2    Sweep,  The,  Mr  P.  Renfrew's,  195  at  Epsom  -  I 
2    Wild  Moss,  Mr  J.  Osborne's,  lOU.  17«.  at  Richmond-  1 

2  Wild  Notes,  Mr  G.  Cleveland's,  205/.  16«.  at  Kempton 

Park     -  -  •  -  -  I 

WILD  TOMMY. 
4    Wickham,  Mr  Longland's,  125  at  Eglinton  Hunt      -  f 

WINSLOW. 

3  Kilt,Ma}or  Powell's,  102  (b.)  at  Windsor.  -  1 

WISDOM. 

2   Bashful,  Mr  O.  Cleveland'n,  1)5  at  Manchester,  and 

Mr  C.  J.  Merry's,  102  at  Windsor  -      -  2 

4  Pair  Profit,  Mr  LeRh's,  147  (h.)  fkt  Newton,  and 

lOlZ.  I7s.  (h.)  at  Worcester        •  .      .  2 

2  Mill  Stream,  Mr  T.  Stevens's,  210/.  17*.  at  Windsor  -  1 
4   Pallas,  Mr  Lowe's,  101/.  17«.  (h.)  at  Worcester-      -  1 

2  Q.O.,  Mr  Portridge's,  221/.  17«.  (h.)  at  Brighton      -  1 

3  Shy,  Mr  G.  Cieveland^s,  102  (h.)  at  Windsor  -  -1 
3   Silence,   Mr  Willyams's,  4uo  (h.)  at  Newmarket 

Second  Oct.  M.  -  -  -      -  1 

3    Wil^  Mr  Lowe's,  141/.  17«.  (h.)  at  Kempton  Park     -  1 

XENOPHON. 

2   Anghrim,  Mr     Marphy's.  126  (h.)  at  The  Cnrragh  -  I 
YORK 

8    Mallow,  Mr  O'Neill's,  500  (h.)*at  Derby,  and  196/.  17^. 

(h.)  at  Manchester  -  -  -  -  2 

ZEALOT. 

2   B.f.  ont  of  Rosebud,  Mr  C.  Morgan's,  101/.  17#.  at 

Richmond  -  -  •  -  I 

2 .  Castor,  Mr  W.  I' Anson's,  400  at  Manchester  July  M., 
102  at  Pontefract,  190at  York,  1 15  at  Scarborough, 
and  103  and  102  at  Manchester  Ant.  M.     -      -  6 

2   Martinet,  Ld  Bradford's,  100  at  Doncaster-  -  1 


Digitized  by 


594  WINNING  HOUSBS. 


WINSfNO  HOit8E», 

MOT  INCLUDBO  IM  THB  PRECBDINO  LIST. 

■5   Adanapaar ,  by  Pcro  Gomez,  or  SpecDlam ,  If r  Barage'ti 

180  (h.)  at  Stockbridge,  and  «44  ('h.)  at  LeweB  -  2 
3   Alert,  by  Sbifnal,  or  St  Angbstine,  Mr  NighttDgklfB, 

174  (h.)  at  Croydon  -  -  -  1 

6   Antler,  by  Bold  Dayrell,  or  Monarch  of  the  Glen,  Mr 

Bamard'sr,  300  (h.)  at  Nottingham       -  -  I 

2   B.  g.  by  Wisdom,  or  Quits,  out  of  UeHcf ,  Mi'Ciinning- 

bam's,  210  (h.)  at  Kdinbni^h,  and  3062.  179.  (h.) 

at  Manchegter  -  -  -      -  i 

5  Barometer,  by  Normanby,  or  The  Speabsr,  Mr 

McKenna's,  9^.  I0<.  (h.)  at  Termonfeckin,  and  Mr 
Healy's,  19/.  10«.  (h.)  at  Bfaj      -  -      -  2 

6  Beatrice,  by  Goodwood,  or  Munden,  Ld  Cadogan's, 

132  (h.)  at  Newmarket  First  Spr.  M.  -  -  1 
6   Botschafter  I,  by  Chamamt«  or  Drsadnonght,  Coant 

Lehndorff's,  450  (h.)  at  Epsom,  asd  485  (h.)  aod 

185  (h.)  at  Doncaster  -  -  -3 

2   Buy  a  Broom,  by  Bertram,  or  Wiifcd^m,  Mr  Weevcr's, 

.300  at  F<Kn*  Oaks  P«ii4c^  and  21  <M.  1.7«.  at  Bath  •  1 

2  Brigstock,  by  Skylavk,  <M-  Eisgeraft,  Ld  Choltnoo* 

dele's,  1012.  17«.  (h.)  at  LAvorpool      -  ^  I 

S   Gharmian,  by  Bertram,  or  QiAlopiny  Prince SoHykofl'fl, 

luOat  Newmarket  €ra.  M.,  mut  itbs  Firrt  Spr. 

M.,  167  (h.)  at  the  Joly  M.,  5T0at.DoDcaibttr»  aad 

the  Qaeeift's  Plate  at  Lichfield  -  •  5 

<6   Dean  Swift,  by  Dalaadanioeb,  or  GaoBsia  Corona, 

Gen.  Williame^s,  102  at  KewBwrirat  Second  Spr.  1 

3  Expiofrion,  by  Sealskin,  or  Reverberation,  Mt  Sicnran* 

8on*8,  102  (h.)ae  Pott«eifm<!t  •  •  -  1 

4  Flexible,  by  Albert  Victor,  or  Alvarez,  Mr  Gilbert's, 

100  (h.)  at  Kempton  Park  April  M., and  12U.  17*. 

at  the  Oct.  M.       -  -  -  -  a 

^   Floridor,  by  Glendale,  or  Codraleas,  Mr  Rodley*8, 

1012.  17«.  at  Beverley,  120  and  Mr  Holmea's,  120 

(h.)  at  Newcastle,  1012. 17*.  (h.)at  Perth,  1012. 17*. 

at  Kelso,  and  102  (h.)  at  Manchester    -  -  6 

2   Granville,  by  See  Saw,  or  (Kdsbadi,  Mr  Abington's, 

1012. 17».at  D«rhy-  -  -  -  I 

2   Joyous,  by  Bertram,  or  Hilarious,  Mr  E.  Virj^'-s, 

1012.  17*.  at  Lichfield  •  •  -  1 

a   Lady  Atuskfamd,  by  Pairamni^  or  Claudius,  Mr  lornch'i, 

1012.  17*.  (h.)  a»  Tbirnk,  102  (b.)  at  Pootelraot, 

and  1022.  \Sm,  {h.)  at  Nawoaatle   -  .  a 


Digitized  by 


WINNING  HORSES.  595 

2  Mellifont,  by  Umpire,  or  Arbitrator,  Mr  Danne's,  188 
at  The  Cnrrai^h  June  M.,  8561. 16«.  at  the  Sept 
M.,  and  I65at  Baldojle       -  -  -  8 

a   Fr^is,  by  Oeorge  Frederick,  or  Lord  Lyon,  MrVyner^^ 

240  at  Stockton     -         .    -  -         .  -  i 

2  Ripon,  by  Albert  Victor,  or  Martyt'dom,  Mr  Wkngll's, 
140  at  HantiDgdo]i,.aiid'MrllamBaond'i|,  146 17ii 
(h.)  at  Derby        -  -  -  -  2 

4  St  Gatien,  by  Rotherbill,  or  The  Rover,  Mr  Ham- 
mond's, 1 200  and  970  at  Ascot,  the  Queen's  Plate 
at  Newmarket  Seoond  October  M.,  aiid'4O0  at  th« 
Ho.  M.  .  .  -  .  -4 

9    Wild  Sherry,  by  Don  J ohn,  or  Prince,  Mr  Langan's,  48 

at  Bellewstown,  and  163  (fa.)  alt  Baldoyle  -  a 


Digitized  by 


A.  LIST  OF  ROYAL  PLATES, 

Run  ' for  in  Oreat  Britain  in  1885,  with  the  names, 
SfC,^  of  the  Winners. 


XIVfiBPOOL,  March  28th.  Page 
Sir  Bfeuhen,  by  Doncaster,  A^n,  98t,  two  miles  -      -  13 

:  BATH,  May  27th. 

Cbislehorst,  by  Beauclerc,  6  yrs,  9st  5tb,  two  miles     -  127 

SALISBURY,  May  29th. 
Chisleharst,  6  yrs,  98t  7n>,  three  miles  -  -      -  139 

ASCOT,  June  17th. 
Althorp,  by  Tibthorpe,  3  yrs,  7st  8tt,  two  miles  -      -  171 

STOCKBRIDGE,  July  2nd. 
Hennita|i:e,  by  Hermit,  4  yrs,  9st,  two  miles       -      -  214 

LEWES,  August  8th. 
Newton,  by  Fitz- James,  4  yrs,  9st,  two  miles     -      -  301 

YORK,  August  27th. 
Hambledon,  by  Standard,  3  yrs,  78t  13tb,  two  miles    -  336 

RICHMOND,  September  2nd. 
Hambledon,  3  yrs,  8st,  two  miles       -  -  343 

LICHFIELD,  September  23rd. 
Charmian,  by  Bertram,  or  Galopin,  3  yrs,  8st,  two  miles  384 

ROYAL  CALEDONIAN  HUNT,  September  29th. 
Lady  Adelaide,  by  New  Holland,  6  yrs,  9st  Itt,  two 
miles  -  -  -  -  -      -  412 

EDINBURGH,  October  8th. 
Lady  Adelaide,  6  yrs,  9st,  two  miles   -  -      -  428 

NEWMARKET,  October  15th. 
St  Gatien,  by  Rotherhill,  or  The  Rover,  4  yrs,  98t,  D.I.  445 


Digitized  by 


A  LISj.  Ui^  xvUxAL  x^LiAiriO. 

597 

DITTO  IN  IRELAND: 

CURRAGH,  April  lith. 

-  42 

Ben  Bolt,  by  Ben  Battle,  4  yrs,  9st,  two  miles  " 

Apiil  l«th. 

I   -  43 

Grecian  Bend,  by  Victor,  4  yrs,  98t,  two  miles     -  - 

April  16th. 

-  44 

Wavelet,  by  Paul  Jones,  5  yrs,  98t  8lb,  two  miles  - 

CORK,  May  13th. 

-  88 

Grecian  Bend,  4  yrs,  9st,  two  miles 

CURRAGH,  June  23rd. 

Cullionn,  by  Hollywood,  5  yrs,  9st  40$,  two  miles  - 

-  183 

 June  24th. 

Toumnre,  by  Victor,  3  yrs,  Tst  Sib,  three  miles  - 

-  184 

 -  June  25th. 

Jack,  by  Arbitrator,  8  yrs,  7st  5lb,  three  miles  - 

-  185 

GALWAY,  July  1st. 

-  201 

St  Kevin,  by  Arbitrator,  3  yrs,  Tst  lOte,  two  mUes 

BELLEWSTOWN.  July  16th. 

-  250 

Toumnre,  8  yra,  Tst  7lb,  three  miles  - 

DOWN  ROYAL  CORPORATION,  July  22nd. 

Jack,  3  yrs,  78t  lOlb,  two  miles 

-  270 

July  23rd. 

-  271 

Wavelet,  6  yrs,  98t  5lb,  three  miles  - 

CURRAGH,  September  1st. 

-  348 

Jack,  8  y w,  est  7n>,  two  miles 

September  2nd. 

-  349 

Wavelet,  5  yrs,  9st  8lb,  two  miles  and  a  half  - 

 September  3rd, 

-  351 

Wavelet,  5  yrs,  lOst,  four  miles  - 

 -  October  20th. 

The  Chicken,  by  Billy  Pitt,  3  yrs,  7st  I3m  (car.  Sat), 
three  miles        -  "  "  " 


Digitized  by 


598      A  LXST  OF  BOYAL  PLATEB. 

THB  BOYAL  WHIP,  CUEBAOH.  October  21  st 
Sjhm  QaeeOybj  BostreTor,  5  yrs,  IM12tb,foi]r  miles  464 

THB  LOBD  LIEUTENAKT'S  PLATE,  CUBBAGH^ 
October  22nd. 

Wsfileti  S  jn,  m  tub.  (ear,  MlSfls),  one  mile  and  a 
half  -  •  •  -  -46$ 


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INDEX 

TO  TBK*  manHtsauMOtLB  of 
HORSES  IN  GREAT  BRITAIN  &  IRELAND 

13 

1885. 

MBNTIONBD  IN  THIS  BOOK, 
Ai;*PHABfiTIOALLT  ARRANGED. 


(Ths  figuret  inparcntkfiSM  refer  t9inninff$,aimdrefei!eiufei 
to  matchef  won  wre  tdio  i»  jfarsnthoses,  but  those  t^ 
matehes  received  are  not,) 


ft  Abbotsfobp,  cb.  g.  by  Waverley,  out  of  Misfortnne,  by 

Gilroy  (bred  in  America),  1,  65, 142,  147 
4  Aberfoyle,  cb.  g.  by  Macgregor,  oat  of  Lady  Murray,  33 

4  Aconite,  ch.g.  by  Camballo,  out  of  Tabara,  31 

5  Adaoapaar^  b.li.  by  Pero  Gomez,  or  Speculum,  out  of 

Caller  On,  25,  74, 117,  165,  207,  (210),  216,  263,  (300)^ 

S60»87l,  383,384,  532 
S  Adelina,  cb.  f .  by  George  Frederick,  dam  by  Thunderer, 

out  of  Jezabel,  34,  77,  147.  425,  (442),  446,  459 
8  Admiral,  The,  br.  c.  by  Rogicrucian,  ont  of  The  Pique, 

78,  94,  504 

1  Adolphus,  ch.  c.  by  Uncas,  out  of  Dolly  Hogg,  806,  332, 

393  423 

8  Adriatic,  b.  c.  by  Ben  Battle,  out  of  Trieste,  (42),  128, 123 
4.  By  ADYJSNjuBBtt— b.  c.  out  of  Irma,  by  Rataplan,  22 

2   ch.  c.  out  of  Vriss  Pool,  174,  279,  853,  510,  645 

8   ' —  ch.  f .  out  of  Fanny  Day,  546 

2  Aerides,  ch.  c.  by  Cremorne,  out  of  MasderalUa,  224 

2  -  Aerolite,  ch.  f.  by  Thunderbolt,  out  of  Aida.  190 

8  Aguea  (late  Poncba),  br.  f.  by  Peto  Gomez,  out  of  Toung 

Lady,  2,  157,289 
8  Agnes  Craig,  b.  i.  by  Oaig  Millar,  ont  of  A^es  de  ^ana  - 

feldt,  64,  208,  21),  2.17, 255, 275,  3t4,  (326),  344,  345, 

(379),  457— to  Brazil 

3  Agnes  Primrose,  b.  f.  by  Roeebery,  out  of  Agnes  la  Fi^re, 

107,  176,  178,  219,  220,304,  (340),  378,  897,415,416, 
417 


Digitized  by 


600 


INDEX. 


5  Aig^ll,  b.  m.  by  Hermit,  out  of  Bylstone's  dam,  bj  Skir- 
misber,  90,  91 ,  93,  355, 369, 380. 420 

5  Aiguillette,  b.  m.  by  Chevron,  oat  of  Gold  Dust,  72,  97, 

111, 140,  148,  220, (221),  318,  339,467 
3   Aladdin,  b.  c.  by  Sir  Bevys,  out  of  Ocyroe,  65,  73, 281 

1  Alaric,  b.c.  by  Childeric,  out  of  Lilian,  10,  143,  258, 

(260) 

3  Alaska,  br.  f.  by  Galopin,  ont  of  Agapanta,  58,  62,  79, 84, 
102 

3  Alb,  b.  f .  by  Speculum,  out  of  Silver  Band,  2 1 , 23, 47, 1 11 , 

(160),  (177),  (178),  201,  259,  286,  287,  336,  374,  377, 
420,  (421),  (634) 

6  Alban,  ch.  h.  by  Albert  Victor,  out  of  Lady  Ann,  by 

Saunterer,  547,  551 
S   Albanian,  bl.  c.  by  Oemome,  out  of  Alba,  (86),  101, 

103,  267, 316, 359,  (437), 481,  606,  519 
8   Albert,  b.  c.  by  Albert  Victor,  out  of  Hawthorn  Bloom, 

171,280 

S  By  Albert  EowARU—ch.  f.  out  of  Trottie  (late  Bea- 
trice), by  Chattanooga,  9 

4  Albert  Melville,  b.  c.  by  George  Frederick,  out  of  Pfioebe 

Athol,  17,  70,  76,  78,  (86),  229,(255),  (277),  278,  283, 
{375)— dead 

2  By  Albbst  Victor— -ch.  c,  out  of  Pink  Thom^  408,  443 
€    Alcalde,  b.  h.  by  Tero  Gomez,  out  of  Coup  de  drace,  83, 

(113),  115 

8  Alcester,  ch.  c.  by  Ben  Battle,  out  of  Wisdom.  43, 1 84, 1 86, 
465, 467 

5  Alda,  b.f.  by  Pellegrino,  out  of  St  Agnes,  (137),  138, 

460,  602.  538,  541 

3  Alderman,  The,  b.  c.  by  Rotherhill,  out  of  Marj  Alice, 

94,136,166 

8   Alert,  b.  f .  by  Shif  nal,  or  St  Augustine,  ont  of  Ambnsb, 

62,  187,266,435.(454) 
5   Alexander,  ch.  g.  by  Victorious,  out  of  Amina,  183, 184, 

186,  (352),  (399) 

4  Alexandria,  b.  f.  by  Herbertstown,  out  of  Lizzy,  41,  43, 

122, 123,  183,  185,  271,348,  351 

5  Alfonso,  b.g.  by  Julius,  out  of  Atocha,  (337),  387 

4  Alfred  (late  Edison),  ch.  g.  by  Reverberation,  oat  of  Illu- 
mination, 228,  848 

2  Alibech,  ch.  f.  by  Hermit,  dam  (foaled  1874)  hj  basket, 
out  of  Adelaide's  jdam,  378 

4  Alice  Mary,  b.  f.  by  Albert  Victor,  out  of  Duchess  of 
Albany,  \50s&nt  to  Germany 

2  Allepra,  b.  or  br.  f.  by  Galopin,  out  of  Feronia,  98,  230, 
274 


Digitized  by 


INDEX. 


601 


S  Allegro,  b.f.  bv  Hampton,  out  of  Symphoajr,  19,  118, 
( 157  j,  536 

3  Ahneria.  b.  f .  by  Pero  Gomez,  oat  of  Nugget,  1 , 1 8 1  — sent 
to  Germany 

2  Almond,  b.  f .  bj  Macaroon,  out  of  Lady  Gowrie,  1 10, 135. 

308,  4l»,  463,  470,  4»7,  546,  550 
2  Alpha,  b.f.  by  Albert  Victor, ont  of  St  Rosalie,  38 

2  Altcar.  ch.  c.  by  Sefton.  oat  of  Electric,  316.  f  401) 

3  Althorp,  b.  c.  by  Tibthorpe,  out  of  Bide^a-Wee,  40,  (69), 

(167),  (171),  (280),  4iO,  5\5^8ee  alto  Cuntinental 
Racing 

5  Altiora,  ch.  f.  by  Glendale,  oat  of  AUh»a,  ( 1 76),  247, 374, 

471,  512,  518 
3  Altiora  ll-^tet  Miss  Neasham 

3  By  Alttrb — ^b.  c.  oat  of  Qaeen  Bee  (dam,  Clementina), 
lul 

2  ch.  f.  dam  by  Surplice,  out  of  Bellona,  871 

2   br.  f.  oat  of  Marie  Louise,  410 

6  Amalfi,  ch.  h.  by  Strathconan,  out  of  Castellamare,  11, 

13,  56,  (83),  306,  309,  (322),  400,  522 
2   Amber,  b.  c.  by  Ambergris,  oat  .of  Pomposity,  205,  261, 
398,  549 

2   By  Ambkrgris — br.f.  oat  of  Lady  Godiva,  338 

2  Amy,  b.  f .  by  Wayeney,  dam  by  Joskin,  out  of  Alrnna,  48, 

177 

3  Amy  Agnes,  br.  f.  by  Melton,  oat  of  Frivolous,  291,  299 

4  Anabasis,  ch.  c.  by  Aenophon,  oat  of  X.L.,  299 

2   Anaconda,  b.  f.  by  Blue  Itain,  oat  of  Annette,  216,  (236), 
800, 434,  453 

2  Andante,  ch.  f.  by  Winslow,  out  of  Orchestra,  226,  389, 
390.  391 

2  Andrassy,  br.  c.  by  Van  Ambnrgh,  out  of  Toretha,  (405), 

443,484,  (501),  (527),  542 
a  Andreda,  ch.  m.  by  Andred,  oat  of  Alma,  294 

5  Anemone,  ch.  m.  by  Moorlands,  out  of  The  Belle  of  War- 

wick, 199 

6  Angevin,  b.  g.  by  Heniy,  oat  of  Onyx,  426, 453, 473,  539 

3  Anglesey,  b.  c.  by  Sterling,  out  of  Sea  Gull,  56, 106 

3   Anisette,  br.f.  by  Bine  Ruin,  out  of  Annette,  53,  137, 
190.  213 

2  Annexation,  b.  f.  by  Silvester,  out  of  Black  Mail,  294, 

(299)— to  Italy 
2  Anthill,  br.  f.  by  Discord,  out  of  Pic  nic.  230 
5   Aniler,  ch.  h.  by  Bold  Dayrell,  or  Monarch  of  the  Glen, 

out  of  Dewdrop,  (14),  \1,  111,  143,  190,  191,  499 
2   Apparition,  b.  f.  by  Camelion,  oat  of  Red  Kag,  287,  414, 

415.469.  516,  517 
Vol.  CXIIC.  C  o 


Digitized  by 


G02 


8   Applety,  b.  c.  bj  KiBgcraft,  out  of  Lily,  by  Cape  Fly- 
away, 187,283 

^   Appiobataon,  h.  f.  by  Witdom,  out  of  Af  plause,  by  Cavei- 

difib,  328,420, 492 
4   Avbaces,  b. c  by  Galopin,  out  of  FeuUeBt,  12,  (IS), 

92,  (119),  513,  {^533Hc«< 
2   By  AK]iiT]irATOR'^cb..f.  out  of  Luna,  466 
2  ■    b.c.  out  of  Water  witch— Conaervator 

2   Aroadian,  b.  c.  by  Kikber,  out  of  Spinaway,  6,  38,<85), 

266,  (360),  436,466,490 
2    Arch  Duke,  b.  c.  by  Che\  rou,  out  of  Lady  ^argoiette,  60, 

163,-4&2,  464^636 
4   Archer,  b.  g.  by  Ste  Saw,  out  of  Quiver,  (131),  193, 

(246),  271,288 

2  Aicbibttld,,.b.  by  .KuntbaBi,  out  of  Granada,  352.-523 
2  Arcturus,  br.  c.  b}  Koticruciau,  out  of  Mantilla,  376,  878 
2  An^a,  b.  e.  by  Sprii!gfield,  out  of  -  PaBipeluna,  6,  25,  76, 
166,  IfcO,  l&l,.a92),366,(360),474,  (496),  640,  542 
8  Ariient,  b.  c  by  Cheyrou,  out  of  JE^ilagree,  23,  119, 471 
2  'Argo  Navis,  h.  f .  \^  .Kew  HoUasd,  out  of  Meteor,  40 1 
8   Afiadiie,  b.  f.  by  Xluoaa,  out  of  Labyriotb,  82 

2  Ariel,  b.  c.  by  bee  Saw,  out  of  Little  5ell^  by  Blair  AthoV 

210,  266y<274,  (87pi),*406 

3  Axmida,  ch.  f.  by  Cbildsric,  out  of  Mrtis,  86,  (282),  308, 

335, 381, (403).  447 

4  Araeliffe/ch.  c.  fa|y  Mr  Wiskfo,  4>at  of  Mouufc  GIrace,  4, 

22,31,  49,:80,  148,  197,  1 99,::e5dt  390,  424,  442,(532) 

3  Aiomatio,  b.  f.  by  Macaro&i,  out  of  iDcense,  7,  24, 126 

4  Arragon,  b.  c.  by  Statesman,  out  of  Queen  Katbariue,  22, 

80,47,121 

2   Arundel,  ch.  c.  by  Standard,  out  of  Catalonia,.  26,  71 
2  A  sbgrove,  cb.  I.  by  Albert  V4ctor/out  of  ScbecballioD,  1 37) 

262, 359,  385,  462 
2   Ai'hplanrtk  b»  c.  by  Umpire,  out  of  Cacropia,  (42),  (87)> 

(122),  132,  270,  (350),  (861),  366,899,  610,  512 
4   Asil,  b.  c.  b}  an  Abeyan  Sherak  horse,  out  of  Belkis,  104 
4  Aenieree,  b.  f .  by  Ortmome,  out -of  Viola,  by  The  Bangei , 

122, 123,  249,  249,  t270 
4   Asphodel,  ch.  f.  by  Doncaster,  outof  Fanaccinbe,  188 

2  Assignation,  ch.f.  by  A^ask,  out  of  Vexation,  by  Monarqne, 

(6),  40,  (66),  (141)>^1,2M»406^  (408),  473, 474 

3  Astolat,  b.  f .  by  Kibber,  out  of  Beliioent,  79^  100,  142, 189, 

(190.),  231,  891,  206,^829,  (370) 
a  A.6tHickank  br.  c.  by  Cooruleun,  out  of  Miaerer,  103,  279> 

(408),  (432),  443,  484,  490 
.2   Albeling,  far.  c.  by  Sterling,  oat  of  aister  to. King' Alfred, 

by  King  Tom,  169,  401, 48S,:4at7 


Digitized  by 


INJ>£X. 


603 


2    Athelstan,  b.  or  br.  c.  by  Blair  Athol,  out  of  Rosemarj,  9, 
T4,  m,  257,  560/  276,  '35& 

4  Attadal©,b.c.  by  AdVenffufer,  otlt  Of  6ric^*a-Brac,  167, 

202 

2    Auburn,  cb. f.  by  Toucbet,  out  of '  Bloh^le,      0^08),  2S6, 

256^  Sis;  3l4r,  3^7,  312(8;  47a;  6*21(1,  5'49 
2    AucKeiicruiVe,  b.  c.  by  ClafetliOtit,  otit  of  STarctssa,  (232?), 

276 

5  Auctioneer,      ffl  by  tandiiiark,  Out  of  Lady  Abbess,  by 

Teddingt6ii,  3,  ^  6, 41 ,60,  102,  106 
*  2"  Augbrim,  b.  c.  by  Xetidphon,  out  of  Lai^Awfty,  387,  (465), 
466 

4   Augusta  Victoria,  fcb.  f .  by  Ctaig  lilliftftr,  out  of  Maaii 

Victoria,  20,45,9^2,412,  413,  417,  428 
2   Aunt  Adelaide,  bl  f.  by  Vfe'stttiitfstAr,  tfut  of  Lady  Abbetfs,^ 

103,  104,  2l6,'2'23,  34Sl,  346,  400,  409,  (439), 477,616 

2  Ahht  Ruth— D^tsy  fl^Iatfd 

3  AuntSaflly,  br.f.  by^  Ch'6Vit)'d,  dfufc  of  Sally '  Bia6k,  46i, 

AlO^sent  to  GerVAdny 

4  Aufetra«ia,x;h.  f.  by  Cbilddri6,  bttt  of  ^B8  Hetty,  46, 307  ^ 

(336),  374,  417,  (469),  4^69 
3   Aveline,  cb.  f.  by  Doh'cttfetfer,  ottt  of  HjailBdean,  9,  17,  56, 

169,  176,  229,  372,  404,  (433),  (439),  447,  (476),  487 
2   Avenella,  b.  f.  by  Unlkis.  oWi  of  EiSe  Deausr,  239,  241, 

275,  354,421,541,  560 
2   Avon,  br.c.  by  Ru^by,  dtit  6t  Tbe  Swan,  38,  39,  89, 

124, 387 

2  Avonbridge,  ch.  c.  by  ftut)e'rta,  oi*  Mask,  out  of  Blancbette, 

by  The  iBaron,  '23(y,'327 

3  Aylesford,  b.  c.  by  Vanderdecken,  out  of  Princess  May, 

90,  U8,  180,243,  (ii5S0,  3fe'7,  4^i7,  60^,  (526),  546 

2  Ay  ton,  br.c.  by  Bosebefy,  but' of  Bortnite  Harden,  24,  30, 

158,  (if2I);- 287,  (33*9),  461 

3  Aztec,  br.  c  by  Uncas,  out  of  Remnant,  66,  li82,  805, 

3^28,  329 

2   Bacct,  b.  c.  by '<)ld  Tbin;  btlt  of  Manilla,  by  Artillery,  98, 

114,  (117),  1^,234,236,  345,  36^5 
2   Bagley  Gi-een,  b.c  by'Strathcbnan,  out  of  Dark  PalA 

(h.-b.),  22,  60,  109,  130,  136,  167,  158,  205,  207,  244, 

418,  461,470,  549 
'2    Bagnalstbwn,  b.  f .  by  Speiiiiith'ortie, but  of  At*hy ,  350, 4dfe 

4  Bagpipe,  b.  c.  by  Strath<ioilati,  out  of  Cranti  Tair,  (92), 

162,2.^2>290,(2g'2),4Sf9 

2  Baldur,  ch.  c.  by  Dbh'ckBtei-,  Oflt  of  i'reia,  75, 14^2,  (498> 

3  Ballerina,  b..f .  by  Lord  Ronald,  out  of  Pironetter,  76,  145, 

(152),  I54,1dl7,  3f65.  458, 492,M506f,  i?39i  641 


Digitized  by 


604 


INDEX. 


8   Balmoral,  b.  f.  by  Kin^  Lad,  oat  of  Ellangowan,  (128), 

(225),  324,  S36,  374»  376,  534 
2   BalDagowan,  b.  c.  hy  Strathconan,  oat  of  Oirfew,  (52), 

71,146.  323,358 
2   By  Balquhidar— br.  f.  out  of  Skiff,  491 
2   b.  f.  oat  of  Little  Nell— i<w  The  CJhild 

8  Bal  varran,  gr.  c.  by  Uncas,  oat  of  Lady  Grace,  3,  8, 49, 68, 

1 10,  (220),  258,  302, 305,  421,  471,  495 

4  Banker,  b.  c.  by  Macg^gor,  oat  of  Hock  Rose,  50, 80,81, 

(110),  130,  (184),  (159),  203,  302,  321,  375,  395, 
543 

2  Bank  Holiday,  br.  f .  by  John  Day,  oat  of  Alma  Mater 

(dam.  Princess  of  Orange),  454 

3  Barberine,  ch.  f .  by  Stracchino,  out  of  Baretta  (bred  in 

France),  (407),  480— tfee  alto  Continental  Racing 
2   By  Barbillon— br.  f.  oat  of  Bran  Dance,  456,  511 
2   Barcarolle,  b.  c.  by  Balfe,  out  of  Sweetheart,  42 

2  Bard,  The,  ch.  c.  by  Petrarch,  out  of  Magdalene,  by 

Syrian,  (4),  (9),  (38),  (40),  (70).  (71),  c74).  (lOo). 
(112),  (I28),(132),  (173),  (246),  (25«),(272),  (376) 

3  Barnacles,  br.  c.  by  Speculum,  oat  of  Lady  Gower,  36, 65, 

147,  268,283 

5  Barometer,  br.  g.  by  Normanby,  or  The  Speaker,  oat  of 

Peerage,  183,  270,  (318),  (347) 

4  Barrister,  b.  c.  by  Doncaster— Black  Gown,  91,  252,  897 

2  Bashfnl,  ch.  f.  by  Wisdom,  oat  of  Bramble,  10, 25, 74, 112, 

131. (259).  267, 290, 294,  (814) 

6  Battlefield,  b.  g.  by  Springfield,  oat  of  Quick  March,  157, 

203 

3  Battlegua^e,  b.  f.  by  Ben  Battle,  out  of  Seagull,  122, 123, 

249,(249),  250,  270,  270, 271, 348 

3  Bayard,  b.  c.  by  Fitz  James,  out  of  Lady  Plotwell,  31, 1 21, 

203 

4  Bay  Comas,  b.  g.  by  Wenlock,  out  of  Mignonette,  (78), 

85,  103,  (142),219,  306, 309,332,  388,  391 

9  Beaconsfield  (late  Leonard),  br.c.  by  Hilarious,  out  of 

Lady  Randolph,  73,  74 

f  Beatrice,  br.m.  by  Goodwood,  or  Munden,  out  of  Eng- 
land's Qneen,  2, 8, 34,  (85),  95, 104, 143,  150,  225,229, 
425,  448,  489,  511,513, 525,  530 

J  Beatrice  Mary,  b.  f.  by  Cceruleos,  out  of  Polly  Craveo, 
313.  344,  352,  409,  494,  (496) 

«   Beatus,  ch.  h.  by  Ethus,  out  of  Gladness,  42 

2  Beau,  The.  ch.  c  by  Beaudesert,  out  of  Columba,  212, 
(229),  435 

4  Beanchamp,  b.  c.  by  Beauclerc,  out  of  Equanimity,  156, 
647 


Digitized  by 


INDEX. 


605 


9   By  Beauclbro — b.  or  br.  c.  dam  by  Cramond,  oat  of 

Janet  Rawcliffe,  30,  204, 468 

2   br.  f.  out  of  Caper  Saace,  66 

2   b.  c.  out  of  Elf  Knot,  11 7, 491 

2  br.f .  out  of  The  Hind,  Doefoot'sdam  (h.-b.),  408, 

460 

2  ^— —  b.  c.  dam  by  Thunderer,  out  of  Jezabel,  (623) 
2.  By  Bbaddeskrt— b.  f.  out  of  Lizzie  Greystock,  56, 140 

3  Bean  Id&d,  br.  g.  by  II  Gladiatore,  out  of  Makeshift,  1 94, 

312 

2  Beaulien,  b.  c.  by  Beauclerc,  out  of  Lady  Annie,  by  Trum- 

peter, 9,  (102),  (132),  176,  (224),  316,  366,  396, 
423,  632 

3  Beaomont,  br.  c.  by  Beauclerc,  out  of  Miss  Fool,  46, 269, 

283,  30H,  367, 420, 607,  645.  647 

3  Beau  Nash,  ch.  c.  by  Albert  Victor,  out  of  Miss  Haw- 

thorn, (62),  219, 433 — see  also  Cmtinental  Racing 
a   Beauregard,  ch.  h.  by  Macgregor,  out  of  Marquise  de 
Caux,  38,  619,  537 

2  Beaver,  b.  c.  by  Sir  Bevys,  out  of  Atholine,  5, 25, 52,  (106), 

142,  346,441,460,462,(481),  (490),  (630) 

4  Bedouin,  b.  c.  by  Childeric,  out  of  Gipsy  Girl,  (2),  17 

3  Beenham,  b.  c.  by  Cymbal,  ont  of  La  Koseraie,  16, 18,  76, 

85,  152,  542,  648,  650 

3  Beilby,  b.  c.  by  Wenlock,  out  of  Mayoress,  3,  37,  41 ,  73, 

148,(201).  227 

2   Beitzmer,  b.  c.  by  Umpire,  out  of  Magdalene,  by  Plum 
Pudding,  152,  231,  356,  (423),  443, 486 

2  Belgrade,  b.  f .  by  Wenlock,  out  of  Bonnie  Doon,  by  Rapid 

Rhone,  (25),  (148),  230,  (346),  370,  401,  454,  472, 
(619) 

4  Belinda,  b.  f.  by  Hampton,  out  of  Belle  of  Bury,  171^ 

174, 440,  480,616 

5  Belle,  The,  br.  f.  by  Beauclerc,  out  of  Starvation,  19,  190, 

268,317,  383 

3  Bellona,  br.  f.  by  Lord  Gough,  out  of  Metz,  (55),  167,171, 

407 

6  Ben  Alder,  ch.h.  by  King  Lud,  out  of  Reveillee,  135, 

258,  373, 440, 509, 630,  544 

4  Ben  Bolt,  b.c.  by  Ben  Battle,  dam  (foaled  1874)  by  Out- 

cast, out  of  Miss  Tom,  (42),  44,  185,  465, 466,  509. 513 

5  Bendigo,  br.  h.  by  Ben  Battle,  out  of  Hasty  Girl,  (6), 

(175),479 

2   Benefit,  ch.  c.  bv  Bend  Or,  out  of  Preference,  212,  214, 
449 

2    Ben  Ida,  ch.f.  by  Ben  Battle,  ont  of  Salamis,  122,  18G, 
271,288 


Digitized  by 


606  IffDEX. 

5  Ben-my-Chree,  b.  m.  b^,  S^fidts^^k,  oat  of  Conutess,  hf 

The  Swift,  I 

3  Ben  Venue,  b.  by.PlQbejv^,  ou|i  of  KatriDe,  by  Blink- 
hoolie,  93,  iW),  (124,), ;J4.5,.3ll»510,5U 

6  Bertie  II,  b.  h.  by  Dibtin,  out  of  Canarina,  136,  151,  154, 

300 

3,  Bewdley,  cb/  c.  by  Dis^Pi  on^  o^ Emblematical,  6,  4(hj 

(204),.34l 

2  Birdcatcher,  br.  c  by  Skylark,  out  of  Scotdl'  Tlji^le,  43», 

^  Bird  of  Eve,  b.  f.  .by  S^y,larK,.OAt  o.f  PKiloqtiela,  66,  523 

3  Bird  of  Freedom,  b.  c.  by  Tburingian  FriD<^,  oct  of 

VkaJa,  6,  (71),  (147) 
2   Blackball,  b  i.  by  Ben  Bi^ttle,, pat  of  SKive1,.299 
^  Biapkh^tb,  b.  g  by.  Cardinal  York,  out.of  Nell  Gwyjine, 

2a8 

]^l&ckBofie,  .br.  f  .by  Albitrator^  out  of  Moss  Rose  (lu-b.), 
by  Kettledrum,  851,  386,  386,  (399),  (465),  (4^7) 
a  BJacfc  Saupteirer,  W .  c.  by  Tt»e.  Axi»w,  out.of     tdecap,  31j 
178,470 

2   B^ack  Witcb,  bl.  f,  by  Xenpfibop,  gut  of  White  Witch, 

349,350,351,465,466 
2   By  Blair  Athol— ch.  c.  out  of  FIpw^.  of  tbe  Vftlc,  152, 

287,  326,  366, 4d2 
2   cb.  f.  out  of  Ambulance,  (213),  26?,  342,  468, 

515,546 

2   ch,  c.  .out  of  S^rtorj^Ue, , 4Q0, 435 

ji   ^^:r^  br.  c  .owt-of  WeMem,  4^2 

4.  Blftii^owrie,  br.  f,  by  Blair  Ajtbol,  oa;t  of  Bi^e^ida,  by 

Merryman,  48,  SOsent  to  Germany 
3f  Blanche,  ch^  i.  by  Wedlock,  put  of  Blue  Sleeves,  by 
Beadsman,  43 

2  Bkpon,  b.  c.  by  ChcyrQu,  out  of  CJhevil  Grore,  (400), 
533 

a  Bllta,  bncby  Galopin,  out  of  L'Eclair,  92,  181,  ISS^ 
159,  (261),  322,  325,  334,  (339),  369,  394,  (397),  544, 
&$2 

2  Blondel,  b.  c.  by  Scamp»  out  of  Melody,  (209}*  448 

3  Blucher,  b.  on  br.  c  by  Coeraleus,  out  of  Victress,  by 

Suffolk,  62,96,  916,254,  274,422,42^,  520 
2   Blo^  Belle,  b.  or  br.  f .  by  C>eru1$us.  out  of  Isabel  (dam, 

The  Belle),  332,436,448,480 
5   Blue  Grass,  cb*  h..  by  Pat  Molloy,  out  of  Amy  Farley  (bred 

in  America),  6,  36,  109,  133,  (204),  (219),  977,  (284), 

381,440 

4  Blue  Lias,  ch.  f.  by  Blue  Gown,  out  of  Syncppe,  68,  72, 

189,  269,  312, 432,474 


Digitized  by 


mimx:  «07 

^>         Riband,  ^r.  f.  bgr  Highborn,  ont-ot  AbsttnencBr  8lv 
100 

^  By  Bu7B  RfJiNi-rb.  Loot  of  Oalm^  &4 
S  b.  f.  out  of  Queen  of  Kitdare— Orleans 

Maid 

2   Blue  Stocking,  ch.  f.  bjk  Xenophon,  ont  of.  f  onng^Stock- 

in^  40,  208s  408 
3*  Bine  Stone,  b.c.  by  Umpire,  oat  of  Ttirqnoifle,  5,  50, 

1 23, 2&7,       87By  3fft  ^aeni  to>  Brazil 
t   Blnsh,  b.  c.  bj  Rosicrucian,  ont  of  Pitteri^  25,  102,  214, 

252,  aoo 

«    Boadicea,  b.m.  bj  King  Lud,  ont  of  'Tbtftek  IM,  (23), 
(31),  31,49 

S   Boadioea,  br.  f .  by  Vefttmiaslen  out  ol  Queen  'o£.Gypru», 
40a,.4A8v  447,  (4.76)y  488,  <48i^i  683 

2  Bobolink,  b.  c.  by  Kingara£t,  or  ALrams,  ont-of  Bnbble, 

by  Breadalbaoe«486i 
8   Bohemian  Girl,  b.  f.  by  Balf«,  oat  of  Naatch  Gkl,  42,  349 
S  -  Bombay,  b.  c.  by.Blaic  AthpL*  ont  of  Benaree,  SM^  424:, 

(452),  473 

4   ^naparte,  b.  h.  bytBoMoraaiao,  out  of  Bonay  Bell,  204<, 
333,390,462 

Boneaetter,  b.  c.  by<Stetling,  ont  of  Gteela)  365,  419>536 
a  Boanibel,  b.  f .  by  Wild  Oats,  out  of  Bella,  75,  298,  300 
4   Bonnie  Charlie,  ch.  c.  by  Petrarch,  out  of  Bonny- Leith,  3 1 , 
i(2fi«584 

3  Bonnie  Laasie,  b.  f.  by  Berserker,  out  of  Hannah  Ball, 

(^),  (26ft),  2ifi,>879,  (i39^),  477 
2   Bonnie  Lesley,  b.  or  br.  f .  by  Blair  Athol,  ont  -crf-  Bonnie 
Katie,  (437) 

a   Boomenuig,  b.  c.  by  Playfair,  ont  of  Panada^  10, 40, 113, 
181,474 

li  Borderer,  oh.  c  by  (liendales  ont  of  Oalop,  1 09^  962, 302 
%  Boreas,  b.  c.  by  l^oenraldsen,  out  of  Wind,  23 

4  Borneo,  ch.  c.  by.  Ad ventover^  oatof  Lady  Luoas^  86,  ( 1 33 ) , 

(171),  291, 343/390,402 
1   Borough  Member  (late  Roland),  b.  c.  by "Statesaian,  ont 

of  Queen  fiCliry^  by  Blair  Atliol,  9, 16, 8i6. 
Z   Bosjeflman,  ch»  c  by  Akyre^  out  of  Agile,  by  Gibraltar. 

1 1 4^ 1 66, 2SA^  38fiv  802,  504 
ft  Botflchafter  I,  cKh.  by  Ohamantv  or  Dreadnought,  oat  of 

Miss  Bonrall  (bued  in  GcnnanyX  66,  114,  140/(^43>, 

(1.56),  (159) 

5  Bonlevard,  br.  or  bl.  h.  by  .Uacafl,  ont  of  'Madeltae»  57, 1 70, 

278,  3544  806, 600 
1  Bouudary,  cKc.  by 'Landmarks  ont  of  Gomnon  6ens«, 
272,  352,  (431),  473,  (507),  (550) 


Digitized  by 


608 


INDEX. 


9   BomidniT  Stone,  ch.  f.  by  Landmark,  oat  of  Clara,  bj 
Cranbury,  334,468,470 

5  Bow  Chnrch,  b.  c  by  Beandesert.  oat  of  Free  Kirk,  128» 

168.  179,456,498,632 
3    Bowman,  b.  c.  by  Wisdom,  out  of  Isbfar,  95, 127,  136, 196, 

213,  238,  853,  266.  872.  874,  367 
a   Brag.  ch.  b.  by  Strnan,  out  of  Boance,  278,  (292),  295, 

446,  488,529,  541 
3   Bra^anza,  br.  f.  by  Pirate  Chief,  out  of  Papoof^e,  811,  236, 

804.364,  493 

8  Bran  Bread,  ch.f.  by  See  Saw,  out  of  Staff  of  Life,  862, 

868,  863,  (493),  495 

6  Braye,  b.  h.  by  Dncas,  oat  of  Ballyroe,  181, 134, 170, 258, 

(276),  318,  315,  400,  434,  473 

2  Braw  Last*,  ch.  f .  by  See  Saw,  oat  of  Princess  Louise  Vic- 

toria, 143,  366,  366,  444,  (472) 

5  Bray  ley,  br  h.  by  Prince  Charlie,  oat  of  Heater,  64,  131, 

198,311,406, 422,  484 

9  Bread  Knife,  b.  c.  by  Craig  Millar,  out  of  Slice,  1 32,  (308), 

(366).  (372),  (.541) 

3  Breadmaker,  br.  c.  by  Nnneham,  dam  (foaled  in  1874)  by 

Brown  Bread,  out  of  Creeping  Jane,  60 

3  Breakfast,  b.  f.  by  Kisber,  out  of  Fasting  Girl,  86,  134, 

197,  227,  .331,  334,  (357),  877,  383,422,  495,  585,  544, 
552 

4  Breda,  ch.  f.  by  Dutch  Skater,  out  of  Miss  Ellis,  99, 116, 

300, 313,456 

4   Bretwalda,  b.  c.  by  George  Frederick,  out  of  Miss  Manner- 
ing,  7,11,72,809 

2  Bridegroom,  br.  c.  by  Touchet,  out  of  Happiness,  369 

3  Brighc-eye,  f.  by  Boisworth,  out  of  Glen  Emma,  283,  34& 

3  Brighton,  b.  c.  by  Roeicrucian,  out  of  Bella,  by  Breadal- 

bane,  68, 72,  (130),  134,  846,  248,383,  357,  543,  (548) 
2   Brigstock,  b.  c.  by  Skylark,  or  Kingcraft,  dam  by  Play- 
fair,  out  of  Klamet,  269,  363, 466,  508,  (5 1 7),  536 
2   Brilliant,  b.g.  by  Fellegrino,  out  of  Cape  Diamond,  .443, 
(472).  524, 542 

6  Brocken,  br  h.  by  Savemake,  oat  of  Chambermaid  (bred 

in  Germany),  7, 11,  (90),  91, 169,  243,  438 
2   Bronze,  br.  f.  by  Lowlander, out  of  Brunette,  by  Angelas, 

164,  (198),  198,  283,  (242),  (294),  297,345,  627,  .552 
9   Brookside,  b.  f.  by  Moorlands,  out  of  Framboise,  834,  237, 

284,  368 

4  Brouillard.  ch.  c.  by  Hermit,  oat  of  Fog,  25,  158,  154, 

(164),  187, 188, 191, 208^sent  to  Holland 
6   By  Brown  BsBAD^br.  h.  out  of  Hygeia,  (33),  73,  204, 
819,389,418 


Digitized  by 


INDEX. 


60? 


8    Broxbourne,  ch.  ^.  hy  Plebeian,  ont  of  Lady  of  the  Lea, 

12,  (197),  256»359,  379,527,  529 
2   By  Bruar— ch.  f.  ont  of  Taba— w<?  Solo 

2  B  Sharp,  b.  c.  by  Balfe,  out  of  Mohican  II,  104,  (180\ 

(If  2),  216,  217,(234),  387 
4   Bnchan,  ch.  g.  by  Fetterlock,  oat  of  Lady  Bruce,  109, 
177 — sent  to  Germany 

3  Backtand,  ch.  c.  by  Mooriunds,  ont  of  Antelope,  by  Mo- 

narch of  the  Glen.  25 
2   Buckthorpe,  b.  c.  bv  Doncaster,  out  of  Jessie  Agnes,  165, 
206,  406 

2  Buffoon,  b.  c.  by  Hilarions,  out  uf  Dame  Janet,  15,  352, 

358.  420,  422 

3  Bugle,  ch.  c.  bv  Bugler,  ont  of  Cornichon,  53,  72,  (1 1  fi) 

2  By  BuoLBR— b.  f.  out  of  Alice  Lee,  25,  (53),  (532),  649 

4  Bull's-eye,  b.  c.  by  Umpire,  out  oC  Lollypop,  289 

3  Burgundy ,  b.  f.  by  Hermit,  ont  of  Doll  Tearsheet,  36,  68, 

71,  77,  (81),  265,  376,  381,527,629 

5  Butte  des  Morts,  br.  m.  by  Victor,  out  of  La  Friponne, 

467 

2  Button  Park,  br.  c.  by  Avontes,  out  of  Makesure,  444, 
483 

2   Bnv  a  Broom,  b.  f.  by  Bertram,  or  Wisdom,  out  of  Gip^y, 
by  Bucca*  eer,  19,  (118),  (127),  161,359,361,  457»  526 

2  Caching,  b.  c.  by  Hilarious,  ont  of  Thistle,  438,  532, 634 

2  Cage  Bird,  b.  f .  by  Wenlock,  out  of  Sultana,  117,  245, 

441,  493,  507,  508,  636,  537 
8   Cairo,  b.  c.  by  Sterling,  out  of  Coomassie,  (37),  61, 130 

3  Cairo,  b.  f.  by  Herbertstown,  out  of  Lizzy,  43 

2  Calaifl,  b.  c.  by  Altyre,  out  of  Caller  C)u,  100,  136,  171. 
224,  276,  282,  449,  478,  484 

4  Callander,  ch.  c.  by  Lowlander,  out  of  Ringrose,  107, 220,. 

818,388,  392,  415,416 
2  Caliiope,  b.  f.  by  Hampton,  out  of  Oann  Tair,  138 
4  Caltha,  ch.  f.  by  Lammermoor,  ont  of  Marybud,  37,  57r. 

83,  170,  172,283,404,438,  (444),  (478),  479,  495 

1  Camarine,  ch.f.  by  Forerunner,  dam  (foaled  1875)  by 

Typhoens,  out  of  Apathy,  400,  419 

2  By  Camballo— b.  c,  dam  by  Victorious,  ont  of  Gertrude 

— see  Walton 

a  Gambnsdoon,  ch.g.  by  King  Hal,  out  of  Cariboo,  53,  72, 

97,  149,  (187),  299, 358 
4  Cambusmore,  b.  c.  by  Doncaster,  out  of  Strathfleet,  65,  78, 

142, 166,  223,  276,  279,  (383),  (402),  445,  478 
4   Camlet,  b.  g.  by  Camballo,  out  of  Cachmere,  226,  255. 278 , 

(275),  (335),  374, 482 

C  0  3 


Digitized  by 


610  INDEX. 

4  Campanile,  ch .chy.  Hemnit,  ont  of .  Mi^ .  BqUu  1 7 ,  (6S), 

85,104,  (I4JI),  906,.  869,  9d7 

5  Campbell,  h  c.  by  Gamballo,  oat  of  Conspiraffj*  QQ,  86, 

166,  1 73,  (209).  21 2,  (Ss38) 
a    Cbunpheoe,  ch.  f.  bj  Loxrlander,  ont  of  Qavnlet,  1^,  l^, 

C 1 60),  1 62,  259,  (266),  367, 51 2,  6 1 7 
2   Camphill,  b.  f.  by  Ster)in«,  oat  of  Campboi;*  30>4S 
a   Candabar  II,  ch.  g.  by  Clareaaont^  oat  erf  Koil/  (^.-b.),  by 

The  Jadge,.!^,  19,803 
2    Candayia,  b.  f.  by  Claremont,  out  of  Polly  (d||»:of  Can- 

.dafaar  II).  by  The  Jsdjce  (h.rb.},  14,91,  13£ 
2   Canny  Scot,  ch.  c  by  Blair  Athol,  of^.of  :Pro%>ient,  19, 

(29),  C9a),  14«,  14»)        ^6.  4$6,.d:l6,  549 
a   C^Boaosa,  ok  t  hjMtaiyviiovk,  oat  pf  (Ja^p^Wal,  1 30^, 

824 

S  GapH,  be.  f .  by  .Dntch*  S1i;aten  ont/ot  \  QnUstk  iQvfi«P> 
Blair  Atholv.403.^4J«>)..4fi^  444,  ^k?*^  4.95 

ft  Cfuivaaa  Baok,  hk  nt^.  byi  General  F«elr  out.  o£  jPuiMi  1^* 
8.5,  100,  438 

4  Caoaoni,  b.  c.  byi Betrarobv  mi ^f.  ^.m(Mjr*^^t  ^ihA^f 

100,  104,  229.  (231),  492, 493 

5  Gkpella,  b.  f.  by  €raigr<^idlar,  ont  of.  Qham^  14,  ir,  69, 

63,  ft7,  10e,.(8i7) 
4    Capitolina,  br.  f.  by  yeBtminster,  out  of  Catania,  by  St 
Mango,  I2|  (41),  6a,.9<i.:9fi,  .l44v  W»  (361),.  (254), 
26.6,  428,  i4ti6X  449»  (4«r5,  45.;»  $03,  504»  i&l^),  544, 
552 

a   Cafitaip  B)qe,^i.b»  by^Adidred,  ont-of  20, 

130,  205,  aM,  3»7„)a9.l,.4S» 
a.  (>j)fcure,b,c,  by .  The-Flyiog  Bwdcajteher,  ^ut     ;  Flc«r 

d'Oranger,  9, 166. 161 
a   C^doe,  b.c.  biy.  W^olook,  (Mftti  oli  WhiiteiQIml}^ 

245,  476,  483,  (508) 
2   Carayjel,  br.  cj  hjf  ?Pl9ro  Gqinea,  out  oC,  Fle^euf  ^  Hwtj 
2 .  Cardinal,  TSie,  bk  o«•b^  c.  by  Jim^^t^m  opt  of  .Mocjim  8i*f 

437 

2:  Gaidinal  W6l8i^^br,  fi^^.Qmfi^»xc^pT9^^>oiM^4^ 
fire,  (202),  A7l8.<a^6),Cm),  325 

By  ,CAEDtKAJ..Y>«Mlrr-*15.,fH.<JiWt  ftf  Leth^WgyvU 
(92),  10f>,  216,  347,  379,  409,  635, 
4*  CaiUHsinM,  ch*  f ..by  3fif  iS§]V!,.oa^  of  Pflins4«  Cwvi-^Ji  9i» 

162,(.346),.S8.S,  431,  (4^.),  ,(486.) 

J   Qiriton,  b.  c.  by.  Hell.M«U,>  auMk  ol:  3qo^.  3pep*  317, 36^, 

4«6,(dl6)^(:ft43) 
l>  By  Oxavmoflrrrr^b.  f ^  fwt  oliBlood  i9edi..4ll2«!404f^8 . 
4    Carronald,  b.  c.  by  Lord  Ron^d^  op^  of  ,Cv)e9ei.7^i  99, 1 16, 

IW,  m,  361,  (867),  (369),  (469),  503 


Digitized  by 


INDEX.  611 

5   Carsethorne,  ^.g.  by  Argyle*  out  of  Red  Hiod.  (h.  b.)» 

l,4,.(22),53,8l,.46, UU202^,  203, 
3    Caw«,  b.f.  bj  Alfc(ert  Victor,  ou*  of  Finfc  Thorn,  49,  86, 

110,  1.28,  l»3l,(lft7),  W,.26;,ai66,  3:6,.42l,  481t,'45e, 

3  Castagnette,  b.  f .  by  Mr  Winkle,  out  of  Clariw^  34,  63, 
81,  C9«).9|9.  (U3},  165,191,411,  431,  44«,.45l,  (48£r), 
514.  543, 547 

.3   Q^m^  br.  f;  hff,  Fettefl<H*,  out  of >  Noble^e,  393,  3fir. 
2    Castor,  b.  c.  by  Zealot,  dam  by  Sterling,  out  oi  Leiia,  (257), 
2a6,  (303),  (336),  (340),  375,  (392),  (397) 

2  Castrum,  Qh.,c.  by  Dg)iica9ter,oQt,of  Fcurtr^fla.^^) 

3  C^U^mb,  qh.  |.  by  Ph«aU,  oat  of  Catania, .  by  ^t  M ting0, 

37,60 

3;  CMaUna,  b.  f .  by  Speonluw,  oat  of  Enperta,  7,4)  139,  149, 

285,  309,,  36:^.36$,  (450)'  •'>^^. 
-«i  Cfttftract,  b. f.  by. Hampton, oui  of .Gorrie,  I35,,.5e^f, (350) , 

at72L  402 

2  C^atastropbe,  b.  f.  by  King  of  the  £oreat>  out  of  The  Cat, 

by.QeB»ri|l  Feci,  2^1, 47 7, .5 1-9 
OM^eripe  Sminford,  br.  f .  by  Lancastrian,  oqt  of  G?nt)e 
Mary,  126 

CSHtvicl^  Ifi^  cV  m.  by  I^awJandep.  Q\it.  of  Winifr^ 
(hvb.),  32,  1.61,  >2p,  221,  318,319 

3  Cavalier,  b.  c.  by  Prince  Charlie,  out  of  Lady  Rosebery, 

11 1, 14.3k  .2i  I,  J2M,  .26^,333 
3    Celandine,  ch.f.  by  Winslow,  out  of  WaUfli^wer,  233 

2  OmU  pcff  Gr«mt*»  a  by  Tho  Mis^r*  o^t  of  Lady  Fetl 

.(-U&m^*a  <i^9m)i  7  a 

«   Chameleon,  gr.  g.  by  Strathconan,  ©at  of  Emetald,  by  Y. 

Melbwroe,;,  121, 162, 17'6,(205),  (220),26;6,ai(^2)33|>, 

398,  428,  (429),  469 
^  CSba«Q0fy«b.«.  ^y  li^vKtb,  of  Bob  Hoy,  out  of  Faii*  Play, 

45 

9  Cjtance  Shojt,  b.  f .  by.CameJioft,  ont  of  CrossQr^i,  ,190#  1 9^ , 
244, 382,  (424) 

0.  Chupiel  Qh.    by  Her^nit,  ont  of  sister  to.Ad^fkid^i 

by,t.  Alelbonrne,  7:3,  144,(260) 
3r.  C;bf>p«iQai.bi.  t  bf  Spocolam,  oo^.of  Her  Ladyship,  (76^. 

80,  (99),  116,(142),  147 
H,  GhwiW^r,  ^^Kic.  by  Frin00;Chai;Ue,  ont  of  (^pella,  37il, 

408 

3  CbaraiUkn,  b.l  by  Bertram,  <m  G<il«pin,  ont  of  Lwoptta, 

Ca3X{33^  j8^^(230),.54Ji2,(380).(384),  4  40,  447,  48l>. 
2   OMriiiMl^S ; Map^,  oh.  t  by , Pi^t^ld,,oa(. of  LittHa  A pn i^, 
a86»;387>r^^ 

2  Chartreuse,  br.  f .  by  Dntoh  Skater,  out  of  Abbaye^  (0,26, 
(80),  82,  102,  (181),  163,410,  434,  475,  (505),  533,535 


Digitized  by 


612 


INDEX. 


9  Chatter,  b.  f.  bj  CoDtroverav,  out  of  Goshawk,  (103}^ 
(179),  282,  (291),  375,  406,  427,  (429) 

4  Chancer,  br.  c.  hj  Beaoclere,  oat  of  Qaeen  Mab,  46,  (119)^ 

202,  219,  222,  306,  318,  319,  460,  525,  546,  551 
2    CJbelaea,  b.c  by  Cremorne,  oat  of  Dalham  LasR,  135,  U9 

2  Chester,  hr.  c.  by  »^efton,  out  of  Lady  Herschell,  by  Jalin*, 

^nt  of  Miw  Hinda,  131, 193, 195 

3  Cheval  Glass,  ch.  f.  by  Speculam,  ont  of  Mirobolante,  58, 

65 

5  (Theveley,  cb.  h.  by  Craig  Millar,  oat  of  Cheesecake,  98, 

403,  449 

2   By  Chevrow— b.  or  br.  c.  ont  of  Maccaronea,  24 

2  — —  br.  c.  ont  of  Madam  Walton,  1 74 

3  Chibby,  b.f.  by  Mirroillo.  out  of  Minna  Troil,  203,  22?^ 

412.  415,  (4l6j,  428,  429,  461,  470 

6  Chicard,  ch.  g.  by  Reverberation,  ont  of  M abille,  by  Par- 

mesan, 21 1,  240,  243,  (455),  (520),522 
3   Chicken,  The,  b.  c.  by  Billy  Pitt,  ont  of  Pheasant,  by 
Gamekeeper,  123,  123.  (184),  184,  (186),  (270),  271, 
(348),  (463),  466 

2  Chidham,  f.  by  Coltness,  ont  of  Tower  Mark,  475 

6  Chief,  The,  hr.  or  bl.  h.  by  Uncas,  ont  of  Mary  Hyland, 
349 

S  Child,  The.  b.  f.  by  Balqnbidar,  out  of  Liitle  Nell,  110, 
ISO,  (182),  228,  (244),  (247),  297,  (856),  360,  869,  396, 
431 

3  By  Childbric— ch.  g.  out  of  Court  Card,  6,  55, 1 05, 242— 

tent  to  France 

2  — —  ch.  c.  out  of  Agile,  by  The  Palmer,  63, 69 

4  Childhood,  b.  f.  by  Coernlcns,  ontof  Cheesecake,  223,  (256), 

278, 283, 448,  489 

3  ChWd  of  the  Mist,  The.  b.  c.  by  Blair  Athol,  oat  of  Ma 

Belle,  82,  (169),  (171) 
2    Chin  Cbin,  br.  c.  by  Wild  Oats,  ont  of  Afterthought,  71 

2  Chip  Cubase,  b.  c  by  Hilarious,  out  of  Adversity,  362,365 

3  Chiqnita,  b.  f.  by  Blair  Athol,  ont  of  Nitocris,  264,  321, 

331,460, 471 

5  CShislehurht.  b.  h.  bv  Iteanclerc.  ont  of  Empress*,  by  King 

Tom,  (11),  (108)  (127),  (139),  161,  199,  (288),  469 

2  Chopin,  br.  c.  by  Pero  Gomez,  oat  of  Chopinette,  353, 

411 

3  (Aonbra,  b.  c.  by  Pero  Gomes,  cot  of  Happy  Thonght, 

145 

3   Christian,  br.  c.  by  Dutch  Skater,  ont  of  Christina,  116 
2   Cicely,  b.  f.  by  Ruperra,  ont  of  Australia,  181,  197, 446 
5    Cinderella,  ch  m.  by  Wenlock,  ont  of  Footstep,  (35) 
8   Cintra,  b.  f.  by  Isonomy,  ont  of  Alameda,  16,  136,  210, 
(213),  (216\  (291),  (404),  444 


Digitized  by 


INDEX. 


613 


S    CipolliDa,  ch.  f.  by  Macaroni,  oat  of  Duckling,  86,  149, 

169,  335,  381,  (413),  440,  (447),  480 
5    CSims,  br.  h.  by  Cceruleos,  ontof  Lamplight.  (120),  (121)^ 

160,221,863,403.  438,451,484,  (625).  .'^46,  547 
t    Cissy,  b.  f.  by  Strathconan,  ont  of  Cos,  212,  272,  294, 

(296) 

5  Cistercian,  ch.  c.  by  Trappist,  out  of  Astrea,  96, 136, 139, 

188,  191,  252,256,  327,829,  329 
4    Claire,  ch.  f .  by  Mappleton,  out  of  Clara,  by  Cranbnry, 

333,382.469,  471 
2    Bt  Claiiroiiali> — b.  f.  ont  of  CTonsort,  16 
2    By  CLARRMONT—b.  c.  out  of  Clifden  Jewel,  5,  5U3,  506 
2  br.  f .  out  of  Isabel  (h..b.),  St  Vincent's  dam,  355 

2   b.  c.  out  of  Queen  Bee^aee  Tburgarton 

3  Clarence,  cb.  c.  by  George  Frederick,  out  of  nhter  to  Sir 

George,  by  Rococo,  27,  103,  112 — sent  to  Germany 

6  Clarewood,  gr.  h.  by  Stratbconan,  out  of  Mattic,  164, 

277,  504 

2    Clarion,  ch.c.  by  Cymbal,  out  of  Jenny  Davis,  54,  423, 
435 

4  Clash,  b.  f.  by  Cymbal,  ont  of  Madame  Z-^phee,  (154), 

216,299,263 

2   Claudian,  b.c.  by  Petrarch,  out  of  Priory,  444,  (478), 
487 

2   By  Claudius— b.  c.  out  of  Princess  Mary  II,  410, 477 

4  Claverhouse,  ch.  c.  by  Lowlander,  out  of  Clara,  by  Hubert, 

21 

5  Claxby,  ch.  c  by  Cceruleos,  ont  of  Cintra,  23i) 

2  Cleveland,  b.  c.  by  CcernlSus,  ontof  Juanita,  109,  130, 461 
4   Clif tonian,  b.  c.  bv  Castlereagh,  ont  of  Sweet  Spirit,  5, 

14,16.(46),  107,134,  1 36,  ( 177),  (263),  286,  (307),  338, 

341,  (341),  400,421,462,  468,  546 

2  Clifton  lugs,  b.  f .  by  Camballo,  out  of  Qiiarteronne.  2  3, 108 

3  Clipper,  ch.  f.  by  Doncaster,  out  of  Delilah,  27 

4  Cloohette,  b.  f.  by  Camballo,  out  of  Carillon,  78,  134, 143, 

333,  (354),  402,407,  440,  480,  515,  529 
3    Clonmel,  b.  c.  by  Julius,  ont  of  Cerintha,  68,  97,  398, 
425—^ 

3   Cloth-of -Gold,  ch.  f .  by  Kingcraft,  out  of  Miss  Stanley, 

by  Knowsley,  26, 63 
3   Clown,  The,  bL  c.  by  Merrymaker,  out  of  Jester's  dam,  337, 

452 

5  Coast-guard,  b.  h.  by  Montez,  or  Conductor,  out  of  Sally- 

port, 145 

3   Coh,  The,  b.  c.  by  Lord  Ronald,  out  of  The  Roe,  408, 
(481),  515 

S   Cocoa-nut,  b.  c  by  Silvio,  out  of  Palmflower,  403 


Digitized  by 


614  INDEX. 

«   Coelebs,  ch.  h.  by  l^iogeraft,x)at o£  Efltdecaf^  9^  U,  31, 47, 
177, 178,469 

5    Codia,  b.  ID.  by  Goenilei»»  put  qf  Gtiop,  1 27, 1 381^  m 
A  By  C<EBDLEUft-^h.  f.  <«t  of  SqiiAttlinity,  (30),  )33|, 
343,  (391).  4 18,  (428),  430 
„..,  ■■    br.  &  oiH>QI,  Cmrnp*  387 

2  Co-beiress,  b.  f.  by.fiing^ader,  out  of  S^aQSSk,  4S4, 519 

Ji   Cohort,  br.Jb.  byVifspftftiapjQut  of  West  Kent,  65,  Hi, 
129,480,  (607),  546 

5  Colleen  Bawp  U,  Wa>.  tiyBftlvator^oni/Qf.Lmie,  7«),:39(b 

459,  499^511 1i) 

6  By  CoLTOBWr-br..  t  .o.mli  of  iGlAlaotHM,.  1 6lT-**»t^ 

^  — ,  ^  b.  c  oqA;/!^  ^  Cneolo,  1^5. 

4   Colttmbinc,  bi  f  by  iGlGOTleiiQvQBtioi  Oakip^  64*  (41 1},331, 
335, 377 

6    Comedian,  ch.  h.  by  Thunder  (by  Thandec^lt),  out  of 
Comedy,  6:5 

4    Commissionaire,  b.  c.  by  Queen's  Messenger,  out  of  Styx, 
(96),  145 

3  Communist,  ch.  c.  by  Isonomy.  out  of 'Mouwcft,  ( 10),  36, 39 
,€  ■  CoDarie>  ckv  m  by  Bliarv  Mhok*  oiat  oi  iC;»tacqpia»  231,^499 

4  Conaglen,  b.c.  by  Blair  Athol,  out  of  Periwig,  460 
4   Condor,  b.  c.  by  Elaber,  out  of  Hemiione,  369,  4K)i) 

3.  CoDdor,  The«  kc  bj  I)i»lbrv.oat  of  (^anniUe  (bred  in 

France),  440,480,488 
ft   Condor  II,  b.  h,  by  Gnnhoa^^  OQt  lof  Eoode^  2i5v  55»  115,1 88:, 
191,  286,403. 

.3  Co|i£arioB,b.  f  by  Cooalfiniaticau  oat  of  ElnwN^  by  King 

of  Trmnps,  ^i^.MS-r-ssnt  to  Brekzil 
2   Conserratiye  (late  En^re),  ch.  C.  by  .Plefaf  iao,  out  of  Escu- 

leot,  17ft,  180,;  2313 
2   ConserTAtor,  b.  c.  by  AirfoitwtoBi  cot  of  WAtePwatd)^  44, 

87, 360^386, 367,  398, 446i»^ 465, 540^5118 
2   Consigne,  b;f;  by  FUgoolel,.  onti  of  Contempt  (bred  in 

Pni«ce)j  7«,  146,  194,  (^t9i),  (3€^l),.^l,  4f9,  488^90, 

528 

.3  €oiuBtan«ie,  ch*  f.  by  Lcord-  Ronali,  out  of  Kan>pa, 

Tiumpeter,  169,  210,  281,  292^  67.4/ a76«  »1,  547,550 

2.  CkmsummalioBv  hLorhgr.  c.  by*DiHch  Skatev,  otH  of  •  Re- 
paration, 67 

4. '  CoBifcritioQ,  bo.  h  by  Ncinehfimi  out:  of  Sffie  ilMaM^.  1 9,  31 
2  Cope,  ch.  c.  by  Coerulens,  out  of  Amice,  366j  369i  436, 521 
%  Coquille,  b.  ft  by. Mask,  outoC  €ackleaheU,        208, 23L, 

315,  317,  356 

2   Coraele,  bl.  c^.by  Heirmit,  otHi  of  -  Bainhettiitt^  211 1  28a, 
323,  405 


Digitized  by 


INDEX.  615 

3  Coralline,  cb.  f.  by  SMvip,,Qwt;of,  CoraJ,  22,  to 

Oermanp 

4  Coranto,  bl.  c.  by  Cremorae,  out  of  Loaise,  by  Marsyas, 

4.  Corinia,  b.  f.  by  AJbent  Viator^  o,ut  of  Pirpu«tte,  74,  (^36), 

(16»V),(l52),(ia.3),.284,420,  (475),  (521) 
4   Qprmeille,  ch.  c.  by  M^wgr^goy,  opt  of  Narcisse,  X7.0,  17R, 
527 

2    Cornhill,  ch.  f.  by  Castlereagii,  out  of  M©ta,  372 
3:  Cornstalk,  b.  c,  by  WUd  .Oat^,  Qwt  of  Cqra,  tiy  Uftoa^r  1 H » 
147,  201,  324,4^8 

4  Coiraborree,  b,  f .  by  Plajf^air,  p^t  qI  Pana<ia»  .63 
2    Corsair,  b.  c.  by  Bold  Dayrell,  out  of  Corcyra,  7 1 

2  Cprfeona,  b.  f.  by  Kisjbef.-o^to^  iPojdpna,  5, 103,  (U^,),.  144, 

163,  344,363,405,  409,  410 

5.  Corpnwa,  ch.  g.  by  C<»ifvil(ea«^  .oiat  of  Cintra,  7,  36,  78,  12D, 

170,  (174),  (268),  278,  (283)  364»  3a8,  398, 404,  495 
5r  fJoawos,  b.  h.  by  HoUywoo4,  out.qif  Niagara,  ^5,  (83^,  1 27, 

139, 17^280v4^-r«^^  (fisQ  eeniii^eiiial  Racing 
*^  Ooouterfeit,  br.  f.  by,Ma§k,  ouij.pf  Bpown  Sugar,  33,  (62), 

84,  lOl).  149,483,  490,  528 
a   CQunt^  The,  bar?  f •  by  Pero  Qop?jBz,.oqt  of  Pro^pqrlly,  2Q, 

119,160,314,383,383,456 

3  CjQunfcry  Boy,  br,  e.  liy.  $ir  Bi^i?y3,  out  oE  Cotwtry  Gir^, 

17,53,96,154,  18  2,  8J^5,.3lO 
A    Cpmrti^r,  ch,  g,  by  ^ingpraft,  opt  of  BiubbK  by.  RreadaJ?- 

hane,  21,  23,  (46),  48,  83,  ^\-rrAent  tQ  Giermfivj/ 
5r.  €ojartsKip,  br.  ip.  b^  t«ord  Derby,  or  Macgregpr,  out  <rf 

Lady  of  Covecda^e,  14 
a   Coy,  b.  f.  by  JEJer^nit,  ott,t  of  School  Girl,  IQ5, 187 
3 1  Cuapker,  ch,  f..  by  K^Vfertser^tjiQi^  put  pf  Lady  Mwrray,  182, 

235 

3    Crafton,  b.  c.  by  Kia]b»Br,.oui^f  C^PP^^te,  8,2,  145>  175 
3    Craig  Castle,  c^.  c.  by  Cp^g  M^llftr.  out  of.La  Neya^l87, 
274 

2   GraigWgeU,  cKe.  by  Craig  Mi^ar,  out  of  Flighty,  410, 
483,  516 

2    Craiglo<})^l«i,A,^y  ^J^lo*.  5,  491 

2  dPjF         Miiil^AB-rb.  t  oiitipf  T^JphiBr< (24),  16^,  204, 

335,  342,393,  (4G0.  510 
2    Craiff  North,  b.  c.  by  Craig  Millar,  out  of  North  Star,  179, 
(290|,  296.  356,  3GC,  (3€7),  393,  396,  498,  501,  5W 

5  Craif^  KoyHton,  br.  h.  by  Macjjregor,  out  of  Swept  Violet, 

33,  111,  (176,), ^^9.  (305),  309,  388,  459,  (547),  551 

2  Cravate,  b.  f.  by  Tihthojrp^,  eup  of.  Sasji, 

2.  Bjf :C WO»»l^-r*^.f . ^  JsAfi  fl?i..  105,  229, 

3  ^^'^e^^mklf^Modensk-^iee  ^^tancls 


Digitized  by 


616 


INDEX. 


4   Crim  Tartar,  ch.  c.  by  Camballo,  out  of  Memnria,  133 
4    Criterion,  cb.  c.  by  Childeric,  dam  by  Cape  Flyaway,  out 

of  Mynbeer'8  dam,  36,  69,  143,*  170,  (174),  292,  301, 

874, (383) 

3   Crockery,  b.  f .  by  Blair  Athol,  out  of  Bric-a-Brac,  46, 1 19 

3  Crofter,  b.  c.  by  Scottish  Chief,  out  of  Plague,  (43),  48, 

(88),  122,  184.  (185),  243,  248.288,289,  349,464 

4  Crom-a  boo,  b.  or.  br.  c.  by  Camballo,  out  of  Enpbrosyne, 

183,  373 

3   Crosskeyp,  b.  c.  by  RosicrnciaTi,  out  of  Chatelaine,  60 
3   Cro8«patch,  ch.  f.  by  Hermit,  out  of  Patchwork,  by 
Y.  Melbourne,  86,  278,  283,  293,  328,  426 

2  Cross  Question,  br.  f.  by  Hosicmcian,  out  of  Inquisition. 

113,  188,232 

8  Oosswort,  ch.  f.  by  King  of  the  Forest,  out  of  Cruci- 
fixion, 8,  89,  93,  116 

6  Crowland,  br.  h.  by  Dutch  Skater,  out  of  Miss  Bllis,  (226), 
231,  291,412,416 

3  Crusty,  br.  g.  by  Forester,  out  of  Sunshine,  by  Tuft- 

hunter,  29,  46,167,  196, 199— «<fnf  to  Oermamf 
6    Callionn,  br.  h.  by  Hollywood,  out  of  Harebell,  (183),  185, 

18.5,  .300,  461,509 
a   Cumberland,  ch.  g.  by  King  Lud,  out  of  Lufra,  95,  115, 

152,  (239),  24 1,  444,  519,  622,  526,  530 
3   Currie,  b.  f.  by  Sefton,  dam   by  Parmesan,  out  of 

Mayonaise,  2,  1 10, 205,  206 
2   Cjane,  ch.  f  by  Monseigneur,  out  of  Sweet  Galiugale 

(bred  in  Germany),  371 

5  Cydonia,  br.  f.  by  Beauclerc,  out  of  Fair  Alice,  by  Cam- 

buRcan,  104,  164,(374),  888,  (389) 
a   Cylinder,  ch.  h.  by  See  Saw,  out  of  Honeymoon,  by  Rata- 
plan, 29,  (126),  162,  (153),  397,  424,  (426),  441,  446, 
607 

2   By  CiMBAL~bl.  f.  out  of  Peeress.  16 

2    b.  f.  out  of  Bee  Bird,  (288) 

3  Cymbalaria,  b.  f.  by  Springfield,  out  of  Ivy,  (64),  68,  79, 

(81 (88),  192,  (250),  (289),  (373),  474,  531,  642 
2   CyprcFs,  b.  f.  by  Cyprus,  out  of  Emma  Melbourne,  17, 

137,  139,  216,  217,  863— to  Germany 
2   By  Ctpkds— b.  c.  out  of  Fury,  (16),  40,  137, 236, 239 
2  b.  f.  out  of  Emma  Melbourne — tee  CypreFs 

2  Daisy  Maud  (late  Aunt  Ruth),  b.  f .  by  Ve>tminster,  out 
of  Olden  Times,  38, 40, 62, 65, 82, 2 1 7, 248 

4  Dalesman,  b.  c.  by  Beauclerc,  out  of  Lady  Millicect, 

47,(49),  167,281,307,496,525 

6  Dalmeny,  b.  g.  by  Rosebery,  out  of  Polyglot,  71,  78,  129, 

(278),  358,  (378),  398,  407,  424,  469,  495,  584,  541 


Digitized  by 


INDEX. 


617 


3  Dune  Agnes,  cb.  f.  by  Hermit,  oat  of  Belle  Agnes,  149^ 

376 

2  Damigella,  b.  f.  by  Hampton,  out  of  Donzella,  (84),  228,. 
378,  443 

2  Damson,  cb.  c.  by  Sefton,  dam's  pedigree  nnknown,  370, 
4lO,  447,489 

2  Danceaway,  cb.  c.  by  Doncaster,  out  of  Scotch  Reel,  94» 
114,483 

8  Dandie  Dinmont,  b.  c.  by  SiMo,  out  of  Meg  Merrilios, 

67,62,  168,  171,(174.1,(229) 
a  Danube,  cb. h.  by  Prince  Charlie,  ont  of  Dark,  44 1 ,  496 

2  Darins,  br.  c.  by  Digcord,  ont  of  Mandane,  by  Mandrake,. 

353,512,  518 

3  Dartmouth,  b.  c  by  The  Earl  of  Dartrey,  ont  of  Cos,  94, 

152,  164.  (2 10),  228, 256.  278,376,  377,  (436),  439 

3  Danphin,  The,  ch.  c.  by  Cbilderic,  out  of  Anemone,  61 , 65 

4  Daylight,  b.g.  by  John  Day,  out  of  Lens,  (318^,  (319)^ 

388,  (391),41l, 415,416,427,  431 
€  Dean  Swift,  cb.  h.  by  Dalnacardoch,  or  Gnossia  Corona^ 
out  of  Rapidity,  56,  74,  78,(103),  144,  546,  552 

2  Death  Warrant,  bl.  f.  by  Mortmain,  out  of  Sapbira,  30,  Z2„ 

261 

3  Debenture,  gr.  f .  by  Stratbeonan,  out  of  Lady  of  the  Deben,. 

139,  282, 379,  (425),  (446),  604 
2   Decider,  b.  c.  by  Umpire,  out  ot  Nu,  (349),  350,  351 , 463, 
465,  466 

4  Deepdale,  b.  c.  by  Glendale,  ont  of  Saritana,  522 

2  Dell,  b.  f.  by  Glendale,  out  of  Bellone,  28,  216,  21 7 
2  Deloraine,  cb.  c.  by  Blair  Athol,  out  of  Scotch  Mist,  bj 
Ix)rd  Clifden,  107,  110,  374 

2  Demagogue,  ch.  c.  by  Plebeian,  out  of  Hester,  1 74. 403 

3  By  Design— b.  f.  out  of  Brown  Molly,  399 

6  Despair,  ch.  h.  by  See  Saw,  out  of  Peioe  de  Cceur,  6,  176, 
268,278,354,397,449,479,488,  495,  497 

3  Detonation,  ch.  c.  by  Reverberation,  out  of  Lady  Maca- 

roni. 336,469,471 
2  Deuce  of  Clubs,  ch.  c.  by  Robert  the  Devil,  out  of  Ur« 
sula,  165,472 

2  Devil  to  Pay,  The,  b.  c.  by  Robert  the  Devil,  out  of 
Polonaise,  (282),  333 

4  Diadeste,  b.  c.  by  Balfe.  out  of  Meteor,  9,  II,  51,  53,  19 1, 

(213),  233,  236,  265,  (268),  289,  293,  (294),  382,. 
392 

2  Diaman tine,  b.  f .  by  Arbitrator,  out  of  My  J ewel,  44,  ( 1 86)^ 
271.387,  466 

4   Dianioud,  br.  c.  by  Cremome,  ont  of  Emerald,  12,  15^ 
(18),  24,  37,  41,  52,  hi -sent  to  Ocrmany 


Digitized  by 


IXBBX. 


a-  DUpr§Q,  ch;f.  b)»<Rti7oo  4'Or  o^t  of  Oouemiifle^lMedia 

France),  149 

5   Di<;keQa»  bnfai  by  MtfiWinkkb  oot^  o$>  Gratatode,  60,  (46), 

400,  448,  626  (532),  642,  651 
S    Diek  Swivelieir,  inrjk-  ojt  Joskin,  oat  of  f 4ttie  Neli,  24 

2  Dictator,  b.  or  br.  c.  by  Arbitrator,  out  of  Knnaee,  348, 

465, 467 

3  Dimples,  ch.  f.  by  Syrian,  out  of  Miss  MMrien,  97,  119, 

154,  312,  3t& 

2  Dingle,  b.  f.  by  Glend|il«,  ont^  of  Anj^elioa,  by  Galopin, 

10,  29,  (<50),  106^  I0»^969;^t  46^,  458,  526, 

3  By  DiscoRD-^b.  f .  oat  of  *  Tha  Mite~««(?  Grab 

2   ch.  f.  dam  by  Strathconan,  farther  pedigree 

unknown,  ^61,263 

2  Discoverer  ch.  c«  by  «Maf]caet«r,  out  of  fiaiieka,  227,  25 1 , 

263,494,542 

3  Discretion,  br.  f.  by  WiisJoroi,  oat  of  Ueeiltap,  11,  89,  93, 

118,  179 

5   Disfranchise,  dkk.  h.  by  -Doncaster^  oat  .of  EetttioDt  465 
Diss,  bw  c.  by  Hai»f>toa,  oat  of  Crafty^s  daxn,  by  Lord 

Lyon,  (73i),(78),  (8»),  14ft, 4^0,  .'534.  (*34) 
5   By  DisTiN— b.  h.  out  of  Qaebrada,  425,  474,  604,  619, 

622,  535 

2  Dochart,  b.  or  br.  c.  by  Statesman^  ont  of  Katrine,  by 
Blair  Athol,  88,  86,  106^  146,  209,  361,  374,  401,  407, 
441,  478, 487,  638,  (540),  548 

2  Dogger  Bank,  b»  c.  by  Dutch-  Skater,  oat>of  .Qaecpufieher, 
137,d44,4!75 

%'  Dog  liose,  ch..ci  by-  See  Sa-wv  out  ol^  lied^  Rose,  34, 
208 

2   Dolly,  br.  f.  by  (Dasdereagb,  oat  of  f  adr  Agnes,  by  Vol- 

tigenr,  82^  17«,  aa9< 
a-  Domina'Sylva)  b.  f.  by.Coemlens,  out.of  CindeRini^,  887 
^   Domino,  b«  c.  by  Mask^  ont'of  The  BeUe.{late  Bloc  Bell), 

by  Bnbert,  229 
5    Domitian,  ch.h.  by  Vespasian,  out  of*  Oandle,  12,  13 
a   Donald,  b.  g.  by -Alberts  Victor,. oat  of  Flora  Maedonald, 

117,  451,473,476,  (498).  505,  (522),  .526,  (538) 
Donald  Oaird,  b.  h.  by  Scottish* Chief,  oat  of  Zingarella, 

(51),  (6.3),  (67),  (140),  168 
2    By  DoMCLASTBiL-^b.  f i  out  of'  Shannon,  5,494 
2   b.c  oat  of  Mida,  228^378,486 

4  Donco'ter  Cup,  b.  or  br.  c.  by  Doncaster,  out  of  Crucible, 

by  Kosierneiaii,  67,  .60,  77, 83,  1^3,  409,  442,  444, 476, 

(502),(606)--cw^ 
2    Dongola,  b.  f.  by  Doncaster,  out  of  Donranee,  3S3 
2    Doona,  b.  f.  by  Donciteter,  oat. of  M!ary  White,  91 


Digitized  by 


819 


a  Don  Qoi^^ote,.  H:  h.  by  P^Jl'  Hell;,  out  of  A)4egrai  11 8 
2  Dora,  br.f.  by  Sit  Bevys,  out  of'  Little  Egiily^by  Stam- 
pedo,  252 

^  PorcaSj  ch.  f .  by  Mtiocaster,  ont  of  Queen  Esther,  bj'  War* 

lock,  ilS^aent  to  Germany 
t  Doubloon,  br.  c,  by  Sterling,  out  of  Merry  Dnchesjs,  168, 

260.  276, 378,423,(441) 
Z  Doubtful,  br.  g.  by  Atberstone,  or  Quits,  outtxf  Surprise^ 

by  Alvedistbn,  1 28, 1,35,  389, 39 1 
S  Dowry,  b.  m.  by  Cuqumber,  out  of  Tocher,  28,  50,  120, 

159,  243,  260,  (29©),  82f,  341,  343,  460,  609,  544 
2  Draco,  b.  c.  by  Arbitrator,  out  of  CoHeen  Rhne,  463,  (466) 
l>  Drakensberg,  b.  g.  by  Julinsr  Gaesar,  out  oif  Little 

Jemima,  7,  89, 225, 264,  331,  332, 374, 3T6,  422,  (514), . 

641,  (546) 

2  Dram,  b.  f .  by  Dutch  Skater,  out  of  Anima,  405,  408, 44 1  i 

484, 489,  638,  540 
a  Draycott,  ch.  g.  by  Nuncham,out  of  Coton,  139 
5   Droitwich,  ch.  h.  by  D)8tin,ontof  Bmbleiqatical,  35,  76, 
109, 118, 165,  (1T9),  (ie0),*26^,  (3ie),(3«l),  371,  (394), 
-    (396),  634 

V  By  DRUMHBAD~b.  f.  ont  of  Jessie,  pedigree  unknown, 
162,  198 

2   Drainmond,  b.  c.  by  Lowlander,  ont  of  Baroness,  by  The 

Baron,  110,  221,387,  31^1 
2'  Dryfly,  ch.  c.  by  See  Saw,  out  of » Mayfly^,  187,  (238),  868, 

454,526 

8  Ducat,  br.  c.  by  Kisber,  ont-  of  Duchess  of  Parma,  171, 
172,  (227),  268,^279,282,  376,  (405),  409, 447;  487, 489, 
634 

3'  Duchess,  br.  f .  by  Victorious,  out  of  Brenda,  by  Merry- 
man,  262,  304,  306,  326, 340,  .342 

2  Duchess  of  Albany,  b.  f.  by  Mirliflor,  out  of  Goneril, 
258,  259,  (321),  3^3,  360,  (398),  435,  (456),  475,  638, 
640 

2  Duchess  of  l^dinbnrgh^  ch.  f.  by  Famese,  out  of  Golden 
Koae.  by  Cathe'draJ;  109,  177,  iio,  523,526 

2  Duchess  of  Richmond,  ch^  f.  ^y  Bold  Day-rell,  ont  of  Miss 
Harriot,  276,  Jr74,  610 

2  Duchess.of  York,  ch.  f.  by  Cardinal  York,  out  of  Adonia^ 
483 

4  Duckling,  b.  c.  by  Dandelion,  out  of  Little  Duck,  115, 

192,  194,  234,  (367)^  382,383,  (451),  453,  (491),  519, 
535, 540 

5  Dncrow,  b.  g.  by  The  Duke,  out  of  Foil,  299,  328,  329, 

(  U5),  (346) 

^  Dudley,  b.  c.  by  Rosicrucian,  out  of  Cora  Pear],  103, 
211,337,  337 


Digitized  by 


620 


INDEX. 


2  By  The  DuKS—cb.  c.  ont  of  Bitbyas,  39 
2   —  b.  f.  dam  by  Sterliog,  ont  of  Traviata,  410 
2  — —  cb.  f.  cot  of  Gretna  Green— see  Stoleaway 
4   Dnke  of  Richmond,  b.  c.  by  Hampton,  ont  of  Preference, 
71,  173,268,278,282,  354,379,447,479,507,513,518, 

2  Dnlce  Domnm,  b.  f .  by  Holmby,  out  of  Saccharissa,  ( 1 52 

163, 251,  307 

3  Dnlcimer,  eh.  c.  by  Cymbal,  ont  of  Atossa,  76,  131,  197, 

(252),  273,  290, 368,368,  (547) 
3    Dnnbridge,  b.  g.  by  The  Earl  of  Dartrey,  ont  of  Blan- 

cbette,  by  D'P>tonmel,  94,  125,  156,  196,  375,  395^ 

445,  472,  474, 544 
2   Dnnce,  br.  f.  by  Tonchet,  dam  by  Ignoramus,  out  of 

Veronica,  77, 236,  344,  435 
2   Dnndonald,  b.c.  by  Clanronald,  out  of  Groi<>ade,  15,  28, 

(62),  153,  188,  190,255,  363,368,  435,  452 
6    Dnnmore,  b.  b.  by  Scottish  Chief,  ont  of  Czarina,  196, 

(199),  (233),  339,  428,  430,  469,  644 
2    Durango,  b.  c.  by  Bold  Dayrell,  ont  of  Ehperanza,  30,  48, 

342,  430,  470 

2   Dordans,  ch.  c.  by  Rosebery,  ont  of  sister  to  St  George 
(foaled  1873),  by  Rococo,  190 

2  Dusty  Miller,  c  by  Craig  Millar,  ont  of  Jennr,  dam*8 

pedigree  unknown  (bred  in  America),  454 

3  Dutch  Courage,  br.  f.  by  Dutcb  Skater,  out  of  Anima, 

222.  232 

6  Dutchman,  The,  b1.  h.  by  Dutch  Skater,  out  of  Creole,  172 
2   By  Dutch  Skater — br.  c.  ont  of  Lina,  230, 406, 486 

2    —  bl.  c.  out  of  Dnchess  of  Parma,  (446),  478 

2   Dutch  Skipper,  br.  c.  by  Dutch  Skater,  ont  of  Schirene, 

223,  228,  400,  417,  429,602 

2    Dyke,  ch.f.  by  Dutch  Skater,  out  of  Tcmpete,  144 

2   Eagle's  Plume,  b.  c.  by  Scottish  Chief,  out  of  Decoration, 
472,494 

2  Earl  of  Arran,  The,  ch.  c  by  Scottish  Chief,  ont  of 

Fusberta,  112 

3  Earl  of  Warwick,  br.  c.  by  Kingcraft,  out  of  Miss  Ellen, 

119,328 

2   Eastbourne,  b.  or  br.  f .  by  Westboume,  out  of  An  Reroir, 
371,  406 

2   Easington,  ch.  c.  by  Hampton,  ont  of  Miss  Somerset,  84, 
107,  (110),  169,  209,  807,  308,  (3M2),336 

4  Eastern  Emperor,  ro.  or  gr.  c.  by  Stratbconan,  ont  of 

Annors,  7,(170),  268.  283,  354,  479.  (609),  .'547, 651 
a   Eastern  Empress,  b.  m  by  Stratbconan,  out  of  Annora, 
77,102,  (449),  482 


Digitized  by 


INDEX. 


621 


S  Bbro,  b.  c.  by  Pero  Gomez,  oat  of  Reyeillon,  225, 269, 359, 
424,  442,  448,  479,  496,  527,629 

5  Echo,  The,  ch.  h.  by  Ueverberatioo,  out  of  Extract  (h.  b.), 

(IIA),  (1I5),I4«,  162,  261 

2  Eclat -«<f<f  The  M.F.H. 

3  Economist,  b.  or  br.  c.  by  The  Miser,  out  of  Victress,  by 

Lainbtoii,  153,  308,  403,442,499,  519 

3  Ecossaid,  b.    by  Scottish  Chief,  out  of  Belle  of  Brixton, 

2:\7 

2  Ediu burgh,  b.c.  by  See  Saw,  out  of  Maud  Victoria,  144, 

163,  (251),  293,  297,435, 452 

4  Edi&on^see  Alfred 

3  Edith,  br.f.  by  Muncaster,  out  of  Duchess  of  Albany, 

(55),  162 

2  Editor,  b.  c.  by  Scamp,  out  of  Lampoon,  124 

4  Edlin^ton,  b.  c.  by  Cceruleus,  out  of  Belione,  40,  99,  (250), 

(264),  311,  317,  359,385,  433 

6  Edward,  br.  g.  by  King  Alfred,  out  of  Bedgown,  (112), 

151,  196,  431,507,  608,  608,  626 

5  Eldest  Miss — gee  Eve 

S  Electric  Ligiit,  b.f.  by  Cosruleus,  out  of  Jjamplight,  27, 
64,  95,  138,  139,  237,  451,  453,498 

3  Elias,  b.  c.  by  Syrian,  out  of  Salamis,  2,  69,  84,  (89),  269 

4  Ella.  b.  f.  by  Exminster,  out  of  Ethelinda,  IS— -tent  to 

France 

5  EUangowan,  b.  c.  by  Springfield,  out  of  Miss  Bertram,  79, 

130,  301,  307,  (418),  470,  496 
3   Eloquence,  ch.  f.  by  Cremome,  out  of  Elocution,  75,  117, 

196,  364,493,  509 
8   Elsie  Marley,  br.  f.  by  Speculum,  out  of  Satira,  (20),  89,  93, 

134,  202,  205,  263,  (283),  290,  294,  330,  334,  377, 

380 

S  Ema  ncipation,  ch.  f .  by  Thurio,  out  of  Maryland,  118,1 80, 
248 

3    Empress  Queen,  b.  f.  by  Strathconan,  out  of  Annora,  86 

3    Enchantress,  ch.  f.  by  Sterling,  out  of  Charmer,  19 

2    Encore,  ch.  c.  by  Robert  the  Devil,  out  of  Gratinska,  61,74, 

152,  1 54,  261, 274,  301,  366,  406,  409,  432,  477 

2  Endive — see  CSonservative 

5  Energy,  ch.  h.  by  Sterling,  out  of  Cherry  Duchess,  130, 
134,  (166),  (173),  174,  (210).  (226),  (267),  268,  (278), 
283, 404,  (436),  448,  479,  (488),  529 

3  Engadine,,b.  f.  by  Macaroni,  out  of  Winter  Queen,  4,  8, 

12,(107),  110,225,226,346,  376,  390,  (391), 4 12,  442, 
621,  529,  (535) 

S  ICngUsh  Ddce,  b.  c.  by  Pellegrino,  out  of  Duchess  of 
Malfi,  34,  188,  468,  491,  493 


Digitized  by 


3  £n  Jacm^,  br.  c.  Ipjr  Lord  I>7oii>  out  >  of  Rambla,  (155)r 
828,357 

a   £o]e,  b.  h.  by  Eolas,  out  of  War  Song  (bved  in  America), 

133,  172,  175,280 
J   EqnatoT,  b.  c  b^jr  Kisber,  o«tH7f  Equinix,  104 
5   Equity,  ch.  m.  by  YanderdecKen,  &ut  of  Daehess  of  Edin- 

bi&Kb,  204,  303,  3iB6,  4^1 
S    Erebus«  b.  c.  by  Chevron,  out  of  Nubian,  82,  103,  (136), 

153^ V66 

3  £rica,  b.  f.  by  Specnlam,  oni  of  Baroness, -by  Mentmore, 

96,  108 

9   EBca,  b.  c.  by.Haiaptoa,  out  of  Brown  Agnes,  383 

3'   Escamillo,  b.  or  br.  c.  by  Pero  Gomezy  out  of  Bonny 

May,  46,  246,4^7/614,^617^) 
2   Escapade,  b.  f .  by  GAlopin^  out  of  I'be  Doe,  by  Tumns,  9, 

142,  280,  316,366^878,  (405), 4()g,.(424),  472 

2  Esber,  br.  c.  by  CUtfemontt  out  of  Una,  by  Ellington,  or 

Dusk,  (14),  (39^.  198,  C21 2), 406: 624 

4  Esk,  ch.  f.  by  Lowlander,  out  of  Babble,  by  Theobald, 

1 16,  299,  312 

3  Esmeralda,  b.  f.  ^y'<^Vancoiiald>  out  of  Favonia,  52,  262, 

299,  452,498y66d 
a   EsterliDg^eb.  c.  by ISterli^g,  outof  Aj)olojgy,  (6 1 ),  94,  146 
2   Ethel,  b.  f .  by  Statesman,  out  of  Fair  Ro^mond,<362,  401 , 

4G6,443i<46I) 

2  By  Ethelbbd— b.  f .  out  o  Q^UAt^see  Morella 

3  By  Ethos— b.f.  out  of  "tomfoolery,  72,  166 

5   br.  m.  out  of  Candia,  73,  99,  285, 620,  521 

S  Etolian,  oh.  f .  by  Vestminster,  eat  of  Etolia,  66,  103, 15», 
1^3,  223,- 230, 287,  (280),  281,  361,  366,  (384),  423, 466 

9  Eucalyptus,  br.  f.  by  Hollywood,  out  ol  Madeline,  210, 
258  . 

2  Eudocia,  br.  f.  by  Philammon,  out  of  Lady  Superior,  348, 

3M 

4  Euphvoeyne,  ch.  f.^by  Ethus,  outof  Gladness,  30,  32, 108» 

1 10, 221, 282, 2621,  318,  (31 9),  324,  342, 389,  (390),  391, 
415, 41 6, 428— to-German^  . 

3  Eurasian,  ch.  c.  by  Camballo,  oat  of  Lais,  62,  133,  167, 

440 

8   EutlnuDasia)^  b.f.  by  MoaBquetaire,'OQt  of  Suicide,  45,  47 

5  Eva  Jeanie,  br.  m.  by  TheArrow,  ootof  Elaine,  (11),  46, 

176^487 

6  Eve  (late  Eldest  Miss),  b.  m.  by  Camballo,  out  of  Ladj 

Grace,  11,  18,27,  73,95, 146, 186,  M3,  264,  272,  299, 
SOO;  (600) j  521,  637,  639 
2   Evelyn,  b.  f.  by  Wild  Oats^.out>^l  DamcManoa,  394 


Digitized  by 


223,  251,  294,S14,(344)/4}9;  4K,4S7,  502,  537 
ft  £fadlibitofr)(bjej  bjr:  Speanhmir  «iit  ^of  'Ffodoce,  214,  275, 
400 

2  ^  ExainfsTBB«^lBh.  :f «  oak  of  fiohisy  i  aC3f,  566,  S66,  506, 
638,541 

ft  £xnoolr,  b.  d  bv  ViMtoiiitster^*  6lit  of  Loitva  Doone,  5, 36, 
100,  (146),  162,  (192),213,315^ftl6;«7i^,  380,481,  484, 
524, 626 

2  Exnin|:^'bt.  c.  by  Mnak^'<int^t  JtLvAutM^,  98,  101,  (152), 

I9fi,  ■fi63v(-3$l6),  ^i;,  4Si6,  613^  (dl6),.{»40 
2  Exploit,  b.  c.  by  Exminster,  oat  of  Zenobia,  by  Kat- 

boi:frite,  69,50^  7S,  7^  («2), (^7),(1 12),  (.I«l 221, 266, 

388,435,  511,  517,  532,537 
6  Eocplo^iOD,  br.  c.  by  Seakkin,  or  Rembf^Ation,  out  df 

BosheitfiUe,  22,  198;  134, '205,  218,  221,  2G4,  (304), 

806,  80«^^^  416,  417,470,  542,  850 
6  Export,  b.  b.  by  Exminster,  oat  of  Lftdy  PoHlaad,  92, 

ia0,;i35>  196,.(1»),  (246)y  305i  (333),  396,  471,  486, 

495,'5I),047 

8  ExquiatCy  hA.  hy  Bxinhislor,-  of  Fai^  Alice,  by  Bel 
Demoikio,  1:3,  <16),  76,.  160,  (162),  195^  (248),  293, 295, 
328,  329,  474,  500,  520, 622 

8  SKftrifitk,     0.  by  EthbB,'Oiiil;  oS  M«ndftne,  164 

4  FabioiA,  br.f.  by  Martyrdom,  daai  by  Undca-b&nd,  obt  of 

The  Slayer's  Daughter,  IS,  45,  68,  203, 298,  802,  305, 

823,  839^421,425,  442, 4«0;47l 
2  ^abricio,  b.  c.  by  Pero  Gomez,  oat-of  Legacy,  by  Brother 

to  Bird  on  t&e  Witig,  280,863 
2  Factor,  The,  b.c.  by  Scottish  Chief,  oat  of  Lady  Day, 

188,261 

2  Falrlight,  ch.f.  by  PelliegriBio,oiltof  BoBidSdiool,(214), 
421,520 

8  F«ir  Lilian,  dh.  f .  by  Mnntastfer,  tmt  of  Black  Gown,  77, 

(268),  (291),  3175^  406,  (4«»),488,  601 

9  Fairminster,  ch.  m*  by  fiigaaiiiBter,  out  of  Fair  Alice,  by 

Bel  Demonio,  21,  47,  49,  108,  156,  219,  269,  286,  302, 

890,  (410r'*'1^  43<l 
8  Fair  One,  b.  f^  by  Avoiftes,  ottt  of  Blonde,  54,475 
4  Fair  Play,  b.  f.  by  Plavfair,  ont  of  Amaranth,  312, 453 
4  Fair  Profit,  bl.  1  by  Wisdom,  out  of  Reciprocity,  14,  90, 

(159),  161,182,  (235),  364,  367,458,492,  493,  537,539 
4  Fair  BeeitiM,  b.  f .  by  Craig  dfillor,  ont  of  Fair  Abbess, 

88,86,  91 

8  Fairyland^  ch.  f.  by  'Mkcaioni,  onfc'ef  Qneeb  Maiioo^  86 
2  Falaise,  b.  f.  by  Rdb«rt  the  Devil^Phiiippine,  228^,  858 


Digitized  by 


624 


INDEX. 


2  Faktaff.  b.  c.  by  Hilariooa,  oat  of  StratLardle,  82«  141, 

257.260,446,472,  531 

4  Fantail.  ch.  f.  by  Hermit,  oat  of  Stockdove,  (172),  180, 

195,  250,  (406),  422,  500,  S25-^ad 

5  Fautastic,  b.  f.  by  Stniao,  oat  of  Miaaet,  58,  344,  (854), 

358 

3  Farewell,  ch.  f.  by  Doncaster,  out  of  Lily  Agnes,  (86), 

331,  334,375,484 

4  Fast  and  Loo%e,  ch.  f.  by  Cremorne,  ont  of  Celenima,  34, 

37,  77,  (116),  134,  196,223,  255,488,(529) 
2   Fasting  Girl,  b.f.  by  Scottish  Chief,  oat  of  Galantine, 
346 

2   Fearsome,  ch.  f .  by  King  of  the  Forest,  oat  of  Fright,  276, 
365 

2   Feather  Bonnet,  b.  f .  by  Blair  Atfaol,  oat  of  Flippant,  52, 
82, 150,  232,  240,  242,  357,  406,419,421 

2  Fedalma,  br.  f .  by  Qalopin,  oat  of  Anemone,  1 69, 1 76, 228, 

388,389,411,417,418 

3  Fedora,  ch.  f.  by  Lowlander,  out  of  Theodora,  by 

Theobald,  (27),  77.  (254),  358,  (368).  (468),  504 
2  Fenmau,  ch.  c.  by  Lowlauder,  ont  of  Miss  Eva,  469 
2   Ferooia.  b.  or  br.  f.  by  Kosicmcian,  out  of  Euonyma,  109, 

155.  218,  257,470 
2   Festival,  b.  c  by  Hilarious,  dam  by  Wild  Dayrell,  out  of 

Ventre  a  Terre,  639 
2    Festive,  br.  f.  by  See  Saw,  ont  of  Abbotsford,  (28),  (76), 

94,  98,360,  895,511 
2    Feuillage,  b.  c.  by  Beauminet  out  of  Fille  du  Ciel  (bred 

in  Krance),  5,  85,  106,  229 
2   Fiddler's  Wife,  The,  br.  f.  by  Beauclerc,  out  of  Skotika, 

1U7,  178,  (338),  542 
2    Fidget,  br.  f.  by  CJastlereagh,  out  of  Festive,  407 

4  Fireball,  ch.c  bv  Thunderbolt,  out  of  Ninna,  (17),  (67), 

(77) 

2   Firle,  ch.  f.  by  Friar  Tuck,  out  of  Maiden  Agnes,  63,  66, 

294,  300,450,453,  500,  502,521 
4   First  Ulosaom,  br.  f.  by  Struan,  out  of  Martha,  no,  217, 

296 

a   Fir&t  Choice,  br.  g.  by  D'Estournel,  out  of  Oonsort,  382 
4    First  Comet,  br.  c.  by  Bugler,  ont  of  My  Louisa,  73,  99 

—cut 

a   First  Fiddle,  b.  g.  by  Faganini,  ont  of  Sooloo,  144,  187, 
211, 295 

2   First  Shot,  br.  c.  by  Umpire,  ont  of  Wild  Duck,  183 
2    Fisher,  ch.  c.  by  Albert  Victor,  out  of  Fishfag,  138,  238 
2    By  FiTZ  Jamks— b.  f.  out  of  Turn  of  the  Tide,  336, 373 
2  .  br.c.  out  of  Cupola,  541 


Digitized  by 


INDEX. 


625 


2  Flame,  ch.  f.  by  Martyrdom,  ont  of  The  Moth,  by 

Speculam,  6 

4  Flattery,  br.c.  by  Specalnm,  ont  of  Satira,  16 
4  Fleta,  b.  f.  by  Wenlock,  out  of  Indecision,  96  , 116,  149, 
154,  194,  264,  278,  312,315,  336,  501,  604,  506,  525 

4  Flexible,  b.f.  by  Albert  Victor,  or  Alvarez,  out  of 

Crncible,  by  Blair  Athol,  (18),  217,  310,  361,  (432), 
473,  502, 606,  521 
a  Flitaway,  b.  f.  by  Tibthorpe,  out  of  Bonnceaway,  (38),  69, 
435,  526, (537) 

5  Florence,  br.  m.  by  Wisdom,  ont  of  Enigma,  78,  440, 

661 

3  Florence  Dombey,  br.  f.  by  Pelle|2prino,  out  of  Heart's 

Delight,  194,237,  238,  370 
3  FlorcR,  b.  f .  by  Rayon  d*Or,  ont  of  La  Farandole  (bred  in 
France),  86,  531,636 

2  Floribel,  ch.  c.  by  Cymbal,  ont  of  Flora  Mclror,  by  Adyen- 

turer,  39,  126,  353,  360,476 

3  Floridor,  ch.  c.  by  Glendale,  or  Coeruleus,  ont  of  Florry, 

21,  46,  108,  120, 121,  167,  158,  (177),  178,  (202),  (206), 
247,  260,  262,  306,  396,  397,  412,  414,  (416),  (417), 
428,469.462,  612.  514,  642,  (660),  661 
3  Florin,  b.  c.  by  Sterling,  ont  of  Masdevallia,  279,  466, 409, 
450 

6  Flower  of  England,  ch.  m.  by  Lowlander,  ont  of  Golden.. 

Koee,  (45),  49,  129, 176,  302,  323,  339,  428,  429,  495, 

(496),  611,  614,  543, 647 
2  Fluctuation,  b.  c.  by  See  Saw,  out  of  Nugget,  3,  54,  (66), 

(74),  76,  (94),  148,  163,  196,  292,  378,  502,  53& 
2  Foam,  ch,  t  by  Lowlander,  out  of  Bubble,  by  Theobald, 

62,  230, 267 

2  Fog  Horn,  br.  f.  by  Bugler,  ont  of  Precantion,  214,  274, 
466,468 

a  Fontenoy,  b.  h.  by  Victorious,  ont  of  Sweet  Galingale, 

S09,  285,  298,800,452 
2  Footlights  ch.  f.  by  Oanronald,  ont  of  Miss  Foote,  (223), 

(270,291,  356,  632,  549 

2  Forbidden  Fruit,  b.  c.  by  Pero  Gomez,  outof  Love  Apple, 

(107),  (193),  400,  433,  644 

3  Foreland,  br.  c  by  Forerunner,  ont  of  sister  to  General 

Peel,  by  T.  Melbonme,  75,  189,  213,  233,  236,  S29, 

397, 491,492, 493 
2  Foreman,  b.  c.  by  Forerunner,  ont  of  Rosabella,  66-»<m^ 
2  Forest,  b.  c.  by  Zealot,  ont  of  Forres,  878 
8  Forest  Dance,  b.  f.  by  King  of  the  Forest^ont  of  Catinka^ 

8,  67,  102,  149,  269 

4  Forest  Maid,  br.  f.  by  Heron,  ont  of  Shamrock,  27|  52,  97 
Vol.  CXin.  D  d 


Digitized  by 


es6  lUDiex. 

S  Forethong})t,  b»  c.  by  Ywmnfuvt*  oui  of  Magnolk,  (IV 
39,  83,  (424),  436,  (483) 

3  Forio,  b.  c.  by  Lord  Kooald,  ont  •oif  Isefcia,  bj  Wild  Daj- 

reU.  93,  ^63,  407.  448.  508,  543,  (29,  548 

4  Fornas,  b.  f .  bj  fioioicar,  oat  fk  Mailt  of  ih9  MiU  (b.-b.),- 

192*  (194),  213,  25B,  (2«4),  <^fi$),420,  451,  499.  (503) 
2  Forres,  cb.  c  by  AUyre,  ont  of  Th#  View's  Daughter^ 
389,391,428,  430 

2  Fortana,  b.  t  by  Scottififa  C^biV,  Q«t  of  Cbatic^,  S7l 

3  Fortane-Teller,  b.  f .  by  Albert  Victor,  ont  of  Timara,  60^ 

63,  81,  86,  100,  106,  137,  157,  (216),  232,  (284),  293, 
(309),  316,  328,  (880),  345,  346,  513 
ft  Fraga,  b.  m.  by  <Ctipbalk>,  out  of  Eawbla,  SIB 

5  Frailty,  b.  f.  by  Melton,  out  of  FriTdoiw,  (23),  286,  396, 

463.  468.  496,  626 
3   Francis,  cb.c.  by  Cremorne,  oiit  of  Modeviat  186,.  139,. 
(165),  179,  194,264,265,316,  343,  a&t 

6  Francis  Joseph,  ch.  h.  by  Geoige  Fred«nc)[,^  o«t  o£  Lady- 

Superior,  44, 104.  186,  34B 

3  Frederica,  cb.  f .  by  Goorge  Ffrederiak,  out  of  JTella,  316, 

321,357,481 

6  French  Grey,  b.  h.  by  StratfacoDAn.  ont d  Jolia,  36, 4 1 , 67 
a   Friar,  The,  bl.  c.  by  Hermit,  out  of  P«meYorfiooB,  by  Vol- 

tigeor,  64,  226,  (325),  376,  439 
a  Friar  Rnsh,  cb.  h.  by  Hendit,  out  of  Fusee,  395,  631 

2  Friars  Bnist,  b.  c.  by  C;aiiiballo,.<Mit  of  litOe  lavage,  1 76» 

263,  393,421,460,  494 
%  Frisk,  b.  f.  by  Bertram,  or  WahIocI^,  out  of  Jubilant,. 
168,  366 

4  Fritz,  h.c  by  GeorgB  Fuedemk,  «mi  oi  Mfi  Bella,  210^ 

359,  442,  474 
6  Frolic,  ch.  g.  by  Wenloek,  ont  c£  Jnbilftnt,  237 
a   Frontier,  br.  h.  by  Landmark,  dam  by  Saccbaoomeler,  ont 

of  Duty  Ftee,  l<91, 46»,  6&2 

3  Frontignan,  b.  c.  by  Paganioiy  9Wb  of  I»a^7  Flora,  321^ 

343,  (B96).  469,  406 

2  Frugal,  b.  f.  by  The  Miier,  «rt  of  BdsaJif ,  ^  Vest- 

minster,  3, 14,6A 

3  Fnlham,  b.  c.  by  Cremotne,  ont  of  Tbiam  38,  a9i,  (66)» 

112,  (117),  166,  266,  (347),        404,472,  m 
2  FnUfirtOD.  br.c.  by  TeneheU  oat  of  CavoUne,  98,  (174)^ 
315,  (370),  423 

6  Fnlmen^  b.  h.  by  (ftabpin,  out  of  Ligbtniss,      129, 170» 
197,266,479 

2  Fob,  ch.  f.  by  Fetnscftu  <Hit«f  FriTCiiity,4M)6,  343 
2  Fiirst,  br.  c.  by  Monseigneor,  oqt'Of  JUswnorgr  (bred  in 
Gflnnaoy),  106 


Digitized  by 


INDEX.  627 

S  Oabiow,  b.  c.  by  Pellegrino,  ont  of  Flying  Sap,  10,  89» 
366,  367 

5  Gaiety,  ch.  m.  by  Albert  Victor,  ont  of  Madame  Spiers,  76, 

166,187,  (21 7), 293,  (328),  (329), 600,  (509),  612,621^ 

2  Galantbfs,  b.  f.  by  Oalopin,  out  of  Gertrnde,  by  Sana- 
terer.  401 

8  Galittnt,  b.  c.  by  Qaloplq,  oat  of  Lady  Gladys,  80,  (99)» 

144, 190,  (222),  331,  371,  (400),  (436),  443,  503,546 
2  Galloper,  br.  c.  by  Galopin,  oat  of  Filagree,  6,  19.  59 

2  Galloway  (late  Fortaae),  b.  c.  by  Galopia,  oat  of  Money- 

spinuer,  163,  458 

3  Gal  1 09,  ch.c.  by  Lemoos,  oat  of  Advaace,  by  Eettledram 

(bred  in  Denmark^  64 

4  Gamelias,  ch.  c  by  Nuaeham,  oat  of  Blnsbing  Bride,  96, 

96 

4  Game  Tramp,  b.  c.  by  Claremont,  oat  of  Houoria,  414 
8  Gamin,  b.  c.  by  Galopin,  oat  of  Lady  Margaret,  27,  252, 
299 

4  Gang  Warily,  b.f.  by  SePton,  out  of  Sonsie  Qaeen,  41, 

125,  127,  154,  (234),  817.491 
8  Gannet,  cb.  g.  by  Uncas,  oat  of  Jenny  Diver,  (10),  (22), 

36,  403,425,  439,  (448),  482,  513,  (529),  548 
2  Ganymede,  br.  c.  by  Coerol^as,  oat  of  M^theglin,  2  2, 30, 48, 

324,  825 

2  Garden  Party,  ch.  t.  by  Pic-mc,  ont  of  Bosebad,  by  Sacer- 
doa,  352 

2  Gargoaille,  ch.  f.  by  Patriarcbe,  ont  of  Gargoasse  (bred 

in  France),  484 — see  alto  Continental  Racing, 
2  Garlic,  b.  f.  by  Pero  Gomez,  oat  of  Fleariste,  212 
2   Garter  King,  br.  c.  by  Chevron,  out  of  Ranee,  124, 810, 
456,493 

2  Gaady,  br.  f.  by  Beaaclerc,  out  of  Jolliflcntion,  328,  621 
2  Gavotte,  br.  f.  by  Sir  Bevys,  or  Thorwaldsen,  out  of 

Merry  Dance,  1 
4  Gay,  b.  or  br.  f.  by  Lowlander,  out  of  Lady  Geraldine, 

81,  118,  289,  (309),  (313),  (330),  (332),  (365) 

6  Gaydene,  b.  m.  by  Albert  Victor,  out  or  Flora  Mac- 

donald,  9, 12,  19,  163 
2  Gay  Uarmit,  b,c.  by  Hermit,  ont  of  Doll  Tearsheet,  135« 

(143),  (171),  (192),  194,  (209),  (227),  278,  (333),  863, 

872,  (401),  483 
1  Qaylad,  ch.  c  by  Oemome,  out  of  Lady  Gladys,  61,  105y 

409,  487,  602,  621,  (594),  546— cwf 
8  GAjtbora,  b.e.  by  Albert  Victor,  or  Chevron,  ont  of 

Lady  Hightbom^  ^^ead 
8  QM6oa,  ch.  c.  by  Bcaconnier,  ou^  o^  Gomera  (bre4 

France),  64 

D  D  ^ 


Digitized  by 


628 


INDEX. 


3  General,  The,  b.  c.  by  Childeric,  oat  of  Cotnmix,  65,244, 

246,480,518,  544 

4  GcDeral  Macdonald,  b.  c.  by  Ethns,  out  of  Southern  Cross, 

70 

4  Geneva,  b.  f.  by  King  Lnd,  ont  of  Time  Test,  27,  215— 
sent  to  Oermany 

4  Gentleman,  br.  c.  by  Beanclerc,  ont  of  Gentle  Zitella,  107, 

155,  159,  176,  177,  202,(263),  (287), 331,  339,358 

5  By  G KOBOB  Freobsiok — b.  h.  ont  of  Benares,  (5 1 ),  ( 127), 

137 

2  George  Michailovitch,  b.  c  by  Rosicracian,  ont  of  Tom- 
foolery, 181,275 

4  Georgina,  br.  f .  by  George  Frederick,  out  of  Stella,  by 

Double X,  30,31,  201, 203,219,  220— Germany 

2  Geranium,  eh.  f.  by  Glendale,  out  of  Fnchsia,  16  ,  55,  503 

3  Giesshubler,  ch.  c.  by  Sterling,  ont  of  Franlein,  4,  (9), 

63,  76, 83. 311 ,  (31 5),  394, 438,  (452),  (473),  531 

5  Giggler,  br.  c.  by  HilariouB,  ont  of  Dot,  by  Rosicrncian,  21 1 
5   Gipsycraft,  ch.  m.  by  Kingcraft,  ont  of  Gipsy,  by  Buc- 
caneer, 232,  264,266,  356,423,451.  548 

2  Girdle,  br.f.  by  Lord  Lyon,  out  of  Silver  Band,  15,  23, 
110,  177,  205,218,222,  340 

5  Gisela,  b.  m.  by  Kisber,  out  of  Queen  Margaret,  4,  6, 

(31),  (50),  109,  460,  469,  544,  551 
2   Givendale,  br.  c.  by  Castlereagh,  ont  of  Lady  Millioent, 
135,  308,  356,  396, 468,  507 

2  Glade,  ch.  f.  by  Macaroni,  out  of  Verdure,  39,  74 

3  Glamour,  br.  f .  by  Rosicrncian,  oat  of  Kingcup,  1 30,  228, 

230,  (256),  296,  (344\  846.  (376),  527 

3  Glance,  br.  f.  by  Beanclerc,  out  of  Side  View,  52,  73,  254, 

314 

6  Glasgow,  b.  h.  by  Andred,  out  of  Clarissima,  by  (Haris- 

ttmus,  (28),  35,  68,  164,  292,  296,  (382),  (392),  (397)— 
teyU  to  France 

2  Glastonbury,  b.  c.  by  Albert  Victor,  ont  of  Miss  Haw- 
thorne, 124,383,  539 

a  Glen  Albyn.  b.  h.  bv  Blair  Atbol,  ont  of  Maid  of  Perth, 
by  Scottish  Chief,  (7),  17,  (68),  77,  80,  86,  113,  (175), 
215,226,278,(293),  (294),  376.  536 

2  By  Glen  Abtbor— b.  c.  ont  of  Siluria,  by  Caractaens, 

124 

4  Glenesk,  b.  f.  by  Vanderdecken,  ont  of  Qlenholme,  319 

3  Glengairden,  ch.  c.  by  George  Frederick,  ont  of  Tan,  33, 

157,  157, 261,  288, 319,  320,  387,  (390),  392 
v3   Glengyle,  ch.  c.  by  Fitz-James,  ont  of  Turn  of  the  Tide, 

01,93,  167. 221,(264),  322,  (330),  391, 427,  510 
d   Glenroy,  b.  c.  by  Glendale,  or  Coemlgiis,  ont  of  Calem* 

bonr,  Bl,  46,  47 


Digitized  by 


INDEX. 


629 


3  Glimmer,  b.  or  br.  f.  by  Hampton,  out  of  Wildfire,  (15), 

68,  (64),  175,  190,  223,  407,  420,  484 

4  Gloriana  II,  b.  f.  by  CoerQleus,  out  of  Meretrix,  14, 157, 

169,  240,  242,344 
3  Gloriosa,  br.  f.  by  Camballo,  out  of  Gloria,  3,  20,  23,  259, 
262, 305 

5  Gloucester,  b.  b.  by  Macaroni,  out  of  Simplex,  27,  (70), 

92,148, 296 

3  Glyndon,  bl.  c.  by  Rosicrucian,  out  of  Umbria,  22,  110, 
120,121,204,219,(220),  261,263,  339,  340,  419,  421, 
632,  (539) 

«  Goggles,  b.  h.  by  Speculum,  out  of  Queen  Estber,  by 
Speculum,  (68),  99,  l:i6,  171,  180,311,388,639,646 

2  Going  Away,  br.  c.  by  Glen  Arthur,  out  of  Moribund, 
(113),  257, 366,  393,  (456),  516,542 

2  Gold  Digger,  br.  c.  by  Balf e,  out  of  Strike,  (44),  270, 271, 
35 1;  463,465 

2  Gold  Dust,  ch.  c.  by  Trappist,  out  of  Lady  Goldstone,  214, 

289,  498,  502,  506 

3  Golden  Apple,  br.  f.  by  Umpire,  out  of  Grisette,  234 

2  Golden  Emperor,  eh.  c.  by  Sterling,  out  of  Corsica,  231, 

441 

3  Golden  Hours,  ch.  f.  by  Lowlander,  out  of  Baroness,  by 

The  Baron,  54,  236,  253 

3  Golden  Light,  b.  f.  by  Springfield,  out  of  Sunshioe,  86, 94, 

149,  169,  197,266,279,  308,402 

4  Golden  Prime,  ch.  c.  by  Blue  Gown,  out  of  Sweet  Mar- 

joram, 163,233,  285 
3   Golden  Ray,  br.  c.  by  Springfield,  out  of  Sunray,  66,  82 
3   Golden  Tidings,  b.  c.  by  Rosicrucian,  out  of  Tost  Haste, 

(144),  291,616 

5  Goldfield,  br.  h.  by  Springfield,  out  of  Crucible,  by  Rosi- 

crucian, 527 

3    Goldsmith,  br.  c.  by  Hermit,  out  of  Crucible,  by  Rosi- 
crucian, 62,  312, 335,  379, 439,  (442) 
3    Goldsmith  Maid,  399 

3  Goldstone,  b.  c.  by  Rosicrucian,  out  of  CUanthus,  81, 129, 

278 

4  Gonfalon,  ch.c.  by  Hampton,  out  of  Panoply,  167,  515 

4  Gordon,  b  c.  by  Hermit,  out  of  sister  to  Adelaide,  by  Y, 
Melbourne,  f34),  37,  (58),  63,  102,  130,  (191),  (442), 
446,  486,  630 

2  Gosport,  ch.  c.  by  Touchet,  out  of  Maryport,  362,  44 1 , 473, 
500 

4  Gossip,  br.  f.  by  Chevron,  out  of  Mother  Neasham,  164, 
194,217,254,  296,299,(312),  (314),  333,  336,  (344), 
366,  393,  (396)^^/t^  to  France 


Digitized  by 


630 


INDEX. 


3   Gracchus,  b.  c,  by  Doncaster,  oat  (d  Conielia,  (56) 

2  Graceful,  b.  f.  bj  Discord,  out  of  Lady  Grace,  210, 473 

3  Grammarian,  b.c.  by  Beanclerc,  out  of  K&thleen,  by 

Speculum,  26, 51,  'i94, 
3   Grand  Composer,  b.c.  by  Mozart,  out  of  Mead,  63, 180, 
197,  2U,(228),  240,  264,  327,  328^(364),  (376),  451, 
504 

3  Grande  Dame,  br.  f .  by  Couronne  de  Fer,  out  of  Madame 
Peel  100,  105.  157,  159,  264,  269,  346,  49F6,  529 

^  Grandee,  b.  g.  by  Pero  Gomez,  out  of  My  Lady,  by  Lamb- 
ton,  (125),  126^315,  368 

2  Granville,  ch.  f.  by  See  Saw,  or  Rosbaeh,  out  of  Enchant- 

resfl,  516,  (528),  636,  537,  639 
5   Grasshopper,  bx.  m.  1^  Kingcraft,  out  of  Fairy  Footstep, 
210 

1  Grateley,  ch.  c.  by  Kbgcraft,  out  of  BaUy  Black,  369, 

473 

a  Gray  Amber,  gr.  c.  by  Ambergris,  out  of  Friucesa  Louise, 
32,  120 

^  Grayling,  b.  ra.  by  Albert  Victor,  out  of  Restless,  66, 142, 

192,328, 330,  492,  539 
-4   Grecian  Bend,  br.  f.  by  Victor,  out  of  Maid  of  Athena, 

41,(43),  (44),  (88) 

3  Grecian  Bride,  ch.  f .  by  Hermit,  out  of  La  Belle  Hel^ne, 

149,  170,  173,  282^  373 
5   Greenbank,  br.  h.  by  Springfield,  out  of  Turn  of  the  Tide, 
204 

3  Green  Jacket,  b.f.  by  Greenback,  out  of  Ultra»  3,  58, 
100,  (240),  256,  814,  315,  (327>,  344,346,  370, 432, 461, 
(463) 

2  Greenock,  br:  c.  by  Rotherhill,  out  of  Clarissima,  110, 

166,  158,306,308,321,326 
a   Greenore,  bL  h.  by  Cucumber,  out  of  Salliet,.  C37) 
2   Greenshank,  bl  f.  by  Greenback,  out  of  Refinement, 

(79),  14 1 

2   Green  Wave,  br.f.  by  Greenback,. out  of  Periwinkle,  124, 

137,223,229,  (311) 
8    Gkeenwieh,  b.  or  br.  e.  by  Statesnian,  out  of  Poldoody,  60, 

(74),  77,  L72,  174,  864,. 433,439,448,  .'i39,  {54\)-^cut 

2  Grey  Friars,  gr.  c.  by  Hermit«  out  «f  Perseverance,  by 

Voltigcur,  168,308,  333,  406,  (481). 

3  Grey  Parrot,  gr.  c.  by  Kiknore,  oat  of  Chatterbox,  {57)^ 

79,84,  144,  (162),  198,  22.5,  246,290,  296,  380,  344; 
3«8,  613,  629 

8    Grip  Fast,  br.  t  by  The  Miser,  out  of  Salute,  4  r ^,  499, 504 
2   Grub,  br.  f.  by  Discard,  out  of  The  M:ite,  aw,  (287),  840, 
(430) 


Digitized  by 


1 


INDEX.  631 

•Jl   Gules,  b.  c.  hy  Tomahawk,  out  of  Hetaldfy,  126,  (126), 
158.  358,  494 

4  Guflhilda,  ch.  £.  by  Gunboatr,  or  Osric»  out  of  Humility, 

350 

^   Gweudraefh,  b.  f.  by  Mancaster,  out  of  Stnny  Liud,  (19}, 
89,  9iy  496,  543,  547 

^  BFambledon,  b.  c.  bj  Standard,  out  of  GMa,  14,  132f, 

(132),  160,  178,204,  (221),  (286),  (302),  (336),  (343), 

(381).4I2,  413,(416),  (45&) 
A   Hambletonian,  b.  c.  by  Speculum,  out  of  Sbyldcks,  (21), 

36,  129,  t.T4,  I9r9,  (201),  (259),  (331),  377,  402 
A   HaaimooD,  ch.  c.  by  Hampton,  out  of  Koanigin  der  Nacht, 

129,  131,  (155),  181,  244,  259,  (314),  (361),  395,  518, 

541 

^  By  Hamptow— br.  c.  out  of  Frittetta,  104, 128 

4   Hampton  Wick,  b.  c.  by  Hampt6n,  out  of  Surprise,  bj 

Lifeboat,  16 1,. (207) 
3   Happv  Home,  ch.  e.  by  SeftoU,  otft  of  Wifey,  30. 46,(50), 

167,  157,  177,  178,  (258),  364,  367,  397,  439,  (491) 
^  Happy  Rover,  b.  c.  by  The  Rover  (by  BMt  Athol),  out 

of  Mishap,  371 

•2  Happy  Salty  fl,  b.  f.  by  Petrtirch,  or  Blaufyre,  out  of 
Cecilia,  326 

3  Harmattani  b.  c.  by  Kisber,  out  of  North  Wind,  77",  7d, 

175,  543 

^   Harmony,  b.  orbr.  f.  by  Albert  Victor,  out  df  ChorAl,  6, 
19^,  (8:9),  90,  124,  267, 372,  435,  515,  63»,  641 

4  Hatchment,  br.  f.  by  Chevron,  out  of  TeATS,  415,  (427), 

(429),  462,  (470),  (510) 
It   Havock,  b.  h.  by  (Cardinal  York,  out  of  Kanny  Tbor- 
manby,  91,  142 

2   Hawkeye,  b.  c.  by  Uncas,  out  of  Jenny  Howlef,  206,  323, 
380,  396,  466 

2  Hawkfitone,  b.  c.  by  Hermit,  out  of  Anouytfla,  165^  228, 

438,  482 

3  Haylette,  ch.g,  by  Uncas,  out  of  Early  Mom,  22^6 

2   Heatherbrae,  b.  c.  by  The  Flying  fcfd'ciatcher,  out  of 
Lady  Hood,  422 

2  Heather- flower,  ch.f.  by  Wild  Oats,  out  of  Buffercnp,  67, 

77,  519,  5f50 

3  Hector,  ch.  c.  by  George  FredeH6k,  Out  of  Sfelefld,  390 

4  Hedge  Priest,  b.  c.  by  Eosicrucfan,  out  of  Poor  Lassie, 

68,  61,  225,  243,  :J71,  377,  380,  40!?,  438,  (448),  535, 
548,  552 

t  H'elen  of  Troy,  di.  f .  by  Hermit,  out  of  La  Belle  H^^ne, 
152,  170,  208,  (212),  228,  442, 484,  545 


Digitized  by 


632 


INDEX. 


a  Helicon,  br.  h.  by  Cardinal  York,  oat  of  Artemis.  (27), 
(29),  66,  (76),  119,  432,  458,503,  (536).  538,  547 

5  Henlfey,  br.  b.  by  Naneham,  dam  by  EeUledram,  oat  of 
Lifetime,  68,  72,  148,316 

2  Henri,  b.  c.  by  Paladin,  oat  of  Henrietta  (bred  in  France), 
852 

4  Hentland,  ch.  c.  by  Royal  George,  oat  of  Tibicina,  26, 365 
a  Herald,  ch.h.  by  Laneret,  out  of  Nightjar,  89,  9 1,  (234), 

(31 1),317,  S61,396,  422,  (537) 
2   Hercules,  b.  c.  by  Hermit,  out  of  Vigorous,  444 
8   By  Hebmit— br.  f.  out  of  Sylva,  25, 69,  94, 98 

5   b.  or  br.  c.  out  of  Belphoebe,  231, 309,  353,  437, 

482,  545 

4    ■  b.  g.  oat  of  Gertrade,  323,  332,  334 

a   b.  h.  oat  of  Sweetbri&r — tee  Mark 

4   Hermitage,  b.  c.  by  Hermit — Doll  Tearsheet,  6,  69,  69, 

(78),  (81),  129,  175,  (211),  (214),  (223),  (283)  ^dead 
8   Hero,  The,  b.  c.  by  Victor,  out  of  Flora  McDonald,  by 

Knight  of  the  Garter,  270.  (288),  351,  399,  464 
8   Hebitation,  b.  c.  by  Wenlock,  out  of  Indecision,  276,  345, 

406,  454,  473 

2   Hettie,  ch.  f.  by  Sir  BcTys,  out  of  Embrematical,  (493),  540 

2  Hetty,  ch.  f.  by  Wild  Oats,  out  of  Trieste,  122,  184, 

186,386 

8  Hibernia,  f.  by  Cadet,  oat  of  Britannia  (h.-b.),  48,  131, 
986,  383,385,461,  494,  550 

3  By  Highborn — f.  oat  of  Llsham  Lass — gee  Lady  Lass 

4  Highforce,  br.  c.  by  Highborn,  oat  of  Vigoroos,  1 67,  (216), 

240,313 

6  Highland  Chief,  b.  h.  by  Hampton,  oat  of  Corrie,  7  r, 

(134),  226 

2  Highland  King,  b.  c.  bv  Scottish  Chief,  oat  of  Silverfield, 
426 

8  Highland  Schottische,  ch.  or  ro.  g.  by  Strathconan,  oat 
of  Javotte,  21,  32 

2  By  HiLABious— br.  f.  out  of  Minaret,  46,  156,  389,  428, 

430 

3   br.  f.  out  of  Bat-trap,  54,  196 

2  b.  f.  out  of  Kathleen,  255,  436 

2   b.  f.  out  of  Lady  Flotwell— wtf  The  Vital  Spark 

4  Hindoo,  b.  c.  by  The  Earl  of  Dartrey,  oat  of  Victoria,  50» 

272, 294, 298,  (337),  503,  606 
4   His  Lordship,  b.  c.  by  Exminster,  out  of  Lady  Mortimer, 
20,119,  121,802,412,  467,  470 

3  Holdfast,  ch.  c.  by  Struan,  out  of  Bounce,  440 

a  Hold  hard,  b.f.  by  The  Miser,  oat  of  Salute,  (26),  118^ 
144 


Digitized  by 


INDEX. 


633 


4  HoIlaDdaise,  br.  f.  bj  Dutch  Skater,  out  of  Gertrude,  by 

Parmesan,  529 
2   By  HoLUBY — b.  c.  out  of  Hampton  Court,  321 
2   Home  Bred,  b.  c.  by  Hilariuu8,  out  of  Silverheel,  12P,  382, 

637 

5  HopkioBon,  b.  g.  by  Macgregor,  out  of  Elf  Knot,  26 

8  Hopscotch,  b.  c.  by  Hopbloom,  out  of  Duchess  of  Edin- 
burgh, (69),  77,  1 46,  248,  297, 357,  359, 404 

2  Hors  de  Combat,  cb.  f.  by  Hampton,  out  of  Repulse,  170, 

174,  224.230,  317,401,407 

3  Horsebridge,  ch.c.  by  Lowlander,  out  of  Ringrose,  172, 

238,301,346 

3   Housewife,  ch.  f.  by  Hampton,  out  of  Howsham,  114, 135, 

812,421,  479,  631,  633 
3    Hugh  Arthur,  ch.  c.  by  Norwich,  out  of  Succe«sion,  25, 

27,  51,  96,  96,  189,  190,  256,  285,  299,  312,369,432, 

451,  474,  (476),  502,  505 

2  Humdrum,  br.  c.  by  Coerul^us,  out  of  Dundrum,  40 

3  Humility,  b.  f.  by  Ciaremont,  out  of  Oiibacy,  1,  265, 

(304) 

3  Hungarian,  b.  g.  by  Kisber,  out  of  Zara,  54,  55,  (129), 
(144),  (164),  (181),  222,  258,  (389),  392,  445,  (472), 
(499),  651 

3  HuDgerford,  ch.  c.  by  Coltness,  out  of  Bonny  Bell,  85, 404, 
445,  (458),  609 

6  Hunter,  ch.  g.  by  SaWator,  out  of  Symmetrical,  (13) 

3  Hurry,  br.  f.  by  Pell  Mell,  out  of  Miss  Mary,  60,  140, 

149,  207,  211,(232),  (278),  281,  379,  (381) 
2   Hyacinth,  f.  by  Ber^^rker,  out  of  Ballf aced  Peg,  364,  4 1 9, 
623 

2  Hyala,  ch.  f.  by  Touchet,  out  of  My  Darling  II,  40,  192, 
316,  450 

2  Hygiene,  b.  f.  by  Highborn,  out  of  Hygeia,  4,  (34),  112, 

156,  (372),  477, 486,  628 

4  Iambio,  br.g.  by  Martyrdom,  out  of  Lexicon,  (104) 

3  Iceberg,  br.c  by  Dutch  Skater,  out  of  Hesperia  (h.  b.), 

266, 603 

3  Iceland,  ch.  c.  by  Thunderbolt,  out  of  Icicle,  8,  96 

4  Ida.  b.  f.  by  Silvio,  out  of  Scotch  Thistle,  97, 240, 24 1,  242 
3   leme,  b.  f .  by  Heraoit,  out  of  Shannon,  86,  227,  282,  447, 

482 

a  Ignition,  br.  m.  by  Flash  in  the  Pan,  out  of  Miss  Jephson, 
498 

2   Imperator,  br.  c.  by  Albert  Victor,  out  of  Time  Test,  1 28 
2   Impression,  b.  c  by  Lecturer,  out  of  Ida,  19,  126, 188,  235, 
492 

D  D  3 


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634 


8  ImproTement,  ch.  f.  by  Specultim,  out  of  Progress,  3lT, 
36&,  426,49l»  522 

3  Impulse,  b.  f.  bv  Struan.  out  of  Forbid Jea  Fruit,  258 

a  Incendiary,  cb.  n.  by  Riug  Lud,  out  of  Red  Light,  (2), 
14,  22,  (47),  108, 129,  131,  136, 199,  (,261),  (324),356, 
359, 397,  4/0 

4  Indian  Star,  ch.  £  by  Uncas,  out  of  Lyra,.  41,  4  J,  349;  350, 

351 — sent  to  Oermanjf 

2  Indian  Star,  ch.  f.  by  XTncas,  out  of  Mrs  SkeltoD,^2^, 

(356),  378.  441,456,510 

3  Indien,  ch.  c.  by  BVaconmer,  out  of  Ifidiana  (bred  in 

France),  78 

2  Indignity,  b.  f.  by  John  Day,  out  of  Image,  1,  3,  (20),  37, 

41 

3  By  iNOOMA-B—br.  c.  out  of  Sheet  Ligjbtning.  42 
2   b.  c.  out  of  Sprite,  466 

2  Inquirer,  ch.  c.  by  l^owlander,  out  of  (Juery,  47,  50,  120, 

177,  (303),  »18,  (320),  392,  413,  429, 468 

3  Insignia,  b.  f.  by  Blair  Afhol,  out  of  Decoration,  230, 

240,311,  379,  (393),(398>  477,  527 

2  Interloper,  The,  b.  f.  by  Beauclerc,  out  of  Kiiphrosyne,  30, 

177,  201,(245).  257,879,417,  429,  (460),  545,  550 

3  Invention,  b.  c  by  Wenlock,  oat  of  Discovery,  197,  244, 

364, 3^,  439,  446 
2   lovicta,  b.  f.  by  Blue  Ruin,  out  of  Victoire,  435 

2  Invictus,  b.  c.  by  Pellegrino,  out  of  Guitar,  (179) 

3  Iris,  br.  c.  by  Cymbal,  out  of  Industry,  by  Nutboumc, 

(96),  96,  99,  115,  238,  254,  313,  (371),  424  ,  472,  474, 
508 

2  Irish  Pearl,  br.  f .  by  Master  Kildare,  out  of  Three  Pearls, 
276,  441 

6  Ironclad,  br.  g.  by  Paul  Jones^  oat  of  Belle,  29,  94,  266, 
314,  433,  600 

2  Irving  Bishop,  b.c.  by  Balfe,  out  of  Zuleika,  44,  184, 

(186),  350,  351, 386,  387,  463,  4j66 
^   Isabean,  b.  m.  by  Coeruleus,  out  of  Isabel  (dam,  The 
Belle),  152,  272,  (285),  367,  C457>,  493,  501 

4  Ishah,  b.  f.  by  Lord  Ronald,  out  of  Ithona,  12, 37,  68, 81, 

265,  446,  543 

3  I  shant,  b.  f.  by  Lord  Ronald,  out  of  Ithona,  1 72, 293, 363, 

605 

2  Ishf ar,  b.  f.  by  Blaif  Athol,  out  of  Nitocris,  5, 189,  (276), 
S56 

a  Isobar,  bi  e.  by  Isonomy,  out  of  Reverse,  (1 73),  (244),  375, 
479 

2  By  IsoNOMT— ch.  c.  out  of  C&iente^see  Oliver  Tl^fsfc 

5  Ivanhoe,  bi  h.  by  Uncas,  out  of  Lydia,  440,  515,  544 

4  Ixia,  br.  c.  by  Blue  Gown^Lizzie  Grey  stock,  5 1 » 1 38,  298 


Digitized  by 


INDEX.  658 

S  Jac«,  M.c.  by  Arbitrator,  out  of  ValoW*s  dam,  b^ 
Mount  Zion^  (123),  123,  183,  ISi,  (270),  271, 

(348),  350,  31«).  (886) 

3  Jacob,  gr.  c.  by  Strathconan,  but  of  Sdrtitude,  173,  440, 
524,  531,  534 

2  Jacobite,  br.  c.  by  Eosicracian,  oafc  of  Twiue  the  Plaiden, 

206,277,  280,  (306),3^23 

3  Jane,  cb.  f.  by  Phenix,  oat  of  Jeanme,  35,  86,  149,  222, 

227,276,  313,.3I7.  (404),  409,  445,  479,  484,  535 

4  Jane  Shore,  b.  f.  by  rJaraballo,  oat  of  Ciogalina,  1 1, 13f,  20, 

81,  107,  130,  160,  162,  220,  220,  ^21,  323,  334,  (339), 
339,  357,  (4i6),  428,  (460),  467,  495,  543,  647 
4  Japan,  br.  c.  by  Sefton,  dam  by  Parmesan,  out  of  Mayo- 
naise,  480 

2  Jeanie,  b.  f.  by  Jock  of  Oran,  out  of  Efften,  by  States- 

man, 87,  t5a,  208,  r36*0,  434,  500.  528,  541 

3  Jenny,  ch.  f.  by  Reverberation,  out  of  The  Wren,  213 

2  Jenny  Wren,  ch.  f .  by  Touchese,  out  Of  Th6  Wren,  238, 
276 

4  Jessamine,  ch.  t  by  Lord  Konatd,  out  of  tAdy  Lav^der^ 

100,  102 

5  Jessie,  b.  m.  by  Mozart,  oat  of  Mead,  28,  97,  187,  (219), 

220,  (222),  261,  262,  263,  306^  308,  319, 320,  415,  416, 
417,  469^,  (492),  501 

2  Jewel  SoBg,br.  1  by  Speculum,  out  of  Margarita,  237, 

321 

3  JingUag  Johnnie,  ch.  c.  by  Cymbal,  out  of  So  Leicht,  51, 

65,  66,'l65 

2  John,  b.  c  by  Barbillon,  out  of  Janet  Rawclitfe,  80,  109, 

188,  190 

3  John  Barleycorn,  br.  c.  by  John*  Davis,  out  of  AriBta»  93, 

168,  308,  322,376,  420,  450 

2  By  JoHir  DAVis—ch.  c.  oiit  of  Beggar  Maid,  74, 76 

3  By  John  Da¥ — b.  f.  out  of  Extradition,  51 

2  Johnnie  Wbimple,  b.  c.  by  John  Davis,  out  of  Gadfly, 

(181),  376,  483 

3  Josephine,  br.  f.  hf  Ben  Battle,  out  of  Swivel,  44 

3  Joshua,  bl.  or  br,  g,  by  Balfe,  out  of  The  Nun,  by  Bac- 
chus, 56,  84,^,  (108),  111,  (20 1). 203, 220,  258,  (302j, 
304,  (320),  333,  QS^,  355, 494,  629 

S  Jovial,  b.  g.  by  Jolly  Friar,  out  of  fiermiteas,  213,  298, 
394,396,  474,  603,505 

2  Joyous,  br.  c.  by  Bertram,  or  flilarioius,  out  of  Uin  Fanny, 
14,  79,  (382),  385, 410,  434,  458-  475 

ft  Jubilant,  br.  h.  by  Munden,  out  or  Applause,  ^69,  (315), 
355, 358, 394, 597, 49'4,  508 

S   Juliana,  b.  f.  by  Uncas,  out  of  Florida,  514,  545,  550 


Digitized  by 


636 


INDEX. 


3   Jane,  ch.  f .  by  J alins,  oat  of  Cbiynopten,  89, 61 , 62, 190, 

232,  248, 363,  368 
S   Janiata,  bl.  f.  by  Macaroni,  oat  of  America,  142,  188, 

190,  (216),  275,409 

S   Kassasrin,  ch.c.  by  Kisber,  oat  of  Equinox,  101,  105 

2  Kate,  ch.  f  by  John  Day,  oat  of  Sabrina,  254,  272,  424, 

475,  (498),  (499),  648 

3  Kathleen,  ch.  f .  by  Castlereagh,  oat  of  Procella,  23, 30 

2   Kaunitz,  bl.  c.  by  Kisber,  oat  of  Illaminata,  173, 224, 410, 
444,510,524 

2  Keatfi,  b.  c.  by  Standard,  dam  by  The  Dnke,  179,  181, 
265,  267,363,368,  491 

4  Kedlock — see  Zero 

4   Kelpie,  ch.  ^.  by  Blair  Athol,  oat  of  Feronia,  213 
4   Kemmerton,  b.  g.  by  Victorioas,  oat  of  Zenohia,  60, 83 

2  Kendal,  ch.  c.  by  Bend  Or,  oat  of  W  indennere,  (90),  173, 

(212),  (224),  (277),  (331),  (377),  410 
4   Kenmore,  ch.  c.  by  Straan,  oat  of  sister  to  Elegance,  151, 
211,281,  300,  499— c«< 

3  Kerosene,  b.  f.  by  Hampton,  ont  of  Koenigiu  der  Nacht, 

9,  19,317,(364),369,(492),639 
2   Kew,  b.  c.  by  Palmbearer,  oat  of  Garterless,  487 

2  Kewbary,  ch.  c.  by  Ringleader,  ont  of  Lady  Kew,  271,311, 

369, 453, 505 

3  Kilcreene,  ch.  c.  by  Arbitrator,  ont  of  Niniche,  9,  1 1, 480, 

(515),  551 

2   Kilmeagne,  b.  c.  by  Hollywood,  oat  of  The  Pheasant, 

(360) 

8   Kilt,  b.  c.  by  Winslow,  out  of  Cutty  Sark,  81,  (155),  215, 
228,  252,  255 

4  Kimbolton,  ch.  c.  by  The  Duke,  out  of  Lady  Paramount, 

(29),  (33), 78, 82, (115),  (187),(191),  231,  (297)  (360), 
864, (518) 

4   Kincardine,  b.  c.  by  See  Saw,  out  of  Sweet  Annie,  9, 12 
— cut 

2   Kinchin  J unga,  ch.c.  by  Clanronald,  out  of  Gnnga  Jee,  15, 
158,  190 

a   Kineton,  b.  h.  by  Orimston,  out  of  Neroli,  6,  (65),  101, 

383,  (420),  421 ,  444,  457, 480 
4   Kinfaans,  b.  f .  by  Wild  Oats,  out  of  Maid  of  Perth,  by 

Scottish  Chief,  225,  232 
2   King  Brnce,  ch.  c.  by  See  Saw,  out  of  Loch  Garry,  56* 

(289),  (281),  378,  (489) 
2   Bv  KiNGCKArT— b.  c.  out  of  Witchery,  407, 489 
4   King  Dick,  b.  c.  by  Syrian,  ont  of  Bapidan,  46,  111,  160, 

(304),  (338),  376, 460 


Digitized  by 


INDEX. 


8  King  Hany,  cb.  c.  by  Uncfts,  out  of  Lnla^  by  VoltigeaVy 
4,  21. 121 

8  King  Monmoath,  ch.  c  by  King  Lad,  oat  of  Miss  Somer- 
set, 156,  170,  282,  (306),  308,  (335),  (373),  381,  487, 
515,(618) 

3  King  of  Bohemia,  b.  c.  by  Victorioos.  oat  of  Gipsy  Girl, 
522 

2  By  Kino  of  the  Forbst— b.  f.  out  of  Penelope  Plot- 
well,  221,  304,395 

6  King  of  the  Faries,  b.  h.  by  Crest,  oat  of  Farfalla  (h.  b.>, 
608,  530 

6  King's  Conrt,  cb.  g.  by  Altyre,  dam  by  Sarplice,  oat  of 
Bellona,  73,  209,  236,  275,  (317),  383,  420,  422 

2  Kingsdene,  b.  c.  by  Kingcraft,  oat  of  Sea  Coal,  40, 8 7, 1 1 2^ 

(140),  345, 425,  441, 447,  475,  475 

3  Kingwood,  ch.  c.  by  Lowlander,  or  Silvester,  oat  of  Man- 

dane,  by  Mandrake,  102,  145,  278.  879,  448,527 

3  Kinmont  Willie,  b.  c.  by  Adventarer,  oat  of  Lady  Newby, 

93,  245,  304,  (514) 

4  Kinsky,  br.  c.  by  Kisber,  oat  of  Illaminata,  133, 143,  170, 

174, 407,440, 507 
2    Kiosk,  b.  c.  by  Plebeian,  out  of  Katrine,  by  Blinkboolie,  56, 
84 

2   Kira,  ch.  f.  by  Kisber,  oat  of  Ermine,  40,  59 

5  Kirk  o'Field,  b.  f.  by  Craig  Millar,  oat  of  Tragedy,  89 , 

91,  155,  (215),  216,  240,  242,  285,  329,  329,  344,  451, 
463 

8   By  KisBBR — ch.  c.  ont  of  Tempete,  78 

2   b.  c.  out  of  Gossip,  447,  531,  533, 539 

2   Kismet,  b.  c.  by  Kisber,  oat  of  Angelina,  290,  294,  434, 

498,  502,  (520),  521 
2   Kiss  Not,  b.  c.  by  Kisber,  dam  (foaled  1878)  by  Scottish 

Chief,  out  of  AgUity,  76,  80,  142, 146,  231,  (262),  403, 

421,548 

4  Knight  £rrant,  bl.  c.  by  Knight  of  the  Garter,  ont  of 
Three  Pearls,  68,  70,  92, 205,  292,  396,  421,  461,  512, 
552 

a   Knight  of  Athol.  b.  h.  by  Knight  of  the  Garter,  out  of 

Blossom,  by  Blair  Athol,  22, 23 
a   Knight  of  Burghley,  br.  g.  by  Knight  of  St  Patrick,  oat 

of  Fanscombe,  525,  529,  (535),  538,  549 
2   By  Knight  ov  the  Gartbr,  or  Petrarch  ^b.  c.  ont  of 

Ticklish,  310,  401,  437,  477 
4   Kooinor,  b.  f .  by  Lord  Gough,  ont  of  My  Jewel,  368, 459, 

(477),  485, 511,532 
4   Kookaborra,  b.  f.  by  Glen  Arthur,  out  of  Bertha,  95, 

176 


Digitized  by 


INI>EX. 


2  Kofiter,  b.  c.  hy  Dtitdi  Skater,  oat  of  Incense,  4t0, 437; 

(449) 

3  Kudos,  br.  c.  bj  Spectdnm,  onC  of  Gloria,  (d02)»  323;  332; 

44»,  (490) 

«  LacemaN,  b.  g.  by  Honiton,  daifn  by  Knfgbt  of  St  Fai> 
rick,  out  of  Noisette,  2, 36,  80,(142),  C160),  180,(227), 
(264),  273,  278,  290.  295,  425,459 

2  Lachtsis,  bL  f.  by  Nuneham,  out  of  Hosy  Cross,  237 

5  Lady  Adelaide,  b.  m.  by  New  Holland,  out  of  Voyagcuse, 
11,  14,  111,204,219,222,  C32l),(325),  390,  391,(412), 
4 1 4.  f428),  430,  (468),  624 

3  Lady  Aline,  ch.  f.  by  Georg0  rceJerick,  Out  of  Skelgate 

Maid,  220,  469 

2  Lady  Anglesey,  br.  f .  by  Beandesert,  out  of  Lady  Valea- 

tine,  230,  408 

3  Lady  Ashton,  b.  f.  by  Lammermoor,  out  of  Lady  (Jhai- 

lotte,  453, 603 

a  Lady  Auckland,  b.  nv.  by  Paganini,  or  Claudius,  oat  of 
Ethel  (dam,  Lady),  (45),  (49),1I0. 17«,302,  305,  339, 
(461),  461,  467 

3  Lady  Beatrice,  ch.  f.  by  Muncaster,  out  of  Blufe  Beff,  by 

Thormanby,  66,  224,  371,  448,479,  604,.  (530) 
2   Lady  Beauclerc,  br.  f .  by  Beauclerc,  out  of  My  Lady;  by 
Lord  CTifden,  63,  (67),  358,  (386),  (454),  645 

4  Ladybird,  ch.  f.  by  Klsber,  out  of  Verdure,  2,  30, 108 

2  Lady  Burghley,,  b.  f .  bv  (>a8low,  out  of  Queensland,  82, 

103,112,114.  146.188,  195,450,453 

3  Lady  Castlereagh,  b.  f.  by  Caatlereagjh,  out  of  Lady  Mif- 

licent,  46,  (r31),  219,  258,  286,  354,  (398)»  615,  546*, 
661 

4  Lady  Cecil,  br.f.  By  Macgregor,  out  of  Cicely  Backet,  6; 

21,  32 

3  Lady  Chatelaine,  b.  f .  by  Silvio,  oat  of  Lady  Golightly, 
89,  80 

3   Lady  Clare,  ch.  f.  by  Adventurer,  outof  Lfidy  Lucas,  205, 

323,(391),  429,470 
3  Lady  Clarendon,  b.  f.  by  Hampton,  out  of  Sumnun-'s  Kve, 

86,381,403.447,550 

2  Lady  Frederick,  br.  f.  by  George  Frederick,  out  of  Valt«, 

124.314 

3^  Lady  Gladys,  b.  f.  by  Wild  Oats— Miss  Mannering,  3,  63 

3  Lady  Ida,  br.  U  by  Uncas,  out  of  Lady  Lumley,  21,  49, 

121,  178,  286,  320,  341,  (412)^416,467,470,511 

4  Lady  Jenny,  br.  f.  by  See  Saw,  out  of  Lady  Randolph,  19 
0   Lady  John,  b.  m.  by  John  Diavis;  oiit  of  Call  Duck,  3^, 

(386),  424,620 


Digitized  by 


INDEX. 


2  Lady  Julia,  b.f;  by  Kingcraft,  ant  of  Lady  Qeraldine, 

3  Lady  Katharine,  br.  f.  by  Albert  Victor,  out  of  Time 

Test,  U3-,  248;  258,433,  5 1 1,6 1 4,  53f7,  548 
3    Lady  Lass,  b.  or  br.  f .  by  Highborn,  oat  of  £h(ham  Lass, 
274,  ?29,  .367 

3  Lady  Lothian,  ch.  f.  by  Exchequer,  dam  by  Dalesman, 
out  of  Cinderina,  22,  30,  207,  325,  (343),  (387),  415, 
427,469 

5  Lady  Mranie,  ch.  m.  by  Cathedral,  out  of  Saltaire,  13?, 
298,  300,  (337) 

5  Lady  Morocco,  m.  by  Morocco,  out  of  Violet,  by  Knight 
of  the  Garter,  50 

2  Lady  of  the  Manor,  b.f.  by  Kotherh^Fl, dam  by  Paganini, 

out  of  Armistice,  1 ,  3,  20 — sent  to  Brazil 

3  Lady  Rose,  b.  f.  by  The  Duke,  out  of  Golden  Rose,  52, 

51,  66, 14l^sent  to  France 
2   Lady's  Maid,  b.  f.  by  Plebeian,  out  of  Lady  Mar,  107, 
224,  229,  257,  (289),  (3*45),  357",  (393),  397,  42t, 
4«6,  500 

2  Lady  Snperior,  b.  f.  by  Hermit;-0«t  of  Gertfude,  by  The 

Marquis,  437',  ^6, 550 

3  Lady  Winifred,  br.  f .  by  Rosebery,  out  of  Lady  Geraldine, 

74,  115,  273 

2  Lagny,  b.  c.  by  Salrator,  oat  of  Laterdue  (bred  in 
France),  224 

2  Lakefir-ld,  br..f..by  Wild  Oats,  out  of  Venice,  by  Uncas, 

348, 399,  399, 46'5,  467 
8   Lakelet,  ch.f.  by  Muncaster,  out  of  Gamos,  81,  95,  108, 
(111),  120,  203,417,459 

3  Lame  Duck,  The,  b.  f.  by  Lord  Ronald,  out  of  Tame 

Duck.  491,492,529,536,  539 

4  Lancer,  b  c.  by  Macaroni,  out  of  Lancet,  354,  860 
2    By  Landmark— br.  f.  out  of  Winifred,  340 

2   By  Landmark,  or  Farnese— ch.  f.  out  of  Lady  Gosling, 

394,418,495,497 
8  Langar,  b.  c.  by  Sterling,  dam  by  Wild  Dayrell,  out  of 

Sagacity,  62, 78, 487,  !i23—cut 

2  Langrrdge,  ch.  c.  by  Lord  Ronald,  dam  by  Oxford,  out  of 

Ladv  Rose,  124,.  257,  (535),  549 
8  Langwell,  b.  c.  by  Springfield,  out  of  Fuiiosa^  56,  82, 104, 
198,  278 

2r  Largesse,  b.  f.  by  Claremont,  out  of  CScely  Hacket,  408, 
439,  477 

2"  Lauderdale,  br.  c.  by  Lammermoor,  out  of  Hero,  20 

3  Lauraline,  b.  1  by  Petrarch,  out  of  Lady  Kars,  28,  54, 

289-,  25Jg,  313, 362,  365,  418, 419, 422, 476, 498, 603,  504 
2  Laurier,  ch.  c.  by  Rbtherhill,  oat  of  Industry,  536 


Digitized  by 


640 


INDEX. 


4  Layaret,  b.  c.  by  Bolard,  ont  of  Laversioe  (bred  in  France), 

40,  171,  (231),  (257),  (277),  (449),  489-«M  also  Con- 
tinental Racing 
3   Laverock,  b.  c.  bj  Skylark,  out  of  (^tronella,  34,  57,  98, 
131,281 

a   Lawmiuster,  br.  ^-  by  Exminster,  ont  of  Harriet  Laws,  50, 

108,  373,  413,417,427 
a   Lead  On,  br.  g.  by  The  Duke,  out  of  Double  First,  234, 

286 

5  Leap  Frog,  ch.  f.  by  Queen's  Messenger,  ont  of  Leap 

Year,  66 

5  Le  Caissier,  b1.  c.  by  Toecbt't,  ont  of  La  Cascadeuse,  179, 

231,(241),  370,  (448),  477 

6  Leeds,  b.  h.  by  Doncaster,  ont  of  Steppe,  8,  17,  (195),  244, 

368,  425 

2  Leicester,  b.  c.  by  Pellegrino,  out  of  Qnebrada,  91,  12  J, 
163,  (42n,  (426),  640 

2  Lenity,  ch.  f.  by  Bend  Or,  out  of  Cl^mence,  433.  529. 536 

3  Lenten  Fare,  b.  c.  by  Trappist,  out  of  Christmas  Fare, 

52,  54,  (72),  140,  187,  216,  293,461,453,  501,604 

4  Leo,  ch.  g.  by  Lollypop,  ont  of  Leonie,  24 

a   Leoville,  ch.  g.  by  D'Efltonmel,  ont  of  Lesena,  215,(234), 

237,  268,  (364),  (493) 
6   Lesser,  br.  g.  believed  to  be  by  Bonrbaki,  out  of  Novelty,  21 

4  Levanter,  br.  c.  by  Glendale,  out  of  Haidee,  bv  Hermit, 

21,  23,  (31),  109,  262,  262,  (.308),  370,  373,  392,  396, 
476,  498,  (661) 

6  Libation,  br.  g.  by  Cremome,  ont  of  CJhaplet,  (24),  87, 
28,  62,(54),  72,  (112),  144,  (148),  150,  197,  (215), 
(218),  269,  275,  292,  (296),  328,  456,  519 

5  Liberia,  b.  g.  by  (Queen's  Messenger,  ont  of  Madame  Peel, 

191,210,  291,  815 
4    Liffey,  br.  f.  by  Skylark,  out  of  Liris,  (129),  203, 335, 393, 
422,  (467), 496,  547 

2  Lightfoot,  ch.  f.  by  Blair  Athol,  out  of  Gazelle,  348, 351, 

463 

4  Light  Heart,  ch .  f .  by  Albert  Victor,  out  of  Light,  3, 6 1 , 65 , 
484 

3  Lightning,  b.  cby  Speculum,  ont  of  Mizpah,  240,  241 

3  Light  of  other  Days,  b.  f .  by  Balfe,  out  of  Meteor,  66, 485 
2    Light  Wine,  b.  f .  by  Balfe,  out  of  Inamorata,  42, 183, 186, 

(271),  348,  387,  (464),  (466) 

4  Lilydale,  ch.  f .  by  Glendale,  out  of  Satisfaction,  32,  120, 

205 

2  Lily  Maid,  b.  f.  by  Kisber,  out  of  Bellicent,  146, 356,  396, 

531 

3  Lima,  ch.  f.  (b.-b.)  by  Uncas,  out  of  Mayflower,  by  Light 

Bob  (son  of  Voltigenr),  2,  324,  459 


Digitized  by 


INDEX. 


641 


4   limelight,  b.f.  by  Wenlock,  out  of  Davemaj,  60,  171, 
268,376 

4   Liiuosa,  b.  f.  by  Oaragan  II,  oat  of  Vergiss  mein  Nicht, 
139 

4   Linaria,  b.  c.  by  King  of  the  Forest,  oat  of  Industry,  by 
Nutboarue,  136,  162 

4  Linda,  br.  f.  by  Adventnrer,  oat  of  Lady  Nyassa,  9, 244, 

248. (309).  332,  379.  422,  (51 1),  627,  643 
2   Lisbon,  b.  c.  by  Coeroleas,  out  of  Cintra,  62,  (76),  194. 
(210),  266,  315,370,  (405),  484,  488 

5  Little  Dachess,  b.  m.  by  Cucumber,  oat  of  Duchess  of 

Malfi,  13,  159,161 
4   Little  Jane,  br.f.  by  Dutch  Skater,  out  of  Courtesy,  118,. 
234 

2   Little  Jim,  ch.  c.  (twin)  by  Fitz  James,  ont  of  La  Favo- 
rita,  16.  40,  63,  66 

2  Little  Lady,  bl.  f.  by  Bosicrucian,  ont  of  Dark  Blue,  143« 

231,  247,  323,  356,  439,  483,  485,  (527),  542,  547 
^   Little  Minx,  b.  f.  by  Rotherhill,  out  of  Fompano,  2801 
374 

3  Little  Queen,  ch.  f.  by  King  of  Trump;*,  out  of  Britain^s 

Queen,  184 

3  Littleton,  ch.  c.  by  Chancellor,  out  of  Mary  Avenel,  (252), 

293.  637 

2   Little  Wenlock,  ch.  c.  by  Wenlock,  ont  of  Mayoress,  107^ 
224,  230,  274,  332,  334,347,  (4 11).  446.  477,  487 

4  Little  Witch,  br.  f.  by  Martyrdom,  out  of  Timaru,  (28),  62, 

125.139,(217),  244,  246,  274,285,(299;,  316,  355^ 
362.  504,  522 

4   Lively,  br.  f.  by  King  Hal,  oat  of  M.S..  20, 246, 247, 460, 
461.  512,  543,  548 

2  Loafer.  The,  ch.  c.  by  Lowlander,  ont  of  Lady  of  the 

Deben,  40, 74, 103,  324,  359, 371 

3  Lobster,  ch.  g.  by  Mr  Winkle,  dam  by  The  Miner,  ont 

of  Bobbin  Around,  47, 120,  177,  394,  (471).  (494),  543 

2  Loch  Aber,  ch.  f .  by  Blair  Athol,  oat  of  Trumps.  350 

3  Loch  Leven,  b.  or  br.  g.  by  Prince  Charlie,  out  of  Qneen 

Mary,  by  Dundee,  312,  (329),  844,  846,  (383),  (421), 
424,  426,(459),  (461),  (513),  (616),  525,  (529),  (542)» 
(549) 

2   Lockstitch,  ch.  c.  by  Wenlock,  ont  of  Periwig,  6,  34, 356, 
423,  628 

2  Ix)la  Montes,  b.  f.  by  Ambergris,  out  of  Lady  Speculum > 

378. 470 

3  Londonderry,  br.  c.  by  Castlereagh,  oat  of  Blue  Vinny, 

31,  108,  156,  (203),  219,  246,  258.  321,  333,  336,  391, 
(414),  495— 


Digitized  by 


«42 


8  Lo»elf ,  b.  f.  hj  Hermit,  out  of  Anonynm,  leS,  (149>,  169» 
375,  447 

t  Lomlj  Home,  b.  f.  bf  SeftoB,  cut  of  Wifey,  199,  947, 
384,  521 

4  Longfellow,  b.  or  br.  b.  by  Albert  Victor,  oirt  «f  Letty 
Long,  139, 149,  SOS,  283,  (21^5).  SS},  464, 464^ 

3  Lomdale,  b.c.  by  Petnmsh,  out  of  Wild  Aggie,  91 

4  Lord  Byron,  b.  c.  by  Higbbom,  oat  of  Rfaap^>ely,  12,  (60), 

73,  116, 195,  603,  (522),  539,  5H,  5W 
3   Lord  Cardinal,  b.  c  by  Cardinal  York,  oat  of  Mane  Bell, 
166,  236,  300,964 

3  Lord  Charles,  ch.  c.  by  Ph^nix,  otit  of  Lady  Emily,  by 

Gladiatenr,  57, 82, 147,  1 74,  358, 424, 439^,  448,  5 13 
2   By  Lord  Clyde— br.  c.  out  of  Shy  Girl,  423 
^  Lord  LeTen,  ck.  c.  by  Meiyille^  out  ef  Village  Belle,  263, 

470 

2   Lord  Lumley,  br.  c.  by  Uneas,  out  of  Lady  Lmiderf,  135, 

1»I,  (274),  306,  33^1,  528,  542 
^  Lord  Molyaeufx,  br .  c  by  Specnlom,  out  of  Lady  Sefton, 

56,  68,  84,  102,  127,  137,  191,  192,233,234,255,  316, 

940 

2   Lord  Onslow,  ch.  c.  by  Onslow,  out  of  Attaindierf,  188 
2  Lord  Regent,  b.  c.  by  Scottish  Chief,  out  off  Miss  Tork, 
311 

4  Lord  Strathnaim,  cfa.  e.  by  Lord  Ronald,  out  of  Queett 

of  the  Roses,  by  Snndeelah,  11,  70, 12§,  143,  148,  167, 

207 

a  Lord  Wenlock,  di.e.  by  Wenlock,  out  el  ZTtfea,  469 
2   Lorgnette,  br.  f .  by  Speculum,  out  of  Miss  Middlewick,  4, 
(82),  101, 174,  f247),296, 378,        466,  496 

2  Lost  Chord,  ch.  f.  by  Cymbal,  oflt  of  Oblition,  318,  508 
2*  Lothian,  ch.  c.  by  L<^lander,  oat  of  Slaios',  482 

;a   Louis  d'Or,  b.  h.  by  Doilaf ,  out  of  CharmiHe  (bred  in 
France),  83,167, 229, 36 1-^^  aU&'CtmtineHtea  Batting 

3  LoTeblrd,  b.  f.  by  Petrarch,  out  of  Pemocitt,  62, 165,  194, 

237,  316,  364, 382 

1  Lorved  Oue,  br.  c.  by  See  9aw,  oitt  of  Pil^iffioge,  408, 438*, 

(486),  (490) 

«  Lovely,  bl.  m.  by  Aftarei, ontof  Eleetrie  Light,  (8>,  57, 64, 
116,  229,346,  444.  482,  (513),  529,  635 

3  Lotertatt,  b.  f.  by  Donoascer,  odt  of  Honeybowme,  231 

2  Lowdown,  b.  or  br.  f .  by  Lowlander,  ont  of  Biderdown, 

9€,  (14^^,  (ieS4>,  (26©^,  244,  309, 866, 8«0,4«2,  497 

4  Lowestoft,  b.  c.  by  Lowlander,  out  of  My  Poflgo's  dam 

(pedigree  uwknowtt),  65, 74— £Jt*f 
•  Lowland  Dtriie,  b.  g.  by  Lowlander,  odt  of  Gnoid 
Duchess,  by  Lozenge,  237,  239 


Digitized  by 


INDEX. 


4  By  LowLAMZi>s>ft--ch.  c.  oat  of  Snoi«^op,  Theo^ald^ 
64,  137 

8   bl.  m.  out  of  Caimoiiade,  Til,  177, 178,  320^ 

372,  377 

2   ch.  f.  00 1  of  Ludy  G-Unlocluiy,  130 

3   b.  or  br.  c  dam  by  Lightning,  oot  of  The 

Widow  (h.  b.)— w<f  Thtf  Swftde 

4  Lowland  Lafis,  ch.  f.  by  Lowlander,  oat  of  CAmlet,  365f 

382,  47f,  S52 

2  Lac,  b.  c.  by  Trent,  ont  of  LMotta  (bred  in  France),  (25), 

61,(63),  403,  408,  437 

3  Lacebit,  b.  c.  by  Isonomy,  oat  of  Vain  Glorioas,  64,  78» 

161 — sent  to  Germany 

5  Lacerne,  b.  h.  by  Fetterlock,  oat  of  Metz,  69, 1 79,  175, 407* 

(479),  484,  529,  (531),  647 

2  Lacky  Shot,  b.  f.  by  PeHegrino-,  dam  by  Distin,  oat  of 

Irene,  224,  231,  276, 2^7,  400,  4r0,  441 , 447,  480, 485 

3  Lacky  Star,  b.  f .  by  niUtrioas,  oat  of  Stellarien*,  219, 269, 

306,  321,  325,  339 
2  Lacretios,  br.  c.  by  Blair  Atlful,  ocrt  of  Lneretia,  472; 
502 

2  Lacy  Lancaster,  br.  f.  by  LaneasfriaR:,  oat  of  Lacy,  by 

Glatiliatettr,  t2&,  2^2,  ms 

3  Luminary,  br.  c  by  Beauclerc,  oat  of  Stella,  by  High 

Treason,  fc45,  169,  172,858,  (479),  488 
2  Ljddington,  br.  c.  by  Rosicroeitfn,  out  ol  Post  Haste, 

(17),  26,U7,(124),  166,  170",  20a,  (282%  250, 276, 358, 

370,413,  (473),  (605) 
a  Lyric,  b.  h.  by  Thunderbolt,  out  of  Lyra,  (16),  36,  133 

2  Maaslanix,  b.  c.  by  Dutch  Skater,  oat  of  Lellia,  by  New- 

castle, 255 

€   MacAlpine,  bl.  g.  by  Macgregor,  out  of  Garl6w,  (18), 
28,  (69),  (72>,  144>  251,  438 

3  By  MACARONi^b.  c.  out  of  Lynette,  145, 436 

8   b.  f.  out  of  Winter  Qaeen-*wa  fihigadiire 

2   By  MACAKOOHT^br:  f.  oat  of  Alleigra,  8 

2   cb.  f.  Ottt  of  Looleft,  324. 343 

2   By  Magokboob — br.  c.  oot  of  Agnes  Petrie,  228,  232 
5   Macheath,  br.  h.  by  Macaroni,  ottC  of  Heather  BeH,  6,  67^ 
(59),  170 

5   McMahon,  b.  h.  by  ftlaegregor,  oat  of  Lady  of  Urrard,  6, 

71,  (129),  (163),  170,  26«,  354,390,  391 
2   Macpherson,  ch.  g.  by  C!at«mOBt,  oat  of  Lady  of  Urtard 

302 

2   Madame  Bernhardt,  br.  1  bT*  Bthas,  oat  of  Miss  JaoK 
rach,  71 


Digitized  by 


644 


INDEX. 


3  Madame  HamptoD,  b.  £.  by  Hampton,  ont  of  Miss  Get- 

trade,  52,  118,346,  410,  433,  477,487,489,536 

4  Madame  Nerada,  bL  f .  by  Pacini,  out  of  Bell  Heather, 

318 

3  Madcap,  b.  c.  by  Umpire,  out  of  Tantram,  44,  123,  184, 
440 

8  Madge,  ch.  f.  by  Macarooa,  oat  of  Loaisa,  by  Weatberbif , 
31,182,  205 

2  Madrepore,  b.  c.  by  Beaudesert,  oat  of  Bianca,  190 

8  Madrid,  b.  c.  by  Gontran,  out  of  Miss  Marguerite  (bred 
in  France),  485 

5  Madrid,  br.  h.  by  Pero  Gomez,  out  of  Prinette,  411,  424, 

426,498, 501 

3  Magda.  f.  by  Victor,  out  of  Barbara,  125,  127,  179,  182, 

337 

4  Magdalen,  br.  f.  by  Hermit,  oat  of  Vaga,  7,  34,  180,  373 

3  Magic,  b.  f.  by  Ascetic,  out  of  Coterie,  43, 122,  349 

2  Maglona,  ch.  f.  by  Blair  Athol,  out  of  figlautine,  10,  (147), 
188,  367 

5  Maharanee,  br.  m.  by  Barbillon,  out  of  Ravee,  314,  315 

4  Maidmarian,  b.  f.  by  John  Davis,  out  of  Ladylike,  by 

Magnes,  273, 293,  298,  442,  442 
2   Maid  of  Honour,  b.  f .  by  Hampton,  out  of  Inez  de  Castro, 

(263),  372,  419, 549 
2   Malaga,  b.  c  by  Bertram,  out  of  Eag^nie,  by  Pero  Gomez, 

160, 181,  385,  419,  538 

2  By  MALBKOtCK—br.  f.  out  of  Humility  II,  464 

3  Mallow,  ch.  c.  by  York,  out  of  Clyda,  »,  12,  42,  367,  379, 

(526),  (643) 

3  Malvern,  ch.  g.  by  Muncaster,  out  of  Carpet  Slipper,  66, 
(242),  289,  (310),  (327),  328,338,  424,  449,  479,(520) 

2  Manana,  br.  f.  by  Onslow,  out  of  Segura,  1,  3,  65,91, 
162 

5  Man  of  War,  b.  h.  by  Ben  Battle,  out  of  Wisdom,  33, 231 
2   Marchioness,  b.  f.  by  Pellegrino,  oat  of  Baroness,  by 

Stockwell,  315 

2  Margherita,  b.  f.  by  Clanronald,  ont  of  Dahlia,  28,  (54), 

(104),  193, 195,  (217),  (267),  290,  297,  369,  383,  450 
8   Margravine,  ch.  f .  by  Wenlock ,  ont  of  Peronnette,  1 06, 1 20 
— s&iU  to  Germany 

3  Maria  Eenata,  br.  f.  by  Sterling,  out  of  Sorceress,  86, 278, 

282.  379,  381,  459,527,  534,544 

2  Mariner,  ch.  c.  by  Royal  George,  out  of  Trottie,  1 1 7 

3  Mariqpita,  ch.  f.  by  Beaa  Merle,  out  of  Mandarine  (bred 

in  France),  2,  37,  (79),  83,  105,  144,  148,403,  532 

4  Marjorie,  b.  i.  by  Macaroni,  oat  of  Margarita,  157, 167, 

211 


Digitized  by 


INDEX. 


645 


a    Mark,  b.  h.  by  Hermit,  out  of  Sweetbriar,  9,  (1 2),  84,  83, 

182,  211,  (213),  232 
9    Marketenderin,  ch.  f.  by  Monseigneur,  out  of  Regiment- 

stochter  (bred  in  Germany),  5,  106 
3    Marlborough,  b.  c.  by  George  Frederick,  out  of  Rock 

Rose.  26 

2  Marlow,  cb.  c.  by  All  Right,  dam  by  Playfair,  out  of 

The  Bee,  by  The  Duke,  94,  103,  493 

3  Marmora,  gr.  f .  by  Albert  Victor,  out  of  Euxine,  (40),  58, 

167,240,551 

4  Maronite,  ch.  c.  bv  Syrian,  out  of  Miss  Marion,  47,  121, 

(157),(199).  259,  (287)— aUoConttMntal  Racing 
3    Marquise,  ch.  f .  by  5f  ask,  out  of  Duchess  of  Cambridge,  49, 

240, 243,  467,470 
3    Marsala,  b.  c.  by  Plebeian,  out  of  Madeira,  193,  242,  479, 

512,517 

2    Martial,  b.  c  by  Kisber,  out  of  Madrida,  39,  82,  87,  230, 
876,  406,  409,436,  446,  477,  494,532 

2  Martinet,  b.  c  by  Zealot,  out  of  Quick  March,  by  Rata- 

plan, 181,  853,  372,  (381),  438, 441, 484,  524,528 

3  By  Martyrdom— ch.  f.  out  of  Produce,  13,  16,  29,  179, 

182 

3  Mary  Anderson,  br.  f .  by  Rosicmcian,  out  of  Our  Mary 

Ann,  96, 1 64 

a  Mary  Lennox,  ch.  m.  by  Goodwood,  out  of  Our  Mary,  1 79, 
462 

5  By  Master  Kilbabb — b.  f .  out  of  Mirobolante,  79,  436, 

476, 520,  621 

4  Master  Mariner,  b.  c.  by  Ben  Battle,  out  of  Wisdom,  88, 

122,270,348,  849,  465 

5  Ma<)ter  of  Arts,  b.  h.  by  Beauclerc,  out  of  Stella,  by  High 

Treason,  170,  252 
3    Master  Sam,  ch.  c.  bv  Syrian,  out  of  Sword  Knot,  148,  203, 

231, 274, 333, 378,  (889),  440, 524, 534 
2   Master  Willie,  b.  c.  by  Aoaebery,  out  of  Italian  Queen,  802, 

896,470 

2   Matachin,  ch.  c.  by  Macaroon,  out  of  Shadow  Dance,  244, 
847 

6  Mate,  ch.  h.  by  Blandford,  out  of  Gretna,  4,  (S8),  (89), 

(144),  168,  281,  283,  (883),  836,  420, 518, 534 

2  Biatrimony,  br.  f.  by  Macgregor,  out  oif  Celibacy,  5,  87, 

(206),  287, 822, 334,  838,  (395),  466,496, 616, 517, 548^ 
(549) 

3  May  Flower,  b.  f .  by  King  Hal,  out  of  Cariboo,  83 

2  Mayflower,  ch.  f .  by  Lord  Gough,  oat  of  Weatherglass, 

105 

3  May  Queen,  ch.  f .  by  Merry  Snnsbiiie,  dam  by  Claremont 

(h.-b.),  392 


Digitized  by 


646 


8  Mearns,  b.  f.  hj  6ee  Sanr,  out  of  &we«i  Annie,  37,  85, 

(180),  868,  442,  488,527 
8   Mechlin,  b.  c.  by  New  HoUimd,  4»a1;  of  NoUiogliMD  Lace, 

56,  80,  85,  105, 151,        (24^),  243,  (439),  445,  460 

4  Meliaotfang,  b.  e.  by  UmfMre,  out  of  Queen  of  the  B«ei,  9, 

143,  198,  309,  395,  (403) 

5  Mdita,cli.  f.  by  Lowlander,  out  of  MeUaaa,  1,  (4),  41, 

106,  1 19,  (180),  155, 106,  m,  345,  «97,  445, 470, 494, 
511 

%   Mellifont,  b.  c.  by  Umpire,  or  Arbitrator,  ont  of  (^aeenof 

the  Beeft^by  Knigbt  of  St  ffOrifik:,  (184),  (848),  851, 

(386),  463,466 
%   Bt  Mbltos^.  1  out  of  Frivolons^jftf  FraiUy 
S   Melton,  b.  e.  by  Master  Kildare,  ont  of  Violet  Melrose, 

(102),  (145),  (375),  (402) 
8    Menevia,  bl.  f.  bv  Hydromel,  out  of  Bonita,  15, 58, 79,  (84), 

(139),  (151X  (196),  958,259,  aSO,  Sd9,<399},  575, 398, 

483,425,550 

t  Mephisto,  eh.  c.  by  Robert  the  Deyil,  ont  of  Me^  Meni* 
lies,  (209),  012,  2j»4.  /498),  (405),  478,  490 

S  By  MsBBWQBTH^^.  0.  ont  oi  StraUuBarjon,  109,  t06, 
(243),  (247),  (286),  303,  (390),  (392) 

2  Men^elUim,  eh.  f.  by  MaiMDOni,  or  Controvmy,  dam  by 

Tom  Bowline,  ont  of  Coalition,  450, 489 

3  Mermidd,  ch.  f .  1^  Ciomli^BS,  out  of  Syren,  13,  65 

5  Merrimac,  b.  h.  by  Macaroni,  ont  of  Lady  of  Mercia,  21 

6  MerruBoke,  cb.  m.  by  S^^enUm,  ont  of  M«rrj  Thoi^ht, 

2,  21 ,  1 1 1,  131 , 159, 198,  415,  41 7, 418, 462 
2  Mcniment,  br«  t  by  flUacioiis,  ont  of  lAui-a,  by  Lftmb- 

ton,  62,  334,  380 
8  Merry  Dnohew,  b.  f.  by  Specalnm.ront  of  Grand  Docbefls, 

by  Lozenge,  (26),  47, 109,  111,  252,255,  (322),  (334), 

S74,  375,4197,  498,566 

4  Merry  Dnke,  b.  c,  by  SterUng*  out  oi  Merry  Dnchegi, 

(455) 

2   Merrymivn,  b.  c.  by  Ascetic,  ont  of  Lady  LambtOM,  44, 183, 

849.  350,  (4«4).4l65 
2   Merry  Note,  br.  c.  by  Skylark,  ont  of  Macaria,  298, 400, 

476, 522,549 

5  Merry  Prince,  b.  b.  by  AJbwt  Vietor,  out  of  Bowiy  May, 

58,  59,  (91),  4SA,  551 
2  Menyttumght;  t  by  Silarioas,  ont  ol  IMj  Botbwell» 

(138),  425,  507, 521 ,  540, 549 
2  Merrythooght  IT,  br.  f .  fc(y  Miorrynud^or,  ^  of  JMter'f 

dan^  (92  214»3Ql 
5   Mespilnn,  b.  g.  by  Uncas,  ont  of  Fair  Alice,  by  Cbunbnf- 

nn,  5^  1^97,  9fl9«  i»|3)f  344,  .841^  59fl|» 

476,489 


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3  Metal,  b.  or  br.  c.  by  BUrling,  oat  of  Fair  VeBtal,  (93%. 

168,  I71,<277),280 
8  M.F.H.,  The  (laT/e  £clat),  cb.c.  by  Cymbal,  ont  of  Lady 

Most^n,  38,  (40),  144,  311,  £7^,281,  324,8^6,388, 

S89.42<9,4jM,471 
5  Middlethorpe,  b,fa.  by  BerBerker^  out  of  Jaanita,  134, 

163, 480 

2  Migglea,  b.  f.  by  ^^leodala,  out  of  Cactas,  261 ,  459 

8  Miguonette,  br.  t.  by  Tibthorpe,  oat  of  Anstralia,  72,  95^ 

97,  216 — sent  to  Qermawy 
2   Millais,  b.  c.  by  £xmiu»ter,  outof  ArmiUa,  188,  362 
2   Miller,  Tbe,  gr.  c.  by  Strathconaiu  oiU  of  UeleiM,  by 

Cardioal  York,  223.  241,  ^4,441, 487,  506 
S   Milley,  bl.  f.  by  %Mrxmu  ontof  Lota,  199,  356,  360 
2  Mill  Stream,  «h.f.  by  Wisdom,  oal  of  MiU-raoe,  (114), 

503 

ft  Minster,  b.  h.  by  Cardinal  York,  out  of  Hiss  Fanny,  by 
YaoderdeckeQ,?,  5^  67,  66,  100,  (IQ1),344, 411,461^ 
453,  601,606 

2  Minting,  b.  c.  by  rx>rd  Lyoo,  oat  of  Mint  Sauce,  (206), 

(280),  (372).  (408), (444) 
S  Mint  Loz<*.nge,  b.  f.  by  Oaraballo,  ont  oi  Miotdrc^,  ( 188)^ 

(189),  191,506,  536 
S  Minx,  h.  f.  by  Wenlock,  oat  of  Hoyden,  (865),  268.  314^ 

858, 455 ^0  Germany 
2   By  MiRLiFLOB— b.  f.  dam  by  Thunderbolt,  ont  of  Con* 

oordia,  2^t^§ent  to  Brazil 
2  Mirth,  ch.  f.  by  Strathmore,  oat  of  Glee,  324, 340,  (419)» 

421,(607) 

4  Mirth  II,  ch.  f.  by  Merrymaker,  out  of  Jester'a  dam,  154» 

209,211,317 

2  Mirth  III,  ch.  f.  by  Martyrdom,  ont  of  Eecollectio% 
(413),  4 J  5,  649 

2  Misdiief,  b.  f.  by  Hampton,  ont  of  Wee  Lassie.  325, 331, 
393,  456 

2  Misfortune,  ch.  f.  by  Springfield,  ont  of  K^alisto,  10,  (19>, 

102,  (146),  291.S97.,  (322),  4^,468,  513.516 
8   Miss  doote,  b.  f.  by  King  John,  ont  or  Marchioness,  by 

Blair  Atiiol,  42,  44^  385,464 
4  Miss  Edith,  bl.  or  {nr.  f.  by  Pen>  Qomois,  out  of  Bonny 

May,  22 

4  Miss  Oillam.  «h.  f .  by  Sir  Fredorick.  out  of  Mm  GiHai^u 
66,  301 

3  Miss  Goldstone,  ch.  f .  by  Trappist,  ont  ^  Lady  Oold« 

atone.  501 

2  Miw  J nmmy,  b.  f .  by  PjetoanBb,  ont  of  Lady  FortUmd,  277, 
(400>  (408),  (438),  449. 483. 488 


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INDEX. 


S  MiBS  Neasbam  (late  Altiora  II),  b.f.  by  Albert  Vietor, 
out  of  Mother  Neasbam,  1 19, 179, 182.234.  S8? 

4  Miss  Waller,  cb.  f .  by  See  Saw,  oat  of  Mrs  Waller,  9,  98, 

191,432,514,546,  550 
2   Miss  Westboaroe,  b.  f.  by  Westboame,  ont  of  Little 
Gordon,  59,  (62),  (114),  146,  147,  (193),  (266),  281, 
379,  434, (508),  533 

2  Mr  Disraeli,  b.  c.  by  Plebeian — Semiramis,  by  Jalins,  1 87 

3  Mr  Jingle,  b.  g.  by  Mr  Winkle,  out  of  Kilbride,  176,  178, 

(262),  263— Mnf  to  Germany 

2  Mr  Strange,  eh.  c.  by  Ethus,  ont  of  Maid  of  Kent,  142 

3  By  Mr  Winkle— b.  f.  out  of  Skotzka,  21, 1 10 

b  Mizpah,  b.  m.  by  Macgregor,  dam  by  Underband,  ont  of 
The  Slayer's  Daughter,  (II),  57,  65,  81,  (91),  (93), 
152,  365,  398.  495,  510,  611,  617,686,540 

2  Mliss,  b.  f.  by  Glendale,  ont  of  Ledssa,  321, 343, 427,  429, 
(461),  470,  6 1 3, 638,540 

a  Moccolo,  ch.  h.  by  Cami?al,  ont  of  White  Rose,  3,  (38), 
60,  63,  81,  86,  100 

5  Mod'ste,  b.  m.  by  Speculum,  ont  of  Cachmere,  252,  311, 

313,431,  619,  520 

5  Modred,b.  g.by  Kisber,ontof  Bellioent,  71, 142, 163,273, 

(296),  376,(377), 395,  446,(478) 

2  Mod wena,  b.  f .  by  Gralopin,  ont  of  Mowerina,  (101),  (207), 

212,  (228),  277,  (353),  (401),  (402),  (438),  (442),  443, 
(449) 

3  Mokana,  br.  c.  by  Tattoo,  dam  by  Lothario,  out  of  Veloote, 

43,  44,  45,  464,  467 

3  Molly,  ch.  f.  by  Lowlander,  ont  of  Jemima,  46 

6  Mona,  br.  m.  by  Navigator,  dam  by  Gemma  Junior,  oat 

of  Curnmba,  233 

4  Monacella,  b.  f.  by  Cymbal,  ont  of  The  Nun,  by  The 

Palmer,  92, 179,368,422. 426,  527,  529 
6   Monolith,  ch.  c.  by  Albert  Victor,  out  of  Obelisk,  (136X 
147,  171,172,193,  (196),  223, 232,  (309),  359, 394, 395, 
407,  (4(  9),  445,  486,  506 

4  Monotony,  <  n.  f.  by  See  Saw,  out  of  Orchestra,  ( 104),  195, 

197,273,290,876 

5  Monsieur,  ch.  h.  by  Saxifrage,  oat  of  La  Hague  (bred 

in  France),  259,  (260),  272,  (800),  (813),  (346),  39f, 
436, 502 

^  Monsieur  de  Paris,  ch.  c.  by  Mask,  dam  by  Underhand, 
ont  of  The  Slayer's  Daughter,  131,  197,  859,  393, 
(418),  (506) 

3  Monte-Rosa,  ch.  f .  by  Craig  Millar,  ont  of  Hedge  Rose, 
10,  68,  (240),  241,  286,  296,  890,  324,  (488),  44S,  630, 
(587) 


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649 


2  Montreal,  b.  c.  hy  Exmio^ter,  out  of  Riiik»  25, 1 24, 1 27, 1 64, 

238 

5   Montroyd,  ch.  h.  by  Camballo,  nnt  of  Qaeen  Bee  (tdster 
to  Marswortb),  69,  95«  98,  166,393,446,485,  499 

3  MoonstoDCf  b.  c.  by  Cimaroon,  oat  of  My  Jewel,  41,  88, 

183,  289,  351,467 
2    Moonstruck,  b.  c.  bv  Roaebery,  out  of  Luna,  (30),  32, 
(48),  67,  132,  177,(287),  308,340,  427,468,  (470),  494, 
496,  548,  (552) 

2    Morella,  b.  f  by  Ethelred,  out  of  Cerise,  (6 1 ),  74,  85, 103, 

(106),  253,  357.  396,  401,  406,  477.  (496),  624 
n    Morning  Star,  b.  f.  by  Uncle,  out  of  Wild  Girl,  45 
2    Motherless,  b.c.  by  Speculum,  out  of  Prince  George's 
dam,  by  Toxophilite,  420 

2  Mountain  Belle,  cb.  f.  by  Speculum,  out  of  Belle  of  Scot- 

land, 437,  523 

3  Mo mtain  Dew,  cb.  c.  by  Blair  Athol,  out  of  CJlaret  Wine, 

82,83.292,347,  600,  506 

5  By  Mozart— b.  m.  out  of  Mead— Jessie 

2   Mulberrv,  cb.c.  by  Arbitrator,  out  of  Sweet  Berry,  288, 

343,350,351,(386) 
2   By  MuNCASTER— br.  c.  out  of  Reveillon,  128,  (204),  359, 

C545) 

2   b.  or  br.  c  out  of  Mrs  Jones,  353,  405 

3   b.  c.  dam  by  Lord  of  the  Isles^^^;  Pangboame 

3    By  MoNDBN — b.  f .  out  of  Miss  Middlewick,  2 1 8, 387, 393, 

427,428,  514,  517 

2  Murdoch,  ch.  c.  by  Muncaster,  out  of  Duchess  of  Albany, 

by  Pretender,  483 

3  Musk  (late  Masquerade),  cb.  f.  by  Mask,  out  of  Cam- 

panile, by  Landmark,  219— to  Germany 

6  Music  Master,  ch.  h.  by  Distin,  out  of  Duchess  of  Malfi, 

452,537 

2  Mutina,  ch.  f .  by  Wenlock,  out  of  Modena,  63 

3  Mutiny,  b.f.  by  Scottish  Chief,  out  of  Mutina,  296 

2   My  Boy.  ch.  c.  by  Lowlander,  out  of  Bracelet,  by  Angelus, 
52,  99,  364,  369,  537,  542 

4  My  Lud,  b.c.  by  King  Lud,  out  of  Strategy,  154,  228, 

242 

2    Myrtbe,  ch.  f.  by  Lowlander,  out  of  Theodora,  by  Theo- 
bald, 113, 214,  252,  507,  532 

2  Mystic,  b.  c.  by  Rosicrucian,  out  of  Hawtbomdale,  146, 

(310),  334,  352,  365,  (365),  383,  423,  458,  498,  500 

3  Kaaman,  ch.  c  by  Syrian,  out  of  Mirror,  2,  (6),  23,  (106), 

1.34, 259,  3.32,  339,  356,  373,  427,  429,(462).  497,  532, 
634 

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INDEX, 


2  19Adine,  b,  f.  bv  SHveiiter,  out  of  Udy  8t«tetr.  (304),  S54 
2  ^«dii  e  II,  b.  f.  by  Wt-vtbcmriie,  oat  of  1 WU,  SO,  iM 
8    Kap,  cb.  e.  4A,9fi6,467 

6  N«tui1u«,  K  h.  b^r  lUnnU.  out  of  Barcbef  tinii,  (82),  (101), 
106,  I4A,  teii,  376,  400,  404,  (409;,  (426),  (438]»  44ft, 
484, 626,  648 

2  ISy  N^viOATOB— l^.c.  dflOi  hy  GimmA  Jonlor,  oat  of 
Cnrnmba,  2JW 

2  2«!fatt)eaa,  cb.  f  by  Sir  FnHnick,  oat  of  Dollj,  pedigive 

ULliiio^n,  214,  217.  A?8,  ^87 
2  >'ebttcbB<lMxw,  b.c.  hy  (^ypnui,  oat  of  Fiir  Weath«r, 

I>«dfgree  oiiknonn,  IH9  296 
3 '  IVecrofiifltictr,  eh.  c.  by  Toucbf  t,  out  of  KafibaotreM^  (94), 

(169),        (281).  (312).  (357),  876,484. 
2   Nelly  Farren,  b.  or  hr.l.  bvfiir  Be'iyf,  oat  of  I/ula,  by 

The  Kb  log  Dm(  bivsn,'(I'38>,  169,274»2;9,866,  866, 

466 

a  Kcrida,  b.  nu  hy  X^nef  n^i  Mf  i<(K!nger,  oat  of  Lady  Floreocc, 

28,  46,  60, 120,219,  (318),  819,  841,  41 1,  415 
4   Kcro,  1»r.  g.  bv  Mkrmdotti,  oat  of  Carfiw,  66 
2  Nirfi|io]a,  U  f .  by  KiHber,  oat  of  Tr  mato^  486 
A  Ne*>c1iff,"b.  h.  by  Wfrtbick,  out  of  Zc|5byr,  36,(78),  76, 

79,  103^  (106),  (184}),  (U6), (196),  198,220,  491 
6   Neva,  b.  b.  by  SpriugfUsfd,  out  of  8banaon.  18, 68, 1 66 
8  Kc«br1dg6«  b,  c.  by  Alf>ert  Kd#ard,  oat  of  Confiscatioo, 

72,  112, 127,8rn,364,364  {cnt)^unt  to  Ofrmany 
4  NcH  toa,  br.  c,  by  Firz  Jamea,  out  ox  CtiOola,  69,  Y70,  (262), 

(291),  (801),  836 
2  Niagara  (late  Monsicar  Maximcv),  b,  e.  by  lA  Paatrkr, 

oat  of  Cataract  (bred  in  France),  406,  478, 486,  (628) 

— aUo  Continental  Itadnc 
8   Nfgbfcap,  cb.  t  by  Mank,  oat  of  Mfi  Knight,  81,  890, 

(49:).  616.  644 

8  Nivbtiugato,  Tbe,  b.  f.  by  Silvio,  oat  of  milomela,  168, 
480, 022 

2  Nlglitmarc,  b.  f.  by  diflderk!,  out  of  Aiite.Plem,  63,  79, 

n09).(t20),  156,  408 
2   Nlgnfmare,  b.  orbr,  f.  by  Umpire,  oot  of  Kfgbt  Ttaoogbt, 

122,  249,360,386 
a  Nf^bti^badi;,  b.  ni.  bv  Polettar.  dam  by  Hotetelgo,  186 
6  NJnible,  b.oa.  by  Blair  Athoi,  or  Prince. C%Arllej  oat  of 

Mi^H  Foote.  340,  242 
2  Nimble  Dicl,  b.  c.  by  Barefoot,  oat  of  Oayla^p,  4S.  109 
2   No^mie.  ch.  f.  by  I>atch  Skater,  oat  of  North  Wiod,  114, 

141, 173,  (226),  276, 834, 840,  611,  616,817 
6  Noiay  Girl,  b.  m.  by  Prfnce  Charlie,  oat  of  Old  Oraoge 
Cfirl,  21,  28,  120,  131, 177, 262, 268,  888,841 


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3   Nonant^  ch.  c.  by  Zot,  ontof  fehuiliilrfa  (bred  In  France),. 

66^,  64 — see  al^o  Contirlertttil- Rlicing 
3    Northern  Dake,  b.c.  by  Uncafl,  oat  of  Pirate  Qombd,. 

f225),  230/568,  372,  535",  548 

2  Bjr*N6RWiCH-i-b.  f.  oat  of  Si^b<Je»5iOt)»  237 

3  Not  Ont,  b.  c.  by , Umpire, .out  of:  A Jba,  1 23, 1 RS,  249, 249. 
» •  Nova*  IScotfci,  ch:  f;  by  PHnce  Chi&tlie,  ont  of  Mappe-* 

monde,  1 16,' 215, 31 2, 329,  436 
2-  Nribbley  Biix,  ch.  'c.  by  A4bbrt  Victor,  oat  of  Madame 
S|iers,  100,  154,208,  (2A8),  330,  419.  471,  (494),  M8^, 

4  Nantius,  br.g.  by  Queen's  Measengfet;  ont  of  The  Non, 

Bacchos;  UT;^!? 

2   OAtels,  br.  <5.  by  Bciadietei't,  ont  of  Gehnine,  225 

5  By  OBAN—ch.  b.  ont  of  Andonr — 9ee  Paisley 

2  '  oWon,  b.  c.  by  Gatoptn;  ont  of  Wheel  ef  Fbrtnne,  276,. 
280,410,  (439),  478 

2  *  Ocypete,-b.  orbr.f.by  Diitfih  Skater,  ent  of  Ebctra,  by 

Orest,  452,  502. 

3  OdiUe,  b.  f.  by  P^UegriHo,  ont  of  -  C^lftrit^,  (51),-  68, 286,. 

(328),- 369,  431,  Ctfl'9)»52l' 
2   Offenhdt,  b.*c.  by  .  Chevron-,  ont  of  Namelew,  174,  274, 
876 

4  Offspring,  ch.  c.  by  Springfield,  out  of  KgUnCtne,  12,  17, 

33,  (80),  143,  175,  264, 1283,  482' 
2-  O'^^Taherty,  b.  f.  by  .  Umpire,  dam  by  Solon,  out  of 

Ma^afen^l54 
2  '  Old  Bov^,  b.  f.'by  Beauclerc,  out  of.  Dresden  China,  202," 

342,  462 

5  Old  Oolrf,  b.  g.  by  Speculum,  out  of  Best  Gold,  46,  (47)^ 

468,  (469),  497,  624,  530,  544 
4   Old  Nobility,,  b.  or  br.  g.  l)y.Salvator,  out  of  Peeress,  228^ 

(246),31€. X319).874,Sr7,t4V8),  (431),  455,  478,  544 
2    Old  Sam^.br.c.  by  Rosicrucian,  out  of  Rose  of  ^ralee» 

35,  108,  177/218,  222,  261,  307,321 
2    Old  Tatt,  ch;  c.  by  -Sykes,  mt  of  'Leiem,  469 
4   Old  Tori) ,  ch.'  g.  by  Mirfrtyrdotn,  out  of  Mirror,  2 1 , 50, 1 78 , 

204, 206, 2i0, 262, 804, 340 
2  Old  Tom-  II  — Tommy  Ujpton 

2   Olga  Andreewna,  br-  f.  by  Roaicmciau,  out  of  Hay- 
maker, 189 

2  Oliver  Twist,^  ch.  c.  by  Isonomy,  out  of  Clllrit^,  353, 362, 

456,  473,  528,  533,  (536)  ' 

3  Ompbale,  ch.  f.  by  II  Gladiatore,  out  of  Disguise,  149 

8  *  Onesto,  b.  c.  by  Wisdom,  out  of  Bangle,  10,  59,  120,  180, 
229,  255,  354, 407 

E  B  2 


Digitized  by 


652 


INDEX. 


S   Opiam,  b.  c  by  Wild  Oats,  oat  of  White  P<H>PJ»  &S 

S   Oran^  Bloasom,  b.f.  by  CoBraleas,  oat  of  XaDgerine, 

291,360,  (510)^524 
S   Orator,  cb.  c.  by  Silvester,  out  of  Elocatioa,  356,  386 
S   Orchid,  ch.  c  by  Hamptoo,  oat  of  Lady  Layender,  (70), 

(845),  259,  357,478,  508 

4  Ordovix,  b.  c.  by  Sprinfffield,  oat  of  Biretta,  8,  8,  12,  17, 

(57),  134, 163, 175, 180, 197,  265,  266,  359 

3  Oriental  Girl,  ch.  f.  by  Argyle,  oat  of  Clifden  Jewel,  438, 

446,479 

5  Orleans  Maid,  b.  f.  by  Blae  Bain,  oat  of  Qaeen  of 

Kildare,28,  116 
2   Ormonde,  b.  c.  by  Bend  Or,  oat  of  Lily  Agnes,  (443),  (476), 
(483) 

4  Orphan  Agnes,  b.  f.  by  Specalam,  oot  of  I'olly  Agnes, 

14 

4  Orwell,  b.f.  by  Silvio,  oat  of  Isia,  260,  ZO^—sent  to  Qer- 

many 

2  Osborne,  b.  c.  by  Discord,  ont  of  Bracelet,  202,  378,  523, 

527 

3  Ospray,  ch.  c.  by  Highborn,  oat  of  Moorhen,  361 

5  Osprey,  b.  f.  by  Lowlander,  ont  of  Grolden  Eagle,  75, 105, 

164,  192,  271,  309,  371,  Zl%^9ent  to  Brazil 
9    Otaitsa,  ch.  f.  by  Uncas,  oat  of  Adelais,  21,  23,  47,  120, 
122,201,  343 

2  Ours— Winthorpe 

3  Over  the  Border,  hr.  f.  by  Beaaclerc,  oat  of  Blae  Bonnet, 

203,  (305),  332.  334,  (380),  421,  (460),  496, 527 
S   Oxford,  br.  c.  by  Bonrbaki,  oat  of  Lady  Middleton,  205, 

287,307,  460,  (471) 
2   Oxford  Swell,  b.  c.  by  Beaadesert,  out  of  Gloxinia,  56, 

(434) 

8   Paddt,  ch.  or  ro.  c.  by  Arbitrator,  ont  of  Qaerida,  10, 42, 
123,  (349),  352, 385,  386 

2  Pads,  b.  c.  by  Cacamber,  oat  of  Socks,  181,234 

4  Page,  b.  c.  by  Altyre,  out  of  Mrs  Qaickly,  (27) 

3  Painted  Lady,  b.  f .  by  Ben  Battle,  out  of  The  Beaaty,  42, 

44,(123),  186,  270.  (270) 

5  Paisley,  ch.  h.  by  Oban,  oat  of  Aadour,  (318),  320,  323, 

333,  412,415,  428 
a   Paleface,  b.  g.  by  Idas,  out  of  CalUpoedia,  418,  460,  468, 
(524) 

8   Palladio,  ch.  c.  by  Albert  Victor,  out  of  Flacentia,  60,  79, 
(87),  345, 403 

4  Pallas,  ch.  f.  by  Wisdom,  out  of  Quick  Stream,  99, 142, 

(493) 


Digitized  by 


INDEX. 


653 


5  Palmyra,  ch.  f.  by  CoeralSos,  out  of  Zenobia,  by  Y.  Mel- 

honrne,  482,  545 
2   Pamela,  b.  f.  by  Hampton,  ont  of  Belle  of  Bury,  483, 490 
2   By  PALMBBARBft^ch.  f.  ont  of  Pestilence,  25 1 , 297, 300— 

$ent  to  Italy 
2   Pampas,  ch.  c.  by  Uncas,  out  of  Tan,  164 

2  Pampas  Grass,  b.  f .  by  See  Saw,  out  of  Flower  of  Dorset, 

138, 162, 212,  (230),  21\-^tent  to  Germany 
4   Pandora,  br.  f .  by  Cardinal  York,  or  PellegrinOj  ont  of 
Patronage,  123,  852 

3  Pangbonme,  b.  c.  by  Muncaster,  dam  by  Lord  of  the  Isles, 

189,  457,  458,  520 

4  Panic,  b.  c.  by  Blair  Athol,  ont  of  May  Queen,  by  Trum- 

peter, 67, 1 16, 153, 155, 25 1 , 265,  (269),  29 1 ,  293,  (306), 
320,  331,  836,  403,  (419),  421,  469,  470,  517,  540 

3  Pansy  Blossom,  b.  f.  by  Avontes,  out  of  Belgravia,  127r 
179, 182, 233, 234, 237,  365,  493 

3   Panton,  b.  c.  by  Cceruleus,  out  of  Lady  Mary,  90,  397 

2  Parabola,  b.  or  br.  f.  by  Winslow,  out  of  New  Guinea, 

26,  53 

3  Paradox,  b.  c  by  Sterling,  ont  of  Casuistry,  (82),  145, 

(279),  (447),(487)— aUo  Continental  Boeing 
2   Paris,  br.  c.  by  Discord,  out  of  Adventuress  (dam,  Gon^ 
dola),  302 

2  Parrie,  b.  f.  by  Cceruleus,  ont  of  Agnes,  63,  (84)— to 
Germany 

2  Parsimony,  b.  c.  by  The  Miser,  ont  of  VictreBF|  25 

3  Parsley,  b.  f .  by  Trappist,  ont  of  Lady  Kate,  32,(41),  (95),, 

70,73,  (100),  (102),  140,187,273,  297,499,  501.  621 

8  Pas  B^gueule,  b.  f .  by  Le  Petit  Caporal,  out  of  Apparition 
(bred  in  France),  400 — %ee  also  Continental  Boeing 

A  PassaiCf  b.  g.  by  Longfellow,  ont  of  Jnry  (bred  in  Ame- 
rica), 33, 222,319 

2  Passing  Shower,  b.  f.  by  Silvester,  ont  of  Summer  Cloud, 
179,(180).  180,  195,  211,  216,235,436,  521 

2  Pastime,  ch.  f.  by  Pic  nic,  out  of  Tibbie,  (137),  263,  287, 
359,  388,  389,  413,  544,  552 

2  Patchwork,  ch.  1  by  Touchet,  ont  of  Patch,  54,  139, 161, 
153,  188,  190,236,  238,296, 300,310,(327),  329.  421 

6  Panillac,  b.  h.  by  Senear,  out  of  Good  Wine,  53,  95  ^ 

134,455,548 

2   Peacemaker,  ch.  c.  by  Beaudesert,  out  of  Eirene,  226 
8   Pearl  Diver,  br.  c.  by  Master  Kildare,  out  of  Three 

Pearls,  61,  170, 175, 278,  (290),  (295),  (358),  402,  425, 

487,  526 

8  By  Pbaslfiudbb — ^b.  c.  ont  of  Flower  of  Devon,  1 24, 337 
2  — — —  ch.  g.  out  of  Rosewater,  337 


Digitized  by 


«64 


4  Fwl'powder,  b«  g.  by  Gccmoroea  Qat  of  The  ^evA, 

65 

6   Pebble,  br«  ^  bj(  •Ma4^gi;egor,  oat  o£  Mine^ogy,  1 1, .( 1 30 , 
69,  72,  (90^93,  H2,  IIS,  161,  189,  217,  254 

2  PedestriaD,  b.  c.  by  Pedometer,  oat  of  Itajia,        407, 432, 

443,  486,518,  &49 

5  By  Pbdom BTKB — b.  c.  oat  of  Islip,  SI  1 

8   Peerless,  br.  f*  by  Uacas,  out  of  Peeress,  94,  150,  175, 
256. 433 

8   Peevish,  b.  f.  by  Petrarch,  out  of  Vex,  73,  432, 510,  5t2, 
M7,.53a 

3  Pegasas,  ch.  c.  by  Pellegrino,  out  of  Goi^gon,  191 

6  Pelerine,  ch.  m^by  Pelle^ino,  out  of  Ktbel  Blalx,  112. 

151, 152,  (162),  (192),  246,. (247), (272)^289, (293),  3!7', 
371,422,  472 

^  S   Pellegrini,  b.  c.  by  Pellegrino,  out  Of  Ltttle  iJell,  ai,  124, 

127,277— dead 
2  .  By  Pblleosibo— b.  f.  out  of  Selly  Oak,  217 

8   b.c.  outof  Celo8ia,39,79,C104),lI4, 132,<315), 

316, 423,441 

3.    ■  .  ■       c,  out  of  Nanny  Tbonnanby — see  Plunder 

2   b.  c.  out  of  (Juebrada — $ee  Leicester 

3  By  Pell  MsLL-rbl.  g.  out  ot  Idnn,  480 

4  Penguin,  ch.  g.  by  Blair  Athol,  out  of  Albatross,  40, 

169,  302,  307,  341 
2   Pennant,  b.  c.  by  Highthom,  out  of  Blue  Pennant,  120, 
244,  341,  380.  388,  411,  471,  (5.12),  542 

•  3  Pepper  and.  Salt,  gr.  c.  by  The  Rake,  out  of  Oxford 

Mixture,  56, 62,.H7,(168),  169, 174,(212) 

4  Perdita  II,  b.  f.  by  Hampton,  out  of  Hermlone,  by  T. 

Melbouiaoie,  71.,  78, 92,  219,.  221,  291, 297, 434, 484,  497, 
524 

5  Perea  Neua,  b.  m.  by  Pero  Gomez,  out  of  miarity,  S3 

2  Pere8pDatM>n,  bl.  f..  by  The  Palmer,  out  of  Lady  Pere- 

grine, 16 

•  6   Peri,  b.  m.  by  Prince^  out  of  Peeress,  467 

5  Periosteum,  b.  h.  by  Pero  Gomez,  out  of  Miss  Hungerford, 

500,  548,^551 

6  Perkun,  ch.  h.  by  Highlander  (by  Champagne),  out  of  Fair 

Nell,  by  Walmer  (bred  in  Poland),  68,  70>  102,  2i0, 
243,  327,411,436 

3  Pero-Flor,  br.  c.  by  Pero  Gomez,  out  of  Fleuriste,  57, 

105,  127,310,480 
5   By  Peso  Gomez— b.  h.  out  of  JFleuriste,  (20) 
2   b.  f.  out  of  Bonny  May,  22,  24,.  48,  202,  247, 

261,  470,  549 

2   Perugia,  br.  c.  by  Dutch  Skater,  out  of  Piacenza,  114 


Digitized  by 


INDEX. 


2   B7  Petrarch— b.  c.  9ut  of  .Pomona,  80,  87,  221,  457, 

445,  4Sl,  (494),  496 
.6   Phantom,,  b.  g.  bj  Tomahawk, .  oat  of.^Us  Fanaj,  bj 

Thorraanby,  207.  (236),  (238),  284 
2    By  Philammon— ch.  f.  out  of  Mowjue,  168,  1 77, 342, 428, 

430 

2   Philemia,  b.  f.  by  Philammon,  oat  o^  Dutch  Girl,  (2  i8), 

254,  255, 284,^85,310,  ?5 1 2, 3-27,  503,  505 
•2   Philip,  b.  c.  by  Goltness,  out  of  Miss  PhilKps;  239 
A  Philosopher,  br.g.  by  Rosi crucian,  out  of  The  Sphvinc, 
163 

2  Philosophy,  b.  f.  by  Hermit,  ont  of  A.lone*s  .dam,  by 
Y.  Melbourne  (lOP),  (135),  (149),  174,  (194),  (360), 
(278),  356,  972 

2  Phoabos,  b.  c.  by  Saxifrage,  out  at  Grmeline  (bred  iu 
France),  227,  401,438,  486 

2  Phonogntph,  ch.  c«  by  Reverbeiration,  ont  of  Jeanaie 

Deans,  103,  401,  405,  486,  531,  (51^)^515.  549 
.2   Phosphorus,  ro.  c  by  Stcathconan,  ont  otThyra,  284, 3Q8, 
368 

4   Phryne,  b.  f.  by  Solon,  oat  of  Magdalene,  5 1 ,  76,  (139), 

209,  236,  (256),  300,  385,  432,  (501),  503,  534,  589, 

651,  and  errata 
4   Pibroch,  b.  f.  by  Craig  Millar,  ont  of  Terre  de  Feu,  .3,  14, 

90,  97,  (118),  141 
ft   Picador,  b.  g.  by  Cymbal,x)ut  of  Picciola,  74,  99,  1 39,  21 1, 

2l5,256y426,  (474),  639 

3  Piccolino,  br.  c.  by  Pellegrino,  out  of  Select,  (30),  49,  (91 ), 

(93),259,309«  380 
.  2    By  PiBB9FiBLD— ch.  f.  out  of  Little  Annie,  87, 88, 183 

4  Pillery,  ch.  f.  by  Thunderbolt,  out  of  Pillage,  (12),  130, 

1 52,  180,  (248),  368,  393, 459,  543 

2  Pinchbeck,  ch.  g.  by  Plebeian,  ont  of  Bronze,  362,.394, 455, 

(49a),  638 

3  Pink  May,  ch.  f.  by  Speculum,  out  of  Mayfly,  (37),  89, 

59,  64,  100,  103,  118,  140,  L94,  215,  222,  232,  (241), 
(242),  289,  (293),  334,344,  (555),  873,  375,  536 
■  J    Pirate  of  Penzance,  br..  c.  by  Prioce  Charlie,  out  of 

Plunder,  10,  (20),  151,  (!82),394,  515,  518,  544 
3    Pirouette,  b.  f.by  Petrarch,  out  of  Galopade,  5,  38,  100, 
181,281,353, 405,411,439 

3  Pixie,  b.  f.  by  Blair  Athol,  out  of  Feronia,  81,  108 

4  Pizarro,  b.  c  by  Uncaa»  out  of  Lydia^  36,  (65),. 133,  167, 

407,480,  551 

3    Plaisanterie,  b.  f.  hy  Wellingtonia,  ont  of  Poetess  (bred 
in  France),  (440),  {479)^see  also  Continental  Racing 
.  4    Planchette*  b.  f .  by  Adventurer,  out  of  Lina,  9, 90,  9 1 , 1.59, 
161,  326,343 


Digitized  by 


656  INDE^ 

t   Plant agenet,  b.  c.  by  Albert  Victor,  out  of  Sweet  Violet, 
411 

3   Pla>  ing  Fields,  b.  f .  by  AdveDturer,  ont  of  In  BooDdv,  141 , 
630 

2  PleAMiDOce,  ch.  f.  by  Cremorne,  out  of  Kingcup,  138, 242, 

3  Plonder,  br.  c.  by  Fellegrino,  out  of  Nanny  Thormaoby, 

15,  73,  76,  125, 127,223,  226,237,  239 

4  Plutarch,  b.  c.  by  Petrarch,  out  of  Fortress  (dam,  Danish 

Rone),  11,(33),  89,(118),  125,(151),  182,216,283 

3  Poacher,  The,  ch.  c.  by  The  Preacher,  out  of  Highland 

Duck,  (25),  73,  94 

4  Pocahontas,  b.  f .  by  Uncas,  out  of  Queen  of  the  Forest, 

43,  88,  122,  123,  249,  386 

4  Pola,  br.  f.  by  Mr  Winkle,  out  of  The  Belle  (late  Blue 

Bell),  by  Hubert,  134 

5  Polemic,  b.  h.  by  Speculum,  ont  of  Lady  Caroline,  133, 

167, 445, 478,  544 
2   Pomme  de  Terre,  b.  c  by  Cucumber,  out  of  Salliet,  26, 
501 

2  Pomme  d'Or,  ch.  f.  by  Pellegrino,  out  of  Atalanta,  124, 

211,233 

3  Poncha^«^«  Agnes 

3  Pont  Nenf,  b.  c.  by  Cymbal,  out  of  Seine,  165 

4  Poor  Thing,  b.  f.  by  Macaroni,  ont  of  Modena,  130,  265, 

(269),  805,  (323),  335, 393,425, 467 
3   Pop-Gun,  b.  c.  by  Cymbal,  out  of  Small  Arms,  7f ,  83— 
dead 

2  Poplin,  ch.  f .  by  Master  Kildare,  out  of  Jenny  Spinner,  84 

2  Porthos,  br.  c.  by  Mousquetaire,  out  of  Suicide,  302,  334, 

338,(398),  548 

3  Portman  Square,  b.  c.  by  Julius  CsBsar,  out  of  Lady 

Montague,  10, 28,  76 

3  Portnellan,  ch.  c.  by  Blair  Athol,  out  of  Ambulance, 

170, 480,  534 

a   Poste  Restante,  br.  h.  by  Sterling,  out  of  Premature,  ( 1 5), 
16 

4  Postscript,  b.  f .  by  G eorge  Frederick,  ont  of  Afterthought, 

40,  133,  440,499,551 
3   Powder-monkey,  ch.  g.  by  Cremorne,  out  of  Paraffin, 
19,  285,  298,  300, 453, 504 

2  Precis,  b.  f.  by  George  Frederick,  or  Lord  Lyon,  out  of 

Memoria,  107,202,  306,  (325).  341, 374, 533, 54.%  549 

5  Preferment,  b.  h.  by  Cardinal  York,  out  of  Patronage,  2S 

3  Premier,  ch.  c.  by  Pnnce  Charlie,  out  of  £ro,  164,  180, 

272,276,  284,  476,505 
3   Present  Times,  ch.  c.  by  Ph^nix,  out  of  Olden  Times,  62, 
102,  278 


Digitized  by 


INDEX. 


A   President,  b.g.  by  DoDcaster,  out  of  Preference,  220,  417 
S   Pretty  Face,  h.  f.  by  Rothei  hill,  oat  of  Effie  Deans,  165, 
(2U8),  (274),  (282),  (316),  4S7,542, 545 

2  Prickly  Pear,  ch.  f.  by  Pellegprino,  out  of  Comicbon,  90, 

141,  163,214,256.(275),370,472 
S   Prima  Donna,  ch.  f.  by  Coward,  out  of  Adelgiza,  42,  20f> 

3  Prime  Cheddar,  ch.  c  by  Prince  Charlie,  oat  of  Fromagc, 

(14),  21,  (-23),  106.  111.  (128),  (135),  201,  203,  22U, 

221, 261, (262), 428.  429,471,  512, 514 
5    Prince,  The,  b.  b.  by  Balfe,out  of  Lady  Sophie,  67,  116, 

170,  226,  227, 385,  380,  400,  (411).  436 
8   By  PaiNCB  Charlib  — eh.  f.  out  of  Mrs  Gamp,  138 

2   ch.  f.  ont  of  Zarina,  213,  367,  384 

8   b.c.  out  of  Princess  May,  366 

5    Prince  Edward,  b.  h.  by  Lowlander,  oat  of  Margaret,  by 
-  The  Baron,  (61) 

4  Prince  Henry,  br.  g.  by  Beaaclerc,  oat  of  Queen  of  York, 

11,21,  92,  105,  129,(388),  391,509,  625 

5  Prince  lo,  b.  c.  by  Prince  Charlie,  ont  of  Mystery,  by 

Trumpeter,  124,  (154),  (189),  275,  (i93),(.S53),(37a), 
(434),  600,  (531),  541 
S   Prince  of  Princes,  ch.  c.  by  Prince  Charlie,  or  Tboringian 
Prince,  out  of  Volt,  1 13 

4  Prince  Kudolph,  b.  or  br.  c.  by  Prince  Charlie,  out  of 

Hester,  39,  39,131.  (133),  201,(219),  (222),  ;j64,394, 
413,414,468,623,  543 

3  Prince  Rapert,  ch.  c.  by  Prince  Charlie,  out  of  Lady 

Hester,  2,  23,  (49),  109,  (111),  160,  (160),  202,  (303;, 
304,  336, 374,  413,  (415),  (416),  496,  525,  529 
8   Princess  Enlalie,  ch.  f.  by  Chiideric,  oat  of  Atocha,  219 
ft   Princess  Louise  II,  b.  m.  by  Prince  Charlie,  out  of  Main  • 
hatch,  2,  13, 159,  269 

5  Princess  Maad,  b.  f.  by  Thario,  out  of  Grand  Ducheas, 

by  Lozenge,  166, 209,  332,  332,  372,  481,(487),  533 

3  Princess  Victoria,  br.  f .  by  Prince  Charlie,  out  of  Victory, 

by  Knight  of  St  Patrick,  35,  68,  67,  130,  155,  (194), 
421, 482, 504, 619, 529, 643 

4  Prince  William,  b.  c.  by  Hermit,  out  of  Prince  George's 

dam,  by  Y.  Melbourne,  67,  143,  148,  197,5.18 
.  2   Prince  Zouroff,  ch.  c  by  Thuringian  Prince,  out  of  Lady 
Crakehill,  53, 67,  76,  187,  214, 239,  346,  361, 364, 454, 
498, 506 

8   PrinstCAd,  ch.  c.  by  Trappist,  dam  by  Cardinal  York,  out 
of  WLiteface,  142,  211,  (227),  232,  (279),  d74«  445,. 
479 

.  4   Priscilla,  b.  f.  by  Thunderbolt,  out  of  Lady  Kollo,  31, 131 , 
157,  157,  258,  356,551 

E  £  3 


Digitized  by 


658 


INDEX. 


5   Prism,  ch.  h.  bjr  UBcas,  oQtof  lUiuboir,  36, 7Ii,  17?,  (206), 

(929),  268,  (326),  449,479 
a   Procris,  b.  m.  by  Pretender,  oat  of  Pacessense,  47,  121, 

287,307,33^,414 
2   Profligate,  ch.  o.  by  CftYaliero,  oat  of  Cressidal  433,  503 
2   Protectiootst,  ch.  c.  by  Bold  Dayrell,  oat  of  Madame 

Colorado,  98, 143,  (2S3),  272,  369,  423,  434,51^4,  ff28, 

54i 

2  Proteas.  ch.  c  by  Thario,  oat  of  Canonical,  286,  303, 

(417),  427 

3  Provence,  b.f.  by  Kingcraft,  out  of  Pro  Nihilo,  (193), 

233, 868,  360 

2   Proximate,  b.  f.  by  Mnndea/oat  of  Propinqoky,  162 
2   PnideDce,  ch.  f..by  We^liDgtonia,  dam  by  T.  Oladiator — 

Maley  Moloch  (bi»d  in  France),  (406^  (477),:(487), 

524 see  also  Continental  RaoUig 

2  Prudent,  b.  f .  by^  Wisdom^  oaD  of  Sweet.  Jessie,  1  kS 

3  Psalter,  b.c  by  Cathedral,  out  of  S«ltaire,  liO,  111,  167, 

176,  (20a>,  220,  W-^dead 

3  Ptolemy,  b.  c  by  Nnaebam,  oat.  of  Rebecca,  17,  57, 

(68),  486 

t  Paella,  b.  f.  by  Jnlns,  oat  of  Mademoiselle^  >62, 106,  180, 
226, 249 

4  Pampkin,  di.  o.  by  Cacambery  ont  of .  Claref  to^  337 

8  Pan,  b.  f.  by  Massinissa,  oat  of  Jea.des  Mots,  by  King 
Tom,  2,  6,  (218),  306,  (341)^  (413),  417,418,  431, 
469,625,534 

3  Punctilio,  ch.c.  by^Uncas,.  out  'of.Coart  Beaaty,  43,  44, 

44,  122,  a^ta,  .123,J  (jia2)>  il86, i$ia5>,  ^8,  ^389),  (350), 

879^885, 309,. 51 1,612 
Z   Pylades,  b.  c,  by^  Datah  Skater,  oat  t£  fikotsa,  by^  Greet,  S4, 

164,  (191), 870,451 
i^   Py tchley,  ch.  g.  by  Patcbwork,  ant  of  Lady^MiQrdaiint,i>y 

Leopold,.  4  22 

3  QoADRiLL«,  ch.  £.  by.  Kormanby,voat  of  .  Qoickstep,  289, 

349 

4  Qoeeo  Adelaide,  ch.  f .  by  Hermit,  oat  of  -  vAdelaide,  hj 

T.  MeU>oanie,.59,7lY  ^71,.176,262,)445 
3  .Qaeen  Ann^  b.  U     BoeocOiOni  of  >Mbdge  6rey»  23,  121, 
203»  319 

3  Qaeen  Anne,  b.  f .  by  Statesman,  out  of  Qaeea  Katharine, 
220 

5  Qaeen  Joanna,  br.f.by  JiCfrd.I^n,  gut  oiBan&blak  10,  (10), 

166,  204,  260,  321,  324,356,419,  497,  510v5l6,  618 

6  Queea  Maryi  b.  m.  by  .Arbitrator,  oat>  of  .iiiss  Venior, 

387 


Digitized  by 


;;iCjD9 


4   Qneen  of  Beauty,  ch.  t  by  Ben.  Battle,  out  of  ClMIt  Qnp, 
349.  349,  351 

3  Qaeen  of  the  Yixen^  b.f.  by  Un*i)ine,  out  of  Wdld 
Vixen,  185,  270,  (28fli),  289,386.386,463,464 

3  .Qneen*8  Qolonr,  ch.  f.  by  Qneen'a  Meseesger,  out.  of 

Oedlia,  56„88,  106,  166,  169,  282 
2   Q.C..  br.  c.  byWiBdoiB,  out  of  .Brenta,  52, 126,  1^8,  289, 
298,  454,  (600),  650 

2  By  Qucifii«'B'.HBRAi.D^b.  c.  OQt  of  Imo^ne, '411,  475, 

(500) 

'  -6  '  Qaicklime,  b.  h.  by  Wenlock,  out  of  Darereay,  7.1,  174, 
246,446,543 

*  3  .QnickBilver,  br.    by  See  Sa«r,  out  of  Sj}v^  93,.196 

4  i^niU,  c\L  f  .by  Hermit,  oat  of  Patckwt>rk»  69,  292 

3  Radibusb,  b.f.  by  Hermit,  ont  of  Romping  Girl,  40, 

62-^a;ii^  U  France 

3  Radius,  b.c.  by  Hampton,  out  of  Ray,  (146)>  160,  (161), 

281, 383,(369),  (394),  396,  51S.  (644) 

4  Raffaello,  ch.  c.  by  Hermit,  out  of  Faraway,  68;  119,  121, 

'  223,  262,(2ff4),4i04.  (484K440,  909,  524,  525;  (^1) 

2  : Bagged  and  Tan,  b.c.  by  Barefoot,  out  of  lieieetta,  120, 

394,842,1360 

4  Raker,  Tita,  h.  1  'by-  Scottash  C^hiet  out  of  Fravolina,  310 
i.%  Balpb,  b.  c;  by  ^Speoulam^  ont  of  Satura,  =46,  418,  ^2, 

204,  436, 484,490,  (511),  513|  541 
A   Ramsbnry..  bc^  h.  by  Macaroni,  oit  of  Miss  Dayxtll,  <68, 

(160),.i64v  393,.:i9!6, 299ti^8)r  373,  ^77,  393)  4ii^,  4^5, 

519,622 

^2  ifiap,  .di,£..iby  Cys»lMd,;oiit  of  . lupine,  by  Cambus<i{in, 
20 

.  1  <  Bape  Ot  t<he.Lo0k'„  b.  f.  by  V{icteri€ruA,.<mt  of.  Maidenhair, 
(3),  103,  208,  211,  236,;2S8,  (<2a4),  299^^«t  to  Ger- 

4  ,Bapi6r*-»«tf«  Telegmm 

4  Rappareev  b.  by  1JK>nnybrook<  dam  by  Soammonch,  ont 
.  t»f. Ambiguity,  J2,  13«i41  ),  \%%  1JB5, 200^  399, #4, 
(467) 

3  RilMfia;  b.  e.  b^  IftaoaiQoii,  ont  of  Fatfilla,  81,  341,  ^0, 

.  •469 

3  /.Bath^  Thttv  h.     by  Hollywoodt  out:6f  Pink  I>orei|io,242, 
122,  182,  184,349,852,  385 
JBattlfimilgH,  .b.l  by  GalQj^in,  ont  of)  Mayis^  339,  375, 
486,  524 

.  3  .<?  Ravitie,  b.  f .  by  Harapton,  out  of  Qorrie,  78,  ( 105),  403 
a  .  Kaystontf.  b.  c  by  Wenlock,  ont  of  Ray,  161,  493,  836 
6   Real  Grit,  hi.  g.  by  Brown  Bread,  out  of  T^idy.  Emily,  27 


Digitized  by 


660 


INDEX. 


S   Rebeck,  ch.  g.  by  Paganini,  ont  of  Miss  Ellis,  24,  53, 6^, 
137 

2   Bedose,  ch.  c.  by  Trappist,  oat  of  Antelope,  (452),  509, 
537 

S   Bedbridge,  b.  c.  by  Silvio,  ont  of  Zeneyda,  211,815 
2   Bed  Clove,  ch.  f.  by  Sterling,  oat  of  Coral,  478 

2  Bedprint,  b.  c.  by  Carnelion,  ont  of  Footprint  (h.-b-X 

32 

3  Bed  Rnin,  b.  c.  by  Hampton,  out  of  Red  Rag,  (61),  145, 

174,314 

3   Redskin,  b.  c.  by  Camelion,  out  of  Slander,  by  Bine- 
mantle,  (77) 

2  Red  Wine,  b.  c.  by  Camelion,  out  of  Fluid,  217,  811, 

326, 853, 360,  (362),  364, 383,  ZSA^tent  to  Bratil 

3  Reededale,  br.  c.  by  Tyuedale,  ont  of  Performer,  168, 

208 

a  Reefer,  ch.  g.  by  Lord  Clifden,  out  of  Weatherside,  117^ 
190 

3  Referee,  b.  g.  by  Umpire,  out  of  Nu,  41,  (43),  122,  848, 

350,  (35 1),  .399,  463 

4  Reflection,  b.  f.  by  Specnlum,  out  of  Rose,  192,  195,  296^ 

817,  (329),  344,  355,  (361),  366,  419,  455,457,491,531^ 

5  Reflector,  ch.  g.  by  Speculum,  ont  of  Produce,  216,  232, 

244,  245,  269,  284,  (295),  298,  491,492,550 
3   Reform  (late  Rowland  Ward),  b.  g.  by  Doncaster,  ont  of 

Merev&le,  72,  141,  453,  (482),  508,539 
3   Regan,  bl.  f.  by  Tibthorpe,  out  of  Goneril,  8, 213 
a   Regent,  b.  h.  by  Statesman,  ont  of  The  Orphan,  by  New- 

minbter,  6,  33,  (35), (48), 65, (66),  85 
S   Begina,  b.  or  br.  f.  by  Uncts,  oat  of  Lain,  by  Voltigenr,  46^ 

107,  427 

5  Reine  Blaoche,  ch.  m.  by  Rotherhill,  out  of  Whiteface,  7, 

(199),  268,  (280,314 
2   Reiteration,  ch.  c.  by  Reverberation,  ont  of  Parse,  20,  85 
2   Relief,  b.  f.  by  See  Saw,  ont  of  Peine  de  Coonr,  98,  165» 

181,  272,379,  431,  (447>,477,  498,  640 
8   Renny,  br.  c.  by  Castlereagb,  ont  of  Harriet  Laws,  69, 

480 

2  Repentant,  b.c  by  Cittlopln,  out  of  Penitent,  356,486 

3  Repps,  ch.  c.  by  Rotlierbill,  out  of  Miss  Zay,  252,  481 

4  Reprieve,  b.  f.  by  Queen's  Mesaenger,  ont  of  PlDwess, 

225 

8   Repulse,  b.  f.  by  Victor,  ont  of  Flora  Macdonald,  349,. 

351,  399,  464,  467 

2   Reservation,  b.  f.  hy  O'ncas,  ont  of  Remnant,  878, 409, 621 

6  Resin  the  Bow,  b.  g.  by  Paganiui,  ont  of  Bel  Esperama^ 

54 


Digitized  by 


INDEX. 


661 


.  4   Retaliatiun,  b.  c.  by  Reverberati«/U,  out  of  Extract  (h.-b.), 
by  Cavendish,  252, 623 

5  Retford,  ch.  c.  by  Kooooo,  out  of  Sea  Breeze,  214,  310 

4   Review,  b.  c.  by  Qalopin,  out  of  Mauoeuvre.  (97),  (1 18), 
(115),dl3,  411,  413,  414,  (480) 

6  Reviver,  br.  g.  by  Salvator,  oat  of  Poldoody,  37 

4  Revoke,  br.  c.  by  See  Saw,  out  of  Tragedy,  233,  235, 601, 

604 

2   Rheda,  cb.  f.  by  Wisdom,  out  of  Sunflower,  393 

2  By  RicBBLiBD— cb.  c.  dam  by  Blair  Athol,  out  of  Mis» 

Slewart,  353 

3  Ricochet,  b.  f.  by  Camelion,  out  of  Crossfire,  97,  125, 

215,  639 

2   Ricotta,  b.  f.  by  Siacaroni,  out  of  Water  Lilv,  (477),  633, 
546 

2    Riel,  b.  c.  by  Thunderbolt,  out  of  Ottowa,  370,  382,  437, 
535,537 

6    Riep  Van  Winkel,  ch.  h.  by  Mr  Winkel,  out  of  Klarinaka» 

176,  203,  261,326 
2   Ringdove,  ch.  f .  by  Hermit,  out  of  Stockdove,  230 

2  Ripon,  b.  g.  by  Albert  Victor,  or  Martyrdom,  out  of 

Timaru,  103,  226,  (347),  367,  (360),  369,  4U9 

3  Risingham— lerer  Syston 

3   Riviera,  b.  f.  by  Om^low,  out  of  Segura,  95, 97 

2   By  The  Roan  Horse  (by  Brother  to  Bird  on  the  Wing) 

— ro.  f.  dam  by  Toxophilite— Gameboy— i:'hy84lia, 

SOI 

2  Robert  Emmett,  ch.  c.  by  The  Fenian,  dam  by  Z'^nave» 

grandam  by  Welcome,  88 
A   Robin  Hood,  b.  g.  by.  Van  Amburgh,  out  of  Qaeen  of  the 
Forest,  54,  467, 458, 637,  650 

3  Rockaway ,  b.  c.  by  Tibthorpe,  out  of  Boonceaway,  ?,  13, 

29,36,(46),  107,  176,  220, 304, 808- •'n*  to  Germany 

5  Ruck  Flower,  b.  f.  by  Rococo,  out  of  sister  to  FMelweiss, 

by  Adventurer,  115,  127,  209,213,296,316,362 
3   By  Kococo— br.  f.  dam  by  Master  Fenton,  out  of  Forest 
Lass,  126 

2   b.  1  out  of  Crescent,  382, 385,  464 

3  Roderick  Dhu,  b.  c.  by  Scottish  Chief,  out  of  Eglantine, 

159,  226,  260,  253,  268, 347 

2  Roland — see  Borough  Member 

4  Rollo,  ch.  c  by  Beitram,  out  of  Ban  de  Cologne,  95,  141, 

160,  161,  217,  242— 

3  Romanby,  b.  c.  by  Claremont,  out  of  Lady  of  Urrard, 

33 

2   Romany,  b.  f .  by  Mr  Winkle,  out  of  Fortune  Teller.  26, 
28,  75,  94,  98,;bOi»,  (460),  475,  (n02),  60%  638,  539 


Digitized  by 


S   Rosa,  b.m.  by  Salvator,  oat  of  Giisette,  122,  186,  360, 
352, 386 

2  Roealind,  ch.  f.  by  Nnnriiani,  out  of  Ch^e,  (137) 

3  Rosariam,  bL  c.  by  Roticnunaai,  out  of  Blae  Bell,  by 

Favonius,  213 

2   Rosary,  b.  1  by  R»Hicrnciaiiy  oat  of  Chatelaine,  10, 19, 124, 
126,  IHT,  200,  211,  223,  (228).  533,  649 

2  Rosean,  br.  c.  by  Rosicrucian,  oat  of  Villafranca,  189, 

(357).  401,  496,  506 

3  By  RoBEBBBT^oK  f.  ont  of  Jioanita,  1 10, 287 

2   ch  f.  out  of  Panoply,  453 

3  .Rosebud,  br;  f.  by;  Tibtborfje,  out  of  Nelly  Boe©  (h.-b.), 

4. 8, 49, 50,  24 1 ,  242,  340,  453 
2  •Ro«ebn»'h,  b.f.  by  Avoiites,  or  Lmicafitrian,  oat  of  Holly 
Bush,  74,  182,  198,291,  294,  362,  456,493 

2  Rosedale,  cb,  f.  by  Roftfaerliill,  out  of.  Moss  Rose,  by.  King 

Tom,  (211),  389,392 
5   Rose  d'Amoor,  b..  m.  by  Galopin,  oat  of  A^iapanta, 
(360) 

3  Rosemarv,  b.  f .  by  .Silvio,  oat  of  Rosary,  by  Sarplice,  1 1 , 

66,  227,  2H,^(}\^\S—sfint  to  Germany 

4  Rose-SToble,  br.  f.  by.  Rosicractan,  out  of  Lady  Flora,  by 

Stockwell,  2,  4 

2  Rose  Qaeen,  b.  f .  by!  Ro»icraciaQ,<  oat  of  Call  Dack,  230, 

254,371,506 

3  Rosette,  ch.  f.  by  Rotebery,  ^dam  by  Cayeodish,  out  of 

Extra  Number  (h.  b.),  260,  287,  287,  ZA2sent  to 
6hnimny 

2   Rosewood,  b.  f.  by  Silmter^  ont  of  Rosary,  by  Knight  of 
the  Garter,  (223),  380, 446 

5  By  RosicRDCiAN— bl.  f.  ont  of  Mantilla,  1,  (%Z)—sent  to 
Sermtmy 


t   br.  f.  out  of  .Lady  Florae  48,  109,  247,  385 

t   br.  f .  out  of  Hoe  and  Cry,  168,82a,  486 

2  ■      br.  c.  out  of  Rose  of  Trale«r**tio0  Old  Sam 

2  >b.c.  outof  Pitteri*»*<tfg  Blpsh 


3  Rofriere,  ch.  f.  by  Rosebery,  out  of  Empiesi,  by.  King  Tom, 
3,58;64,.76,  78  146^  227v280v267,  314,(«31>,^W3,389, 
340,467,471 

2  Rosybrook,  ch.  f.  by  Muncaster,  ontof  Chunos,  84,  (141), 

192, 500 

9  Rosy  Cheeks,,  b.  or  br.  f,  .by  Rosieruoian,.  ont  of  Phoibe 
Athol,  (190),  327,363 

3  Bofiy  MorD,  b..c.  by  Rasicracianr  oat  of  Bonnie.  Katie^  8, 

283,  321,  359,  404,  485,  506,  (525),  (544) 
3   Rotation',  br.f.  by  Siderolite,.  oat  of  Gyidticm,<by  Priace 
Panl,  oatLiof  Vibmtioay  145^  187^206 


Digitized  by 


2  .  By  RoTHBRBiLi^br.  f.  out'of.  Sacrilege,  98,  (126), '.(239), 

401 

5  Rongh  Diamond,  ch.  g.  by  Lowlander,  out  of  Queen  of 
Diamonds  (h,-b.).  (©3),  1 14 

3  Bonndelav,  ch.  f.  by  Childerie,  lont  of  Botunda,  31,  78, 

86,107,110,  120,227 

5  Bound  Shot,  b.  h.  by  Toxophilite,  oat  of  .Kodn^mda,  (8), 

82, 412,414,  415,  416,  462 

3  Round  Tower,  ch.  c.  by  Raperra,  ontof  Rfltanda,  61 

6  Rent,  b.  h.  by  Canniffal,  out  of  Laay  F\y,  4,  (7),  a  4, 

(15),  (323),  331,396 
'2   Royiol  Belle,  br.l  ^by  B«a«olerc,  out  of  ;  Queen  .  Mab, 
340, 461 

5  Royal  Doke,  bnh.  by*  Boucbaki,  oat  of  I^dy  Cecily, 
469, 543, 550 

4  .Royal  Fern,  br..o.  by.%ringfleld,  out  o£  Wood  Anemone, 

36, 59,61,  (167>r  1 73^  268, 40.7,  447 
3   Rojral  Hampton,  bkO.  by  Uawpton,.  out  of  PrtnoesSyby 

King  Tom,  145,  ld&,  279 
8  .  Royal  Rake,  ch.  c.  by  Albert  Victor)  out  of  Nightshade,  47, 

(121),  207.  245j  30&,  307,  830,  (412),  418,468 

5  Royal  Robe,  b.  or  be.  f .  by.  See. Saw,. ont  of  Oa^mere, 

(473) 

3  : Royal  Rose,. br.f.itby  . Arbitrator,  .out  of  M^8aiRa8e,>by 
Eetttedrnm,  184(  849,349<  385s<465,.467 

3  \  Raby,  ch.  f:  by  King  ,Lad,  ontbf  N^oklaeo^  SlS^^SO^^O, 
109,  1 19,  (I2l)<  306k  308,  32a,  (^25) 

S  Ruffle,  ch.  f.  by  Raperra,  oat  of  Coqnine  <h.  b.)»  61, 
1^5 

2  Runaway,  b.  c.  by  Scottish.  C)ii«f«iOUtof  Belleto/f  Brixton, 

(»«) 

3  Runnymede,  b.  c.  by  Kiog  Jelia,  out  of  Rio,  123,  184, 

480 

S  Ruth,  b.  f.  by  Scottish  Chief,  out  of  Hilda,  by  The  Prime 
Minister  113,(160*  £94, 356,;37X),439i,454 

2  '  Rye,  br.  c  by  Nunefaam,  dam  by  Brown  Breadi-ont'of 
Creeping  iJane»  216,  265;,  267 

•  3 .  Sacuiistam,  bu  h.  byr  Baaa<ilei3c,<  out  of  Canomcal,  136» 
267 

V  4  ^  Bad,  br.  f.  by  H4«mit.iontxKf  Anotiyma<  9, 12^3Sf,49 

2  -Safety,  b.  f .  \jf  CatneUon,  out  of  3«bjNv  4^  107, 329,  366, 

368, 382,384 

3.  B^^nnore,  b..g.  byrUnoM}  pl]tfo^Tb0F air  UniDnown,  305, 
393,  397,  414,.4t8v.430v.513,517,'545 

3  Bage  Tea,  b.  f.  by  Syrian,  out  o£  Flaid^  107 

2   Sagitta,  b.  f.  by  Kisber,  out  of  Simy  Shot,  449, 472 


Digitized  by 


664 


INDEX. 


5  Sailor  Prioce,  The,  b.  h.  by  Albert  Victor,  oat  of  Her- 

inita,63,  250,  (274),281,  291,392,480,507,(518),534, 
640 

2  Ste  Alvdre.  cb.  f .  bj  Hermit,  oat  of  Adelaide,  hj  T.  Mel- 

bourne, (165),  169,  224,  (265),  282,  (317).  (828) 

4  Bt  Bernard,  b.  c.  by  Coeraleus,  out  of  Rose  des  Alpes, 

27,  56 

6  St  Blaise,  ch.  h.  by  Hermit,  oat  of  Fasee,  6, 36,  197 —tent 

to  America 

5  St  Botolph,  br.c.  by  Rofdcrucian,  oat  of  Bravura,  208, 

263,370,  452,619,  538 

3  St  Edmund,  b.  c.  by  Struan,  out  of  Inez,  by  Oxford,  35, 

66,  (85),  223,  228.  276 

4  St  Gatien,  b.  c.  by  Rotherbill.  or  The  Rover  (by  Blair 

Atbol),  out  of  St  Editha,  (172),  (176),  (446k  479,  (489) 
3   St  Genovieve,  ch.  f.  by  Pellegrino,  out  of  Piaeenza,  7, 
15,  18,  132,  136,  161,200.303,340,368 

2  St  George,  bl.  or  br.  c.  by  Cremorne,  out  of  Strstegy,  by 

Adventurer,  410,  449,  483 

3  St  Helena,  b.  f.  by  Hermit,  out  of  Castellamare,  86,  149, 

(169),  27«,  (308),  (322),  (331),  375,380,447,529 

5  St  Honorat,  cb.  c.  by  Hermit,  out  of  Devotion,  by  Stock- 

well,  172,  228,426 
3    St  Kevin,  ch.  c.  bv  Arbitrator,  out  of  Lady  of  the  £4dLe, 

184,  (184),  186,  (200),  (201),  463,466,466 
8    St  Keyne,  b.c.  by  Ro»<  rncian—Land*8  End,  1 ,  129,  135 

3  St  Martin,  br.  c.  by  Nnneham,  out  of  0>ton,  41,  65,  241, 

242,  272,  (312),  316,  361,(363) 

4  St  Medard,  ch.  c  by  Hermit,  dam  by  Musket,  out  of 

Adelaide's  dam,  83,  101 

5  St  Michael,  b.c.  by  Springfield,  out  of  Land's  End,  173, 

277, 388, 389,  443, 472, 482,  486 
S   St  Mirin.  br.  c.  by  Hermit,  out  of  Lady  Paramount,  213, 
224, 444 

2   St  Patrick,  br.  c.  by  Old  Tom,  out  of  Mermaid,  378,  408 

2  St  Priest,  b.c.  by  Beauclerc,  out  of  Simony,  623,  627 

3  St  Rule,  ch.  g.  by  Pellegrino,  out  of  Caledonia,  69, 72, 200, 

357.383,(422) 

S   St  Switbin,  b.  or  br.  c.  by  Hermit,  out  of  Mercia,  10,  38, 
40,  94 

S   St  Valentine  II.  b.  c  by  Glendale,  oat  of  Mabille,  by 

Exchequer,  71,  142,  (160),  189,370, 374, 880,  498,545 
5    St  Vincent,  br.  h.  by  Rosicrucian,  out  of  May  Queen,  by 

Claret,  36, 64,  77,  166,226,(278),  314,  422.  478,484 
3    Salami,  b.  f .  by  Miltiades,  out  of  Salamis,  by  Solon,  43, 45, 

(186),  (200),  200,  (200),  249,  249,  288,  289,  (347). 

(360),  399,  (463),  464 


Digitized  by 


INDEX. 


665 


S    Saltarello,  b.  c.  by  Cremome,  oat  of  LonUe,  241,  327 
5    By  Salvator— ch.  g.  out  of  Feffar,  (22),  49,  (108),  133. 

202,  243, 263.  (306),  332, 380, 895,  (422).  460, 469,  509, 

524,  525,  543 

4   Samaritan,  The,  ch.  c.  by  Kemone,  oat  of  The  Mar* 

chiooess,  7,  40,  539 — cut 
2   Samson,  ch.  c.  by  Doncaster,  oat  of  Delilah,  494 
8    Sand  Eel,  b.  f.  by  Alryre,  out  ot  Groandbait,  53,  347, 363,. 

364, 395, 399— tent  to  Brazil 

4  Sandiway,  ch.  f.  by  Doocaster,  oat  of  Clemence,  65,  133, 

(246),  283, 373, 884,  507 

5  Sandpiper,  b.  c.  by  Springfield,  oat  of  Redshank,  17,  40, 

59,69,  76, 105,  (158),  374,  435,  (450),  (463) 
1   Sandy  cove,  br.  c.  by  Donnybrook,  dam  by  Scuraiiiouch, 
out  of  Ambijjnity,  87,  183,  186 

1  Santa  Maria,  b.  f .  by  Isonomy,  out  of  Alhambra  ,34,(144)^ 

253,(269),  361,(411) 
S   Saraband,  ch.  c.  by  Muncaster,  ont  of  Ili«^h!and  Flings 
(98),  (169),  (173),  (213),  251,  (281),  (296),  444 

2  Sarasate,  ch.  c.  by  Paganini,  out  of  Novelty,  (124),  (159), 

(162),  247,248,  472,(476),  498,  519,  (521),  523,  548 

5  Sardica,  b.  f.  bv  Camballo,  ont  of  Sophia,  by  Macaroni,. 

199,  264,  286,  288,462,469 

2  Sardonyx,  br.  f.  by  Sir  Bevys,  out  of  Onyx,  104,  140 

3  Sarna,  b.  f.  hy  Skylark,  out  of  The  Doe,  by  Man -at- Arms, 

27,  52 

4  Sarra,  b.  f.  by  C!amballo,  out  of  Stone  Chat,  20Z— dead 

2  Satanella,  ch.  f.  by  Robert  the  Devil,  out  of  Nclla,  62,  79, 

87,  (98),  (297).  370 

3  Satchel,  br.f.  by  Galopin.out  of  Quiver,  57,  86,  149,  224, 

(244),  278,  (280),  358,  379, 880, 449 

6  Satrap,  ch.  g.  by  Syrian,  out  of  Wax,  469 

6  Saucv,  br.h.  by  See  Saw,  out  of  Columbine,  by  The 
Flying  Dutchman,  208,  213,  (236),  267 

2  Sancy  Bell,  ch.  f.  by  See  Saw,  out  of  Miss  Bell,  255, 
344,  (486),  537 

5  Saocy  Boy,  br.  h.  by  Scamp,  oat  of  Bridget,  1 1 2,  280,  301, 

489 

2  By  Scamp— b.  c.  out  of  £lsham  Lass*  189, 394 

3  Schaukelpferde,  br.  c.  by  See  Saw,  ont  of  Substitute,  74, 

(141),  142,  164 
2   Scherzo,  b.  c.  bv  Galopin,  oat  of  Bowstring,  by  Tom 

Bowline.  166,  524,  545 
5    Scholastica,  ch.  m.  by  Coeruleufi,  out  of  Scholiast,  43 
8    Scotch  Lassie,  h.  f .  by  Kingcratt,  out  of  Lorna  Dooue,  64, 

78.  inl.  143.(147),  153,  216.267,  3u3,  304,397 
5    Scotch  Pi-ail,  Kr.  m.  by  Strathconan,  out  of  Emerald,  by 

T.  Melbourne,  329,  406,474,  499,504,  522,  (530),  53S 


Digitized  by 


6156 


INDEX. 


3  Scotch  Whisk^%.  b.  c  by  Ambergris,  dam  by  DoadBe,  aat 

of  Folly,  154,  235 

4  ScDt-free^br.  c.  by  Macgregor,  out  of  Celibacy,  36,  57,  59, 

(98),  163,  172 

1  ScoUlla,  b.  f.  by  Camelion,  oat  of  Pulsatilla,  109,  (3*26), 

(354), (443),  640 

3  By  8COTTIKH  CnjEF-b.  c.  out  of  Silyerfield,  105 
2  ch.  c.  out  of  Parvenne,  195 

2  ■       b.  c.  out  of  Lady  Day — see  The  Factor 

3   '  h.  c.  out  of  Plague— Crofter 

6   Seamore,  ch  h.  bf  Kiog  Alfred,  out  of  Speculation,  238, 
294 

a   Seaton,  b.  c.  by  Maxtor.  Kildare,out  of  Violet  Melrose, 

224,  277,  280,  423,  488 
8   Seaweed,  b.  f .  by  See  Saw,  out  of  Fragrance,  58 
2   Second  Sight,  b.  f.  by  Speculum,  out  of  Nellie  Mac- 
gregor, 110 

2   By  Seic  SAW—b.f.  out  of  Loring  Cup,  137,  236,  363, 
368,  500 

2  br,  or  .bl  c.  out  of  Fair  Vestal,  871,  443, 512 

4  See  See,  b.  f.  by  See  Saw,  out  of  Fairyland,  81,  85,  246, 

264,277,  2<?7;373,441 

4  By  Sbfton— b.  c.  dam  by  Blair  Athol,  out  of  Duty,  114, 

}27,  292,  295 
2   —  ch.  c.  dam's  pedigree  unknown,  347 

5  Self  Help,ch.  f.  by  Bertram,  or  Wenloek,  out  of  Ink,  15, 

26,  26,  53 

2   Senator,  b.  c.  by  Statesman,  out  of  Frivola,  21 1 , 239 

2  Screnata,  b.  f.  by  Pero  Gomez,  out  of  Nightjar,  3tl, 

(326),  484,  518,  645 

3  Sheraton,  br.  c.  by  Springfield,  out  of  Adversity,  82,  145, 

147,  168,  (172),  175 
2   Shifter,  br.  c.  by  Shifaal,  out  of  Songstress,  82,  128,  344, 
347,  (388),  390.  414,  (415),  429 

2  ShllJingstone,  ch.  c.  by  Doncaster,  out  of  Manon  Leflcaut, 

116,  140,  163,  164,  (188),  (190),  261,  255,  284,  314, 
(3sa),433,  490,  492 

3  Shining  Light,  br.  f,  byPeHegrino,  out  of  Scintilla,  146, 

196,431 

3    Shoo-fly,  b.  f.  by  CJratg  Millar,  out  of  Mosquito,  8 

3   ShriTenham,  ch.  c  by  Pellegrino,  out  of  Queen  Esther, 

by  Warlock,  (34),  66,  99,  134,  (164),  226,  267,  268, 

309,  359,  426,  479,  (506),  620,  546 
3   Shriver,  b.g.  by  Silvio,  out  of  Fair  Abbess,  89,  136, 

243,  315,  509 

2  Shuttlecock,  ch.f.  by  Syrian,  out  of  Armistice,  410 

3  Shy,  ch.  f.  by  Wisdom,  out  of  Bramble,  77, 194, 260,  299, 

(317),  398,  461,  514,  517 


Digitized  by 


S^7 


2  -SbyJock,  br.  <v  by  Kisber*  out  of  Saltoij:e,,432, 487 

2  Siam,  b.f.  by  Sefton,  oat  of  Malay,  6,  .(W);  257,  401, 

423,  447>  472, 477,  487,  494,  (497) 
S  ^Hence,  b. .  1  by  Wisdom ,  out  of  'Kissipg-  Crmt  ,374,377, 
(445),  609 

8    Silk  Stockings,  b.f .  by  SUk  Gown,  .out  o£  v Excitement, 
43—#^n^  to  Belgium 

3  Sillerbuni,  b.  c.  by  Cremorne,  oot  of  Bnstic  Queen,  3, 

130,  305,  471 

5  Silver,  b.  c.  by  Sterling,  out  of  Lucetta,  207, 210,.  227,  276 
8    Silyer  BelU  b.f.  by  Cymbal,  out  of  Booty,  128,  150, 

181,291,298,  362,364,368,^91,492 
3    Silver  Cloud,  b.  f ,  by  Silvester,  out  of  DVimiiatre,  1 17 ,  298, 
452,  498 

2  Silver  Crests  b.  f.  by  ^ilvestei:,  out  of,  Osprey,  .206,  338, 

340,468,518,5^6 

3  Silver  Grown,  cb.  c.  by  Silvester,  out  of  The  Qireen,  134, 

143,  (488) 

6  Silver  l4ining,  cb.m.  by  Martyrdom,  dam.'s  pedigree 

known,  337 

2  Silver  Queen,  b.  f.  by  Silvester,  out  of  True -Blue,  362, 

363 

4  Silver  Sea,  b.  f.  by  Silvester,  out  of  Lady  Temple,  194 

3  Silver  Shoe,  b.  f.  by  Silvio,  dam  by  Barefoot,  out  of 

Matrimony,  1,46,60,  83,  (136),  213,  264,  (285),  294, 
370,  382 

2  Silversmitb,  b,c  1^  Silvester,,  otit  6f  Dumilatre,  209, 

266 

4  SUverstick,  ch.g.  by  Silvester,  out  of  Lady  Stanley,  103, 

149,  160,  165,  192,  194,  (216),  237,  250,  253,  (273), 
412,  (412),  413,414,  461,  474,  503,..')04,  519,  522 

3  Silver  Wedding,  b.  c.  by  Silvester,  out  of  Filoselle,  76, 99, 

150,  196 

a   Simnel,  br.  h.  by  Brown  Bread,  out  of  Alice  Lee,  (125), 

(127),  (186),  210,  499,  504 
2   Sinbad  the  Sailor,  b.  c.  by- Craig  Mill&r,  out  of  Madame 

Peel,  (362),  432,  .473 
2  By  Sir  Bevys— bl.  f.  out  of  TisayaC,  20,  125,  235,  637 
2   Sir  David,  b.  or  br.  c.  by  Claremont,  obt  of  Rent  Day, 

(46),  135,  (165),  160.  177,  218,  287,  396,  (413),  419 

4  Sir  Elidbr,  ch.  c.  by  Hydromel,  out  of  BoDfita,  4,  7,  (3^), 

(.32).  60,  111,  (120),  201,  206,  219,  459,  (468),  5 in, 
617.  bfiO 

5  Sir  Francis,  br.h.  by  GiSnSral, .  data  by  Armagnac,  or 

Zouave,  out  of  Miss  Ada,  (95),  176,  444,  503,  (512) 
2   Sir  Hamo,  ch.  c.  by  Bertram,  or  Zealot,  out  of  Manoeuvre, 
.  465,  507,  516,  526,  535 


Digitized  by 


668 


INDEX. 


4   Sir  Hngh,  b.  c  by  Lord  Oough,  oat  of  Querida,  1 2, 1 7,  S4, 
248,485 

a   Sir  Joseph,  b.  h.  by  Pero  Gomez,  ont  of  Prosperity,  4, 23, 
110,  (176),  303,  321,  339,  376,  461,  461,  612,  514,  544 

3  Sir  Kenneth,  b.  c  by  Keith,  oat  of  Second  Sight,  (58),  62, 

76,(78),  101,  231,  (310),  440,  544,  551 
2    Sir  Nigel,  eh.  c.  by  Lord  Ronald,  out  of  Silk,  402,  528, 
544,  548,  549 

4  Sir  Reuben,  ch.  c.  by  Doncaster,  out  of  Belle  Agnes,  II, 

(13) 

2  Sir  Winston,  b.  or  br.  c.  by  Sir  Beyys,  out  of  Stella,  by 

Mogador,  79,  117,223 

3  Sister  Louise,  ch.  f.  by  Hermit,  oat  of  Hippia,  176,  381, 

403,  444 

2   Skater,  br.  c.  by  Dntch  Skater,  oat  of  Miss  Hnnnah,  450 
2   Skipaway,  ch.  f .  by  Lord  Goagh,  oat  of  Quickstep,  by 
Camerino,  42,87,  184,  186,249,249 

2  By  Skylark— br.  c.  out  of  Zeneyda,  209 

3  — —  b.  or  ro.  f.  ont  of  Bannerol,  256, 31 7 

2   Skyscraper,  b.  or  br.  c.  by  Skylark,  ont  of  Palmfiower, 
173,  282,  434,  456,  538,  540 

2  Slyboots,  b.  or  br.  c.  by  Skylark,  ont  of  The  Nun,  by 

Bacchus,  408,  437,  523,  (526) 

3  Small  Fry,  b.  f.  by  Claremont,  out  of  Little  Fish,  249 

3  Smatterer,  br.  c.  by  Beanclerc,  oat  of  Surprise,  by  Life- 

boat, (207),  213 

4  Snack,  br.  f.  by  Kisber,  out  of  Fasting  Girl,  92,  102, 145, 

226,  395,  (428).  429,  448,  482,  (489) 

2  Snowdoun,  b.  c.  by  Sterling,  oat  of  Lassie,  489,  (516), 

(545) 

3  Sobersides,  b.  c.  by  Qaeen's  Messenger,  ont  of  Board 

School,  4,  285 
3   Sock,  b.  c.  by  Lemnos,  out  of  Stockings,  94,  457 

2  Soho,  ch.  f.  by  Vestminster,  out  of  Soham  La&s,  30,  306» 

(307),  334 

3  Solitude,  ch.  f .  by  Hermit,  ont  of  Adelaide,  by  Y.  Mel- 

boarne,  129,  134,225,436,485 

2  Solo,  ch.  f.  by  Brnar,  oat  of  Tuba,  382,  455,  493,  536^ 

538 

4  Solution,  br.  c.  by  Wisdom,  oat  of  Enigma,  51 

4    Somerton,  b.  or  br.  c.  by  Hampton,  out  of  Summer's  Eve, 
60,  69,  223,373,  (420),  445,  (495),  547 

3  Songstrei^s,  b.f.  by  Balfe,  out  of  Storm,  26,  US,  99,  113, 

225,  226,  250,  (441),  480,  (503),  (504),  531,  544 
6    Sophist,  b.  g.  by  Specidum,  out  of  Sophia,  by  Macaraui, 
47,  468 

4  Soprano,  br.  f.  by  Distin— Easton  Lass,  57,  241,  345,  404 


Digitized  by 


INDEX. 


669 


3   Sonbrette,  ch.  f .  by  RererberatioD,  oat  of  Aont  Sofer,  490 

2  Sound,  br.f.  by  Greenback,  oat  of  Echo,  by  Oxford,  187, 

189,329 

3  Son^hwick,  b.  c.  by  Soncar,  oat  of  Diadem,  213,  (285) 

4  Spabi,  ch.c.  by  Ben  Battle,  ont  of  Blinette,  (44),  (45) 

5  Spec,  br.  f.  by  Specalum,  dam  by  Martyrdom,  oat  of 

Frontier's  dam,  141,  154,  23S—sent  to  France 
A    Specimen,  ch.  c  by  Speculum,  oat  of  Vat,  67,  (60),  81, 86, 
191,  196,  228,317,489,  516,  517 

3  Speckled  Gold,  cb.  c.  by  Exchequer,  oat  of  Cinderina, 

16,  73,  474 

4  Spectrum,  br.c.  by  Speculum,  out  of  Red  Leaf,  12, 

II:;,  445,  451 
2    By  Specolum— b.  f.  out  of  Her  Ladyship,  62 


3   br.  f.  out  of  Equanimity,  220,  220,  324,  335, 

(:j!i7),  423,639 

3   b.  f.  out  of  Free  Kirk,  291,  534,  539 

4  ch.  c  out  of  Produce,  292,  293,  524 

2  b.  f.  oat  of  Strange  Lady,  476 

3  b.f.  out  of  Hetty,  540 


2    Spindrift,  b.f.  by  Childeric,  oat  of  Whirlwind,  212, 
22.5,  411 

a    Spitalcroft,  b.  h.  by  Trent,  out  of  British  Queen,  by  Ye- 
dette,  122 

5    Spoonev,  b.  h.  by  Forlorn  Hope,  out  of  Sweetheart,  (35), 

181*  225,  371,532 
S    Spread  Ragle,  bl.  c.  by  Silvester,  out  of  Ravioli,  294, 371, 

(394),  (426),  443,  460 

2  Spring  Blossom,  ch.  c.  by  Springfield,  out  of  Violet,  by 

Sannterer,  117,  189 
5    Springbok,  br.  h.by  Springfield— Lent  Lily,  14,  (125),  139 
— nent  to  Germany 

3  By  SraiNOFiELD — ch.  f.  ont  of  Marie  Galante,  3,  7 


2   ch.  f.  out  of  Lady  Morgan,  98, 280,  438, 486 

2   b.  f.  out  of  Celandine,  141,  224,  307,344, 362 

2   br.  c.  out  of  Lady  Lucas,  206,  257,  302, 308,  612 

2    b.  c  out  of  Morgiana,  228 

2   b.  f .  out  of  Ivy,  232,  363,  356,  456,  542 


3  Spring  Garden,  b.  f.  by  Springfield,  out  of  Gunga  Jee,  14, 

18.37 

4  Springheels,  b.  f.  by  Springfield,  out  of  Scotch  Reel,  41, 

43,43,  182,186 

4    Spring  Morn,  br.  f.  by  Springfield,  out  of  Sunray,  67,  71, 

116,  170,  174,  (198),  (229),  266.  273,  390,  436,  482 
4    Sqnegcc,  ch.  f.  by  Wisdom,  out  of  Relief,  138 
2    Stackpole,  b.  c.  by  Hampton,  oat  of  Bonita,  405, 437,  486, 
528 


Digitized  by 


5    SUffa,  b,m.  by  Scottit»ti  Chief,  out  of  Tatls,  (^8)/ 

(258),  294,  483  ^ 
2    Stafford,  br.  c.  by  Carnelioii,  oat  of  CatbeHOe  Howard, 

4e,S28,  352,360,458,  521,528,636— #^^ff<>  Oermany 
2   By  StXNDAED-b.  f.  out  of  MAriondtte,  1.  15,314 
2   Star  of  Victory,  b.  or  br.  f.  by  Victorious,  oat  of  Stellar 

by  Double  X,  (433),  53:5 

4  Sfecbford,  b.  0.  bv  Sierli/ig,  out 'of  TteHi,  (92^,  180, 

393,611,  629,  647 
2    By  Stkrling— b.  f.  out  of  Casnisttry,  437,  545, 649 
2   Stern-chase,  br.f.  by  Dutch  Skater,  out  of  Dilatory,  100, 

103,232,234,418,430 

5  Stirliug  Gaatle,  b.  h.  by  Sterling,  out  of  Gritnite,  390 

2  Stoleaway,ch.  f.  by  The  Duke,  out  of  Qretna  Green,  ( 140), 

(1^3);  276, 294, 327,  329,4n,  418, 460, 461 

3  Stone  Clink,  cb  f.  by  Speculum,  out  of  Stone  Chat,  (5), 

22,91,  92,  108.(207»),  (262). ,802,  (338);  (341),  (841), 
(417),  430,468.515,  531 

6  Stonecrop,  ch.  h  by  Wihslow,  out  6f  WilWawer,  1 1 

2  Stone-deaf,  b.  f.  by  Speculum,  out  of  "Stone  Chat,  24,  48, 

120,  (r6g),  (342),  459,485.  512,  6-/6, 646 

3  S^onefall,  ch.  g  by.Claremont,  out  of  Loretto,  273,  539» 

647 

2  Storm  Light,  br.  f.  by  CJhevron,  out  of  Li^t,  (168),  174, 
228, (231),  243,  407,  437 

2  Stourileld,  br.  f.  by  Distin,  out  of  AVonviriok,  18, 142,  317, 

473,  624,  532 

4  Stourhead,  b.  c  byAltyre,  out  of  AVonwick,  311,  361, 

(531),  (639) 

3  Stourwick,  ch.  c.  by  Julius  Caesar,  out  of '  Avonwick,  94, 

195.  278,290,  295,  377, '404,  426,  479,  (482),  48«,  499, 
527, 547 

2  Stourwood,  ch.  c.  by  Difltln,  nut  of  Ayonhofe,  405,  535 

3  Strat€jgu«,  -br.c.  by  Beauclerc,  out  of  Strategy,  94,  (431), 

620 

a  Strathblane,  b.  h.  by  Kingcraft,  out  of  Moss  Rose,  (4),  16, 
(64),r.(U)6),  (134),  167,  (376),  ^8,  446,484 

2  Btrathby ,  ch.  f .  by  Strathconan,  out  of  Carnaby,  363, 409» 
419,1(26 

2  By  .STBATHCONiiN— b.  f .  out  of  Liris,  168f  199 

3  '  Strathend,  b.  c.  by  Strathconan,  out  of  Viol  i,  by  The 

Ranger,  7,  28 

4  Sttike-a-Idght,  ch.  f.  by  D^E^toKirneU  out  of  Electric,  20, 

126,(188),  139,  236 
2   Stripling,  ch.  c.  by  Syrian,  out  of  Sdph^,  408  ' 
a  'Strong  Stream,  b.  c.  by  Chenraber,  ont  of  Quick  Stream, 

16 


Digitized  by 


67r 


2  '  Stnnjg  Tea».ch.f.  by  jLaod  of 'StiMti^ke  and  Irritlition, 

out  of  Bo-'Peep;  87,  88'  * 
2    Bj  Stbuan — b.  1  oat  of  Eaditb,  63 

2   b.  or  br.  c.  out  of  In^z:,  Te.  ^Stf,  500,  538 

4   Stpdley,  b.  c.  by  Camballo,  out  of.  Florence  Aislabie^ 

tss 

6    Stamp  Orator,  ch.  h.  by  Salvator,  out  of  Slander,  162 

2  Stupid,  b. «.  by  Petrarcbr,  out  ofThoujfbtlfiss,  401 

3  Stygian,  br.c.  by  Skylark,  out  of  St)fx>  6,  .28,  ^TsenLU 

Itahg 

a  Subduer,  b.  h.  by  Lord  'Lvoji,  ont  of  •S6Htude,  (89),  115, 
164,  186,  2*6,  264,  '297,  344,.  (37  (432),  (444), 
(446|.  (620);  650 

2  Sub  Rosa,  b.  f  by  Rosebery,  ont  of '  Clg&rette  (dam. 
Amine),  6,  (32),;47,  48,  321,  324,.342 

2  Sttbstaatif,  b.  c.  by  Hkmpton,  ont  of  Surprise,  by  Life- 
boat, 79,  (103),  104,  (275),(486),  490,  630,  540 

2  Subterfuge,  b.  f .  Uncas,  out  of.  Pi»tence,  by  Pt«tend6r, 
47,48,60,218,388,  389 

%  Snlpbur,  cb.  h.  by  Vulcan,  ont  of  MiaS  Pife,  (3),  63,  81, 
230;  273, 290,'(«97),  (299),  811,  344,- 393,  488, 543,  547 

2  Snn,  Tbe,  b.  c.  by.  Beanderc,  ont  of  Stella,  by  Higb 
Treason,  282, 472 

2  '  Stmrise;  br.  f.  by  Springaelrf,  out  of  Siinray,  165,  (25t), 

(276),  4 10.  438,  (488) 

4  SdtJ^t,  cb.  f.  by  Lowlander,  out  of  Sun  shine,  by  MH(!a- 

roni,  119,  15.4,  246,  (266),  327, 329,  345 ,'3^1,  364,  366, 
420,^32,453,480. 

3  Sttrptise,  b.  or  br.  f.  by  Hermit,  ont  of  Ambuscade,  by 

Caroerinoi  68,70,  143, 145,180,297,  311,  608,  521 
2   Stirrey,  b.  c.  by  Uncaa,  out  of  Miss  Clifden,  (298),  30i, 
432' 

2  Swamp,  b.f.  by  Pero  Gomez,  ont  of  Misg  Hungerfoid, 

196, 19&,  466,  (458)— to  Brazil 

4  Swan,  The,  b.  f.  by  ,crmpire,  out  of  Leda,  by  Dundee,  88, 

(1«3),186 

3  Swede,  The,  b.  or  br.  c.  by  Lowlander,  dam  by  Light- 

ning, ont  of  The  Widow  (h.  b.),  121,  286,303,306,388, 
411,414 

2   Sweep,  The,  b.  c.  by 'WJM  'Oat^,:  out  of  May  Queen,  by 

Trumpeter,  10,  (691,  272' 
6    Sweetbread,  b.  h.  by  Brown  Bre^d,  out  of  Peffar,  6,  170 

2  Sweetness,  b.  f.  by  Xenophon,  ont  of  Vanessa,  183 

3  '  Sweet  Violet,  ch.  f.  by  Bel-tram,  out  of  Heraldry,  126, 139, 

215,  234,236,  366,492 

2  S^eetwAter,  br.  f.  by  Hampton,  out  of  Muscatel,  1 1 1 

3  Sweet  Willie,  cb:  c.  by  Hermit,  out  of  Perfume,  57,  64, 

172,  174,  394,  397,420,  501,  638 


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672  INDEX. 

a  Swillington  (lute  Willie  Darling),  cb.  e.  bj  nermit,  ott 
of  Stockwater,  168,  171,  175,  212,  279,  883,  875, 
409 

2   Sybil,  b.  or  br.  f.  bj  OdbIow,  ont  of  Prinette,  229— im^ 

to  Brazil 

2  SylvAii  Lake,  br.  f.  hy  Tbnrio,  ont  of  Leveo,  322,  387, 
391,  414 

5  Sylvan  Qaeen,  b.  m.  by  HoatreTor,  oat  of  Qaeea  of  the 
Foreat,  861,(464) 

2  Sylvia,  ch.  f.  by  Silveater,  out  of  Miaa  Gnahington,  144, 

1A3,  (198),  217, 234,430,  470 

3  By  Syrian— b  c.  out  of  SaJamia— «««  Eliaa 

3  Syaton  (late  Riaingbam),  b.  g.  by  Bertram,  oat  of  Tiger 
Lily,  94.  281 

3  TxciTua,  b.  c.  by  Hermit,  oat  of  Alone'a  dam,  by  Y.  Mel- 
bourne, 873,  514 

3  Tact.  b.  f.  by  Wiadom,  out  of  Enigma,  60,  874 

2  Taddington  Laaa,  b.  f.  by  Plebeian,  ont  of  Croeapatdi, 
1 4,  61. 99, 198,  239,  241, 314,  327, 491 

4  Talinman,  b.  c.  by  Sterling,  ont  of  Hippia,  167,  21 1,  223, 

252,  403 

2   Tamai,  b.  f.  by  Tbnrio,  out  of  Souakim,  30,  287 

2  Tambourfne,  cb.  f.  by  Diatin,  ont  of  Mand,  by  Caractacot, 

275,310,  312, 435 

3  Taire  Lowerdntfa,  cb.  c.  by  Xenopbon,  out  of  Wild  Hya- 

cinth, 9,  n,33, 136,  201 
3   Tamworth,  b1.  c.  by  Pero  Gomes,  oat  of  Hilarity,  63 
3   Tangle,  b.  f.  by  Diacord,  oat  of  Filoaelle,  66.  137,  (235) 
3   Taormlna.  b.  f.  by  Onslow,  oat  of  Catania,  485 

2  Tapestry,  br.f.  by  Sefton,  out  of  Stitcbery,  79,  82,  105 

3  Taih  well,  gr.  or  ro.  c.  by  Stratbconan,  oat  of  Early  Bloom, 

153 

2  Tattle,  br.  f.  by  Chevron,  ont  of  Mother  Neaabam,  311, 

500 

3  Tal  too,  b.  c.  by  Boverberation,  ont  of  Doeskin,  ( 1 6 1 ),  1 78, 

219,  233,  318,  819,330 

2  By  Tattoo— b.  c.  out  of  Lake  Mount,  288, 465 

4  Telejjram  (late  Bapier),  cb.  f.  by  Martyrdom,  ont  of 

Snbre,  18,  95,  (384),  308,470— to  ifertnany 

3  Tel  cl  Kcbir,  ch.  c.  by  Dutch  Skater,  ont  of  Parma,  116, 

149,  165 

2  Temercre,  ch.  f.  by  See  Saw,  out  of  Lottie,  405.  482 

3  Temora,  b.  f.  by  New  Holland,  out  of  Gold  Dust,  240, 

242 

5  Temple,  b.  c.  by  Petrarch,  out  of  Foliage,  408,  482,  538 
A  Tentergate,  b.  g.  by  Caractacns,  ont  of  Mine  of  Diamondiy 


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INDEX. 


678 


S  Thaddeosy  br.  c  hj  Balfe,  oat  of  Braoetto*  bjr  7.  Mel- 
boarne,  34, 6S,  103,223,  480,  (523),  626.  546— 

3  Thallon,  b.  c  by  Holljrwood,  or  Umpire,  dam  by  Brother 
to  Bird  on  the  Wing,  oat  of  lutegrity,  by  Van  Tromp, 
122 

«  Thebais,  ch.  m.  by  Hermit,  oat  of  Devotion,  by  Stock- 
well,  71,  148,  (151),  (168),  214, 479,  515,  561 

2  Thelema,  br.  f.  by  BoBicradan,  oat  of  Sweet  Agnes,  61, 62, 

87,  108,  304 

3  Theodemir,  b.  or  br.  c.  by  Ben  Battle,  oat  of  Miss  Theo,  9, 

122,  (183),  184, 244.  247,  (270),  350,  851,  386 

5  ThfBodore,  b.  c  by  Sir  Bevys,  oat  of  Magdala,  168,  23 1» 

276,403,  (443),  490 
A  Theophrastns,  bl.  g.  by  Oatcast,  or  Solon,  oat  of  Mias 
Theo,  108, 236 

•2   Thistle  (Jrove,  b.  f.  by  Oemome,  oat  of  Umbria,  (22), 

48,  161,  330,  374,  393,  460, 516 
2    Thompson,  b.  g.  by  Specnlam,  oat  of  Baroness,  by  Ment- 

more,  259,  291 , 425, 500, 502 
2    Thomey.  b.  c.  by  Philammon,  oat  of  Fans  Pas,  17,  (243), 

246,  339, 418,430, 461, 470 
A   Thrintoft,  ch.  g.  by  Argyle,  oat  of  Lady  of  Jerveanx,  46, 

108,  201,  205,262,  308,  373,  397,461,  470 
-2    By  Thundbrbolt— b.  c.  oat  of  Sherwood  Law,  214 
:2   Thnnderstcn'm,  b.  c  by  Thnnderbolt,  oat  of  Litde  Sister, 

251,(253),  356, 443 

2  Thnrgarton,  b.  c.  by  CSaremont,  oat  of  Qaeen  Bee,  by ' 

Kettledmm,  210,345.409,436 

3  Thuringian  lining,  ch.c.  by  Tharinglan  Prince,  oat  of 

Miss  Harriot,  80, 27S^ead 
3    Tharingian  Qaeen,  ro.  f.  by  Thnringian  Prince,  oat  of 

Mirth,  by  Lord  Clifden,  9,  130, 309,  322,  323 
2    Tib.  br.  f.  by  Tibthorpe,  oat  of  Nelly  Rose  (h.-b.),  1 7, 1 53, 

(195).  (313),  362.  (476),  (532),  542,  (549) 

6  Tibicen,  br.  h.  by  Tibthorpe.  out  of  Marquise  de  Caux, 

(2),  (296),  (455),(457),  492, 519 

2  By  TiBTHOBPB—b.  f.  oat  of  Agapaota,  59 

3  Tice,  b.  f.  by  Umpire,  oat  of  Trickstress,  123,  184,  3^6, 

386,  (465),  (467),  515,  (543),  548 
2    Tick  worth,  ch.  c.  by  Albert  Victor— Compton  Lass,  493 
2    Timpanetto,  b.  f.  by  Ambergris,  out  of  Timbrel,  46,  107, 

158  331 

t    Tinfoil)  ch.  f.  by  The  Dake,  oat  of  Foil,  279,  346,  369 
A    Tita,  br.  m.  by  Albert  Victor,  out  of  Edith  of  Lorn,  7, 

23,47,(U1),  159,  201,  219,  286,  390,  412,  414,  418, 

427,497,  525 
Vol.  CXIII.  F  w 


Digitized  by 


m  INDEX. 

2  Titihft,  b.  f.  by  Clantt>n«M j  dtffr t)f  Fatoiiia,  W,- <7l5f, 

94,  116,WO,^5ll 
2   Tittelfstotie,  b.  c.  by  Wenlodk,  tnrt  of  WHitts  HMH^y,  5d» 
ft  TdaHtMaMer;-  br.  b.  by  BtbWii  Rr«lid;  t)iltr  bf  Ifoydress,  6, 

58,  69,  166,  (166),  (243),  264,  292,  354,  S76v-#20.  434, 

4t8;615' 

2  By  ToMSiHAWK^b.  c.  out*  of  OnttaiPlt,  189;  2S9,  298, 

473«,(502),50eJ 

4  Tombola,  br.  f.  by  Ebber,  oat  of  TomstOj  36,70,  133, 135, 
US,  167, 229,  (267,),  276,  284 

4  T6mboy,  b.c.  by  BMe  Oottn,  out  *  (of  Hoyden/ 9,  2fl, 

(119),  Se4,'458,<513,  623,'6a7 

3  Tomtny  Tit^lcfflootMe,'  bp;     by '  'detttoi^eV,  ott€     •  'Ladjjr 

Stately,  29»356, 377,  397,  46t- 
2   Tdkhi«y'UiitOn'(liWe<W  Tbin -lilj,  b.  c:  by'^  fdfcw-Knm, 
out  of  Ryegrass,  69,  117,  361,  0tfi);  4(I3',  <<435),  473, 
486:'6i8  • 

2  Tom  Tom,  br.  c,  by  CyttWal,  Otit  Xft  La  Rosel^f^^,  40,  67, 

76, 326,  328,  »29'.  BoJf,  S05 
a   Tonans,  ch.      by  Tfatmder  (br  Tbondefbdlt);  out  of 
Splash,  1^- 

3  Topsy-Tnrvy,  ch.  f.  by  AYOtltrtl;  odfr'of  IJaiihalie,  137. 

m,^9 

3  Tortello,  b.  c;*b/f^thrfch,  ette<of-%i^,t6l,  54,  r38, 191, 
(233),  (237),  «r2, 3tJl ,  365'  ' 

2  Toto,  ch.  f.  by  Alb^  Vifetk*,  M  <*f.'Ffeiiiy,  160,  20«, 

(301),  308,341,372,  471 

3  Tdttdh  aild  Go,"tA.c.  by  TbiichetVoirt  'of  ^A4(Woftea^  10, 

(374),  (377),  (430),  460,*6l0i-«*»  ' 

3  By  Tot^tfBt^bi  f.  out  <tf  Strk«hdtf6tf^  sra,  306>  i^58, 

382,  383 

5  ■  >  '     ch.  f .  otit  Of  PatlAi^ggd  WMit^(ttk 

4  Tourist,  br,  c.  by  I^Kdgrtnb-'otft     'FlibptoiO,  38 

3  ^onrtitire,  br.'f.  by  Vi3tm*,  otfttof  Ufaitfbf-  Atli«iift,  by 
Solon,v43,  (4S),<8I9)*  (l2»),  48*.^ld4),  rtfi,  (249),  249, 
(24t*),'(2d0),  288- 

2   By  Tkappist— b.  f.  Out  <tf  lit  lJ»tW,  484' 

2  Travanoore,  br.  f.  by  I>tell  MWl;  onf  of  MaUAaJf,  98,  (197J, 
(2lO),(214),866,(4aO) 

2  Treason,  b.  c.  by  Dlscoriij^tit  of  T]i<»^eini,  89,  (109), 
129,  130,158,-208,  (206),  (261 )i  2631,  808,304,  (334), 
(85*i),  355,  (869),  39^  (4T0),  438j'4«4;  491,  502,  528> 
536,  537 

2  T^esca,  br.f.  by  ClrettoinM,'  mife  of  Saifd{iiiaiil06>i208> 

211 

3  Ti^illiau;  ch.  c.  by  fiifvio,  6Ut  df  liillaA,  '56,  <86,  267, 

268,^16 


Digitized  by 


2  THfl^.ich.c  by  FtefeaoletyontofTWft  (itJte^tp  ^tance), 

410^486  , 

3  'Trill,  br.  f.  bjr^yiark,  out  of  t?pttp.  de.S(jreii;,.72,.6i04, 622* 

4  Trioafij.b.  c.  by  Petyrarch,  out  of  Street  Agnps,  7,^0  . 

3-  Triutnph,  Thcf,  b.  c:  by*  Aronteg,  ool^  qt  ^jruijtry  4)airce, 
126,127 

2    Troilus,' b.  c.  bv  TTii^'onir  of      vial,  ,26^1,  3T)7,  836;, 

342,  4^0,  4n,*6W,'616,«17,-ff42^ 
2    Trnant,  br.  c  .by  Strain,  opt  qi  Bopncp,  483 
3-  Truce,  bif.  by  Tfbthbppe,  out  of  ATmiistic^,  byTrnm- 

p«ter,^7,  121, 166,  rQt,9b4;8t9,  47p,  497 
2   True  Bltie  II,  ch.c.  by  Ggwuleu?,  out  of^estotative,  113, 

(117),<156),  I«4,'(t87),'396v"5l0 

4  Trump  Acje,  ph.  c.  by  N^rtyrcjom,,  ouj;  pf.Qaeeu  of  the- 

May;  29,  JOa,  <4^7>,  431, 64l» 
2   Tulip,  ch.  c.  by  DUWh'gkater,  Oiit  of<Jl|iTd^,  143„(457), 
458,513 

2   By  Tuwis— rch.  q.  ojit  of.  Bon  j^ctpx^^  ^2^-  . 

5  TuiScany^  b.  m.  by  P^egttiio,,outof  I4ui:ai  by  Laqii^n, 

(319);  32Q,  afiyS,  392,  4 15,  4 W 
2  Twinkle,  eh.  f ,  by  Afutrcapt^r,  out  pf]5(i*"iy  Blue  Ej;e,  353, 

872,  378,  441i  (484),  90%  ^38'. 
2    Twylighfc,=ch.f.  by  Westbourne,  put  0f  Miss  Bess^  239 
5   Tyndrum,  b.  g.  by  Blue  Gbwu^  out  of  Maid  of  Perth,. by 

Scottish  Chitef^  5'5' 
2  By  TtHBDAEB— b.  f;  ont'of  "PerfaD»or,  (.160),  307,  a73,, 

429, 51 Q 

2  — —  b-.f;  outtrf'E<iuestrian,,26<3 

2   b.  c.  ou<;  o£  Lotus,  3^3,  "^S^  383,  •  427,-  528,  ^2^ 

2   Tyrone,  ch.c.  by'Yx)A,  OQtof  piyd^l?^' 

2   Ulster  Lilt,  br.  f.  by  Beaudterc,,-oxit  .of  J51tie  Bell,  by 

True  Blue,  3W,  3S2 
2   By  Uncas — br,  a  out  of  AreopagW,  *U)9 
2  — ^— — b.  'f.  data  byPero;&oiiieZi  o'lt      Tita^ru — 
Wlld»Beatt1y- 

2   b.  f.  out  of  Mrs  Skelton— «ee.In4ian  Star 

4   Uii?off  «fack;  b.  c.  by  Standarcl;,  out  of  ^Htoipshire  M^ss;  72^ 

3  Ursuline,  br.  f.  by  Cymbal,  out  of  U?snla, .^O 

3   ITsuFcr,  b.  c.  by  The  Miser,  out  of  Lady^Peel,  foy  Clenaral 
Peel,  grajidam  by  Gemma  di  "Vejigy  (further  pedigjee 
unknovm), -81,  57,  HQ,  U^^Cl^l)*  (?18).:271,  288j289,- 
412,416,464 

3   Vacillatxoi?, b.  f.  by  See  Sav,  ou*:  of  BJanca,  .62,. 68, 
290,295 

F  P  2 


Digitized  by 


676 


INDEX. 


2  Vain  Hope,  b.  f .  bj  Xenophon,  oat  of  little  Hope,  90, 
194, 347,  409, 528 

2  Vallombrosa,  cb.  f.  by  Onslow,  ont  of  Valley,  85,  89,  245, 

248,  400,437,456,538 

3  By  Vav  AxBUsoH—br.  c  oat  of  Maid  of  Perth,  by  Blair 

Athol,  68,  72,  97,  150 

3   b.  c.  ont  of  Toretha,  70,  164, 272, 274 

3   b.  f.  ont  of  Qneen  of  the  Forest,  233— to 

Oermanjf 

2  Van  Ayr,  b.  c.  by  Van  Ambnrgh,  out  of  Ayrshire  Lass, 

(17),  300, 314,  340, 343,  414,  415, 517, 549 
8   Vanjohn,  br.  g.  by  Vanderdecken,  out  of  Qoeen  of  Hearts, 
by  King  of  Trumps,  37, 51,  96,  96,  97,  1 16,  285,  324, 
325, 397,  412 

3  Van  Zandt,  b.  f .  by  Vanderdecken,  ont  of  Bonnie  Lassie, 

242,  253,  269,284,  (453),  474,(501) 
3   Velia,  b.  f.  by  Petrarch,  ont  of  Shoestring,  66— to 
Germany 

3  Velindra,  b.  f .  by  Salrator,  ont  of  Sartorelle,  27,  74 

4  Vellum,  br.  f .  by  Beauderc,  ont  of  Canonical,  (462),  524 
2   Venetia,  ch.  1  by  Beandesert,  ont  of  Venice,  by  Carniral, 

90, 90, 200, 366,  (407),  (435>,  (474)-«<?»^  to  Italy 

2  Venette,  br.  f.  by  Insmaire,  out  of  Versigny  (bred  in 

France),  84, 169,  296, 486 

3  Verano,  cb.c.  by  Summertime,  out  of  Pampelnna,  by 

The  Palmer,  166, 187,364,371,472,  493,  (540) 

3  Verbena,  b.  f.  by  Phenix,  out  of  Revival,  182, 362 

5  Vermilion,  b.  m.  by  Camelion,  ont  of  Red  Rag,  4,  75, 114, 

116,165,496,  (546) 

4  Vertue,  ch.  f.  by  Buntard,  ont  of  Shaft,  1 27, 21 7 

2   Vervain,  b.c.  by  Sneinton  (h.-b.),  ont  of  Metz,  164, 

197,315,380,  408,437 
2   Vesper  Bell,  b.  f.  by  Balfe,  ont  of  Vesper,  183,  186 
2   Vesper  Bell,  bl.  f.  by  Thurio,  ont  of  Evening  Chimes, 

324,  387,460,471,512 
2   Vestment,  b.  c.  by  Vestminster,  out  of  Migration,  80, 101 , 

102,  US,  290,298,  353,  (368),  476,  487,  500,  520,  536, 

540 

2   Vici,  b  g.  by  Victorious,  dam  by  General  Peel,  ont  of 

Untrue,  153,  (163),  (388),  (392) 
2   Victoire,  b.  f.  by  Ben  Battle,  out  of  Culverin,  350,  466 
2   By  Victor  Chief — ch.f.  out  of  Cuckoo,  178 
2   Victoria,  b.  f .  by  Victor  C^hief,  out  of  Lady  Famdon, 

193, 255. 294, 299,  450,  452 
4   Victorine,  ch.  f .  by  Speculum,  out  of  Madame  Spiers,  285, 

357,  455,  506,520 
2   By  ViGTOBious — b.  g.  dam  by  (General  Peel — tee  Vici 


Digitized  by 


INDEX. 


677 


2  YietorioQB  Chief,  b.  c.  bj  Scottish  Chief,  ont  of  Motina, 
316 

4  Yicngna,  br.  f.  hj  Beaoclerc,  out  of  The  Hind  (h.-b.)9  6, 
54,  69,  (76).  83,  (94),  (140),  440,  478,  534 

2  Yillenenve,  b.  f .  by  iialag^y,  ont  of  ViUageoise  (bred  in 

France),  103,  128,  132,149, 168, 173,  276,  484 

3  Yisionarj,  b.  f .  bj  Claremont,  ont  of  Yishnu,  275 

2  Yital  Spark,  The,  br.  f .  by  Uilarions,  ont  of  Lady  Plot- 
well,  202,  338, 389, 391, 430 

2  Yiyacioua,  b.  f.  by  Skylark,  ontof  Yiya,  75, 212,  275, 366, 

(409),  433, 454,  475,  (533),  (548) 

4  Yixtrix,  ch.  f.  by  Qlenlyon,  ont  of  Yixen  (bred  in  Ame- 

rica), 75, 328 

3  Yoila,  br.  g.  by  Cherron,  ont  of  Madame  Spiers,  1 22 

2  Yolta,  br.c.  by  Blair  Athol,  ont  of  Electric  Light,  168, 
173,  (208),  212. 228,  (309),  (410),  444,  490 

2  Walter,  b.c.  by  Scottish  Chief,  ont  of  Bonny  Bell, 
98 

2  Walton,  b.  c.  by  Camballo,  dam  by  Yictorions,  ont  of 
Gertmde,  by  The  Marqnis,  299,  (328),  (378) 

2  Wampnm,  ch.  f .  by  Uncas,  ont  of  Necklace,  158, 324,  336, 
(342),  843 

2  Warbler,  b.  c.  by  Petrarch,  out  of  Music,  443,  478,  (488), 
490 

5  War  Cry,  b.  m.  by  General,  ont  o!  Ean  de  Yie,  468 

2  Waresley,  b.  c.  by  Albert  Victor,  ont  of  Praxidice,  25,  52 
9   War  Path,  b. c.  by  Uncas,  ont  of  Installation,  111,  171, 

203,  (321),  335,  404,  (460),  531 

3  Warrior,  b.  c.  by  Sefton,  ont  of  Foil,  70,  150,  252 

8   Warspite,  b.  c.  by  Uncas,  ont  of  Mrs  Jones,  (16),  90,  92, 

98,  124,  169,  245,  (248),  274,  311 
2   Washiugton,  bl.  c.  by  Julius  Ctesar,  ont  of  Maine,  128, 

163,533,640 

8  Wastdale,  ch.  or  ro.  c.  by  Glendale,  ont  of  Isabel,  by  Rata- 
plan, 375,  (379),  402 

4  Watchspring,  b.  c.  by  Springfield,  out  of  Toison  d'Or, 

(185) 

b  Wavelet,  br.m.  by  Paul  Jones,  out  of  Wanda,  by  Par- 
mesan, 43,  (44),  184,  270,  270,  (271),  333,  348,  (349), 
(351),  885,464,(466) 

2  Wedding  Dav,  ch.  c.  by  Cremome,  ont  of  Blushing  Bride, 
(103),  226,  (266),  267 

4  Welcome  (late  The  Suspect),  b.  c.  by  Cambuslang,  ont  of 
Sincerity,  (399) 

2  By  Wkklock — ch.f.  ont  of  Discovery,  803,  352,  468, 
471 


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^78  >ifi[j?s:K. 

2  Bj'yfMSKBoimjfM-^h,  Qx  hu , £.  out  -oi'  Too  JUnb^  r 1 18, 
827 

9   — ^  efa.t  oQtof  We«trEiid,dBaO^  365^491^553 

2  'West  £od,  cli«.i/ W^tbdmve^i  out  bf  1:£a.Tiati^(230), 
158,269,304 

6  We9t^te,  ob.  g.  by  V^stminster^  oat  ef  iExecaiioB$  25, 
187,218,  232,  (241}«  242,^28fi,  C2d3),(2S95,  800^r827, 
(346),  409,  438, 45 474 

5  Wheatsheaf)  b.i;  by  <  Adventorev,  out  of  X)QgiuaBiuice, 

169,282 

6  Wbipper-in,  ch.  h.  bj  HerQ4it,r  out  of  Softrlist  Bamiev,  59, 

77,  (92),  143,  199,  274.  383,  386 
6   Whirlpool,  bl.  or 'br.nb- Jbj  .Bosworth,  ont.of  .fiwir'.mg 

Water,  49,  k34,  13M71 
6   Whitecbapel,  b.  h.  by  Cremome^  outrof  ^he  White  Lady, 

60,  83,  129— 
2  White  Chief,  b.  c.  by        ire^  out  o£  Alba,  465 

2  Whitefriar,  ch.  c.  by  Hermit,  out  of  Lady  BlaBche,  by 

Thunderbolt,  483 
4  ^hltelock,  b.  t  ty  Wenfcck,  ■  out  of  White  Heather,  9, 
(36),  57,  (140),  1 70, 199, 364, 45^%  502, 527 

3  White  Nun,  b.  f.  by  Hermit,  out  of  Lady  Bliuiche,  by 

Thunderbolt,  69,<1«  I),  (195)^  226^27, 448, 4«2;  (604), 
521 

2  White  Ito6e,rcb.  f,  by,  CUu-dinal  York/  out  of  MireUls^  98, 
284,434^453 

4  Wiekhamt,  h.<c^  by  WHd  Tommy;  outol  Befinementy  (32), 

96,126,203,302(459 

2  Wild  Beauty,  btfi.hy  Cucav,  dam  by  Fero  Gomez,  oat  of 

Timatu»<,^7),  .4294  (468),  471, '542 

3  Wild  Btick,  b.  c.  by  Wild  0^U8,^  out  6f  Toilette,  49 

5  Wild  Mint,  b^m.  by  Camballo,  out  of  Miutdxop,  9,  45, 

75,  159,  176,  177,261,263,416,427^429,462 
2   Wild  Mtasi  b.  t  t^y  Wild  Oats,  out  of  Uiutdrop,  30^  48» 

-205, 287, 30?,  325,  (342),  497,  543,552 
2   Wild  Notes,  b.  i,  by  Wild  rOats,  odt  of  Haimottj,  14|  26» 

(99),'1^8,  419,  464,498,542 
2  '  By '  WiLP.  OAiis--h.  c.  out  of  >  MiM  Mannesiiig^  5 

2   b.  f out  of.  Miss  •Merry^eatheFr  28 

2  b.  f.  out  of  Rosalind,  231  406,-^7),  484 

3  Wild  Sheny^  b*  c.  by  Don  John,  or  Prince,,ont  of  Wild 

Deer,  43,  44, 122,  123,  185,  (249)^  249^  347^  351,  (385), 
463,466 

4  Wild  Shot,  br.  f.  by  Umph^,  out  of  Wild  Duck,  107 

4   Wild  Thyme^hr.  1  by  Lowlander,  out  of  Pragranee,^,  71, 
(^»0),  101,  104,  172,  175,  (266),  281,  374,  377 


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« ^  WilbelDVipa  W^ller^b.  f.  ,bjr  Se^SaF^opt  of,  Ito  WaUer, 

3,  "WiUsie,  b.  or  br.  c,  bj  Clarjuppfll;,  out  of  ,Reai;,Day/2M5, 
1 10, 1 58,  (1780, 320,  338,  339 

2,  WiUie^b.     b7  M^i^^pr,  Qut0t  Pxinjaverf^,  332 
Z   Willie  Daning— *a«  SwiUipgtoxL 

3.  WiUie  Sbfti:i?H5,:b»<5.  by.  Albeft  Victor,  pnt  of  Elf  Kuot, 

C20>4.8,TO»IU»  202,  (^03),  218»  920,  ,326,  (414), 
427,462 

S   Will  o*  -tb«  Wiip^  cb.  fC.  bjr  Qleudale,  out  of  Syren,  6^26 , 
5J2,235 

2  -  Wimbledop,  jpb.,  <e.  ,hj  Cl.^nrona]4,  out  tof'Qbio,  371 

^   Wine  Sour,  b., or.br.  c.  byvSliyJaiJc^.out  orWiwbpl,  815, 
.  a70X^33),$45 

3  Winkelman*  b.Crby  ^^in^le,  qutof  IVinethe^laiden, 

lig,  121,  176,  i205,  277,  322,  622 
2    By  WiN«l-0)«^-4).  i  Qnt.of  Fig,  105,47(5,  48$,  494 
e  Winterboume,  b.  g,  by'ColtuesSyiout.of  Keva,  ,95,  163, 

175,193,311,361 
2   Winter  Cheriy,*h.,l  by  Albert  Victor,  out  of  Red  Beury, 

5,  208,  (369),  435, 607, 628,  (640) 

2  Winthorpe  Gate  Ours),  b.  f.  by  Tibtborpe,  out  of  Win- 

grave  Laas,  16,4„  297,  ai0..8?6, 345, 347,  369, 387,891, 
470,  (490),  493 

4  Wire,  b.  c.  bar  The.Duk^,  out  of  Double  First,  133,  lft7 

3  By  Wisdom— ch.  c.  out  of  Lady  Wenlock,  19,  U3,  382, 

456 

2  —  -b-coutof  Jj4^tar,H8,363,452 

3   b.  c.  out  of  Brenta,  140,452, 526 

2.  ' — —  br.,c^out  of  Brenta — sfie  Q.C. 

2  By  Wisdom,  or  (Jdits— b.  g.  out  of  Rejlief,  286,  301,  342, 

417,(427),  429,-628,  (552) 
9   Wise  Child,  b.  c  by  Robert  the  .Devil,  or  Mask,  out  of 

Lady  Sophie,  356,438,  524 

2  Wishing  YS^ell^  h,  f .  .by , Rosebery,  oHt:.of  iMbunt'  Grace,.  24, 

(178),  302,  372, 496,  (51-5),  A52 

3  Wit,  cb.c.  by  Wisdom.^ut  of  Quick;*Sti:eam,  51,  (95)ya  15, 

153,  1^8,  191 

5  Witchcraft,,  b.  jn.  by.  Kingcraft,  out,  of  JPret^nce,  6Q,  74^ 

101,  146,(134),  (166),  (189),  240,  291,  292,345 
2   Witty  Prince,  .br.  c.  by.  Kingcraft, ,  out  of  filiss  EUen, 

106,  (352),  ?r57, 484^  524, 642 
2    WoUaton,  b.  c.  by  Tburio,  dam  by  Cavendish,  out  of 

Extra  Number  (h.  b.),  260,  33.8, 470 

4  Woodlark,  br.  g.  by  Skylark,  out  of  Cotttmix,  7,  <53);  71, 

108,  207,  250,  (253),  369,  (451) 

6  Woodman,  br.  h.  by  Vedette,  out  of  Sherwood  Lass,  76, 

(272),  (298),  800,  498,  (505) 


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680 


INDEX. 


S  Wood  Note,  ch.  f .  bj  Cymbal,  out  of  Wood  Queen,  195, 
S67,  994,  31],  362,  (381),  884, 451^  492,  538,541 

4  Wrekiu,  The,  b.  c.  by  Wenlock,  oat  of  Mayoress,  12, 130, 

197,  248,358,368, 508 

5  Wriggle,  b.m.  by  See  Saw,  out  of  Genuine,  67,  97,  154, 

215,  362,(866),  (474),  499 
8   Wytbam,  b.  c.  by  Sir  Bevys,  dam  by  Knie^ht  of  St  Patrick, 
grandam  by  Knowsley,  out  of  Light  of  £rin,  39,  60 

8  Xaintraillbs,  ch.  c.  by  Flageolet,  out  of  Deliane  (bred 
in  France),  145 — tee  also  Continental  Jlaeing 

4  Xarifa,  ch.  f.  by  Coeruleus,  out  of  CJintra,  130,  157,  159^ 

198,  264,  266,  303,438, 482, 548, 550 

5  Xema,  b.  m.  by  Ben  Battle,  out  of  Sea  Gull,  133,440,  551 

2  By  Xbnophon— bl.  1  out  of  White  Witch,  271 

4  Tanko,  b.  g.  by  Plebeian,  out  of  Madeira,  483 

3  Tardley,  ch.  c.  by  Blandford,  out  of  .Sdesia,  194,  217; 

(253),  274,  453,  474,522 
a   Yorkshire  Lad,  b.  g.  by  Syrian,  out  of  Queen  of  Tork, 
304 

8  Young  Hopeful,  b.  or  br.  c.  by  Uncas,  out  of  Dissipation, 
by  Fflzzoletto,  8, 14, 19, 20,88, 90, 118, 125,  312,  (365), 
(368),  382,  (384),  420,  457,  491,  (492) 

2  Young  Tatt,  br.  c.  by  Sykes,  out  of  Tizzie  Whiffler^ 

459 

5  Yule  Tide,  br.  c.  by  Trappist,  out  of  Ghristmas  Fare,  230, 

(324),  326,  (332),  338,  (341),  (343),  423, 441, 484,  (524) 

4  Zadig,  b.  or  br.  c.  by  Lord  Lyon,  out  of  Zara,  (61),  (114) 

3  Zagazig,  ch.  c.  by  Cremome,  out  of  Zee,  57,  70,  197,  (273), 

868, 404,  425, 527 
2   Zaroflo,  b.  c.  by  Pellegrino,  out  of  Zara,  by  St  Albans, 
437.  446,  507,  (509^,  (536) 

2  By  ZBALOT-b.  f.  out  of  Roaebud,  257,  259,  287,  342, 

(343),  398, 462,  497 

4  Zero  (late  Kedlock),  ch.  c.  by  Wenlock,  out  of  Posthuma, 

145,  198,359,368,379,  494 

3  Zigzag,  b.  c.  by  CJhevron,  out  of  Orlanda,  395, 398,  (499), 

548 

a   Zinnia,  b.  m.  by  General  Peel,  out  of  Industry,  552 

5  Zoetrope,  b.  m.  by  Speculum,  dam  by  Lord  Lyon,  out  of 

Sadie,  459, 491 
8   Zorilla,  b.  c.  by  Rosicrucian,  out  of  Salamanca,  383 


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STALLIONS 

JFOR  THE  SEASON  1886. 
 ^  

At  Wareslej  Stad,  near  Hartl<»bnnr  Station  (Great  Western 
Bailway),  Worcestershire. 

ALBERT  VICTOR;  ten  pnbUc  mares,  at  40  sov.  each. 
Groom's  fee,  1  guinea. 
Ap{>1y  to  John  Watson,  Esq.,  or  Thomas  Morton,  Wares- 
ley,  Kidderminster. 

By  telegraph,  to  Waresley,  Hartlebary. 


At  Croft  Stnd  Farm,  near  Darlington, 

BEAUCLERC,  at  50gs  a  mare;  groom*s  fee,  1  guinea. 
Apply  to  John  Winterin^ham,  as  above. 


At  Melton  Constable  Stnd  Farm,  Norfolk, 

BEAU  BRUM  MEL,  by  George  Frederick,  out  of  Ma 
Belle,  will  serve  25  mares,  twsides  his  owner*.<i,  at  15g» 
each  mare,  and  1  guinea  the  groom. 

Apply  to  S.  T.  Cass,  Esq.,  Melton  Constable  Park,  Dere- 
ham. 


At  Hasketon  Paddocks,  one  mile  from  Woodbridge,  a  Station 
on  the  Great  Eastern  Railway. 

BORDER  MINSTREL  (foaled  1880),  by  Tynedale,  out 
of  Glee,  by  Adventurer,  out  of  Sweet  Sound  (lister  to 
Kettledrum),  by  Rataplan;  he  was  probably  the  best  horse  of 
his  year  at  three  years  old.  and  won  all  his  ten  races  over  long 
courses,  including  Ascot  Vase,  Goodwood  Cup  (beating  Coi-rie 
Roy,  Dutch  Oven,  &c.,  &c.)  Twenty  mares  at  25jrM  each, 
and  10«.  Gd.  the  groom;  foaling  mares,  2U.  per  week,  barren 
mares.  \4s. 

G.  Cutting,  groom. 

At  Moorlands  Stud  Farm,  near  York, 

C1AMBALLO  will  serve  a  limited  number  of  mares  at 
J    50  sov.  each.   Groom's  fee,  1  sov. 
ESTERLING,  by  Sterling,  out  of  Apology,  will  serve 
fifteen  public  mares  at  20g8  each.   Groom's  fee,  1  sov. 
All  expenses  to  be  paid  before  removal  of  mares. 
Apply  to  Mr  G.  S.  Thompson,  or  John  Huby,  Stud-groom. 

F  F  3 


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682  ADVERTISEMENTS  OF 


At  Stanton  Stad  Farm,  Shif  nal,  Shropshire, 

BRUCE,  unbeaten  as  a  two  yrs  old,  winner  of  the 
CViterion  anch  Gkand  Price  of  BariB. 
Bruce  is  by  See  Saw,  out  of*  Orine  (sijiter  to  Corrie,  dam 
of  Corrie  Roy,  Bigbland  Chief,  Cataract),  by  Stockwell. 
A  limited  nnmber  of  mares  at  25gs  eax^. 
ZEALOT,  sire  of  Castor,  Martinet,  &Cm  in  his  first  season. 
Zealot  is  by  The  Hermit,  out  of  Zelle  (sister  to  Bathilde, 
dam  of  many  dinners);     Stdokw«ll«^abell»,  by  Eaogh-a- 
Ballagh  (brother  to!  Birdcatcher). 
A  Ufflited  namtwFiof  maDes  at>e5gtfeach. 
Groom's  fee  to  both  horses  one  guinea  ^ach'mare. 
All  expenses  to  be^kl  before  reatcTnJ  of  mares,  if  required. 
Apply  to  Mr  E.  C.  Wadlow,  as  above. 

At  Croft"  Stud  Farm,  near  t)arlington, 

C1HARIBERT  (winner  of  the  Champt^ne  Stakes  at  Don- 
/  caster,  2000g8,  and  nineteen  races  in  all)Vby  Tbormanby, 
out  of  Genrade,  by  Sannterer,  heir  dam;  Queen  Bertha,  by 
Kingston,  will  cover  a  4!tnited  ntimbiE^of  mares  atJWgs  each; 
approved  winners  or  damsufieinners  special  terms.  Groom's 
fee,  1  ifuinea. 
Apply  to  J.  'WiiiteMngteun','a9ftbov«. 

At  Baumber  Park*  •Hoamoastle, 

CCERULEUS  (own  brtjtfrer  tO'Blue  <5own).  by  Beads- 
man, out  of  Bas  Bleu,  by  Stockwell,  her  dam,  V«m- 
tion,  by  Touchstone,  out  of-  Vat,  by  Langar.  He  is  the  sire 
of  mor»  winneos  thnn- losers.  •  Tiwe^ty  Hvfe  mares  affiOgs 
each,  groom's  fee* included. 

HAGIOSCOPE,  by  Speeuk^m,^out  of  Sophia,  by  Maoa- 
otoni,  her  dam^  Zelle  ^lam  of  Zet^t))  bfy /Stockwell,  her  dam, 
tBabetfce  (dam  of  'Bftthiide))  by  Fariigh  a  Ballagh,  «ut  of  Bar- 
^^Murina,  by  PleaipoUntiajpy.  He  is  arwiDnerof  many  races 
over  long  distanees.  T wGnty^&re  taarefrot  ISgSreaci) , groom's 
.iee  included. 

MAR  (brother- to  Marsworth  andr^oeen  Beeh 
Tom;  winner  of  many  races  at  all  distances — ^a  maignifioent 
horse,  standing  16.2.   Thorough  bred  maFOS  at  IQg^^i  and  a 
few  half-bred  mares  at  5g8. 

All  expenaefr to  be. paid 'before  mares  are- removed,  if  re- 
'  quired. 

Apply  to  Mr  W.  Tiiiylor  Sharpen  as \above. 

At  Weston-undeB- Lizard,  near  Shif  nal, 

CHIPPENDALE;  a  limited  nnmber  of  approved  mares 
at  aOgs^Aod  1  guinea  the  .groom. 
Apply,  to  £b  Griffiths,  Esq.,  or  Mr  J.  Wilkes,  as  above. 


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STAI^LIONS. 


m 


'  At  Tttlmonth  House  Paddocks,  Neirmarbet, 

CmLDBRIC,  by  .Scottish  Chief,  out  of  Gertrude,  by 
Saunterer,  out  of  Queen  Bertha  (Wheel  of  Portune's 
dam),  at  24gs  a  mare,  groom's  fee  1  guiuea. 

Apply  to  ..Masses ,  Weatherby,  or  Mr  J.  Paw^on,  jun., 
Queensbeiry  Cottage,  Newmarket. 

Subscriptions  to  be  paid  to  Messrs  Weatherby. 


CL AIRV AUX,  -fifteen  mares  at  60gs  a  mare,  besides  a  few 
of  his  owner's,  and  1  guinea  the  groom. 
Subscriptions  to  be  taken  of  Messrs '  Weath€frby,  6  Old 
Bnrlingtoir  Street,  London,  W. 


At  Mr  Barrow'is  Stud  Paddocks,  Newmarket, 

C10LTNESS  (sire  of  ,sewral  winners),  by  King  Tom,  out 
/  of  OGootts^  .l^  Thormanby,  out  of  -Snoflower  t  (dam  of 
tSunbeam),  by  Bay  Middleton  (by  Sultan,  out  of  Cobweb). 
A  limited  tramber* of  appioved  mares,  at'lOgS'each  mare. 

CoHness,  as  a  two  je&r  old,  won  the  N«w  Slakes  at  Asoot, 
Tidne  820  8ov.>  by  <mo  lengl^,  from  txpirelve-ninnen,  and  ran 
«  dead  heat  for  the  Smssex  Stakes  at  Goodwo^,  Tialue 
160  soy.  As  a  three  year^  did,  mm  the  eigirteeath  Asoot 
Bisnnfal,  <ralfie  71  r  «o¥.,  by  -siK  'leffgths,  beating,  amongst 
d4%ers,  PetTMrc^l-  alto 'the  PiO0t-  Stw^pt^takes^  .Taloe  Q0&.8oy., 
and  the  Racing  Stakes,  200  soy.  at  Goeidwood;  the  Graat 
Te9ksiln*e'S>Mi&eevv<^hie  %^.iiVf^  aA  Yovki  kfpBm.  len^hs;  .the 
Ayv  Gr^ldvCup,  >v«)|ie>  800  sor.  imd  the(8t  Iieger  Stakes,  over 
two  miles,  at  Newmarket,  value  760'sov.,  by  twelve  leaiQths, 
beating  Skylark.  As  a  four  yparold^  won  the  Alexandra 
Plate,  over  three  miles,  at  Ascot,  valve  1150  'Bov*^  by  edgh 
lengths,  and  «he  twenty  •fifth  Beotinck  Memorial  >at'Qood 
wood,  value  9S7  «ov.,  thus  proving  himself 'both  < a  >sptedy 
horse  and  'S»p«ii«n"4»tayer< 

All  applications  to  be  made  to  Mir  W.  Barrow. 

At  Rufford  Abbey,  Ollerton,  Notts., 

D'ESTOURNBL,  by  Parmesan  (by  Sweetmeat),  dam  by 
Chanticleer,  out  of>'Sti«rp8h«K)ter?fl>dam,  by  Langar,  at 
logs  a  mare,  g^'oom's  fee  included. 

-  DRUMHfiAD,  by  The  Dmmmer (by Rataplan,  brothefrto 
Stockwell),  dam,  Refreshment,      (Caterer  (a* son  of -Stock- 
well),  at  lOgs  a  mare,  groom's  fee  inolnded. 
Apply'to  J«meB  Ooaltas,  Stud-groom. 


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684  ADVERTISEMENTS  OF 


The  Warren,  Chichester,  one  mile  from  Chichester  Station, 

EDWARD  THE  CONFESSOR,  by  Hermit,  out  of  The 
Princess  of  Wales  (dam  of  Albert  Victor,  Louif^e  Vic- 
toria, George  Frederick,  &c.),  a  limited  number  of  mares  at 
1 5g8  each  ;  groom's  fee,  one  guinea  each  mare. 

Apply  to  C.  E.  Ormerod,  Esq.,  or  Walter  Tye,  Stud 
Groom. 

At  Easton  Stad  Farm, 

FIDDTjER.  ten  mares  at  10  soy.  each  mare. 
STRATH  AVON,  at  10  sov.  each  mare. 
WILD  TOMMY,  at  10  sov.  each  mare. 
Groom's  fee  in  each  case,  1  sov. 

Apply,  C.  Green,  Stud  Farm,  Easton,  Wickham  Market. 


At  Crafton,  near  Mentmore,  Leighton  Buzzard, 

FOX  HALL;  a  few  approved  mares  at  50gseach. 
DUTCH  SKATER;  at  20gs  each. 
For  further  particulars,  apply  to  Mr  C.  Markham,  as  above. 

Marden.  Deer  Park,  Cftterbam  Valley,  Surrey. 

GEORGE  FREDERICK  (winner  of  the  Derby,  and  sire 
of  Frontin,  Beau  Brumroel,  and  many  other  winners), 
limited  to  thirty  fire  mares  at  .50g8  each. 

BEAUDESEBT (winner  of  the  Middle  Park  Plate,  1879), 
by  Sterling,  out  of  iSeagnll;  limited  to  thirty  five  maiea 
at  25g8  each.  His  ten  yearlings,  sold  at  Marden  in  Jiui» 
last,  averaged  .368gB. 

SEF TON  (winner  of  the  Derby,  1878),  by  Speculum,  out 
of  Lady  Sef  tun  (dam  of  Croxteth,  Liverpool,  &c.) ;  limited 
to  thirty -five  mares  at  26gs  each. 

Three  mareit,  the  property  of  the  same  owner,  taken  for 
the  pi  ice  of  iwo  subscriptions. 

Marden  Park  Station,  seventeen  miles  from  London,  on 
the  London  and  Oxted  Line  (Victoria  and  Charing  Cross)^ 
is  on  the  Stud  Farm,  where  mares  may  be  unboxed. 
Stud  Groom's  fee,  I  guinea  each  mare. 
Apply  to  J  Hume  Webster,  Esq.,  or  A.  J.  Gilbert,  Stud 
Groom. 


At  Stetch worth  Park,  near  Newmarket, 

HAMPTON,  a  limited  number  of  approved  mares,  at 
lOOgB. 

WALLENSTEIN,  by  Waverley.  out  of  Lady  Wallen- 
stein,  by  Lexington,  at  lOgs. 

Groom's  fee  for  each  horse,  W.  U, 

Apply  to  Capt.  Heaton,  Worsley,  Manchester. 


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Lejbonrne  Grange  Stnd  Farm,  West  Mailing,  Kent  (late 
Sir  Joseph  Hawley's  Breeding  Stud). 

("^  ALLIARD  will  serve  twenty  approved  pablic  mares  ai 
T    50gs,  and  \  guinea  the  groom. 

This  horse's  first  foals  are  pronounced  to  he  of  ybvj 
superior  class  in  regard  to  size,  bone,  and  quality,  and  several 
sabscriptioDB  have  in  consequence  already  bden  taken. 

PETER  will  serve  twenty  approved  mares  at  50gs,  aud 
1  guinea  the  groom. 

This  Stud  is  close  to  Mailing  Station,  on  the  London 
Chatham,  and  Dover  Railway,  and  one  hour  and  a  half  only 
from  Victoria. 


At  Belvidere,  Shrewsbury, 

HIGHBORN  (sire  of  Dresden  China,  Lord  Byron,  &c.), 
by  Gladiateur  (winner  of  the  Derby,  St  Leger,  and 
2000gs.  ace.) 

Dam,  Fille  de  I'Air  (winner  of  Epsom  and  French  Oaks^ 
&c  ,  &c.),  by  Faugh  a  Ballagh. 
Ten  approved  mares,  besides  ten  of  his  owner's. 
Terms,  apply  to  Mr  Eyke,  as  above. 


At  Sefton  Stud  Farm,  Newmarket, 

ISONO'vlT,  twenty  foaling  mares  (besides  a  few  of  hi» 
owner's)  at  70g8  each,  and  1  guinea  the  groom. 
Subscriptions  to  be  taken  of  Messrs  Weatherby,  to  whom 
all  fees  and  expenses  most  be  paid  before  the  removal  of  the 
mares. 


At  Portslade  Paddocks,  Brighton, 

LAMMERMOOR  (sire  of  Lncy  AKhton  and  Caltha),  by 
Scottibh  Chief,  out  of  Armada,  by  Buccaneer,  out  of 
Laily  Cbe&terfield,  by  Stockwell,  dam,  Meeanee,  by  Touch- 
stone; twenty  five  mares  (besides  a  few  of  his  owner's),  at 
20gs  a  mare,  and  1  guinea  the  groom. 

Ten  foaling  mares  having  a  Bay  Middleton  cross  will  be 
in.«tured  to  be  in  foal  to  this  horse.  Nominations  to  be  taken 
before  January  1st,  1886. 

Apply  to  Mr  Mannington,'  74  Middle  Street,  Br'ghton,  or 
the  Stud  groom,  Portslacle  Paddocks,  Brighton. 

At  Croft  Stud  Farm,  near  Darlington, 

LAUREATE,  by  Rosicrucian,  out  of  Laura  (dam  of 
Petrarch,  Rotherhill,  Lemnos,  Fraulein,  &c.),  will 
cover  a  limited  number  of  thorough -bred  mares  at  lOgs  each, 
groom's  fee,  1  guinea. 
Apply  to  J.  Winteringham,  as  above. 


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At  Cioft  Stud  Katrin,  near  Darlington, 

LORD  LYONT  (sire  of  Minting),  will  cover  a  limited 
number  of  mares,  at  SOgs  each.  Groom's  fee,  I  guinea. 
Apply  to  J.  Wloteriiiglulm,  as  above. 


AI'Moiridren  Btad  f  «7ii),  Richmond,  Torks, 

MACAROON,  by  "Macaroni,  dam,  Margery  Daw  (dam 
of  See  Saw  and  .Ecossais),  by  Brocket,  out  of  Pro- 
tection, by  Defence;  thoropgh-bred,  mares,  10  guineas,  half- 
bred  mares,  3  guineas. 

Foaling  mares,  23«.  per  week;  barren  mares,  \  7s.  per  week. 
Apply  to  John  TrovwlaJA,  Stud  Groom,  as  above. 


At  MeamAuTBOw's  Stiad  Saddocka,  Newmarket, 

MABDEN  (winner  of  Sandowa  Derby,  &c.),  by  Hermit, 
out  of  Barchettina,  by  Feliou  (by  Ion). 
It  is  probable  the  ftucoesses  achieved  by  Hermit,  St  Simon, 
Buccaneer,  Formosa,  &c.,  are  due  to  .the  cross  of  Ion  blood, 
which  Marden  possesses  both  on  the- sire's  and  dam's  side. 

Gentlemen  owning  Stock  well  or  Melbourne  mares,  requir- 
ing a  cross  of 'Kewmkister  blood,  eombined  with  the  staying 
powers  of  Ion,-  sffv  invited  ixvpstroni^  Mftrden. 

His  first  season's  foals  are  most  promiamg,  and  this -season 
there  are  twenty  mares  certttinly  in  fbal  by  him. 
At  10g9a  majre. 

Apply  to  Mr  Thomas  Brown,  Graham  Place,  Nevi  nMrket. 


Whimple  SUad  Fam,  Whimple  (,hr  and  S.W.  Railway.) 

MISCR,  THB,  by  Hermit,  ont  of  La  Belle  Heline,  by 
St  Albans,  out  of  Teterriraa,  by  Voltigeur,  her  dam, 
£llen  Middleton,  by  Bay  Middleton.   He  is  16  hands  I- inch, 
with  great  bone  and  power.   Will  serve  twenty- five  approved 
mares  at  '?5g8,  and  1  guinea  the  groom. 
Apply  to  Mr  W.  Smith,  as  above. 

At  Myton  Stad  Farmy  near  York, 

ORWICH,  by  St  Albans,  out  of  Hetty,  by  Surplice,  at 
lOgs  a  mare,  and  I  guinea  the  groom  ,*  winners  and 
dams  of  winners  of  200  so  v.  in  one  stake  half  price. 

SYRIAN,  by  Mentmore,  out  of  Princessr,  by  Autocrat,  at 
T5gs  a  mare,  and  1  guinea  the  groom. 

Apply  to  Edward  C.  Munby,  Esq^,  Estates  Office,  My  ton, 
Helperby,  York. 


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At  Cobkam  Stttd  FAvm,  Ottbham,  Sarrey, 

1>ELL  MBLL(8i^eof  Hunry,  Travaacore,  and  many  other 
winners),  by  Y.  M*4bo»rme,  dam,  Mukeshlft,  by  Vol- 
ttgeor,  her  dtim,  MalCeless,  -by  St  Marttin-Lady  Edtn,  by 
Partisan,  at  10  soy.  a  mare. 

Apply  to  the  Slnd  groem.-as  abote. 

At  LanwadeS',  three  miles  from  Newmarket,  and  close  to 

Kennett  StatidOj  on  tbd  Bnry  Line. 
>|2>ETRARCH,  by  Lofd  Olifdeni  out  of  Lwwra,  by  Orlando, 
'L     at  lOOgs.  liord  Olifden  was  byNew minster^The  Slave. 

Apply  to  Mr  WitiiflBls,  Lanwades,  Kennett,  near  New- 
market. 

All  subseriptittiMr  in  be  taken  -  In-  writing  of  Mr  Williams, 
and  all  expenses -to '  be  paid  to'faim  -before  the  removitl  of 
mares,  as  he  is  held  responsible  fc^  the  same.  Several  sub- 
scriptions have  already  beentaken.to  Petrarch. 


At  Whitley  Stud  Farm,  Coventry, 

PKIVATEER,  by  .Adventurer  (Jby  Newminster)^  out  of 
La  Favorita,  by  .Thormanby.  at  XOgs. 
Apply  to  T.  Shipley,  Stud  groom. 

At  Falmouth  Paddocks,  Newmarket, 
T)  ST  RE  AT  (winner  of  A^t  Stakes,  Rous  Afemorial  at 
'ILI/  Ascoty  and  Doncaster  Oap,  1682),  a 'Bay  Horse,  by 
Hermit,  out  of  Quick  March,  by  Rataplan,  her  dam,  Qui 
Vive,  by  Voltigeur;  a  HiMted'nttinber  of  approved  mares  at 
30g«. 

Apply  to  Mr  J.  A.  Dawson,  Qaeettsberry  Cottage,  New- 
market; all  subscriptions  to  be  paid  to  Messrs  Weatherby, 
6  Old  Burlington  Street,  Lobdon,  W. 

At''Be6tfham  House, 

ROBERT  TUB  'DEVIL,  at  '60gs.— The  BUbscription  to 
this  horse  is  fttH. 
REVERBERATION,  at  iSgs. 
CYMBAL,  at  IOg«. 
Groom's  fee,  1  gorhiea. 

AppLy  to  Thos.  Jbhnson;'  Parit  Farm,  Bteenham,' Reading. 

At  Fairfield,  Tdrk, 

ROSEB'BRT,  atf.u<8ov,<eaoh. 
NAPSBURY,  by  Scottish  Chief,  out  of  Mandragora, 
at.  5  sov.  each. 

Groom's  fee  for 'e«ch' horse,  1  sov. 
Apply  to  Gecrrge  Conehman,  as  Above. 


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At  Heath  Farm,  Newmarket, 

ST  SIMON,  at  50g8.— Sabscription  foil. 
TORPEDO,  by  Hermit,  out  of  Stray  Shot  (dam  of 
Martini  and  Sboto?er)  at  10£;s  a  mare;  Groom's  fee,  one 
guinea. 

Apply  to  Mr  M.  Dawson,  Heath  Hoose.  Newmarket 

Hinnington  Stad  Farm,  Shifnal, 

SIR  CHARLES  (winner  of  the  New  Stakes,  at  two  yeara 
old,  beating  Tristan,  Soobell,  and  Iroqnois,  giving  the 
latter  71b),  by  Pero  Gomez,  out  of  Prosperity;  a  limited 
number  of  mares  at  lOgs  each,  three  mares  the  property  of 
the  same  owner  price  of  two. 

WISDOM;  a  limited  number  of  foaling  mares  at  30ga 
each.   Groom's  fee,  1  guinea  to  each  horse. 
.  Apply  to  Arthur  Hoole. 

Stud  Farm,  Tickhill,  Rotherham. 
QILVESTER,  by  St  Albans,  out  of  Silverhair  (dam  6f 
»^    Silvio),  by  Kingston,  her  dam,  England's  Beauty,  at 
1 5gs  a  mare. 

DISCORD,  by  See  Saw,  out  of  Anthem,  by  Cathedral, 
out  of  Melody,  by  Windhound,  at  15g8  a  mare;  he  is  a  big, 
powerful  horse,  and  a  good  periformer. 

STRATH ERN,  bay,  by  Strathconan,  out  of  Charmione, 
by  Orlando,  her  dam,  sister  to  Voltigeur,  at  lOgs;  half  bred 
mares,  5g8.  He  won  the  New  Stakes  and  Royal  Hunt  Cup 
at  Afioot,  besides  other  races. 

Groom's  fee  to  each  horse,  one  guinea. 

Barren  mares,  16« ,  and  foaling  mares,  2\s,  per  week. 

William  Goode,  Stud -groom. 

At  the  Bushy  Paddocks,  Hampton  Court, 

SPRINGFIELD  will  serve  a  limited  number  of  approved 
mares  next  season  at  50gs  each. 
WINSLOW,  by  Lord  Clifden,  out  of  Creslow,  by  King 
Tom;  a  limited  number  of  approved  mares  at  15gs  each. 

CLANRONALD,  by  Blair  Athol,  out  of  Mia,  by  New- 
minster;  a  limited  number  of  approved  mares  at  ISgseach. 

SWORD  DANCE,  by  Tomahawk,  out  of  Duvemay,  by 
Beadsman,  out  of  Cachoca;  a  limited  number  of  approved 
mares  at  lOgseach. 
The  above  prices  include  the  groom's  fee. 
Applications  can  be  made  to  Mr  Edward  Stevens. 

At  High  Wycombe,  Bucks, 
^pOUCHET,  twenty  mares  (in  addition  to  his  owner'a), 
A     at  50g8.  groom's  fee  one  guinea. — Sub8criptiun  full. 
Apply  to  T.  Robinson,  as  above. 


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At  Monlton  Paddockg,  one  mile  from  Nemnarket, 
^WEBTBRBAD,  by  Brown  Bread,  oat  of  Peffar,  by  Ad- 
O  TeDtnrer,  out  of  Oaller  On  (winner  of  Hant  Cop,  Aaeot, 
1882,  Stewards'  Cup,  Goodwood,  1884,  Qoeen's  Plate,  New- 
market, 1883,  and  many  other  races),  a  limited  number  of 
mares  at  SOgs,  and  1  (cuioea  the  groom. 
Apply  to  Mr  Jewitt,  Bedford  Cottage,  Newmarket. 

Kremlin  Paddocks,  Newmarket, 

TIBTHOBPE  will  serve  eight  foaling  maies,  at  50gH  a 
mare,  and  I  sov.  to  the  groom. 
MASK,  thirty  public  mares,  at  50g8  a  mare,  and  1  so?,  to 
the  groom. 

Apply  to  W.  Clark,  Stad  groom,  as  above,  or  Messrs  Wea- 
therby,  6  Old  Barlington  Street,  London,  W. 

At  The  Dnrdans,  Epsom, 

TOWN  MOOR,  at  20gs  a  mare. 
CAMELIARD,  at  5g8  a  mare. 
Apply  to  J.  Griffiths,  as  above. 

At  Sheffield  Lane  Paddocks.  Sheffield, 

TYNEDALE,  by  Warlock,  out  of  Qaeen  of  Tyne,  by 
Tomboy;  six  foaling  mares  at  26gs  each. 
FITZ-JAMBS,  by  Scottish  Chief,  out  of  Hawthorn 
Bloom,  by  Kettledrum,  dam,  Lady  Alice  Hawthorn,  by  New- 
minster,  at  ISgs  a  mare. 

ISHMAEL,  by  Adventurer,  out  of  Lina,  by  Stockwell, 
her  dam,  Selina,  by  Orlando,  at  15gs  a  mare.  Ishmael  won, 
besides  many  other  races  at  all  distances,  the  Great  Tork- 
Bhire  Stakes,  beating  Tristan  and  Cameliard;  Newmarkei 
Stakes,  beating  Great  Carle  and  Maskelyne;  and  Liverpool 
Cup.  In  1884  he  won  the  Ascot  Stakes,  by  twen^  lengths, 
beating  Thebais  and  others;  also,  at  the  same  meeting,  High- 
weight  Handicap,  carrying  lOst,  Newcastle  Handicap,  and  six 
Queen's  Plates,  beating  Hagioscope  and  other  good  horses. 
Apply  to  Messrs  Weatherby,  or  Mr  Joy,  as  above. 

The  Warren  Stud,  Epsom  Downs. 

VALOUR,  a  limited  number  of  approved  mares  at  15gs. 
During  his  racing  career  he  won  sixteen  races,  includ- 
ing four  Queen's  Plates  and  the  Manchester  Cup,  value  over 
2600  sov.,  carrying  Sst  9lb,  top  weight  but  two,  over  one 
mile  and  three-quarters,  defeating  Peter  (second),  Fernandez, 
Cylinder,  Teviotdale,  and  a  iuige  field  of  good  horses;  he 
also  won  the  Mauch  ster  November  Cup,  by  six  lengths,, 
carrying  98t  lOll),  beating  Lm  j  Gl  (tcr*,  Strathblane,  and 
others.    Each  scnfon  his  snbdcription  has  been  full. 

Apply  to  Stud  Groom,  or  Mr  Ellam,  213  Piccadilly^ 
London. 


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At  Bmi^leT^'PaddocIu,  etbmfard, 
WLO0Kvb^!Lo»4  CffiMmi,  ont  bit  ffisbmr's'  chun^  Iry 
f  T     Rataplan  («irt  of  'maay  iraaneis);  at**  dags,  and  I 
cainoathe  rrooon. 

PHILAMMON.  by>6olQii  <(8lBe<of<'Bfirteldiae^acndr>8efto£ 
West  Aiiflt«aUaa>/OQt  of  dSataBdla^  bjr  Wil4  DKyvclV^oalof 
MalToirie,  by  Bay  Mid^letoo.  Wild  Dayrell's  dam  was 
also  by  Bay  Middleton.  'Pbilammon'won  many  Qaeen's  Plates 
and  lon£^-distanoe'raees'hi'Ireki,iid,'aiid  at  7  years  old,  earry- 
ing  9st  7lb,  won  the  Esbetr  Stakes,  beating  VHloiir,  and  a 
large  field  of  bones;  ^e  is  sikMy,  nn  his'^tsi  aeasoB,  the 
sire  of  winners;  at  15gs  a  mare,  and  1  guinea  the  groom. 
•Aho^ 

THUMO  (sire  of  ProtctiSi  and  winner  of  the* Grand  Prix 
de  Paris,  Alexandra  Plate,  and  many  other  races),  by  Tib- 
thorpe,  or  Cremome,  out  of  Terona,  liy  'Orlando  ;.At.20gs» 
and  1  guinea  the  groom. 

All  expenses  to  be  paid  before  ihe  mares  are  .removed. 

Apply  to  the  Stud -groom,  or  Wl'A.  Southwell,  Eisq.,  as 
above. 


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STAtLBS, 

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Derby.  Oc^.  St  Leger*^ 

1778  -      -      -  -      .      -  Holl^daije 

1779  -      -      -  Biidget  Tcttnmy 

1780  Diomed  Teetotum  Rula* 

1781  Yoiin^  Eclipse  Fdith  Sfcrina 

1782  Assassin  Ceres  Imperatrix 

1783  Saltram  Maid  ctf  tjte  Oaks  Phenomenon 

1784  Serjeant  StMla  Omphale 

1785  Aimwell  Trifle  GowsUp 

1786  Noble  '  The  Yello^  Filly  Paeagon 

1787  Sir  Peter  Teazle  Amiette  Spadiile 

1788  Sir  Thomas  Wi^htshade  Yonng  Flora 

1789  Skyscraper  Tag  Pewett 

1790  Rhftdamatithns  Hippolyta  Ambidexter 

1791  Eager  Portia  Yonn^  Travdler 

1792  JohnBnll  Volante  Tartar 

1793  Waxy  Caelia  Ninet^'^three 

1794  Badaltts  Hermione  Beningbrongk 

1795  Spread  B^e  4*latina  Hambletonian 

1796  Didelot  Parisot  Ambrosio 

1797  Br.  c.  by  Fidget  Nike  Lbnnger 

1798  Sir  Harry  Beillissittia  Symmetay 

1799  Arehdnke  BelKna  .Go<*fighter 

1800  Champion  Ep^iemcra  Champion 

1801  Eleanor  Eleanor  'Qniz 

1802  Tyrant  Scotia  OrviHe 

1803  W.'s  Ditto  TheOpfeania  Rfemembrancer 

1804  Ram^bal  P^sse  Saniiho 
1806  CardinfiiBeaufort  Meteora  IBtavdey 

1806  Paris  BrottJee  FyWener 

1807  .Election  Briseis  Panlina 

1808  Vm  Morel  Petronins 


♦  In  1776  a  sweepstakes  on  exactly  the  same  conditions  of 
that  which  was  afterwards  named  the  St  Leger  wasr  won  at 
Donca&ter  by  Ld  Rockingham's  br.  f.  by  Sampson,  and  in 
1777  by  Mr  Sotheron*s  Bourbon;  but  the  first  St  tiger,  so 
cabed  at  the  time,  was  won  by  HoUandaise. 


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Elis 
Mango 
Don  John 
Charles  the  Xllth 
Launcelot 
Satirist 
Blue  Bonnet 
Nutwith 

Faugh-a-Ballagh 
The  Baron 
Sir  Tatton  Sykes 
Van  Tromp 
Surplice 

TheFlyingDutch- 

man 
Voltigeur 
Newminster 
Stockweli 
West  Australian 


Digitized  by 


693 


1854 
1855 
1856 
1857 
1868 
1859 
1860 
1861 
1862 
1863 
1864 
1865 
1866 
1867 
1868 
1869 
1870 
1871 
1872 
1873 
1874 
1875 

1876 


Derby, 
Andorer 
WildDayrell 
Ellington 
Blink  Bonnj* 
Beadsman 
Mas j  id 
Thormanby 
Kettledrom 
Caractaeus 
Macaroni 
Blair  Athol 
Gladiatenr 
Lord  Lyon 
J  lermit 
Blue  Gown 
Pretender 
Kingcraft 
Favoniufl 
Cremome 
Doncaster 


1877 
1878 
1879 
1880 
1881 
1882 
1883 


Oaks. 

Mincemeat 

Marchioness 

Mincepie 

Blink  Bonny 

Ooyemess 

Sommerside 

Butterfly 

Brown  Dnehess 

Fen  de  Joie 

Queen  Bertha 

Fille  de  P Air 

Regalia 

Tormentor 

Hippia 

Formosa 

Brigantine 

Gamos 

Hannah 

Reine 

Marie  Stnart 


George  Frederick  Apology 


Galopin 
Kiaber 


Silvio 
Sefton 
Sir  Bevys 
Bend  Or 
Iroquois 
Shotover 
St  Blaise 
iftft^  )  Gatien) 
******  I*  Harvester  I 
Melton 


1885 


Spinaway 
I  *Enguerrande ) 
\  •Gamelia  j 
Flacida 
Jannette 

Wheel  of  Fortune 
Jenny  Howlet 
Thebais 
Geheimniss 
Bonny  Jean 

Busybody 

Lonely 
•Biyided  after  a  dead  heat 


St  Leger, 
Ent.  of  St  Georgt 
Saucebox 
Warlock 
Lnperieuse 
Sunbeam 
Gamester 
St  Albans 
Caller  Ou 
The  Marquis 
Lord  Clif  den 
Blair  Athol 
Gladiateur 
Lord  Lyon 
Achievement 
Formosa 
Pero  Gomez 
Hawthomden 
Hannah 
Weniock 
Marie  Stuart 
Apology 
Craig  Millar 

Petrarch 

Silvio 
Jannette 
Rayon  d'Or 
Robert  the  Devil 
Iroquois 
Dutch  Oven 
Ossian 

The  Lambkin 
Melton 


WINNERS  OF  THE  NEWMARKET  CHALLENGE 
CUP  AND  WHIP. 

The  Challenge  Cup. 
Purchased  in  1768,  by  subscription  of  5g8.  each,  25 
subscribers.   For  conditions,  see  p.  lxi. 

No.  of  No.  of 
subs.  etarters. 

1 768  Mr  Vernon's  Marquis,  by  the  Godol- 

phin  colt,  aged  -  -  -    4  4 

1769  Mr  Shafto's  Goldfinder,  by  Snap,  5  yrs   6  6 

1770  Mr  Shafto's  Goldfinder,  6  yrs    w.  o. 


y  Google 


em 

No.  of  No.  of 
«Qb8.-  Btartera. 

1771  H.B.H.  VM  Cumberlahd's  Jimiper,  4yr8.  •  8  6 

1772  Ld  Osaory's  Circe,  by  yktifiihsm,  4  yw  -    S  2 

1773  Mr T-oley's  Pumpkin,  by  Matcfeem,  4  yrs.  5  3 

1774  Ld  Grosvenor's  Mexico,  by  Siiap,  <yr8  -4  3 

1775  Ld  Gro&venor's  Sweetbriar,  6^  -  2  w.o. 
1777  Ld  Ossory'g  Dorimant,  by  Otifeo,  5  yrs    ^  w.o. 

1 779  Ld  Grosyenor's  PotSo's^  by  Eiiipse,  6  yi»  —        w.  o. 

1780  Ld  Grosvenor's  PotSo^i,  aged'-i  -  - —  w.o. 

1827  Mr  Wyndbam  chalgd  ;w^ith  sealed  nom.  -   ^ot  acceptedr 

1828  Mr  Scott  Stonehewer- challj^ged  with 

sealed  nomination  -  -  .not  accepted^ 

1829  Ld  S'efton  challenged  with  seized  nom«  -   DiOt  accepted 

1 830  Sir  M, Wood's  Lucetta,  by  Beveller,  4  yrs  ^     reed.  ft. 

1 83 1  X>d  Chesterfield's  Priam,  by  Ewilius,  4  yrs   2     reed.  ft. 

1832  Sir  M.  Wood's  Camarine,  by  JtmipeT. 

4  ^rs  •  -  -  3  reed.  ft. 
1834  D.  of  Cleveland  chalngd  with  fiealednoDv*  not  accepted 
1838'  Col.  Peel  challenged  with  sealed  nom.  -  not  accepted 
1849  Ld  CLifden  challenged  with  sealed  nom,   not  accepted 

1856  Ld  Zetland's  FandaAgp^ by  Bfurnton,  5  yi:s   2  2 

1857  LdClifden  challenged  with  M<Blia8afc4»yT^  not  accepted 

1861  Ld  Strathmore  and  Mt  G,  W.  Titzwilliam  challenged 

with  Monravieff  "and  Wallace,  and  the  challenge 
notheing  accepted,  it  waa  dodared  a  mvtoh  between 
them,  but  they  aftferFardaagreed  to  be  off,  aad  thor 
cup  waa  retained  by ,  Ld  CUf  den. 

1862  Sir  J.  Hawley  chalgd  with  Asl^roid,  4  jxs   not  accepted 

1863  Ld  W.  Powlett  challang^d  with  Tun  Whiffler,  4  ynr 

and  the  challehge  was  -acc^ted,  but  the  match  waa 
af  temards  off  by  eonsenjt. 

1865  M.  of  HastiJigs's  Ackwojth,  .by  Fazzo- 

letto,  4  yrs       -  -  -    2        w.  o. 

1866  Hi  of.  Hastings's  The  Duke,  by  Stack- 

well,  4  yrs       -  -  -   2       w.  o. 

1 86 7  to  1 8B0  inclusiYe-«-not  challeoged  ior, 

1881  Mr  Yyner  challenged  with  seded  nom.  -   not  accepted 

1882  D..  of  Beaufort's  PeUooe),  by-Mwieti, 

5  yrs  -  -  -  -    2     reed.  ft. 

1883  D.  of  Beaufort's  Faugh  a-Ballagh,  4  yra    2     reed  ft. 

1884  not  challenged- <or. 

1 885  D.  .of  Hamiltoii  chalngd  wltfa  sealed  nom.   not  aoeepted 


Wiling  of  the  Newmarket  Challenge  Whip. 

17^4  (Spr.)  HiK.BL   D.  .  of  Cumbertaiid's 

Dumplin,  by-Cade^l^god  ,    -   2  2 


Digitized  by 


m 

No.  of  Kg.  of 
snbs.  starters. 

1768  (Spr.)  Ld.,Roctogl|wa^»  Mtfte^^ 

-Sampson,  aged.     -  -   2  2 

1770  (Spr.)  Ld'  (^^ToBvenetra.'  Gtsaeradi, ;  hj/ 

Cripple,  aged  .     -  -   2  2 

1775  (Spr.)  Ld  GvMwniov^a  Sweat  Wiitiam^ 

by  Syphon,  6  yw  -  -    2  2 

1777  (Oct.)  Mr;  :Pig(>tt*s.  Shark  seed..  lOOgs.! 

•  comp.  and  Ld  Gr«>S¥en<»  'kept 
the  Whipr  -  -  2 

1778  (Spr.)  Mr  Pigott's  Sha^l^  by,  Marabe,  a.   3  2 
l78d  .<Sp]L).  I<dGi%l»vldn«ff^siPoii8o.%byS(dip6e»; 

.  ftgp^-'  «.  -    2  2 

17«»'(Oct.)i.MrParker'sAnvil,byHerod,i8yw  3  3 
1786  (Oct.)  Afr  05Kelly/».  vDoiifaimon,  by 

-Eclipse,  6  yrs  -      -  -    3  S 

1792  (Oct.)  D^f  ]Bedioiti?&D««i80P>y  W«R}d-F. 

-pecker,  5-yrs        -  -   3  3 

1794  (Spr.)  Mr:  WlWBton^s  €oriaiideff;  i)y 

-PotSo's,  aged  >  2  2 

1795  (Spr.)  Id  BtLtlksiftk0n  tehaUettg^d^'wijtliT 

St  Greorge,  ^  yra.  r-  -  -   not  accepted 

1795  (Oct.)  LdSaek^/chaUengedwkh  SiU 

-Carr,  6  yrs  -  -   not  accepted 

180B  <Spr.>.Ld  GroflfveaQv .  ohalUa^gied  wkk- 

Viol«nte,>5  -      -  not  accepted 

1815  (Spr.).>ME  Wats(»«bflUi»iigQd^'«ath^P^ 

dos,  9,yv&  *^  -  -  not  accepted 

1883  (Octt);  MrLechmereCborltoachaUong^d 

ynth  Mfliatec  HemTy,  aged  -  not  accepted 
18S3 .  (S^v.)  Ld  Foley  challenged  withSnltaa, 

-aged.         -  -      -  not  aeeepted 

1827  (Spr.)  Ld:AA9on.cbaUtfngi9dwitb^go, 

6  yrs  -  -      -   not  accepted 

1828  (Oct.)  Cdl.  Wilaeb's  Lamplighter,  by 

Merlin,  S-yrs^- :  -      -   2     reed,  ft 

1829  (Oct.)  Mr  G]idly's;Maifi!ekike>r  V7  Parti* 

san,  5  yrs.    '        ^  -   2  2 

1830  (Oct)  J>.  ol  BtitlAUd'tf  Cadlioid^.by  ^ 

drew,  6  yrs  -  -   2  2 

1831  (Spr.)  Ld  Chiftsterfield  challenged  with 

Zitig^atiee)  6  ^  -      -  not  accepted 

18«a''(0ct.>.  Sir  M.  'Wood  challenged  whh 

Camaruie,  jl^yrs    -  not  accepted 

1834  (Spv.)  Mr  Biggs  /chaUei|g«d.with  Little 

Ked  Rover,  ag/ef^  -      -   not  accepted 

.1834  (Oct.)  Ld  Chesterfield  rchaUenged  with 

Glancus,  4.  yrs  '     -  -   not  accepted 


Digitized  by 


696 

No.  of  H».  of 
sabs.  Btarfcen. 

1835  (Oct.)  Ld.  Jersey  challenged  with  Glen- 

coe,  4  yrs      -  -      -   not  accepted 

1838  (Oct.)  D.  of  Rutland  challenged  with 

Bat-trap,  4  yrs      -  -  not  accepted 

1840  (Spr.)  Capt.  Rons  challenged  with  St 

Francis,  5  yrs  -      -  not  accepted 

2843  (Oct.)  Mr  J.  Day  challenged  with  St 

lAwrence,  6  yrs     -  -   not  accepted 

1846  (Spr.)  Mr  Moore  challenged  with  sealed 

nomination   -  -  not  accepted 

1847  (Oct.)  Mr  J.Day  chalngd  with  sealed  nom.  not  accepted 
1851  (Spr.)  SirRPigotchallengedwithEsse- 

darins,  5  yrs         -  -   not  acc^ted 

1853  (Oct.)  Mr  Motris's  Kmgston,  by  Veni- 

son, 4  yrs-      -  -      -   4  3 

1854  (Oct.)  Ld  Exeter's  Stockwell,  by  The 

Baron,  5  yrs         -  -   2  2 

1856  (Spr.)  Ld  Zetland  challenged  with  Fan- 

dango, 4  yrs  -  -      -   not  accepted 

1857  (Oct.)  Mr  J.  B.  Starky  challenged  with 

Fisherman,  4  yrs  -  -  not  accepted 

1858  (Oct.)  Mr  Merry  challenged  with  Sann- 

terer,  4  yrs  -  -   not  accepted 

1859  (Oct.)  Mr  Merry's  Saunterer,  6  yrs      -   2     reed.  ft. 

1 860  (Spr.)  Mr  Merry's  Special  Licence,  6yrs   3  2 

1860  (Oct.)  Mr  Merry's  Special  Licence,  6  yrs   4  3 

1861  (Spr.)  Ld  Strathmore  challenged  with 

Monravieff ,  4  yrs  -  -   not  accepted 

1861  (Oct.)  Mr  Merry  challenged  with  Thor- 

manby,  4  yrs        -  -  not  accepted 

1862  (Oct.)  Sir  J.  Hawley's  Asteroid,  4  yrs  -  2  reed,  ft 
I86a  (Oct.)  Mr  S.Tbellnsson  challenged  with 

"Bally  Edmond,  5  yrs  -   not  accepted 

1864  (Oct.)  Mr  W.  G.  Craven  challenged 

^ith  Y.  Rapid,  3  yrs  -   not  accepted 

1866  (Spr.)  Ld  Portsmouth's  Sydmonton,  by 

'Vengeance,  4  yrs   -  -    2        w.  o. 

1 866  ( Oct.)  MrSutton  chalgdwith  EUand,  4yrs   not  accepted 

1867  (Oct.)  Mr  Chaplin's  Rama,  4  yrs         -   2  w.o. 

1868  to  1874  inclusive— not  challenged  for. 

1875  (8pr.>  Sir  J.  D.  Astley's  Scamp,  by  The 

Rake,  4  yrs  -  -   2        w.  o. 

1876  (Oct.)  Mr  W.  S.  Crawfurd  challenged 

with  Craig  Millar,  4  yrs       -   not  accepted 

1877  Not  challenged  for. 

1878  (Oct.)  Mr  F.  Gretton  challenged  with 

Pageant,  aged     -      -      -   not  accepted 


Digitized  by 


697 


1879  Not  challeDged  for. 

1880  (Oct)  Prince  Soltjkoff  challenged  with 

ThnriOySyrs- 

1881  (Oct.)  D.  of  Beaufort  challenged  with 

Petronel,  4  yrs 

1882  (Oct.)D.  of  Beaufortli  Petronel,  6  yrs 

1883  (Oct.)  D.  of  Beaufort's  Faagh-a<Ballagh, 

4  yrs  - 

1884  (Spr.)  D.  of  Beaafort'sFaagh-a-Ballagh, 

6  yrs  - 

1884  (Oct)  D.  of  Hamilton's  Cosmos,  4  yrs  - 

1885  (Spr.)  D.  of  Hamihon's  Cosmos,  6  yrs- 
1885  (Oct.)  Baron  de  Itothschild's  Lavaret, 

4  yrs     -  -  " 


No.  oC  No.  of 
Mbt.  ■tartsn. 


-  not  accepted 

not  accepted 
2     reed.  ft. 


-  2 

2 
2 
8 

-  2 


Table  showing  the  nnmber  of  races  of  different  distances  in 
Great  Britain  in  the  undermentioned  years,  including  the 
races  in  Ireland  as  reported  in  the  English  Racing 
Calendar: 


Distance. 

1880 

1881 

1882 

1883 

1884 

1885 

8 

Over  ^  mile  and  under  I  mile 

1148 

Five  farloDgs  and  ander  six 

*843 

877 

t821 

765 

787 

Six  forlongs  &  under  1  mile 

277 

284 

241 

248 

258 

238 

238 

226 

344 

333 

349 

Over  a  mile  and  under  two. . 

193 

191 

190 

202 

191 

183 

Two  miles  and  under  three  . 

64 

67 

53 

75 

66 

56 

Three  miles  and  under  four . 

9 

9 

8 

11 

8 

10 

2 

2 

4 

4 

4 

4 

Total  

1662 

1617 

1642 

1698 

1615 

1647 

*  This  iDcladea  one  race  of  fear  forloDgs  and  a  half, 
t  This  inoladea  a  match  of  half  a  mile. 


Vol.  CXIII. 


O  o 


Digitized  by 


TJLBtB  showing  the  namber  of  Hbrtet  of  different  ages 
that  have'  ran  in  .th^r  mitrmcniianad  - jr^aoi^ 


Ye$n, 

Year* 
Unfit 

Two 

Three 

u|nr  (fills. 

1797 

46. 

161 

122r 

2M 

.  89;^ 

1803 

81 

117 

108. 

280 

Ad6 

1807 

83 

230 

148 

280 

691 

1813 

66 

324 

188 

264 

821 

1817 

78 

809 

174 

239 

800 

1822 

113 

286 

194 

887 

988 

1827 

143 

861 

210 

463 

1166 

1833 

200 

896 

287 

407 

1239 

1837 

316 

326 

210 

462 

13l:i 

1848 

218 

884 

236 

466 

1289 

1849 

264 

419 

264 

378 

1816 

1869 

9 

676 

496 

340 

334 

1645 

6oa. 

621t 

.  aD2,. 

286 

1717 

1861 

661* 

650. 

2i4 

,  342. 

1767 

1862 

626 

628 

29.1 

381 

1826 

1869 

643 

610 

291 

393 

188.7 

1864 

664 

648 

298 

438 

19i8 

XML. 

669 

672 

364 

447 

2042 

1866 

729 

672 

869 

449 

2109 

1867 

762 

661 

408- 

687 

3469 

1868 

844 

631 

418 

617 

2510 

1869 

842 

678 

4tiBi 

617 

268-4 

1870 

8or 

709  1 

440/. 

611 

2669 

1871 

732 

740 

460- 

601 

3483 

1872 

69^ 

6i21f 

883. 

390 

209S 

1873 

694 

602 

86ft' 

4A7. 

2079 

1874 

710 

672 

820- 

868 

196S 

1875 

784* 

660 

364 

1876 

769 

692 

303 

390 

2064. 

1877 

80»^ 

604 

818 

330 

2067 

1878' 

878 

618 

a2a:: 

291 

2097 

1879 

844 

68a 

814 

8W 

2113 

1880 

820 

610.  1 

818. 

288 

2026 

Digitized  by 


699 


Yean. 

Year- 
lings. 

Two 
Yean. 

Three 
Yean. 

Four 
Years. 

Five  and 
upwards. 

Total. 

1881 

'  587" 

'304 

27^ 

'  1970 

188S 

840 

553  , 

252 

271 

1916 

1883 

859 

6or^ 

292 

U2 

2070 

1884 

840 

•  294 

276 

1982 

1885 

883 

279 

293 

2033 

The  Irish  horsefl  are  not  mcludea  prior  lo  1849.  In  1843 
113  horses  ran  in  tho,  Smh  i«Q9Si^repoEfced:>  in  the  English 
Racing  CaUndar. 

Since  thdAntnAn. 1867  Hardli«rMum»tote4iot  bMn.in^ 
eluded  in  tha  foregoing  Tables,  and  sinoer^bto  «iid<of  Jiily^ 
1871,  Haatora?  Raced  x>n  the  flat  ha¥e  not/bMiK>inGiKded. 


The  total  value^dli stakes  won  daring-lto5^  ooloulMedmeu 
cording  to  Rule  XI  (iii),  exclusive  of  nltttchfes 'and -private 
sweepstakes  (which  amounted  to  -MOO)  waSi^ui  England, 
£404,484  Is.  6d.,  in  Scotland,  £8779  68.,  and  in;I^»}an4,• 
£l0,549  98.  2d. 

In  ia74  thet  auKiiint  -won  inr-stldBfibi  l^^b^in  Edglatad, 
£Se6$9ft8<19^,  in  4Seotland,  £8Sl  6,  andiiti  Mutld,'  £1  l',8T6l 

In  1884  the  aniouots  wiDlre^hi  lSttg^iiiids  £381,857  17s.,  in 
Scotland,  £79l6  4b.,  and  in  Ireland,  £10,447  9s.  2d. 

These  sums  do"  not  include  prizes  tb  seoocid  and  third 
horses. 


G  G  2 


Digitized  by 


LIST    OF  FOALS 

or 

1886. 


Got  by  THE  ABBOT. 


Br.  c.  ont  of  StiDroom  Maid 

B.  f .  oat  of  Black  Star 
Ch.  c.  out  of  Dorothy 

C.  (dead),  dam  bj  Victorions,  out  of 
Wanelon       -  -  - 

B.  f .  out  of  Black  Corrie 


Brbbdbr. 
Mr  J.  Brown 
Mr  H.  Chaplin 
Mr  B.  Drage 


Mr  C.  T.  Scott 
Hr  Weatherby 


ALBERT  EDWARD. 


B.f.  out  of  Truth 

Oh.  c.  out  of  Grenade- 

Ch.  c.  out  of  Ismailia 

Ch.  c.  out  of  Hopper  - 

Ch.  f .  ont  of  Mistress  of  the  Robes 

B.  f .  ont  of  Ormolu  - 

B.  c.  ont  of  Syrian  Princess 

Ch.  c.  out  of  Silver  Bell 

F.  (dead)  out  of  Minnie  Oye 

B.  f .  out  of  Confiscation 


Mr  H.  W.  Freeman 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

Mr  J.  Gregory 
(}apt.  J.  D.  Sherston 


ALBERT  VICTOR. 


Ch.  c.  out  of  Lady  Grace 
Ch.  c.  out  of  Miss  Zay 
Ch.  f .  out  of  Pompano 
Br.  f.  out  of  Sacrilege 
Ch.  f .  ont  of  Assay  - 
Ch.  c.  out  of  Puff 
C.  (dead)  out  of  La  Favorita  - 
B.  c.  out  of  Time  Test 

B.  f .  out  of  Camelia  - 

Ch.  f.  out  of  Chevil  Grove  - 

C.  (dead)  out  of  Devonia 
Ch.  or  gr.  f .  out  of  Euxine  - 
C.  (dead)  out  of  Energetic 

B.  c.  Pompilus,  out  of  Fishfag 
Ch.  c.  Matlin,  out  of  Farina  II- 


Mr  A.  C.  Barclay 
Mr  J.  W.  Gosden 
ditto 
ditto 

Mr  C.  W.  Lea 
ditto 

Mr  A.  J.  Schwabe 

Mr  G.Tyrrell  . 

Mr  J.  Watson 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 


Digitized  by 


701 


Ch.  c.  oat  of  Flora  Mclvor- 

Cb.  f.  oat  of  Ladj  Margarette 

Ch.  c.  out  of  Mitre-Oak  - 

B.  c  oat  of  Praxidice 

Ch.  f .  oot  of  Pinaater 

Ch.  f.  oat  of  Pasqain- 

Cb.f.  out  of  Pink  Thorn  - 

B.f.  oat  of  School  Qirl 

F.  (dead)  out  of  Silver  Pise 

B.  c.  out  of  Velindra- 

B.C.  out  of  The  White  Ladjr 


-  Mr  J.  Watson 
•  ditto 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 


ALL  BIGHT. 

B.  f.  out  of  Masketrj       -  •   Mr  S.  Wilkinson 

ALTTOB. 

Ch.  c.  oat  of  MiB8  Florence  •   Mr  P.  Genge 

AN  ABAB. 

C.  (dead)  dam  by  Adventarer,  oat  of 

Sweetest       -  -  -   Mr  H.  J.  Mills 


APOLLO. 
Br.  c.  oat  of  Miss  Elizabeth 
Ch.  f .  out  of  Tallia  - 
Ch.  f.  oot  of  Coup  de  Soleil 
B.  c.  out  of  La  Trappe 

ARBITRATOR  (in 
Br.  c.  out  of  Oriflamme 
Br.  f .  out  of  Pemmican 
B.  f.  oat  of  Kate- 
B.  c.  out  of  Sweet  Berry 
B.  or  br.  f .  oat  of  Mitherleas  Bairn 
Br.  f .  out  of  Gazelle  - 
B.  or  br.  e.  oat  of  Hasty  Girl 
Ch.  f .  out  of  Lizzy  - 
B.  c.  out  of  My  Jewel 
B.  f .  out  of  Belle  of  the  Ball  - 
Ch.  c.  oot  of  Pinnace 
B.  c.  oat  of  Chance  - 
Ch.  f.  oat  of  Vesper 
B.  c.  oat  of  Miss  Theo 
B.  c  ont  of  Theodora 
B.  f.  ArbitresSf  out  of  Antoinette 
Ch.  f.  Deception,  out  of  Solesky 


-  Mr  T.  Carr 

-  Mr  M.  Dawson 

-  Mr  Lort  Phillips 

-  Mr  C.Wood 

Lreland). 

-  Capt.  Boycott 

-  ditto 

-  Major  Banbury 

-  ditto 

-  Mr  M.  Caraher 

-  Mr  Jas.  Caseidy 

-  Mr  Jno«  Connolly 

-  MrJ.  Costello 

-  Mr  W.  Donne 

-  Mr  H.  £.  Linde 

-  Capt  G.  M.  Maher 

-  Ld  Mayo 
•  ditto 

-  Mr  £.  Moore 

-  ditto 

-  Mr  D.  M.  O'Ferrall 

-  ditto 


Digitized  by 


B.  or  Imt;  L  WtM'Money,  out  oL^Kf^ 

veller'sJoy   -  -  i/Mri^  Rjrid 

Ch.f.  out  of  QwwAia  .  «      -  )Br  S.  SmiAwok 

Br.  f.  out  of  LiMljriLyiiburjL  •  ,.Mj..T»affe 

Ch.f.  out  of  LftiFfiiponue        n       -.mMi?iH.  W»ifmg 
B.  f .  out  of  T«iiimm .      «  I  i  ditto 

ASCETIC  (ralrri4»4). 
Ch.  f.  Poor  Clwe't'oxA  of  DeodM     -  Mp'BliHauiMm 

B.  c.  out  of  Yessel           •     .      -  Mr  T.  Laviugton 
Ro.  f.  out  of  Aunt  Fantiy        -      -  Mr  A.  Taylor 
Cb.  c.  €lam  by  Mortemer,  out  of -High- 
land Lassie          ....  ditto 

LAWFULLY  JOWJr  (B*ri)). 

B.  f.  out  of  Corybantica  -      -   Ld  Harrington 
Ch.  f.  out  of  Violet          •  -  ditto 

»BACCHirS  (in  Ireland). 

C.  (dead)  out  of  Maggie  -  -  Mr  M.  Molony 
Br.  f.  out  of  Violetta-^  .  •  -  Mr  Jno.  Power 
<5r.  f.  dam  by  Orey  Ployer,  iCOifc'.of 

Maggie  -  -  -      -  ditto 

BALFE. 

Br.  f .  out  of  Canonical  -  -  Mr  H.  SmaUwood 

Br.  c.  out  of.Mifiii'liett^    •  *  ditto 

B.  or  br.  o<  out  of  Bay  Agnes  -  -  Mr  Jas.  Snarry 

B.  or  br.  c.  out  of  Brown  Sugar  -  Priiwie  Soltyfeoff 

BALIOL  (in  Ireland). 
Ch.  c  out  of  Gcmstancy         •      -   Mr  M.  Ckraher 
Ch.  c.  out  of  J^ly   .  ^   CoLJ.  Lloyd 

B.  or  hr.  f.  4»at.<)f  Expectation  -      -  ditto 
B.  c,  out  of  Amelia.      .  -  -  CoL  R,  Thoaso 

B.  c,  out  of  Tvitter  -  -      -  ditto 

,BALLINDRUM  (in  Ireland). 

B.  c.  Bvnw  Pnincer-ovLtot  Belle  Reine  Mr-Goorga  Low 
Ch.  c.  Bon  WamioTt  out  of  Queen  of 

the  Bath       -  -  •  ditto 

.  BALCiliEIDAR. 

C.  (dead }  out  of  Isochromd-  -   Mr  H.  W.  Fieema 


Digitized  by 


7M 


BARCALDINE. 
F.  oat  of  Polfy  Perkins  . 
B.  f.  ootiof  (Satodr'Faire 
Ch.  c.  oat  of  GbBfllet 
B.  or  br.  c.  oat  of  Pomoiia 
B.  f.  oat  of  Love.  Apple  « 
•B.i.  oat  of  FraiwMs  -  .      -  . 

O.  oat'of  R>loiai0B 
Ch.    oat  of  Miss^Edith 
B.f.  ootof  Ltdj 'Boflttbery. 
Ch.  f.  out  of  MjtliBij'  '  - 

B.  c  out  of  Katherine 
F.  (dead)  out  of  Wobdqiiost  - 
Br.  c. .  oat     Roy^l  Letter  - 
B.C.  a«t  of^Lt^oKjIowrie 
B.  f  .  oirt  of  Rosabad  . 
B.  or  br.  f .  oot  of  Qymmetrj 
B.  f.  oat  of  Paadore 


iMrC.Ij.JBUi0an 
UHMttinflton 

ditto 

/Mr  tR.  Peck. 
ICr  T.  PiiilUps 
ditto 

(&frJ^'W.13aiiih 

JMt  Blamford 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

dilto 

ditto 

ditto 

SicTattoQ^ykes 
Mr  Hwno  Webster 


BAREFOOT. 


B.  c.  oat  of  AUbama 
B.  c.  oat  of  CoontesB  - 
B.  f.  oat  of  Goodlftss 
B.  c.  out  of  Leiattita  * 


-  Mr  C.  E.  Famr 
•  Mr  T.&  Grundy 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 


BEAXUS,  son  of  Ethus  (in  Ireland). 
Gh..e..oiitof  Bliaker        -  -  Ld  Howth 

.AEAU  BRUMMEL. 
B.  f.  oat  of  Cheeascake     -  -   Mr  H.  J.  Bailey 

B.  or  br.  c.  out  of  Stella  -      -  ditto 

B.  f.  out  oC  Maidenhair     -  -   Mr  Lyde  Benson 

B.  c.  out  of  Cfaaraile  •    '        -      -   Mr. Benton 

BEAUCLERC. 
Br.  contof  Eliza     -  -  - 

B.  f,  out  of  Granada 
F.  Cdead)  oat  of  Select 
Br.  c.  oat  of  Sandstone 
B.  c.  out  of  Flora  .Maodonald  - 
B.  f.  oat  of  Rebecca 
Br.  or  bl.c.  out  of  Lanjaron  - 
Br.  c.  Nunmlcky  ont  of  Stella 
B.  f .  dam  by  Blue  XJown — Phillina  - 
B.  e.  ont  of  Princess  Xatinka 
B.  or  br.  c.  out  of  Ekjnaoimity  • 
B.  c.  out  of  My  Lady 
B.  c  out  of  Queen  of  the  Meadows  - 


Mr  H.  J.  Bailey 
Mr  G.A:  Baird 
Mr  J.  M.  Brooks 
Mr  Jas.  Cowan 
MrW,  J.  Dore 
Mr  J.  Oretton 
ditto 

Mr  H.  A.  Harrison 
Mr  J.  G.  Baird  Hay 
Sir  R.  Jardlne 
Mr  A.  Mclntyre 
ditto 
ditto 


Digitized  by 


704 


Br.  f.  oat  of  Enreka 
Br.  c.  ont  of  Starvation 
B.  f.  oat  of  Dresden  China* 
Br.  f .  oat  of  Caper  Saace 
B.  or  br.  f.  out  of  Madame  Do  Barry 
B.  c.  ont  of  Lady  Anne 
B.  f.  ont  of  Blue  Bell 
B.  c.  out  of  Queen  Mab 
B.  or  br.  f .  out  of  Fortress^ 
Br.  e.  out  of  Oblivion- 
B.  or  br.  c.  oat  of  Dlcollet^ 

BEAUDESERT. 

Ch.  f .  ont  of  Mishap 
B.  f.  out  of  Mountain  Dew 

B.  c.  out  of  Lunette 

C.  (dead)  out  of  The  Inch 
Br.  c.  out  of  Cornelia 
B.  c  out  of  Coronella- 
Ro.  c.  out  of  Lizzie  Greystock 
Br.  f.  out  of  Mademoiselle  Eglantine- 
Ch.  c.  out  of  North  Star 
B.  c.  out  of  Rniford  Maid  - 
B.  f .  out  of  Sartorelle- 
Br.  c.  out  of  Venice 
Ch.f.  out  of  Maud  Victoria 
B.  f.  out  of  Gertrude 


Mr  R.  Peck 
Mr  Bennett  Pell 
Mr  C.  Perkins 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 

Mr  A  .H.Smith-Barry 
Mr  W.  Stevenson 
Sir  Tatton  Sykes 
Mr  H.  Waring 
ditto 


Mr  H.  Arnold 
Mr  C.  W.  Jousiife 
Mr  T.  Robinson 
Mr  Hume  Webster 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 

Gen.  Owen  Williams 


BELLEROPHON  (in  Ireland). 
B.  c.  BarorCs  Heir,  out  of  Songstress  Mr  George  Low 

BEN  BATTLE. 

Br.  f.  out  of  Ischia   -  -  *    -  D.  of  Beaufort 

Bl.  or  br.  c.  out  of  Ermeline  -  ditto 

Cb.  f .  out  of  Oatmeal-  -      -  ditto 

B.  f.  out  of  Palmula         -  -  ditto 

Br.  c.  Sen  Bow,  out  of  Alice  Lorraine  CoL  Ingram 

Br.  f.  dam  by  Oxford— Lady  Rose   -  Mr  J.  Powney 

B.  c.  Banana,  out  of  Neenah   -      •  Mr  W.  Pulteney 

B.  f .  out  of  Crescent         -  -  Mr  J.  Wadman 

B.  f.  Bellatrix,  out  of  Amondell     -  Mr  E.  A.  Wo'fe 

BEN  CURRY  (in  Ireland). 
Br.  f.  dam  by  Outcast— Miss  Tom        Mr  James  Blaquicre 


BEND  OR. 


Ch.  c.  out  of  Trebbia 
B.  f.  out  of  Chanoinesse 


-  Her  Majesty 

-  Mr  Chaplin 


y  Google 


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Cb.  f.  ont  of  Maryland 
B.  f.  Bright  Star,  out  of  Bright 

Beantj 
B.  c.  ont  of  Cbamonnix 
Cb.  f.  ont  of  Adamant 
Ch.  f.  Aureolinej  out  of  Perfume 
B.  f.  ont  of  Lady  Kars 
Cb.  c.  out  of  Fair  Alice 
Ch.f.  Saltire,  out  of  Stillwater 
Cb.  f.  out  of  Windermere  - 
B.  c.  out  of  Mary  White 
Cb.  c.  out  of  Delilah 
Cb.  f .  out  of  Douranee 
Cb.  f.  out  of  Freia 
Ch.  c.  out  of  Lily  Agnes 
Ch.  f .  ont  of  Foil 


-   Ld  Cholmondeley 


Mr  J.  A.M.  Cope 

Mr  W.  Gerard 

Miss  IsabeliaGraham 

Mr  G.  D.  Pennant 

Mr  T.  Phillips 

Mr  A.H.Smith  Barry 

Mr  J.  Smith  Barry 

D.  of  Westminster 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

Yardley  Stud 


BERSEBKER. 
B.  f.  ont  of  Kate  Greenaway    -      -   Sir  Savile  Crossley 
B.  f.  out  of  Lady  Stately  -  -    Mr  W.  T.  Dawson 

B.  f.  ont  of  Silvertail .  -      -  ditto 

Ro.  f.  out  of  Hannah  Ball  -  -   Mr  J.  Houghton 

BERTRAM. 
B.  c.  Robert  the  Bruce,  out  of  Mnrcia   Ld  Rosslyn 

BILLY  PITT  (in  Ireland). 
Br.  c.  ont  of  Mermaid      -  -   Mr  R.  N.  Talbot 

BLANDFORD. 
B.  c.  out  of  Hall  Mark      -  -   Mr  Somerset 

BLUE  BLOOD. 
Ch.  f.  out  of  Camlet         -  -   Mr  E.  A.  Bleaymire 

BLUE  RUIN. 

B.  f.  ont  of  Annette         -  -  Sir  W.Tbrockmorton 

F.  (dead)  ont  of  Queen  of  Kildare   -  ditto 

Br.  c.  out  of  Talkative     -  -  ditto 

Br.  c.  out  of  Anlace  -  -      -  ditto 

BOLD  DAYBELL. 


Db.  f.  ont  of  Esperanza 
B.  c.  ont  of  Eddie 
Ch.f.  out  of  Lady  Crakehill 
B.  c.  out  of  Madame  Colorado 
Ch.  f.  ont  of  Miss  Harriot  • 


-  Mr  E.  T.  Barber 

-  Mr  J.  Ridley 

-  Mr  H.  Smith 

-  Mr  R.  Wright 

-  ditto 

G  6  3 


y  Google 


;706 


BOLD  MARSHAL, 
C.  (dead)  oat  of  Wood  iN>mph  •      -   Mr  W.  Brown 

BQOK&IAKER  (AmoricaA). 
Bv.contof  Quia  -  -   Mr  B.  TAkidv^Il 

B.C.  oat  of  Peevish  -  -      •  ditto 

BOOKWORM. 
•  iBusitoat  of  Lalj^  Henrietta 
•Br.ic.  ont  of  FaUow  me,  Lads  « 
Ch.  c.  oat  of  Sorab-  Dackess 
Cb.  c.  oat  of  Barbella 
B.  f.  oat  of  Bose- 
F.  (dead)  out  ofi  Spreading  Sail) 
Cb.f.  dam  by  George  Frederick^.out 
of  .  Lilj  Hawthorn  -  ... 
Br.  c.  oat  of  West  End 
B.  c.  oat  of  Gestae    -  -  - 

BOIWBAKL 
Br.  or  bl.  f .  ool:  of  Britain's  Queen  • 

BOTCOTT. 

Ch.  c.  out  of  Linda   -  -  - 

Ch.  c.  dam  by  Mamir8ke<-^Barmaid  - 

BRILLIA-NT. 
Br.  f .  dam  by  Brown^  Bread,  ont  of 

Saccharissa    -      "  - 
B.  c.  dam  by  Gamelion— Fromag^  - 
Oh.  f .  out  of  Froma^jje      -        '  - 
Br.c.  dam  by  Silreeter,-  <mt  oif  Prin- 
f  cees  Augusta  .  .  ^ 

B.  f.  dam  by  Skylark— Aerolite 


Ld>Bttte»aa 
dlUo 
ditto 

Ut  Bl  Qiles 
Mr  T.Nott 
MrW.tB^FIartridge 

ditto 

Mr  W.  H.  Phillips 
Mr  W.  Smith 


Cftpit.  PeAoooke 


Mr  W.  Cairns 
MiBS  ^RtisseU 


Mr  J.  £.  Bennett 
ditto 
ditto 


ditto 
tittto 


BROWN  PRINCE  (in  Ireland). 
Br.  c.  out  of  Uollvlhcam    -  -   Mr  M.  J.  Corbolly 

O.  out  of Caiotonia  -  -      -  Mr  F.  C.  Osborne 

BRUCE. 

B.  f .  out  of  OfQ^cprtm 

.  B.  f.  out  of  Windmill 
B.  f.  Lock  Maben,  ont  oi  Madge tSrey 
B.  f .  out  of  PerverBity 
Cb.  c.  outckf  )$Tmbol 
Ch.  or  b.  f .  out  of  Greek  Maid  - 


Her  Majesty 
Mr  G.  A.  Baird 
Mr  J.  Bibby,  jun. 
Ld  Bradford 
Mr  J.  M.  Brooks 
"Dr  J.  P.  Cartwrigbt 


y  Google 


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Br.  f.  ont  of  Early  Mom 
Br.  f.  out  of-Noisy  - 
B.  c.  ont  of  Coprolite 
B.  f .  out  of  Ida 
B.  or  br.  c.  oat  of  Leoua 


-  Mr  J  as  Dover 
«  Mr  Kendall 

-  Mr  B.  B.  Trench 

-  MrE..C.  Wadlow 

-  iMf  J.  Wood 


BRUNSWICKER. 
B.  c.  out  of  Rose  Blush     -  -   Mr  Hicks  Withers 

BUCEPHALUS  (in  Ireland). 
B.  f.  out  of  Miss  Augusta  •  -   Mtsft  Kooofi  Qore 

CADET. 

B.  f.  out  of  Fleur  d*Oranger    -      -  Mr  H.  Arnold 

B.  c.  out  of  Windrttsh  II  -  -  Mr  H.  W.  Deacon 

F.  ont  of  Lady  Emily  -      -  Mr  C.  P.  ©hwibb 


.CAEBAU. 
Br.  c.  out  of  Parthenope 
B.  f.  ont  of  Natalie 

CAMBALLO. 

Ch.  f.  ont  of  Cachraere 
Ch.  f.  out  of 'PuinceBs  Louise 
B.  f .  ottt  of  Naroisse  -  - 

B.  c*  out  of  Jenny  Diver  - 

C.  (dead)  out  of  Jane 

Ch.  f.  Fi&rella,  out  of  Plquante 

B- f.  out  of: Curfew  -  -  - 

(dead)  oot  of  Merry  Maid 
B.  or  hr.  1  ntania,  out  of  Elf  - 
B.  Cw<o«t  of  Carillon        -        •  - 
Ch.  c.  out  of  Lais     -  - 
Ch.  c.'Out  o£  Mayoress 
F.  (dead)  out  of  Clarissima 
B.  f.  out  of  Produce 
F.  (dead)'out  of  Euphrosyne  • 
Ch.  f.  out  of  Qneen  Bee  - 
B.  c.  out  of  The  .  Rowan 
B.  c.  out  of  Mint  Sauce 
Or.  c.  out  of  Looking  Glass  - 
F.  (dead)  out  of  Rambla  - 
Ch.  c.  out  of  Apology 
of  Kathl 


Ld  Harrington 
ditto 


Mr  J.  Alington 
Mr  E.  Armstrong 
Mr  Jno.  Baixy 
Mr  A.  Brisco 
Mr  J.  M.  Brooks 
Mr  Juo.  Dalton 
Mr  A.  Harrison 
ditto 

Mr  L.  Hodgson 
Ld  I^celles 
ditto 
ditto 

Mr  J.  Lowther 
Mr  T.  Phillips 
Mr  J.  Ridley 
Mr  W.Taylor  Slmrpe 
Mr  R.  C.  iTyaer 
/ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 

Yardley  Stud 


C.  (dead)  ont  of  Kathleen  • 

CANADIAN  (son  of  LowUnder). 
B.  or  br.  c.  dam  by  Flash  in  the  Pan, 
out  of  Lisae        -  -      -  .  Mrs.  Mytton 


y  Google 


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Gb.  f .  out  of  Dewdrop 

Ch.  f.  out  of  Daiotj 

B.  c.  ODt  of  Pleasure  Boat 


Memn  Taylor  and 
Huband 

ditto 
ditto 


CARDINAL  (son  of  Conference). 
B.  f.  out  of  Vallonia  -  -      -    Mr  G.  Peck 

CARNELION. 

Cb.  f.  out  of  Sabre  -  •  Major  Stap^ltun 

B.  c.  out  of  Scaramoncb         -      -  ditto 

B.f.  out  of  Silver  Plato   -      -      -  ditto 

B.  f.  out  of  Stiletto  -  -      -  ditto 

CASTLEREAOH. 
Br.  c.  ont  of  Lady  Lanibton     -      -    Mr  W.  J.  Chilton 
B.  c.  oat  of  Bracken        •  -   Mr  Jno.  Dalton 

CEDRIC. 

Cb.  f.  out  of  Belle 
Cb.  font  of  Bella  - 
Cb.  f.  out  of  Sbepberden  - 

CHARIBERT. 
Cb.  f.  CloWde,  out  of  Trivial  - 
Cb.  c.  out  of  Cinderella  - 
B.  or  br.  c.  out  of  Bonnie  Marden 
B.  f.  Blue-bodice^  out  of  Blue  Ribbon 
Cb.  f.  dam  by  Kuiser — Tbnnderer — 
Jezabel  ... 
Cb.  f .  out  of  Treasury- 
B.  c.  out  of  Wee  Ijassie 
Cb.  f.  ont  of  Mrs  Knig^bt 
Cb.  f.  out  of  Rock  Rose  - 
Cb.  c.  ont  of  Simony  -  - 
Br.  c.  ont  of  Lady  Middleton 
B.  f.  ont  of  Lady  Millicent 
Cb.  f .  ont  of  Italian  Qaeen- 
Cb.  c.  out  of  Re-ecbo- 

B.  f.  ont  of  TeesdHle 

C.  (dead)  out  of  Victoria  Cross  - 

CHARLES  L 
B.  c.  out  of  Handicraft 
B.  f.  out  of  Romana 
Br.  c.  out  of  May      -  •  - 

Ch.  c.  ont  of  Mischief 
B.  f.  ont  of  Hilda 

B.  f .  Lady  FranceSy  out  of  Chesnut  • 
Cb.  c.  out  of  Madame  Cardinal  • 


Sir  C.  Strickland 
ditto 
ditto 

Mr  W.  Bongay 
Mr  W.  Burton 
Mr  J.  B.  CooksoD 
Mr  J.  A.  M.  Cope 

Mr  F.  E.  C.  Dobfloo 
Mr  J.  M.  Jennings 
MrF.  W.  LambtoQ 
Mrs  T.  Manfield 
Mr  G.  Oliver 
Mr  H.  Smallwood 
Mr  R.  Weigbell 
Mr  W.  E.Winn 
Mr  J.  Winteringbam 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 

Mr  T.  Bleiikiron 
ditto 

The  late  Mr  T.  V. 

Morgan 
ditto 
ditto 

MrT.  Smi(b 
Mr  G.  Sotbam 


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CHILDERIC. 
6.  c.  Falmtmth,  oat  of  Hazy 
B.  c.  ont  of  Petticoat- 
F.  (dead)  ont  of  Lady  Fair- 
B.  c.  out  of  Cordelia  Ann 

B.  f .  out  of  Toung  Lady  - 

C.  (dead)  out  of  Lady  Boontifol 
B.C.  Chaiftelarde,  ont  of  Morning 

Glory    -  -  -  . 

B.  c  out  of  Mutina 
B.  c.  out  of  Applanse  II 
B.  c.  ChUperiCf  out  of  Amber 

Ch.  c.  King's  Crosst  ont  of  Lady 
Herschell  -  •  - 

Ch.  c.  out  of  Sarah 
r.  (dead)  out  of  Bryony 
Ch.  c.  (Gov'ts,  out  of  Fanicombe 
B.  c.  out  of  Rosabel  -  - 
B.  f.  Bridget,  ont  of  Briglia 
B.  f.  out  ol  Gun 
B.  f.  out  of  Fil  ing  Bessie  - 


Mr  F.  Archer 
ditto 

Mr  W.  R.  Bankes 

Mr  A.  L  Bentley 
Bonehill  Stud 
Mr  K.  B.  Brett 

ditto 

Mr  B.  Carington 
Sir  G.  Chet^ynd 
Mr  J.  Simons  Har- 


Mr  R.  Lacey 
Ld  Lascelles 
Ld  Portsmouth 
Mr  T.  L.  Reed 
Mr  W.  Smith 
Mr  T.  E.  Walker 
Ld  Wolverton 
Mr  Jas.  Wybrow 


CHIPPENDALE. 

B.  f.  (lUt  of  Lampeto-            •  -  Her  Majesty 

Br.  c.  ont  of  Opaline        -  •  ditto 

Br.  f.  dam  (1874)  sister  to  Hazledean  Mr  J.  N.  Astley 

B.  or  br.  c.  out  of  Clan  Alpine  •  -  Mr  A.  C.  Ban-lay 

Br.  c.  out  of  Discovery      -  -  Ld  Bradford 

Br.  c.  out  of  Duremay           -  •  ditto 

B.  f.  out  of  Fable            •  -  ditto 

B.  f .  out  of  Forres    -            -  -  ditto 

Br.  c.  out  of  Jnbilant       -  -  ditto 

B.  f .  out  of  Manoenvre            -  -  ditto 

B.C.  out  of  Remorse        -  -  ditto 

B.  f.  out  of  Zitza      -            -  -  ditto 

Br.  c.  out  of  GoddeHs        -  •  ditto 

B.  f.  ont  of  Hemlock  -  -  ditto 

Br.  f.  out  of  Veniiew       -  -  Mr  R.  Bromley 

C.  (dead)  out  of  Bonita          -  -  Ld  Cawdor 
B.  f.  out  of  Aniseed        -  -  Ld  Fitzwilliam 
Br.  f.  out  of  Black  Stocking    -  -  Mr  R.  Hilton  . 
B.  or  br.  c.  out  of  Victress-  -  Messrs  Mosenthal 
B.  f .  ont  of  Evening  Chimes    -  -  Mr  Jno.  Osborne 
Br.  c.  Xenilworth,  ont   of  Lady 

Yardley  •            -            •  -  Mr  R.  Bobbins 

Br.  c.  Strathnaver,  ont  of  Valley  -  Ld  Rosslyn 

F.  (dead)  out  of  White  Lily     -  -  Mr  E.  C  Wadlow 


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Ch.  c.  Olenfy/m,  out  of  Glenmora  - 

Br.  f.  out  of  Bagpipe- 

B.  f.  out  of  Saltaire 

Ch.  c.  out  of  Brunette- 

B.  or  br  f.  <Mit  of  Call  Duek 

B.C.  out  of  Surprise  - 

B.  f .  dam  by  Soapstone,  otit  of  Vibla- 


SirB.D.Ciuijiigliame 
Ld  Downe 
Capt.  F.  Fox 
Mr  Fnm«ss 
Mr  R.  W.  P.  Tew 
Mr  W.  Tyter 
Mr  W.  Walker 


CIMAROON  (in  Ireland-). 
B.  f.  out  of  Iris  •  -  -   Mr  J.  B.  Murphy 

B.  c.  out  of  Britannia-  -      -   Mr  R.  Talbot 


CLANRONALD. 


B.  c.  out  of  Alexandra 
Br.  c.  out  of  Croisade- 
B  e.  out  of  Opoponax 
B.  or  br.  f.  oat  of  Redpole 
B.f.outof  St  Cecifia 
B.  f.  out  of  Footpath  • 
Ch.  f.  out  of  Pate  d'ltalie  - 


-  '  Her  Majesty 

-  .ditto 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 


CLARBM0NT. 

Br.  c.  out  of  Lady-DerweolMter 

Ch.  c.  out  of  Scars    -  - 

B.  c.  out  of  Rachel 

Ch.  c.  out  of  Sigoorina 

B.  f .  dam  by  Landmarky  £jcandam  by 
MartyrdoB),  .great  grandam  by  Sac- 
charometer,  oat  of  Duty  Free 

B.  or  br.  c.  out  of  Milkmaid 

B.  c.  out  of  Spondee 

B.  c.  out  of  Church  Bell 

CCERULEUS. 

B.  f .  out  of  Ma  Ch^re 

Ch.  c.  Badajoz,  out  of  Cintra  - 

B.  c.  out  of  Lady  Danthorpe 

Ch.  c.  out  of  .Parze   -  - 

B  f .  out  of  Baveno 

Ch.  c.  out  of  Primavera 

Ch.  f.  out  of  Cluster  Rose  - 

B.  f .  out  of  Tangerine 

B.  or  br,  f .  out  of  Meretrix- 

Ch.  f.  out  of  Merope - 

Br.  c.  out  of  Lucille 

B.  c.  Sliic  Belt,  out  of  Inyincible 

Ch.f.  out  of  Folly 


Mr  H.  S.  Constable 

ditto 

4iUo 

Mr  A.  Greasley 


Mr  W.  Hudson 
Sir  C.  Strickland 
Mr  T.  Whiting 
Mr  J.  Woodcock 


Mr  L.  Burton 
Mr  T.  Bourne 
ditto 
ditto 

Mr  R.  Bygolt 
Mr  Jas;  C&wan 
Mr  W.  E.  Ehiey 
ditto 
ditto 

Mr  W.  Epton 
Mr  H.  M.  t^oster 
Mr  G.  Hayward 
Mr  E.  Heoe&g^e 


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B.  cActaont  oat  of  Ladj:.  Marj 
Ch:f.  ont  of  Maid  of  Arenel 
t)b.  f.  out  of  Cramp  - 
B.  or  br.  c.  ont  of  Mjw  Jeffery 
F.  (dead)  out  of  lona 
Gb.  f .  oat  of  Antipodes 
^  Br.  ti  out  of  FriendilMs 
Br.  f.  ont  of  Dandram      -  - 
Ch.  c.  oat  of  Misi  Wijigie 
F.  (dead)  ont  of  Picnic 
Br.  l  oot  of  The  Swan 
Br.  f .  ont  of  Staff  of  Life  - 


Dr  Keighley 

Mr  W.  R;  Marshall 

Mr  BoDiNl^  Pell 

Mr  E.  Robson 

MrW.  Taylor  Sharpe 

ditto 

•ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

MewriTidy&IUbson 


OdLOMBO  (9oa  of  Ceylon). 
C.  ^dead)  out  of  Miss  Madame        -   Mr  S.  Bacon,  jun. 
B.f.  Whitkerosay  out  of  Joskinette  -   Mr  H.  B.  Pt^t 
Br.  f.  Candlestiekt  oat  of  Spinifex  -  ditto 


COLTNBSS. 


B.  f .  oat  of  Matilda 
B.  f .  oat  of  Rozelle  - 
Ch.  f.  oat  of  Wild  ?low- 
B.  f .  oat  of  .My  Lady- 


-  MrH.  Hoaldsworth 

-  Mr  J.H.HouWsworth 

-  Mr  J.  Ryan 
•  diUo 


CONCHA  (in  Ireland). 
B.C.  oat  or  Moont  Hoya!  -  -   Mr  J.  J.  Maber 

Br.  f.  oat  of  Gracefal-  -      -    Mr  P.  Maynard 

B.  c.  oat  of  Tripawa^       -  -  ditto 

coNDU(rroR. 

Br.c  JMer^  ont  of  Cerito  -     ,       -  ,  Mr  Jno.  .Cooke 

C.  (dead)  oatcif.D^janire    .  -      -   Dr  A.  Jackson 

CONFESSCm  (son  of  The  Palmer). 
B..f..oiit  of  Cam  Br*       -  MrJ^Sawrey-Cookson 
B.f.  ont  of  Kaueriii  -  -      •  ditto 

CONSTERNATION. 
B.f^'ontof  ^Imina         •>  -  Mr^  Barton 

CONSHB^VSaSY  (in  Ireland). 
B.o.>oat  of  FbotiBia-  -      -   Mr A;H}8mHh.  Barry 

Br.  f,  oat  of  Totem  -  -  ndttto 

CRAOKBMiilN^  (iMther  to  Scamp). 
Ch.c.  out  of  Gladia  -  -         )Mr  C.  Blaotott 


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GBICKLADfi,  son  of  Caractacas  (in  Ireland). 
B.  c.  oat  of  Diosma  -  -      -   Mr  J.  B.  Sadlier 

CUCUMBER. 

Cb.  f.  out  of  Tocher        -  -  Mr  R.  Gladstone 

B.  or  br.  f.  MUs  Melon — Winnin^ton  Mr  C.  M.  Holland 

B.  or  ro.  c.  oat  of  Petrel   -  -  Mr  C.  E.  Ormerod 


CYPRUS. 

B.  or  ch.  f.  oat  of  Empress  of  India  • 
B.  c.  ont  of  Bye-Pleaser 
Br.  c.  oat  of  Bawbee 


Mr  R.  W.  Abbotts 
Mr  R.  Wright 
Yardley  Stud 


DAN  GODFREY. 

Ch.  c.  oat  of  Azare  -  -      -  Mr  A.  C.W.  Hobman 

F.  (dead)  oat  of  Faerie  II  -  -  ditto 

B.  or  hr.  f .  oat  of  Clyde  -      -  ditto 

C.  (dead)  oat  of  Whiteface  -  ditto 

B.  f.  oat  of  Discord  -  -      •  ditto 

C.  (dead)  oat  of  Waterwitch  -  ditto 

THE  DART. 
CJh.  or  b.  f.  oat  of  Mary  Ayenel       -   Mr  F.  Sberbom 
B.  f .  oat  of  Polly  Avenel        -      -  ditto 

DEATH  OR  GLORY. 
B.  f .  oat  of  Lace  Shawl    -  -   Mr  W.  H.  Manser 

DISCORD. 

B.  or  br.  f.  oat  of  EUora 
B.  0.  oat  of  Ortyx 
Br.  c.  oat  of  Early  Bloom 
B.  c.  oat  of  Lady  Temple  - 
B.  f.  oat  of  Mattie   -  -  - 

Br.  c.  oat  of  Summer  Cload 
B.  f.  oat  of  Cornelia  -  - 
B.  c  Canzonet,  oat  of  Serpolette  II  - 
B.  c.  out  of  Alba      -  - 
B.  f.  out  of  Gruyere 
B.  c.  out  of  Miss  Gashl-iig:ton  - 


DISCOUNT. 


Mr  J.  Anderson 
Mr  W.  Barton 
Mr  R.  Botterill 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 

Miss  M.  E^rtoD 
Mr  J.  C.  Hill 
Ld  Scarbroagh 
ditto 

Mr  J.  Wood 

Ld  Cbesham 
MrB.  CWadlow 


B.  f.  oat  of  Our  Mary 
Ch.  f.  out  of  Paragon 

DB  TEMPLE. 
Ch.  f.  ovA  of  Saccharissa         •      -   Mr  J.  E.  Bennett 
B.  c.  Laneha'n,  out  of  Miss  Alice    -   Mr  R.  Robbius 


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DONCASTBB. 

Ch.  c.  ont  of  Tborwater  -  -  Mr  H.  Nixon 

B.  f .  oat  of  Maocaronea  -      -  Bfr  C.  Perkins 

Bo.  f.  oat  of  Lady  Grace  -  -  Mr  J.  E.  Piatt 

B.  c.  oat  of  Black  Mail  -      -  Mr  A.  W.  Savile 

B.  f .  oat  of  Blaochette  -  -  ditto 
Ch.  c.  oat  of  Mirabel            -      -  ditto 

Cb.f.  ont  of  Cllmence  -  -  D.  of  Westminster 

DRUMHEAD. 

C.  (dead)  out  of  Cos       -  -   Mr  A.  W.  Savile 
Ch.  c.  ont  of  Patience            -      -  ditto 

Ch.  c  ont  of  Remember  Me  -  ditto 

B.  f.  ont  of  Suspension  -      -  ditto 

P.  (dead)  out  of  Temp^te  -  -  ditto 

B.  f.  ont  of  Traviata  -  -      -  ditto 

B.  f.  ont  of  Victoria         -  -  ditto 

DUG  DB  BEAUFORT. 
Ch.  f.  oat  of  Bright  Byes  -  -   Mr  T.  H.  Poden 

THE  DUKE. 

B.  f.  oat  of  Double  First  -  -  Miss  Isabella  Graham 

B.  f.  ont  of  Gretna  Green        -      -  ditto 

Ch.  f.  ont  of  BithysB         -  -  Yardley  Stud 

Ch.  f.  ont  of  Golden  Rose       -      -  ditto 

B.  c  ont  of  .^desia         -  -  ditto 

Ch.  f.  ont  of  Tibby  -  -      -  ditto 

B.  f.  dam  by  Sterling,  oat  of  Seagull  ditto 

DUTCH  SKATER. 
B.  f.  out  of  Umbria  - 
B.  f.  out  of  Qneenfisher  - 
B.  f.  out  of  Madcap  Violet 

B.  c.  ont  of  Bryonia 

C.  (dead)  ont  of  Celerrima 
Ch.  f  .  ont  of  Ettame 
Ch.  f .  ont  of  Kingcnp 
Ch.  c  out  of  ParafSn 
Br.  c.  ont  of  Sardinia 
B.  c  ont  of  Chopette 
Br.  c  ont  of  Duchess  of  Parma 
Foal  (dead)  out  of  Miss  Hannah 
B.  c.  out  of  Myra 
Br.  f .  ont  of  Mahonia 
Br.  f.  ont  of  Queen  Margaret  - 
B.  c.  ont  of  Verdure 
B.  f.  ont  of  Tempete- 


-  Mr  C.  Perkins 

-  Ld  Rosebery 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 
•  ditto 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 
ditto 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 
ditto 


Digitized  by 


EDWJkBD  ^VflB.  OQNFESSOR. 


Ch.  cottfr  of  (?elhi  -  - 

Ch.  l  out     Miss  Ward 

B.  c.  cut  of  Stetef  Louise  - 
Ch.  f .  out  of  liitrtwore  - 

Ch.  f.  Duchess  "dp Normandy^  "ont  «f 
Flugae  -  -  -  * 

C.  (idead)  out  of -Selly  Oak- 
Ch.  c.  Qregy  out  of  Piecc|:  • 
Br.  c.  out  of  Wild  Ag^e 

F.  (dead)  out  of  Blue  Viony 

B.  f.  Princess   Afargaret,   out  .o^ 

Duchess  of  Oonnaught  - 
B.  c.  Daniel,  out  of  CaliforDia  - 

Ch.  f.  Ellen  the  Fair,  out  of  Mary 

Queen  of  Scots 
Ch.  c.  out  of  Aurora  • 
B.  f.  dam  by  Lovd  Lyon,  out  of  SafUe 


"Mi-H.C.IS/egge 
MrC.  E.  Onuerod 
ditto 
ditto 

'ditto 

Mr  R.  Osborne 

Jitto 

ditto 


ditto 

Mr  Martin  J. 
.  dodc 


Pad. 


ditto 

MrG.F.  Parker 
.£ii:.TaUoiL3ykes 


iBDHBIiKED. 
B.  c.  oali  of  Cerise    •  ^      -   Ld  Hartioffkm 

ETHUS. 

B.  f.  out  of  Light  Blue  -      -  Mr  3.'  EUam 


B.  c.  ont  of  Lioness 


ditto 


B.  c.  out  of  QueeufSonljiy        -      •   Mr  W.  Cadman 
B.*c  dam  by.  Cvamond,  out  of  Janet 
Baweliffe  -  .-      -  .Mr.Jo8..Picker8gill 

FARNESE. 
Ch.  f .  out  of  Lac^y  Gosling- 
Ch.  f .  dam  by  St  Albans~No.  Name 

B.  f.  out  of  Scotch  Mist  - 

C.  (dead )  out.  of  Sweet  Chimea  - 
Ch.c.  dam  by  Kjoight  of  .the  Garter» 

out  of  Pinnaols     •  -  - 

B.  f.  out  of  Saritana 
Ch.  f .  out  of  Baroness 

Twins  I       J;  I  out  of  Melissa- 

B.  c.  out  of  Theodora 
Br.  f.  dam  by  Y.  PeJion— Poniifex— 
Lady  Bird 


Mr  T«  Aoklam 
Mr  A..Bartram 
Mr  T.  Bknkiroii 
ditto 

CoU  HanriaonJBroad- 
ley 

-  Mr  T.  Clowes 
.  Mr.H.S.  Constable 

-  ditto 
ditto 

.  Mr  ^no.  Difikion 


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Be X. daw  \nr.iJQ9lim^oat  of  Alrona  -  .  JMk  J. -Dunn 

B.  c^QBt  olrMpaqoe         -  Hr  .B« 'Hawkri^ge 

C,  ,(deaii)  out-of .  Kmpress  .  -  -  Mr  H.  P.  Robuiaon 
B.  c  out  of  Satisfaction    -  -  Mr' W.  Sadler 


FAYO  (in  Ireland). 


B.  f.  out  of  Wisdam 
F.ont  of  Brwette  - 
Ch.  £.  out  of  Glajsefc  Cup  - 

B.  c  out  of:  Frimvose- 

C.  (dead)  out  of  lofliction  - 
Br.  c.  ont  of  Mohican  H 
B.  c.  outof  Gonoeit 
Ch.  c.  out  of  GouBtess  Nwnwn- 

-  FERNATJJDEZ. 

Br.  f .  out  of  Bargain 
Br.  c,  out  of  Infeoita 
Ch.  c.  out  of  Cream  Cheese 
B.  c.  out  of  Ne^a  - 
Br.i,  dam  by  Noaeham — Granada 

B.  c  AoawtMs,  out  of  Rose 

B.  f.  out  of  Eugenie  -  -  - 

Ch.  f.  out  of  Lady  Sneerwell 

Br.  f .  out  of  Dodona  -  - 

Br.  c.  Sanfoin,  out  of  Meta- 

Bl.  c  Footpad,  mt  of  Marobia  - 

Ch.  f.  out  of  Acacia- 

B.  c.  out  of  Isbtar     -  —  • 

FIDDLER. 

B.  f .  out  of  L^onie  - 
B.  f.  out  of  Lady  Portland- 
B.  c.  out  of  Therapeutics  • 

FITZ-JAMif^. 
Br.  c.  Mtz-Adam,  out  of  Lilith 
B.  or  br.  c.  out  of  Village  Belle  .  - 
Ch.  c.  out  of  Amabel        -  .  - 

Ch.  f.  outof  .Experiment 
B.  c.  out  of  Lina- 
B.  c.  out  of  Misfl  Pool 
B.  c.  out  6f  Minar 

Ch.  f .  dam  by  Adventmr 1 9ot<K£  ^dy 
Flora 


Ld.Drogbeda 
Mr  J.  H.  Jone« 
Mrs  M.  Enox 
MrlL  E.  Liode 
Mr  Jno.  Moore 
Mr  W.  Pallin 
ditto 

Mr  J  as.  Sullivan 


Bonehill  Stud 
Sir  B.  Graham 
Mr  J.  Gretton 
xlitto 
ditto 


Messrs  Birdsey 
Mp  W.  J.  Legh 
Mr  A.  Mackenzie 
Mr  L.  de  iRotfafichild 
ditto 

Mr  J.-Snilth^n-y 
Mr  WeathiHrby 
Mr  B.  Weevar 


D.  of  HamiltoD 

ditto 

ditto 


Mr  J.  Bibby,  Jun. 

MrT.W.  Hornby 

Mr  D.  J.  Jardine 

Sir  R.  jArdine 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 


Digitized  by 


716 


Cb.  f.  out  of  Muddle  - 
B.  c.  oot  of  Tymbestdne 
B.  f.  out  of  Achtnog  - 


-  Mr  Jno.  Osborne 

-  Mr  T.  Whiting 

-  MrG.  A.  WUson 


FORAGER. 
Ch.  f.  out  of  Sweet  May 
Ch.  c.  dam  by  Ben  Webster— Knight 
of  Gwynne — Scroggins 

B.  c  ont  of  Gloxinia 
F.  (dead)  ont  of  Winifred 
Ch.  c.  dam  by  Angelns — Sircingle — 

Master  Richard— Cerfantes  - 

C.  (dead)  out  of  Tape 
Ch.  c.  oat  of  Abbess  of  Beauchief  - 
Cb.  c.  ont  of  Solway 

FORESHORE. 
B.  f.  ont  of  Bmnette  -  - 
Ch.  c.  oot  of  Sqnirrel 
Ch.  c.  ont  of  Hardy  MoU 
Ch.  c.  out  of  Amazon 

FOXHALL. 
B.  c.  ont  of  Swansea  -  - 
B.  c.  out  of  Sherwood  Lass 
F.  ont  of  Scallop  Shell 
F.  ont  of  Saccharine 

B.  f .  ont  of  Reine  SauYage 

C.  out  of  Fanrenn 

B.  c.  out  of  Palm  Branch 
F.  out  of  Mattie-a-Stray  • 
F.  out  of  Alda        -  -  • 
F.  out  of  Victoire 

C.  out  of  sister  to  Quirer,  by  Toxo- 
philite 

F.  ont  of  Algoa       -  - 
C.  ont  of  Jenny  ... 
B.  c.  ont  of  Fasting  Girl 
B.  f.  out  of  ninminata 
Ch.  1  out  of  Water  Lily 


-   Mr  T.  Blenkiron 

Mr  W.  H.  Catton 
Mr  T.  Clowes 
Mr  R.  Dalgliesh 

Mr  J.  Dunn 
Mr  T.  Green 
MrG.  Hart 
Mr  H.  F.  Smith 

Mr  H.  8.  Constable 
ditto 

Mr  W.  Shipley 
Sir  C.  Strickland 

Mr  T.  Phillips 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 

ditto 
ditto 
ditto 

Ld  Rosebery 
ditto 
ditto 


FRIAR  TUCK. 
B.  or  br.  f .  out  of  Little  Annie  -      -   Mr  F.  H.  Porter 
B.  f.  ont  of  Farina  -  -  ditto 

Ch.  f.  Stourhoe,  ont  of  Avonhoe      -   Mr  H.  J.  Smith 

FUGITIVE, 
Bl.  or  br.  f.  dam  by  The  Duke,  out  of 
Pistole  - 


f  I  Mr  F.  Vanghan  Wil- 
•  f  liams 


Digitized  by 


717 


GALUARD. 

B.  c.  oat  of  Silver  Ring 

Br.  f .  Mtustine,  ont  of  Anemone 
Oh.  c.  oat  of  Trne  Blue 
F.  (dead>  oat  of  Continidre 
€h,  f .  Dot,  oat  of  Stitohery 

C.  oat  ot  Eleanor 

Oh.  c.  out  of  Princefls  Charles  - 
B.  f.  out  of  Golden  Sye 

GALOPIN. 

B.  c.  out  of  Bal  Gal  - 

B.  c.  Xing  Galop,  dam  by  King  Tom, 
oat  of  Suoshine     -  -  - 

B.  f.  Galop,  oot  of  Maznrka 

B.  c.  out  of  Faraway  -  - 

B.  c.  out  of  Florence 

B.  1  Estafette,  out  of  Corrie 

Br.  f.  out  of  Rosy  Mom 

F.  (dead)  oat  of  Speranza 

F.  (dead')  oat  of  Wharf edale 

B.  c.  oat  of  Wild  Myrtle 

Br.  c.  oat  of  Lady  Maara  - 

Br.  c.  oat  of  BelUcent- 

B.  f.  out  of  Bonny  Jean 

Twins  (dead)  out  of  Louise  Victoria  - 
B.  c.  out  of  Lady  Abbess  - 
B.  c.  Grafton,  out  of  Miss  Middlewick 
B.  c.  A  Icceus,  out  of  Mitylene 
F.  Scarlet  runner,  out  of  Petal- 
B.  or  br.  f .  out  of  Belle  Agnes 
B.  c.  out  of  Folly  Crayen 
B.  f.  Chivalry,  out  of  Chevisaunce  - 
B.  f .  Diana,  out  of  Fair  Rosamond  - 
Br.  c  Rapscallion,  out  of  Katrine  - 
B.  c.  ITie  tSkirter,  out  of  Reticence  - 
B.  c.  out  of  Diocese   -  - 


Mr  G.  A.  Baird 
Mr  R.  B.  Brett 
Mr  R.  Botterill 
Duchess  of  Montrose 
Mr  C.  S.  Paris 
"Mr  T.  Phillips 
Mr  W.  Smith 
Ld  WolTerton 


-   Mr  G.  A.  Baird 

Mr  W.  Barrow 
Ld  Cadogan 
Mr  Chaplin 
ditto 

Ld  Ellesmere 
Mr  W.  B.  Eyeritt 
Chey.  E.  Ginistrelli 
Mr  F.  Madeley 
Duchess  of  Montrose 
D.  of  Portland 
Ld  Rosebery 
ditto 
ditto 

Mr  C.  D.  Rose 
Ld  Rosslyn 
ditto 

D.  of  St  Albans 
Sir  Tatton  Sykes 
Mr  W.Taylor  Sharpe 
Mr  T.  E.  Walker 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 

Mr  J.  Watson 


GAMESTER  (in  Ireland). 
B.  c.  out  of  Silver  Ore      -  -   Mr  P.  N.  Fitzgerald 

B.  f.  out  of  Evelyn  II  -      -   Ld  Greville 


Or.  f.  out  of  Satin 


GARTER  KING. 


.  Mr  O.  Hudson 


GENERAL  ROBERTS. 
Ch.  c.  oat  of  Symmetrical  -  -   Mr  R.  Botterill 

B.  c.  out  of  Temeraire  -      -  ditto 


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TkfdlejStod 


OTOLOGIST. 

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Bl^t!.  ovt  of  Atnnalb 
B.  c.  out  of  QtfeeB 

6B0BGE  YBBSSSBOCK'i 
B.f.  out^of  Cktereai-       -  -  HterWfljcsty^ 

B.  c.  out  of  Wimmera  -      -  ditto 

Gh.  f .  out  of  Board  School-  -   Mc  Juo.  Corlett 

B.  c.  out  of  Guitar    •  -      -  dtttb 

Oh.  f.  out  of  Ises  de  Castro  -   Ld  Dinrham 

(d^i  }  SpinstMi  *  j  at  R  Heafcon 


Twins  \ 
I  f- 


Ch.  c.  out  of  Hawthorn  Bloom  • 
B.  c.  out  of  Ma  Belle . 
B.  f .  oat  of  Terre  de  ]?ea 
B.  c»  out  of  True  Loive 
Br.  c.  oat  of  Agxim  da  Mansfeldt 
Ch.  c.  out  olBianea 
Cb.  c.  oat  of  Breakwater 
Ch.  c.  out  of  Duchess  of  Edinburgh' 
B.  f.  out  of  Kate  Dayrell' 

B.  f.  out  of  Mosquito 

C.  (dead)  out  of  Marden  Agnes 

B.  f .  MoUy  Lepely  out  of  SUcC' . 

C.  (dead)  out 'of  Snbstitnte 
Ch.  c.  out  of  .AAtrea 


Sir  K.  J'ardlne 
Si^  Tdtt6n  Skes 
Mr.  Hhibe.  Webster 
ditto 
ditto  ^ 
ditto  . 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
dittb 
dtttb 
di^ 
diUo 

Ld  WMrerton 


GLADSTOJffi; 
Ch.    The  Grm,  out  of  Lady  Motley-  Mr  6.  T.  Carr 


GLEU'  ARTfilJR'  (to 
B.  f .  out  of  Lady  Diana  - 
B.  c.  out  of  Hymettna 
B.C.  out  of  Citbara 
BI.  f .  out  of  Rose  da  Boi. 
B.  0.  Olemmmnt  oat  of  Puzzle  'em- 
Bl.  f.  Fo/aiuitf,  out  of -Sweetheart  - 
B.  c.  out  of  Sincerity 
B.  c.  out  of  Humility- 
B.  orbr.  c.  Cfiewgarry^  out  of  Bine 
Bonnet  -  -  -  - 

B.  f.  out  of  Constantftf 
Br.  f.  oQt'Of'TtiunderRam 
B.  f.  out  of  Dancing' Qum- 


Ik^and). 
MisS  Anderson 
ditto 
ditto 
dkto: 

Capt..Ardidale 
ditto. 

Mr  James  Connolly 
^to 

Mr  J.  A.  M.  Cope 
m  M.  Gage 
M^H{  L.  HUrailtoa 
MH^V  H>.  Inrin' 


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B.  fcoflihfllPtopbBCir:    •  - 

B .  f .  oat  of  HicKQVjr;  •  ^ 
B.  f.  Lady  Arthur^  out  of-  Noble 

Dnchess  - 
B.  f.  GUnNeasKam,  ovt  ^^-'lKfdtfaM-- 

NeaahAtn*-  -  -  • 

GLENDALE. 


-    Mr  Jos.  Perrjr 
ditto! 


Ch.f.  o«fct>f  Fldny* 

Ch.  c.  out  of  Fritolww 

Ch.  c.  out  of  Scotch  Mist- 

Ch.  f .  ont  of  Nfrwhavcn     ^  - 

Ch.  f .  out  of  Lewnora«- 

Ch;  f .  out  of  Downpear 

Ch.  f.  tmt  of  ao  Arabian  mare'  - 

Bi  t  oiit'of  Irmf^- 

Ch.  c.  £urnmoor,'o^'Qi-A\thB6»- 

B.  c.  ont  of  Ledfe» 


diltte'^ 

-  ditto^ 
'  dittos 

-  ditto 
.  dIttO' 

-  dilto* 

-  ditto- 

-  VLY  H.  Lambton 

.  Mr  P.  W.  LambtoQ- 


Ch.  f .  Bj^Mla,  out  of  Rnb^     -      -   Mr  J.  Percival 

GOBAL  (son  of  Blair  Ai<faol^ 
Br.  f.  Gorallein^  out  .of  Miniature    -   Mr.  J.  H.  Shepherd 

GBfiENBACK  (in  Ireland). 
B.  f.  oat  of  Ammonia       -  •   Mr  B.  B.  Trench 

Cii.i,Tajni9*^Bsri^<3ia%fA  Tapestrj.  dittos 
0.  (dead)  out  of  Danish  Bose .        -   Mar.  W.  T.  Trench 

GREENFIELD  (son  of  Lothario),  in  Ireland. 
Ch.  or  ro.  c.  dam  by  Selim,  ont  of  Con- 
Btantiar         -  •  -   Mr  W.  J.  Edge 

THE  GREY  P.ALMKB. 
B.  c.  IgmtM^  ontijQf  Tashmak        -   Mr.  G.  D.  Pennant 

HADBAN  (Arab). 
Ch.  f .  Rose  of  Sharanf  out  of  Rodania   Mr  W.  8.  Blunt 

HACKTHOREBw 
Ch.  f.  out  of  Alytfe  -  -      •  ThdiateMrJ.Beach 

B.C.  ontiof  Bosabeller       •  »   Mt  CraTea 

Ch.  c.  Dwnish '  Okie  ft  <  ont  of  Dan- 

Uiorpe  ...  -  MffR.ILFr7 

Br.  f.  RoHe,  out  of  Mishftp;:    ->     -  Mf  il.  Eoowlea' 


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Ch.  f.  out  of  Belinda 
Br.  c  out  of  ADtidote 
B.  c.  out  of  Violetta 
R.  c.  out  of  La  Mata 


-  Mr  B.  H.  Murfleet 

-  Mr  6.  Maatennaii 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 


HAOIOSCOPK 


Oh.  f.  oat  of  Mizpah 
B.  c.  out  of  Mabille  • 
Ch.  f.  oDt  of  Dinah 

B.  f.  out  of  Blink  Bonny 

F.  (dead)  oat  of  Ladj  Meiden 

C.  (dead)  oat  of  Agnes 

B.  f .  Pandora,  oat  of  Dachess  of  York 
B.  c.  flit  of  Artfal    -  -  - 

B.  c.  HnMardy  out  of  Crafty  Kate  • 
Ch.  f.  out  of  Conceit  *  -  - 

Ch.  c.  out  of  Galop 
Ch.  f.  out  of  Princen  Theresa  - 
Ch.  f .  out  of  The  Rat 
Ch.  c.  oat  of  Syren   -  - 
Ch.  f .  dam  by  Scottish  Chiei^  oat  of 
Agility  -  -  -  - 

B.  c.  out  of  Silver  Band 
B.  f.  out  of  Stone  Chat 


Mr  R.  Botterill 
Mr  T.  Bourne 
Mr  C.  Clarke 
Mr  Jas.  Cowaa 
Mr  W.  £.  Elsey 
Mr  W.  Epton 
Dr  Keighley 
Mr  Jno.  Norfolk 
Mr  Q.  F.  Robinson 
Mr  C.  B.  Bobson 
MrW.  Taylor  Sharpe 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 


Mr  R.  C. 

ditto 
ditto 


Vyncr 


HAMILTON  (son  of  Gladiatenr). 
Ch.  f.  oat  of  Madge  -  -      -   Mr  R.  F.  Tod 

HAMPTON. 
B.  f  out  of  Apple  Sauce  • 
B.  f .  oat  of  Lady  Binks 
B.  c.  out  of  QaiVer 
F.  out  of  Dot  -  - 

F.  out  of  Thistle 

B.  f .  Lad^  Hilda,  oat  of  Frittella  - 
Br.  c.  PiUfiitgranatet  out  of  Pommerel 
F.  (dead)  out  of  Ragman  Roll  - 
B.  f.  ont  of  Nightjar 

B.  c.  out  of  Artemis  -  -  - 
Br.  c.  out  of  Belle  of  Bury 

C.  (dead)  oat  of  Hester 
B.f.  Ztiriba^  out  of  Zee 
B.  f.  out  of  Summer's  Ere 
B.C.  out  of  Rosy  Cross 
B.  f .   Summer  Belle,  ont  of  Lady 

Chelmsford    -  -  - ! 

B.  f.  Sunningdale,  ont  of  Sallyport  - 
B.  f.  Marshdale,  out  of  Lady  Wassand 


Her  Majesty 
ditto 
ditto 

Ld  Alington 
ditto 

Mr  C.  Archer 
ditto 

D.  of  Beaufort 
Bonehill  Stud 
Ld  Durham 
Ld  Ellesmere 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 

MrJ.Oretton 
Mr  J.  Sinums  Har- 
rison 
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ditto 


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B.  f.  out  of  Bric-a-Brac 
B.  c.  out  of  Atalanta 
B.  c.  Surbiton,  out  of  Catania 
B.  f.  oat  of  Masdevallia 

B.  c.  Sheen,  out  of  Radiancy  • 
Ch.  f .  out  of  Lady  Highthom 
B.  c.  ont  of  Sprace  - 
B.  c  oat  of  Pretence 


-  Mr  C.  E.  Ormerod 

-  D.  of  Portland 

-  Ld  RoHsIyn 

-  MrLeopold  de  Roths- 

child 

-  Prince  Soltykoff 

-  Mr  J.  Watson 

-  ditto 

-  D.  of  Westminster 


HAPHAZARD. 
B.  c.  ont  of  Daphne  -  •      -   Ld  Binning 

Br.  c.  ont  of  Charity        -  -   Ld  Haddington 

HARMONIUM  (in  Ireland). 
B.  f.  dam  by  Master  George — Snnset-   Mr  R.  L'Estrange 

HEART  OF  OAK  (in  Ireland). 
B.  f.  ont  of  Servant  Girl        -      -   Mr  J.  0*C.  Murphy 


HERMIT. 


C.  out  of  Flower  of  Dorset- 
Ch.  c.  ont  of  Ithona  - 
Ch.  f .  ont  of  Tizona 
B.  c.  out  of  Assegai  - 
B.  f.  out  of  Bonnie  Doon  - 
Oh.  c.  out  of  Hazledean 
B.  f .  ont  of  Lady  Paramount 
B.t  outof  NylGau  - 
Br.  f .  out  of  Princess  Mary  11 
B.  f.  out  of  Patchwork 
B.  c.  out  of  Stray  Shot 
Ch.  c.  out  of  Stella  - 
Ch.  c.  out  of  Viliafranca  - 
Ch.  f .  out  of  Devotion 
B.  f .  ont  of  Fraulein 
Ch.  f.  out  of  Sonsie  Queen 
B.  f.  out  of  Fair  Ethel   .  - 
Ch.  c.  out  of  Bella  Agnes 
B.  f.  out  of  Cicely  Hacket  - 
Ch.  f.  ont  of  Nameless 
Ch.  f.  out  of  Orlanda 
B.  c.  out  of  Lady  Peregrine 
B.  f.  out  of  Cognisannce  - 
Ch.  f.  ont  of  Lady  Blanche 
Gr.  c.  out  of  Perseverance- 
Vol.  CXm. 


Ld  Alington 

D.  of  Beaufort 

Ld  Calthorpe 

Mr  Chaplin 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

Duchess  of  Montrose 

ditto 

ditto 

Mr  C.  E.  Ormerod 
Sir  Tatton  Sykes 

ditto 

Mr  J.  Watson 
ditto 

Mr  Hume  Webster 
D.  of  Westminster 
ditto 

Ld  Zetland 
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HERON. 

B.  f.  Queen  Mary,  out  of- Bessie  Dora  Mt  L.  W.  HtuM^ 
Br.  f .  Byret,  out  of  Cabala  -  ♦Mr  ».  O.  Robtnaoi* 

B.  c.  out  of  Ladj  Westwtck     -      -  "Mr  F.  J.  Strange 

HIGHBORN. 

B.  contof  Myfarawy 
Cb.  f.  out  of  Albania- 
Br.  f,  out  of  GouTtesf 
B.  f.  out  of  Foxglove- 
Bl.  or  cb.  f.  out  of  Geneiro&TO 
B.  f.  out  of  Hvgeia  -  - 
Br.  f.  out  of  Nancy  Lee 
B.  f .  out  of  Precaution 
Cb.  f .  out  of  Voyageuaft  - 

Cb.  f .  out  of  Queen  Frederica  - 
B.  f.  out  of  Orange  Blossom 

HILABnOUB. 

B.  f  dam  by  Sccttidi  Gbief ,  out  oi 
Hilda    -  -  -  - 

Cb.  f.  out  of  Maid  of  Harrii 

Bl.  c.  oat  of  Rodel,  by  Jobn  Davis, 
out  of  Terre  de  Feu 

B.  f.  out  of  Gamos   -  -  - 

F.  (dead)  out  of  Fame 

Br.  c.  out  of  Lady  Macduff 

B.  c.  out  of  Miss  Bell 

B.  f.  out  of  Nugget  -    '        -  - 

B.  f.  out  of  Hetribution 

B.  c.  out  of  Scotcb  Agnes 

B.  f .  out  of  Trooper  Lass  • 

B.  f.  Hu/h  Jinks^  out  of  Sbatemuc  - 


Mr  R-Bromlej 
-Mr  J.  Eyke 
ditto 
ditto 
'ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 

Mr  A.  Leonino 
Mr  R.  K  Main  waring 


HOLMBY. 
F.  (dead)  out  of  Fairy  B^lle 
Cb.  c.  out  of  Hampton  Court  - 
Ch.  f.  out  of  Sulina 

HORIZON. 
Bl.  or  br.  c.  -out  of  Bkisb  Rose 


Mr  C.  W.  Jousiffe^ 
Mr  A.  McEwen 

ditto 

Mr  R.'Peclc 
Mr  Humfi'1VeT)8ter 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
•ditto 
ditto 

MiKA.  Wotre- 

'Mr  J.  DentMeld 
d«»o 

MMrlLXamky 


HOLLYWOOD  Cm  Ireland). 

B.  f .  BaS'bleu,  out  of  Young  Stockings  Mr  J,  A,  M.  Cope 

F.  (dead)  out  oi  Helen  Mar     -      -  Mr  J.  C.Murpby 

B.  f.  Selene,  out  of  Lady  Lona        -  ditto 

Br.  or  bl.  f.  Cotieorde,  out  oi  Madeline'  ditto 

B.C.  /&«*ti«W»,  out  of  Shock  -  ditto 

B.  f .  Woadbinet  out  of  Sweetbriar    •  ditto 


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Br.  c.  out  of  Bine  Bell      -  -  Mr  J.  Mnrphy 

Br.  c.  out  of  Qattmg  -  -      -  Mr  A.O'Shan^hnessjr 

B.    out  of  Phoebe  -  -  Mr  P»Uia 

F.  Holly  Queen,  out  of  Queen  Alice-  Mr  F.  Tuthill 

HURSTBOUBNE. 
Ch.  e.  out  of  Bdtiae  -  -  Miss^Eing 

HYDROMEL. 
Br.  f.  out  of  Labyrinth     -  -  Xd  Falmouth 

B.f.  out  of  Anthem  •  -      *  Mr  W^atber-by 

IODINE  I. 

B.  or  br.  c.  out  of  Cadenza      -      »  Mr  R.  Cnffe 

B.  or  br.  c.  out  of  Gidembour  -  ditto 

C  (dead)  oat  of  Circe  -      -  ditto 

Br.  f.  dam  by  StockweU^  oat  of  Smin- 

merside  -  -  -  .      -  ditto 

ISONOMY. 

B.  c  out  of  Pirate  Queen  - 

C.  (dead)  out  of  Sota  do  Roma  - 
B.  f .  out  of  Vain  Glorious  - 
B.  f.  out  of  Mjthology 
B.  c  out  of  Twine  the  Plaiden 
Br.  f .  out  of  Violet  - 
Oh.  f .  out  of  Atodia 
Br.  f .  out  of  Baroness 
Ch.  c.  out  of  Silk 
BL  or  br.  c.  out  of  Mayfly 
B.  c.  out  of  Marie  Stuart  - 
F.  (dead)  out  of  Makiy 
Oh.  c  out  of  Wifey 

B.  f .  out  of  Petition  -  -  - 
Ch.f.  out  <^  In  Bounds 
Ch.  f .  out  of  St  Marguerite 

C.  (dead)  out  of  Pretty.  Dance 
B.  or  br.  c.  out  of  Lady  Sef  ton  - 
B.  f .  Caunteu  Lilian^  out  of  Lady 

Lumley  -  -  -  - 

B.  c.  out  of  EUangowan  - 


Mr  Hugh  Arnold 
Bonehill  Sttid 
ditto 
ditto 

The  late  Mr  Bowes 

Mr  W.  Buvton 

Mr  M.  Davrson 

Mr  B.  Ellam 

Ld- Hastings 

Mr  T.  Jenningfl,  jun. 

Duchess  of  Montrose 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditso 

ditto 

ditto 

Mr  R-  Osborne 
Ld  Zetland 


JACK  CADE  (in  Ireland). 
B.  or  br.  f.  oat  of  The  Dove     -      -  Mr  P.  EL  B.  Gross 
B.  f.  Nora-oreenagh,  out  of  Miss 

Winter         -  -  -   MifQ.  Stokes 

B.  f.  dam  by  York^out  of  Miss  Pigeon   Gapt.  Woodloy 

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JASON,  son  of  Solon  (in  Ireland). 
F.  (dead)  out  of  Agile  -      -   Mr  A.E.  McCracken 

JOCK  OF  ORAN. 
Br.  or  b.  c.  Darby,  out  of  Elizabeth  -   Mr  T.  E.  Walker 
B.  f.  Joan,  oat  of  Ellen    -  -  ditto 

F.  (dead)  out  of  Reserve         -      -  ditto 

JOHN  DAVIS. 
B.  or  br.  f.  ChUton  6Hrl,  out  of 
Country  Girl        -  -      -   Mr  T.  Stevens 

JOHN  RIDD. 
B.  c.  out  of  Ailsa  Craig  -      •>   Col.  Barlow 

JOLLY  FRIAR. 
B.  f .  Sermosa,  out  of  Arena   -      -   Corby  Stud 
Ch.  c.  Idedwin,  out  of  Sabrina        -  ditto 
Br.  c.  out  of  Alpine  -  -      -  ditto 

B .  c.  dam  by  The  Baron,  or  Y.  Pelion, 
out  of  Vindictive   -  -      -   Mr  W.  WUlson 


JULIUS  C^SAR. 


F.  out  of  Philomel 

B.  f.  out  of  Poignant- 

-Ch.  f .  out  of  Lady  Montague 


MrR.  B.Longland 
MrW.G.  Stevens 
ditto 


KADMOS  (son  of  Trumpeter). 
B.  f .  out  of  Evensong      ...   Mr  R.  Marshall 

EARS  (Arab). 

Br.  f .  Juniper,  out  of  Jedrania  -      -  Mr  W.  S.  Blunt 

B.  f.  Uderoe,  out  of  Meshura  -  ditto 

Br.  c.  Zeyd,  out  of  Zefifia        -      -  ditto 

G.  out  of  Basilisk  -  -  D.  of  Westminster 

KHAMSEEN. 
Gr.  or  ro.  f .  Isia,  out  of  Ishtar  - 
B.  f.  out  of  Abstinence 
B.  c.  out  of  Glennie  -  -  - 

"B.  c.  dam  by  Maximilian,  out  of  Wild 
Dove     -  -  -  - 

B.  c.  out  of  Sea  Breeze 
Ch.  f.  out  of  Golden  Crest 


Miss  Dillon 
Mr  H.  W.  Freeman 
ditto 

ditto 

Mr  C.  Gaine 
Mr  Jno.  Fownej 


THE  KING,  son  of  Commoner  (in  Ii  eland). 
F.  (dead)  out  of  Miss  Bright   -       -    Capt.  Kirkwood 
Ch.  f .  out  of  Valerie         -  -  ditto 

Br.  f.  out  of  Rose  Scarlett        -      -   Col.  Magenis 


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KING  ALFRED. 
B.  or  br.  c.  ont  of  Maryland     -      -    Mr  S.  Ibbetson 

KINGCRAFT. 

B.  f.  out  of  JosyaD 
F.  (dead)  out  of  filectaic 
B.  c.  out  of  Miss  York" 
B.  f .  out  of  Soham  Lass 
Gr.  f.  out  of  Bt'atrice  Grey* 
Ch.  c.  out  of  Effie  Deans 
B.  c.  out  of  Tisipbone 
B.  c.  dam  by  Lacydes — Manoeuvre 


Ld  Abingdon 
Mr  Jno.  Hammond 
Capt.  Uawortb 
Mr  J.  Taylor 
Gen.  0»ven  Williams 
ditto 
ditto 

Col.  Lloyd  Wynne 


KING"  HAROLD. 


B.  f.  out  of  Castalia 
B.  c.  out  of  Aminia 
B.  c.  out  of  Bedgown- 

KISBER. 
B.  f.  Sandal^  out  of  Shoestring 
Ch.  c.  ont  of  Sonsie  Lass  - 
F.  (dead)  out  of  The  Golden  West 
B.  c.  The  Bev^  out  of  Biserta 
Ch.  f .  out  of  Ermine  - 
Ch.  c  out  of  Hippolyta 
B.  c.  Kor,  ont  of  Isabel 
B.  f.  Viola,  out  of  Parma  - 


Mr  H.  6.  Allen 
Mr  H.  Vaughan 
ditto 


Ld  Calthorpe 
Duchess  of  Montrose 
Ld  Rosslyn 
Mr  L.  de  Rothschil  l 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 

KORASSAN  (in  Ireland). 
Ch.  f.  oat  of  Miss  Cusack  -  -   Mr  J.  R.  Sadleir 

LADBROKE. 

F.  (dead)  out  of  Cura9oa  -  •   Mr  H.  W.  Freeman 

LAMMERMOOR. 
B.  f.  dam  by  Rosicrucian,  out  of  Re- 
action   -  -  -  - 
B.  f .  out  of  Ooia 

B.  or  br.  c.  out  of  Hero 

C.  (dead)  out  of  Island  Queen 
Ch.  c.  out  of  Clianthns 
B.  c.  out  of  Nighrgown 


Mr  G.  C.  Carew- 

Gibson 
Mr  Craven 
Mr  J.  Mannington 
ditto 

Ld  March 
Mr  A.  Sydney 


LANCASTRIAN. 
Br.  c.  out  of  Groundbait    -  -   Mr  T.  Golby 

F.  (dead)  out  of  Arrogance  -  -  MrH.ChalonerSmUh 
B.  or  br.  f .  Stourdale,  out  of  Avonwick   Mr  H.  J.  Smith 


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Br.  f .  ont  of  Aran  Don  -      -  Mr  A.  Taylor 

B.  f .  dam  by  Blair  Athol,  out  of  Duty  ditto 

B.  c.  out  of  Free  Kirk  -      -  ditto 

B.f.  out  of  Gentle  Alice   •  -  ditto 

B.C.  out  of  Guid  Wife  -      -  ditto 

B.  f.  out  of  Synw^e         -  -  ditto 

Twins  I    1^^^  [  ont  of  Zil  Zellah-  ditto 

Br.  t.  Matiidat  outoLMavid    -      -  Capt  H.  Williams 

LANDMiABEL 

F.  (dead)  out  of  Crediton        -      -  Mr  J.  Watson 

B.  c.  Martello,  out  of  Vlie-  -  ditto 

LAURBTATE. 

Bl.  or  br.  f .  out  of  Christine  -  Mf  CMven 

F.  out  of  Tarantella  -  -      -  Mr  T.  Phillips 

F.  out  of  DaroBgeft  -  -  ditto 

F,  out  of  Dolus       -  -      -  ditto 

C.  out  of  Lady  Hawley  -  -  ditto 
F.  out  of  Patty        -            -      -  ditto 

Br.  f.  out  of  Lihration     -  -  Mr  S.  Lee  Smilb . 

Br.  f.  out  of  Scotch  Girl         -      -  ditto 

LECTUBEB.. 

B.  c.  out  of  Madame  St  JuUen  •      -  MIbs  Strangways 

LIDDESDAL£. 
Ch.  f.  dam  by  Maegregor' — -Buis- 

borough—Inheiitor       -  -  Mr  C.  J.  CamiiDg- 

ham" 

LIVERPOOL,  by  Brother  to  Bird  on  the  Wing  (in  IreUnd). 

Br.  c.  out  Af  Eaerinei  -  -      -  Mr  J.  F.  Hartig^n 

LIONEL. 

B.  c.  out  of  Matn-e* Agnes  -  -  Mr  H.  W^  QfaDlndBy 

Cb.  f.  out  of  MiniBda^  -      -  ditto 

Br.  f.  out  of  Pt))k«  .  -  ditto 

B.  f.  dam  by  Kettledrum— Daffodil  -  Mr  G.  B.  Hudson 

LONDESBOROtTGH. 

B.  c.  out  ol  HolcoBibe  Lass.     -      -  Mr  T.  SL  Gnmdj 

B.  f .  out  of  May  Mom      -  -  ditto 


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LORD  jglknlyon;,. 

Twins  |?:S::^!f°°,'at^''^'^:  tMrA.To«Hf 
B^.  f.  out  oi  F-v>rest  Maiden  -  diU» 


LORD  UOUQH. 
B.  f.  out  of  Magcliilene 
Oh.  f.  ont  of  Award  - 
Ch.  f.  out  of  Millwheel  - 
Ch.  f.  out  of  Waxy  Dolly 
Ch.  f.  ont  of  Ve»i«e 
Ch.  c.  ont  of  My  Qaeeii' 
B.  or  br.  c.  oat  of  Kvora  • 
Ch.  f.  ont  of  Weathersl^ . 
Ch.  f .  ont  of  Maid  of  Athens 
B.  c.  ont  of  The  Cable 
Ch.  f.  ont  of  Salamis 
Ch.  c.  out  of  Lady  Lomsa 
Bl.  f.  ont  of  ChpHule 
Ch.  c.  out  of  Lady  Lackland 
B.  L  ont  oi  Q«ickstiep .. 


(in  Ireiland). 

-  lir  R.  J.  Alexander 

•  Mr  C.  J.  Blake 

-  Mr  Brooke  R.Brazier 

-  Mr  0.  Bryan 

-  Mr  Jaa.  OBAsldy. 

•  MrJ.Cost«llo 

-  MrH.  &CDoker 

-  Mr  G.  Gongh 

-  Mr  J.  Guhbins 

•  My  Jno.  Hutchinson 
■  Mr  J.  H.  Moore 

-  Mr  Newcomen 

.  Mr  M.  C.  Russell 

-  Mr  B.  STnithvick 
.  Mr  P.  Wall 


LORD  HASTINGS  (in  Ireland)* 
B.  f .  ont  of  Milligaleen  -      •   Mr  E.  Bnrke 

LORD  LYO-N. 
B.  or  br.  c.  Lion  King,  ont  of  Radiant   Mr  W.  Robinson 

LORD  MALDEN. 
Twins  I  b.  f^®*^^  [  o"<io^  Cressnlar  Wr  J.  E.  Welby 

LOTHARIO  (in  IreUuid). 
C  (dead)  out  of  Tapioca  -  -   Miss  Ktoox  Gore- 


B.  or  br.  c.  ont  of  Sunshine 
C  (dead)  out  of  Pbetry 

B.  or  br.  f .  out  of  Actress  • 
Ch.  c,  out  of  Agneta  - 

C.  (dead)  out  of  Prectosa  - 
F.  (dead)  out  of  Industry 

B.  or  br.  f.  out  of  Music  - 
Ch.  c.  out  of  Merry  Agnes 

C.  (dead)  out  of  Pearl  drop 
Ch.  c.  out  out  of  Kattener 
Otu  cout  of  Thoughtless  - 


LOWLANDm 


D.  of  Hamilton 

•  ditto 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 

-  dktO' 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 


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B.  f .  out  of  Molda  - 

B.  f.  out  of  Myrica 

Br.  c.  St  Clair,  out  of  Sweetest- 

B.  f .  out  of  SoBglees 


-  MrB.  Howett 

-  ditto 

-  Ld  Rossljn 

-  Prince  iSoltykoff 


Br. 


LUBGAN  (in  Ireland), 
c.  out  of  Bellona        -  -   Ld  Ma^ro 


MACAIIONI. 
Ch.  f .  out  of  OoBhawk      -  -   Ld  Rosebery 

Ch.  c.  out  of  Queen  Marion     •      -  ditto 
B.  c.  out  of  Argument,  by  Lord  Lyon, 

out  of  Lady  Caroline  -      -  ditto 

MACAROON. 
B.  or  br.  f  Kyanite,  out  of  Koeuigin 


der  Nacbt 
Ch.  f.  Pilfery,  out  of  Pillage  - 
B,  c.  out  of  Panilla 
Ch.  c.  outof  Esa 


Mr  Townley-Parker 
ditto 

Ld  Zetland 
ditto 


BAY  HORSE  (1881),  by  Macgregor,  outof  Louise  of  Lome. 
B.  c.  out  of  Clara  -  -   Mr  T.  J.  Homcastle 


MACGREGOR. 

B.  f.  out  of  r^ady  Hood 

C.  outof  Tynteafield- 
B.  f .  out  of  Celibacy 

B.  or  br.  c.  out  of  Timaru 

B.  or  br.  f.  outof  Acme 

Ch.  c.  out  of  Cloistresfl 

Ch.  f.  out  of  KarouBsel 

Ch.  f.  out  of  Lady  Clifton 

Ch,  c.  out  of  Propinquity  - 

Br.  c.  out  of  Query  -  -  - 

Br.  c.  out  of  Rustic  Queen- 

Br.  c  out  of  Chiming  Bells 

Br.  f.  out  of  Broomieknowe 

Br.  c.  out  of  Mousmie 

Br.  f.  out  of  Knavery 

Ch.  f .  out  of  Helen  Mar 


Mr  E.  O.  Bleackley 

Mr  R.  Botterill 

D.  of  Hamilton 

Messrs  Harris  m 

Mr  R.  Howett 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

Mr  J.  E.  Piatt 
Sir  Tatton  Sykea 
Mr  W.  Wilson 


MAKE  HASTE. 
C.  (dead)  out  of  Persuasive      -      -   Mr  Jno.  Bishop 

MAPPLBTON. 
B.  f.  dam  by  Morocco— General  Wil- 


liams— Hampton 


Mr  G.  J.  Harrison 


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HARDEN. 

B.  c.  Caterham,  out  of  Framboise 
Br.  f .  out  of  The  Teet      -  ^ 
Ch.  f.  oat  of  Bonnie  Lassie 

Br.  c.  Redeemer,  out  of  Frimsall 

C.  (dead)  out  of  Aura 

Ch.  f.  MalmuUon,  out  of  Rose  of 
Lancaster  -  -  - 

Bl.  f.  F^eetfoot,  out  of  Camilla 
Ch.  c.  Ravelin^  out  of  Fortress  - 
Ch.  c.  dam  by  John  Davis — Fandango 
— Dublin's  dam 


Mr  T.  Brown 
Ld  C,  L  Ker 
Mr  W.  S.  Martin 
Mr  H.  Nicholls 
Mr  F.  Fatmore 

Mr  T.  G.  Radmall 
Mr  T.  L.  Keed 
ditto 


-   Lady  Stamford 


B.  c.  out  of  Outcry 
B.  f.  out  of  Verity 
Ch.  c.  out  of  Hornsea 
B.  f .  out  of  Partisane 


MARMION. 


Mr  E.  L.  Forester 
ditto 

MrS.  M.  Thomas 
ditto 


MAKQUIS,  son  of  Uncas  (in  Irelan<1). 
B,  c.  out  of  Trieste  -  -   Mr  A.  Tieman 


MARTYRDOM. 


B.  or  br.  f .  out  of  Rent  Day 
B.  c.  out  of  Pomposity 

B.  f .  out  of  8tar  of  India 

Ch.  c.  out  of  Topsail 

Ch.  f.  Memorial,  out  of  Recollection- 

B.  c.  out  of  Tabara 

Cb.  c.  out  of  Lady  Speculum  - 

MASK. 

Ch.  c.  out  of  Meutone 
Ch.  c.  out  ol  Evasion  -  -  : 

Ch.  f .  out  of  May  Day 
Br.  f.  out  of  Rndstone 
B.  f .  out  of  Moll  Davis 
B.C.  Scene  Shifter, out oi  Cockleshell 
Br.  c.  The  Mummer,  out  of  Sea  Coal 
B.  c.  out  of  Brunette  -  -  - 

B.  or  br.  c.  out  of  Decoration 
Ch.  c.  out  of  Mountain  Maid  - 
Ch.  f.  out  of  Useless 
B.  c  dam  by  Ely*  out  of  Nemesis 
Ch.  f.  out  of  Lucetta 
Ch.  c.  dam  by  Silvio— Weatherbit— 
Birdcatcher^MisB  Whip 


Mr  Jno.  Barry 

Mr  H.  D.  Brockle- 

hurst 
Ld  Downe 
Ld  Feversham  - 
Mr  F.  J.  Ramsden 
Mr  J.  Snarry 
Mr  T.  Ward 


Mr  C.  Blanton 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

Mr  C.  Brewer 
Mr  J.  A.  Craven 
ditto 

Miss  IsabellaGraham 

Mr  J.  Hammond 

Mr  J.  Heffer 

Mr  J.  V.  Laurance 

Prince  Soltykoff 

ditto 

Mr  I.  H.  Wilkinson 
H  H  S 


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Ch.f.  Ourragh.iWr^n,  ont  of  Jenajri . 

Sphiner        ...  Ld;; 
B<f.  ontiof  VmUt  Melroto^  -  diUo. 

Ch.  t  OB*  of  Th»e  Pearl»  -  -  ditto 

B.  f.  out  of  Mimbo1iiat«k^        -      -  .ditto  i.< 

C.  (dead)  out  of  Rose  of  York  -  ditto 
Ch.  f.  oat  of  Sntinolencj  •  -  •  dittorx 
Oh.  f .  oat  of  Jetiica        «  -  ditUx 

MASTER  WALLER.  .. 
Ch.  f .  dam  by  Petrarch,  oat  of  Pomona   Mr  P.  Percival 
B.  c.  Doctor  Waller,  otttiaf  Kfeepsake   Mr  W.  Staplee 


MELVILLE. 
C.  oat  of  Strike  '     -  - 
Ch.  f .  dam  by  Kisber,  oat  of  North 
Wind     .  •  .  - 


CoLjCUtherow 
Mr  J.  W.  Letheren 


MEREWORTH. 
Br.  f .  oat  of  Cindeiitidv  >  •  .   Mr  J.  C.  Bnnten 

Gr.  f .  Misft  BeSB^e,  ont  of  StrattotWrton/ '  Mn  W.  Grnvdner  • 
Ch.f.  Za^>il/»ilf««,t>atof  Hop-pickev^-  MrJi  Sweenegr. 

MBRRY-  C^O-ROUND  (8oniofiS«yUi«hlGhM£)< 


B.  c.  out  of  Trovfcn  Gem  - 


MEKTbO^ 

F.  out  of  Devotion 

B.or  br.  f;  dam  by  Lowlander,  ont  of 

Bracelet 
B.C.  ont  of  Eak'Isabel 
B.  f.  ont  of  Ati»l  Lass   .  - 


Ifat^r*.'(lfilBte^  A. 
OViffithv^ 


-   Capt.  F.  Fox 

MrA.C.'W.Hbbman 

Foiwd  i^tnd 
Mf.W.  Sinith 


MIDNIGHT  (soa>of  Jack^'l4mtern)  . in  Ireland). 


B.  f .  out  of  LftHywell  - 

MILTiAiDGfi.' 
Ch.  f .  out  of  Mai^afet  Dongks 

MI9E^IiTS1" 
F.  (dead)  ont  of  Court  »Fayou«te  - 
Gh^eb/ontrol  Dora    -  - 
BVf.  out  o£  Flash 


Mb  B.  N.J^iUgonld 


-  Ml' Oaten 


C6i.  Mag^ii 
Mt  H.Mxon 
MrF.P:VttW 


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THB  MISBB. 

Br.  f.  oat  of  Brattda..       -  -  Mr  B.  J.  Bailej 

B.  f.  out  of  Mireille.-  -  -  ditta 

B.  c.  GoldseeTier^  out-of  SwaHow  •  Opt.  D*  Bayley 

B.  f.  out  of  Ettiii,     -  -  -  Mr  T.  B,  Bosvilo. 

Ch.  f.  Q\\\  of  Madame  Peel  •  Mr  Q.  East 

O.  (dr'ad)  out  of  Heraldry       -  •  I^d.PortaraontU 

B.  c.  out  of  Oratava         -  -  ditto - 

B.  or  br.  c.  WeHmin8ter,^mk  Dlt6tlel1a» . 

by  Mogador    -  -  -  Mr  T.  Smith 

Twins  (dead)  oat  of  QaMf     •  -  Mr  W.  Smith 

€h.  f.  out  Bamfoola  -  -  dittQ 

Br.  c.  out  of  Hippodrome  -  ditt» 

Br.c.  oBt.of  Lady  Milly  -  ditto 

F.  (dead)  out  of  Margery  Daw-  -  ditto 

€3i.  c.  oat  of  Pauliae      ■  -  •  ditto 

B.  c.  out  of  Rettv.    -  •  ditto 

Br.  c.  out  of  Salnte         -  -  ditto 

B.  f .  out  of  Utopia   -  -  •  ditto 

B.C.  out  of  Vietress*       -  -  ditto- 

MR  WINKLE. 
Ch.  f.  Lady  Twhnkle,  oatt>f  Palisado  Mr  F,  W.  Ewle. 
Br.  c.  out  of  Stockade  -      •  ditto 

MOKACa 

B.  or  br.  c  out  of'  Ropfol^       .      •  Mv  C«  Brown- 
B.  f.  out  of  Wild  Maggie ,-  -  ditto 

MONARCH  OH  THE  GLEN. 
h\  (dead)  out  of  Lady  AUott'   -      •   Mr  J.  C.  Bailie 

MORNINQTQilt. 
B.  oF^hrj  e.  out  of  Clara  -   Mr  O.  Bullock' 

MUNCASIEE. 
Oh.  f.  out  of  Homespun  - 
B.  f.  out  of  Favooia  r 
B.C.  Saint  SymphoHen,  out  of  St 
Editba  -  -  -  • 

Ch.  c.  out  of  Cmcible 
Ch.  c.  out  of  Albert'n  Daughter 
Ch,  c.  out  of  Starlight 
Ch.  c.  out  of  Meteor  A 

B.  c.  out  of  Arrowroot 
Ch.  c.  oat  of  Blae  Light 

C.  (dead)  out  of  Acheron  - 


Her  Majesfcj 

ditto 

Major  Brace 
Mr  ii:  U.  Combo. 
Mr  W.  J.  Dore 
ditto 

Mr  R.  W.  Gi^enor 
Mr  H.  Hamphreys 
Mr  W.  PAuson 
Mr  G.  Kruckeuberg 


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TwinB  (<1ead)  out  of  Em 

B.C.  Gipmf  Xa/f,  out  of  Gipsy Qaeen 

Ch.  f .  Lady  Bee^  oat  of  Hermita 

Ch.  c.  Paraplnie,  out  of  Mrs  Gamp  - 

B.  c.  First  Love,  out  of  Jubilee 

B.  c  out  of  Black  Gt)wn 

B.  c.  out  of  Duchess  of  AHmidj 

B.  c.  out  of  Ruse      -  ■-  - 

Ch.  c.  Craven,  out  of  Little  Duck  - 

Ch.  f.  Qiit  of  Jennie  Winkle 

Ch.  f.  My  Lnre,  out  of  Little  Sister  - 

Ch.  r.  out  of  Zingara- 

Cb.  f.  out  of  Satire 

Ch.  f.  out  of  Inc^^gnito 

Ch.  f .  out  of  Dutch  Oirl  - 

Ch  f.  out  of  Agnes  hi  Fiere 

B.  f.  out  of  City  Agnes 

NAJ»SBURr. 

B.  c.  out  of  Tuberoflc 

B.  f.  Boyal  Countess,  out  of  Royal 
Duchess        -  -  . 

C.  (dead)  out  of  Mirror 
Ch.  f.  out  of  Memoria 
B.  f.  out  of  Presentation 
B.  c.  A'fl/i,  dam  by  Camballo^Vega  - 
Ch.c.  The  Miller  II,  out  of  Fair  Trade 


Mr  B.  Norrinton 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

MrR.  Peck 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

Lady  Stamford 
Pound  Stud 
Mr  Hume  Webster 
ditto 


-   Mr  D.  liockwood 

Mr  W.  Robinson 
Mr  R.  C.  Vyner 

ditto 

Mr  T.  Ward 
Mr  Jno.  Wilkinson 
ditto 


NEW  HOLLAND. 


B.  c.  out  of  Nottingham  Lace 

B.  f.  out  of  Dachess  of  Cambridge 

B.  f.  out  of  Dido- 

B.  f.  out  of  Bide-a-Wee 

B.  or  br.  f.  out  of  Bounce  - 

B.  f.  out  of  Iskra 

B.  f.  out  of  Wingrave  Lass 

B  c.  Nunow^  out  of  Fair  Abbess 

B.  c.  out  of  Maibaum 


Mr  Hugh  Arnold 
Mr  J.  A.  Aspiand 
Mr  J.  A.  Dawson 
Mr  H.  Jeflfery 
Prince  SoltykofF 
ditto 

Mr  R.  Stephenson 
Mr  Townley  Parker 
Mr  J.  Waugh 


Ch.  coat  of  Shaft 


NEW  LAUNDE. 


Mr 


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NORMANBT  (in  Ireland). 
B  f.  out  of  Sago-  -  -   Miss  Gore[,B)oth 

NORWICH. 

Ch  c.  out  of  Josephine     -  -    Major  Stapylton 

Ch.  c.  out  of  Miss  Marion        -      •  ditto 


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NOT  OUT. 

Ch.  f.  out  of  Ainytis        -  -    Mr  W.  B.  Caldwell 

B.  f.  dam  by  Blair  Athol — Ellermire  -   Mrs  Egginton 

NUNEHAKI. 

Br.f.ont  of  Ch^rie         '  -  Mr  J.  Gretton 

Br.  c.  dam  by  Kettledrum—Lifetime-  ditto 

B.f.  out  of  Rose  of  Tralee      -      -  ditto 

B.  f.  out  of  America        -  -  Yardley  Stud 

OLLERTON. 

B.  c  Honey  drop,  out  of  Mintdrop  -  Messrs  Osborne 

Ch.  f.  out  of  Timbrel        -    '  -  Mr  John  Osborne 

B.  f.  out  of  Italian  Gipsy         -  -  Mr  W.  Stevenson 

Br.  £.  out  of  Leven  -  •  ditto 

F.  (dead)  out  of  Novice  -  -  ditto 

B.  c.  out  of  Osprey  -  -  ditto 

OLLIVER,  son  of  Rachael  (in  Ireland). 
B.  or  br.  c.  out  of  Haytosser  -   Mr  J.  Dillon 

OLD  TOM  (in  Ireland). 
Br.  f .  out  of  Emily    -  -      -   Mr  F.  W.  Hayes 

B.  f.  out  of  Spitfire         '  -  -   Mr  P.  Maynard 

MEGA  (son  of  Lambda). 
B.  f.  out  of  Lady  Dunholih  -  -   Mr  R.  F.  Trenholm 

OMER  PACHA. 

B.  c.  out  of  Ayesha   -  -      -   Mr  J.  H.  Whitehonse 

OSRIC  (in  Ireland). 
Ch.  c.  out  of  Humility      -  -   Mr  Maher 

OUTFIT. 

Br.  f.  out  of  Blue  Sleeves        -      -   Mr  G.  E.  Davy 

PALM  (son  of  West  Australian). 

C.  (dead)  out  of  Benedictine-  -   Mr  H.  W.  Deacoa 

PELLEGRINO. 
B.  f.  out  of  Adonia  -  -   The  late  Mr  I.  Bate 

Br.  c.  Speramo,  out  of  Miss  Ellen  -  ditto 
B.  c.  out  of  Miss  Gertrude  -  -  ditto 
Ch.  f .  t>nt  of  The  Nun     -  -  ditto 

Ro.  f.  out  of  Elegance  -      -   Mr  J.  Best 


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Ch.  c.  ont  of  Etheldni 
B.  £.  out  of  Queen  Esther 
B.  c.  oat^f .  Mal(lx)f  the  V4iUejif 
Cb.  c.  ont  of  Oxford  Belle 
Br.  f .  ont  of  Patronagar.  • 
Br.  c.  outi  of  SaUetail 

B.  f .  ont  of  Solitaire  *  •  .  - 
Ch.  c.  Fisher  Lady  ont  of  Fisher  Las» 

C.  (dead)  ont  of  Ida 
B.  c.  ont  of  Qaebrada 

B.  or  br.  f.  out  of  Cbatn^/' 
Ch«  f.  ontkof  Comichon 
Cb.  CAotof  Byfleet 

C.  (dead)^atof  Fir%t  Loye 

Br.  f.  Merino,  ont  of  Queen  Marf  - 

F.  (dead)  out  of.  White  Squall  - 

F.  (dead)  ont  of  •  Acropolis - 

Ch.  f.  out  of  1  be  Cat 

B.  or  br.'f.jontiofiGelflriiS:)^ 


Mr  T.  Caldcr 
Mr  .W.  J.  Dore 
Mr  W.  E.  Everitt 

ditto 
ditto 
ditto 

Mc  £..  Martin 
.  Mr  X.  Steyens 
ditto 
ditto 

Mr  W.  G.  StereDB 

ditio. 

Mi-  G.  T^rrreU 
MrT.E.  WUkee 

ditto 

Mr  H.  ,Mraring 

dittos 
ditto 

JUL  Wiillonghbjr  de 
Broke 

FELI4  muu. 

B.  f.  JiS^ie,  out  of  Moissonense  -  Mr.  Towiiley<;Packer 
Br.«.<otttjof  indnstiy  -      -   Mr  G.  Trimmer 

PEPEBBMINIX 
Ch.<c.  ont  of  Heather  Bird      -      -  LdMiddleton 

C.  (dead)  out  of  LaTinia  -  •  ditto 
B.  c.  ont  of  Labunmiii  •          •      -  ditto 

PEREGRINE. 

B.  f.  ont  of  AoTiHe. 
B.  f.  ont  of  Proficient- 

B.  or  br.  c.  ont  of  Pompeia- 

C.  (dead)  ont  of  LotId^  fiia^  •  ,^ 

PERO  GOUBZ; 

B.  c.  out  of  Hilarity 
B.  f.  ontxjf  Mrs  Wolfe 
K  f.  out  of  Mite- Bertram  • 

B.  f.  ont  of  Brown  A^es 

C.  (dead)  out  of  Dulcissimft 


Mr  R.  Peck 
Pound  Stud 
Mi-  R.  Stfewart 
Mr  H.  Turner 


Bonehill  Stnd 
dittX) 
ditto  • 
ditto 
ditto 


Ch.  f.  ont  of  M'odena 
B.  f.  ont  of  Pampeluna 
B.  c.  ont'of  Rosemarj 


FETEB.. 


-  ditto 

-  ditto 


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B.  c.Pf'terthp&rMy'outof  Bellissimra  i 

Ch.  f.  Mtnsfer  Bdlj  out  of  Canterbtwty 

Ch  c.  oiit-of 'Ifalia    -  -  - 

B.  f.  out'of  t^plftsh  - 

B.  f .  dam  by  Cpeitiorne — Boeskin 

Ch.  c.  out  of  Flippant 

Br.  c.  out  of  Ocnnifie  -  -  - 

B.  f.  out  o§  Iinmortdle      -  • 

F.  (dead)  out'of  ^Mantlet  • 

Ch.  f .  out  of  Mfsff  Stauley  - 

B.  f .  out  of  Nifeocris  '  -  - 

Br.  f .  oat'Of' Wfesterin 

B.  or  br.c.  out  of 'Wild  Dove    -  • 

F.  out  of  Ni niche  -  - 

B.  f .  dam'  by  Toxophilite— Gameboy 

— Phyfialis  . 
B.f.  Santa  li-egalta;  out  ai.  Datara*iJ-  - 
B.  f .  out  i>f  The  Martyr  - 
Br.  f.  out  of-  Liris  - 
Ch.f.  out  of  iieTeillon      -        .  •    -  * 
Ch.  f.  out' of  Lady  Cremona  * 
Ch.  f.  oufr  of  Bella  -  - 
B.f.  out  of  MisA'Mannermg':' 
Ch.  c.  out  of  Ambulance   -    •  • 
B.  c.  out  of  Bigamy  -  -  .     • . 

Ch.  f.  out  of  1  Gentle  Zitelhi 
Br.  f .  out  of  Lady  Flora 
B.  f .  out  of  Fl<ywer  of  the- Vale 
B.  c.  out  of  The  Moth  .  - 
B.  f.  Appendix,  out  of  Afferthought- 
B.c.  8iw //If' -Simon,  out  of  Gentle  J  aae* 
B-.c.  PttHs  ir,  out  of  Belle  Luretid  *• 

PETRARCH. 

B.  f.  out  of  Spinaway 

B.  c.  out  of  *>pi»ea   -  - .  . 

F.  out  of  Thora  - 

B.  f.  ArcherrgSf  out  of  Bowstrttig^  - 

B.  f.  AnftSp4fte,'eut'oi  Hawt^oradflle' 

B.  c.  out  of  Vennsta  -  -    •  - 

B.  f.  Glenhitr/tp,>  out  of  Glenbolmto 

B.  c.  out  of  Itinerant- 

Ch.  f .  out  oi^  Priory^        •         '  - 

Ch.  f.  out  of  Hell  MfitaU 

Ch.  c.  out  of  Boundary  - 

Ch.  c.  Pttraceoi  out  of  Dynamite 

F.  (dead/ontruf  Lynette  - 


CsptJ     BttylBgr. ' 
ditio 

Mr  J.  B.  Benn0tt» 

ditto<' 

Ktr  W.  Buvton. 

Mr  R.  Carington 

Mr  R.  H.  Combe 

ditto 

ditto 

ditloi 

ditto  I 

ditto/ 

ditto 

Mr  Metehevi 

MarOIj  Hall  . 

ly^n  H.  Lambton . 

Mr'' J*.  T^  MaciKiizie 

Mr.W^Ri.Marshall 

ditt«/ 

ditto  I 

Pocind(6ttid> 

ditito 

driit« 

dSttoi 

diitoi 

Mr  C.  D.  RoM 
MrWjG.  Stems 
Mr  Weatherby 
Mr  E.  A.  Wolfe 
dilto' 

Mr  e. -Wood. 


Mr  G.  A.  Baird 
dittiy- 

Mr  Eyelyn  Booth 
Ld  Caltborpe 
ditt» 
ditto 

Mr  J&«.  Dixoii 
MrW.  E.  ETeriit 
Capt;  Ma^hell 
ditto 

Duchess  of  Montrose 
Mr  D.  Mv  O'Ferrall 
Ld  Rosebery 


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B.  f .  oat  of  Piccadilly 
B.  f .  out  of  Cannoni^ra 
Ch.  f.  oat  of  Jessie  Agnes 
B.  f.  out  of  Katrine 
B.  c.  out  of  The  Nan 

PHILAMMON  (in 
B.  f.  out  of  Chrraalis 
B.  f.  out  of  Winged  Bee 
B.  f.  oat  of  Lady  Pitt 
B.  e.  out  of  Lady  Si^rior 
B.  f.  oat  of  Arizona      '  - 
Ch.  c  out  of  Miriam  II 
B.  f.  out  of  Inamorata 
B.  f.  out  of  Adeline  - 
Br.  c.  oat  of  Birdcall 
B.  c.  out  of  'I'he  Beaaty 
Cb.  c.  oat  of  £mpreaB 
B.  c.  Sfcintan^  oat  of  Marie  Seton 
B.  f.  out  of  Wild  Vixen  - 
B.  f.  out  of  Pbeasant- 
F.  (dead)  oat  of  Saaceboafc 
Ch.  f.  out  of  Julia  Maaoering  • 
Br.  0.  out  of  Vivandidre  - 
B.  f.  out  of  Rarly  Dawn  . 
B.  f.  out  of  Pink  Domino 
B.  c.  oat  of  Peeress 
Ch.  c  out  of  Sprite  - 


•  Count  of  San  Antonio 

-  Mr  J.  W.  Smith 

-  Mr  Jas.  SnaiTy 

-  Mr  K.  Stephenson 

-  ditto 

Irelan'O. 

•  Mr  W.  Bropliy 

•  ditto 

-  ditto 

-  Col.  Fetherhtouhaagh 

-  Ld  Drogheda 

-  ditto 

-  Mr  P.  Gavin 

.-  Mr  R.  GrahHm 

-  Major  Uickmun 

-  Mrs  M.  Knox 

-  Mr  H.  £.  Linde 

-  Mr  J.  C.  Murphy 

-  Mr  W.  Murphy 

-  Mr  J.  Nolan 

-  Mr  W.  Pallia 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 

•  MrC.W.  Thompson 

-  ditto 

-  Mr  A.  Tieman 

-  ditto 


pic-Nia 


-  Mr  J.  Drisl«ne 

-  Mr  W.  Stevenson 

-  ditto 


B.  f.  out  of  Oar  Bessie 
B.  c.  oat  of  Sapphire  II 
B.  f  •  out  of  Tibbie  - 

PIERSFIELD  (in  Ireland). 
B.  f.  out  of  Sweet  Archeress  -  Mr  D.  McGeeo 

PIRATE  CHIEF  (in  Ireland). 
Ch.  c.  oat  of  Lowland  Warbler       -  Mr  Hugh  Arnold 
B.  c.  out  of  Minola  -  -      -  ditto 

Br.  c  out  of  Pimpernel     •  -  ditto 

B.  c.  out  of  Banna    -  .  ditto 

Br.  f.  Impetuvsit^,  out  of  Impetuous-   Mr  Job.  Pt^rry 


B.  c.  ont  of  Afadeira 
Foal  (dead)  ont  of  Sabella 


PLEBEIAN. 

-  The  late  Mr  R.  R. 
Christopers 

-  ditto 


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B.  c.  out  of  Feodorowna     -  -  Mr  S.  W.  Slater 

B.  or  br.  f .  oot  of  Agnes  Bentinck    -  Mr  J  as.  Snarry 

B.  c  out  of  Ijady  of  the  Lea  -  Lady  Stamford 

POULET  (bred  in  France). 

Cb.  f .  out  of  Catania        -  -  Mr  T.  Jennings 

Ch.  c.  out  of  Ktolia   -  -      -  ditto 

Cb.  c.  Lord  Brnest,  out  of  Lady  Emily  ditto 

B.  f.  out  of  Queen  of  Cyprus  *  ditto 

Cb.  f.  Polly^  out  of  Jeannie  -  ditto 

B.  c.  out  of  Lorna  Doone  -  -  ditto 

Cb.  f.  out  of  Lady  Mary         -      -  ditto 

THE  PREACHER. 

Br.  f.dana  (fd.  1876)  by  Tomtit— Foot- 
stool— Bird's-nest         -  -  Mr  J.  Goodliif 

B.  f.  dam  by  Tomtit— Fitz-Roland— 

Black  Swan   -  ditto 

B.  f.  dam  by  Caterer — Montagnard — 

Tomtit  -  -  -  ditto 

PRIDE  OF  PRUSSIA  (in  Ireland). 

B.  c.  out  of  Bessie  Bedlam-  -  Sir  C.  Coote 

Cb.  f.  out  of  Ellen    •  -      -  ditto 

B.  c.  out  of  Fanny  •  •  ditto 

B.  c  ont  of  Fleada   -  -      -  ditto 

Cb.  c.  out  of  Ked  Rose      -  -  ditto 

Cb.  f.  out  of  Rio      -  -      -  ditto 

Cb.  f.  out  of  Whitelock    -  -  ditto 

B.  c  out  of  Wbite  Roee  -      -  ditto 

B.  c.  out  of  Freedom        -  -  Mr  P.  F.  Fletcher 

Cb.  f.  out  of  Marcbioness        •      -  Mr  £.  Forristal 

B.  c.  out  of  Humility  II    -  -  Mr  R.  N.  Talbot 

PRIMROSE  (in  Ireland). 

B.  c  dam  by  Solon — ShooUng  Star  -  Capt.  Smithwick 

PRINCE,  son  of  Artillery  (in  Ireland). 

B.  f.  ont  of  Lady  Rawcliflfe  •  Mr  W.  McCaffrey 
Br.  c.  out  of  Brigbt  Riband      -      -  Col.  Magenis 

PRINCE  GEORGE. 
B«  or  br.  c.  dam  by  General  Peel,  ont 

of  Untrue      -  -  -  Mr  J.  Best 

C.  ont  of  Love  Knot  -  •      -  Mr  W.  H.  Phillips 


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PRIVATEER. 

F.  out  of  La  Tkmise  -  -      -  Mr  W.  THj 

Ch.  c.  oni  of  Carrara        -  -  Mr  A.  J.  BcfairalM* 

B.  f.  ont  of  Conviction  -      -  ditto 

B.  c.  out  of  WoBderiaiid   -  •  Mr  C.  Taylor 

PRIVILEGE  <brother  to  Iwoomy). 
B.  f.  dam  by  The  Dnfce^-WiM  Day- 

rell—Lady  Lurewell     -  -  MfmlaabeUaGrftham 

Ch.  f .  out  of  Granite  -  -      -  ditto 

Ch.  f.  dam  by  Wild  Dayrell,  out  of 

Lady  LureweH      -  -      -  dilt»- 

B.  f.  out  of  Vibration  -  ditto 

C.  (dead)  out  of  Gisela           •      •  Tardley  Stud 
Ch.  c.  out  of  Lady  Maiigo^d           •  ditto 

Br.  e.  out  ol  Motary  -  -      •  ditto 

PROFESSOR. 
Br.  f.  ont  of  Arve  •  -  Mrfi.  Qnintoa 

PROXIMO  (Arab). 
C.  (dead)  out  of  3 etboa         -      -  Mr  W.-  S.  Blunt 

FURSEBBARER. 
B.  c.  ont  of  Margery  Moorpont-      -   The4aAe'Mr  J.BoiM 

B.  or  br.  f.  out  of  Callosity  -   Mt  Joo.  Boyce 

C.  (dead)  ont  of  Algitha         -      -   Mr  T.  Brand 
B.  f.  Hebe,  ont  of  Mhea,   -  -   M^  Jdo.  Cook« 
B.  or  br.  f.  out  of  Bonny  Queen-      -   Mr  W.  I*  Anson 
B.  f.  Ustuscadme,  out  of  Muscat       •   Mr  -M.  I^Adsob 
Ch.  f.  dam  by  Cape  Hyaway — Blair  • 

Athol  -sister  ta  Bfown  Bess       -   Mv  M.  Leaiper 
B.  f.  ont  of  Ada  Macj^regor     -      -  .  Mr  J.  Nort4 
Ch.  c.  out  of  Golden  Kiise-  •   The  late  Mr  W.  H. 

Shaw 

Ch.  c.  <mt4>£  Fleeoy  Clondk      -      -  Mr  J.  WlUNtavinfplllin 

QUisffiN^S  BbERAJUD. 
Ch.  loufcof  Lonetoo-  -      -   SiriS.  LockbAr« 

B.  f.  oatiof  Ulundi         -  •  dittos 

QUBBBfBi  MESSENGER. 
B.  c.  out  of  Esfella  -  •   Mrr  T.  Blenhisoa 

B.  f.  out  of  Mftdrigal-  -      -   Mr  M.  Dawaoa 

Bi.c  oatof  Meta  .  -  -   Mr  ▲«  Deacon 


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QUITS. 

Br.  f.  dam  by  Coltness,  ont  of  Janeiro  MTFrankisli 

B.  c.  out  of  Joan      -  -  ditto 

B.  f .  Primrose  Day^  ont  of  Chegonn!  Mr  T.  Leary 
B.  c.  King  Orry,  out  of  Lady.  West* 

nioreland       -  -  -  Mr  F.  Sowerby 

F.  (dead)  ont  of  High"  Water  -      -  Mr  B.  Walker 

B.  f .  ont  of  L>a»1y  of  the  Lake         -  Ld  Yarborongh 

Br.c.  ont  of  Polestar--  -      -  ditto 

RATAPLAN  (Arab).  ^ 
F.  (dead;  out  of  Hagar  .    -  -   Mr  W.  S.  Blunt 

THE  RAKE  (In  Ireland), 


Ch.  c.  ont  of  Scapular 

Ch.  c.  out  of  Lad  J  Orrfek 

B.  f.  ont  of  Blair  Logie  • 

B.f.  out  of  Rosnasbane 

€h.c  oat  of  Black  Flag  - 

B.  f.  out  of  Mioce  Pie 

B.  f .  The  Romp^  dam  by  Scaramonch, 

ont  of  Amktgnitj  -  - 
B.  or  ch.  c.  out  of  Lady  Evelyn 

RATTLE. 
Ch.  f.  ont  of  Agn«8  Campbell  - 
B.  f.  ont  of  Glacis 

B.  or  br.  f .  ont  of  Nettle 

C.  (dead)  ont  of  Agne8.PetriQ 

B.  c.  out  of  Idalia     •  -  - 

B.  c.  Snap  and  Itattle^  out  of  Chaff- 
B.  or  br.  c.  Gipsy  JaeUt  ont  of  Gipsy 
B.  f.  Lady  //«xt«ja#A— Scotch  Fir  - 
B.  f .  ont  of  Lady  Chesterfield  - 

restless: 

Ch.  e.  ont  of  Misa  MtM; 


Mt«s  Anderson 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

Capt.  Archdald 
Mr  Boyd 

Mr  T:  Carr 

ditto 
ditto 

Mr  T.  Cbalotier 
Mr  G.  Dawson 
Mrs  G.  Dawson 
Mr  H.  J.  Hammond 
Mr  C.  McC.  le  Blanc 
Mrs.Mytton 


.   Mr  T.  D.  Clayton 


B.  f.  out  of  New  Guinea 
Ch.  c.  out  of  lied  Shankr 
Ch.  f.  out  of  Adversity 
Br.  f.  out  of  Blue  Ridge 
B.  f.  ont  of  Bowetritxg 
Br.  c.  ont  of  (vomedy 
B.  c  out  of  Corinne  - 
B.  f.  ont  of  Tisayac 


RETREAT. 


Ber 'Majesty 
ditto 

Ld  Bradford 

ditto 

ditto 

Mr  V.  P.  Calmady 

Ld  Fitzwilliam 

M<r  W.H;  P.  Jenkins 


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B.  f.  oat  of  Stockwater 
B.  f .  oat  of  Claietto 
Br.  f.  oat  of  Refal^nt 
B.  f .  oat  of  War  Paint 


-  Mr  A.  Mackenzie 

-  Dr  Procter 

-  Mr  E.  C.  Wacllowr 

-  Mr  Weatherby 


RETRIBUTION  (in  Ireland). 
B.  c.  out  of  Cecropia        •  -    Mr  W.  Ashe 


RETURNS. 


Ch.  c.  oat  of  EUaiae 


Mr  E.  Lawson 


REVELLER. 


B.  f .  ont  of  Ushant 
B.  f ,  oat  of  Lady  Kate 


-  Mr!?.  W.Fitz  William 

-  Sir  R.  Jardine 


REVERBERATION. 

Ch.  f .  oat  of  Ella            -  -  Mr  Fletcher 

B.  c.  ont  of  The  Piqae  -      -  ditto 

Ch.  c.  oat  of  Reserve        -  -  Mr  R.  Harrison 

Ch.  c.  ont  of  Malabar-  -      -  Mr  A.  Tnylor 

Ch.  c.  out  of  Semiramis     -  -  Mr  G.  Tyrrell 

B.  c.  out  of  Madame  Zophee  -       -  Mr  II.  Wariog 

Ch.  f .  out  of  Lady  Palmer  -  -  ditto 

B.  f.  out  of  Jeannie  Deans  -      -  ditto 

Ch.  c.  out  of  Gratinska      -  -  ditto 

P.  (dead)  out  of  Bee  Bird  -      -  ditto 

Ch.c.  out  of  Annt  Sofer   -  •  ditto 

B.  f.  out  of  Astwith  -  -      -  ditto 
P.  (dead)  dam  by  Y.  Melbourne — 

Gameboy — Physalis  -      -  ditto 

•B.  c.  out  of  Wealth        '  -  -  ditto 

Ch.  f.  out  of  Rapine  -  -      -  ditto 

B.C.  out  of  Pinkie           -  -  ditto 

Ch.  c.  out  of  Priucess  Alice  •      -  ditto 

Ch.  c.  out  of  Maremma     -  -  Mr  W.  Wood 

RHIDORROOH  (in  Ireland). 

Br.  c.  out  of  Sally  Brass   -  -  Mr  S.  G.  Barry 

Ch.  f .  oat  of  Lady  Etta  -      -  Messrs  Ashe  and  Son 


RINGLEADER. 


B.  c.  oat  of  Stanza 


Mr  C.  P.  Wood 


RIVAL,  son  of  Solon  (in  Ireland). 
Br.  f.  out  ot  Lizzie  White  -  -    Mr  J.  Brady 

Br.  c.  dam  by  Portunio— Pancake    -   Mr  J.  G.  Winder 


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ROBERT  THE  DEVIL. 


B.  f.  out  of  Idan- 

Cb.  c.  out  of  Distant  Shore 

C.  (dead)  out  of  Footlight  - 
Ch.  f .  out  of  Feroza  - 

B.  c.  out  of  Wood  Queen  • 
B.  c.  out  of  Ursula  • 

B.  f.  out  of  Palmy  Day 

C.  (dead)  oat  of  Evergreen 
Br.  c.  out  of  Ambuscade  - 
B.  c.  out  of  Flora  Mclvor 
B.  f.  out  of  La  Roseraie  - 
B.  f.  out  of  Lass  o'Gowrie 
B.  c.  out  of  Ottawa 

B.  or  br.  e.  out  of  Perea 
B.  f .  out  of  Peeress 
B.  c.  out  of  Side  View 


-  Mr  G.    C.  Carcw- 

Gibson 

-  MrC.  D.  Rose 

-  Ld  Rosslyn 

-  Mr  H.  Waring  • 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 


ROMANCE,  son  of  The  Rake  (in  Ireland). 
B,  c.  dam  by  Cellarins,  out  of  Mar- 
chioness Hose       -  -      -  Mr  C.  W.  Stnddert 

ROSEBERY. 

B.  f.  out  of  The  Empress  Maud       -  Mr  U.  A.  Harrison 

B.  c.  Yami^  out  of  Gracious    -      -  Mr  E.  Temple 

B.  c.  InqUhy,  out  of  Mount  Grace   -  ditto 

B.  c.  out  of  Gloria    -  -      -  Mr  R.  C.  Vyner 

B.  c.  oat  of  Lizzie  Lindsay-  -  ditto 

ROSICRUCIAN. 

B.  f .  out  of  Merino   -  -      -  Her  Majesty 

B.,f.  out  of  Summer  Breeze  -  ditto 

B.  c.  out  of  Bonnie  Katie       -      -  Mr   G.  C.  Carew- 

Gibaon 

B.  c.  out  of  Chartreuse     -  -  ditto 

Br.  c.  out  of  Dark  Blue  -      -  ditto 

B.  f.  out  of  Hue  and  Cry  -  -  ditto 

B.  c.  out  of  Lucretia  -  -      -  ditto 

Br.  f.  out  of  Lizzie  Distin  -  -  ditto 

B.  f.  out  of  Melodious  -      -  ditto 

B.  f.  out  of  Miss  Evelyn  -  •  ditto 

Br.  f.  out  of  May  Queen         -      -  ditto 

B.  f.  out  of  Lady  Flora     -  -  ditto 

Br.  c.  dam  by  North  Lincoln,  out  of 

Queen  of  the  Vale        -  -  ditto 

Br.  f.  out  of  The  Spbynx       -      -  ditto 


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Br.  c.  oat  of  JolUaditioii  - 

B.  f  .  OBt  of  Bonny  May  - 

B.  or  br.  t  out  of  Inquisition 

B.  c  out  of  Irma 

Br.  f.  out  of  Catinka 

Br.  c  out  of  Conjugal  Rights  - 

Br.  c  out  of  Our  Mary  Ann 

B.  c  out  of  Lens 

Br.  f.  out  of  The  Tecs 

B.  c  out  of  Waterproof 

B.  f.  out  of  Fenella 


'^JUm'A.  Mclnyre 

-  Mr  Jos.  Pickersgill 

-  Mr  H.  Waiing 
.  ditto 

.  ditto 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 

-  d'rtto 

•   Mr  J*.  Watson 

-  ditto 

-  D.  of  Westminster 


ROSTREVOR  (in  Ireland). 


B.  c.  ont  of  Cascade 
B.  c.  out  of  Wapiti  - 
Ch.  f .  out  of  Convalescent  - 
B.C.  out  of  Mavourueen 
Ch.  c  ont  of  Razaia 
B.  c  out  of  Red  Berry 
B.f.  ont  of  Annie  Macgregor 
B.  c.  out  of  L.N. 


.  Mr  M.  Betagh 

-  Mr  T.  Hariier 

-  Mr  T.  Mathews 

-  Mr  J.  O'C.  Murphy 

-  Mr  P.  J.  Reynolds 

-  Mr  P.  M.  V.  Saurin 

-  Mr  A.  Tfeman 
.  Ml  Cr.  Waters 


ROTHERHILL. 
B.  c.  out  of  r^ady  Lonsdale- 
B.  c.  dam  by  Narbonne— Holder 
F.  (dead)  out  of  Canoe 
B.  f .  out  of  Mary  Alice 

B.  c  out  of  Veritas 

C.  (dead)  dam  by  Cardinal  York,  out 
of  Whiteface  - 


Sir  T.  B.  Lennard 

MrC.  A.  Leslie 

Ld  March 

Mr  B.O.«mHh 

ditto 


-   Mr  J.  Terry 

THE  ROVER  (in  Ireland). 
Gh.f.oiitolWorthtaBB  -      -   Mr  R.  Barry 

Ch.c.  outof  Anm  -  -   Mr  B.  Fuzgerald 

B.  c.  dam  by  Victor,  ont  of  Leda     -   Mr  J,  R.  Leahy 

ROUGEMONT  (son  <rf  Rouge  Rose). 
B.  or  br.  c.  Bouge  Sanglier;  out  of        «  ,^  ^  . 
Captive  .  -  -      -  SirRH.I>oyle 

ROYAL  (son  of  Kingcraft). 
Ch.  c.  out  of  Jollity  -  -   Mr  J.  Mein 

ROYAL  GEORGE. 
B.f.  out  of  Pirouette        -  -   Major  Dangey 


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RUGBT. 


Br.  f .  ont  iff  Lady  II 
Br.  f.  out  of  Lobelia  - 
B.  c  ont  of  Mabel  Emma 


Miss  fsabellaOmhaat 

Yardley  Stud 


ST  RONAN  (in  Ireland). 
Ch.  e.  ont  of  Ada  -  -   Mr  John  Nolan 

SAM  OHIFKEY  (son  of  St  Puxbas). 
a  (dead)  ont  of  Booty     -  -   Mr  T.  (Jwen 

B.  or  br.  1.  out  o£  Oonntess  Adelaide  •   Ld  Rendltsham 

SEE  SAW. 

B.  c.  ont  of  Mainfaatch 
B.  or  br.  c.  Philanderer^  out  of  Fila- 

([TOO-  -  -  - 

B.  c»  ont  of  Panada  •  -  - 

Ch.  c  out  of  Coca  Piearl  - 
B.  1  ont  of  Chatelaine 
Br.  c  out  of  Fair  Vestal  - 
Ch.  c  out  of  Madrida 
Br.  f.  ont  of  Refnse 
Br.  c,  out  of  L*Orph«Une 

SEFTON. 

B.  e.  ont  of  Highland  Lamie  - 
Ch.  e,  ont  of  Fiacenza 

C.  Caryl,  ont  of  Maritomes 


Mr  T.  FhUlipa 

LdRosslyn 

Mr  A.  Taylor 

Ld  Wolvorton 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

Mr  A.  Yates 


-  Duchess  of  Montrose 

-  ditto 

•   Ld  Strafford 


SHELDRAKE  (in  Ireland). 
Br.  c  ont  of  Cock-a-Hoop       -      -   Mr  W.  Courtney 

SIDERAL-(in  Ireland). 
C.  (dead)  out  of  Cinderella      -      -   Oapt  Boycott 
B.  f.  dam  by  Guerilla*— Pemmican    -  ^itto 

SILURIAN. 

B.  c  Marl,  ont  of  Nebula       -      •   Mr  A.  Over 


B.  c.  ont  of  Audrey 
Ch.  f.  out  of  Fulgurite 
B.  f.  out  of  Henbane 
Ch.  f.  out  of  Late  Nights 
Ch.  f .  out  of  Persistence 
B.  c.  out  of  Policy 
Ch.  c.  out  of  Fig 
B.  c  ont  of  VeiStis  - 


SILVESTER. 


Mr  R.  Botterill 

ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 

Mr  W.  Burton 
Ld  Fitzwilliam 
ditto 


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O.  (dead)  out  of  Moorhdn  - 

Ch.  f.  out  of  Vanity  - 

F.  (dead)  oat  of  Cynthia  - 


-  Mr  J.  C.Hill 

-  Ld  ScarbroDgh 

-  ditto 


SIR  BEVYS. 

Br.  f .  out  of  Ocyroe 
Cb.  c.  ont  of  151  ae  Stockinfif 
Bl.  or  br.  c.  ont  of  I  Spy  - 
B.  f.  Primrose  JDay^  out  of  Bonny 
Spec 

Br.  c.  ont  of  Gaudelonpe 

Br,  or  bl.  c.  out  of  Uanee  - 

B.  c.  Mozart t  out  of  Euterpe  • 

Br.  c.  out  of  Fille  d' Esprit  - 

B.  c.  ont  of  Ray        -  - 

Br.  f.  ont  of  Dutch  Girl  - 

B.  f .  Bonvardia,  ont  of  Fink  - 

Br.  f.  out  of  Abbaje 

B.  f.  Care,  out  of  Cara 

F.  ont  of  Tortnga 

Ch.  f.  ont  of  Papoose        -         '  - 
Bl.  c.  dam  by  Blayfair — Amaranth  -  • 
B.  or  br.  f.  Wandering  Star,  ont  of 
Cymbelioe  -  -  - 

B.  c.  out  of  Emblematical  - 
F.  (dead)  out  of  Lulu 
B.  c.  Tke  Vicar ^  out  of  Meditation  - 


Ld  Abingdon 
Mr  H.  Arnold 
Mr  Lyde  Benson 

Mr  E.  C.  Godfrey 
Mr  T.  Hyde 
ditto 

Mr  B.  Norrinton 
Mr  Bennett  Pell 
ditto 

Mr  T.  Robinson 
Mr  L.  de  Rothschild 
ditto 

Mr  T.  SteTens 
The  late  Mr  E.  W. 

Taylor 
Mr  Tompkins 
ditto 

Mr  H.  Upton 
Mr  E.  Weever 
ditto 
ditto 


SIR  CHARLES. 
C  (dead)  ont  of  Astrafiammante     -   Mr  W.  J.  Legh 
Ro.  f .  out  of  Fascine  -  -      •  ditto 

B.  f.  out  of  Guarantee     *  -  -   Mr  K.  Weever 

B.  f.  out  of  Mala      -  •      -  ditto 

B.  c.  out  of  Sister  Emblem-  -  ditto 


SKYLARK. 
Br.  f .  ont  of  Scotch  Thistle 
Br.  f.  Daphne,  ont  of  Cycas 
B.  f .  ont  of  Favorita  -  -  - 

B.  c.  Sky  Pilot,  out  of  Ada  Mary  - 

C.  (dead)  out  of  Refinement 

B.  f.  LarksomCy  out  of  Lucy  Glitters  - 
B.  c.  ont  of  Roselite  -  - 
Br.  f.  dam  by  Barefoot — Matrimony  - 
Br.  f.  out  of  Wedlock- 


Mr  W.  Amnll 
Mr  W.  Barrow 
The  late  Mr  L  Bate 
Mr  E.  C.  Clayton 
Mr  J.  A.  Craven 
Mr  M.  Dawson 
Sir  T.  B.  Lenoard 
Mr  G.  Mainprice 
Mr  C.  Overton 


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Br.  c.  oat  of  Bannevol-      -  -  Gen.  Pearson 

B.  c.  4am  by  Roticrocian,  oat  of  Lizzie 

Distin          -            -  -  Lady  Stamford 

C.  (dead)  ont  of  Ravissaiite  -      -  ditto 

B.  or  br.  c.  oat  of  Zeneyda  -  -  Mr  Weatherby 

Br.f.  oat  of  l^aiie  Antoinette  -      •  Mr  M.  Wheeler 

B.  f .  oat  of  AUegra          -  -  Mr  C.  Wood 

C.  (dead)  oat  of  Elsham  Lass  -      -  ditto 

SOLOMON  (in  Ireland). 
Br.  c.  oat  of  Spinoyer-  -      •   Mr  M.  Haseey 

Br.  or  bl  c.  oat  of  The  Doe«  -   Capt.  Eirkwood 

SPECULATION  (in  Lreland). 
Ch.  f .  dam  by  Uncas,  oat  of  Princess 

of  Prnssia     -  -  -  MrD.B.O*CalIaghaa 

B:  or  br.  f .  oat  of  Weather  Nymph  -   Mr  R.  H.  Parcell 

SPECULUM. 

Ch.  t  oat  of  Lobelia 
B.  f .  dam  by  Victorioas — Gertrade  - 
B.  f.  oat  of  Peronnette 
F.  (dead)  oat  of  Daffodil 
Br.  f.  Krishna,  oat  of  Nellie  Mae- 
gregor   -  -  -  - 

B.  f.  oat  of  Syrioga 
B.  c.  out  of  Cfharity  -  - 
Ch.  c.  Scytrdtar^  ont  of  Setapore 

B.  G.  out  of  Areopagas 

C.  (dead)  oat  of  Lady  Gower 

B.  c.  ont  of  Larissa 

C.  (dead)  oat  of  Oliyette  - 
B.  c.  out  of  Taatrip  -  - 
Ch.  c.  JBddygtone,  out  of  Procella 
Ch.  f  .  oat  of  Qaeen  Charl66t6  - 
Br.  f.  ont  of  bt  Helens 
B.  or  br.  f.  dam  by  Dundee  -  Polly  - 
Ch.  c.  ont  of  Court  Beaaty- 

Ch.  f.  out  of  Strange  Lady 
F.  (dead)  out  of  Satira 
Br.  f.  ont  of  Suicide  -  -  - 

B.  c.  out  of  Grand  Duchess 
Oh.  c.  out  of  Belle  of  Scotland  - 
F.  (dead)  out  of  Plofa 


Mr  A.  Bartram 
Mr  F.  Carr 
Mr  G.  W.  Dixon 
Ld  Falmouth 

ditto 
ditto 

Ld  Hastings 

Mr  L.  Hodgson 

Mr  R.  Howett 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

Mr  J.  Lowther 
ditto 

Mr  T.  Mills 
Mr  E.  H.  Pares 
Mr  J.  Sawrey-Cook- 
Bon 

Mr  G.  S.  Thompson 

ditto 

ditto 

Capt.  Wardle 
Mr  H.  Waring 
Ld  Zetland 


SPENNITHORNE. 
C.  (dead)  out  of  Ascent    -  -   Mr  S.  Goodison 

B.  or  br.  c.  out  of  Ernie  •      -  Mr  T.  Rudd 

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SPRINGFIELD. 
B.  c.  out  of  Crann  Tair     -  -  Her  Majesty 

B.  f.  out  of  EgleBtjue  -      -  ditto 

Ch.  f.  out  of  Furiosa        -  -  ditto 

B.  f.  out  of  Gnnga  Gee  -      -  ditto 

Ch.  1  out  of  Land's  End  -  -  ditto 

Twins  I  ^*  ^^^g^^  I  out  of  Servitude  -  ditto 

F.  (dead)  out  of  Bootj 
F.  out  of  Vex  - 

B.  a  out  of  Palmflower 
Ch.  f .  out  of  Turn  of  the  Tide 

C.  (dead)  out  of  St  Hilda 

B.  f.  out  of  Uermione 
Br.  c.  out  of  Dutch  Oven 

C.  (dead)  out  of  Risk 
Br.  c.  Goldacre,  out  of  Crucible 

B.  f.  out  of  Celandine 
Br.  f .  out  of  Iv.y  - 
Ch.  f.  out  of  Lady  Morgan 
B.  c.  out  of  Morgiana 
B.  or  br.  c.  out  of  Napoli 
Br.  c.  out  of  Sunray 
Cb.  f.  out  of  Sunshine 
B.  f.  out  of  Hazlenut 
B.  c.  out  of  Gertrude  - 
B.  c.  out  of  Lady  Mar 
Ch.  f.  out  of  Crinon  - 
Br.  f.  out  of  Gardenia 
B.  f .  Landseape,  out  of  Queensland 
Ch.  f.  out  of  Lilian 


Ld  Alington 
ditto 

Mr  Douglas  Baird 
Mrs  F.  Bates 
Mr  E.  C.  Clayton 
Ld  Falmouth 
Ld  Fitzwilliam 
Mr  W.  Gardner 
Mr  J.  Simons  Har- 
rison 

Mr  J.H.Hooldsworth 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 

Mr  K.  Howett 
Count  Lehndorff 
D.  of  Portland 
Pound  Stud 
Ld  Rosebery 
Ld  Uo8{»lyn 
Ld  Wolverton 


.  STANDARD. 
Br.  f.  out  of  Bon  Accord       —      -   Ld  Howe 
B.  c.  dam  by  by  The  Duke,  out  of 


Miss  Bess 
B.  c.  out  of  Catalonia 
B.  f.  out  id  Klamet  - 


.  ditto 

-  Mr  Somerset 

-  YaMley  Stud 


STATESMAN. 


B.  c.  out  of  Visitor 

B.  f.  Bitter  Sweety  out  of  Amara 

B.  c.  out  of  Funcbette 

B.  or  br.  f.  out  of  Mauilla 

B.  c.  out  of  Rosalind 

B.  f.  Pigeon  hole^  out  of  Queest 


-  Mr  W.  E.  Everitt 
.  Mr  T.  E.  Walker 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 
•  ditto 


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STERLING. 
Bl.  or  br.  f .  ont  of  Charmer 
Ch.  f .  ont  of  Marionette  • 
Ch.  c.  ont  of  Camphor 
B.f.  dam  by  Toxopbilite,  out  of 

sister  to  General  Peel 
F.  ont  of  Scotch  Reel 
B.  f.  Sublime^  ont  of  Highland  Fling 
B,  c.  ont  of .  Golapie 
B.  c.  ont  of  ^trathfleet 
Ch.  f .  ont  of  La  Cascadenctt  . 
B.  c  ont  of  Cromartie  «f 
Ch.  c.  ont  of  Too  Late 
Br.  f.  ont  of  Lassie-  -  - 
B.  or  br.  c.  pnt  of  An  Revoir  . 
B.  c.  ont  of  Wild  Duchesa 
Ch.  f.  ont  of  Cherry  Dnchess 
B.  c.  out  of  Casnistry- 
Ch.  c.  ont  of  Coral 
B.  f.  ont  of  Diddington 
B.  c.  out  of  Elsie  Mary 
B.  f.  ont  of  Lady  Paramount  - 
BI.  c.  out  of  Sea  Gull 


Miss  IsabellaGraham 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

Mr  T.  Phillips 
Mr  R.  Peck 
D.  of  Westminster 
ditto 

Yardley  Stud 

ditto  .  . 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 


STORM  SIGNAL  (son  of  Thnnderor). 
B.  f.  ffailwood,  ont  of  Doubtful      -   Mr  Jos.  Perkins 

STRATHARDLE  (son  of  Blair  Athol). 
Br.  c.  ont  of  Northern  Wliig  -   Mr  E.  Peel 


STRATHAVON* 


Ch.  c.  out  of  Mayfair- 
Ro.  f.  out  of  Una 


Ld  Bradford 
Mr  R.  Gladstone 


STRATHMORE. 


Ch.c.  ouiof  Heath  Bird 
B.  c.  out  of  Mystic 

B.  f .  ont  of  Lady  Randolph 


B.  c.  out  of  Doralice 
F.  out  of  Eadith 

C.  out  of  Elegance 


STRUAN. 


Mr  F.  Bates 

Mr  G.  C.  Carew 

Gibson 
Sir  R.  Jardine 


Mr  Q.  East 
Mr  T.  Phillips 
ditto 

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Br.  c.  out  of  Minnet  - 
Br.  c.  out  of  South  Hatch  - 
B.  c.  out  of  Barcelona 


-  Mr  T.  Phillips 

-  ditto 

-  MrS.  Lee  Skttil^ 


STUAKT  (son  of  Kingcraft), 
B.  f.  Corra  Lynn,  out  of  Minnie 
Clyde     -  -  -      -   MrJas.  V^atoon 

STTUTSS  (f^m  of  Hermit). 
Br.  f.  out  of  Vem  -  -        L.  J.  Fowler 

B.  c.  Druid,  out  of  Reseda  II   -      -   Mir  B.  RoMm 
B.  f .  Red  Berfamot^  out  of  Bobm   -  ditto 
Bi .  c.  dam  hj  Standard,  out  of  Leda  •    Tardle^  SVod  • 

SUGARPLUM. 
B.  f .  out  of  Alice  -  -   Mr  H.  H.  Bletsoe 

B.  c.  out  of  Floretta  -  -      -  cKtto 

F.  out  of  Parsimony        -  -   Mms  HesBessy 

Ch.  f .  out  of  Miss  Jennie  -  -  Mr  R.  H.  Hutton 
B.  f.  out  of  Inez  *  Mr  H.  Wenman 

SWEET8T0CJKL 
Ch.  c.  dam  by  Leamington — Kktik^  Ld  Cholmondeley 

SWORD  DANCE. 
B.  c.  out  of  Simplex-.  -      •   Hbr  Majesty 

SYRIAN. 
B.  c.  out  of  Bonne  Bou(^e    ,  » 
B.  c.  Ckn^solite,  out  of  Qystal 
B.  c.  out  of  Salamis  -  -  .  .. 

Ch.  f.  out  of  Sophy 
Ch.  f.  Egriot,  out  of  Ekiul^nt  • 
Ch.  f .  Orient^  out  of  Sunshine 

TALLY-HO. 


Her  Majesty 
Ld  Downe 
Major  S^yltoife 
ditto 

MrTownley-Parker 
MsE.  A.  Wolfe 


Br.  c.  out  of  Dice-box 


-   Mr  W.  Wright 


TATTOO  (in  Ireland), 
B«  c.  dam  by  Lothario,  out  of  Velout€  Mr  J.  Q.  Blake 
B.  or  br.  c.  out  of  March  Away-      -  ditto 
B.  c.  out  of  Rose  Lei^      -  -  ditto 

B.  c.  out  of  Helen     -  -      -   Mr  W.  Coghlan 

Br.  f.  out  of  Rosebud        •  -   Mr  T.  Corley 


TERTIUS. 


B.  c.  out  of  Polpetti 


.   Mr  M.  D.  Peacock 


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THUNDER  (son  ol  Thoribanby). 
€h.  c  ont  of  Lady  York    -  -  Mr  T.  P.  Powell 

THUNDERBOLT. 
B.  f.  oat  of  Alitrailleuse    -  -   MrW.T^ylor  Sharpe 

Ch.  c.  out  of  Qaeen  of  Hearts  -      -   Mr  B.  B.  Tre;ich 

THURINGIAW  PillNOE. 
Oh.  c.  out  of  DaffodU-  •      -   Mr  T.  P.  Hope 

F.  (dead)  out  of  Electra    -  -   Mr  E.  Wright 

Cb.  f.  out  of  St  Maty  -      -   Mr  J.  Ridley 

THURIO. 
Ch.  f.  out  of  jLady  Sophie  - 
B.  or  br.  c.  out  of  Vota^ 
Br.  or  bl  f.  out  of  Conflict- 
Ch.  t  out  of  Blood  Red 
B.  c.  out  of  Bloodstain 
Bl.  c.  out  of  Red  Rag^ 
Bl.f.  out  of  Noisette 
B.  1  out  of  Tibicina  - 
B.  c.  out  of  Suakim  % 
Bl.  or  br.  c.  out  of  The  Princess 
BL  f .  dam  by  RoBicmcian— rMerino 

TIBER. 


Br.  c  out  of  Tigris 
Br.  1  out  of  Wye  - 
Br.  c.  out  of  Garonne 
F.  JUaiden-  Well,  out  of  Miudenhair 
Fern  -  r  - 


Mr  a  BUn^ 

ditto 

14  March 
Gen.  Pearson 
ditto 
ditto 

Mr  R.  Peck 
Mrs  E.  C.  Scobell 
Mr  W.Taylor  Sharpe 
Prince  Soltykoff 
Lady  Staovford 

-  Mr  W.R.  Marshall 

-  ditto 
ditto 


Mr  B.  Wood 

TIBTHORPE. 

B.  f .  out  of  Windsor        -  -  Mr  C.  Blanton 

Br.  c  out  of  Effect    -  -  Ld  Fitzwilliam 

Br.  f.  out  of  Lucy  White  -.  -  ditto 

Br.  f .  out  of  Maid  of  Orleans  -  •  ditto 

B.  f.  out  of  Sweet  Npte     -  -  Ld  Hiirtington 

Bl.  or  br.  c.  out  of  Dutch  Agnes  -  Prince  Soltykoff 

B.  f  .  out  of  Melody  -  -  ditto 

TOMAHAWK. 
B.  c  out  of  Jenny  Jones        -      -  Mr  J.  Pritcbard 

TORPEDO,  son  of  Gimboat  (in  Ireland). 
B.  f.  out  of  Lady  Lambton      -      -   Mr  O.  H.  Jones 
Br.  f .  out  of  Mary  Hyland  -  -   Mr  Maher 

B.  c.  out  of  Fair  Maid  of  Kent  -  -  ditto 
Foal  (dead)  out  of  White  Sleeves  -  ditto 
B.  c.  out  of  Cerf  Agile  -      -  Mr  J.  H.  Tolbot 


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TOUCHBT. 

Ch.  c  oat  of  Enchantrets 

Br.  c.  out  of  Jenny's  Bawbee 

B.  f .  out  of  Blonde   -  "         -  - 

B.  f .  Cfiogalie^  out  of  Coralie 

F.  (dead)  ont  of  Flicker 

F.  (dead)  dam  by  Ignoramna,  qnt  of  . 

Veronica-  -  -  - 

Ch.  c.  out  of  Money  Spinner 
Ch.  c.  out  of  Sally  Black 
Ch.  c.  out  of  The  Wren  - 
B.  f .  Viva  Voce,  out  of  Viva  - 
Br.  c.  Maharajah^  out  of  Rayee 
B.  1  out  of  Foliage   -  - 
F.  (dead)  dam  by  Wild  Oats,  out  of 

MereTale^  -  -  -  - 

Ch.  f.  ont  of  Miunie  Haiik« 
B.  c.  Narei98%L8t  out  of  Ontrie  - 
Br.  f .  out  of  Ban  de  Cologne 
B.  c.  ont  of  Happiness 
B.  f.  out  of  Castalia 
Bl.  c.  out  of  Simbrick 
Br.  c.  out  of  V«  Victis 


Mr  G.  A.  Baird 
ditto 

MrT.  Cannon 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto  . 

Mr  R.  Carington 

Mr  G.  H.  Day 

Mr  H.  H.  Langhsm 

MrT.  Robinson 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

Mr  H.  Waring 


TOWN  MOOR. 


Ch.  c  out  of  Incense  - 
B.  c.  out  of  Louise 
Br.  f .  ont  of  Miss  Sheppard 
Ch.  c.  out  of  Dalham  Lass- 
B.  c.  out  of  Light  o'Love 
B.  c  out  of  North  Wind  - 


-  Ld  Rosebery 
•  ditto 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 
.  ditto 


TRAPPIST. 

Br.  f.  out  of  Calm 

B.  c.  out  of  Miss  Clif den  - 

B.  f.  out  of  Restless  - 

Ch.  f.  out  of  Maud 

Br.  c.  out  of  The  Pct- 

B.  c.  Amazements  ont  of  Labyrinth 

B.  or  br.  f .  out  of  The  Doe 

Ch.  c.  Ponderosa^  out  pf  Mr9  Fond 

Br.  f.  ont  of  Caroline  • 

Ch.  c.  out  of  Cape  Diamond 

B.  or  br.  f.  out  of  Evelyn  Agnes. 

B.  f .  ont  of  Lady  Goldstone 

C.  (dead)  ont  of  Vic- 


Mr  Jas.  Adams 
Mr  H.  Arnold  . 
Wt  G.  A.  Baird 
ditto 

Mr  Benton 
Ld  Calthorpe 
ditto 
ditip 

Mr  T.  Cannon 
ilr  J.  Cannon 
Mr  T.  Chaloner 
Mr  J.  J.  Clark 
ditto 


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Ch.  c  oat  of  Lncca 

F.  ont  of  Lily 

B.  f.  oat  of  Little  Coates  - 

B.  c.  oat  of  False  Hopes 

B.  c.  dam  by  Natboarne,  ont  of  Maiy 
Stnart   -  -  •  . 

C.  out  of  Plenui- 

B.  c.  out  of  Cotamix  -  - 
B.  f .  out  of  Frivolity 

B.  c  Fernando,  out  of  Trariata 
Br.  c  out  of  Philomela 

C.  (dead)  out  of  Patineuae 

B.  f.  out  of  Gundrada 

C.  (dead)  out  of  Eunioe 
B.  c.  out  of  Bonnie  Laasie  - 

B.  c.  out  of  Foliage  -  - 
Ch.  f.  out  of  Deadlock  '>  - 

TUNIS. 


Col.  H.  Bjro 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 

Mr  C.  F.  Field 
Mr  E.  Gumey 
Mr  J.  Jewitt 
Mr  G.  F.  Lyndon 
Capt.  Machell 
Mr  W.  S.  Martin 
Duchess  of  Montrose 
Mr  T.  Robinson 
Mr  Jas.  Terry 
Gen.  Oweu Williams 
ditto 

Mr  T.  Willoughby 


Mr  G.  Alexander 


F.  out  of  George 

TURCO  (in  Ireland). 

B.  f.  dam  by  Lothario,  out  of  Birdcall  Mr  C.  R.  T.  Lambert 
B.  c.  out  of  Wild  Cherry  -  -   Mr  R.  Stacpoole 


Gr.  c  out  of  Violante 

TYNEDALE. 

Ch.  c.  out  of  Mischief 

B.  f .  Lissom^  out  of  Trot  - 

B.  c.  out  of  Miss  Aggie 

B.  c.  ont  of  Lady  Gowrie  - 

Ch.  f.  out  of  Glee     -  •  - 

B.  f.  out  of  Performer 

Ch.  f.  out  of  Cliokumbell        -  '  - 

B.  or  br.  c.  ont  of  Whinblossom 

Ch.  c.  out  of  Queen  of  the  Valley  - 

B.  c.  out  of  Schemer  -  - 


ditto 


Corby  Stud 
ditto 

Mr  Crayen 

Mr  R.  Crompton 

Sir  R.  Jardine 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

Mr  A.  Mclntyre 
Mr  C.  E.  Ormerod 


UMPIRE,  son  of  Tom  King  (in  Ireland). 


B.  or  br.  f .  out  of  Mestiza  - 

B.  c.  out  of  Mint  Julep 

B.  or  br.  c.  out  of  Wild  Duck 

B.  or  br.  c.  out  of  Lady  Newman 

B.  f.  ont  of  Sea  Qaeeu 

B.  f.  out  of  Dansenae-  .  ♦ 

B.  f.  out  of  Strike 


Mr  W.  Bourkc 
Mr  J.  Costello 
Mr  Johnson  Lee 
Mr  M.  Sage 
Mr  Jas.  Sullivan 
Mr  P.  Wall 
Mr  P.  Whelan 


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UNCAS. 

Br.  c.  oat  of  Capella  -        .    -  .    -  Mr  T.  Brown 
B.  or  br.  f.  dam  by  Pero  Gomez,  oat 
of  Timara  -  -  - 

B.  f.  oat  of  Taa  - 
B.  c.  atarlingt  out  of  Ynle  Star- 

B.  c.  out  of  Pretence 

C.  (dead)  oat  of  Sister  of  Mercy 
Br.  or  b].  f.  oat  of  Adelais 
Ch.  f.  out  of  Antonia 
F.  (dead)  out  of  Eidordowa 
B.  f .  oat  of  Selene 
B.  or  br.  c.  out  of  Disaipatian  - 
B.  f .  out  of  Jenny  Howlet  - 
B.  f.  out  of  J'ortune-TeUer 

Br.  f.  out  of  little  Maude  • 
Br.  f.  out  of  Mrs  Bardell 
Br.  f .  out  of  Inf  ula  -  r 

B.  f .  out  of  Lulu      -  -  - 
Cb.  f.  oat  of  Lady  Mostyn- 
Ch.  f .  ous  of  Seine    -   '  - 
Ch.  f.  out  of  Gertrude 
F.  (dead)  oat  of  Clarke 
Ch.  c.  out  of  Griselda 

VALOm 
Br.  f .  oat  of  Bonnie  Boon  - 
Br.  c.  oat  of  Belle  of  Ewharst  - 

C.  (dead)  out  of  Daylight  - 
Br.  f .  out  of  Heath  of  AthoLstone 
B.  c.  out  of  Maid  of  Kent    .  - 
B.  f.  out  of  Miss  Ethus 
Br.  f.  out  of  Miss  Jamrach 
B.  f.  out  of  Lady  Annie  - 
B.  f .  out  of  Semiramis 
Br.  f .  out  of  Tormentor 
B.  or  br.  f .  out  of  La  Ni^vre 
Br.  c.  dam  by  George  Frederick,  out 

of  Bourgogne       -  -  - 

B.  f .  PartJienia^  out  of  Ayrshire  Lass 
Br.  c.  Poly  orates,  out  of  Electra 
Twins  (dead)  out  of  Bendemeer 


Mr  W.  Oki^ 
Mr  G,  W.  Dixon 
Major  A.  F.Godman 
Mr  B.  HairisoQ 
Mr  J.  e;.  Baird-Hay 
Mr  T.  WwiHomby 
Mr  J.  Lowliher 
Mr  A.  G.  Xenons 
¥r  J.  M^ner 
MrBenaettPeU 
Mr  C.  Perkins 
Mr  J.  Sumy-Gof^- 

son 
ditto 
ditto 

Mr  A.   H.  Smith- 
Barry 
Marquis  O.  Talon 
Mr  G.  Tyrrell 
Mr  H.  Waring 
ditto 
ditto 

Ld  Zetland 

Mr  B.  ElUun 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 

Mr  C.  J.  Fletcher 

Mr  J.  Habin 
Mr  C.  J.  Langlanda 

ditto 

Ld  Willoughby  de 
Broke 


VICTOR  (in  Ireland). 
B.  or  br.  c.  oat  of  Flora  Macdonald  -   Mr  St  J.  Grant 
B.  f.  out  of  Miis  Pamell   -  -  Mr  D.  Molony 


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VICTOR  CHIEF. 


€h.  f .  out  of  Cackoo 
Cb.  f.  out  of  LaSty  Macaroni 
F.  (dead)  out  of  The  Baroness 
B.  c.  out  of  Duckie  No.  1 
B.  f .  out  of  Stethoscope 
Ch.  f  .  out  of  Maid  of  Honor 


.  Mr  W.B.  Brockton 

-  Dr  O'Connor 

-  ditto 

.  Mr  E.  A.  Pelham 

-  Mr  J.  F.  Richardson 

-  Ld  Yarboroogh 


VICTORIOUS. 
B.  f.  out  of  Dressing  Gown-  -  Mr  W.'T.  Crawshay 

-  Major  Spiller 


C  (dead)  out  of  Jolie 


WALLENSTEIN. 
B.  c.  Buffalo  Bill,  out  of  Dracena  -   Mr  C.  Archer 
Ch.  f .  out  of  Eirene         -  -   Ld  Ellesmere 

Ch.  f.  ontof  Hankerchief  -  -  ditto 
Br.  f .  ont  of  Homespun    -  -  ditto 

Ch.  c  ont  of  Lizzie   -  -  ditto 

WALTER,  son  of  Macgregor  (in  Ireland). 
Br.  or  bl.  f.  ont  of  Brenda       -      -   Mr  G.  F.  Conyers 

WAVENEY  (son  of  Suffolk). 
Br.  f .  ont  of  Legacy  -  -      -   Mr  E.  Abraham 

WELLINGTONIA, 
B.  c.  out  of  Peepy  Fok     -  -   Ld  Cholmondeley 

Ch.  c.  ont  of  Barley  Brake       -      -   Mr  F.  Vanghan- 

Williams 

B.  f.  out  of  Margery        -  -  ditto 

WENLOCK. 
B.  f .  ont  of  Blushing  Bride 
Ch.  f.  ont  of  Catty  Sark 
B.  c.  ont  of  Cybele 
Ch.  c  Lawley,  out  of  White  Heather 
B.  f .  dam  by  Blair  Athol,  out  of  Miss 
Stewart  ... 
Oh.  f .  out  of  Julia  Feachum 
B.  c  out  of  Migration 
CK  c.  out  of  Marquesa 
B.  c.  Peterborough,  out  of  Eyelyn  - 
B.  f.  Locket  J  out  of  Prinette 
B.  c  WeHon,  ont  of  Segura 
B.  c.  out  of  Fright  - 


Her  Majesty 
ditto 
ditto 

Ld  Bradford 

MrC.W.  Fitiwilliam 
Ld  Hastings 
MrT.  Jennings,  jun. 
D.  of  Portland 
Ld  Rosslyn 
ditto 
ditto 

Mr  H.  Waring 


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B.  f.  out  of  NlnDa        .  -  •lit  WolYerton 

B.  f.  out  of  Vicar's  Daaghter  -      -  ditto 

B.  f.  oat  of  Caatellamare  -       ,     •  Ld  Zetland 

Br.  f .  oat  of  Marfi^ta  •      -  ditto 

F.  (dead)  oat  of  bpiegelschiif         -  ditto 

WESTBOURNE. 

Cb.  f.  oat  of  Dynastj-  -      -  Miss  IsabellaGraham 

B.  f.  oat  of  Osmnnda  -  ditto 

B.  c.  dam  by  Eetiledrom,   out  of 

Haricot  •  -  -  TardleyStad 

B.  c.  oat  of  Pifltole  -  -  ditto 

Ch.f.  oat  of  Symphony  -      -  ditto 

Ch.  f.  oat  of  Sea  Mark  '  -  -  ditto 

B.  f.  oat  of  Festival  •  -      -  ditto 

B.  or  br.  c.  oat  of  Coinage  -  -  ditto 

Ch.  0.  out  of  First  Rose  -      -  ditto 

WESTCOMBE. 

B.  c.  oat  of  Hallow'een  -      -  Capt  A.  Tetley 

B.  c.  out  of  Lady  Nar      •  -  ditto 

WILD  OATS. 

Ch.  c.  out  of  Cinderella    -  -  Ld  Fitzwilliam 

Ch.  f .  out  of  Pattea  -  -      -  ditto 

WILD  TOMMY. 

B.  f.  out  of  Belle  of  Hooton    -      -  D.  of  Hamilton 

B.  c.  out  of  Janet  Bawcliflfe  -  ditto 

Br.  c.  out  of  Saccharine         -      -  ditto 

B.  c.  out  of  Start  -  •  ditto 

B.  c.  out  of  Mirth    •  -      -  ditto 

WILL  SCARLETT  (in  Ireland). 

Ch.  c.  out  of  Waver  -  -      -  Mr  P.  Taaffe 

WINSLOW. 

B.  c.  out  of  Wallflower     -  •  Her  Majesty 

B.  f.  out  of  Gallantry-  -      -  ditto 

WISDOM. 

Br.  or  ch.  f.  out  of  Laqdice-  -  Major  Brace 

B.  c.  out  of  Bramble  -  -      -  Mr  A.  Hoole 

B.  c.  out  of  Brenta  -  -  ditto 

Ch.  f.  out  of  Candahar  -      -  ditto 

B.  f.  out  of  Draughty       -  -  ditto 


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B.  c.  oat  of  Pyspepaia 

Twins  I  ^;  [  ont  of  Eniema 

Br.  f.  out  of  Ink      -   .  - 
B.  f.  out  of  Kissing  CruBt  - 
Ch.  f .  out  of  Lady  Kmily 
B.  f.  out  of  Mill-race 
B.  f.  out  of  Quick  Stream  ■ 
B.  f.  out  of  Keciprocity 
B.  c.  ont  of  Socks  - 
Ch.f.  out  of  Sunflower 
B.  f.  out  of  Wild  Wales 
F.  Cdead)  out  of  May  Queen 
B.  f.  out  of  Heart's  Delight 
B.C.  out  of  Lady  Mortimer 
Ch.  0.  out  of  Sweet  Jessie 

B.  f.  ont  of  Wind 

C.  (dend)  out  of  Applause 

B.  f.  Oracet  out  of  Mrs  Gundry 
B.  c.  Idmon,  out  of  Reveillee  - 
Br.  f.  out  of  Piracy 
Br.  f.  out  oF  La  Qnarantaine 

B.  f.  out  of  Manzanilla 
Ch.  c.  out  of  Miss  Phillips 

XENOPHON. 
Cfa.  c.  Gabriel,  out  of  Evangeline 
Ch.  c.  Anabasis,  out  of  Hjpatia 

C.  (dead)  out  of  Strategy 

B.  f.  out  of  Wonder  - 
Ch.  c.  out  of  Macaria- 

C.  (dead)  out  of  Qneen  of  Scotland  - 
B.C.  dam  by  Saccharometer,  out  of 

Duty  Free     -  - 

B.  c.  dam  by  Martyrdom — Saccharo- 
meter, out  of  Duty  Free  - 

B.  f.  ont  of  Sing  Sof»g- 

B.  f.  out  of  Blue  Rock 

B.  c.  Berry,  out  of  Wild  Hyacinth  - 

B.  c.  out  of  Crusade 

Ch.  c.  out  of  Alone  - 

B.  c.  out  of  Lady  Weul.Kik- 

B.  or  br.  f.  out  of  Festive 


Mr  A.  Hoole 

ditto 

ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 

Mrs  A.  Hoole 
Mr  J.  Lowe 
Mr  Bennett  Pell 
ditto 
ditto 

Mr  T.  Steven^i 

ditto 

ditto 

Mr  E.  r.  Wadlow 
Mr  E.  Weever 
ditto 

Sir  W.  G.  Williams 


Ld  Calthorpe 
ditto 

Mr  T.  Cannon 
Col.  H.  Eyre 
Mr  J.  Hammond 
Mr  E.  Hobson 

Mr  W.  Hudson 

ditto 

Mr  Warren  Jackson 
C^apt.  Machell 
ditto 
ditto 

Mr  Eer  Seymer 
Mr  E.  R.  Smith 
Mr  Jas.  Snarry 


Y.  PLUM  PUDDING  (in  Ireland), 
B.  f.  ont  of  Bonnie  Bee     -  -   Sir  C.  Coote 

B.  f.  out  of  Brown  Bonnet  -  -  dit^o 
B.  f.  ont  of  Rainbow        -  -  ditto 


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Y.  8T0CKWELL  (son  of  The  Hsrqais). 
B.  £.  out  of  Bootyf ul  -  -      •  Mr  J.  Wood 

T.  VICTOfE*  son  of  Victor  (in  Ireland). 
B.  f.  out  of  Second  Thought  -      -  Mr  D.  Russell 

ZANZIBAR. 

Br.  f.  out  of  Gazelle  -  -  Ld  Chohnondeley 

B.  c.  All  8un$hinej  out 'of  Moonheam  Mr  B.  Gibbon 

Br.  f.  out  of  ChauntresB  -      -  Mr  W.  B.  H.  Powell 


ZEAL. 

B.  or  br.  c.  out  of  Agnes  Peel 
F.  (dead)  out  of  Holly  Bush  - 
Br.  c.  out  of  Miss  May 

€h.  c.  Stilton,  out  of  Dairy  Maid 
Br.  f .  out  of  Dart 

C.  (dead)  out  of  Cnrrer  Bell  • 
B.  c  out  of  Felucca 

ZEALOT. 
Ch.  f .  out  of  Annora  -  - 
B.  c  out  of  Forest  Queen  - 
Ch.  c  out  of  Xmas  Box 
Ch.  c.  Wee  Boy,  out  of  Lady  of  Urrard 
B.  c.  out  of  Adventuress 
Ch.  f .  out  of  Emerald 
B.  c.  out  of  Poinsettia 
B.  c  out  of  The  Sybil 
B.  c  out  of  Rosary  -  -  - 


Baron  C.  de  Tuyll 

ditto 

ditto 

Mr  T.  Leader 
Ld  Portsmouth 
Mr  R.  Swanwick 
Ld  Warwick 


MrR.  BotteriU 

ditto 

ditto 

Mr  H.  Clay 

Ld  Scarbrough 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 


ZEKXEL  HOMESPUN. 
F.  out  of  Dynamite  -  -      -   Sir  R.  Bulkeley 

ZELTINGER. 
B.  f.  out  of  Sophia    •  -      -   Mr  J.  W.  Brown 

ZEPHTRUS  (in  Ireland). 
Ch.  f.  out  of  Country  Lass-  -   Mr  D.  Russell 

B.  f.  out  of  Triumph  -  -      -   Mr  J.  Shoehy 

ALBERT  VICTOR,  or  BOOKWORM 
B.  or  br.  c.  out  of  Choral         -      -   Mr  T.  Nott 

ALBERT  VICTOR,  os  PELLEGRINO. 
B.  f .  out  of  Cloister        -  -   Mr  J,  Watson 


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BABGAJ^NE,  o»  MASK. 
Ch.  f .  out  of  Effie  Beai^        -  .  ,  -   Mr  J.  Heffer 

BEAUCLERC,  or  CASTLBREAGH. 
B.  or  br.  f.  Mother  o'Pearl,  x>ijut  of 
The  Pearl  -  -      -   Mr  M.  I*  Anson 

BEN  BATTLE,  ob  PETRONEL. 
B.  or  br.  c.  ont  of  Research      -      -  Mr  H.  Grace 

BEBTSAM;,  ob  THUftlO. 
Br.  c.  oat  ol  Cast  Off      -  -   Mr  0.  Brewer 

BERTRAM,  iob  WENLOCK. 

B.  c.  AehUleiS,  ont  of  Camilla   >      •   TA  Rosalyn 

C.  (dead)  out  of  Miss  Saarin  •  ditto 

BERTRAM,  WENXOCK,  ob  PLEBEIAN. 
B.  f.  Trefoil,  ont  of  Euphorbia        -   Ld  Rosslyn 

BERTRAM,  ob  PURSEBEARER. 
B.  or  br.  c.  out  of  Tiger  Lily  -   Mr  Jas.  Snarry 

BRUCE,  OB  RETREAT. 
B.  f .  out  of  Caper     -  -      -   Mr  E.  C.  Wadloir 

CHARIBERT,  OR  MR  WINKLE. 
Ch.  c.  out  of  Benedictine   -  -  Mr  J.  Sawrey^Cook* 

son 

CHYPRE,  OB  SPORTSMAN. 
Br.  f .  ont  of  Giantess       -  -   Mr  T.  N.  Graham 

CIGAR,  OB  LORD  HASTINGS  (in  Ireland). 
B.  or  br.  f.  out  of  Blossom  -  •   Mr  J.  Byrne 

CLAREMONT,  ob  NAPSBURY. 
Ch.  f.  out  of  Florimel       -  .   Mr  A.  Mclntyre 

FAVO,  OB  BBATUS  (in  Ireland). 
B.  c.  out  of  Wild  Lady     -  -   Mr  H.  E.  Linde 

FUGITIVE,  OB  CHIPPENDALE. 
Br.  f.  ont  of  Stocklook      -  -   Mr  E.  Griffiths,  jun. 

B.  f.  dam  by  Wenlock,  ont  of  Zephyr  ditto 


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FUGITIVE,  OR  WELLINGTONIA. 
Ch.  f.  dam  by  Lord  Clifden,  out  of  I  Mr  F.  Vaaghan- 

Vimiera        -  -  -  (  Williams 

Oh.  f .  Out  of  Zoonomy  -      -  ditto 

B.  c.  oot  of  Ladj  Warren  -  -  ditto 

GLEN  ARTHUR,  OB  THE  RAKE  (in  Ireland). 
B.  c.  ontof  Cendrillon      -  -   Col.  Magenis 

Ch.  f.  out  of  Victorine  -      -   Miss  Anderson 

GLENDALE,  om  CHARIBERT. 
B.  f.  ont  of  Metheglin  -      -   Mr  F.  W.  Lambton 

GOPSAL,  OR  BANNERET. 
B.  or  br.  f.  out  of  Rowena       -      -  .  Mr  C.  M.  Dojne 

HACKTHORPE,  OR  ROSBACH. 
Ch.  c.  out  of  Ambash-  -      -   Mr  J.  Nightin^all 

HEART  OP  OAK.  OR  HERBERTSTOWN  (in  Ireland). 
B.C.  out  of  Lady  Gertrude      -      -   Capt.  W.  H.  Dayis 

HILARIOUS,  OR  BRUCE. 
Br.  c.  out  of  Violetta  -  -      •   Gen.  Owe  a  Williams 

JOHN  DAVIS,  OR  CHYPRE. 
.  B.  f.  oat  of  Highland  Ladye     -      -   Mr  R.  W.  P.  Tew 

JOHN  DAVIS,  OR  FETTERLOCK. 
Ch.  f .  out  of  Arista    -  -      -    Mr  E.  Weeyer 

KING  UTOPIA,  OR  THURINGIAN  PRINCE, 
F.  (dead)  out  of  Mrs  Skelton  -      •  Mr  R.  Stirk 

LOWLANDER,  or  MACGREGOR. 
Cb.  e.  ODt  of  White  Poppy      -      -   Mr  R.  Howett 

MACARONI.  OR  DUTCH  SKATER. 

B.  0.  out  of  Winter  Queen       -      -   Ld  Rosebery 

OSRIC,  OR  TORPEDO  (in  Ireland). 
Cb.  c.  out.  of  Hypocrisy  -      -    Mr  Maher 

PELLEGKINO,  or  REVERBERATION. 

C.  (dead)  out  of  Bouncing  Bessie     -    Mr  H.  Waring 


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759 

PICNIC,  OR  OLLERTON. 
B.  c.  dam  by  See  Saw—Miss  Pool    -   Mr  W.  Piatt 

PHILAMMON,  OR  FAVO  (in  Ireland). 
F.  (dead)  out  of  Green  Erin     -      -   Mr  W.  Pallio 

PROXIMO,  OB  HADBAN  (Arab). 

B.  f.  ont  of  Nefisa     -  -      -   Mr  W.  S.  Blant 

RATTLE,  OR  PELLEGRINO. 
Br.  f.  out  of  Lethargy      -  -   Mr  J.  R.  Cookes 

RATTLE,  OR  SIR  BEVYS. 

C.  (dead)  oat  of  Sarah  Bernhardt    -    Mr  E.  Weever 

SILVESTER,  OR  ZEALOT. 
Ch.  f.  out  of  Crdna        *  -  -   Mr  K.  Botterill 

SIR  BEVYS,  OR  SIR  CHARLES. 
B.f.  out  of  Gipsy      -     -  -   Mr  E.  Weever 

SPECULATION,  OR  LORD  HASTINGS  (in  Ireland). 
B.  f.  out  of  Blue  Rnin^      -  -    Mr  J.  .  Byrne 

STYLITES,  OR  MAGICIAN. 
B.  or  br.  f.  out  of  Boadicea  -   Mr  E.  H.  Pares 

STYLITES,  OR  RUGBY. 
Br.  f.  out  of  Olton  -  •  MissIsabellaGraham 

B.  c.  out  of  Floripar  -  -      -   Yardley  Stud 

SYRIAN,  OR  NORWICH. 
Ch.  c.  out  of  Hatty  -  -   Major  Stapylton 

TEVIOTDALE,  or  STRATHMORE. 

Twins  I  ^  £*  I  ont  of  Bonny  Leith  -   Sir  R.  Jardine 

TEVIOTDALE,  or  STRU AN. 
B.  f.  Baby  Mine,  out  of  Bassinette  -   Mr  E.  A.  Wolfe 
B.  f .  out  of  Disguise        -  -   Capt.  D.  Bayley 

B.  c.  Strephoti,  out  of  Laura  -  -  ditto 
B.  f.  out  ot  Nanny  Thormanby        -  ditto 

TOMAHAWK,  BLUE  RUIN,  or  TOMAHAWK. 
B.  f.  ont  of  Manna         -  -   SirW.  Throckmorton 


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760 


TTNBDAU5,  FITZ^AMES. 
B.  f .  TondkuL,  oat  of  ExtraditiDn     -   Corby  fitad 

UNCAS,  OB  CAQTLBKBAGH. 
B.  f.  out  of  Profile  •  -      -  Mr  J.  Sawxej-Cook- 

ion 

WISDOM,  BRUCB,  OB  RETREAT. 
Ch.f.  out  of  Relief  -  -    Mr  A.  Hoole 


SUMMARY. 

Colto   -  954 

Filliei  1026 

BarreamaM-  .....  733 

Slipped  foals  -      -  133 

Kot  ooyered  previoiu  Tear  -      -      -  211 

Maves  corered  bjr  haU-bred  horsea  -      -      -  78 
Died  before  foaling-      -      -      -      -      -  161 

Sent  abroad  before  foaling     ...      -  84 


Total  retnm  of  brood  mares  for  the  je«r  -  3380 


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CONTINENTAL  RACING. 


MONT  DE  MARSAN  Spring  Meeting. 


8Din>AT,  March  the  16th.— Prix  d'Onyertnie  of  48  soy.;  about  a  mile 
mod  a  qaarter. 


One  other  ran.— Won  by  a  length,  five  lengths  between  the  second  and 


Friz  da  D^partement  et  de  la  Soci^t^  d'Agrionlture  of  46  boy.  with 
12  SOT.  to  the  second,  and  8  sot.  to  the  third,  onoe  round,  was  won  by 
Yiolet,  by  Florentine,  8  yrs,  Set  181b,  beating  Ato  others. 

Friz  dee  Landes  (produce  race)  of  138  sot.  with  16  sot.  to  the  second 
for  three  yrs  old;  once  round  and  a  furlong. 

Kadame  Pouflard,  by  Plutus,        I  Soeptique.  Bst  71b  -  Bridgeland  2 
or  Bagdad,  Est  3A    -    Mills  1  |  Gill,  Sst  8B>    •      -      -   Ivey  3 
One  other  ran.— Won  easily  by  a  head,  two  lengths  between  the  second 
and  third. 

Friz  de  la  Sooi^t^  d'Enoouragement  of  112  sot.;  about  one  mile  and  a 
half. 

Coquelicot,  by  Plutus,  8  yrs,  I  ReTel,  3  yrs,  Sst  81b    •    Olout  2 

Sst  81b  -  -  -  Mills  1 1  Good  Friday,  3  yrs,  Sst  81b  Green  3 
8iz  others  ran.— Won  by  a  length,  a  neck  between  the  second  and  third. 

Tuesday,  Maioh  the  17th.— Friz  de  Mars  (selling  race)  of  69  sot.; 
about  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 

Inoartade.  by  Gilbert,  4  yrs,  I  Btendard,  3  yrs,  Sst  61b     Mills  2 

lOgt  ....      Ivey  1 1  Begret,  5  yrs,  98t  51b  -    Pantal  8 
FItb  others  ran.— Won  easily  by  a  length,  the  same  between  the  second 
and  third.— The  winner  was  bought  in  for  208  sot. 

Friz  dn  Dtert  of  88  sot.  with  10  sot.  to  the  second,  for  three  yrs  old; 
about  one  mile  and  three  furlongs. 

Bon-DriUe,  by  Franc-  |  Pompier,  Sst  91b  -    W.Ctooper  2 

Tireur,  Sst  9Ib  -  Bridgeland  1  |  Pen-poli,  Sst  91b  -      -  Tapie  3 
SeTen  others  ran.— Won  by  two  lengths,  a  bad  third. 

Friz  du  Frlntemps  (handicap)  of  146  sot.  with  12  sot.  to  the  second; 
nearly  a  mile  and  a  half. 

Etoil^  8  yrs,  7st  Sib    -    Clout   1  Cosaque,  3  yrs,  7st  101b    -      -  - 

Geranium,  4  yrs,  98t  lib    Mills  2  Chateaurouz,  3  yrs,  78t  4lb.      -  - 

Incartade,  4  yrs,  Sst  81b      iTcy  8  Cyrus-le-Jeune,  8  yrs,  7Bt  41b  -  - 

Onglette,  4  yrs,  98t  lib     -      -  -  Forban,  8  yrs,  7st  81b-      -      -  - 
Won  by  half  a  length,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

Friz  de  la  QocMM  d'Enoouragement  of  129  sot.  with  11  ayr.  to  the 
aecond:  about  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 

Coquelicot,  8  yrs,  Sst  -    Mills  1  I  Bemay,  8  yrs,  Sst  -   W.  Cooper  0 
fioeptique,  8  yrs,  Sst  Bridgeland  2  |  Good-Friday,  8  yrs,  Sst-   Green  0 
Two  others  ran.— Won  by  a  short  head,  Bemay  and  Good-Friday 
ran  a  dead  heat  for  third  place,  beaten  a  neck. 


Btoil^,  by  Yignemale,  3  yrs, 
TstlOlb      -      -      -  Clout 


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CONTINENTAL  RACING. 


VINCENNES  Spring  Meeting. 

Monday,  Mnrcb  tbe  16th.— Prix  de  Bagnolet  (eelUng  race)  of  88  bot.^ 
for  three  yn  old;  about  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 

BamadaD,  by  Don  Garloa,  |  N^a,  7st  181b      -    Woodland  Z 

Sat  21b      -      •    Wycherley  1    Pens6ed'Amonr,78tl3lbJ.Oovey  - 

I>ucbeese,  7it  18B>-  •  Oxford  3  |  Toorterelle  II,  8st  81b  •  Hardy  - 
Won  by  a  length,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. — The 
winnec  was  sold  for  390  sot. 


Prix  de  Bel  Air  of  142  sot.  witb  13  sot. 
than  a  mile  and  a  qaarter. 


>  the  seooad;  ratber  more 


Statuette,  by  Bt  Ghrisfeophe, 

orThnrlo,  Syr8,7st8]bKe«niey  1 

HiiBard,4yrB,»8t9ft  ▲.Wood  3 

Statira,4yr8,8Btl01b  -  Gillee  8 


Loretto.8y«B,7Bt>13ft  -Oxford  - 
Gnstave  Wasa,  3  yrs. 

7Bt8!b-  -  -  Hartley  - 
Tardif .  8  yrs,  78t  81b    J.  Ce^ 


Won  easily  by  half  a  length,  three  lengths  between  the  seoond  and  third. 

Prix  de  Tinoebnes  of  4»3  asv.  with  40  sot.  to  the  Seeoad,  for  three  yn 
old;  rather  more  than  a  nailersad  a  qaarter. 

Nelly,  8et  89>  -      •  Crickmere  - 


Grand  Duo,  by  Yignemale, 

8stn9>     -     -      Carratt  1 

Artisan,  8et  lift    -      -Garl^le  3 

T^l^maqne,  set  lift      •  QiUes  3 

Dngazon,  88t  8ft    -      Hunter  4 


Balgarie,  Set  8ft    -  -  Dodge 

Teneriife,  8st  lift  -  Hopkins  - 

Soindllant,  8st  lift-  Btmdy  - 

Arcade,  8st  81b      -  8h(*ph^rd 


Won  by  a  length,  the  same  between  the  second  and  third,  uml  a  neek 
between  the  third  and  fourth. 

Prix  de  Man  of  44  sot.;  aboat  sir  fdrloiigs. 


La  Boole,  by  Faisan,  8  yrs, 
8st  6ft      -      -      -  Carrtftt 

Anarchiste,  by  Atlantic, 
3  yrs,  8st  9ft    -      -  Gillee 

Matador  II,  4  ym,  9at  1  l!b  Dodge 


Baltimore  II,  8yrs,8st6lb  Hartley 
Manviette,    8  yrs. 

88t  6ft  -  -Bartholomew 
Toldde,  8  Set  6ft  -  Ma<lgtt 
Vaurien,  4y  rs,  9stl  1  ft  Wycherley 


A  dead  beat.  Matador  II  beaten  three  lengths.   The  stakes  were 
diTided.— Anarchiste  was  bought  in  for  188  sot. 

Prix  de  BoLaey  of  104  sot.  wltb  8  sot.  to  the  second;  about  on^  mUe 
and  fiTe  furlongs. 


Lirla,  4  rt«:9ek  8ft      -  BalttPT  Z 
Ballye  Ghamant,  4  yxs, 
78tllft     -     -      KcArn«y  - 


Cb.  f .  by  Straochino, 
out  of  Steppe,  4  yra, 
88t8ft      -      -Bartholomew  1 
Mondragon,  4yrs,  Sst  Wyoherley  3 
Won  by  threo-quaiteis  of  a  length,  thiee  lengtba  lietwben  the  eetlbnd 
and  third. 

MONDAY,  Marah4he'38xd.— Prix  da  Chalet  of  94  sot.;  about  a  mile 
and  a  furlong. 

La  Bonle,  8  yrs,  Sstlfl) Woodland  1 1  Sonnet,  6  ^  IflM     •  Oxford  3 
Le  Bigolet,  6  yrs,  lOst  -    Gray  8  I  Tourterellell,  3yrs,8fl^1tb  Hardy  - 
Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  half  a  length  between  the  second  andr 
third.— Tbe  winner  was  acAd  for  140  sot. 

Prix  de  Champtgny  of  186  sot.,  for  fhiee'  Attd  ttntt  ywoM;  ntthermore 
than  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 


Vaillant.  by  Peut-€tre, 

4  yxs^  98t  8ft  -  -Carratt 
Q^rant  du  Bao,  8  yts, 

8stbft-  .  -  -Oxford 
Cintra,  3yr8,8st6ft  Barth<^mew 


Enjoleur,  8  yrs,  8st  8ft  -  Goooh 
Pas^BegUeule,  ayrs.8<(tfi4b  Carlyla 
Poulartfe,  »yr8,8et&ft€rickB)ere 
Tyrannies  8  yrs,  tet  Mb  -  Buody 


Won  by  half  a  length,  a  bad  third. 


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Friz  de  Ohenevidre  of  189  sot.  with  16  bot.  to  the  Moondfabont  a  miie 
and  five  furlongs. 
Trontignan,  by  Flageolet, 

4  yra.  8st  m  -  -  Gooeh 
Qaolibet,  6  yrs,  Sst  •  Hopktns 
Ch.  f.  by  Straoohino, 

oat  of  Steppe,  4  yn, 

88t  61b  -  Bartholomew 


Prfoy.  £  yrs.  Bat  9Ib      -Gftrlyto  - 

Diadteie.5  yrpufist-      -  Bioife  - 

Statira,4yrB.  7Bt6ft  J.  Cowy  - 
MondniROo,  4  yn, 

TstlOlb     -     -  Wycherley  - 

Won  by  a  neok,  five  lengths  between  the  seoood  and  thixd. 

Prix  de  Or^teil  (selling  race)  of  120  soy.  rather  more  than  a  nrile  ABck« 
quarter. 


Lnoe,  agred,98t  121h  - 
Bomsdal,  8  yrs,  Set  lib 


-Rotfe  S 
-  Gray  - 


Winetta,  by  Flageolet, 

5yrs,98tl31b     •     Oarlyle  1 
Gnstave  Wasa,  8  yrs, 

8stim  •     •     -Wycherley  2 
Won  easily  by  a  length,  a  bad  third.— The  winner  was  srid -fisr 
249  SOT. 

Prix  de  la  Sooidtd  of  120  sov.  with  18  sov.  to  the  second,  for  three  yrs 
old;  abonl  one  mile  and  a  quarter. 

Grand  Duo.  Bst  lift      -Carratt  1  |  Balhide,  Set  1ft  -  Alleii  iS 

Hermidree,  Set  0ft  -  Oriokmere  2  | 
Won  by  a  length,  a  length  and  a  half  between  the  second  and  third. 

Hon  da  t,  March  the  80th.  — Plriz  dee  Tribunes  (selling  zaoe)  of  120  sov.; 
about  three-quarters  of  a  mile. 


Le  Rfgolet,  5  yrs,  98t  lift  Qny 
Orchid^,  4  yrs, 
98t  bib- 


Lansquenet,  by  Salvator, 

8  yrs,  88t  9tb  -  Wycherley  1 
Matador  II ,  4  yrs,  98t  12ft  owner  2 
Bonrges,  3  yrs,  8st  8ft  -  Hartley  3  . 

Won  easily  by  two  lengUis,  the  same  between  the  seoond'and  thM)*- 
The  winner  was  sold  for  841  sot. 

Prix  Daumesnil  of  144  sov.  with  12  Km  to  tb*  second,  fbr  ttuaeynoM; 
rather  more  than  a  mile  and  «  half. 

Bosco,  by  Montargis,  France,  88t  lib      -      •  Qoodh.  - 

8st  6ft  -  •      Hartley  1   Saphir,  flst  6ft-      -  Wycherley  - 

Loretto,  8Bt  6ft      -      Oxford  2  Gisors,  Bst  Sib  -  Carlyie  - 

Bemiremont,  Set  lift  J.  Govey  8 
Won  by  a  length,  four  lengths  between  Ahe. second  and  tUrd;  Sftplrir 
bolted. 

Prix  Vanban  (selling  reee)  of  186  toy.;  Tother  more  than  aini]»aad* 
quarter. 


Sfax,%>  yrs,  8nt  7lb  -  Crickmere  8 
PomiMt»;)  ymv  8st  71b  Hoaier  - 


Anarohiste,  by  Atlantic, 

8  yrs,  Set  71b-     -  Garlyia 
La  Finance,  8  yrs. 

Set  3ft  -     -      WyoheBlegr  2 
Won  by  half  a  length,  four  lengths  between  the  second  and  third;  Poml- 
net  bolted.— The  winner  was  bought  in  for  848  soy. 

Prix  de  la  Bedoute  of  140  soy.;  about  one  mile  and  three-quarters. 
Ch.  f.  by  Stracchino,  I  Frrmtifrnan,  4yiif,88tl9lbOooch  S 

oat  of  Steppe,  4  yrs,  |  Radi*  ux,  4  yn«,  88t  I  Xft  Oxford  8 

8stl0ft      -      Bartholomew  1  |  VHillaot,  4  yrs,  8st  I8ft  Carratt  - 
Won  by  half  a  length,  a  neok  Letween  the  seoond  and  third. 

Prix  de  Chan  (illy  of  178  soy.  with  22  soy.  to  the  seoond;  rather  mors 
than  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 


Martin  Ptehfur  II.  by 

Dollar,  4  ynt,  li'st  -  Quratt  1 

Prtey,  6  yrs,  9st  7ft  -   Cterlyle  2 

Grayier,  4  yrs,  lost  Wycherley  8 


Cuptdon,  S  yrs.  TstT^Fsrnham 
Arnnoricaine,8yri*,78tluft  Oxford 
Yandolm.  4  yrs.  Ost  -  Dodge 
Dngazon,  A  yn,  78t  lOfti  J.  Ooyej 


Won  by  a  head,  four  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

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CONTINENTAL  RACING. 


HONDAT,  April  the  20th.— Prix  de Eontenay  (selling  race)  of  104  sot.; 
•hoat  llTe  furlongs. 


Alcali.  by  Eckmtthl,  4  yrs, 

9ft7lb  -      -  Flint 

Thtois,  4  yrs,96t2lb  Whittaker 
N«Ta,  8  yrs,  Sst  31b  Woodland 
Sf az,  8  yrs,  Sst  7th     •  Wood 


Coq-de-Jonyille,  8  yrs, 

1      Sst  7ft      -      -    Wycberley  - 

8  Thetis,  8  yrs,  Sst  81b   -    Madge  - 

8  Booiges,  8  yrs,  88t31b-  Hartley  - 

-  SalTftta,  4  yrs,  98t  21b  -  Hunter  - 

Yaorien,  4  yrs,  9st  61b  -  Carlyle  - 
Won  by  a  length,  a  neck  between  the  second  and  third. 
Prix  d'lvry  of  160  sot.  with  12  sot.  to  the  second;  rather  more  than 
a  rniitk  and  a  quarter. 

Taidif,  by  Montargis,                  Cintra,  8  yrs,  Tst  71b      -Gooch  - 

Syrs,  78t81b      -      Hartley  1   Anatole,  8  yrs,  78t  81b      -Prior  - 

Bicbelieu,  4  yrs,  9Bt  119)  Oarlyle  2  Ontario,  6  yrs,  lOst  lO)  Hunter  - 

Bomnlns,  Syrs,  78t  BftCrickmere  3  Loretto,  8  yrs,  7st  81b      Cliildd  - 

Biante,  8  yrs,  78t  61b    Milbum  -  Saphir,  3  yrs,  7st  81b    Sergeant  - 
Bmlle,  3  yrs,  Tst  8ft-    Kearney  - 
Won  by  three  lengths,  four  lengths  between  the  second  and  third; 

Saphir  fell,  and  Emile  and  Anatole  bolted. 
Prix  de  Longchamne  of  172  sov.  with  18  sot.  to  the  second;  rather 
more  than  a  mile  and  a  half. 

~               "    "~       ~  3 


Arabella,  by  Dollar,  8  yrs, 

Tst  111b  -  -  Xeamqr  1 
LeYignean,8yn,88t    Newby  2 


Bosco,  8  yrt,  Sst  7ft-  Hartley 
La  Boule,  3yrs,78tll]bWaodland 
Oharolai8e,3yr8,78tl  1ft  Shepherd 


Won  by  two  lengths,  half  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 

Friz  de  Beroy  (selling  race)  of  148  sot.  for  three  and  four  yrs  old; 
about  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 

"         -    -  I  Pominet, 3yrs,88t6fcWycherley  - 


Mondngon,  by  Faublas, 

4  yrs,  9st  ISfi)  -  -  Hunter 
OostaTe  Wasa,  8  yrs,88t  6ft  Gray 
Microscope,  8  yrs,  Sst  6ft  Garratt 
Finesse  U,  8  yrs,  Sst  1ft  Oxford 
Combattant.  8  yrs,  Sst  6ft  Morris 
Won  by  a  length,  a  neck  between  the  second  and  third;  Gombattant 
and  BeUao  bolted. 

Prix  de  Joinyille  (handicap)  of  211  sot.  with  16  sot.  to  the  eeoond; 
rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 


Bellac,  8  yrs,  Sst  6ft   -  Hartley  - 

BTaporte,  8  yrs,  Sst  lfi>  Kearney  - 
La  Finance,  3  yrs, 

Sst  1ft     -      •      -Sergeant  - 


Don  GigadaB,4yrs,SBt2ftKeamey 
Artisan,  3  yrs,  7st  61b  Shepherd 
EiTa,  3  yrs,  7st  5Ib  -  Morris 
Duohee8e,8  yrs,  7Bt8ft  Milbum 
LaTandidre,  8  yrs,  78t  1ft-  Price 
Kersage,  8  yrs,  68t  12lb  Turner 
Maoreiue,  8  yrs,  6sfc4lbGrenTiUe 


Sapriati,  by  Trocad^, 

4yr8,SBt7lb      -     Hartley  1 

Baocarat,4yn,8st6ftB.  Bundy  2 

Lansquenet,  4  yrs,  78t  1ft  Ghilds  3 

Dnr-a-Guire,6yrB,98tll!b  Garratt  - 

Musard,  4  yrs,  Set  6ft    -  Wood  - 

Ga8cabel,4yrs,88t8Ib  -Barker  - 

Martha,  4  yrs,  Sst  2ft  Woodland  - 

Won  by  a  length,  a  head  between  the  seoond  and  third. 

REIMS. 

WEDmSDAT,  March  the  26th.^Prix  de  la  NeuTillette  (selling  rnoe) 
of  88  SOT.;  about  three-quarters  of  a  mile. 

Th^is,  by  Oonsul,4  yrs,  I  Orchid^,  4  yrs,  Sst  7B>    Laria  2 

9st  7ft  •  •  -  Dodge  1 1  Thetis,  3  yrs,  Sst  69>  -  Garlyle  3 
Won  by  two  lengths,  a  bad  third.— The  winner  was  sold  for  186  sot. 

Prix  de  la  Sool6t6  d'Bnoouragement  of  212  bot.  with  16  sot.  to  the 
seoond;  about  a  mile  and  a  half. 

Bulgarie.  by  Zut,  8  yn,  I  Tdldmaque,  8  yrs,  Sst  -  Madge  2 

78tllft    -     .     -J.GoTey  1  |  Baocarat,  4  yrs,  9st  lift  Bundj  3 
Two  otfaen  ran.— Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  a  bad  third. 


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CONTINENTAL  RACING.  5 

Prix  des  SouBcriptears  (handicap)  of  179  bot.  with  30  boy.  to  the 
second;  rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 


Spadois,  4  yrs,  8rt  1ft  -  Bandy  0 

Ontario,  5  yrs,  lOst  lib  Hanter  - 

Trabucoe,4yr8,9st21b  Kitchener  - 

Kersage,  8  yrs,  68t  41b  Sargeant  - 


DachesBo.  by  Braoonnier, 

or  Insnlaire,    3  yrs, 

68t61b  -  -  Millbnm  1 
IlobertBrace,4yrs,88t31b  Hartley  S 
Maeard,  4  yrs,  8st  31b  A.  Wood  0 

Won  by  half  a  length,  Musard  and  S^^iadoiB  ran  a  dead  heat  for  third 
place,  beaten  two  lengths. 

Derby  de  I'Est  of  306  soy.,  with  40  sot.  to  the  second,  and  20  boy.  to 
the  third,  for  three  yrs  old;  about  a  mile  and  three  furlongs. 


Bergerac.    by  Trent, 

Sst  llfi)  -  .  Kearney  1 
Tenerifle,  Set  111b  •  HopUns  3 
Bellac,  Sst  111b      -     Hartley  8 

Won  by  two  lengths,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 


M^histoph«lds,88tll1b  A.6oran  - 
Duels,  Sst  llfi>  -  Kitchener  - 
NiuettCi  Sst  11B>  -     -Hunter  - 


PAU. 

Thdkssat,  March  the  26th.~Priz  dee  Tribunes  of  80  soy.  with 
24  SOY.  to  the  second,  for  throe  yrs  old;  about  one  mile  and  three  far- 
longs. 

Aspic,  by  SalYator,  I  Btoil^,  Sst  lift      -      -  Clout  2 

Sst  lift      -      -  Bridgehmd  1  |  Oonquerant  II,  Sstllft     Mills  8 
Two  others  ran.— Won  by  a  head,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and 
third. 

Prix  du  DSpartement  of  69  soy.  with  12  soy.  to  the  second;  rather 
more  than  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 

aeranlum,  by  Patricien,  iN^n,  dyn,8st     Bridgeland  8 


4  yrs,  10stl2ft  -  -  Mills  1  Abeille,  4  yrs,  10st2ft  Gastaing  4 
Aristo,  3  yrs,  Sst  9ft  -  Wonnan  2  | 

Three  others  ran.~Won  easily,  a  bad  third. 


Prix  de  la  Soci^t^  d'Encouragement  of  182  boy.  with  14  boy.  to  the 
second;  about  one  mile  and  a  quarter. 

Gourmctte,  by  Gilbert,  I  AYitz,  3  yrs,  Tst  lift  Bridgeland  2 

3  yrs,  7Bt  lllb-      -      Green  1  |  Bernay,  8  yrs,  Sst     W.  Cooper  8 
Four  others  ran.— Won  by  half  a  head,  a  length  between  the  second  and 
thiid. 

S  UK  DAY,  March  the  29th.— Prix  de  la  Soci^t6  d'Encourgement  of 
212  Bov.  with  16  80V.  to  the  second;  about  one  mile  and  a  half. 
Coqnelicot,  by  Plutus,  8  yrs,         I  Bemay,  8  yrs,  Sst  -  W.  Cooper  2 

Sst      -      -      -      •  Mills  1  I  Pau,  8  yrs,  Sst-      -      -  Clout  3 
One  other  ran.— Won  by  three  lengths,  a  length  between  the  Becond  and 
third. 

Poale  d'Edsai  of  740  boy.  with  40  boy.  to  the  second,  and  20  soy.  to  the 
third,  for  three  yrs  old;  about  a  mile  and  three  forlongs. 
Madame  Pouffard,  by  Bag-  I  Lauzun,  Sst  lift      -     -Bolfe  3 

dad,or  Plntnfl,8Bt8ft     Mills  1  |  Gourmette,  Sst  8ft    -     Green  8 
Bevel,  Sceptiqne,  and  Avits,  also  ran.— Won  by  a  length,  half  a  length 
between  the  second  and  third. 

Prix  dn  Printemps  (handicap)  of  152  boy.  with  20  soy.  to  the  Beoond; 
about  a  mile  and  three  furlongs. 


Piroutte,  by  Gilbert. 

»  yrs,  68t  elb  -  J.  Dambielle  1 

Pelicia,  3  yrs,  78tl0tt» Bridgeland  2 

Etoil6,  8  yrs,  Sst  6ft    W.Cooper  8 

Parceor  II,  4  yrs,  lOst  Hb-      -  - 

Geranium,  4  yrs,  98t  9ft  -      -  - 

Won  by  two  lengths,  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 


Manouche,  4  yrs,  98t  9ft  - 
Mandragore,  4  yrs,  78tl3ft 
Version,  3  yrs,  7Bt  10ft 
Cyras  le  Jeune,  8  yrs,  78t  4ft 
Greuadidre,  8  yrs,  78t  4ft  - 


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Tdbsdat,  March  the  81  st.— Prix  Spteial  of  67  bot.  for  three  yn  old; 
ZKfcher  more  thaa  a  nile  *nd  a  half. 

Aristo.  by  Zat.  Sst  lift  Worman   1  I  Bemay,  Set  lllb   -   W.  Cooper  3 
O>qaelioot,8etll1b     •     MUIb  2| 
Three  cAheza  raB.«-Won  by  a  neck,  a  length  between  the  second  and 
third. 

Denxidme  Prix  dee  Tribunes  of  ^  sot.  with  20  soy.  to  the  second,  fbr 
three  yia  old;  abont  a  mile  and  three  furloncrs. 

Oonqaerant  11,  by  Bagdad,  I  Fglicia,  Sst  8ft    -    Bridgeland  3 

Sstlltb      -      -      -   Mills  1    Revel,  88t  lift  - 
Yau  Dick  II,  est  lift    -  Gloat  2|    Won  by  a  length,  a  bad  third. 

Prix  Principal  of  108  sov.  with  12  soy.  to  the  second;  abont  a  mile  and 
seven  furlonns. 

Farceur  11,  by  Bagdad,  |  Sceptique,  3  yra, 

4  yrs,  98t  lift    -      -  Mills  1      7st  l»ft      -      -  Bridgeland  S 
I  yingt  M«r8,4yT8,9stllO>HaUey  3 
Won  by  two  lengths,  a  bad  third. 

HYERES. 

MONDAT,  April  the  6th.~Prix  de  la  Ville  et  de  la  Soci^t6  (handicap) 
ofMsoy.  witltl2Boy.  to  theeeooad;  rather  moce  than  a  mile  and  a 
half. 

L'Eperon,  by  Gilbert,  8  yrs,  I  Hose  Th6,  5  yrs,  9et  12ft  Onrlej  0 

TstlOft      -      -      -Naylcr  1   Avenir,4yrs,9Btllft  -Staples  0 

Mfttnrpole,  8  yrs,  88t  7lb*  Oowf  2  | 
Won  by  three  quarcers  of  a  length;  Rose  Th^,  and  Avenir  ran  a  dead 
heat  for  third  place,  beaten  three  lengths. 

Prix  dn  Conseil  G6n6ral  of  42  sov.  with  1«  sot.  to  the  second,  and 
10  sov.  to  the  third;  nearly  a  mile. 

Dameret,  by  Berryer,  8  yrs,  |  Fiorto,  8  yrs,  8st  9fl>    -  Naylor  3 

98tlft      -      -      •  Carley  1   OomMe,  8  yrs,  8st -      -  Urbain  4 
Yengeur,  8  yrs,  «8t  t^lb  J.  Carter  2  |  Kermesees  8  yrs,  88t  9!b-  ownor  5 
One  other  ran.— Won  very  easily,  a  bad  third. 

Prix  dn  Gouvernement  of  76  sov.,  with  16  sot.  to  the  second,  and 
10  SOT.  to  the  third;  about  one  mile  and  a  qnarter. 
ATcnir,  by  lilland,  4  yrs,  I  Dameret,  8  yrs.  Set  2fi>  -Corley  3 

lOst  6ft      -  -Staples  1  Elermeese,  3  yxs,  Sst  6Ib  Urbain  4 

Banderol  le,  4  y rs,  1 0st  2Ib  CoTcy  2  | 

Won  by  half  a  length,  the  same  between  the  second  and  third,  a  bad 
foartti.  • 

TARBES  Spring  Meeting. 

MONDAT,  April  the  6th.- Prix  Special  of  «5  sov.  for  three  yrs  old; 
rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  half. 

Yan-Dick  n,  by  Vignemale,         I  Bemay,  8st  lift     -  W.  Cooper  2 
^t  lift      -      -      .  Mills  1 1  Chateanronx,  8Kt  lift    -   iTsy  3 
Two  othars-raoi-^Woii  Teiy  easily  by  four  lengths. 

Prix  Principal  of  105  sot.;  abont  a  mile  wad  seym  furlongs. 
Mademoiselle-de^Macfaeooul,  |  Paylanrens^  4  yrs, 

by  Sedan, 6  yrs,  lost 6ft  Mills  1      9st  lift      -      -  Bridgeland  2 
I  Yingt  Mars,  4  yrs,  9st  1 1  ft  Haley  8 
Oto»  other  ran.  Won  by  a  feagth,  half  a  length  hetween  the  seoond  and 
third. 

WkdnesdAt,  April  the  8th.— Prix  de  la  Soci^t*  d*Enconragement  of 
206  SOT.  with  10  SOT.  to  the  second;  abont  a  mile  and  a  half. 
Btoild,  by  Vignemale,  8  yrs,  j  Conqu6rant  II,  8  yrs,  Sst   Mills  2 

-  Clout  1  I  Bemay,  3  yrs,  8st  -  W.  Cooper  8 
Won  by  fbor  lengths. 


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Prix  National  of  128  eov.  with  66  sot.  to  the  seoond;  rather  more  than 
two  miles  and  tbree-qnarten. 

Fuylanrena,  by  Franc-  I  Mademoiselle  de  Maobeooal, 

Tireur.4yrs.88tl3ft  Rridseland  1  6yr8, 98t9A  •  -  Mills  8 
Yingt  Mars,  4  yrs.  Bet  1 8ft  Haley  2  | 

One  other  ran.— Won  by  half  a  length. 

Orand  Prix  dea  Pyrites  of  386  eov,  with  40  sot*  to  the  seoond,  for 
ihvee  yrsold:  about  a  mile  and  three  fnrlorg«i. 

Avit%  by  FraDC-Tirenr,  |  Coquelicotj  8st  I21b     -     Mills  2 

88t5tb      -      -    Bridgeland  1  |  Van  Dick  II,  Set  8ft    -     Cloat  8 
Qnfl<»ther  ran.'-<  Woo  w«i)y  hy  alwgtfi»  three  Jeni^  between  the  second 
and  third. 


PARIS  Spbikg  MEETmo. 


Monday,  April  the  6th.— Xjo^  Boorse,  of  167  soy.;  abont  a  mile  and 
three  furlongs. 

Directrice,  by  Stracchino,  4  yni, 

98tlft       ...  Rolfe  I 

Beanmesnil,  8  yrsjet  5ftHartley  2 

Duois,  8  yrs,  let  6fi>      -  Kelly  8 

Azur,  S  yrs,  lOst  2ft      -  Lavis  - 

-GanimMe,  5  yrs,  lOst  2ft  Garly  le  - 
Sorgho,  4  yrs,  9st  6ft  Bossiter 


Badieox,  4  yrs,  98t  6fb  Oxford 
Gravier,  4  yrs,  Set  6ft  Wycberley 
Statuette,  8  yrs,  Tst  6ft  Kearney 
DeMno,  8  yrs,  Tst  5lb  Childs 
Printemps,  8  yrs.  7st  SftBachelor 
Lntteur  II,  3  yrs,  Tst  6ft  Covey 
Madrid,  8  yrs,  7st  5ft   -  Barlin 


Won  easily  by  two  Jei]^hs,,th];ee-quaKte;ra  of  a  length  between  the 

second  and  third. 
Prix  de  la  Grotte  (selling. raoe)  of  108  sot.;  about  one  mile. 


Faioeose,  by  Salvator,  3  yrs, 

Tst  lift  -  -  -  Wiloodc  1 
Sonrgee,  8  yrs,  7st  lift  Hartley  2 
Sonnet,  6  yrs,  9st  lift  Rolfe  8 
•Oailbert,  4  yrs,  9st  6ft  Carratt 


Major,  8  yrs,  Bst      -  Kaeaney  - 

Homsdal,  3  yrs,  8st  lib      Gray  - 

Lancette,  Syrs,  Tst  1 1ft  J.Bundy  - 

Ninette,  8  yrs,  Tst  1 1ft  Wycberley  - 

Surprise,  8  yrs,  Tst  1 1  ft  Morris  - 


Won  by  half  a  length,  a  bad  third.— The  wuuner  mm  sold  for  220  boy. 

Prix  de  Guiche  of  229  sov.  with  33  sov.  to  the  seoond,  for  three  yrtfold 
•oolts;  Sst.llft  each;  about  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 


Beluisant,  by  Bagdad  >  Bolfe 


The  Condor 
ficiotiUant 
Lapin  - 
Grand  Duo 
PsMude  - 
Basoir 


Ok  fold 
J.  Bandy 


-Oarratt. 
.  Lavis 
B.  Bundy 


Kremlin - 
Palamdde 
Bap^n  • 
Carillon  II 
Impudent 
Artisan  - 
N^ier  - 


Hopkins 
Kitchener 

-  Dodge 
•  Major 

-  Flint 
-Oarlyle 
A.  Wood 


Bergerac  (oar.  Bst  12ft)  -  Webb 
Won  by  half  a  length,  five  lengths  between  the  seoond  and  third,  and 
two  lengths  between  the  third  and  fourth. 


Prix  da  JLut^  of  400  sot.,  with  98  sot.  to  the  second,  and  2T  sot. 
the  third;  about  a  mile  and  three  furlongs. 


to 


4)JAriQn«  bar  Znt,.  8  yni, 

Tst  6ft  ...  Kearney  1 

Saneonaet,4yn,98fc4ftBoasiter  3 

Badiense,  8  yrs,  6Bt  ISft.  Wiloook  8 

Bioheliei^4<^r8»9st4A  Carlyle  - 


Armcffioatae,  8  yrs, 

6stldtb-  -  -  Millbnm 
Mondain,  8  yiB,  Tst  3ft  >  Price 
Vigoiice,  8 yrs,  68t  laft  -Kelly 
KiTA,  8  yrs,  fiat  18ft  -  Michel 


Won  essily  by  two  lengths,  four  lengths  bejiwjsenthe  seoond  and  third, 
aifid  a  neck  between  the  third,  and  fovyrtb. 

Prix  du  Cadran  of  1404  sot.,  wii^Jbi  80  soy.  to  the  seoond,  for  four  yrs 
'Qld;  rather  moi^e  than  two  miles  and  a  half. 

JLrchiduc,  by  Consul,  |  Pra  BiaTolo,.  Bst  lift  -  Carratt  2 

Bst  1  lib      -     -     -  Webb  l|        Won  by  twenty  lengths. 


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CONTINENTAL  BACING. 


Prix  de  CherOly  of  S66  bot.  with  30  bot.  to  the  second;  about  a  milt 
and  seyen  furlongs. 


Ifartin  Prehear  II,  by  Dollar, 

4yr8,88tl8lb      -      -Webb  1 

S^n^ga],  4  yrs.  est  181b  Carlyle  it 

Lavaret,  4yr8,  SstlSIb  -  Wood  8 

H^ros,  4  yrs,  8st  181b     Oarratt  - 
Cafe  Prooope,  4  yrs, 

88tl8Ib-      -      -    Hopkins  - 

Bamab6, 4  yrs,  Set  181b  Hunter  - 
Won  very  easily  by  a  length,  two  kogths  between  the  second  and  thlnt 


Imposant,  4  yrs,  Sst  131b  Dodge  - 

Yiroflay,4yr8, 8Bt8lb     Bandy  - 

Sonrire,4yrB,88t8ft    Roasiter  - 

Frontignan,  4  yrs,  8st  2ft  Oooch  - 
Ch.  f.  by  Straochino,oatof 

St^pe,4yr888t51bBartholomew  - 

^padois,4yr8,78tllft  Gibbins  - 


SUNDAY,  April  the  18th.— Prix 
about  a  mile  and  seven  furlongs. 
Quibns  II,  by  Perplexe, 

8  yrs,  78t  6tb  -  Hartley 
Lansquenet,  3  yrs.TstSlb  Gbilds 
Version,  8  yrs,  Tst  2ft  T.  Brown 
Fanal,  6  yrs,  lOst  2ft  J.  Bandy 
Bosalba,  6  yrs,  Sst  130)  -  Bolfe 
Winetta,  6  yrs,  98t  18ft  Oarcatt 
Yiroflay,  4  yrs,  98t  6ft  B.  Bundy 

Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  a 
400  SOT. 

Prix  Hocquart  (produce  stakes)  of  1454  soy.  with  40  sot.  to  the  second , 
for  three  yrs  old;  rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  half. 


de  Boulogne  (selling  race)  of  214  sot.; 

Don  Gigada8,4yTB,98t6ft  Morris  - 
Mondragon,  4  yrs, 

Sst  ^     -     -   Wycherloy  - 

Lirla,4yr8,9Bt2ft      •  Hunter  - 

Anarchiste,  8  yrs,  Tst  6ft  Gooch  - 

Miss  Bee,  8  yrs,  7st  21b  -  Price  - 

Wild  Fire.  8yrs,78t  2ft  J.CJoTey  - 

.  Arcade,  8  yrs,  Tst  8ft  Shepherd  - 
bad  third.— The  winner  was  sold  for 


Extra,  by  Trocad^, 

Sstlllb     -     -  Wyoherley  1 

L^pard,  98t  -      -      -  Webb  2 

Althte,  8Bt8ft-      -     Hopkins  8 

Spika,  SstSft-  -  Orickmere  4 
Alcali  II,  88t  lift  -  Boesiter 


Albany,  88t  lift  - 
Ventadonr,  Sst  lllb- 
Influent,  Sst  lift  - 
Macao,  Sst  lift 
Sentinelle,  8st  8ft  - 
Mineure,  Sst  8ft 


Carlyle  - 

•  Major  - 

-  Rolf  a  - 

Carratt  - 

Kitchener  - 

Hartley  - 


Won  by  four  lengths,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and  third,  and 
.  two  lengths  between  the  third  and  fourth. 

Prix  de  la  Seine  of  686  sot.  with  40  sot.  to  the  second;  about  a  mile 
and  a  half. 


Plaisanterie,  by  Welling- 

tenia,  8  yrs,  7Bt  8ft  Hartley  1 
Martin  Pfeheur  II,  4  yrs, 

98t8lb      -      -      -    Webb  2 


Richelieu,  4  yrs,  98t  8ft  Carlyle  3 

Sansonnet,  4  yrs,  Sst  8ft  Carratt  4 

P.  D.,  4  yrs,  Sst  8ft  Wyoherley  - 
Direotrice,4yrs,98t5ft  Bolfe 


Won  by  Ato  lengths,  theee-qnarters  of  a  length  between  the  second  and 
third,  and  a  nedc  between  the  third  and  fourth. 

Prix  Rainbow  of  812  sot.  with  28  sot.  to  the  second;  about  three  miles 
and  one  furlong. 

Archiduc,  4  yrs,  Sst  -  Webb  1  I  Satory,  5  yrs,  Sst  Sib-  Dodge  9 
Bscogriile,  4  yrs,  Sst  18ft  Carlyle  3  |  Won  by  ten  lengths. 

Prix  Blangy  (selling  race)  of  238  sot.  with  34  sot.  to  the  second;  rather 
more  than  a  mile. 


Ganimdde,  by  Saxifrage, 
-  3ft 


6  yrs,  Sst  3ft  -  -Carlyle 
Lionceau,  4  yrs,  Sst  2ft  Rossiter 
Barbery,  4  yrs.  Sst  2ft  Kearny 
Ontario,  5  yrs,  Sst  8lb  -Hunter 
Dor  &  Cuire,  5  yrs, 

Sst  lift      -      -  Wyoherley 
Won  by  two  lengths,  a  length  and  a  half  between  the  second  anA 
third,  and  a  neck  between  the  third  and  fourth.— The  winner  wa» 
bought  In  for  648  sot. 


Finesse,  4  yrs,  Sst  8ft  J.  Bundy 
Luther,  4  yrs,  Sst  2ft  Woodland 
Spadois,  4  yrs,  Sst  21b  R.  Bundy 
Radieux,  4  yrs,  Sst  21b  -Oxford 
Sigurd,  4  yrs,  8st  2ft  Madge 
BobertBmoe.4yrB,SBt2lb  Hartley 


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CONTINENTAL  RACING 


Prix  Vanteanx  of  218  sot.  with  32  sot.  to  the  second,  for  three  yrs  old 
fillies;  Sst  1 1ft  each;  about  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 


Bnlgarie,  by  Zut 
Armoricaine 
Loaisiane  - 
Olacl^ 


J.  GoTey  1 

Oxford  3 

Hunter  8 

-    Hartley  - 


Farlbole 
Charolaise  - 
Diaprte  - 
Ballade 


Oooch  - 

Garlyle  - 

Carratt  - 

-Bolfe  - 


Won  by  three  lenj^ths,  two  lenirths  betwe^  the  seoocjl  and  third. 

SONDAT,  April  the  mh.— Prix  d'Anteoil  (selling  race)  of  101  sot.; 
rather  more  than  a  mOe  and  a  quarter. 


Sonnet,  by  Vertngadin, 

6yra,  lOstSIb  -  Oarratt  1 
Yerdier,  3  yrs,  7st  1 3ft  B.  Bundy  2 
Salvata,  4  yrs,  Sst  7fi>  Hunter  3 
GnsUTe,  3  yrs,  7st  12ft  -  Allen 


Bomsdal,  3  yrs,  78t  12ft  Hartley  - 
Montredon,  8  yrs, 

78t  129)      •      -  Woodland  - 

Flals)r,8yr8, 7st12ft  Munday  - 

Lancette,  8  yrs,  7st  8fb  -  Cbilds  - 


Won  easily  by  a  length,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

Prix  des  Gars  of  345  sot.  with  33  sot.  to  the  second,  for  throe  yrs  old; 
abont  a  mile  and  a  quartei. 

BouleTardier,  8st2a>     -  Price 


Plalsanterie,  by  Wellingtonia, 

S^'t  109>      -      -      Hartley  1 

Lfopard,8st2ft    -      -Oxford  2 

Bostrenen,  Sst  3ft  -      Carratt  3 


Sully,  Sst  29)  -  -  -Carlyle  - 
Chamarande,  7st  13ft  J.  Bundy 


Won  easily  by  throe-quarters  of  a  length,  a  bad  third. 

The  first  year  of  the  twenty-eighth  Biennial  Stakes  of  1048  sot.  with 
40  SOT.  to  the  second,  for  three  yrs  old;  abont  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 


Guise,  Sst  lllb 
Maman  Berthc, 
8st  8ft- 


Hartley  - 


J.  Bundy  (disq.) 


Belui^ant,  by  Bagdad, 

Sst  lift      -      -      -  Rolfe 
Extra,  Sst  lift      -      -  Webb 
N6flier,  Sst  lift    -  Wycherley 
Won  easfly  by  a  length,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and  third; 
Maman  Berthe  came  in  third,  but  was  disqualified  as  the  jockey 
could  not  draw  his  right  weight. 

A  Cup,  an  Objet  d'Art,  Taloe  400  sot.  and  460  sot.  to  the  first,  and 
4^6  SOT.  to  the  second;  about  two  miles. 

Fra  DiaTolo,  by  Trocad^ro,  |  Escogriffe,  4  yrs,  9st  7fi>-  Webb  0 

4  yrs,  9st  7ft      -      -  Dodge  1   CHarion,  3  yrs,  78t  10ft  Kearney  — 

Aznr,  5  yrs,  lOst  -  -  LaTis  0  |  Gteint  dn  Bac,8yrs,78t5lb  Childs  - 
Won  by  three-quarters  of  a  length;  Aznr  and  Escogrifle  ran  a  dead 
heat  for  second  place. 

Prix  de  I'Btoile  (selling  race)  of  229  sot.  with  33  sov.  to  the  second,, 
for  three  yrs  old;  about  one  mile  and  a  half. . 

Quibus  II,  by  Ferplexe,  Microscope,  Sst  3lb     -  Carratt  - 

8st3!b  -  -  -  Oxford  1  Indienne,88t  -  J.  Bundy  - 
Narghile.  Sst  3ft  -  -Kearney  2  Ballade,  Sst  -  -  -  Allen  - 
Pas  B^guenle,  Sst  1ft  -  Carlyle  8  Faribole,  Sst  -  -  Gooch  - 
Prelude,  Set  lift  -  -  LaTis  -  Boulette,  Sst  -  -  Hartley  - 
Tti6maque,  88t  lift  -  Giles  -  I>ngan>n,8st  -  -B.Bundy  - 
Eamadan,  Sst  3Ib  -  Wycherley  - 
Won  easily  by  a  lengUi  and  a  half,  a  bad  third.~The  winner  was  sold 
for  SIO  SOT. 

Prix  de  Snresnes  of  268  sot.  with  27  sot.  to  the  second;  about  one 
mile  and  seTen  furlongs. 


Statira,  by  Trocad6ro,  4  yrs, 
7stllft      -      •  -Madge 

Ch.  f .  by  Stracchino— Steppe, 
4  yrs,  Sst  8ft  Bartholomew 


IQnolibet,6yrB,98t7lb  -  GUles 
Mnguet,  4yrs.  Sst  lllb  Hartley 
Perp6tnit«,  4  yrs,  SstStb  Carlyle 
Carmelite,  4  yrs,  Sst  21b  Carratt 


Won  easily  by  three  lengths,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

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SUKDAT,  AprU  the  36th.— Prix  de  Ifontretoat  (selling  noe)  of 
144  lOT.  to  tbe  first  and  39 mr.  to  the  eeeond;  about  a  mik  and  a  half. 


Onstare  Wasa,  by  Mon- 

tand*.  3  yn,  7n  6ft  Kearny  1 
Alcali  II,  8  yiB,  76t  131b  WUooz  3 
Ontario,  5yrs,  98tlllb  Hunter  8 
Floreatan,  6  yra,  Set  IIO)  Morris  - 
Sonnet,  A  yrs,  98t  4ft  -  Carratt  - 
Eanal,  5  yrs,  9pt  4ft     J.  Bundy  -  . 

Won  by  half  a  teairtt},  four  lengths  between  the  second  and  third.— 
The  winner  was  sold  for  300  sot. 

Prix  de  Bagatelle  of  308  sot.  with  80  boy.  to  the  second;  about  a  mile 
and  a  quarter. 

—  —  .  I  Sorgho, 4 yrs, lOst  1ft  -Carratt 


Pdronne,  6  yrs,  9st      -    Rolfe  - 

Facility,  4  yn,  8Bt  lOEb-   Oooch  - 

Massy.  8  yrs,  Tst  13ft  Wallarge  - 

L'BtoiIe.8yT8,78t8lb  Wycberley  > 

Roulette,  8  yrs.  78t  89>  -  Hartley  - 

lYQUy,3yr8,7st8&     &Loates  - 


Martin  Pteheur  II,  by 

Dollar,  4  yrs,  1  Oat  I  ft  A.Wood 
Richelieu,  4  yrs.  lOstllb  Carlyle 
Flick.  4  yrs,  Ost  6ft  -  LryIs 
aeorgiBa,4yTs.9i>t13ft-  Dodge 


1   Cadence.  4yr8, 9st  13ft  Kitchener  - 

3  Reveil,  3yr8,86t1in>  -  Oooch  - 
8  Lavandi6re.8yrs,86t  8ft  Kearney  - 

4  !  Portez  ArmeB,8yrs,8titlllbIlolfe  - 
Won  by  a  length,  two  lengths  and  a  half  between  the  second  and  third, 

and  three  leagtba  between  tba  third  and  fourth. 

Prix  de  Sdyres  of  146  sor.  to  the  first,  and  80  sot.  to  the  second,  for 
three  yrs  old  colls;  Sst  119>  each;  rather  more  than  a  mile. 
Beanmeenil,  by  Blen-  |  Qucsteur    -      •      -J.  Covey  - 

helm       -      •      •  Hartley  1  |  Macao  (car.  8st  13ft)  -    Dodge  - 
Bergerac    .      -      .  Kearney  3  I  Bonlerardier      -      •  A.  Wood  - 
Infiuent     ...  Carratt  8  I  Scintillant  -      -      -J.  Bundy  - 
L'Endormi  -      -      .     Eolfe  - 1  Artisan      ...  Carlyle  - 
Won  by  two  lengths,  a  bad  third. 

Prix  Rieusaec  (handicap)  of  604  sot.  to  the  first,  and  40  sot.  to  the 
second;  about  two  miles  and  a  half. 


Baccarat,  by  Gitano,  4  yrs, 

7st  7Ib  -  -  .  Hartley  1 
Satory,  6  yrs,  lOst  -  Dodge  3 
Winetta,  6  yrs,  78t  7ft  Price  8 
Ennengarde,4yTF.88t7ft  Hunter  4 
H^roB,  4  yrs,  88t  8ft  -  Rolfe  - 
Pr^cy,  5  yrs,  88t  filb  -  Carlyle  - 
Marguillier,  4  yrs,  8et  1  ft  Carratt  -  , 
Won  by  three-quarters  of  a  length,  a  length  between  the  second  and 

third,  and  two  lengths  between  the  third  and  fourth. 
Prix  du  Nabob  (produce  stakes)  of  1080  sot.  to  the  first,  with  40  sot. 
to  the  sroond,  for  three  yrs  old;  rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  half. 


Fellah,  4  yrs.  Sat  -  Wycherley 
Blonde  11,4  yrs.Sstlft  RRoesiter 
Iroy.  4  yrs.  78t  1  lib  -  Kearney 
Ch.  f.  by  Stracehino.  out  of 

Steppe,  4 yr8,7st  lift  J.  Bundy 
Le  Herisaon,  4  yn, 
1  st  71b    -      -      -  J.  OoT«y 


Oaqupl^,  Sstllft-      -  Rolfe 

Albuquerque,  8st  lift  Hopkins  - 

Fte  11, 8st  8ft      -      -  Wilcox  - 

Mitiy,  8st8ft      -      -Kearney  - 


Alda.  byHermit,86t  8ft  S.  Loates  1 
Radiense.  8st  89>  -  KRoraiter  3 
Ortegal.8st  lift  -  -Hunter  8 
Troubadour,  88t  lift  -  Carratt  > 
Anglomane,  8et  lift  Kitchener  - 

Won  by  a  neck,  a  head  between  the  second  and  third. 

Prix  de  St  James  of  140  sdt.  for  three  yrs  old  filliea;  fist  111^  each; 
rather  more  than  a  mile. 
Plaisanterie  ( Hartley),  walked  OTer. 

THT7R8DAT,  April  the  80th.~Priz  de  la  Porte  Dauphine  (selling  race) 
of  143  SOT.;  rather  more  than  a  mile. 


Lnther,  by  Paladin,  4  yrs, 

88tllft  -  -  Hartley  1 
Barbery,  4  yrs,  8st  1 1ft  Kearney  3 
Alcali,  4yrs,  8st1lB>  Bundy  8 
Florestan,  6  yrs.  8et  lift  Morris  - 

Won  easily  by  three  lengths,  four  lengths  between  the  second  and 
tbinl.~The  winner  was  sold  for  870  sot. 


Yaillant,  4  yrs,  est  Illb  Carratt  - 

Incartade,  4  yrs,  Set  8Ib    Rolfe  - 

Liria.  4  yrs,  list  8ft-      -Hunter  - 

Bathilde,  4  yrs,  88t  8Ib  Carlyle  - 


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Prix  de  yftQorasaoii  (sellioff  noe)  of  Hi  sot.  for  thiee  yrs  old;  abont 
I  mile  and  three  furlongs. 


▲loali  II,  by  Koarle, 

78t121b  .  -  .  Madge 
<}astteYe  Wasa,  Tat  12ft  Jones 
Branchette,  Tst  9ft-  -  Brown 
Content,  7Bt  12ft  -  -  Bates 
Ramadan,  Tst  l*ifi>  -  -Seaklns 
Madrid,  7st  1 2ft    -      -  Barlow 


Printempe,  Tst  12ft-  Batchelor 
Combatitant,  7Bt  12Ib  Mitchell 
Faribole,  7et  9fi>  -  Goocb .  j  nn. 
Rose  de8Boi8,7Bt  8ft  -  King 
Mitry,  78t8ft-  -  -Levitt 
Gondole  II,  7sfc  8ft  -    G.  Moole 


Won  by  a  length,  two  lengths  between  the  seeond  and  third;  Gomhat- 
tant,  Printempe,  Mitry,  and  Gondole  II  bolted. 

Prix  Greffnihe  (prodnoe  stakes)  of  1443  sov.  for  the  first,  and  40  boy. 
for  the  second,  for  three  yrs  old;  rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 


Gupidon,  Sstllft 
Loui  iane,  8st  8ft  • 
Glacidre,  Sst  8ft- 
Fr^-^minenoe,  Sst  8ft 


Oarlyle 

Hunt<-r  - 

Rolfe  - 

Hopkins  - 


Palamdde,  by  Zat.  Sst  1  lib  Kelly  1 
Tentadour,  8stllft  Hartley  3 
Rigoletto,89tlIIb  -  Dodge  3 
Hermidrae,  8st  lift  -  A.  Wood  - 
Roetrenen,  88tllft  -  Carratt 
Won  easily  by  two  lengths,  the  same  between  the  second  and  third. 

Prix  de  Tilleuls  of  129  boy.  with  13  soy.  to  the  leoond;  abont  a  mile 
and  a  half. 

Cascabel,  4  yrs,  Sst  101b  Carlyle  - 


Bmile,  8  yrs,  7st  10ft  Wycheiley 
Scintillant,  S  yrs,  7st8a  Kearney 


G^rant  da  Bac,  by  Noagat, 

ayr8,7at8fi>      -      -Childs  1 
De^te,  8  yrs,  7Bt  80)   Hartley  2 
£ride  Abbattue,  4  yrs, 
88t  lOIb      -      -      -  Bodge  8 

Won  by  a  head,  two  lengths  between  the  seoood  and  third. 

Prix  des  Lilas  of  134  bov.  with  18  soy.  to  the  second;  about  a  mite  and 
«half. 


Blonde  II,  by  Uhlan,  4  yrs, 

98t7ft  -  -  -  Cftrlyle  1 
Deoeption,  3yrs,78t8Ib  J.Gorey  2 
ReYelation,  4y r8,88tl  Olb  Hopkins  8 
Yenerie,4yrs,  8st  10ft  Hartley 


Statuette,  8  yrs,  7st  8ft  Kearney  - 
La  Gaercbe,  8  yrs, 

78t8ft      -      -     Woodland  - 

KiYa,  3  yrs,  78t  8ft      -  Morris  - 

Dngazon,  3  yrs,  78t  8ft  -  Childs  - 


Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  half  a  length  between  the  second  and 
third. 

Prix  da  Pare  des  Princes  (selling  race)  of  181  soy.;  abont  two  miles. 


Frigate,  4  yrs,  Sst  8ft  Dodge  - 
Quolibet,  6  yrs,  Sst  2ft  Carratt  - 
Missy,  6  yrs,  7Bt  13ft  J.  Bandy  - 


Jones 


Winetta,  by  Flageolet,  6  yrs, 

7st  I3ft  -      -      -  Hartley 
■Statira,  by  Trocad^ro,  4  yrs, 

7st  I3fi>  -      -      •    Madge  0 
A  dead  heat;  Quolibet  bolted.— The  stakes  were  diYided.— Statira  was 
bought  in  for  460  boy. 

SUNDAY,  May  the  3rd.— Prix  d'ltea  (selling  vace)  of  187  soy.;  rather 
more  than  a  mile  and  a  qnarter. 

IP^ronne,  6  yrs,  9st  12Ib  Dreyfns  8 
Romsdal,  »yrs,  7st  12lb  DaYies  - 
I  Poulards,  8  yrs,  78t  8ft  Barlen  - 
2  I  Ballade,  8  yrs,  7st  81b    Pinfold  - 
Won  by  a  lenfrth,  two  lengths  between  the  aeoond  and  third.~The  winner 
was  sold  for  200  boy. 

Ponle  d'Essai  of  1988  soy.,  with  8^  to  Ihe  second,  for  three  yn  old 
tUUes,  Sst  llfi>  each;  about  a  mile. 

Barberine,  by  Strac-  Primaut*    -      -      -     Kelly  - 

chino      -      -      -  Garlyle  1   Abbeville    •      -      -  P.  Webb  - 

Escarboacte       -      -Hopkins  2  Armorioaine      -      •     Rolfe  - 

MXda,   -      -  .S.Loatea  8 

Won  Yery  easily  by  a  length  and  a  hAlf,  three  Isngths  between  the 
■eoond  and  third. 


Fominet,  by  Blinkhoolie, 

3  yrs,  78t  12ft  - 
Ramadan,  3  yrs, 

78t  I'Jfi)      -      •  J.  Seakins 


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Poole  d'Essai  of  8300  bot^  with  80  to  the  second,  for  three  yra  old 
oolto;  8Bt  111b  each;  about  one  mile. 

Xaintraillea,  by  Fiageo-  I  Beluisant  -      -      -      Bolfe  ^ 

let  •      -      -      >  C.  Wood  1  I  Anglomane      -      -      Kelly  S 
Won  Tezy  easily  by  three  lengths,  a  bad  thiid. 

The  Eecond  year  ot  the  Twenty-eerenth  Biennial  Stakes  of  990  sot., 
for  fonr  yrs  old;  abont  two  miles. 
Archiduc,  by  Ck>nsal,  9st  71b  (P.  Webb),  walked  over. 

Prix  de  I'Esp^ranoe  of  378  sot.,  with  89  to  the  second,  for  three  yrs  old; 
about  a  mile  and  seven  furlongs. 


Qdrant  da  Bac,  by  Nougat, 


Sstlllb 
Sapeur,  Sst  lift  - 
Alth<^,  SstSfb  - 
Frdade,  Sst  llO)  - 
▲blme.  Set  111b  - 
Beveil,  Sst  im  - 


Oxford 
-  Garratt 
-Hopkins 
La  via 
Dodge 
Goooh 


Portes  Axmes,  Sst  111b-  Bolfe 
Macao,  Sst  111b  -  -  Morris 
Muscat,  Sst  lift  -  -Kearney 
Despots,  Sat  lift  -  -  Wood 
Joeiane,  Sst  8ft  -  -  Hunter 
Balanoelle,  Sat  8ft-      -  Carlyie 


Won  by  a  neck,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and  third;  Despote 
bolted. 

A  Handicap  of  848  sov.,  with  20  to  the  second;  about  a  mile  and  three 
furlongs. 


Clio,  6  yrs,  9st  lllb  -    Garratt  - 

Dnr  &  Guire,  5  yrs,  9st     Hunter  - 

GanimMe,  5  yrs,  9st  -    Carlyie  - 

N6r6e,  4  yrs,  Sst  1ft  -    Oxford  - 

Veatris  II,  4  yra.Tat  IJflb  8.Loate8  - 

.  Martha,  4  yrs,  7st  6ft  Woodland  - 
Won  by  a  head,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and  third,  and  four 
lengths  between  the  third  and  fourth. 

Thursdat,  May  the  7th.— Prix  de  TArc-de-Triomphe  (selling  race) 
of  146  sov.;  about  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 


La  Bult^  by  Flageolet, 

aged,  Sst  lift-     -  Kearney  1 

Directrice,  4  yrs,  Sst  im  Bolfe  2 
ChU  Frocope,  4  yrs, 

98t2ft  -      -      -  Hopkins  3 

Sapristi,  4  yrs,  Sst  8ft      Childs  4 


F^ronne,  6  yrs,  Sst  Sfi>  •   Bolfe  - 

Facility,  4  yrs,  Sst  Sib  -  Gooch  - 

Montredon,8yrs,78t4ftWoodland  - 

Bamadan,  3  yrs,  Sst    •  Henley  - 


Sonnet,  by  Vertugadin, 

6 yrs,  Sstlllb  -  Hartley  1 
Th6mls,  4yr8,8stSft  -  Layis  2 
Ballade,  8  yrs,  78t  lib  -  Allen  8 
L'Etoile,  8  yrs,  78t  2ft  -  Covey  -  . 

Won  by  a  length,  a  bad  third.— The  winner  was  sold  for  116  sot. 

Prix  d'Avril  of  187  sot.  with  81  sov.  to  the  second,  for  three  yrs  old; 
abont  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 


Printemps,  by  Wellingtonia, 

Sst  lift  -  -  -  Bolfe 
Emile,  Sst  lift  -  -  Morris 
Impatient,  Sst  lift  -Hartley 
B^putation,  Sst  8ft  Hopkins 
Pericles,  Sst  lift  -  -  Covey 
Ch.  c.  by  Gontran,  out  of 
Paralytiqne,  Ssc  lift  -  Price 


H^ron,  Sst  lift     -  -  Gtooch 

Macreuse,  Sst  8ft  -  A.  Wood 
La  Guerche,  Sst  8Ib  Wycherley 

Qnesteur,  Sst  lift  •  -  Lavis 

Ortegal,  8st  lift  -Hunter 

Despote,  Sst  lift  -  -Garratt 
Le  Vigneau,  Sst  lift    -  Newby 

Avalanche,  Sst  8ft  -  -Carlyie 


Won  by  a  head,  three-quarters  of  a  lengtti  between  the  second  and 
third. 

Prix  Fould  of  874  sov.,  for  three  yrs  old;  rather  more  than  a  mile  and 
a  half. 

Plaisanterie,  Sst  8Ib  (Hartley),  walked  over. 

Prix  des  Pavilions  of  188  sot.,  with  20  sov.  to  the  second;  about  a  mile 
and  seven  furlongs. 


Bichette,  by  Consul,  5  yrs, 

98tl3ft  -  w  .  Bolfe  1 
Kilometre,  3  yrs,7stl2ft  Hartley  2 
All-Bey.  5  yrs,  lOst  3ft    Garratt  8 

Won  by|a  neck,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 


Gendve, 4 yrs,  9Bt  Rft  -Carlyie  - 
Zagaie,  3yrs,7st  Sft  B. W.Garrard  - 
Colldgue,  Syrs,  7stl2ft  Woodland  - 


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The  geoond  year  of  the  third  Triennial  Stakes  of  1300  sov.,  irith 
136  80T.  to  the  second,  for  three  yrs  old;  about  a  mile  and  three  furlongs. 
Xaintrailles.  88t  111b  -Hunter  1  I  Bigoletto,  8st  lift-  -  Covey  3 
The  Ck)ndor,  8st  llfi>    •  Oxford  2  j 

Won  easily  by  two  lengths,  a  bad  third. 

Prix  de  Marly  (free  handicap)  of  160  sot.  with  16  aoT.  to  the  second; 
about  a  mile  and  seven  furlongs. 

Trabucos,  by  Tabac,  4  yrs,  |  Gravier,  4  yrs,  8st  81b  -  Carratt  a 

Sstaib      -      -      -    Kelly   1   Georgina,  4  yrs,  8stl0lbR.Bundy  - 
Azur,  5  yrs,  9st  lift     -    Lavis  2  i  Imposant,  4  yrs,  Sst  3ft-  Carlyle  - 
Won  easily  by  a  lengtb,  a  bad  third. 

Sunday,  May  the  ilOth.—Priz  de  I'Eoole  Militaire  (selling  race)  of 
327  sov.;  rather  more  than  two  miles  and  a  half. 


Badieox,  by  Skylark,  4  yrs, 
98tl2lb      -      -  Hunter 

La  Finance,  3  yrs, 
Tstllft      -      -  Wycherley 

Loretto,  3 yrs,  8st  -  -Oxford 


Don  Oigadas,4yrs,9stl2ft  Morris 
Hypogrifle,  4yr8,9stl2lb  Hartley 
Fromentin,  8  yr6,88t  Grickmere 
Indienne,  3  yrs,7Btl39>  J.  Bundy 


Won  by  three>quartOTB  of  a  length,  three  lengths  between  the  second 
and  third.— The  winner  was  bought  in  for  272  sot. 

Prix  de  I'Esplanade  (selling  race)  of  106  boy.;  about  a  mile. 


Anatole,  8  yrs,  88t  5ft  Oxford 
Subtil,  3  yrs,  88t  5ft  B.  Bundy 
Cupidon,  3  yrs,  Sst  5ft  Sargent 
Nelly,  3  yrs,  Sst  lfi>  Crickmere 
Clart6,  8  yrs,  Sst  1ft  Wycherley 


Barbery,  by  Trombone, 

4  yrs,  98t  119>  -  Kearney  1 
Matador  II,  4  yrs,  96t  1ft  Dodge  2 
Oriquette,  3  yrs,  Sst  1ft  Hartley  8 
Florestan,  5  yrs,  lOst  4ft  Morris  - 
Infiddle,  4  yrs,  98t  79)    Carratt  -  . 

Won  by  half  a  length,  three-quarters  of  a  length  between  the  eeoond 
and  third.— The  winner  was  sold  for  268  sov. 

Prix  Dam  (produce  race)  of  1358  sot.  with  40  sov.  to  the  second, 
for  three  yrs  old;  rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 


Albuquerque,  Sst  lift  Hopkins  - 


Extra,  by  Trocad^ro, 

8Btllfi>-  -  -  (Carlyle  1  Savoyarde,  Set  8ft  -  -Lavis 
Ftell,  SstSlb-  -  Hartley  2  Primaut^,  Sst  8fl>  -  -Kelly  - 
Brisefer,  Sst  lift  •  -  Bolfe  8  Abbeville,  Sst  8ft  -  Kearney  - 
P^riclds,  Sst  lift  •  -Dodge  -  Arabella,  Sst  8ft  -  Hunter  - 
O^rant  du  Bac,  Sst  lift  Oxford  - 
Won  by  a  neck,  five  lengths  between  the  second  and  third;  PMclds 
bolted. 

Prix  dn  Printempe  of  439  sot.  with  43  sot.  to  the  second;  rather  more 
than  a  mile  and  three-quarters. 

La  Bultte,  aged,  Sst  8ft  Kearney  a 


Fra  Diavolo,  by  Trocad^, 
4  yrs,  9st  13ft      •  Dodge 

Martin  Pechenr  II,  4  yrs, 
9Bt6ft    -      -      -  Carratt 


Trabucos,  4  yrs,  Sst  7ft  Kelly  4 
Fiasco,  4  yrs,  Sst  7fl>  -  J.  Bandy  - 


Won  by  a  length,  a  neck  between  the  second  and  third,  and  a  length 
and  a  half  between  the  third  and  fourth. 

Prix  de  Yiroflay  (handicap)  of  312  sot.  with  20  sot.  to  the  second,  for 
three  yrs  old;  about  a  mile  and  a  half. 


Emile,  by  Eckmtthl, 

7st  1ft- 
LaTandidre,  Sst  1ft 
L'Endormi,  7st  1ft- 
Printempe,  76t  7ft  • 
QuibusII,  Sstlft  - 


-  Bakes 
Kearney 

-  Allen 
Crickmere 

Oxford- 


Influent,  7st  120)  -  -Hartley  - 

Le  yigneau,  78t  10ft  •  Newby  - 

Saphir,  7Bt4ft      •  -Sargent  - 

DelTino,  7st  3ft    -  MiUbam  - 

Pas-B^eule,  7Bt  3fl>  -    Kelly  - 

Prdlude,  78t  2ft    -  -  Childs 


Won  by  two  lengths^  a  dead  heat  for  second  place,  Printemps  beaten 
three  lengths. 


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Prix  du  Point  da  Joar  of  199  sot.;  rather  more  than  a  mile. 


Asnr,  by  Yeatmliuier,  6  yrs, 

Itatllft  •  Laris  1 

01io«6yrs,9st7]b  -      •  BolCe  2 

D^ption,  8  yra,  78t  18lb  Kelly  8 


Finesse,  4  yrs,  9st  7Ib  J.  Bnndy  - 
Rallye  Chamant,  4  yn, 
Sst  131b  •     Kearney  • 

.  Craqnel^  3  yrs.Bet  21bWycherley  - 
,  Won  by  a  length,  four  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 
Thurspat,  May  the  Uth.— Prix  de  Garohes  of  165  boy.,  for  three  yrs 
old;  about  two  miles. 

▲natole,byUhlan,78tl 2ft  Bakes  1  I  Ramadan,  7st  121b  -  Seakins  3 
Gondole]I.78t81b      •   Michel  2  |  Montr^n,  78t  12%    -   Madge  - 

Won  by  three-qciarters  of  a  length,  five  lengths  between  the  second 
and  third.— The  winner  was  bought  in  for  201  sov. 

Prix  de  la  Flandrie  of  240  sot.  with  20  sot.  to  the  second;  about  two 
miles. 

Frontignan,  by  Flageolet,  I  North  Pole,  4  yrs,  Srt  2lb  Carlyle  8 

4  yrs,  Sst  131b      -      Oooch  1    R^v^lation,  4yr8,  78t  ISlbChllds  - 
Flick,  4  yrs,  Sat  Sft  -    Oarratt  2  |  Mauresque,  4yr8,  78t  I3tb  Oxford  - 
Won  by  a  length,  a  head  between  the  second  and  third. 
Prix  Reiset  of  886  sov.  for  the  Drat,  and  40  sot.  for  the  second,  fbr  three 
yrs  old;  about  one  mile  and  seven  inrlonga. 


Roi  Fou,  by  Gilbert,  or 

Lnslgnan,  Sst  lift  -Garlyle 
PalamMe,  Bat  lift  -  -  Kelly 
AIda,86t8ft  -      -    A.  Wood 


QM^,  Sst  lift     -     Kearney  4 

1  Macao,  Set  lift      -      -  Rolfe  - 

2  LeVigneao.  Bstllft  Newby  - 
8  Sully,  Sst  lift  -      •      Oarratt  - 

Won  by  three-quarters  of  a  length,  the  same  between  the  second  SHd 

third,  and  a  length  between  the  third  and  fourth. 
Prix  da  Prince  de  Gallea  of  427  sot.  for  the  first,  with  89  sot.  for  tihe 
second;  about  one  mile  and  a  half. 

Martin  Pechenr  II,  by  Dollar,        I  Plaieanterle,  Syrs,  Sst  2ftOxfoTd  3 
4  yrs,  98t      -      -      -Kolfe  1  |  Fra  Diavolo,  4  yrs,  lOst  Oarratt  8 
Won  by  a  short  head,  four  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 
Prix  de  Ville  d'ATray  (selling  race)  of  193  sot.;  about  a  mile  and  a 
quarter. 


Kersage,  by  Androclds,  8  yrs, 

Sst  1ft  -      -  Gooch  1 

L'Endormi,  Syrs,  SstSft  Kearney  3 

Dur-&-Cnire,5yr8,9stl3lb  Hunter  8 

Radieux,  4yr8,98tl  llbWycherley  4 


Content,  8  yrs,  Set  6ft  -  Newby 
Alcali  II,  8  yrs.  Sst  &ft  -  Madge 
Mondain,  3  yrs,  Sst  6ft  -  Oxford 
Fauoille,  3  yrs,  Sst  1ft  -  Oarlyle 


Won  by  a  length,  a  head  between  the  second  and  third,  and  a  length 
between  the  third  and  fourth. — The  winner  was  bought  in  for  580  sqt. 
Prix  du  BoiFflRouand  of  240  sot.  for  the  first,  and  8 ;  sot.  lor  the 
second,  for  three  yrs  old;  about  one  mile  and  a  half. 
Infiuent,  by  Insahiire,  Kilometre,  Sst  5ft  -      Kearney  4 

Sstetb      -      -      A.  Wood   1   Rapin,88t6ft-      -      -Oarratt  - 
Jodtenr,  Sst  fift    -      -  Oooch   2  Balancelle,  Sst  1ft  •      -Carlyle  - 
Locomotive,  Sst  8ft      Hopkins  8 
Won  by  a  length,  a  neck  between  the  second  and  third,  and  thieo- 

quarters  of  a  length  between  the  third  and  fourth. 
Sunday,  May  the  17th.— Prix  des  Tertro}  (selling  race)  of  154  sov.; 
about  a  mile  and  three  furlongs. 


Sonnet,  by  Vertogadin, 

6  yrs,  9st  2ft-      -      Oxford  1 

Gondole  11,8  yr8,6st1Sft  Mit(^ll  2 

Ontario,  6  yrs,  9st  9ft    -  Rolfe  3 

Prelude,  3  yrs,  Sst  7ft    Oarratt  - 

Brapor^,  3  yrs,  6st  12Ib-  Kelly  - 

Olartd,  8  yrs,  7st  4lb-      •  Price  - 
BraQOhette,8yrs,7st4ftGhUda 

Won  by  a  length,  three  lengths  between  the  leoQiid  asd  thiid.— Tlie 
winner  was  sold  for  ISO  sov. 


Vaurien,  4  yn,  Sst  8ft  Honter 
Bathilde,  4  yrs,  Sst  6Ib  Garlyle 
Alcali,  4  yrs, Sst  8ft  •  J.  Bnndy 
M^zidon,  S  yrs,  7st  79>  J.  Oovey 
Subtil,  3  yrs,  7st  tit-  Famath 
Ohamboran,  3  yn, 
7Bt  18ft  •  -  CriokineTO 


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Prix  da  Trooad^  of  200  sot.;  aboat  a  mile  and  three  farlonss. 


ICdlle  de  Larallidre,  8  yrs. 

80t6ft  -  •  -S.LoBte8 
Balancelle,  3  yrs,  Sat  eih  Garlyla 
North  Pole,  4  yrs,  9st  4ft  Rolfe 
Abime,  8  yrs,  Sst  9fb  -  Dodge 
Bartolo,  8  yrs,  88t  91b-  Oxford 


Impatient,  by  Insnlaire,  or 
Bayon  d'Or.^yrs.  88t91b  Hartley 
Dfception,  3  yrs.  8st  61b  J.  Oovey 
Briserer,  8  yrs.  Set  91b  Fn  iter 
Heron.  8  yrs,  Sst  9!b  -  O  toch 
Mnacat,  S  yra,  Sst  91b-  Fea'-ney 
nick;,4yTB,98t4]b  -  Wood 

Won  by  half  a  length,  the  same  between  the  seoond  and  third. 
Orend  Prodnoe  Stakes  of  28S2  sot.  for  the  first,  and  80  sot.  for  the 
second,  for  three  yrs  old;  rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  'inarter. 
Zaintrailles.  Sst  1  lib     Hunter  1  I  The  Oondor,  Sst  111b      Oxford  8 
Bztra,  Sstlllb-      -      Carlyle  2  {  Axabella,  Sst  8fl>     -      Carratt  - 
Won  easily  by  a  neck,  eight  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 
Prix  da  Lac  (handicap)  of  533  sot.  for  the  first,  and  40  soy.  for  the 
second:  aboat  a  mile  and  three  farlungs. 


Paridjftta,  by  Blae  Gown, 

i  yrs,  Sst  -  -  -  Chflds 
Beanmesnil,  3  yrs,  Tst  71b  Gooch 
LaTandidre,  3yr8,7Bt7ft  Kearney 
Loretto,  8  yrs,  6st  4tb  Watkins 
Bichelieo,  4  yrs,  9st  6b  Carlyle 
Oafb  Procope,4yr8,9iitSlbHopkin8 
Bichette,  5  yrs.  98t  1ft  -  Bolfa 
Fiasco,  4  yrs,  Sst  18ft  J.  Bandy 


SabretacheII.4yrs  ,Sst6IbHartlpy 
Sapristi,  4  yrs,  Sst  dft  Carratt 
Nerde,  4  yrs ,  Sst  1  ft-  Oxford 
S^Tdre,  4  yrs,  Sst  -  -  Kelly 
Alda,  8  yrs,  7st  Sft  -  S.  Loates 
Martha,  4  yrs,  78t  fift  Woodland 
Sapear,  8  yrs,  78t  2Ib  -  Price 
Dachesse,  3  yrs,  Sstt  1ft  Millbam 
L'Endormi,  3  yrs,  est  9ft  Pinfold 


Won  by  half  a  length,  three-quarters  of  a  length  between  the  second 
and  third,  and  four  lengths  between  the  third  and  fourth;  S^t^ 
was  left  at  the  poet. 
Prix  de  Neailly  (selling race)  of  22S  sot.;  about  a  mile  and  six  forlongs. 


Kersage,  8  jra.  7st  2ft  -    Prioe  1 

NarghiI6,  8  yrs,  7Bt  Aft  Kearney  2 

VaiUanc.  4  yrs.  98t  6ft  -  LaTis  8 
€hisUTeWaea,3yrB,7Bt4ftPinfold 


Printemps,  3  yrs,  7st  4ft  J.  Covey  - 

Anatole,  3  yrs,  78t  4ft  -    Ghikls  - 

Sully,  8  yrs,  7st  7ft    -    Gk»ch  - 

Bathoade,8yTB,  7stlft     Kelly  - 


Won  by  half  a  length,  a  bad  third.— Winner  was  bought  in  for  742  sot. 
Prix  de  C!oarbe>oie  of  199  sot.;  about  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 
Becogriffe,  by  Caterer,  4  yrs,  I  Mondain,  8  yrs,  Sst  5ft    Oxford  8 

9sellft-  -  -  Carlyle  1  Spika,  Syrs.Sstlft-  S.  Loates  - 
Oiio,6  yrs,  98t  7tb  •      •  Bolfe  2  |  Won  by  two  lengths,  a  bad  third. 

Thttrsdat,  if  ay  the  2l8L~Prix  de  Courcelles  (selling  race)  of  150  sot.  ; 
idxnatamile. 

ICatador  I!,  4  yrs,  Sstl  sib  owner  > 
Cintra,  8yTS,86t69>  Bartholomew  - 
Criquette,  3  yrs,  Sst  Sft  Hartley  - 
Madrid,  8  yrs,  Sst  Crickmere  - 
Subtil,  8  yrs,  Sst  -  -  Pamath  - 
Pflint11lant,PyrB,eat    J.  Bandy  - 

a  half  between  the  second  and  third. 


B  Chance,  by  Mars, 
3yrB,7stll]b  - 
ATa]anohe,8yr8,7st11tb  Kearney 
Pvfr^inenoe,  8yTS,7stllftChi]da 
Martha,  4  yn,  98t  21b  -  Carlyle 
OalTadae,4  yn,8Btl8ftWycherlBj 
Yaarien,  4  yrs.  Sst  13ft  Lavis 
Won  by  foar  lengths,  a  length  and 

~The  winner  was  sold  for  800  sot. 
Prix  de  Montfort  of  178  sot.;  about  a  mile  and  seren  furlongs. 
La  Bnltte,  aged,  88tll>ft  Kearney  1 )  Sabine,  6  yrs,  Sst  lOIb  J.  Bandy  - 
Ali  Bey,  5  yrs,  9Bt  6ft    Carlyle  0  j  Winetta,  5  yrs, 
Nlnetta,  6  yrs.  Set  10ft  Carratt  of    Set  101b  Bartholomew  - 

Won  by  a  neck,  a  dead  heat  for  seoond  place. 
Prix  de  St  (3eorges  of  208  sot.  for  the  firsB,  and  24  for  the  seoond, 
for  three  yrs  old;  about  a  mile  and  three  furlongs. 
IM^rte,  by  Bayon  d*Qr.  I  Oaise,  Sot  2ft  • 

7st  ISlb  •      •      •  Keanej  1  |  Daraaa,  Set  21b  • 
Joriane,  7«t  18Ib      -    Hartley  3  t  Dteeptkm,  7at  ISlb 
Fanfare,  7st  13ft     -      (Jooch  8| 
Won  Tery  easily  bj  two  tengUw,  a  neck  each  between  the  second ,  third, 
andfeuth. 


Carratt  4 
Famath  - 
J.  Covey  - 


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Prix  dcs  Acacias  of  658  sov.  for  the  first,  and  80  for  the  seoond,  tor 
three  yra  old;  nbont  a  mile  and  a  half. 

Mincnre,  by  Fontalnebleaa,  |  Bonbon,  Set  lift-      -   Garlyle  3 

SstBtb    -      -      -  Hartley  1   Clarion,  8st  11  lb-      -  Kearney  - 
Mondain,  Sect  llfi)     -    Oxford  2  |  Lauznn,  Set  111b-      -      Eolfe  - 
Wou  by  half  a  length,  a  length  between  the  seoond  and  third. 
Prix  dc  Ciompidgne  (handicap)  of  243  sot.  for  the  first,  and  20  for  the 
second;  about  a  mile. 


Sourire,  by  Uhlan,  4  yrs, 

98t  -  -  -  -Carlyle  1 
Caf6  Procope,  4  yrs, 

Sstlltb-  -  -  Hopkins  2 
Liria,  4  yra.  Tat  71b  -  -  Gkx)ch  8 
Diad^me.  5  yrs,  9st  -  Hartley  - 
Dur  tl-Cuire,  6  yrs,  9st  Carratt  - 
Barb6iy,  4  yrs,  8st  101bR.Bandy 


Finesse,  4  yrs,  Sst  61b  J.  Bandy 
Nerto,  4  yrs,  8st  81b-  -Oxford 
Flick,  4  yrs,  7st  131b  Woodland 
Rallye-Chamant,  4  yrs, 

78tl21b  -  -  Kearney 
Eg6rie,  4  yrs,  7st  12lb  CJrickmere 
Th6mi8,  4  yrs,  7st  71b  -  Price 
Inflddle,4yr8,78t61b    -  ChUds 


Won  by  a  length,  a  neck  between  the  second  and  third. 
Prix  du  Champ  de  Mars  of  214  sot.  for  the  first,  and  18  sot.  for  the 
second;  abont  a  mile  and  a  half , 

Bergerac,  by  Trent,  8  yrs,  |  Pippo,  3  yrs,  7st  12lb  Wycherley  8 

83t2Ib  .  -      -      -Kearney  1 1  Grand  Due,  3 yrs,  Sst  51b  Carratt  - 

Kersage,  8  yrs,  78t  81b    Hurtley  2  | 
Won  by  a  length,  five  lengths  between  the  second  and  third;  Grand 
Due  was  left  at  the  poet. 

BORDEAUX  Spring  Meeting. 

Sunday,  April  the  19th.— Prix  Sp^ial  of  63  bot.  for  three  yrs  old; 
rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  half. 

Frascuelo,    by    Bagdad,  I  ReTel,  88t  110)      -      -  Gloat  3 

Sstlltb      -      -      -Hodges  l| 

One  other  ran. — Won  easily  by  three  lengths. 

Omniam  of  100  soy.  with  24  sot.  to  the  second;  nearly  a  mile  and  a 
half. 

Coquelioot,  by  Plntus,  3  yrs.  I  Tambour  de  Basque  (late 

8st  21b      -      -      -     Mills  1      Turbin),3yrs,7Bt7lbSpringfieId  2 
I  Violet,  3  yrs,  7st  71b    -    GiUes  3 
One  other  ran.— Won  easily  by  half  a  length,  three-quarters  of  a  tength 
beiweeu  the  second  and  third, 
A  Produce  Stakes  of  260  sot.  with  20  sot.  to  the  second,  for  three  yrs 
old;  rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 

Madame  Pouffard,  by  Bag-  f  Conqutotnt  II,  8st9Ib     Pantal  2 

dad.  orPlutus,  8Bt61b     Mills  1  |  Soeptiqne,  8st  9ft     Bridgeland  3 
One  other  ran.— Won  by  a  neck,  three-quarters  of  a  length  between  the 
second  and  third. 

Prix  des  Pins  Francs  of  60  bot.  with  22  sot.  to  the  second;  aboat  a 
mile. 

Oyrus-Ie-Jeune,  by  I  Rainbow,8yr8,7Btl21b^ringfleld  2 

Foudre-de-Guerre,  Van  Dick  II,  8  yrs,  78t  121b  Mills  8 

8  yrs,  76t  12Ib  -  Bridgeland  1  | 

Four  others  ran.— Won  easily  by  two  lengths,  half  a  length  between  the 
second  and  third. 

Prix  du  Bouscat  of  80  sot.  with  20  bot.  to  the  second;  aboat  a  mile 
and  a  half. 

Farceur  II,  by  Bagdad,  4  yrs,         |  Pnylanrens,  4  yrs, 
9&t  81b      -      -      •     Mills  1      88t  lift    •      -  Bridgeland  S 

Geranium,  4  yrs,  98t  49>  Hodsres  2  | 

One  other  ran.— Won  by  two  lengths,  a  bad  third. 
THDRSDAT.  April  the  28rd.— Prix  Principal  of  102  sot.;  aboat  a  mU» 

and  scyen  furlongs. 

F&rcenr  (I,  by  Bagdad,  4  yrs,         |  Mandragore,    4  yrs, 
10st4a>  -  Mills  l|    98t7a>-      -      -     Watkiu  f 

Won  by  ten  lengths. 


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Prix  de  la  Soci^W  d'Bncouraprement  of  210  bot.  with  14  sot.  to  the 
second;  about  a  mile  and  a  half. 

Gonrmette,  by  Gilbert,  8  yrs,         I  Van  Dick  II,  8  yrs,  8gt      Milto  7 
ZstllB)      -      -      -  Green  1  |  Gill,  8  yrs,  Tstllft-      -  Gilles  8 
Three  others  ran.— Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  three  lengths  between 
the  second  and  third. 

Derby  du  Midi  of  728  sot.  with  60  sov.  to  the  second,  and  20  sot.  to 
the  third,  for  three  yrs  old;  about  a  mile  and  a  half. 
Etoild,    by    Yignemale,  I  Lapin,  Sst  111b      •  Bridgeland  8 

Sstlllb  -  .  -  Clout  1  Madame  Pouflard,  Sst  8fi>  MUls  - 
Conqu^rant  II,  8st  llfi)  -  Pantal   2  |  Sceptiqne,  8st  lllb  •      -Wilcox  - 

Won  very  easily  by  four  lengths,  six  lengths  between  the  second  and 
third. 

A  Selling  Race  of  45  sot.;  rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 
P6rou,  by  Trent,  4  yrs,  I  His  Majesty,  4  yrs, 

9stllft      -      -      -  Clout  l|    9st6fc-      -      -    Langham  2 
Four  others  ran.^Won  Tery  easily  by  three  lengths.->The  winner  was 
sold  for  148  SOT. 

Prix  dn  Vigean  of  103  sot.  with  27  sot.  to  the  second;  about  a  mile 
and  three  furlongs. 

Frascuelo,  by  Bagdad,  3  yrs,         I  Cyms-le-Jenne,  3  yrs, 
7st6a>      •      -      -Hodges  1      7st6lb      -      -    Bridgeland  9 

Malibran  II,  4  yrs,  9st     Green  2| 
Three  others  ran.— Won  by  two  lengths,  three  lengths  between  the 
second  and  third. 

Sunday,  April  the  26th.— Prix  des  PaTillons  of  80  bot.;  about  a  mile 
and  seTen  furlongs. 

Farceur  II,  4  yrs,  9tt  lllb  (Mills),  walked  OTer. 

Pruc  du  GouTemement  of  60  sot.  with  20  sot.  to  the  second,  for  three 
yrs  old;  about  a  mile  and  three  furlongs. 

Coquelicot,  byFlutns,9Bt41bMiIls  1  |  Aristo,  8stll1b      -    Worman  2 
One  other  ran.— Won  Tery  easily  by  two  lengths. 

Prix  du  Blanqnefort  (selling  race)  of  46  sot.;  about  a  mile. 
His  Majesty,  by  Mandrake,  I  Gallon,  3  yrs,  8stlllb   -  Pantal  > 

4  yrs,  9st  5fi>      -    Langham   1  |  Forban,  8  yrs,  Sst  61b    -  (3-reen  S 
Three  others  ran.— Won  by  three  lengths,  four  lengths  between  the 
second  and  third. 

Prix  d'Eysines  of  80  sot.  with  40  sot.  to  the  second;  about  a  mile  and 
three  furlongs. 

Pan,  by  Franc-Tireur,  8  yrs,  I  Oyrus-le-Jeune,  3  yrs, 

7stl01b      -      -      -  Clout  1      8Bt2Ib-      -      -Bridgeland  2^ 

Van  Dick  IT.  3  yrs,  Sst  2ft  Mills  2  | 

Three  others  ran.— Won  by  a  neck,  a  bad  third. 
Prix  de  la  Ville  (handicap)  of  134  sot.  with  20  sot.  to  the  second; 

nearly  a  mile  and  a  half. 

Geranium,  by  Patrician,  }  Gilly-Flower,  4  yrs,  Sst  lib  iTey  S 

4yr8,  9stllft-      •      Mills  1   Pirouette,8  yrs,  7st  61b  Dambille  - 
Malibran  II,  4  yrs,  Sst  1 1ft Green  2  |  Etendard,3yrs,7st  2ft  Bridgeland  - 
Won  In  a  canter  by  four  lengths,  a  bad  third. 

TOULOUSE  Spring  Meeting. 

Thursday,  April  the  30th.— Prix  de  Saint  (^rien  (selling  race)  of 
40  SOT.  with  12  SOT.  to  the  second;  about  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 
Gallon,  by  Montargis,  8  yrs,         I  Dameret,  3  yrs,  7st  121b-  Curly  2 

78tl21b      .      .      .  Clout  1  I  Etendard,  3  yrs,  Sst  fib  -    Mills  S 
Three  others  ran.— Won  by  two  lengths,  a  length  between  the  second  and 
third.— The  winner  was  sold  for  92  sot. 


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Friz  Sp^Bi  of  64  sot.  for  three  jn  old;  rather  more  than  a  mile  and 
a  half. 

Oonqn^nt  II,  by  Bagdad,  I  Jongleur,  98t  BBb   •      •  Alban  2 

Sstllft     -  -    MUI«  l|  Won  in  a  canter. 

Prix  d'Bssai  of  120  8ov.  with  18  aoT.  to  the  second,  for  three  yrs  old; 
about  a  mile  and  three  farlonga. 

Goumiatte,  by  Gilbert,  I  Avitz,  Sst  8ft      -    Bridgeland  2 

80t8lb      -      -      -    Oreen  1  |  Aristo,  8f)t lllb    -       Wornian  8 
One  other  ran.— Won  by  two  leaRthjB,  the  same  between  the  second  and 
third. 

Prix  de  Tonlonse  (handicap)  of  108  sot.,  with  20  to  the  second;  aboat 
a  mile  and  three  furlongs. 

Pan,  by  Frano-Tireur,  3  yrs,  |  Malibran  II,  4  yrs,  9gt  111b       -  - 

Satllb-  •  -  -  Olont  1  I  L'Bperon,  8  yrB,88t  9tb  -  -  - 
Toulon,  8  yrs,  8st  TlhBridgeland  2  Tambour  de  Basque,  8  yr8,8Bt61b  - 
Mdtropole,  3  yr8,-9st    -  Corey  8  | 

Won  by  two  Jengtiha,  the  same  between  the  aeoond  and  tiiiid. 

Sunday,  May  the  3rd.— Prix  des  Tribunes  (selling  race)  of  41  sot.; 
about  a  mile. 

Etendard,  by  Plntns,  8  yrs,  I  Limon,  8  yrs,  Tst  181b    -     Gill  9 

8Bt61h       •      •      -  Mills  1  I  Ouerrier.  3  yr«,7st7lb  -  C!loat  8 
Won  by  five  lengths,  the  same  between  the  second  and  third. 

Prix  Principal  of  100  sot.;  about  a  mile  and  seven  furlongs. 
Farceur  II,  by  Baf^ad,  4  yis,  lOst  6lb  (Mills),  walked  oTer. 

Prix  de  la  SoriA6  d'Enooumgeraent  of  211  sot.  with  IS  s9t.  to  the 
aeoond;  about  a  mile  and  a  half. 

donqnferant  II,  8  yrs,  88t  •  Mills  1 1  Goulon,  8  yrs,  8Rt  •  -  iTej  t 
Pan,  Syrs,  88t  -     -      -Olont  2|      Won  by  a  nack,  a  bad  third. 

Prix  de  T Hippodrome  of  60  sot.;  rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  half. 
Tambour  de  Basque,  by  J  Arisro,  8  yrs.  Sst  ISlb  Worman  2 

Trent,  or  Beanrepaire,  I  L'Bperon,  8  yrs,  8st  181h   Curly  8 

3  yrs,  88t  51b      -      -  Mills  1  I  Guerrier,  3  yrs,  8st  filb    Green  4 
Won  by  three  lengths,  a  bad  third. 

CAVAILLON. 

SCNDAT,  May  the  3rd.~Prix  de  la  Yilla  of  40  sot.  with.  12  aoT.  to  the 
fiecond;  about  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 

Avenlr,  by  Elland,  4  yrs.  |  Nana.  5  yrs,  lOat  -      -  owner  2 

9stlllb      -      -      -Staples  1  |  Popp^,  6  yrs,  12Bt  5lb  -  owner  8 
One  other  ran.— Won  by  a  loigtb. 

VINGENNES  Sprivg  Meeting. 

MONDAT,  May  the  4th  (fifth  day).- Prix  dn  Paro  (selling  race)  of 
240  aoT»  for  three  yrs  old;  about  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 
Anatole,  by  XTblan,  |  Bonlette,  78t  81b-      -   Hartlej  2 

7st  13ft  -      -      Wycherley   1  j  La  Boule,  78t  131b     -Woodland  8 
Two  others  ran.— Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  a  neck  between  the  second 
and  third.— The  winner  was  sold  for  240  a»T. 

Prix  du  PaTillon  of  120  sot.;  about  Ato  furlongs. 
Bonbon,  by  Salvator,  ]  Artisan,  8  yrs.  Set  9ft  -  Garlyle  0 

3  yri>,88t  9Ib  -  Bridgeland  1  Ontario.  5  yrs,  Sat  9ft-  Hnntor  0 
Oarnidlite,  4  yrs,  8at  6lb  Carratt  2  i 

FiTe  othera  ran.^Won  by  a  lesuith  and  »  h«tf» »  dmd.lM^t  for  third 
place. 


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Prix  de  Picpus  (handioap)  of  I8S807.  with  12bot.  to  the  second; 
rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  qoarter. 


Lavandldre,  by  Dollar,  8  yrs. 

78t5lb  -  -  •  Gooch  1 
Pas-B^gueule,  3  yrs,  78t  Kelly  S 
Delvino,  3  yrs,  7st  -  OhUdt  8 
Omnd  Due.  3  yrs,  8st  21b 


Kadiense,  3  yrs,  7sfc  121b 
l£adrid,  3  yrs,  7st  71)- 
Lonisiane,  3  yrs,  78t  6lb 
Version,  3  yrs.  6«t  12Ib 
Kersage,  3  yrs,  est  61b 


Won  by  tbree-qoarten  of  a  lenfrth,  a  length  between  the  eeoond  and 
third. 

Prix  des  Pins  (selling  raoe)  of  120  sov.;  gentlemen  riders;  rather  more 
than  a  mil«  and  a  quarter. 

La  Finance,  by  Caterer,  8  yrt,  )  Branchette,  8  yrs,  lOst  2tb  -  -  2 
lOst  21b  -  Comte  de  Oontadea  1  |  Montredon,  8  yrs,  lOst  iiJb  -      -  8 

Won  easily  by  fonr  lengths,  the  same  between  the  second  and  third.— 
The  winner  was  bought  in  for  217  sot. 
Prix  du  Polygone  of  172  aov.  with  12  soy,  to  the  seoond;  rather  more 

than  a  mile  and  a  half. 

Martin-Pechear,  by  Dollar,  {  Taidif,  3  yrs,  78t  12fi>    Hartley  2 

4  yr%,  lOet  lib      -      Oarratt  1  |  Qnibus  II,  8  yrs,  78t  12Ib  Oxford  8 
Two  others  ran.~Won     three-quaxters  of  a  length,  four  lengths  be- 
tween the  seoond  and  third. 
Monday,  May  the  llfhv— Fdz  de  Marigny  (selling  raoe)  of  96  sov.; 

aboQt  a  mile  and  a  qaarter. 

Ontario,  by  Plntos.  6  yrs,  |  Bonlette,  3  yrs,  Tst  121b  Hartley  8 

98t81b     -  Hnnter  1 1  Microscope,  3  yrs,88tllbKearney  - 

Bamadao,8yr8,8etllbWyoherley  2  i 

Won  easily  by  eight  lengths.— The  winner  was  sold  for  180  sot. 

Prix  de  Montreail  of  140  sot.,  for  three  yrs  old;  rather  more  than  a 
mile  and  a  qaarier. 

Ventadonr,  by  Dollar,  |  Erminlo,  Sst  61b      -    Hanter  3 

Sst  5lb  •      -         Eearnw  1 1  Guise.  88t  5lb   •      -    Carratt  - 

Bonbon,  88t  11Tb  •  Oarlyfe  2  I  Ctondole  II,  Sst  lib  -Woodlnnd  - 
Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  a  length  between  the  seoond  and  third. 

Prix  des  Minimes  (selling  raoe)  of  124  sot.;  about  a  mile  and  a  furlong. 
M^am,  by  Vermont,  ft.yrs,  |  Branohette,  8  yrs,  8st  61b  Oxford  8 

9sbJAib      -      -      -  Rdlfe  1  t  Bartolo.  8  yrs,  88t  91b   -Carratt  3 
Won  by  a  ICBffth,  a  neck  between  the  second  and  third. 

Prix  du  Gamp  (selling  raoe)  of  238  sot.  for  the  first,  and  20  for  the 
second:  rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  half. 

Vaillant,  by  Peut-Btre,  |  NaxgbiU,  8  yrs,  88t   •  Kearney  8 

4  yrs,  Sst  13ft  -  -  Chffratt  1  |  Ducis,  8  yrs,  Sst  -  -  Kelly  - 
Mbnequeteiie,  8  yn,  |  Fauoille,  8  yrs,  Tst    -    Ghilds  - 

78t  111b  •      -     -  Hartley  2 1 
Von  by  a  length,  half  a  length  between  the  second  and  third.— The 
winner  was  sold  for  348  «>▼. 
Friz  du  Mai  (handicap)  of  190  sot.  for  the  first,  and  12  for  the  second; 
rather  more  than  a  mile  asd  a  qaarter. 


LaTandi^,  by  Dollar,  8  yrs, 

SatSfl)  -  -  •  Hartley  1 
Dugazon,  3  yrs,  78t  88)  Kearney  2 
DelTino,  3  yrs,  7st  7tb  Ohilda  3 
aapriati,  4  yrs,  dst  71b-  (}arlyle 


Marguillier,4yr8,88t2B>Carratt  - 

QuibnsII,8yrs,88(61b  Oxford  - 

Solly,  3  yrs,  78t  121b  -  KeUy  - 
Portez  Annea,  3  yrs, 

78tl01b  -      -     Wycherley  - 


Won  bjr  a  nedk,  the  «aina  between  the  eeoond  and  third. 

ANGOULEME. 

SUNDAY,  May  the  10th.— Prix  d'OuTerture  of  21  sot.,  about  three- 
quarters  of  a  mile,  was  won  by 

Marplot,  by  Lord  Ronald,  aged,  108t7lb  (M.  de  ChampTallier),  beating 
Solip,  aged,  lOst  18ft  (seoood),  and  two  others. 


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20  CONTINENTAL  RACING. 

Prix  d'Efsai  de  I'Ouest  et  du  Midi  of  120  sot.  with  18  sot.  to  the 
Bf'cond;  about  a  mile  and  a  half. 

Blonde  II,  by  TJblan,  I  Frascnelo.  3  yra,  7st  lOft   Mills  3 

4  yrs,  9st  SB>      -  Bridgeland   1  >  Far9enr  II,  4  yrs.lOst  lib  Hodges  3 
Won  ensily  by  three-quarters  of  a  length,  two  lengths  between  the 
second  and  third. 

PrLx  dc  la  SociStd  d'Enoonragement  of  205  sot.;  about  a  mile  and  a 
half. 

RiKoletto,  by  Trocad6ro,  I  La  Braise,4  yra,  98t  TlbW.Cooper  9 

3  >T8,  Sat      -      -      CoTCy   1  |     Won  Tery  easily  by  a  length. 

Prix  dn  Conseil  G^n&ral  of  89  sot.  with  18  sot.  to  the  second;  about 
n  mile  nnd  three  furlongs. 

Aspic,  by  Salvator,  I  Cyrus«le-Jeune,  3  yrs, 

3  yrs,  Sst      -      Bridgeland  1      Tst  101b  -  Hodges  2 

I  Violet,  3  yrs.  7st  101b      -Gilies  3 
Two  others  ran.— Won  easily  by  half  a  length. 

Monday,  May  the  llth.— Prix  de  la  Tonrette  of  66  sot.;  rather  more 

than  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 

Pomini't.  by  Blinkhoolie,  His  Majesty,  4  yrs, 

3  yrp,  Sst  20)      -      -  Jones  1      9st  lib  -      -      -    Langham  3 

Cyrus  Je  Jeune,  8  yrs. 
Sat  71b  -      -      -  Bridgeland  2 

Three  othrrs  ran.— Won  by  half  a  length,  two  lengths  between  the 
second  and  third.  • 

Prix  National  of  130  sot.  with  £8  sot.  to  the  second;  about  two  miles 
and  a  half. 

Satory,  by  Trocad6ro,  5  yrs,  |  Far9enr  II,  4  yrs,  Sst  13lb  Mills  2 

lOstSIL      -      -      -  CoTey  1  | 

One  other  ran.— Won  easily  by  three  lengths. 

Prix  de  la  Yille  (handicap)  of  126  sot.  with  20  sot.  to  the  second; 
about  a  mile  and  a  half. 

Malibran  II.  by  Gilbert,  )  Blonde    U,    4  yrs. 


4yrs.  8st2tb      -      -Green  1      lOstTIb      -      -  BridgeUmd  S 
Frascnelo,  8  yrs,  Sst  8Ib  -  Mills  2  |  La  Braise,  4  yrs,  Sst  8ft    •      -  - 
Won  by  a  length,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

CARPENTRAS. 

Sunday,  April  the  26th.— Prix  de  la  Ville  of  29  sot.,  abont  a  mile 

and  three  furlongs,  was  won  by 

Talisman,  by  Nougat,  5  yrs,  lOst  61b,  beating  Boee-Th^,  5  yrs,  lOst  Vt 
(second),  and  Popp^,  6  yrs,  lOst  5lb  (third). 

BRUSSELS  Spring  Meeting. 

SUKDAY,  April  the  26th.— Prix  d'ATril  (selling  race)  of  47  sot.;  aboat 
a  milp. 

Fatinitzn,  by  Alen9on,  5  yrs,         I  BaTarde,  3  yrs,  Tst  KJHb  6ilchii«t  3 
lost  4 lb      -      •      •  Jellis  1  I  Huppte,  8  yrs,  7st  61b  -  Willis  S 
Thrf  e  others  ran.— Won  by  half  a  length,  two  lengths  between  the  aeoomd 

and  third. 

A  Produce  Stakes  of  198  sot.  with  20  sot.  to  the  second,  for  three  yra 
old;  about  seven  furlongs  and  a  half. 

Finasseur,  by  Saxifrage,  I  Saloon,  8st  111b     •      -  Jellia  S 

SetUtb      -      .      .   Flint  1  |  T^te-de-Unotte,  Sst  8]b  -  FoUett  3 
One  other  ri.n.-Won  by  a  neck,  half  a  length  between  the  Moond  and 
third. 


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PUok,  4  yrs,  Sat  131b  - 
Scales,  5  yrs,  Set  l?lb  - 
KMier,  3  yrs,  8st  61b  • 
ICaria,  5  yrs,  Sst 
Coolkerke,  4  yrs,  Tst  12lb  - 
Sonbury,  3  yrs,  Tst  lOtb  - 


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Friz  d'OQTerture  (handicap)  of  120  sor.  with  12  boy.  to  the  second; 
about  a  mile  and  a  half. 

Tipster,  hy  Booooo,  4  yrs,  j  Tagus,  aged,  Sst  41b    -  Reeves  3 

8st  61b      -      •      •    Jellis  1   Maria,  5  yrs,  Sst  61b  F.  Aniott  - 

Bebonnd,  aged,  Sst  lllb    Clark  2  |  Valdry,  6  yrs,  Sst  41b  Botherill  - 
Won  by  two  lengths,  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 
Sunday,  May  the  3rd.— Friz  da  Booge-Gloitre  (selling  race)  of  124  sov. ; 

nearly  five  furlongs. 

Lamblore,  by  Saint  Oyr,  I  Vision,  4  yrs,  Sst  Sib      -Follett  0 

5  yrs,  Sst  Idlb      •      -  Jellis  1  |  Lndoyic,  3  yrs,  Sst  -  Gilchrist  0 
Nine  others  ran.— Won  easily  by  two  lengths,  a  dead  heat  for  third 
place.— The  winner  was  sold  for  1S6  aov. 
Prix  de  TAyenir  of  104  sot.  for  two  yrs  old;  aboat  half  a  mile. 
Miss  Anna,  by  Pierrot,  or  I  Taffetas,  7st  lOIb  -      •  Tamer  2 

Thnnderdoud,  7st6Ib  EoUett  1 1  Magnet,  Tst  10fl>  -      -   Willis  3 
Three  others  ran. — ^Won  by  half  a  length,  the  same  between  the  second 
and  third. 

Prix  dee  Pavilions  (handicap)  of  326  soy.  with  24  bot.  to  the  second; 
aboat  a  mile. 
BYoh6,    by  Ashantee, 

or  Monsieur  Philippe, 

4  yrs,  Tst  Sib  -  Gilchrist  1 
Financier,  aged,  Sst  SCb  -  Jellis  2 
Masard,  4  yrs,  Sst  13Ib  A.  Wood  8 
Robert  Bruce,  4  yrs, 

Sst  lib-      -      -  Hartley 
Won  by  five  lengths,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and  third,  and  a 
head  between  the  third  and  fourth. 

Qiand  Prix  de  Bruxelles  of  S22  boy.  with  60  sov.  to  the  second,  and 
20  BOY.  to  the  third,  for  three  yrs  old;  rather  more  than  a  mile. 
Mineure,  by  Fontainebleau,  I  Influent,  Sst  lllb  -      -  Clout  2 

Sst  71b  -  -  -  Hartley  1  |  Rigoletto.  Sst  lllb  -  -  Covey  3 
FiYB  others  jran.— Won  by  a  neck,  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 

Sunday,  May  the  10th.— Prix  des  Tribunes  of  40  sov.;  about  a  mile 
and  three  furlongs. 

Tante-Marie,  by  Blenheim,  I  Manneken,  5  yrs, 

3 yrs, Tst  121b  •      •  Willis  ij    8stl2fl>       -      -  Shepherd  2 

Two  others  ran.— Won  by  three  lengths. 
Derby  Beige  of  2S0  boy.  for  the  first,  and  24  for  the  second,  for  three 

yrs  old;  about  a  mile  and  a  half. 

Bvapor^,  by  The  Peer,  |  Ohaperon-Bouge,  Sst  71b  Willis  2 

Sst  7ib-      ...  Qooch  1 1  Finaaseur,  Sst  lllb-      -    Flint  3 
Two  others  ran.— Won  easily  by  two  lengths,  the  same  between  the 
eeooad  and  third. 

Friz  de  1' Avenue  (selling  race)  of  70  boy.;  about  a  mile  and  a  furlong. 
Hnppte,  by  Consul,  3  yrs,  I  Greenore,  aged,  list  31b   Clarck  2 

7Bt7ft      -      -      -    Willis  1  I  Orohid6e,4yrs,  Sst  lllb  Botherill  3 
One  ottier  ran.— Won  by  two  lengths,  a  neck  between  the  second  and 
third.— The  winner  was  bought  in  for  72  soy. 
Friz  de  Lorraine  (handicap)  of  18S  sov.  for  the  first,  and  20  sov.  for 
the  seoond;  about  a  mile  and  a  half. 

Gtermain,  4  yrB,Sst  lllb  -  -  - 
Euterpe,  5  yrs,  Sst  Sib- 


Tipster,  by  Bocooo^  4  yrs, 
Sst  41b    -     -     -      Jellis.  1 


Bebonnd,  aged,  Sst  Sib      Clark  2 
Fitz-Marcello,  8  yrs, 

Sst  79)  -     -     -  Shepherd 
Scales,  6  yrs,  Sst  1  lib- 
Won  very  easily  by  three  lengths,  a  length  between  the  second  and 
third. 


Financier,  agpd,  Sst  51b 
LuUington,  4  yrs.  Sat  lib 
Maria,  5  yrs,  SstSSb  - 


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Thursday,  May  the  14th.— Prix  de  la  FoiSt  (seUisg  raee)  of  48  aor.; 
rather  more  than  a  mile. 

Stripes,  by  GheTron,  4  yra,  I  Eappfie,  3yn,  Tst  10fi>  -  WlUia  2 

8sc  Ulb     •     •     -  Neale  1  I 
Foar  others  ran.— Won  by  a  neck.~The  winner  was  bought  in  for 
68  80V. 

Prix  de  Saint-Michel  of 300  bot.  for  the  flrsti  50  my.  for  tbeaeoond,  snd 
26  BOY.  for  the  third;  about  two  miles. 

Sraporte,  by  The  Peer,  8  yrs,         I  FinaMevr,  8  yrs,  8st  71b  Turner  3 
8st2tt»      -      .      -     Hint   1  I  Saloon.Syn,  78t         -    Jems  3 
Three  others  raa.->Won  by  a  neck,  a  head  between  thMeoond  and  tbird. 

Prix  de  rHippodzome  (gentkmen  ridecs)  at  46  boy.;  nearly  a  mile  and 
a  quarter. 

LaBoule,  by  Faisan,  Giraffe,  aged, 

Syrs,  128t2lb  M.  Bd.  Guyot  1  list  181b  M.B.  Van  Hinsbergh  8 
Mon-Prinoe,  6  yr», 

12Bt2ft  Baron  deEeteohendorf  8 
One  other  ran.— Won  by  a  neck,  half  a  length  between  the  -seoond  and 
third. 

Prix  de  la  Clairidre  (handioap)  of  160  bot.  for  tl»  winaer,  andlO  wow, 
for  the  second;  rather  more  than  fiYO  furlongs. 


T&te*de-Llnotte,  by  Thnnder- 

olond,  i  yrs,  Tst  lOtb  •  FoUett  1 
Wild  Rose,  6  yrs,  98t  lib  -  JeUis  2 
Tif  Argent,  8  yrs,  Tat  SIbTumer  8 
Ooolkerke,  4  yrs,  9st  60>  -  Flint 
TiBioti.  4  yrs,  Bst  9ft      -  Keale 


Barbara,  6  yrs,  Tst  13ft  PerciYal 
SilYer  Key,  4yrB.  TstlOtb  Walton 
LndoYic,  8  yrs,  Tst  5ft  Ashman 
Balagnerr,  8  yrs,  Tst  I  ft  Sherlock 
Snrprenant,6yvB.9stl  IftBothertll 
Sanbnry,  8  yrs,  Bet  (Sib  Shephod 


Won  by  a  neok,  a  bad  third;  Surprenant  and  Sunbory  fell* 

SniTDAY,  May  the  ITth.— FHx  d«  S.A.B.  le  Comt»  de  Flandreof  M  wr. 

for  the  first,  and  20  for  the  seoond;  about  a  mile. 

Chaperon  Rouge,  by  Thieusies,       I  T§te  de  Linotte,  8  yis, 

8  yrs,  Set  •     -  Jellis  1     Set  2ft  -     -     -      IVdlett  8 

Surprenant,  5  yrs,  I 

10Bt4ft-      -      -  Botherill  sj 
Two  others  ran.— Won  by  a  length,  thne  Isngths  between  the  seoond 
and  third. 

Prix  des  Haras  of  9»  soy.  tOK  two  yrs  old;  about  flYd  furlongs. 
MIsB  Anna,  by  Pierrot,  or  |  Muflfoet,  8st  2Ib     -      -  JclHs  3 

Thnnderoload,8BCl1ftFollBtt  1 1  TalfetM,  8st  9ft    -      -  Flint  Z 
Three  others  ran.— Won  by  a  neck,  four  l^igtha  between  thKwoond 
and  third. 

Prix  dee  Btanga  (seUing  moe>  eC  88  boy.;  nearly  a  mile  and  a  garter. 
Hnppde,  by  Oonsol,  8  yrs,  I  Orohidto,  4  yra*  Sat.  1  ft  Sherkwk  8 

78t8ft  -   WUlia  1  I  Manneken,6yrs,8stllftWaUon  3 

One  other  ran.— Won  by  a  length,  a  bad  third.— The  winner  waaaold 
for  80  SOY. 

Prix  du  Chalet  (handicap)  of  158  boy.  for  the  flnt,  and  20  for  the 
seoond;  about  two  miles. 


Tipeter,  4  yrs,  lOst  6ft.  JeBis  - 
Maria,  5  yvs,  8st  181b  F.  Amott  - 
Yaldrie,  6  yrs.  Sst  nib    FolKtt  - 

.  _  ..     Saloon,  8  yrs,  Tst  8ft   -    Willie  - 

Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  two  lengths  between  the  aeoond  and 
third. 


Finasseur,  by  Saxifrage^ 

8  yrs,  Tst  Tib   -      -  Turner  1 

Tagus,  aged,  Bst  2Ib   •      Flint  2 

Bebound,  aged,  lOst  lfl>  Olarok  3 


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Monday,  May  the  29tli.-PrIx  de  Boendael  (BelHng  race)  of  133  boy.; 
rather  more  than  five  furlongs. 

Lndorio,  by  Straan,  |  Bellac,  3  yrs,  8st  5ft      Hartley  0 

8  yrs,  78t  71b      -    Gilchrist  1   Coolkerke,  4  yrs,  Sst  lib  Reeves  0 
Virion,  4  yrs,  8st  lift    -  Pollett  2  ( 
Six  others  ran.—  Won  easily  by  three  lengths,  Goolkerke  and  BeHac 
ran  a  dead  heat  for  third  place,  beaten  a  neck.— The  winner  wa» 
bought  in  for  141  soy. 

Prix  du  Vert  Chasseur  (welter  handicap)  of  57  sot.;  Gentlemen  riders; 
rather  more  than  a  mile. 

Mdlle  de  Taintegnies,  |  Loyale  Amie,  5  yrs.  list  6ft     -  S 

by  Merry  Sunshine,  Flenr  d'OrangO)   yrs,  13sfe €ft  -  3 

6  yrs,  l()8t4tb     Baron  J.  Osy  1  i 

Three  others  ran.— Won  by  a  length,  a  length  asd  ft  half  between  the 
aeoond  and  third. 

Piix  de  Groenendael  (aelllmg  race)  of  102  eov.;  ntflber  more  than 
half  a  mile. 

Ffttlnitza,  by  AJen^n,  6  yrs,         I  Chapenm  RonBs^-jT  yn, 
lOsteft      -      -      -  Jellis  1|    lOatm     -      -      -  Willis  S 

Ttee  de  Linotte,  3  yxa, 
lOstlft      -      -      -  Neale  3  1 

Two  others  ran.— Won  by  half  a  length,  a  length  between  the  second 
and  third.— The  winner  was  sold  for  225  bot. 

Prix  de  S.M.  le  Rol  of  458  sot.  for  the  winner,  40  bot.  fttr  the  second, 
and  12  toT.  for  the  third;  about  a  mile  and  a  furlong. 
Snrprenant,  by  Hermit,  I  Robert  Bruce,  4  yrs, 

5  yrs.  Sat  1ft  -  J.  Bnndy  1  Sst  lOft  •  -  Hartley  3 
BToh6, 4  yrs,  8st  8ft     Gilchrist  2  | 

Six  others  ran.— Won  by  half  a  lengthy  tke  eame  between  the  s  ooad 
and  third, 

NANTES. 

WMDSESDAY,  May  the  13th.— Prix  Principal  of  105  sot.;  about  a 
mile  and  seven  f  inrlongs. 

Sonrire,  by  XThlan,  |  Imp06ant,4yrs,9st111b  Dodge  2 

4yi8,9atllft      -Brldgeland  1  i  G«ndve« 4  yrs,  9st  7lb    Ramsell  3 
Won  by  four  lengths,  a  bad  third. 

▲  Selling  Race  of  97  sot.;  about  a  mile. 
Bonrges,  by  Montargis,  I  Bellac,  3  yrs,  7st  4ft      Garratt  2 

8yrs,7atr2ft      -     Hartley  1  ^  B»)oet^4  yrs,  lOsc  1ft    Pearoe  3 
Two  others  ran. — Won  by  a  neck,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and 
third. 

Darby  de  rOnest  of  610  sot.  for  the  first,  40  sot.  for  thoseeood.  aad 
20  aOT.  for  the  third,  for  three  yM  old]  about  a  mile  and  three  fnrlongs. 
Lapin,  by  Salyator,  l  Impatient, 8st  6ft -      -A. Wood  3 

8Bt  6ft  •  -  Bridgeland  1 1  Anglomane,  SstOft  Kitchener  4 
Bostrenen,8st6lb-      -Garratt  2| 

Two  others  ran.— Won  by  a  lenirth.  a  length  and  a  half  between  the 
second  and  third,  and  three  lengths  between  the  third  and  fourth. 

Prix  du  Petit  Port  (handicap)  of  201  sot.  for  the  first,  and  20  soT.  for 
second;  about  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 

P^lida,  by  Vertngadin,  Tar  1  if,  3  yrs,  8st  91b      Hartley  3 

3  yrs,  7st  lOtb   -   Uridgeland  1   Vand<^,  4  yrs,  9Bt  lib     -      -  - 

Geranium,  4 yrs,  98t  lift   Mills  2 
Won  by  three-quarters  of  a  length,  half  a  neek  between  the  second 
and  third. 


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Prix  de  la  Sool^M  d'Enooaragement  of  127  boy.;  about  a  mile  and  a 
qnarter. 

Mlnenre,  by  Fontaine-  |  R^rision,  Z  yn,  Tst  111b  BenUey  8 

bleaa,  8  yrs,  let  I  lib  Hartley  1  i 

One  othw  ran.— Won  by  three  lengths. 

Thttbsdat,  May  the  14th.— Prix  National  of  124  sot.  for  the  firBt. 
and  62  80T.  for  the  second;  rather  more  than  two  miles  and  three- 
qparters. 

Yingt  Mars,  by  Yal^rlen,  I  G^anium,  4  yrs,  8st  13Ib  Mills  2 

4  yrs,  88t  181b       Bridgeland   1  |  Yandoise,  4  yrs,  8st  lOtbHartley  3 
Won  by  four  lengths,  a  bad  third. 

Prix  Sptoial  of  63  sot.,  for  three  yrs  old;  rather  more  than  a  mile  and 
a  half. 

Bosoo,    by    MontorgiB,  I  Boargea,  Set  SB)    -      Hartley  2 

Rst  111b      ...  Dodge  1 1  Two  otbenran.  Won  by  a  length. 

Prix  de  la  Sod^  d'Bnoonragement  of  415  sot.  for  the  firs',  and  21  sot. 
for  the  seoond;  about  a  mile  and  seven  furlongs. 

Mineure,  4  yrs,  Tst  lift  Hartley  1  I  Gendve,  4  yrs,  9st  71b  Bamsell  S 
8ourire,  4yr8, 9st1  lib  Bridgeland  2  | 

One  other  ran.— Won  by  a  length,  four  lengths  between  the  seoond 
and  third. 

Prix  de  la  Ville  (handicap)  of  117  sot.  for  the  first,  and  16  sot.  for  the 
second;  rather  more  than  a  mile. 

EiTa,  by  WeUingtonia,  8yr8,         I  Bellao,  8  yrs, 8st 21b    .Hartley  3 
8st  81b      -      -      -  Dodge  1 1  Van  Diok  II,  8  yrs,  Sst  21b 

Ftiloia,  8yrs,  88t  lUbBridgeland  2  | 
Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  three  lengths  between  the  seoond  and 
third. 

Prix  dea  Haras  of  110  sot.;  rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 
Tardif,  by  Montargis,  8  yrs,  Sst  filb,  walked  OTcr. 

SAINT  ANDRE  DE  CUBZAC. 

SUNDA.T,  May  the  17th.— Prix  de  la  SoGi6t6  (handicap)  of  80  sot.  for 
the  first,  and  16  sot.  for  the  second;  nearly  a  mile  and  a  half. 
Rainbow,  by  Bay  Archer,  I  Oyrus-le-Jeune,  3  yrs, 

dyr8,8Bt6Ib      -     -  Gilles  1      Sst  121b      -     -  W.  (}ooper  2 
I  P^ou,  4  yrs,  9st  12ft  Langbam  3 
Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  a  Tery  bad  third. 

POITIERS. 

Sunday,  May  the  17th.— Prix  du  GouTemement  of  110  sot.  for  three 
yrs  old;  about  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 

yioq,  by  Gilbert,  I  Good  Friday,  Sst  11  ft  -  Green  2 

Sitllft     -     -  Bridgeland  l|  Won  Tery  easily  by  two  lengths. 

Prix  de  la  Yille  (handicap)  of  186  sot.  for  the  fint,  and  80  sot.  for  the 
eeeond;  rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  half. 

Pau,  by  Frano-Tiieur,  8  yrs,  I  Pirouette,  8  yrs,  7st  2ft  Dambiel  S 

7Btl31b      -      •      -  Clout  1  !MaUbranII,4yrs.88t8ftGxeen  S 
Won  easily,  four  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

MONDAT,  May  the  18th.— Prix  de  la  Sod^t^  d'Encouragement  of 
129  SOT.  for  the  first,  and  11  sot.  for  the  seoond;  about  a  mile  and  a 
quarter. 

Yioq,  8  yra,  Sst  -     Bridgeland  1  I  Tambour  de  Basque, 
Pau,  8  yrs,  Sst        •       Clout  2  I    3  yrs,  Sst-     -      W.  Cooper  S 
Won  by  a  neck,  a  bod  third. 


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A  Selling  Baoe  of  45  bot.;  rather  more  than  a  mite. 
OzananUdre,  by  Arohlman*  I  Hie  ICajeety,  4  yrs, 

drite,  4  yra,  7st  lift   -  Clont  1  |    8st  181b      -      -  W.  Cooper  t 
Won  by  half  a  length. 

CHANTILLY  Spring  Mebtinq. 

fiuNDAT,  May  the  84th.— Prix  de  la  Reioe  Blanohe  (aeUing  race)  of 
107  80T.;  aboat  a  mile  and  three  furlongs. 

-Jones  t 
Gooob  - 
-  Cook  - 
-Clark 


Ballade,  by  Beau  Merle, 

8yTS,78t  -  -  -Allen 
Branchetce,  8  yrs,  7sb  Childs. 
Ontario,  5  yrs,  98t  8ft  Hnnter 
Cintra,  8  yrs,  78t  7ft-  (Mokmere 

Won  by  a  short  head,  two  lengths 
winner  was  sold  for  300  sot. 

Prix  dn  Gros-Cb^ne  of  173  soy. 
Dlreotrioe,  by  Straoohino, 

4yrB,9st4jb  -  -  Rolfe  1 
Artisan,  3  yrs,  Set  7ft  •  Carlyle  2 
Magnet,  4  yrs,  98t  7ft-  Hartley  8 
Orayier,  4  yrs,  Ost  7lb-  Hnnter 


CalTadoB,  4  yrs,  8st  7ft 
Faeiat^4yr8,8st3ft 
Indienne,  3  yrs,  7st  - 
Indien  II,  3  yre,  78t  8ft 
Bonlette,  8  yxs.  7st  7Ib  Hartley  • 
between  the  second  and  third.— -The 


abont  fiye  farlong^. 

Barbery,  4  yrs,  9st  7ft  R.  Bundy  - 
Saroyarde,  8  yrs, 

SstSft     -     -    Wyoherley  - 
Rallye-Chamant,  4  yrs, 
9st4ft      -      -      Kearney  - 


-Won  by  three  lengths,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

Prix  des  Ecnries  (handicap)  of  382  sot.  for  the  first,  and  30  sot.  foi 
the  second:  abont  a  mile  and  a  half. 


Issy,  4  yrs,  8st  2ft. 
Mto^ant,  4  yrs,  Set 
Impatient,  Syrs,  Sst 
Emile,  3  yrs,  78t  13ft  - 
Heron,  8  yrs,  78t  aft  - 
M6phiBtoph^,  8  yrs, 

7st6ft  -  -  Grickmm 
Statuette,  8  yrs.  7st  3ft  HefEer 
Portes  Armes,  8yrB,6stl  3ft  Allen 
Yersion,3yrs,6Btllft  Milborne 


Clark 
Cooke 
Amlurose 
Madge 
Gooch 


Le  Notre,  by  Idus,  4  yrs, 

8stl3ft  -  -  -  Bolfe  1 
Sapenr,  8  yrs,  78t  7ft  -'  Price  2 
Loretto,  3  yrs,  Gst  1^-  Childs  8 
P.  D.,  4  yrs.  Sst  18ft  -  Carratt  4 
Oaf^  Procope,  4  yrs, 

98tllft  -  -  -Hopkins  - 
Bnnengarde,  4yrB,  9st4ft  Hnnter  - 
H^s,  4  yrs,  9st  1ft  -  Harttey  - 
Sabine,  6  yrs,  Sst  6ft  J.  Bandy  - 
G^hdve,  4  yrs,  Sst  8ft  -  Carlyie  - 

Won  by  a  short  head,  half  a  length  between  the  second  and  third,  and 

•  a  head  between  the  third  and  f  earth. 

Prix  de  Diane  (French  Oaks)  of  3240  sot.  for  the  first,  and  80  sot.  for 
the  second,  for  three  yrs  old  fillies,  Sst  lift  each;  rather  more  than  a  - 
mUe  and  a  quarter. 

Barberine,byStracchino  Carlyle  1  |  Charolaise  •  •  -  Carratt  > 
Diapite  -  •  -Kearney  3  Ftell-  -  •  •  Webb  - 
figcarboucle'  -  -  Hopkins  8 1  F^icia-  ...  Morris  - 
Armoricaine  -  -  Oxford  4 1  Glacidre  •  -  -  Haril^  - 
Bolgarie    -      -      -    Dodge  - 1 

Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  a  length  between  the  second  and  third, 
and  two  lengths  between  the  third  and  fourth. 

Prix  d'Apremont  of  438  sot.;  about  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 
Plaisanterie,  by  Wellingtonia,        I  Leopard,  8  yrs,  78t  lift  Childs  8 

8  yrs,  7st  7ft  -  -  Hartley  1  |  Clarion,  8  yrs,  7st  lift  Kearney  - 
FraDiaTolo,4yrs,9st3ft  Dodge  2  1  Sookaras,  5  yrs,  9Bt  8ft  Carratt  - 

Won  by  three-quarters  of  a  length,  two  lengths  between  the  second 
and  third. 

Prix  du  Royanmont  of  140  sot.  for  three  yrs  old  fillies,  Sst  lift  each; 
rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 

Althte,  by  PerpteKC  -  Hopkins  1  |  Splka  •  -  •  Grickmere  - 
Dteepuon  ...  Dodge  3  AbbeTille  -  -  •  Kearney  - 
Innooente  ...  Gooch  3 1  Diligence  ...  Carratt  - 
Dnchesse  -  -  -  Oxford  - 1  Joaiane  -  -  -  Hunter  - 
Worn  by  a  head,  three  kagtha  between  the  leooiid  and  third. 
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THUBSDAT,  ICay  th«.S8tb<-Brii.  de-lM  Moiteye.  of  Stft  it* 
lint,  aad  18  sot.  fw  the  moooA,  flnr  Uirw  yn  ali(iUllM|.  Siti  lIllMifa; 
ftbon^  Ik  milo  sod  a  (jnaiter. 

Tonrtexelle,  bj  Perpleze  ]Cad«»  1 )  LoaliUuie  .  .  -  Hnnter  - 
Annoricaine  •  •  -  Oxford  2  .  Lady  If  array-  -  -Hartley  - 
Primant^  -  -  -  Bolfe  ft  |  Mariv  Maicpll  •  Wypherley  - 
Innocente  -  -  -  Gooeh  -  |  Balanoelle  -  •  •  Carlyle  - 
W«n  by  two  kBgfhtand  a  half,  ^length  between  the  seoond  and  third. . 

Prix  da  la  Feloow  (fm  haadtoap)  of  480  sot.  forfbs^rst,  and  49  for - 
the  sraond;  abont  a  mile  mid  Mrea  farleogs. 


BadieME,  by  Skylaric,  4  yta, 

7st  lOlb  .            -  KeartM7  1 

Frmxttgfuai,  4  yn,  ast  SfivQooob  i 

Bnogrifle,4yTSy9BtllftGsrtyl«  9 

Martin  Pteheor  U.  4  yrs, 

9stll]l»-      -           -  BolXe  - 

Btatiriv4yn,7BtlO]b    Madge  - 
Won  by  a  head*  four  lengths- 


Ob*  f .  by  StraochlBa,  ont  of 

Steppev  4  7n,  7st  1  (Mk  H«trtley  - 

Bulginrle,  8yr8,7et6ftJ«  OoTey  - 

P«laaiMe,3yn(rst  7»  -  K«njr  - 

Eersaee,  8  yra;  6at  9^"   Renoh  - 

Mondaln,8  7»^iMd1k   GbiUa  - 

hetweea  itiw  second  andtthiidu 


Prix  de  Ooortenil  of  219  sot.  for  the  first,  and  22s0T.  lor  the  seoond^, 
foir  time  ynold  oolts;  8st  llft.eaoh;  about  a  mile  and  aqnacter. 


Albany,  by  SalTStor  -  Oai^ylft  I 

Oh.  a  hj  Gontran,  oat 

of  Panlytiqoe  -   Wycherley  2 

DelTino-     -     -      -  Oxford  3 

Jonteor-     ...  Qooeh  - 

Lnttsnrll    -  -   Price  - 


DssHTignee. 

Oddton  • 
QneeteniN 
Bfinlnio  - 
Oaise  - 
Defll6 


-  lATis  - 

Kearney  - 

J.  Covey  - 
-Ranter 

-0amitt  " 

HopUns  - 


Won  by  a  lengkh,  a  head  between  the  second  And  third. 

The  third  year  of  the  aeoond  TVIeBnial  Stekeeof  160O  sot::  fOrtheflrrt, 
and  137  sot.  for  the  oneuiidyfor  Itar  yn  old;  about  twa  miler  and  sfz* 


OadeDoe^byVennoBtiflsMIIBolfts  1  (  Hfeos^  8st  11»  •  -  HiatleT  3^ 
TTTande,88t8»     -    Hnnter  2 1  Lararet-,  Set  lllb  Csrlyle  - 

Won  by  a  short  head,  a  leBgth  and  a  half  between  the  second  and 

third;  LaTeret  bolted. 

Prix  des  Lions  (selling  race)  of  168 'sor.  for  the  flnty  and  1<  -Mfv  ftnr 
the  SBOond;  gentlemen  riders^  about  a  mile  and  a  half. 
Paniqae,  by  OaWsr^agtd, 


LiiMMeaai4ymllstir»  • 

Infiddle,  4  yn,  list  8ft( 


Gupidon«  3  yn^  im  - 
Oombattasit,  8  yn,  lOst  10ft 
ATalsBohcv  3  yrs,  lOet  5^^- 
FancttSi  3  yn,  lOst  6ft  - 


list  lift      -      -  M.An6 
ABatole,8yTs,10st8lb 
Pomiaet,  8  yrs,  lOst  lOft  • 
yaloist6yn,138t  • 
Bigolo,  6  yn,  12st  • 
Pteonne,  6  yrs*  list  lift 
W<Bi  by  flTe  leii«^  thrca  isagtha  between  the  ssoond  and  thivd.* 
The  winner  was  bonght  in  ior  8ai<s0T. 

Prix  de  YinenU  of  80  sot.  for  the  winner,  and  18  sot.  for  the  second* 
for  three  yrs  old;  about  a  mile  and  three  furlongs. 
Bergersc,  by  Trent,  6st7ft  Olark  1  |  Obasaeur,  6st  7Ih-      •     Mould  - 
Bigoletto,  8st  7ft  French  2  t  Bathoude,  6st  491     -    Franck  - 

Sofaitinant,«8t7ft    -     Oboke  8  1 

Won  by  three-quarten  of  a  length,  a  length  between  the  seoond  ami 
tUid;  Ohasasnrfell. 


8uimAT«  M^  the  Slsti— Prix-  da  Danga  of  890  sot;  tacL  t 
and  29  sot.  fbr  the  seoond;  aboot  two  milea  and  a  half, 
flatory,  by  Trocadero,  5  yn,  I  Bseogrtflek  4  yn,  88t  9ft  Garlyla  » 

9st  4ft  -  Dodge  1  laoakans,8yr8,9st4ft- Omtt.  »■ 

Won  fay  that  IsagllM^  theisama  Mraw  thaMOPiid  aadofelited. 


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(selling race)  of  148  soy.;  rather  more 

B«p«tetloB,  Syre.Tttlllbflaggaif  - 
Ducbesee,  3  yra,  TstUIb  Mllbom  - 
Capidon,8yn,78tnilyJ.SarReab  - 
Criqaette,  8  yn.  7tt  11  ft  T.  King  > 
Maoi«Bee,8yn,7>tll]hOtenwRW  - 
Idalie,  3  yra,  Tst  lift  -  Glbbim  - 
Sully,  3  yra,  Tat  lllb  .-  Lagden  - 

was  weighed  for,  and  went  to  theposti 

a  head  between  the  second  and  third. 

SOT. 

Prix  de  €k>aTieaz  (luuidloap)of  Mt  aar.  ftar-thtt  winner,  and'20fortlifr 
leoond;  rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 


Prix  dn  Chemin  de  Fer  dn  Nord 
than  a  mile  and  a  qnarten 
F^lioia,  by  VertoffacUn,  or 

Gift.  3  yra,  78t  lift  Wilcox  1 
OaataTeWa8a,8yr8,78tl  1ft  Jones  S 
Earlbole,8yr8,78tlllb  F.Gooch  3 
Barbery,  4  yra,  9sMft  Gookaerige  - 
Vaillant,  4  yrs,  Sat  61b  Cameron  - 
Liria,  4  yrs,  9Bt  6lb  •  Devert  - 
Dnddin£fston,8yTB,78tl  IftDaries 
Anatole,  3  yra,  78t  1 1ft  (Oaasidy), 

bnt  did  not  start. 
Won  by  three-qnartera  of  a  Iwgth, 
—The  winner  was  sc^d  for  4M 


Kersage,  by  Androolds,  3  yrs, 

7at8ft  -  -  -  Kelly  1 
aioteUea,4yni,9«kllftOanyle  2 
La  Boitde,  aged,  98t  BftKeamey  3 
Sapenr,  3  yra,  7tt  8ft»  -  Prioe  4 
Gwrgina,  4  yra,  98t  6ft-  Dodge  - 
P.D.,  4  yra,  »8t  lib  •  CurraU  - 
Ifngaet,  4  yrs,  8st  191b- Hartley  - 
Badiauz,  4  yrs,  8st  8ft  -  Oztord  ~ 

Won  by  a  head,  th«  same  betwMn  the  aeoond  wnd  thiid,  and  two 
lengths  and  a  half  between  the  third  and  fourth. 

Prix  dn  .Tookey  Olnb  (French  Derby)  of  446S  soy.  for  the  winaar*  a«d 
160  for  the  second,  for  three  yraold;  abont  a  mile  and  a  tnlf. 


Fellah,  iyn«  8sb  8ft  Wyeteed^y. 
Florestan,  !i  yrs,  Bst  8ft-  Wood 
Ffaieesa,  4yTB,  88t  -  J.  Bnndy 
Bmile.Syra^  7st>10tb  -  WaU 
Tyrolien,  8  yw,  7et  -  Oorey 
Statnetta,  8  yrs,  est  13ft  Heffer 
Arabella,  3  yrs,  Sst  18ft-  Wiloov 
Qaestear,  8  yrs,  6st  9ft  -  Ohilds 


Albany,  8at  lift-  ■  Qwlyla- 
Impatient,  8stim  •  Ambrooe  - 
G^rant  du  Bac,  8st  1 1ft  Oxford  - 
Yentadoor,  Bst  lift  -  Major  - 
Diaprte,  SstSft  -  -  Garrntt  - 
Uopavd,8etl1ft-      -     Webb  - 


Belnisant,  by  Bagdad, 

Sat  lllb  .  -  .  BoUa  I 
The  Oondor,  Set  lift  -  Hunter  2 
Bztra,  8f>t  lift  -  •  HopUna  8 
Tborterelle,  88t  81b  •  Kadge  4 
Lapin,KBtllft  -  -  Watta  5 
Palamdde,  88t  lift    •  Hartley  - 

Won  by  Ayo  lengths,  two  lengths  and  a  half  between  the  second  and 
third,  three  lengths  between  the  third  and  fourth,  and  two  lengths 
between  the  fourth  and  fifth. 

Prix  des  Btongs  (selling  raoa)  of  120  aoY.  fbar  the  winner,  and  84  aor» 
for  tbe  second;  about  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 


Frigate,  by  Saxifrage, 

4yr8,98t  •      Dodge  1 

OraYier,  4  yrs^  98t4Ib    Ciasratt  2 
Brmengarde,  4  yrs,  9st  Hunter  8 
Won  by  a  neck,  half  a  length  between  the  second  and  third,  and  thoM- 
quartera  of  a  length  between  the  third  and  fonrth. 


Dieddme.  6yra,9st6ft  Hartley  4. 
Missy,  6  yrd,  98t -ilh  B.  Bundy  - 
Bichette,  5  yrs,  9at  2ft     Rolfe  - 


LIMOGES  Spbiito  MfeKTixo. 

TffURSDAT,  May  the  21st  -Prix  de  Saint  Loup  of  68  soy;;  about  k 
mile  and  a  quarter. 

Frascnelo,  by  Bagdad,  8  yrs,         |  Good  Friday,  8  yra, 
Sat     ■     .     -     -  Mills  1      78t5ft-      -     -Bridgeland  8 

Arleqain,  3  yrs,  7at  7Ib  •  Clout  2  | 
Three  others  ran.— Won  by  a  length,  three  lengths  between  the  seooad 
and  third. 

Prix  Principal  of  101  soy.;  abont  a  mile  and  seven  fnrlongs. 
Blonde  II,  by  Uhlan,  4  yrs,  lOst  (Bridgeland),  walked  oYor. 

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Prix  de  Diane  (de  I'Oneet  et  da  Midi)  of  192  eov.  for  the  first,  and 
26  SOY.  for  the  second,  for  three  yrs  old  fillies;,  rather  more  than  a  mile 
and  a  quarter. 

Madame  Pooffard,  by  Bag-         I  Oreoadi^re,  8st  21b     -    Green  2 
dad,orPluta8,8st21b    Hills   1  |  F^Ucia,  8st  2ft  -     Bridgeland  3 
One  other  ran.— Won  by  three  lengths,  four  lengths  between  the  second 
and  third. 

Friz  de  la  Soci^t^  d'Encouragement  of  132  soy.  for  the  first,  and 
14  BOY.  for  the  second,  about  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 
Baccarat  II,  by  Gilbert,  I  Rolla,  3  yrs,  8s t-      -       Clout  2 

8yr8,8st      -      -      Green  1  |  Avitz.S  yrs,  Tstllft  Bridgelaud  3 
Won  by  a  neck,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

SUKDAT,  May  the  24th.-~Priz  dxt  Midi  of  120  boy.  for  the  first,  and 
18  BOY.  for  the  second. 

Blonde  II,  4  yrs,  9Bt  2lb  (Bridgeland),  walked  OYer. 

Piix  dela  Yille  (handicap)  of  89  boy.  for  the  first,  and  16  soy.  for  the 
second;  rather  more  than  a  mile  and  three  furlongs. 


Bainbow,  by  Bay  Archer, 

3  yrs,  8st  8B)  -  -W.  Cooper  1 
Good-Friday,  3  yrs,  88t2lb  Green  2 
BoUa.  8  yrs,  7st  10ft  -  Clout  8 
Malibran  II,  4  yrs,  9st 


Gomdte  II,  4  yrs.  Set  9ft 
Gill,  3  yrs,  Ssb  Ift  - 
Guetbary,  3  yes,  Sstlft 
Arlequin,  8  yrs,  Tst  10ft 
TourtereUe,  3  yrs,  Tst  4ft 


Won  by  half  a  length,  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 

Ptiz  du  Printcmps  (de  TOuest  et  du  Midi)  of  250  boy.  for  the  first,  and 
20  ^Y.  for  the  second,  for  three  yrs  old;  about  a  mile  and  a  half. 
7icq,    by    Gilbert,  I  Madame  PouflPanJ,  98t  -     Mills  2 

est  9ft      -      *    Bridgeland  1  |  Baccarat  II,  Set  ^     -    Green  8 
Won  by  a  length,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

A  Selling  Bace  of  48  soy.;  rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 
Forban,  by  Gilbert,  3  yrs,  j  Grenadidre^  3  yrs,  88t  -  Green  2 

8st3ft    -      -      •      -Gill  1  i  Puycerda,  8  yrs,  8st  Bridgeland  3 
Won  by  two  lengths,  a  bad  third. 

AIRE. 

Monday,  May  the  25th.— Prix  de  TAdbut;  about  a  mile  and  a 
quairter. 

Cyrus  le  Jeune,  by  Foudre  I  Bouge  et  Koir,  8  yrs, 

de  (juerre,  8  yrs,  8st2ft-      -      -      Guichot  2 

8Bt  8fi>-      •      -  Cunnicgton  1  |  Molina,  3  yrs,  8st  8ft  Alphonee  3 

Biz  others  ran.— Won  by  half  a  length,  a  length  between  the  second  and 
third. 

LIBOURNE. 

MONDAY,  May  the  25th.— Prix  du  Comit6  des  F3tes  Fubliqucs  of  41  soy.  ; 
about  a  n-.ile  and  fiYe  furlongs. 

Tambour  de  Basque,  by  Trent,       1  Xgnotus,  3  yrs,  8st    Bxidgeland  2 
or  Beaurepaire,  8  yrs,  I  Limon,  3  yrs,  Sst      -     Green  8 

78t  10ft  -      -      -  Langham  1  |  Won  by  two  lengths. 

Prix  de  la  Yille  (handicap)  of  74  soy.;  rather  more  than  a  mile  and 
three-quarters. 

Yingt-Mar>?,  by  YalMen,  I  Blonoistan,  6  yis,  Sst  ^  -      -  - 

4yr8,9Btllfc  -  -  Halley  1  Yiolet,  8  yrs,  Tst  lift  -  -  - 
Pirouette,3yrs,88t2ft  Bridgeland  2|  Won  by  four  lengths. 


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VINCENNES. 

Monday,  Juno  the  Ist-Prix  da  Belv6ddre  (selling  race)  of  80  sot.; 
about  a  mile  and  a  furlong. 

Ontario,  by  Plutus,  5  yrs,  Salade,  5  yrs,  deb  80)    -Kearney  - 

98t  2Ib      -      -      .    Rolfe  1   Wayeless,  8  yrs,  Sst  61b  Carratt  - 

Poularde,  Syrsjst  4fc  Crickmere   3   Renaia8ance,3yr8,78tl  21b  Hartley  - 

E7apor6e,3yr8,8st6lb  Bridgeland  8  Le  Clarion,  8  yrs,  Tat  81b  Childs  - 
Won  by  six  lengths,  a  bad  third.  ~The  winner  was  sold  for  160  sor. 
Prix  de  Biodtre  of  122  sor.;  about  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 

AH  Bey,  by  Faublas,  6  yrs,  I  Lauzun,  3  yrs,  Sst  9h  -  Oxford  2 

Odtiaib  -  -  -Oarratt  1  |  Sabretaofae  II,  4  yn,9st  91b  Rolfe  8 
Won  easily  by  three  lengths,  the  same  between  the  second  and  third. 

Prix  de  BidTre  (selling  raoe)  of  128  boy.;  gentlemen  riders;  rather  more 
than  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 

Anatole,  by  Uhlan,  3  yrs,  I  Ayalanohe,  8  yrs,  lOfit  41b  •      -  3 

103t  81b      -      -M.  Torrance  1   Valois,  5  yrs,  ll«t  13Ib     -      -  - 

Pdronne,  6  yrs,  list  91b  -  -  2  |  Qa&teuse,  6  yrs,  list  lOlb  -  -  - 
Won  by  a  length,  a  neck  between  the  seoond  and  third.— The  winner 
was  sold  for  266  soy. 

-    Prix  de  Flore  of  148  soy.  for  the  winner,  and  12  soy.  for  the  second; 

rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  half. 

Tardir,  by  Bfontargis,  3  yrs,  Bonne  Ohanoe,  8  yrs, 

8st7lb      -      .      -Hartley  I      Set 41b      -      -      -  Oxford  - 
Narghile,  3yr8,8stllb  Bridgeland  3  Balancelle,  3yrs,  7stl21bKeamey  - 
Bride  Abattne,  4yrs,9st4fcDodge  3  Version,  8  yrs,  7st  121b-  Bro?me  - 
Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  a  neck  between  the  second  and  third. 

Prix  dela  Bonde  (handicap)  of  174  sot.  for  the  winner,  and  16  sot.  for 
the  second;  rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  quarter, 
llkrguillier,  by  Apollon,  Bonbon,  8yrs,  Sst  SlbBridgeland  - 

4  yrs,  8at  10fi>      -     Carratt  1   Bxooet,  4  yrs,  Sst  31b      Oxford  - 
Spika,  3  yrs,  7st  12ft  Crickmere  3   SCousqueterie,    8  yrs, 
Don-Oigadas,4yrs,Sst8ftKeamey  3      7st  181b-      -     -     Hartley  - 
Dnr-&-Cuire,5yr8,9stlllbHunter  - 

Won  by  a  length,  two  lengths  between  the  seoond  end  third. 

NIMES. 

SUNDAT,  June  the  7th.~Prix  dn  Conseil  Oto^ral  et  da  Chemin  de 
Fer  of  52  soy.  for  the  winner,  and  12  soy.  for  the  seoond;  about  a  mile 
and  a  quarter. 

Ayenfr,  by  BUand,  4  yrs,  I  Banderolle,  4  yrs,  10st2fc  Coyey  3 

lOst  6fc      -      -      -Staples  1  |  Poppde,  6  yrs,  lOst  70)    -  Moore  8 

Won  easily  by  a  length,  a  bad  third. 
Prix  de  la  yiUe  (handicap)  of  131  sot.  for  the  winner,  and  30  sot.  for 

the  second;  rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  half. 

M^tropole,  by  Welllngtonia,  |  L'Eperon,  8  yrs,  Sst  181b     iTsy  9 

8yrs,  9st2lb     -     -Staples  l|  Won  by  a  short  head. 

ANGERS. 

SaKOAY,  Jane  the  7th.— Prix  Sptoial  of  68  sot.  tor  three  yn  old; 
rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  half. 

Taxdif ,  by  Montargis,  |  Good  Friday,  Sst  81b     -  Green  3 

Sst  I  lib      -      -      Hartley  1  |  Bosoo,  9st41b  •      -  Bridgeland  8 
One  other  ran.— Won  by  a  short  head,  a  length  between  the  second  and 
third. 

Prix  Principal  of  104  sot.;  about  a  mile  and  seyen  furlongs. 
Baccarat  II,  by  Gilbert,  |  H6ros,  4  yrs,  9st  I  lib    Hartley  3 

8  yrs,  Sst  lib      -     -  Gxeen  1 1         Won  by  a  short  neck.. 


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KoKDAT,  June  the  9Ui.^Prix  17ational  of  124  tor,,  atxMit  two  mites 
and  a  half. 

H^ros,  by  FontainebleaUr  4  yra,  Srt  1 31b,  walked  over. 

Prix  da  Roi-Ren^  (bandioap)  of  86  mt,  for  tbe  winner,  and  SO  wot,  tot 
the*  second;  aboat  a  jnile  a«id  a  half. 
Good  Friday,  by  iis  K^,  I  C.  by  Gkmtran.out  of 

S  yn,  fistllft     -      .Qieen   1      Paralytiqne,  8  yn. 
Boeoo,  3yr8,  98t8ft-    Hartley  2|    9stlllb-      -     -Wyohertegr  8 

Won/easily  by  two  lengths,  the  same  between  the  second  and  third. 

Prix  de  la  QoalMt  d'CoooanMrement  of  906  -sot.  for  the  winner,  and 
10-BOv.  for  t»b«  seoODd;  atioat  a  mile  and  a  half. 

Vicq,  by  Gilbert,  8  jia,  I  Taudif.  3  yrs,  88t2Ib   -  Hartley  8 

Sstm  -  -  'Bridgeland  1  |  Baccarat  II,  3  yrs.  Set  4ft  Green  8 
One  other  nair-Won  by  A  short  bead,  a  neck  between  the  second  and 


third. 


HONS. 


SoNDAT.  June  the  7th.-J?tix4e  la  Br9y^<aalUiw  stakes)  of  70  sot.; 
abont  a  mile  and  a  half. 

Boraine,  bv  ToomaoMat,  I  Poularde,  3  yia, 

6yw,98tllb      -      -Jellls  1      8«t  71b      -  G.Bartholomew  8 
I  Coolkerke,4ym,9dtl3fiiTJt<eeTe8  8 
Four  others  nuk^Won  by  twA  lengths,,  the  aamo  between  the  second  and 
..tbinL 

Prix  des  Tiviets  (iiandioap)  of  soy.,  for  the  winner*  and  12  sov.  for 
the  second;  about  a  mile. 


Lnllington,  4  yrs.BstlSIb  Bilaon 
Mascarille,  4  yrs, 

8Pt2ft      -  G.  BarthokHnew 
Faisandean  II,  8  yrs, 
6et  18B)    -     -  Ashman 


Chi4^n-BoiiffB,  by  Thieuaies, 

3yrB,88t88>      -      -  JeUis  1 

Sirdne,  aged,  Sst  2ft  Pefdval  2 
.  H.  by  Pero  Gomez,  ont  of 

Fleuriste,  5  yrs.  SstlOft  Amott  8 

Germain,  4  yrs,  flat*       Reeves  4 

Won  easily  by  a  length,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

Prix  de  laGarenne  (selling Taise)  of  80  sov.;  Gentlemen  riders;  about 
a  mile  and  a  quarter. 

&UooD,^  Thieuaies,  I  SfademoittUe-deTTaintegnies, 

8  yrs,  lOst  lib    M.  Ed.  Gnyot  1      5  yrs,  list  5lb-      -      -      -  0 

Cafcabme,6yrB,  llstfift  -     -  o| 
<Twa  other*  ran. — Won  by  a  leogtb,  a  dead  lieat  for  second  place.— The 
winner  was  bought  la  for  l«Oaev. 

Pdz  de  Taintegnies  of  100  sot.  for  the  winner,  and  12  sov.  foe  the 

second,  for  two  yrs  old;  eboat  half  ia<mfle. 

.  Hie» Anna,  by  Hemot,  oe  |  yeilleafle,88t>8ft  G.Bartholomew  8 


Thundcroloud^^stOlb  J'ollett  1 L  BenaeJiilaire, Set SOb  -Flint  4 
Muguet.  Sstnib      -      -Jellls  2f 

Won  by  a  length,  two  Jeqgtfas  between  the  second  and  third. 

Mo.xB*x>  June  the  Sth.^-^Bevby^iu  Hainaaat  ef'^aaoT.  for  time  yrs 

old;  about  a  mile  and  a  half. 

:Chapcren-Roqflpe,«8t6ft    JeiUs  1  |  Saloon,  7st  18ft  -     -      Willis  S 
Woaby  a  length. 

Piir 'du  '¥toi  (fmndicap)  «f  106  «9T.  for  tihe  winner;  imd  19  sov.  for  Che 

second ;  about  two  miles. 

Davy  Joiiee,  by  John  DaJVia,  iilfaacariile,  4  yirs. 


«gri(),i88L  im      .    PereiTal  1      Sat  5]h  -     ^G.  Bartholomew  8 
TaguK  •ffpd,  Ost  .ilb-  T.  Beeves  8  |  Stripes,  4  yrs,  7st  101b  -  fViUatt  - 
Won  by  a  length,  half  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 


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"Mx  Ae'la  Plidne  (flOHng  race)  6t  61  aoy.;  abonta  mUe. 
Poalaxde,.by  Qontran,  I  Ooolkerke,4  yis,9stnib  T.Eeeros  S 

S  yrs,  8gt  Sfe-  Q.Bastholomew  1  |  La  Boule,  3  yn,  Set  lib  -  JelUg  S 
^Guee  otbens  ran.— "Won  by  a  length  and.  a  balC,  thsee  J«Qgths  betwaen 
tbe  second  and  third. 

AVIGNON. 

SUKDAY,  Jane  tbe  14th^annd.Priz  de  la  ViUe  (handicap)  of  U7mw, 
for  the  winner,  40  £or  thajwoond>  andtSO  for. the  third;  lather  more  tkan 
-a  mile  and  a  half. 

.€oaloo,  by  Eaublae,  3  yrs,  t  Tabarkaf  5  yra, 

7st7Jb-     -  GkBaOi  1      9gt!2Jb-  Bartholomew  Z 

I/Bperon,  3  yra,  Tst  lib  Kaylor  3  |  Rainbow,  3  yrs,  Sst  lib  W.Oooper  4 
Won  by  a  head,  half  a  length  between  the  aeoond  and  third. 

Prix  de  la  Soci6t^  (selling  raoe)  of  58  sot.  for  the  winner,  and  19  iot 
4lM  Moond ;  -about «  mile  aiiA  a  qoarter. 

Oa]o|)ta(lat»aalfan),liy  ilon-      |  Talkqian,  ^yrs,  Ngt7ft  Steptos  9 
targis,  8  yrs,  Sst  lllb  •  Moore  1 1  Dameret,  8  yrs,  Sst      •  Hovet  Z 
One  other  ran.— Won  yery  ea^Iy  by  foar  lengths,  half  a  length  between 
the  aeoond  and  thlsd.-^The.winner  was  bought  in  for  244  soy. 

Prix  da  Conseil  G^n^rtd  tft  48  soy.  'for  fhe  winner,  and  14  t»  tho 
«econd;  aboat  a  mtle  and  three  f  nrlongs. 

Ayenlr,  by  BHand,  4  yra,  I  Banderdlle,  4  yyg,  lOst  Sft  Ooyey  3 

lOst  8a»       -     -     Staples  1 1  Won  by  a  length. 

Prix  des  Dames,  on  objet  d*Art  and  8  soy.;  GenUomen  riders;  iMarly 
«mile. 

Deryiche,  by  Nougat,  5  yrs,  |  Nini,  aged,  list  181b  -      -      -  8 


list 91b  -     -  owner  1.  Kermesse,  8]nn,9Btl31b  -      -  4 

Banneret,  4  yrs,  list  131b  -      -  :l  | 

One  other  rsn.-^'W«Q.in  a  eanter  by  lengtlv. 

Prix  de  la  Prairie  of  26  soy.;  nearly  amtle. 
Sidi  Ali.  by  Hirliton,  aged,  t  Fbagneox,  5  yrs,  9fl(f  8Ib  Oorej  3 

lOst  91b     -      -      -trrbain  1  | 

0M  oihecran^  Wea  1»y  timnty  Iragths. 

JE^A.RK  SuMMBR  Mebtino. 

THUiSflDJtT,  Jcme  the  •fth.-^Prix  de  liantgeronit  (Mlllng  nMe)  of 
167  soy.,  for  three  yrs  old  oMts;  «l>oBt>a'infi«anda'haU. 
Bergerac,  by  Tiwot,  |  Pippo,  Sat  lllb-      -      •  ImwU  - 


Brminio,  Sst  8ft    -  Oarratt 
Gustaye  Wasa.  Sirt  8Ib  Hartl^  - 
Sondaln,  Sst  8ft    -  Oxfbcd  (diiq.) 


Sst  lllb-      -     -    ■'Kearney  1 
Bigoletto,«BtlHb  ■      -Dodge  2 
^^rsnd  Dnc,'6sc  lift    J.  Bandy 
rDesyignes,  Set  lUb  -      -  Bolfe  - 

Won  by  three-qattten-of  a  Imjifth. ;  Mottdatn  oame  ia  third,  beaten 
two  lengths,  bat.^wa8.jdis<|aaUAcd,<aB«hlB  rider  .ooold  not  draw  his 
weight.— The  winner  was  bought  In  lor  844  soy. 

•Prix  de  Senallly  f flelling  noe) '  of  186  sot.,  for  three  yn  old  IllliM; 
About  a  mila  and  a  naif. 


F61ioia,  by'Vertugadln, 

or  Oift,  Sat  d9>  •  Wyoherl^y  1 
Ylenne,  Sst  lift  -  Bridgeland '2 
.  Dngazon,  Sst  3ft  -      -Canatt  8r 

'Won  easily  by  two  lengths,  a  length  between  the  second  and  third.^ 
The  winner  was  Bold'for  626  soy. 


Fanfare;  8st  lift  -  -  Gooch  - 
Looomotive,  Sst  8!b  Grickmere  - 
Bonne Chanoe,  Sst  8ft  -Oxford  - 


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Friz  de  LoniAy  of  240  boy.  for  the  winner,  and  24  sot.  for  the  peoond; 
about  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 

Bscarboucle,  by  Doncaster,  |  Esoogrifl^4yr8,  9Bt  18ft  Hunter  9 

8  yrs,  7Bt  8ft      -      -  Childs  1  |  Beaumesnll,  3yr8,7Btl 2ft Hartley  8 
Won  easily  by  two  lengthi,  a  head  between  the  second  and  third. 

Prix  de  Malleiet  (selling  raoe)  of  182  soy.;  about  a  mile. 


9  Kdtre,  by  Idus,  4  yrs, 

Sstllfi)      -      -      -  Rolfe  1 

Diaddme,  6  yrs,  8Bt  lift  Hartley  2 

Panique,  aged,  Sat  6ft    -Oxford  8 

Plorestan ,  5  yrs,  BstUB)  A.Wood  4 


St  Florent,  6  yrs,  8st  lllh  LaYis 
t)ur-a-Culre,.')yrs,88tlllb  Hunter 
Rinaldo,  5  yrs,  8st  11  ft  Carratt 
Barbery,  4 yrs,  Sst  lift  II. Bandy 


Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  the  same  between  the  second  and  third, 
and  a  head  between  the  third  and  fourth.— The  winner  was  sold  for 
610  SOY. 

Prix  de  Yictot  of  244  soy.  for  the  winner,  and  24  soy.  for  the  second; 
about  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 

Fra  DiaYolo,  by  Trocad6ro,  |  Olid,  6  yrs,  dstSft  -      -  Rolfe  2 

4yr8,  Sst  lSft     -     -Podge  l|        Won  easily  by  a  length. 

Bix  de  Boy  allien  of  240  soy.  for  the  winner,  and  38  soy.  for  the  second; 
about  two  miles. 

LaYandi^re,  by  Dollar,  |  Robert  Bruce,  4  yrs, 

8  yrs,  Sst  8ft      -     Kearney  l|    98t6ft  -      -      -      -Carratt  8 

Altb^a,  8  yn>,  88t  8ft    Hopkins  2  ]  Leyigneau,3  yi8,88t  lift  Newby  4 
Won  by  two  lengths,  the  same  each  between  the  second,  third,  and 
fcurth.  , 

MONDiLY,  June  the  8th.— Prix  de  Champs  Elys^  (selling  raoe)  of 
151  BOY.;  rather  more  than  a  mile. 


P^nne,6;rs,  8st  life-    Rolfe  • 

Salade,  6  yrs,  88t  lift  Kearney  - 

R^Y^lation,  4  yrs,  8st7 ftHopkins  - 

Sully,  8  yrs,  Tst  13ft     -  Gooch  - 

Wakeless,  8  yrs,  7st  2ft  -  Price  - 


Diligence,  by  Vermont,  3  yrs, 

78tlft  -  -  -  Kelly  1 
Idalie,  8  yrs,  7st  l0ft  -Famath  2 
Pr^-^minenoe,3yrs,7Btl0ftChilds  8 
Barbery,  4  yrs,  9st  6ft  R.Bundy  - 
Thdmis,  4yr8,  Sstlft  -Carratt  - 
Won  by  three-quarters  of  a  length,  a  head  between  the  second  and 
third.— The  winner  was  sold  for  244  soy. 

Prix  dn  CMre  of  483  boy.  for  the  winner,  and  40  soy.  for  the  second,  for 
three  yrs  old;  about  a  mile  and  three  furlongs. 

Plaisanterie,  by  Welling-  |  Lauzun,  8Bt  7ft  •      -     Oxford  2 

tenia,  8st  10ft      -     Childs  1 1        Won  easily  by  a  length. 
Prix  d'B^coYille  (selling  raoe)  of  190  soy.  for  the  winner,  and  85  soy. 
for  the  second;  rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  half. 


Hypogrifle,  4yr8, 98tl3ft  Carratt  - 
Muscat,  8  yrs,  Sst  9ft  Kearney  - 
Hermidres,3yrs,88t9ft  Criokmere  - 

 ,   .  Faribole,  8  yrs,  Sst  6lb  -  Qoooh  - 

Won  by  two'  lengths,  a  length  and  a  half  between  the  seoond  and 
third.— The  winner  was  bought  in  for  826  soy. 

Prfx  d'Ibos  (handicap)  of  882  soY.  for  the  winner,  and  50  soy.  for  the 
second;  about  a  mile  and  a  half. 


Qonddle  IF,  by  Ruy  Bias, 

8  yi8.  Sat  6ft      -      -  CoYey  1 

DonGigadas,4yr8,9stl8ftA.Wood  2 

Brmlnio,  3  yrs,  Sst  9ft    Hunter  8 


Prontignan,  by  Flageolet* 

4  yrs,  98t  2ft '  -  -  Oooch 
Statuette,  3  yrs,  78t  Tomlisson 
Blonde  II,  4  yrs,  98t  4ft  -  Rolfe 
lioretto,  3  yrs,  78t  -  -  Childs 
Ninetta,  6  yrs,  98t  lift  Carratt 
Won  bj  a  length  and  a  half, 


Paridjftta,4  yrs,  Sst  <dbHopkinB 
GendYe,  4  yrs,  9Bt  4lb  -Carlyle 
Vestris  11,  4  yrs,  Sst  7ft  A.  Wood 
Pefil^,  3  yrs,  7st  6ft  •  Kelly 
Arabella,  8  yrs,  7st  Ift  -  CoYey 


third,  and  a  head  between  the  third  and  fourth. 


half  a  length  between  the  second  tnd 


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CONTINENTAL  RACSINa 


33 


Prix  de  Fay  of  214  aov.;  about  a  mile. 
Dur  ft-Cnire,  by  Fanblas.  t  Brmenffarde,  4yrR,  SstClbHanter  2 

6  yrs,  88t  9Ib      -      Carlyle  1  |  Ifugnet,  4  yn,  Set  9lb  -Carratt  Z 
Won  by  half  a  length,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

Prix  de  Satory  of  293  sot.  for  the  winner,  and  17  sov.  for  the  second; 
about  two  miles  and  a  half. 

Martin  Pecheur  II,  by  Dollar,        I  Bulgarie,  3  yrs,  7et  31b  -  Covey  3 
4yr8,9Bt8lb      -      ■  Bolfe  1  |  Ducis,  3  yrs,  Tst  lib      -  Kelly  - 
Won  by  two  lengths;  Dncis  bolted. 

Tuesday,  Jane  the  9th.~Prix  da  Bois  of  136  sot.;  about  a  mile  and 
seven  farlongs. 


Version,  by  Flavio,  8  yrs, 

Sstlfik  -  -  Watkins 
Liria,  4  yrs,  9Bt  1  IB)      -  Devert 


Gustave  Waaa,  8  yrs, 

1  8st  61b  -      •      -      -  Jones  3 

2  Qugteose,  6  yrs,  98t  11  lb  Sargent  - 
Luce,  aged,  9sbkll9>  Guillemoto  - 

Won  by  three  lengths,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. —The 
winner  was  sold  for  366  sov. 

Prix  du  Raeil  of  188  sov.  for  the  winner,  and  82  for  the  second,  for 
three  yrs  old;  about  a  mile  and  a  half. 


Ortegal,  by  Plutus, 

Sstlllb- 
Despote,  Sst  lift  • 
Sapeur,  Sstllft 
Del  vino,  8st  lift 
Scintillant.  8st  lift- 


Hunter 
R.  Bundy 
Wycherley 
Oxford 
J.  Bundy 


Jodteur,  Sstllft  -  •  Gooch 
Albuquerque,  8st  llfi)  Hopkins 
Mdphistoph^lds.  88t  lift  A.Wood 
Charolaise,  8st  8ft  -  Carlyle 
Rostrenen,  Sst  lift  •  Carratt 


Won  by  a  short  head,  a  length  between  the  second  and  third,  and  a 
head  between  the  third  and  fourth. 

Prix  de  Nanterre  of  176  sov.  for  the  winner,  and  19  for  the  second; 
abont  a  mile  and  seven  furlongs. 


Lavaret,  4  yrs,  98t  2ft  A.  Wood  8 
Ninetta,  6  yrs,  9st-      -  Oarratt  - 


Bamab^,  by  Mortemer,  4  yrs, 

9st2lb  -  -  -  Hunter  1 
Clio,  6  yrs,  96t  6ft-      -    Bolfe  2 

Won  by  three-quarters  of  a  length,  half  a  length  between  the  second 
and  third. 

Prix  de  Saint-Germain  (handicap)  of  269  sov.  for  the  winner,  and  20 
for  the  second;  about  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 


Caf^  Prooope,  by  Braoonnier, 

4  yrs,  9et  6ft  •      -  Hopkins  1 
Pas  B^gaeale,3  yr8,6Btl8ft  Kelly  2 
P.  D.,  4  yrs,  Sst  lift  -  B.  Bundy  3 
Sonrire,  4  yrs,  9st  41b  Bridgeland  - 
Won  by  half  a  length,  a  neck 


Yoltigeor,  6  yrs,  Bst  61b  Carlyle 
Harguillier,  4  yrs,8st  2ft  Carratt 
Mondain,  3  yrs,  7st  lift  Newby 
Dugazon,  8  yrs,  6st  I3ft  Childs 
Statuette,  3  yr8,68t  8fi>Tomlis8on 
between  the  second  and  third. 


Prix  de  Juin  of  469  sov.  for  three  yrs  old;  abont  one  mile  and  a  half. 
Lapin,  by  Salvator,  i  G^rant  du  Bac,  Sst  lift  Oxford  8 

8i5t  lift-  -  -  Bridgeland  1  Mineure,  Sst  8ft  -  Hartley  - 
Tourterelle,  Sst  Sft  -     -Madge  2  |  Won  by  two  lengths,  a  bad  third. 

Prix  de  Chatou  (selling  race)  of  319  sov.  for  the  winner,  and  26  for  the 
second;  about  a  mile  and  seven  farlongs. 

Radioux,  by  Skylark,  4  yrs,  |  Loretto,  8  yrs,  7st  181b   Oxford  8 

9it  2ft  -      -      -      Hartlev  1   Pr6gate,  4  yrs,  Sst  I3ft  -  Dodge  - 

Missy,  6  yrs,  Sst  18ft  Pamath  2  |  Narghil6, 8  yrs,  7st  13lb  Kearney  - 
Won  by  a  length,  the  same  between  the  second  and  third.— The  winner 
was  sold  for  604  sov. 

Thursday,  June  the  nth.— Piix  du  Prd-Oatelan  (seUlng  race)  of 
138  sov.;  about  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 

Tyrolien,  by  Boulof,  8  yrs.  I  Florestan,  5  yrs,  lOst  4lb  Martin  2 

Sst  7ft      -      -      -   Covey  1  |  Bellac,  3  yrs,  Sst  7ft  -  Hartley  8 

b  8 


Digitized  by 


S4  coirrmENTAL  ifAcmG. 

Yidtn*,   jii,  I0st4lb  J.  Ban^y  -I  Gnstaye  Wasa,  3  yn, 
AltaiqiMrqiie,  8  yra,  j    tetTft-      •      -      -  Oxford  - 

Safe  7ft-     -      -      Hopkiitf  -1 

"Won  by  half  a  length,  five  lengths  between  the  second  and  third.— The 
trinner  was  mid  for  403  soy. 

PiJxdela  Muette<BeIlingraoe>of  189  sov.:  abontamileand  aqnarter. 
Faticflle,  by  Ray  Bias,  |  Mscreuee,  8  yrs,  Sst  79>  Carratt  4 

3  yrs,  Sst  7ft-  -  Carlyle  1  I  Criquette,  8  yre,  Sst  7B)  Hartley  - 
Josiane,  3  yrs,  Sst  7fc  Hunter  2  '  Repatatlon,  8yr8,86t79>  Hopkins  - 
8abi«e,  0  yrs.  lOst  41b  J.  Bandy  8  '  Lady  Murray,  8yr8, 8st7ft  Gooeh  - 

Won  by  a  length,  a  head  each  between  the  second,  third,  and  foorth. 
—The  winner  wms'sold  for  941  soy. 

Prix  Seymonr  of  470  sov.  for  the  winner,  and  40  boy.  for  the  second' 
for  three  yrs  old;  about  a  mile  and  a  half. 

Plaisanterie,  Sst  Sib  Hartley  1 1  Rigoletto,  7st10ft  -  -  Coyey  8 
Barberlne,  Sst  8ft  -      •  Carlyle  3  ]  Mondain,  7st  10ft  -      -Oxford  4 

Won  by  two  lengths,  four  lengths  between  the  second  and  third,  and 
two  lesgthe  between  the  third  and  fourth. 

Prix  de  Deanville  of  456  soy.  for  the  winner,  and  40  boy.  fortheseoood; 
about  a  mile  and  a  half. 

Present  Tim^s  by  Phtolx,  I  Pra  DiaYolo,  4  yrs,  9st  4ft  Bodge  3 

8yrs,  78tl2ft  -  Xnxtay  l|  Won  yery  easily  by  fonr  lengths. 
Prix  de  la  Porte  Maillot  of  120  boy.  for  the  winner,  and  20  soy.  for  the 

serond;  about  a  mile. 

Ali  Bey,  by  Fanblas,  5  yrs,  I  Sonrire,  4  yrs,  9st4fi>  Bridgeland  - 

78t  12ft  -      -      -      C^lyle  1   Ermengarde,  4  yrs, 
La  Bult^e,  aged,  9st-    Kearney  2  |    Sst  •      -      -      Hunter  (disq.) 
Brmengarde  came  in  fliat,  bat  was  disqaalified,  on  the  ground  of  a 
cross,  and  the  race  awarded  to  Ali  Bey,  who  came  in  second,  beaten 
a  length-  and  a  half,  La  Bnltee  being  third,  beaten  three-^iueartera  of 
a  length. 

Prix  la  Moskowa  of  298  soy.  for  the  winner,  and  1 7  soy.  for  the  second; 
about  two  miles  and  a  half. 

Martin  Pteheur  II,  4  yrs,  |  06rant  du  Bac,3yr8,7st7ft  Childs  3 

Sst  18ft-     -      -      Oacratt  1   Trabucoa,  4  yrs,  9st  4lb    Kolfe  - 

Bamab^,  4  yrs,  9st  lift  Hunter  2  I  Bolgarie,  8  yrs,  7Bt  4ft-  Coyey  - 
Won  by  thi^ee-qaarters  «f  a  lAgth,  four  lengths  between  the  seeood 
and  third. 

Saturday,  June  the  18th.— Prix  du  Mont  Yaierien  (selling  race)  of 
116  80Y.;  rather  more  than  a  mile  end  a  quarter. 


Ducbesf*,  by  Braeonnier,  or 

TuFUlaire,  8  yrs,  7st  Sib  Childs  1 
Preeminence,  8  yrs, 

Sst  8ft-  -  -  Hopkins  3 
Diligence,  8  yrs,  Sst  8ft  Famath  8 
Onglette.  4  y rB,9st9ft  Bridgeland  • 
Cailbf rt,  i  yrs,  98t  4ft  Carratt  - 
'Chf  Talifr,4  yrs,  9st4ftR.Bnndy 


Nonant,  8  yrs.^st  7ft  Oxford 
Ben«iBBaiioe,8yrB,  8st8ft  Martin 
Faribole,  3  yrs,  Sst  8ft  Oooch 
Ramadan,  8yT8,7stl!2ft  Shepherd 
Muacat,  8  yrs,  7st  ISlb  Kearney 
Villebon,  Syrs,  7st12ftWycherley 
Sully,  8  yrs,  78t  12ft  -  Kelly 
Bonlette,  8'  yrs.  7st  8ft  Hartley 


Won  by  two  lengths,  half  a  length  between  the  second  and  third.— The 

>.-tuTier'was  bought  in  for246!80Y. 
Prix  de  I'Bt^  (handicap)  of  880  soy.  for  the  winner,  and  30  soy.  for  the 

ficcond;  about  a  roile. 


Df  spote,  by  Dor.  Carlos,  8  yrs, 

7Ft7ft  -  -  -  Kelly  1 
Biobelien ,  4  yrs,  96t  1  lib  Carlyle  0 
Paiidjftta.  4j re,  8Btl2ft  Hopkins  0 
Dirrc^rice,  4  yrs,  9st  lift  BolUs 
Grayin*.  4  yrs,  9ft      B.  Bandy 


Biaddme,  5  yrs,  Sst  12ft  Hartley  - 

Ortegal,  8  yrs,  Sst  -  Wycberley  - 
Ballye-Cbamant,  4  yrs, 

7Bt  f  ft      -      -      Kearney  - 

Bonbon,  Syrs,  7st4ft  Bridgeland  - 

Qnestenr,  8  yra,  f St  9ft  Pinfold  - 


Y^nx  asily  by  two  lengths,  a  dead  heat  for  second  place. 


Digitized  by 


'Vtix'de  ia 9^<«r flo^.'for- %1»eiwiii««ry4Utd'^  wr.'for  Ihe  weond, 
for  three  yrs  old;  rather  more  than  a  mile  and  tiiFe»^arten. 
La(vandldre,byIXAIar,8Bfe€k>och  !1  I  TanHf,7e«1«b      •     Hartley  S 
O^rantxlu  Bac,  8st  81b  'Oxford  13  |  Berg«rac,  8st  81b    -    Kearney  - 

Won  easily  by  half  A  length,  thi«e  lengths  betw«en  tSie  second  -and 
third. 

Prix  de  Headon  of  429  sot.  for  the  winner,  and  30  scnr.  for  the  second; 
Abonc  a  mile  and  seven  forlongg. 


H6ro8, 4yi:8,  '88t  8ft      Hartley  • 
GHuf.  by6tiaoehAito-*Steppe. 
4  yrs,  8bC  aflkiiGwVartholomesr 


Martin  Ptoheur  II,  by 

Dollar,  4  yes,  Bst  lUb  Oanratt  1 
Dar-&-Caira,6yra«8atltb  K««mey  S 
Biobette,  6  yr«,  78t  12Ib  Oxfexd  9 
Won  in  a  eanter  by  a  tettgtii,  atx  lenfrUts  betwesn  rtho^noond  and  tlitrd. 
Prix  de  Ferridres  (selling  race)  of  240  sot.  for  the  winner,  and  12  sot. 
for  the  second;  rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  qoarter. 
Le  Sceptre,  by  Scottich  I  Bellac,  3  yrs,  8st  71b      Carratt  - 

Chief,  4  yrs,  «8t  181b  Hopkins  1  |  Pippo,  8- yrs,  Sst  71b  Wycherley  - 
Don  Gigadas,  4yr8, 9stl31b  Rolfe  2   Balanoelle,  3  yrs,  Bst  81b  Carlyle  - 
Mondain,  8  yrs,  Bst  71b  Oxford  8  I  Iiocomotire,  8  yrs, 
Valois,  6  yrs,  lOst  41b  J.  Bnndy  -  f    Bst  31b      -      -     Kitchener  - 
Won  easily  by  a  length  and  a  half,  a  head  between  theaecond  and  third. 

—The  winner  was  bought  in  for  604  sot. 
Prix  d'Ai^pentenil  of  2*21  sot.;  about  a  mile  and  -a  half. 
Clio,  by  Dollar  ,6yr8,9Btll  lb  B(dfe  1  1  AH  Bey  ,-5  yrs,  lOsfe  -      Oariyle  • 
TTrande, '4  yrs,  9st  71b  Hunter  It   Sapeur,  8  yrs,  Bst      Wycherley  - 
Oeoi:«ina,:4  yrs,  88t  71b  Dodge  3  I  Lointto,  3  yrs,  Bst  -      Oxford  - 
Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 
.Sunday,  June  the  ]46h.— Prix  d'ArmenouTitie  (selling  raoe)  of 
146 SOT.;  about  a  mile  and  half. 

B6T61ation ,  by  Perplexe,  |  Villobon,  8  yrs,  8st2lb Wycherley  - 

4  yr9,  9st  71b      •     Hopkins  1    Diligence,  8  yrs, 
Faribole,  8  yrs,  78t  181b  -  Oooch  2  |    78t  131b      -      -  Farnath  (disq) 
Won  by  three  lengths ;  Diligence  came  in  third,  beaten  four  lengths, 
but  was  disqualified,  as  his  jockey  could  not  draw  his  weight.— The 
winner  was  sold  for  200  sot. 
Prix  d'lspahan  of  416  eov.  for  the^  winner,  and  24  bot.  for  tha  second ; 
about  a  mile  and  a  half. 


Bespote,    3  yrs, 

78t  lin>  -  -  Bridgeland  1 
Dlapr6e,  8  yrs,  78t  7Ib  Hartley  2 

Won  by  three  lengths,  the  same 


La  Bnltto,  aged,  Sst  41^  Kearney  8 
Fra  DiaTOk),  4  yn,98tl31b  Dodge  4 
.  D^m^.  8  yrs,  7st  4ft      -  Kelly  - 
t)etween  the  second  and  third,  and  a 


bead  between  the  third  and  fourth. 
Prix  de  la  Ville  (handicap)  of  873  bot.  for  the  winner,  and  20  sot.  for 
the  second;  about  two  miles. 
O^rant  da  Bac,  by  Nougat, 


Blonde  II,4yrB,8sWft  Bridgeland  - 

Issy,  4  yrs,  7st  109>   -  Kearney  - 

Altb^a,  3yrs,^tl3ft     Childs  - 

Duohesse,3yrs,  08t  ISft  T.  Brown  - 


3  yrs,  78t  5ft      -      Hartley  1 
Tipeter,  4  yrs,  7st  91b   -  JeUis  3 
Na:iehild,  3  yrs,  6st  lift-  Allen  8 
PasB^gueule,8yrB,68t6lbKelly  4 
Won  by  a  neck,  three  lengths  between  the  Beoond  and  third,  and  half 

a  length  between  the  third  and  fourth. 
Orand  Prix  ^e  Paris  of  8504  sot.  for  the  wianer,  .400  sot.  for  the 
second,  and  200  sot.  for  the  third, for ditaree  yrs  old;  aboat  a  mile  aad 
fiCTen  f  nrloags. 

Laptn,  Bst  9b    -    Bridgeland  ' 


Paradox,  by  43terllng, 

88t9tb     .     -     -Aroher  1 

Beluisant,  Bst  9fi>  •     -    Bolfe  2 

Present  Times,  Bst  99>  -Kearney  8 


Barberine,  Bst  6ft  -  Carlyle 
The  Condor,  Bst  9Ib  -  Hunter 
Bxtra,  Sst  9ft    -      B.  Bundy 


Won  Tery  easily  by  a  length,  three  lengths  between  the  second  rand 
third,  and  a  neck  between  the  third  and  fourth. 


Digitized  by 


^8  'CmiaNEinnLr'RlASaESK}. 

'49flMdFrlz  dtftaTlte  imSUagnoo)  at  m*Mr.  for  th*  winner,  iM»r. 
for  tin  seoood,  «nd  40  lov.  fbr  th«  tMfd;  sboat  one  mile  and  flre  fnr- 
longB. 

fionrira^     Ublaa<  iyxi,  1  ReloiflaBt,  S  yn,  Sat  lllb  Bolfe  S 

88t8Ib      •      •  BridgeUad  1  I  G^rant  da  Bao«3yzB,7etl31bCloat  S 
One  other  ran.— Won  by  two  ter^rthe,  a  head  between  the  seoond  and 
tbird.~The  winner  waa  adld  tor  744  toy. 


CHOLET. 

8rin>AT,  June  the  flit.— Prix  do  Ooovemement  of  4B  bot.;  about  a 
mile  and  a  half. 

Arleqnin,  by  Beanrepaire,  |.Qilentale,4yra,10Bt8ft  Hemminar  S 

SyTS.8Bt2Ib      -      Vanidre  ij 

Three  others  ran.-^wan  easily  by  a  length. 

BAZAS. 

Wednksdat,  June  the  94th.— Prtx  de  la  Tille  of  90  sot.,  aboat  amile 
and  a  half,  was  won  by 

Molina,  by  Mandrake,  8  yrs  (Alfrhonse),  beating  Oyms,  4  yrs,  Catalan, 
S  yrs,  and  two  t>ther8. 

Friz  de  la  Sooi^  of  44  tor.,  rather  mora  than  a  mile  and  ahali^was 
won  by 

Cyrus  le-Jenne,  by  Fondre-de-Ghwrre,  3  yrs.  Set  9lb  (Cnimingtoo),  beat- 
ing Yiole,  3  yrs,  Set  91b  (Williams),  and  Bdr^lation,  4  yrs,  lOst  (owner). 

MONTAUBAN. 

Thubsdat,  June  the  2«tb.— Friz  de  laEsrme  of  80  bov.  for  the  winner, 
and  14  sov.  for  the  second;  abont  a  mile  and  a  half, 
fioeptiqne,  by  TThlan,  I  Good  Friday,  8  yrs,  Sst  51b  Ghieen  2 

3  yrs,  7et  lOlb      -Bridgeland  l*  I  lU^a,  3  yrs,  7st  IQft  Harriason  '3 
Three  others  ran.->Won  easily  by  a  length,  a  bad  third. 

Prix  de  la  Ville  (selling  raoe)  of  40  sov.;  aboot  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 
Cosaque,  by  Archimandrite,         I  QUI,  3  yxs,  Sst  6lt    -  Hanrisson  S 

3  yrs,  7Rt  im      -      lilies  1  | 
One  other  ran.— Won  by  a  short  neck.— The  winner  was  bought  in  for 

88  SOT. 

Prix  de  la  Soci^t^  d'Bnoouragement  of  127  sot.;  about  a  mUe  and  a 
quarter. 

Madame  Potrffard,  by  Bagdad,       I  Trascuelo,  3  yrs,  Sst  29>  Hodges  2 
8yr8,70tim      -      .  MiHs  1  I  Vienne,!)yrs  7st  18ft  Bridgeland  3 
Won  Tsry  easily,  a  short  head  between  the  second  and  third. 

BUNDAY,  June  the  28th.-Piix  de  la  Laode  (selling  raoe)  of  40  eoT.; 
•  mbout  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 

Gill,  by  GUbert,  3  yrs,  I  Oosaqae,  3  yrs,8staft.    GiUes  9 

7st  79>  .    HairisBon  1 1  Won  Teiy  easily  by  asrerailengtha. 

Prix  de  1' Hippodrome  of  80  sot.  for  the  winner  and  10  sot.  for  the 
eeooDd,  for  three  yrs  old;  rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  half. 
Van-Dick  II,  by  Yignemale,  I  Frascnelo,  Sst  ISlb  -  W.  (hooper  9 

Sst  llA  .     .  Mills  1  I  Gk)od-Friday.  Sst  131b    -  Green  3 

One  other  ran.— Won  Teiy  easily,  a  bad  third. 

Mx  Principal  of  109  sot.;  abont  a  mile  and  seren  fnrtongs. 
Madame  Ponflard,  3  yrs,  7st  19ft,  walked  o?er. 


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Prtr  4ci'€(mMn  'Ota#ril  de  Tsm-and'Ckaoiiiie  (huidioMp)  of '64  sot. 
for  the  winner,  and  12  boy.  for  the  Bcoond;  about  a  mile  and  three  far* 
longs. 

Bolla,  by  Beaorepatre,  3  yrs,         |  Tambotar-de-Baaqve,  8  yrs, 
Set  9fc      -      -    W.  Cooper  1 1    %eV9m      -      -      Williams  8 

Malibran  II,  4yre,  96t  lltt>Green  2  |  Arlequin,  8  yrs,  8st  61b     -      •  - 
Won  easily  Sy.aieiigth  and  a  half »  half  a  ae<d(  between  the  second  and 
third. 


EOURGOM. 

Sunday,  Jmae  the  28th.->Prix  de  la  Ville4>f  60  sot.,  about  a  mile  and 
three  furlongs,  was  won  by 

Tabarka,  by  Faublas,  6  yrs  (O.  Bartholomew),  beating  Dagobert,  8  yrs 
(Cornet),  second,  and  Ckwd,  4  yrs  (Paml),  third. 


GEMOZAC. 

Sunday,  June  the  28th.~Priz  du  Conseil  Municipal  of  28  sot.,  about 
mile  and  seven  furlongs,  was  won  by 
Vingt-Mars,  by  Val^rien,  4  yrs,  lOst  12Ib  (Ally),  beating  Bright  Idea, 
6  yrs,  lOst  121b  (Simon),  second,  Sylphide,  4  yrs,  lOst  4ft  (third),  and 
another. 

MABMANDE. 

Sunday,  June  the  28th.<— Prix  de  la  Yille  (selling  taoe)  of  48  sot.  for 
the  winner,  and  18  for  the  second;  abont  a  mUe. 

Molina,  by  Bon-Viraiit,  |  His  Majesty,  4  yrs,  9st  69)-      •  2 

3  yrs,  7st41b  -      -   Alphonse  1  |  Mirabelle,  3  yrs,  Tst  4lb    -  -8 
Two  others  ran.— Won  by  two  lengths,  a  bad  third.— The  winner  was 
bought  in  for  50  sot. 

Monday,  June  the  28th.— Prix  de  la  Soci^t^  (handicap)  of  72  sot.  for 
the  winner,  16  for  the  second,  and  8  for  the  third;  rather  more  than  a 
mile  and  a  quarter. 

Coquelicot.  by  Plutns,  |  Arbaldte  II,  6  yrs, 

Syrs,  9Bt6fc      -  Hemming  1      Bet  12ft  -      -      •  Charrett  8 

Bloucistan,  5  yrs,  88t  7ft  GiUes  2  |  Violet,  3  yrs.  Set  2ft  -      •      -  4 
Woa  easily  by  a  length,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and  third,  a 
short  bead  between  the  third  and  fourth. 

MAHBEILLES  Bummbb  Mkstifo. 

Sunday,  June  the  28th.— Prix  de  la  Plage  (selling  race)  of  40  iot.; 
about  a  mile. 

Dameret,  by  Berryer,  8  yrs,  I  Ontario,  5  yzB,  lOst  6ft  -  owner  2 

Tst  lOD)      -      -      -   Ivey  1  |  Miss  Lucy,  8  yrs.  Jet  6ft-  Covey  3 
Won  by  a  length,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and  third.— The  win- 
ner was  sold  for  42  sot. 
Prix  des  Phoc^ens  (handicap)  of  60  sot.  for  the  winner,  and  10  sot.  for 
thespoond;  (atontlemen  riders;  about  a  mile  and  a  furlong. 
Talisman,  by  Nougat,  |  Pominet,8yiB,  lOst  lift  -      -  2 

5  yrs,  list  9Ib  -  M.  Rambaud   1  |  Agate,  5  yrs,  list  181b      -      -  8 
Won  by  half  a  length,  a  bad  third. 

Prix  du  Conseil  G^n^al  of  H  sot.  for  the  winner,  and  12  sot.  for  the 
seoond ;  abont  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 

L'Bperon,  by  Gilbert,  8  yrs,  I  ATenir,  4  yrs,  1  Ost  1ft  -  Staples  2 

8st  2ft      -      -      -     iTey  1  |  Banderolle,  4  yrs,  Sst  12tt>  Covey  8 
One  other  raa.~  Won  Tery  eai^  by  a  length,  half  a  length  between  the 
second  amd  third. 


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Friz  de  la  Yffle  (bandte«p)-of  M  wr.  for  the  winner,  and  20  eor.  for 
Moood!  rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  half. 

M^tropole,  by  Wellingtonia,  I  Conlon,  8  yrs.  Set  7lb  -    Moore  2 

8  yrs«  8et  111b  -      -  Staples  1  |  L'Bperon,  8  yrs.  Set  61b     -Ivej  S 
Won  by-a  neck,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

NARBONNE  Summer  Meeting. 

Sunday,  Jane  the  28th.<>Prlz  des  Tribnnee  (handicap)  of  43  sot.; 
rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  half. 

Version,  by  FlaTio,  3  yre,  I  Nana,  5  yrs,  Set  6ft  -      -      -  S 

Set  lift  1  I  Won  by  a  length. 

ROUEN. 

MONDAY,  June  the  29th.— Prix  de  la  Seine-Inferieore  (handicap)  of 
1 34  SOT.  tor  the  winner,  and  20  sot.  for  the  second;  about  a  mile  and  a 
forloncr. 

Bonbon,  by  SalTator,  I  Monsqoeterie,  8  yrs, 

8yrs,7etl0ft      -Bridgeland  1      TstUb-      -      -     Hartley  3 
I  F.D.,4yr8,98tllft-      Bnndy  3 
Won  by  ahead,  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 

Prix  de  la  SoGi^t6  d'Encooragement  of  428  sot.  for  the  winner,  and 
34  SOT.  for  the  second;  abont  a  mil^  and  seven  fnrlongs. 
Boetrenen,  by  Montargis,  )  Diafw^  8  yra,  Tst  13Ib  Kearney  2 

8  yrs,  8^2 ft      -      Hartl^  1  i  BlondeII,4yrs,98t  7ft  Bridgeland  3 
One  other  ran.—Won  liy  two  lengths,  a  length  between  the  second  and 
third. 

Prix  Fauchet  of  260  sot.  for  the  winner,  and  24  sot.  for  the  second, 
for  three  yrs  old;  about  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 

Balancelle.  by  Znt,  I  laTandidre,  Sat  Sib-      Hartley  2 

Tst  I3ft      -      -     Kearney  1  |  Lapin,  Set  lift      -  Bridgeland  3 
Won  by  a  head,  half  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 

Prix  du  Ck>nsetl  Mundpal  of  478  sot.  for  the  winner,  and  40  sot.  for 
the  second;  about  a  mile  and  flTe  furlongs. 

Martin  Pteheur  II,  by  I  Riante,  8  yrs,  7st  4ft    Watldns  2 

Dollar,  4  yre,  lOst     Hartley  1  |  Won  by  a  neck. 

VINCENNES  ST7MMER  MSETINO. 

Monday,  June  the  29th.~Prix  de  Chaumont  (selling  race)  of  96  sot.; 
about  half  a  mile. 


Themis,  by  Consul,  4  yrs, 

Ost  21b  -  -  Newman  1 
(Talvados,  i  yrs,  Sst  12ft-  Jones  2 
V6nerie,  4  yrs,  Qst  2ft  -  King  8 
Barbery,  4  yrs,  9st  6it>  Gocksedge 


Bimbachi,  4yrB,  S8tl2ft  Oooch  - 

Salade,  5  yrs,  98t  2ft   -   Madge  - 

Hermidres,  8  yrs,  8st3!b  Osborne  - 

Piqtlre,  8  yrs.  Set  9lb  Gauthier  - 

Claris,  8  yrs,  Sst  -      -   Barton  - 
Won  by  a  length,  the  same  between  the  second  and  tfaird.—The  winner 
was  sold  for  120  sot. 

Prix  de  Chelles  (handicap)  of  165  sot.;  about  a  mile  and  a  furlong. 


Innooentc,  by  Mirliflor, 

8  yrs,  Set  5ft  -      -      Gooch  1 
Artisan,  3  yrs,  Ost  19>-     Oarlyle  2 
EgCrie,  4  yrs,  98t  91b  (Mckmere  8 
Sabine,  6  yrg,  dst  lift     Bundy  - 
Won  by  a  length,  four  lengths 


Felicia,  8  yrs.  9st  6ft  -  Wood 
Glaci^re.  3  yrs,  Sst  lift  OarraU 
Erminio,  8  yrs,  Sst  91b  Hnnt«sr 
Arabella,  8  yrs.  Sat  7ft  Bolfe 

between  the  second  and  third. 


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Prix  de  GlMii7  (selling  moe)  of  8S  mr.;  rather  more  than  a  mile  and 
a  quarter. 

Foolarde,  by  Gontrui,  Sentenoienz,  Z  jtb, 

Sjra,  7Bt7l»  -  OHokmere  I  Set  »ft  -  •  Wyoherley  S 
GriiitieUe.8yrB,8afe1ft  Oarratt  3  liOoomotiiTe,  Z  yrs, 

8st  8&>    -      >     Kitchener  - 
Won  easily  by  three  lengths,  a  bad  third;  Looomotiye  was  left  at  the 
post.  -The  winner  was  bought  in  for  140  bot. 

Prix  de  la  St  Pierre  of  138  sot.;  rather  umm  than  a  mile  and  a  half. 

S^ika,  by  Straochino,  |  LocomotiTe,  3  yrs, 

3  yrs,  7st  131b  -    Crlckmere  1 1    7nt  121b      -      -   Kitchener  3 
anise,  3  yrs,  8st  m    -  Carratt  2  |  Sabine,  5  yrs,  9st  51b    -  Bandy  - 
Won  by  five  lengths,  a  bad  third. 

SONDAT.  Jnly  the  12th.— Prix  dea  Haras  cf  120  sot.;  abontamile  and 
seven  furlongs. 

Ortegal,  by  Plotus,  8  yrs,  F  Poularde,8yrs,7st  8Ib  Crickmere  2 

8st  3ft      -  -  Hunter  1  [  Won  by  two  lengths. 

Prix  des  Sanlea  (selling  raoe)  of  68  sot.,  for  three  jib  old;  rather  more 
than  half  a  mUe. 

Faribole,  by  Boi  de  U  Hon-  I  Sully,  Sat  7ft-      -      -  Garlyle  2 

ta«me,88tlft    -      .  Gooch  1 1  Sorpriae*  88t  1ft  -      J.Bundy  S 
Won  by  a  head,  two  lengths  between  the  seoond  and  third.— The  winner 
was  sold  for  138  SOT.  . 

Prix  de  Saint  Mand^  (handicap)  of  134  sot.  for  the  winner,  and  16  ior. 
tar  the  second;  rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 
Fdlah,  by  Dollar,  4  yrs,  I  Panique,  aged,  Set  -     T.  Lane  8 

8st  lift      .      -  Wyoherley  1  i  Muguet,  4  yrs,  Sst  10l>    -      -  - 
nN>ntignan,4yr«,  dst  lift  Qoooh  2  |  Ninette,  3  yrs,  78t  3ft      -      -  - 
Won  by  a  neck,  six  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

SOKDAT.  July  the  19th.-Piix  d'ATToo  (selling  raoe)  of  96  sot.;  aboat 
fire  furlongs. 

OslTados.  by  Rrabhw,  4  yn,  Faribole.  8  yrs,  8st  8Ib  - 

-  8et  lOlb  .  .  T.  IMM  1  Boi-ne-Sais,  8sli  10ft  •  •  .  - 
Ninette,  8  yrs,  7rt  18ft  -  Price  2  WaTekss,  8  yrB,7Bt  13Ib  -  -  - 
Solly,  8  yrs,  8st  lift  -  Laris  3  Hetman,  3  yrs,  8at  lllb  -  >  - 
TteBria,  4  yrs.  Set  lib  - 

Won  easily  by  six  lengths.— The  winner  was  sold  for  124  sot. 
Prix  da  Baincy  (seUing  race)  of  128  sot.;  rather  more  than  a  mile  and 
a  quarter. 

Lady  If uiraj,  by  Booooo^  |  Tyrolien,  3  yrs,  78t  131b  Oxford  S 

8  yrs,7st  lOIb      -  J.  Bnndy  1 1  Panlonia,  8  yrs,  7st  13ft  •      -  - 

Chambecaa,  8  jiu,  ] 
7stl3!b-     -     -(Mdkmere  2| 

Won  by  half  a  length,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and  third.— The 
winner  was  sold  for  160  sot. 
Prix  de  Julllet  of  226  sot.  for  the  winner,  and  16  sot.  for  the  second; 

rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  half. 

Biante,  ^  Rayon  d'Or,  Ortegal,  3  yrs,  8st  8ft    Hunter  3 

3yrs,78tUft      -      Oxford  1   Quise,  3  yrs,  78t  12ft  -      -      •  - 

Pas  B^eule,  3  yrs,  Bmile,  3  yrs,  8st  81b  •      -      -  - 

78t^  -      •     -  Oickmare  2  Saphir,  3  yrs,  7st  12!b      -      •  - 

Won  by  three^uarters  of  a  length,  threelengths  between  the  second  and 
third. 

Prix  de  Rbeny  of  118  sot.  for  the  winner,  and  22  sot.  for  the  second, 
for  three  yrs  old;  about  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 

Bellac,  byMontargi8,8Bt2Ib  King  1   Savoyarde,  3  yrs,  78t  13ft  -     -  - 
Fanfare,  7st  18ft     -     Gooch  2  Pensif,  8  yrs,  Sst  lift      -      -  . 
QoBsteur,  Set  2ft     -  Newman  8  Cupidon,  8  yrs,  8st  2ft     -     •  - 
Won  easily  by  two  lengths,  a  bad  third. 


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LA  POUX. 


Sunday,  Jaly  the  Ml—  Ptiz  -da  Oolfe  of  99  mrw.  Jbr-ihe  wimieryiiid 
IQ  eoT.  for  the  second,  nmaeif  a  mile,  was  wen  by 
Yengeur,  by  lyArtagaui,  tyr^SetSUb  (Oacter),  tailiiB|r  Oombbe^^yn, 

>8BeM>  feeoond),  and  tlpo  others. 

Prix  de  la  Rooi^t^  (bandioap)  ol'tS  aov.;  abont  a  mite  and  three  fur- 
longs. 

BandecoUe,  by  Blland,  4  71s,  PsUft,  mdiMct  OY«r. 

Pri2  da  Conseil  Qinfml  of  t5  se^  for  the  winner,  and  12  aoT.  for  the 
second,  nearly  a  mile,  was  woa  hy 

Dameret,  by  Berrler,  3  yrs,  98t      (Caaret).  beating  Vengeor,  8  yra,  Set 
(second),  and  two  others. 

SAINT  LO. 

Sunday,  July  the  fith.— Prix  !dn  Gouvecnement  of  92  aoT.  ftv  the 
first,  and  20  sov.  for  the  second;  about  a  mile  and  a  quarts. 
'IMoeptioB,  by  SaxifMse,  I  Dams.aTis,  Tst  im  Famatti  S 

S  yrs,  78t  101b      -      -Coyey   l|        Won  easily  by  a  kogtii. 

liEAUVAIS  £qmmbr  Mbbting. 

Sunday,  July  the  fith.— Prix  Principal  of  IMwr.;  about  annlle  and 
v«even  furlongs. 

Faucille,  by  Rny  Bias,  8  yra,  1  TbiAiioos,  4yTS,-est  lift   BoUe  t 

«Bt  •      -      -      .  Oxford  1   Diapr^  8  yra.  Sat      B.  BaDOz  * 

Er^te,  4.^,  tOst    -   Do^ge  sj 
Won  by  half  alesgth,  a  iMsd  each  bettveon  tbe  seoond,  third*  and 
fourth. 

Priz  du  TMsaiB  ISBlliDgme)  of  M>80v:.;  rather  moiethaa -a  milB. 


Hetman,  3  yrs,  7st  1 A  Martim  - 

Fariboto,  8  yi8,  7Bt  Sm     Gkwdh  - 

Solly,  S  yrs,  7st  lib  •      Kelty  - 

R^vtatioa,4l  yn,6rt  laib  OhiUs  - 

Olart^  8  yrs,  <st  M  -    Baiiaii  - 


Lady  Murray,  by  Rococo, 
-  8  yrs,  Tst  91b  -      -      Pfeloe  1 
Oriquette,  8  yrs,  TatSft  Hartley  2 
Matador  It,  4  yrp,8st  131b  Dodge  8 
8onnet,6  yT8;9^  9db        Xjaoe  -  . 
Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  three-qnarters  of  «  ^xu|th 
•asooadt  and  «hitvjW~i<Tbe  (wfuBcn  was  osAtlbr  l62«ov. 

Prix    la  fieefiHiS  VTBRooaragement'  of  m^eer.'fiir  the  •wiimer^  aad  IS 

for  the  second;  about  a  mile  and  a  half. 

FauciUe,  9^  yrs,  ^sti^ft :  Oxford  1 )  Tardif , »  71*,  astJIb  Hartley  (ataq.) 
Ortegal,  3  yrs,  Sst  6tt  -  Hunter  2  | 
Tardif  came  in  first  by  a  length  and  a  half,  but  was  diaqaalftfledonttie 

ground  of  a  cross,  and  the  raee  awarded  to  Fauoille,  who  came  in 

-second,  beattng  Qrtegal  by  the  same  dfsfaaiioe. 

Prix  de  la.Mye-au-itoy  (selling  race)  of  122  sot^;  rather  more  than  a 
mile  and  a  qnstrter. 

Ermengarde.  by  Flageolet,  '  1  Dur-ft-CotRi,  6  yrs, 

4  yrs,  9st  m  -     -  Hunter  1  i    9st      -      -      •  R.  Bnndy  2 
Won  4)y  two  lengths.-^  The  winner  was  sold  for  600  sot. 

'  Grand  Handicap  of  822  aov.  forliie  wisMHr*  94  for  the  seooMA,  and  12 
ttot  ihonttxiiU ;  latettt  a  xnfio  awl  (ttaree.fiiKioB0k 


Anglomane,  by  Idas,  8  yrs, 

SataA    -      -     -      Kelly  1, 

r.P.,  4  yrs,  88t  71b    -    Bandy  7. 

Spika,  3'yrs,.7et  -      -    Barlen  S' 

Frontignan,  4  yrs.Sst  18ft  Gooch  >4 
Eanique,  aged,  Sst  j6]b  -  Lane 


Layandidre,  8  yrs, 

8st2]b  •  •  •  Keamiy  - 
Surprenant, '  S  300, 

7st7ft  -  'Sl^herlefy  - 

BFftpoxte  II;  3  yn,  '6at  abChilda  - 


Won  by  a  lefgthuyod  a.haU;.alieadaaoh  between-tbe  second,  third,  wd 
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Prtz  delaT^nne  M'TQO  mr,  for  the-wiBBer^siid  98  fta^fhe  noond; 
nearly  two  miles  and  a  qnarter. 

L'Ange  Ivgrat,  by  GteentMOk,         Mondaln,  3  yrs,  Set  21b  Kewby  - 
4yn,  SstlOft   -      -  Bandy  1   K«naRe,  3  yrs,  78t  18fl>     Kelly  - 
.Ali  Bey,  l>yiB,8et  lift  Gar^yle  2  FnuBoe,  S  fxs,  Tat  7ft       Gooeh  - 
GUo,  6yrB,  lOstllb     -     Bolfe  8 
Won  by  a  neok^a  head.  between  tbe  seoond  and  third;  KersagefeU,  and 
Eiance  bolted. 

MONDAY,  Jnly  the  6th.— Prix  Spteial  of  61  ear,  for  three  yrs  old; 
rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  half. 

Mondain,byMarB,8BtIlAVewby   1  |  Kjeiaage,  8Bt  SA      -      -Kelly  3 
Won  by  two  lengths. 

Prixdn  Bois  dn  Paro  <aBUing>noe)  of  93  bot.;  abont  a  mile  and 
three  furlongs. 

Oriquette,  by  Gkintean,  8  yra,        I  Tyrolien,  8  yrs,  Bst  lib  -  Madge  3 
7Bt81b      -      -      -    King  1  I  Facility  4 yrs.  88t  lift  -  Gooch  - 
Won  by  two  lengths. 

Prix  da  Canada  (handioap)  of  116  sot.  for  the  winner,  and  13  lor.  fo 
the  seoond;  rather  more  Uian  a  mile. 


Artisan,  by  Bnehanteor  II, 

3yTB,8Btllft  -      -Carlyle  1 

Themis,  4  yrs,  8st  21bWycherley  2 

Fatinitza,  5  yrs,  Sst  9lb  -   Flint  ~ 


Sabretache  II,  4  yrs, 

98t4ft-  -  •  Carratt  - 
Innooente,  8  yrs,  88t  6Ib  -  Gooch  - 
Cornet,  8  yrs,  88t  1ft  Tamer 


Won  by  thrai^qnartenof  a  lengtb,.five  lengths  between  the  seoond  and 
third. 

Grand  Prix  de  Beanvais  of  486  tov.  for  the  winner,  40  sot.  for  the 
seoond,  and  20  sot.  for  tha  third;  about  a  mile  and  sSTen  farlongs. 


H^roe,  by  Footainebleaa, 

4  yrs.  Bet  6ft      -  Hartley 
Martin  Pitotaenr  II,  4  yrs, 

98tl8ft      -      -      .  Rolfe  2 
leucine,  8  yrs,  7st  lift  -Childs  8 
Won  by  three  lengths,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and  third,  and 


Le  Soeptre,  4  yrs,  BstSlbHoptdns 
Frigate,  4  yzs,  Set  lib  -  Gooch 
L'ABgeIagrai4yra,8BtlJb  Bnndy 
Ninetta,  6  yrs,  8st  8lb  Carratt 


4J»rae  ]ei)gths.between  ibe.third  and  fourth ^ Ninetta  feU. 
Prix  ds  Saint  Just  of  120  sot.;  about  one  mile  and. a  halt 


Biante,  by  Bayon  d'Or,  8  yrs, 

SstlOlb  -  -  -Oxford  1 
BeHflc.8yrB,tttl«b  Uortler  3 
Difil«,^7T8, 86tUtb    ^Oaidyto  J 

Won  byi^^'length,  fl^-teigihs  between  tbe  «aoond  and  tibind. 


Luttenr  11,  "8  yrs, 

SstlsS)  -  -  Wycftietiey  - 
H«tBMn,>8ym,.aBtl8lb  *Martin  - 


SAINT  BRIEUC. 

Sunday,  July  the  6th.— Prix  Special  of  62  sot.  for  three  yrs  old; 
SMkher  more  than  a  mile  and  akalL 

Conqu^rant  II,  by  Bagdad,  I  Pominet,  8et  1  lfl>  -      -    Jones  3 

«8t4ft  -      •  Pantal  l|     Won  eaeUy  by  .  half  a  length. 

Prix  de  la  Soci€t^  d'Encouragement  of'138  sot.;  about  a  mtleanda 
quarter. 

Tan  Diok  II,  by  Yignemale,         jLPOle  Nord,  6  yrs,  lOst  lib  Page  3 
3  yrs,  8Bt  6lb      -      -Pantal  1  | 

One  ether  lan^^Won  eaeily  by.  ten  lengths. 

Monday,  July  the  6th.^Priz  Principal  of  104  sot.;  BEbont  a  mile  aftd 
seven  iurlongs. 

Van  Dick  II,  3.  yrs,  Sstdft  Pantal  1  |  Pominet,  8  yrB,  8st'  8ft  •  Jones  3 
Won  eatlly  by  two  lengths. 


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Omniam  de  rOuent  et  da  Midirof  80  bot.  for  the  winner,  and  82  war. 
for  the  second;  about  a  mile  and  seven  fnrlonga. 

Oonqa^nt  II,  3  yrB,  I  BaooaratII,8yr3,8Btl1fi>  Gilles  2 

86t  lift       -      -      Fantal  1  |      Won  easily  by  two  lengths. 

Prix  de  la  Plage  of  24  soir.  for  the  winner,  and  1-6  boy.  for  the  second; 
about  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 

Pominet,  by  Blinkhoolie,  |  Pdle  Nord,  6  yrs,  lOst  Ift   Page  2 

3  yrs,  Sst  9ft      -      -  John  1  |  TolMe,  8  yrs,  Sst  IB)    -  owner  3 
Won  easily. 

ROCHE  SUR  YON. 

SoNDAT,  July  the  6th.— Prix  dn  Oonseil  G^n^ral  of  24  boy.  for  the 
•winner,  for  three  yrs  old,  about  a  mile  and  a  quarter,  was  won  by 
Caresse^  by  Papse  Pdre,  Sst  9ft,  beating  three  others. 

Tuesday,  July  the  7th.— Prix  des  EleTeurs  of  24  soy.  for  the  winner, 
about  a  mile  and  a  quarter,  was  won  by 
Negro,  by  Sherif,  Sst  9ft,  beating  three  others. 

Prix  des  Dames  (handicap)  of  51  sot.;  about  a  mile  and  seven  farlongs. 
Malibran  II,  by  Gilbert,  I  Vingt-Mars,  4  yrs,  9Bt  4lb  Halley  2 

4yr8,  Bsfcfift      •      -Green  1  |  Arleqnin,8  yrs,  7st  SftHarrisson  8 
Won  by  a  length,  the  same  between  the  second  and  third. 

SAINT  JEAN  D'ANGELY. 

Sunday,  July  the  6th.— Prix  du  Oerde  de  I'Union  et  des  Tribunes 
(handicap)  of  58  boy.;  about  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 
G6raniam,  by  Patricien,  4  yrs,       I  Bloodstan,  6yr^8st2ftUemming  8 

9at  9ft      -      -      -     Mills  1   MaUbran  II,  4  yrs,  Sst  6ft  Green  4 
Yingt-Mars,  4  yrs,  9stlft  Halley  2  | 

Won  by  a  lehgth,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

BERGERAC. 

Sunday,  Jtily  the  12th.— Prix  de  la  SocMM  (seUing  raoe)  of  62  sot.; 
rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  half. 

Van  Dick  It,  by  Vlgnemale,  I  Good  Friday,  8  yrs,  Sst  6ft  Green  S 

3yre^  ,9st9lb     -     -  Mills  l|  Won  by  a  length. 

Prix.des  TUbones.  (handioap)  of  100  boy.  for  the  winner,  26  bot.  for 
the  second,  and  18  boy.  for  the  third;  about  a  mile  and  three-quarteis. 
Baodarat  II,  by  Gilbert,  i  MademoiBelle  de  Maoheconl, 

8  yrs,  Sst  2ft  -  -  Green  1  6  yrs,  9st  lift-  -  Mills  8 
Bella,  8  yrs.  Tst  8ft  •      Olont  2  |  Arbaldte  II,  6  yrs.  9st  2Ib  -      -  - 

Won  by  a  neck,  half  alength  betweea  the  Beo6nd  and  third;  Arbaldte  II 
bolted. 

Prix  de  la  Socidtd  d' Encouragement  of  128  boy.;  about  a  mile  and  a 
quarter.  • 

Vienne.  by  Gilbert.  I  Pan,  8  yrs,  Sst  6ft-      •    Gloat  3 

3  yrs,  Sst  1ft    -    Bridgeland  1 1  Won  by  a  hesd. 

AMIENS. 

Sunday,  Jnly  the  12th.— Prix  des  Haras  of  108  bot.  for  three  yrs  old;  * 
about  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 

Deppdtc,  by  Don  Carlos,  |  Faucille,  Sst  8&  •      •  Oxford  S 

Sst  lift      -      -      -   Bundy  1  |  Kersage,  Sst  8ft  -      -    Kelly  S 
Won  by  a  length,  five  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 


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Prix  de  la  Somme  (selling  raoe)  of  121  boy.;  about  a  mile  and  a 
qaarter. 

Mentor,  bj  Mandrake,  8  yrs,  I  Lady  Murray,  3  yrs, 

78t  7ft  -      -      -      -  Kelly  1  I    Tat  10ft  -      -      -  Hartley  3 

Sonnet,  6  yrs,  98t  4ft       Oxford  2  | 
Ooe  other  ran.— Won  by  half  a  length,  a  bad  thirds— The  winner  was 
sold  for  106  SOT. 

Prix  de  I'Esp^ranoe  of  92  aor.  for  the  winner,  and  12  for  the  second, 
for  three  yrs  old;  aboat  a  mile  and  a  qaarter. 

Anglomane, by  Idas,88t  llftBoIfe  I  I  Hetman,  Set  tllb  -      -  Martin  8 
Damas,  SstUft      -      -Dodge  2j 
Won  by  a  length,  a  length  and  a  half  between  the  aeoond  and  third. 

Prix  de  la  Prairie  (selling  raoe)  of  102  sov.;  about  a  mile  and  a 
qaarter. 

Dar-lk-Chiire,  by  Faublas,  I  Bathoade,  3  yrs,  7st  12ftHartley  2 

fiyrs.  98tl3ft      -      Bandy  1 1  Lowland  Imaged  ,88t5ft  Martin  3 

Won  by  six  lengths,  ten  lengths  between  the  second  and  third,— The 
winner  was  bought  in  for  494  sov. 

.  Qrand  Prix  d' Amiens  (International  Handicap)  of  493  sot.  for  the 

winner,  and  24  sov.  for  the  second;  about  two  milee. 

Tardif,  by  Montargis,  3  yrs, 
78t4ft    -      -      -  Hartley 

Mondain.  3  yrs,  6st  8ft  Ghilds 

Gondole  II,  3  yrs,  est  6lb  -Clark 

Le  N6tre,  4  yrs,  est  12B>  - 

Georgina,  4  yrs,  Bet  10ft  - 

L'Ange  Ingrat,  4  yrs,  8st  2ft  - 
Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and 
third. 

MONDAY,  July  the  13th.— Prix  Principal  of  106  sot.  for  the  winner, 
and  10  SOT.  for  the  second;  about  a  mile  and  seyen  furlongs. 
Despdte,  8  yrs,  8st  8ft  -  Bandy  1  |  Le  N6tre,  4  yrs,  93t  11  ft  Oxford  2 
Won  by  three  lengths  and  a  half. 

Prix  de  la  Hotoie  (selling raoe)  of  86  sot.;  about  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 
Lady  Murray,  by  Rocooo,  |  Matador  II,  4  yrs,  9st  4!b  owner  2 

3  yrs,  88t  3ft  -  -  Kearney  1  |  Griquette,  3  yrs,  8st  8Ib  Hartley  8 
Won  by  a  length,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and  third.— The 
winner  was  bought  infer  182  sot. 

Prix  des  Tribanes  (handicap)  of  IfiO  soy.  for  the  winner,  and  12  sot. 
for  the  aeowd;  about  a  mile. 

Bourgea,  by  Montargis,  1  Eg&rte,  4  yrs,  Setfift  -      -      .  . 

8  yrs,  78t  10ft  -  -  Hartley  1 1  Fatinitsa,  5  yrs,  Sat  6Ib  -  -  - 
Mondain,  3  yrs,  Sst  1ft  Newby  2  Vandoiae,4yr8,  Satlft  -  -  - 
Sapristi,  4  yrs,  98t  6ft-    Bundy  8| 

Won  by  thiee-quarters  of  a  length,  two  lengths  between  the  second 
and  third. 

Prix  de  la  Soci6t6  d'Encouragement  of  407  sot.  for  the  winner  and 
18  SOT.  for  the  second;  about  a  mile  and  seven  furlongs. 
Diapr^,  by  Bayon  d'Or,  I  Tardif ,  8  yrs,  Sst  5fc      Hartley  2 

8  yrs,  88t  1ft      -      -  Bundy   1  {  F^ucille,  3  yrs,  Sst  1ft    -Oxford  8 
One  other  ran.— Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  the  same  between  the 
aeoond  and  third. 

DUNKIRK. 

Sunday,  July  the  12th.— Prix  dea  Dunes  of  26  aoT.;  Qentlemen  riders; 
about  a  mile  and  three  furlongs. 

Fraoaa,  by  Sealskin,  6  yrs,  I  Flag,  4  yrs,  lOat  lift     -      -  9 

list  ISib  -  M.  de  Bacquencourt  1  i  Lord  Stockwell,  4  yrs,  list    -  8 
Won  by  fire  lengths,  a  bad  third. 


(Jeneve,  4  yrs,  78t4H>- 

1  Vandoiae,  4  yrs,  6st  lift  - 

2  Narghile,  8  yrs,  6st  98)  - 
8  Ducis,  8  yrs,  Sst  8!b  • 

-  Josiane,  3  yrs.  6st  4ft- 

>  Macreuse,  8  yrs,  est  4ft  • 


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GHENT. 

8DNDAT,  Jnly  the  13th.— Prix  de  S.  A.  R.  le  Ck>mte  de  Flandie  (haa« 
dioapj  of  116  sot.;  neariy  a  mile  aod  three-quorterB. 


Davy  Jones,  by  John  Davis, 

aged.  Set  9ft      -      -  Clarok  I 

Maaoariile,  4  yra,  tet  8ft  Oorey  2 

Finaateor,  8  yra,  88t  12ft   Flint  8 


Tagas,  aged,  9st  Ulb    -Reeyes  - 

Boterpe,  5  yrs,  9st  Tib    -  Fearie  - 

Valerie,  eyre,  Set  2By  BotherHl  - 

Sirdne,  aged.  Set  Iffb   Percival  - 


Won  by  AmlmnStt^f  a  bMl  thlidi 

Poule  6^9mai  (•eUlag'  nMe>  oC  104  sov.  for  th« -winner,  and  1 2  aov.  fov 
the  aeoond,  for  two  yrs  old;  nearly  thfee-q«ecterBx>f  a  mile. 
Bonne  Aibdn,  Iv  lMBOMiy»  1  Tafletai^  7fl*  6tt(  -     -    Prioe  3 

78t  8lb      -      -      •  Tamer  1  |  Maguet,  Tst  12ft  -      -    Jellis  3 
Thtee  others  ran.— Wbn  Xry  a  length,  two  lengtAis  between  the  aeoond 
and  third.— The  winner  was  bought  in  for  421  bqt. 

A  Selling  Stakes  of  88  oo^r,  nbont  a  mile  and  three  fnrlonga. 
Bamadan,  by  Don  Garloei  |  La  Bonle,  8  yrs,  7et  2ft  FoBeM  <^ 

8  yrs,  8st  2ft      -   T.  Beeves  1  j  Orobidto,  4  yradtat  7ft  B6theril]  8 
Two  others nuiwWon  verj  easily  by  ten  lengt.ha>T— The  winner  wm- 
bought  in  for  140  a»T. 

TossDAY,  Jnly  the  14th.— Prix  dee  Ttibones  (welter  handicap)  ofr 
62  SOT.;  aboat  a  mile  and  three. fnrlon^ 


Lnllington,  by  See  Saw, 

4 yrs,  list  •  -  Bilson 
8atinette,6yn,9Bt»ft  Waoheford 
Loyale  Amie,  6  yrs,  lOstSft  Jellis 
Paiay,  aged,  1  Ist-l  1  lb-  Beeves 
Yaldrie,  6  yrs,  lOst  9ft  Botherill 


HadexBoierilerde-Taia- 


tegnies,6yr8,10staftBaxQnJ.Oigr  - 
lion  Prince,  6  yrs,  9at4ftfioian.  - 
Highness  II,  asid, 

10Bt4ft  -  -  K.B.  Guyot  - 
Vetiver,  aged,  9st  1ft  -  Sberloek  - 


Won  by  a  head,  the  same  between  the  second  and  third. 

A  Selling  Stakes  of  118  ser.?  abont  a  mitoi 
Dewdrop,byGitano,  Syrs,  |  La  Boale,  8  ynr,  7Bt         Ghilds-  9 

7Bt6lb      -      -      -  Tomer'  1  |  Wild  Rose,  6  yTR,88t2IbJelli8(di8q.) 
Three  others  nuu-^ Wild  Bose  oame  in  first  by  a.  leeg^^lmt  was  disn 
qualified  oa  the  ground  of  a  oroaa,  and  the  race  awarded  to  DawdcoB^ 
who  oame  in  Moend.->-*Thei  winner  was  bought  in  for  114sov. 

Prix  Municipal  (handicap)  of  801  sov.  for  the  winner,  and  20  sov.  for 
the  second;  about  a  mile  and  three  furlongs. 

Mousquefcerfe,   8  yra; 
78t  4ft 


Maria,  by  ffaesptoo,  A  yrs, 

78t2lb  -  -  -  Pollett 
Pas  B^eule,  8  yrs;   

7st  89)  -BMntiey* 
Bvoh^,  4  yis.  Set  lift  Oilcfarlst 
DIaddme,  6  yn,  8st  1  Ift  Beeves 
NMier,  8  yrs,  7st  Oft^  -  Geeoh^ 

Won  by  a  length,  a  head  between  the  second  and  third-. 

Prix  de  la  Soddt^  (aeUing  raee)  of  462  soy.  for  the  winner*  40  sot. 
for  the  seooDd,  and  20  80v»  for  the  third;  nearly  a  nileaoi  a^naiter*. 


Hartler- 

Sirdne,  aged,  78fe  1»  -  Oobb 
Finasseur,  3  yrs,  78t  lib  Tamer 
Boraine,  8  yrs,  Ssfe  I8ft  -  Childs 
Mascaiille,  4  yrs,  68t  81^  Prigr 


Bolekl,  by  Montorgis,  6  yrs, 

78tllft  -  -  -  WiUis 
Moira,  6  yn,  7st  7ft  Shepherd 
Madelon,  6  yn,  7st  Ift  -  ChUds 
Balanoelle,  8  yrs,88t  1 1  ftKearaey 
Lully,  6  yrs,  Sst  10ft  Percival 
Chapdnre,  SyrSkSsttllt^Botherin 


Br.  h.  by  Pero  Gomez, 

1  OQtof  Flenziste,  6  jrrs, , 

2  8st6ft-  -  -  -Follett  - 
8  Impossible,  4  yrs,  Sst  2ft   Price  -* 

asbntaobeII,4yn,8stlftGoooh  - 
Rbbert  Brace,  4  yrs, 
7M7]b-  Kaitley'  - 

^    ^     ,      ^  CSornet,  8  yrs^  6sfe'6ft      -  Prlg«  - 

Won  by  a  length,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and  Uitrd.-^TIl» 
winner-was- bongkt  in  for  22V  sov. 


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ABBEVILLE. 

TUBSDAT,  Jvly  the  14th.— Erix  de  la  Soci4t6  des  Conrses  of '69  sot» 
for  the  winner,  uid  12. sot.,  for  the  seocnd;  about  a  mile. and  a  quarter; 
Biante,  by  Rayon  d'Or»  I  Arcade,  8  yrs^Tst  ITIb    -Bandy  2 

8  yrs.  Set  lib      -      -Oxford  1 1  Dncis,  8  yra,  88t    -      -  Kelly  S 
One  other  ran^Wstt  by  a  head,  half  a  lengUt  between  the  second  aocl 
thircU 

Prix  de  la  aooi6t6  CThoemaireiMeut  of  180  soy.  fat  the  wteoeri  aMi' 
18  BOY.  for  the  second;  aboat  a  mile  and  a  qoaarter. 
Aaglomane»  by  Idas,  8  yn,  I  T^maqoe,  8  yrs^  8st'«ft'>Bundy 

SstSft      -  -    Kelly  1  |  Biante,  a  yn,  SM  1A>  -  OxtotA 

Won  by  half  a  length,  two  lengths  batwoon  the  eeooni  and  tMid. 

PHr  delo^nafne  (handleap)  of  '75  aer.;  oboot  a  mile  anil'a  hatf; 
Lotteuz  XI,  by  Yignemale,  |  Boorges,  8  yn,  9st  itb    Bandy-  8^ 

SyTa,9Bt71fc      •  Wyoherlej  1   Charolaise,  3  yrs,  Sat  m  -  . 
IClKseaae,  3  yra,  Sat  71b    KeUy  3) 

Won  Ij  two  lengths,  the  aamelMtwven  the  aeoenduind  thivd. 

GARPENTRAS  SrauEB'  Mmwmm, 

mjVDAX,  July  the  19tb«^Pzix.dela  Ville  of  80  aov.;  about  a^nile  aa* 
thiee  farlongn 

ATenir,byBI]and,4yra,98tl^  1  |  Agate,  5.yn,  lOet  2Jb  - 
FOppte,4(yi8,10ai8lb     -      •  sl 
One  other  ran.— Won  by  three  lengths,  two  lengths  between  the  second 
and  third. 


LILLE. 

BirasAT,  Jidr.the.ltth«T-PrlzdeaTribnnea  (aelUnff  race)  of  93  aoy.;.. 
nearly  a  mile. 

ICadrid,  by  GKmtran,  8  yra  I  Ftolnitza,  6  yrs,  98t9tb W.Carter  2 

7st  lOlb-      -      -      -  OoT^  1 1  Facility,  4  yrs,  Sst  3lb  -  Gooch  8 
Won  by  two  lengths,  a  bad  third;^TiIe  winner  waa  bongbt.  in  for 
IMwy. 

Prix  de  laSoddti  d'Bnooaragement-of  122  sot.;  aboat  a  mile  and 
quarter. 

Jotltenr,  by  Flageolet,  8  yrs,  I  Ittunae,  8  yrs,  8st  6lb    -  Jtan  2 

88t5Ib-     -     •     -  Qoooh-  1 1 

Waa  other  ran.— Won  by.  half  a  Xangtli. 

Prix  Principal  of  102  aoy.;  aboat  a  mile  and  eeyen'fnrlongs. 
Goorgina.  hj  TtocadSro,  4  yrs,        |  Fancille,  8  yrs;  Sst  7ft  -  Gkwch  9 
9Bt  7B  •      -      -      •  Jean  1  |        Won  easily  by  a  length. 

Prix  dn  Chemin  de  Fer  da  Nord  (handioflp)  of  80  soy.  for  the  winner, 
and  12  tot  the  second;  rather  more  than  a  mile  and  half. 
Yandoise,  by  Uhlan,  4  yrs,  |  Damas,  8  yrs,  Tbv  1 2fb  -  Jean  2^ 

7Bt  12ft     -     -     -  Jarrad  1  |        Won  easily  by  a  length. 

AIX-LES-BAINS. 

SUKDAT,  Jnly  the  19th. -Prix  de  la  Sayoie  (selling-race)  of  98  80>r.$ 
about  a  mUe  and  a  ctoarter. 

Fonlarde,  by  Gontran,  I  Gadthary,  8  yrs,  Bst:     •  Ifills  2 

9  yn«  8st  8ft  G.  Barthcdonaew  1  |  Boee-Th6,  5  yrs,.  SsL^ftr  -    lyey.  8. 
Two  others  ran.— Won  by  four  lengths,  two  lengths  between.the  second; 
aad.thinl.-*3)he  wioMr  was  booght  in  for  202  aor. 


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48  CONTINENTAL  RACING. 

Prix  dn  Oercle  of  104  aoTr  tor  the  winner,  and  30  bov.  for  the  seoond; 
about  a  mile  and  a  qoarter. 

Mtohiatopb^Ids,  by  En-  I  DespOte,  8  yrs,  Set  12ft  Btmdy  8 

diaoteur  II,  3  yrs,  |  Bigolo,  6  yrs,  98t  7fl)    BobbinB  1 

8st  50)     -  G.  Bartholomew  1  |  Won  by  three  lengths,  a  bad  third. 

Prix  de  rEtabliieement  Thermal  (handicap)  of  208  bow,;  about  a 
mile  and  a  half. 

CkttloD,  by  Eanblas,  8  jn,  Madame  Ponfiard,  8  yra.  Set  lift  - 

SstUft  -  -  -Burton  1  Q^ranium,  4  yre,  Sat  9ft  -  -  - 
Loretto,  8  yrs,  Sit  8ft  -  Ivey  S  L'Bperon,  3  yre.  Set  3ft  -  •  • 
M«tropole,  8  yrs.  Set  9ft  Staples  8 

Won  by  two  lengths,  three  lengths  bet«reen  the  second  and  third. 

Monday,  July  the  20th.— Prix  da  OonseU  Qdn^  (selling  race)  oC 
88  WT*;  about  «  mile  and  a  quarter. 

Pottlarde,  8  yrs,  I  Gtu^thary,  8  yrs,  Sst  6ft  A.  Mills  2 

Sst  2ft  -  G.Bartholomew  I  |  Dameret,  8  yrs,  Tst  121b  Ivey  8 
Won  by  four  lengths*  a  bad  third.— The  winner  was  bought  in  for 

160  807. 

Prix  dn  Bonrget  (haDodicai))  of  12^  flOTi  f<ft  this  winner,  aud  13  sot.  for 
the  second;  about  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 

L'Speron,  by  Gilbert,  |  Loretto,  8  yrs,  Sst  6ft      -  Ivey  8 

8  yrs,  Sst  2Ib  G.  Bartholomew   1 1  G^nium,  4  yrs,  9st  8ft   -      -  - 

MAtropole,  3  yra,  Sst  9ft  Staples  8 1 

Won  by  half  a  kaigth,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

Grand  Prix  de  la  Ville  of  216  sot.  for  the  winner,  20  sot.  for  the 
second,  and  10  sot.  for  the  third;  about  a  mile  and  a  half. 
Goulon,  8  yrs,  Sst  1ft    -Burton   1  I  M^bistoph^lds,  8  yrs, 
Madame  PouiZard,  3  yrs,  |.  Satlfb-       G.Bartholomew  8 

Sst  8ft-      -      -     A.  Mills  2  J 
One  other  ran.— Won  by  half  a  length,  two  lengths  between  the  second 
and  third. 

MONT  DE  MARSAN  Summer  Meeting. 

MONDAY,  July  the  20th.— Prix  Special  of  62  sot.  for  three  yrs  old; 
rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  half. 

Etoil^  by  Vignemale.  1  Goquelioot,  Sst  lift       -Hodges  3 

Sst  lift     -     -  W.Cooper  1 1  Version,  Sst  Sft    -    LanRham  3 
Won  easily  by  a  length,  a  bad  third. 

Friz  de  Mont  de  Marsan  of  49  sot.  for  the  winn^,  and  13  sor.  for  the 

second;  once  round  end  a  quarter  of  a  mile. 
Farceur  II,  by  Bagdad,  I  (^yrus-le-Jeune,  8  yrs, 

4  yrs^  lOst  6ft      -      Pantal  1  |    Sst-      -      -      Ounnington  3 
Won  easily  by  a  length. 

Prix  Principal  of  104  sot.;  about  a  mile  and  seTen  furlongs. 
Blonde  II,  by  Uhlan,  4  yrs,  I  (^nqudrant  n,8yr8,88t6ftPantal  8 

10st2ft-     -     -BridgeUnd  l|  Won  by  four  lengths. 

Prix  des  Cigales  (selling  race)  of  47  sot.  for  the  winner,  and  11  sot.  for 
the  second;  about  a  mile  and  three  furlongs.      .  , 
Gill,  by  Gilbert,  8  yrs,  (  Btendard,  8  yrs,  Sst  1ft  -Hodges  8 

Sst     -     -     -  HarrisBon  1 1  Grenadi^re,  8  yrs,  Sst   •  Green  8 
Two  others  ran.— Won  easily  by  a  length,  three  lengths  between  the 
second  and  third. 

Tuesday.  July  the  21st.— Prix  de  TEt^  of  44  sot.,  rather  man  than  a 
mile  and  a  quarter,  was  won  by 

Btoil^  8  yrs,  Sst  Sft  (W.  Ck>oper),  beating  (^uelioot,  8  yrs,  who  bolted. 


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CONTINENTAL  RACING.  49 

Mx  National  of  1S2  gor.  for  fbe  winner,  and  60  bov.  for  the  second; 
rather  more  than  two  miles  and  three-qnarters. 

Faroeor  II,  4  yrs,  9at  4Jb  Pantal  1  I  Oatario,  6  yrs,  98t  7S>     Rogers  3 
Blonde  II,  4  yrs, 
8et  10l»  -      -      Bridgeland  3  | 

Won  by  a  head,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

Prix  dee  Broydres  (selling  raoe)  of  46  sov.  for  the  winner,  and  10  sor. 
for  the  second;  about  a  mile  and  three  f  nrlongs. 

Gill,  3  yrs.  Set    -      Barrisson  1  I  Bceadard,  3  yrs,  Sst  lib  Hodges  8 
Q-renadi^re,  8  yrs,  8st  1ft  Oreen  2  ] 
One  other  ran.— Won  easily  by  three  lengths,  a  bad  third.— The  winner 
was  bought  in  for  181  sot. 

MANS. 

Monday,  July  the  20th.— Prix  Principal  of  106  so  v.  for  the  winner, 
and  10  SOT.  for  the  second;  about  a  mile  and  aeren  furlongs. 
Ventadonr,  by  Dollar,  |  Brmengarde,4yr8,93t  71b  Hunter  2 

'  8  yrs,  8st  8ft      -    J.  Bundy  1  |  Won  by  a  short  head. 

Prix  de  la  Soci^t^  d'Bncouragement  of  808  sot.  for  the  winner,  and 
12  SOT.,  for  the  second;  about  a  mile  and  a  half. 

Bsaumesnil,  by  Blenheim,  I  Directrioe,  4  yrs,  9st  Tib    BoKe  2 

8yr8,8st6tb      -     -  Price  1]  Won  by  a  head. 

Prix  Spteial  of  62  sot.  for  three  yrs  old;  lather  more  than  a  mile  and 
a  half. 

Tentadour,  8  yrs,  |  Carillon  II,  3  yrs. 

Est  lift      -      •   J.  Bundy  1  I    Sstlllb      -      -    Lightfoot  2 
Won  by  half  a  length. 

Prix  de  Pontliene  (handicap)  of  114  sot.  for  the  winner,  16  sot.  for 
the  second,  and  8  sot.  for  the  third;  rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  half. 
Bonbon,  by  SalTator,  3  yrs,  I  Josiane,  8  yrs,  7st  121b  -    Price  2 

Bat  8ft  •  -  -  T.  Lane  1  |  Don  Olgadas,  4  yrs,  9st  0lb  Bolfe  8 
Won  by  a  neck,  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 

HAVRE. 

-SONDAT,  July  the  26th. —Prix  da  GtouTernemmt  of  65  sot.;  about  a 
mile  and  a  quarter. 

Fr6  eminence,  by  Perplexe,  I  Fanfare,  3  yrs,  7st  lift  -Ooooh  2 

3yrB,78tllft      -      Ghilds  1  |  TiraiUenr,  3  yrs,  Sst     -Morris  » 
Won  by  thvee  lengths,  a  bad  third. 

Prix  de  la  Sool^td  d'Bncouragement  of  204  sot.;  about  a  mile  and  a 
half. 

Biante,  by  Rayon  d'Or,  I  Artisan,  8  yrs,  Sst  6ft    -Oarlyle  2 

3  yrs,  8st  1ft  -Oxford  1  |  Won  by  a  neck. 

Prix  du  Chemin  de  Fet  (selling  raoe)  of  104  sot.;  about  a  mile  and  a 


atador  H,  by  Beau  Merle,  I  Pythias,  3  yrs,  Sst     -     Price  3 

4  yrs,  9Bt      -      -      Dodge  1 1  Hetman,  8  fn^  7st  91b*    Oooch  - 
Cbamboran,  8  yn,  Sst  Ift  Oarratt  2  |  Cnpfdon,  3  yrs,  7st  2ft-     Clout  - 
Won  by  half  a  length,  a  length  between  the  second  and  third.— The 

winner  was  bonght  la  for  219  sot. 
Prix  de  la  ViUe  (handicap)  of  325  sot.  for  the  winner,  and  82  soy.  for 
tlM  second;  abont  a  mile  and  a  furlong. 


P.  D.  by  Caterer,  4  yrs. 


.by   , 

-9Btlft      -      .  B.  Bundy  1 

EiTa,8yrs,7st4ft  -    Price  2 

Bonne  Chance,  8  yn, 

-«st]2ft     -      .  .  Childs  8 

Won  by  •  neck,  three  leagfihs  'befcween  the  second  and  thitd. 

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Boetrenen,  8  yrs,4sC9ft  Oarratt 
Sapristi,  4  yrs,  Sst  8ft  -  Clout 
Balancelle,  8  yrs,  Sst  5ft  Cftrlyle 
Finesse  II,  8  yrs,  7st  1ft  Watklns 


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14  SOT.  for  the  second;  aboat  a  sokUeand  a^iuurtar. 
aiante,  8  jra,  Bit  3tb  -  Oxford   1  |  Defile,  3  yn,  7at  j)lb  WinterhdU  - 


Frt-eminenoe,  8  yr8,7st5lb  Chi  Ids   2  I  .Questeur,  3  jtp,  7it  31b  -  Qoodi 
Bellac,  8  yn.  Set  -  King  8  |  Sppbir,  3>yn,  Tst  31b    -    Cknt  - 

Won  eac^  hs  a  aeck»  tbfi«MM  tetween  (be  senKuid  aosl  tlurd. 

06TEND. 

Sdhdat,  June  the  26th.— Prix  de  I'BBtacade  (haodioap)  ol  dO  .ao?^ 
QeDtlamen  ridera;  about  a  mUs. 

Hear  d'Orange,  by  Qeorge  |  Giraffe,  aged,  dat  lift      -      -  2 

Frederick,  6  yrs,  Chevalier  d'Este,  aged,  lOst  12ft  3 

12Bt  4ft  -      •   M.  F.  da  Boy   1  J  IMybird  II,  3  yrs,  lOst  1ft      -  - 
Won  easily,  a  bad  ililitl;  Ijadybird  II  bolted. 

Prix  de  la  Soci6t6  Litt^raize  of  66  sot.;  aboat  flye  fnrlonga. 
Woodpecker,  by  Petrarch,  i  Lady  Morocco,^  yra,  SatBucklcj  - 

4yr8,9Btlft-  •  Beeves  1  Qaaintness,8yr8,88t7ftDavi8SQn  - 
£kinbary,  8  yrs,  Set  8ft  Turner  2  I  Marionette,  8  yrs.  Set  Gilchrist  - 
LndOy,  6  yis,  IQM  Sft       Olarok  3  \ 

Won  by  a  length,  hall  a  length  between  the  SBeonfl  And  H^d. 

A  Military  Baoe  for  an  objet  d*art,  about  amilQ,  waa  won  by 
Paroli,  by  Trocadfert),  4  yrs,  ISat  1ft  (owner),  beating  two  others. 

Prix  des  Bcluaea  (selling  race)  of  80  aov.;  about  a  mile. 


Orchidde,  4  yrs,  9sl^ft  BoUusrill 
Bamadan,  3  jpTB^  9«t  1ft  Beeves 
Yisian,  4  ^rs,  Sst  6ft   -  IV>llett 


Qun  Cotton,  by  Queen's 

Messenger,  4  yrs,  Tst  I'gtb  Jellis  1 
Blacdc  Bird,  4  yrs.Sbt  'JlbSherlock  2 
Dewdrop,  8  yrs.  Set  bft  Turner  3 

Won  by  a  length,  a  neck  between  the  eeooiid  ioad  tMrd«~^e  winner 
was  bought  in  for  65  aor. 

Prix  du  Phare  (handioaq?)  of  122  ee¥.  for  the  winner,  an^  12  sov.  far 

the  second;  about  a  mile  and  three  furlongs. 


Madelon,  by  Gitano,  6  yrs, 

Sat  6ft      -      -      -     Jellis  1 
Evoh&,4yrs,98tllIb  Gilchrist  9 
Sarprenant.6yzfi,  :»stUbfiQih«riU 
Davy  Jones,  aged,98tlft  Percival 
Be  bound,  aged.  Sst  tft^  Pryor 
Toga,  4  yra,  Sst  6ft     •  Beeves 
Won  by  half  a  length,  khsee  heMgiHu  Iwkween  the  «eoond  and  third ; 
Diaddme  bolted. 


Evapor^e  11, 3  yr8,8st2ft  Turner 
Fitz-aCaroello,  3  yrs, 

Tst  iuft  -  -  -Ash man 
Jlaraina,«  jri,7«li7ft  -  Wints 
Sempronie,  4  yrs,Ast  lift  VdOm 
Diaddme,  i  yoMet  4ft  BJbcevca 


BOULOGN'K-SUR-MB«. 

Tuesday,  July  the  28th.^Prix  de  la  Sooi^  d'Bneonragement  eC 
87  sov.  for  the  winner,  and  10  sot.  for  the  second;  about  a  mile  and  thiee 
furlongs. 

T616maque,  by  Perplexe,  ]  Narghil6, 3  yrs,  8st  2ft  -  Bandy  3 


8yr8,8st7ft  -  •  Lane  11  Daina8,8yr^8atJift  Fameta  - 
Biaate,  3yr8,  Set  8ft    ^Oxford  2  I 

Won  by  a  length,  a  nedk  between  the  seoond  and  third. 

Grand  Prix  de  U  ViUe  (iotenationAl  handicap)  ol  316  BOft.  lor  M 
winner,  20  sov.  for  the  second,  and  40  aov,  ioc  the  thijrd;  eiboat  «  mUm 
and  three  Inrtengiu 

Kiva,  by  WelUogUmiA,  J  6eon[ia«»4  Tis,  QstTft  .Esmnth  - 

3yr8,7»tlift     -     Mends  1 1  Felida.  3  jrs,8Bt6ft  Weodlaad  (»!» 
Heron,  8  vie,  7Bt  lift     Gooch  3  Bonne  OhanoeArri.78t8ft  Cbilda  - 
Dor-ik-Cuire,  6yrs.9stllft  Bandy   8  |  £«raie,  3  gnra,  Tst      Manavttio  - 
Won*y  fttheTtBW>lr,a  Jbas«tM)eiwea&  ib^momAwmA  •thisO* 


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Friz  d*  la  SooUt^  dee  Ooaieee^intamtlooal  wlliiig  race)  of  142  sot.; 
about  a  mile  Md  a  quarter. 

'QaetecMS,byDoiiGail08,6yr8,      ( Tliolr,  4  yre,  9et>4ft     -    Jmb  6 
Set  81b     -  -  BoBdy  1 1  Paalonia»  3  jra,     tOft  ObUde  - 

Tyrolien,  8  m'TetlJlb    Ooooh  2 1 
Won  by  a  neck,  the  same  between  the-peoond  and  third.— The  winner 
was  bought  in  for  110  aor. 

WKlKfBSiyiT,  Jtily  the  mh.~Prlx  de  la  'Plage  (aeUiQgx«oe)«f  67  mv. 
for  the  winnar»<and  .11  for  the  eeoond;  about  eeren  ftulongB. 


'Bifipiitation,  by  Peot-dtre, 

Syre,  68t7]b  -  -  Frenoh  1 
ianatta^8<yn,7rt9lb     dhilde  2 


Benaiflsaaoe,  3  yrs, 

TstlOtb  -      •      -    HarUn  t 
Qaetteor,  87rB,8st    -    Oxford  - 
Nera,  8  yn,  6st  7b    -  Mttchel  « 
Wonl^y  thne^iQavten  of  a  length,  two  lengths  betweea  the  gecond 
and  third.— l!he  winner  was  sold  for  120  sor. 

Prix  da  Goareraement  of  63  tor.;  about  a  mile  and  three  farloQga. 
Brmengarde,  by  Flageolet^  4  yrs,  9ub-12lb,  walked  oyer. 

Prix  de  la  Boddtd  d'Bnoooragement  of  126  sot.;  about  a  anila  aiid  a 
quarter. 

T616maqae,8yr8,88t5ft  Lane  1 1  fiiira,  3  yre,  Sat  21b  -  Morris  - 
Zagaie,  8  yrs,  8et  21b  -  Oxford  2l 

Won  by  half  a  length;  Kim  bolted. 

VALENCIENNES. 

Sqndat,  July  the  19ttL— Prix  des  Parillons  of  85  eor.;  about  a  mile 
and  a  quarter. 

fkaeas,  by  Sealskin,  |  Duo,  5  jvs,  IQst  101b  -  t 

6  yrs,  128t  I  ^Ib  M.  de  Poroaro  I  \ 

Three  others  ran.— Won  easily  by  seyeral  leogtha. 

Frixde  laSoel^  d'Baoouiageaisat  of  liSsor.  for  the  winner,  anl 
10  SOT.  for  the  seoond;  about  a  mile  and  a  <; 


a  quarter. 

La  Ooabre,  br  Qhivalroaa,  |  BloadineMe,    8  yn, 

8yr9,  Sdtlft-      •      Madge  ll    Sac  lib  -      -      -  Kearney  8 

aiacidre,8yrB,8stlft  Hartley  2] 
One  other  ran.— 'Won  easily  by  a  neck,  threa-quartem  of  a  laagtti 
between  the  second  and  third. 

Prix  de  la  Tille  (selling  raoe)  of  S&  so7.;  about  a  mile  aod  thrae  fur- 


Qnaintness,  by  Maogregor,  1  Masoat)  3  yrs,  7st  3ft   Kearney  2 

8yr4,  78t8lb      -      Hartley  l| 
Two  others  ran.— Won  easily  by  a  length  and  a  half,  a  aeok  hebwewi  the 
seoond  and  third.— The  winner  was  sold  for  126  sot. 

Grand  Handicap  of  202  sot.  for  the  winner,  and  20  sot.  for  the  seoond, 
and  8  sot.  for  the  third;  rather  more  th  vx  a  rnlld  an  i  a'hatf. 
Mineure.  by  RmcaineblBan,  i  Statuette,  8  yrs,  8it9tb  Kearney  3 

3  yrs,  9st  lift  Harvey  1    BTapor^e  II,  8  yrs,  SstlOlb      -  - 

Maoreuse,  3  yrs.  Set  31b  Madge  9  |  Pinasaenr,  8  yrs,  Ssteib    -      -  - 

Won  very  easily  <hy  a  leqgtoh  and  a  half»  a  length  betnMea  the  seoond 
and  third. 

AVftANOHBS. 

SA.TOBDAT,  Jnly  the  2Mh.— tamler  Prix  da  Qoarernemint  of 
87  SOT.;  about  a  mUeand.a  quarter. 
Toldde,  by  Guy  Dayrell,  8  yrs,  Sst  6!b,  walked  over. 

BOBTDAT,  -July  Che  28ch.— Dauxidme  Prix  du  GoaTernement  et 
80  BOT.«  for  three  and  four  yrs  old;  ab^at  a  mile  anl  seTon  furlongs. 
Toldd0|  8  yn,  Sst  61b,  walked  orer. 

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Si  CONTINENTAL  RACING. 

DODAI. 

Sunday,  July  the  26th.— Prix  da  Moulin  of  24  sot.,  rather  more  than 
•a  mile  and  a  ba]f ,  was  won  by 

-Prteisioa,  by  Eari  of  Dartrey,  8  yri^  list  5ft,  beating  four  others. 

NANCY, 

Sunday,  Jaly  the  26th.~Prix  des  Boeidres  of  61  sot.,  aboat  a  mile  and 
Ji  quarter,  was  won  by 

Madrid,  by  Gontran,  8  yrs.  Set  61b  (Jones),  beating  CMqaette,  8  yia, 
Sstllb. 

Prix  de  la  Booi^t^  d'Bnoouragement  of  126  sot.,  about  a  mile  and  a 
Quarter,  was  won  by 

Bourgps,  by  Montargis,  8  yrs,  Set  lib  (Hartley),  beating  Madrid,  8  yrs, 
-  8st  6ft  (second),  and  Maoreuae,  S  yrs,  Set  1ft  (thixd). 

Prix  de  Lorraine  of  200  sot.  for  the  winner,  and  20  for  the  aeoond, 
rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  half,  was  won  by 

YTrande,  by  Montargis,  4  yrs,  lOst  1ft  (Bolfe),  beating  Mineure,  3  yrv, 
.  Sat  1ft  (Hartley). 

NIORT. 

Sunday,  July  the  26th.— Prix  Amauldet  (selling  raoe)  of  83  soy.  for 
the  winner,  and  18  soT.  for  the  eeoond;  nearly  a  mile. 
Qill,  by  GUbm,  8  yrs.  I  Cyra8-le-Jeune,8  yrs^SetTft  Mills  3 

7st  4ft  -  -  Harriseon  1  |  Miniature,  8  yrs,  Tst  4ft  Bibidre  3 
One  other  ran.— Won  by  a  short  neck.— The  winner  was  bought  in  for 

127  BOT. 

MONDAY,  July  the  27th.— Prix  de  la  Prairie  (handicap)  of  92  sot,  for 
file  winner,  and  16  sot.  for  the  second;  about  a  mile. 
MdUe  de  Macheooul,  by  I  Arbaldte  U,  6  yrs,  Sst  18ft       -  - 

Sedan,  6  yn,  98t  -  Mills  1 1  La  Nouaille,  8  yrs.  Set  -  -  - 
^ru8  le'Jeune,8  yrsLjstSft  Mills  2  Malibran  II,  4  yn.  Set  6ft-  •  - 
Version,  8  yrs,  78t  bJb  Langham  3  i 

Won  by  half  a  lepgth,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

CHALON-SUR-SAONE. 

Sunday,  July  the  26tfa.— Prix  National  of  126  sot.  for  the  winner, 
and  64  SOT.  for  the  seoond;  rather  more  than  two  miles  and  a  half. 
Blonde  II,byUhlan,ii  yrs,  I  Winetta,  4  yrs. 

Sat  10ft      -      .  Bridgeland  l|    98t4ft-      .O.Bartholomew  2 
Won  by  a  length. 

Prix  des  Paddocks  (handicap)  of  102  sot.  for  the  winner,  and  26  sot. 
for  the  seoond;  about  a  mile. 


Prtey,  by  Trocaddro,  6  yrs, 
.9stlft    .     .     .     LaTis  1 

Mdphistoph^lds,  8  yrs. 
98t  •  .    -     G.  Bartholowew  2 

M^tropble,  8  yrs,  Sst  6ft  CoTey  8 


Vioq,  8  yrs,"  9st  71b  - 
Tabarka,  6  yrs,  98t  1ft 
0.  by  Gtontran,  out  of  Para> 
lytique,  3yrB,8st6ib  - 
L'Eperon,  8  yrs,  Sst  lib  • 


Won  by  half  a  length. 

Prix  de  la  Sooi6t^  d'Bnoouragement  of  206  sot.;  about  a  mile  and  a 
half. 

Tardif.  by  Montargis,  8  yrp, .         )  Vienna,  3  yrs.  Sst  IftBridgeland  S 
Sst  7ft  -      .    lATii  J  I  LoreHo,  8  yrs,  Sst  6ft  -     iTcy  8 

One  other  ran.^  Wou  by  ^  head,  a  neok  between  the  aeoond  and  third. 

Monday,  July  the  27th.— Prix  de  la  Prairie  (selling  race)  of  80  sot,: 
about  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 

Poularde,  by  Gontran,  I  ExQoet,  4  yrs,  9st  41b  -  Madge  J 

8  yrs.  Set  6ft  G.  Bartholomew  1  |  Poppte,  6  yrs,  98t  4ft  -  Cnrty  8 
Won  by  two  kngths.  , 


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Prix  de  la  Socidt6  d'BaoodAigemeiit  'oM28  «ot.  for  the  winusr,  and 
10  80V.  for  the  seoond;  about  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 
Aspfc,  by  Salyatoi^  8  yrs,  I  M^phistoph^l^,  9  jrs. 

Sat  63b     -     -  Bridgeland   1 1    Set  Sft  -     C^.  Bartholomew  3 
I  L'Eperon,  t  yrs,  Set  5ft-     Irey  3 
One  other  ran.— Won  by  half  a  length. 

Prix  de  la  Yille  <handioap)  of  2S7  «ot.  for  the  wlniier,  35  sot.  for  the 
second,  and  8  sov.  for  the  third;  about  a  mile  and  a  half. 
Yienne,  by  Gilbert,  8  yrs,  ]  Prdqy.  5  'yre,  98t  59)      -  Layis  9 

78t  13Ib      -      -  Bridffeland  1  |  Loretto,  8  yrs,  Tst  10ft  -   iTey  8 
Won  by  a  short  head. 


MOULINS. 

dATniiDlT,  Au^st  the  let.— Prix  desCheitains  de  Fer  (sellinir  handi^ 
cap)  of  81  soy.  for  the  winner,  and  12  sov.  for  the  second;  about  a  mUe. 
Porban.  by  GUbert,  3  yra,  |  S2C0Qet»4  yrs,  dat  lllb      Prloe  3 

SstSft      .      .      •     GUes  1) 

Won  by  a  length.^  The  winner  was  biioght  in  for  123  soy. 

Prix  de  la  Soci^t^  d'Enoonragement  of  181  sot.  for  the  winner,  and 
18  SOT.  for  the  sec3nd;  about  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 
Bon-bon,  by  SalTator,  I  Armoricaine,8yrs, SstSft  Qxf<M4  3 

8  yrs,  8st  7ft     -  Bridgelahd  1  |  One  other  ran.— Won  by  a  neck. 

Grand  Criterinm  of  218  sot.  for  the  winner,  72  sot.  for  the  second,  and 
82  SOT.  for  the  third,  for  two  yrs  old;  about  half  a  mile. 
Joyenw,  by  Le  Destrier,  Fleurette,  8st  8ft      -      -      -  - 

8st  3ft  •  -  -  Clout  1  Dignitaire,  Set  7ft  -  -  •  - 
Yiennois,  Sst  7fb-  Bridgeland  2  Amiraut^,  Sst  3ft  -  -  -  - 
Altorf,  Sst  8ft  -  -  Hartley  8  Germandrfo,  Sst  39)  •  -  •  - 
Med6e,88t3ft    .      .     .      .  - 

Won  by  neck,  a  length  and  a  half  between  the  second  and  third. . 

Prix  de  la  SociSt^  d'Encouragement  of  162  sot.  for  the  winner,  ani' 

16  SOT.  for  the  second;  about  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 

Bellac,  by  Montargis,  8  yrs,  |  Malibran  II,  4  yrs,  7st  18ft  Giles  3 

8Bt  •      -      -      -    Hartley  1  |  Soeptiqne,  3  yrs,  Sst  Bridgidand  8 
Won  by  half  a  neck,  a  bad  third. 

SaNDAT,  August  the  2nd.— Prix  dn  GouTemement  of  106  sot.  for  the 
winner,  and  10  sot.  for  the  second;  about  a  mile  and  three  f  nrlonge. 
Bon-bon,  8yr8,88t7ft  Bridgeland  1  I  ATmoricaine,3yrB,7Btl  1ft  Oxford  t 
Flenrus,  3  yrs,  Sst      -  Hartley  2  | 

Won  by  a  neok,  the  same  between  the  second  and  third. 

Prix  dee  Dames  et  du  Ckmmeroe  (handicap)  of  170  sot.  for  the  win- 
ner, 24  SOT.  for  the  second,  and  12  sot.  for  the  third;  about  a  mile  and 
three  furlongs. 

Yienne,  by  Gilbert,  I  H^ros,  4  yrs,  9stll]b    Hartley  3^ 

8  yrs,  Sst  5Ib      -  Bridgeland  1  |  Yan  Dick  II,  8  yrs,  Sst  A.  Mills  8 
Won  by  a  length,  a  bad  third. 

Prix  de  la  SociMd  d'Encouragement  of  213  sot.  for  the  winner,  anct 

17  SOT.  for  the  second;  about  a  mile  and  a  half. 

Aspic,  by  SalTator,  I  Bon-bon,  8  yrs,  Sst  7ft  Wiloock  7 

8  yrs,  Set  7ft  -  Bridgeland  1  )  BelUnb,  8  yrs,  Sst 71b  Hartley  8 
Won  by  half  a  length,  a  length  and  a  half  between  the  second  and  third. 

Prix  du  Bonfbonnais  of  60  sot.  tor  the  winner,  34  sot.  tot  the  second, 
and  18  sot.  for  the  third,  for  two  yrs  old;  about  half  a  mile. 
Bignitaire,-  by  Bean  Mirle,  I  Germandr6e,  7et  Sft    •  Skepp  3 

7st5ft      -      -      -Wilcock  1  I  Amiraut^  Sst  12ft-      -  Oxford  8 
Won  1^  a  length,  a  short  head  between  the  second  and  thixd. 


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BESANCON. 

SVHDAT,  AoKpst  the  Snd.— lYiz  de  Tblse  (eeUiog.  race)  of  naor. 
fpr  tbe  winner.  20  wnr.  for  the  second,  and  8  eor.  for  the  third;  about  a 
Utle  and  a  qnarter. 

mcaa.b]rSeaIfilkin,6yr»,128t4ft  1 1  BalUa^  8  n*,.  IDatllb  -  8 

DcrTiche,6yr8,  llBtSft  -      .  3| 

Tfaneotbna  T«D.«-Wan  by  two  Icagthe; 

€HALAMONT. 

SCKDAT.  Aufmst  the  2nd,— Prix  dela  Villeof  41  eov.;  rather  mora 
than  a  mile  and  three  furlongs. 

Taberka.  by  Faublaa,  6  yrs,     I  Dagobert,  3  yre,  9st  61b     -      -  9 

llrtlllb  1 1  Bhron  Ony,  6  jre,  lOat  1ft-      -  8 

Twootheraran.— Won  hjtwo  lengthy  half  a  neck,  between  the  aeeond 
and  third* 

SAINTES. 

BvsDM*  Jfiugnrt  tfto  tBd^Prix  do  Qofenemcnt  of  43-'aDV.  Ibr  three 
m  ol4:  rather  ircra  than  a  nile  a  Jialf . 

P^flttre,  by  GbAtriin,  |  roque]icQt,3  vm^SstlUtBodgerB  9 

8  yrs  8st  81K  6.  f  aztholomew  1  |  Pau,  8  yn,  Setlllb.   W,  Cooper  8 
One  other  ran  .-^ Won  eaelly  by  iwo-lensHhs^  half  a  head>  between  the 
seoondiuid  third. 

Ttix  de  la  Prairie  of  60  aov.;  rather  more  than  a  mile  and  ahalf. 
BoUa,  by  Beani^paire,  I  Fraecnelo,8yi«,86t]8ftHodgeiB  0 

8  'yra,  8Bt9tt      -  W.  Co^pf r  0  I  Baooaratn.  3  yr8,.9Bt2lb  Qjneen  0 
A  d^ad  heat,  Bolla  afterwards  walked  oyei; 

IfOKDAT,  AngoFt  the  8rd.*-Pri3^de»  Rbebee  (handicpp^  of  60  sot.  ftr 
the  winner,  and  12  eoy.  for  the  second;  rather  more  than  «  mile  and  a 
half. 

Arb»ldteII,bjGIiJeul^yr8,         I  LaKoQaine,33n8«6it81»inn]oock  2 
ftrtnh    -      -      -      Green   1. 1  Rolla,  8  yra,  88t5ft  W.  Cooper  8 
Won  last  aiiead,  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 

Ptlxde  la.£oei«t^d*EDoeni«eeiBent  oi  in  b«t.;  about  a  mile  and  a 
qnarter. 

Eraacoek)^  hy-  Bagdad,  .Syrs,         1  PQiiIarde,>  8  yia, 

mt%  -  -  -  Mills  1 1  Sat  5ft  •  G.  Bartholomew  ft 
BiO,  8  y;s,  SstTft    W.  Cooper  2.\     Won  by  a  neok,.a.  bad  third. 

GAEN  SuiiifBR  Mssrnra.. 

ScifDAT,Angn8t:th«;nd.-^Prix  Bptoial  of  62.  sot.  for.  ttmea  ymeU; 
xafher  more,  than  a.  mile  and  a  halt 

PalamMe,  by  Znt,88t  111b  Kelly  1  I  Diaprte,  Set  1ft  -  B..Boiidr  S 
BigOletto#86t  lifth      .  Padge  3'|- 

Won  by  two  lengths,  ahadxtfaind. . 

Prix  d'Arlette  (Klli«)yrn>oe)  of  irdflor.;  about  a  mile. 
Bacbenr,by.TzMnbone»  |  Griqn«tta»d'yn,.art-  J.Bundj  S 

4yn,9Bt-     -     -  Eenney  1 1  Medium*  6  srsi  8st.2Ih     Bolfe  ft 
Vonv  othcDB  xiui«->WoD  ea^y  by  three-quarters  of  a  length,  a  length 
and  aihalf  betweeathe  seocnd«nd  tbisdi>^Thei  winner  waa  bon^iii 
in.foc26frsov8.. 

Erixjda  ia.V411e^aadieM0i)  of  fi60  ■vT..for  thtrwtauicr^  aiid>40  ttm  for 
Che  second;  ahDut,e,miie«ad4t  half» 

8totoctta^bySajbDtChri8toidM„      I  Citron  IT.,8jyrB„7afe»bi- AJloii  ft 

8  .y^,«stBft  .  •     •  Keller  1  L'Aow^lngtat,  4  yrs,. 
»Pearn<OP9Wi7at^.7]h  WfpberJey  a|    8^t6IL-     -     •    aSaady  4 


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Ilicheliea,4  7n,98tllft  -      «  -  I  Dfbe]Jtion,  3  yn.  Sat  2ft   -  (feU) 
KTonmir,  5  yra,  Sat  11 A   -      •  -  Vigorite,  8  yrs,  Tat  5lb      -      -  - 
fiiiiBfnetndbd  If.,  4t.y9m,  8«t>8lk    -  -  )  Mondahi.  3  yre.  Tat  4ft    -      •  - 
Won  by  half  a  length,  three-quarters  of  a  lengtH  be«v^«en  the  Moona 
Mni'  thindi  aod  m  neck  beiWMB  libe  third  and  fotirtli. 

BrU  da  Premier  Bas  of.  66.4  wow.  fbf  tho  winner,  and  40  sot.  for  the 
second,  for  two  yrs  old;  rAttesr  nraore  ttia*  a  half  a  mile. 
FeuillQge,  by  Beanmin^  |  Rotonde,  Sst  tift  -    CriQkmem  8 

8st  9ft  -  -  Kbamey  1  |  Nnbie,  88t  8fi>  -  B.  Btindy  4 
Oargonille,  Sat  6ft-      -  Garlyle  2  i 

Boeettej'Peail  de  Sbtin,  Ls  Lonve,  Qaeen  of  Ayermes,  La  06rofrne,  Yet- 

didre,  Sonvenance,  OAobette,  f.  by  Koi  de  la  Mbntagne,  out  of  Biynlet, 

Belle  de  Nuit,  Bmbuche,  and  Mirail,  alao  ran. 
W(m  easily  by  a  length  and  a  hlUf)  «  head  between  the  second  and  third, 
and  the  same  between  the  third  and  fourth. 

Prixdela-SocfMid'Bncouragmnent  of  4?2  soy.  for  the  winner,  and 
-98  soy.  for  the  second;  about  a  mile  and  seren  farlbngs. 
Vicq,  by  CAlberti,  S  yrs,  I  Beaumesnil,  3  yrs.  Sat  7ft  Gooch  3 

Sst  7tb      -      -      -T.  Lane  1  I  A.nglonaane,  3  yru,  8st  7ft  Kelly  3 
4iUx  othaiB  ran.  -^Wqii  by.  hatf  a>leiii(ai»  tone  lengths  between  Um  teeond 
and  third. 

Prix  Principal  of  lOI'Srtr.;-  about  a  tnilfe  and  scryen  furlongs. 
lUr%Uk  Ptehenr  II,  by  |  Bztsa,  3  m  fist  i&fti    B.  Bundy  2 

Dollar,  4  yfv*, 9«t  1  lft>  Garsafct  1  |  Won  bor  a  lcagtb. 

MONDAT,  August  the  3rd.— Prix  du  Ck)nseil  G^n^ral  (handiaap)ot 
138  soy.  for  the  winner,  and  10  soy.  for  the  second;  about  a  mile  and 
three  furlongs. 

Perpetuity,  by  Perplexe,  .    LSgntlnolle,  3  yrs,  Sst  l?lb.  Rolfe  2 

4  yrr,  9st  Ufi> .     -     Carlyle  1 J  Remiremont,3yrs,38t  10fi>  Dodge  3 
Won  by  a  necK,  a  bad  third. 

Prix  National  oM20  wn.  for  Kh^innev,  and  4S  fbr  the  second;  rather 
more  than  two  miles  aod  three-quATteuB. 
Le  N6tre,  by  iaua,.4.yK8,  I  Martin  P&jheur  II,  4  yrs, 

Sst  13ft-      -      -      Hunter  1  |    Sst  13ft-      -      -      Coiratt  2 
Won  by  two  lengths. 

Qaald  fiidnt  Likrwde  Franon«f  876  soy.  for  the  winner,  luid  40  fbvth» 
«eoo]kl,  fior  thueeiynkold;  aboat  a  mi)eian4  Be«an  furiongs. 
Belpisant,  by  Bagdad,  I  OntTA,  Sat.d^  -      .     -Carlyle  2 

9st  6ft  -      -      -      -  Bdlfe  1  |  Paliundde,  Sst  9ft  -      -  Kelly  8 
fiostrenen  and.  Dii^rde  al^o  ran.— Won  ea^^ily  by  two  lengths,  thiee- 
quartera  of  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 

Prix  de  la  Society  d*Bh<ionrftgement  of  409  sot.  Ibrthe  winner,  and  82 
for  the  seooBd;  ciboal  a  mile  and  three  farloogs. 
Fra  Diavokk,  by  Trooad^ro,  I  L' Ange  Ingrat,  4  yrs,  Sst  Ok>iUi  9 

4  yr8»  lOst^ft-      -      Dodge  1  |  Duels,  3  yrs,  7aft  Itb  -      -  Kelly  8. 
!(wo4>thers  ran.— Won  easily  by  a  length,  a  length  and  a  half  UBlwmu 
tlw.aao0QdriiiMi  third. 

Prix  dn  CSiemin  de  Fer  (selling  raoe)  of  256  sot.  for  the  winner,  and 
16  for  the  second;  rather  more  than  hatf  9  mile. 

AJiiisan,  by  Bnchanteur  II,  |  Themis,  4  yrs,  Sst  90)    -  Layis  3 

87TC4.9st.9ft.     -     Ctadyle  1 1  Dar^^-Ouire,  8  yrs, 
Barbery,  4  yrs,  Sst  12Ib  Kearney  2  |    9!(t  I3tb      -      •    Ri  Bandy  4 
Six  others  ran.x-W6B  by  thvee^oartprs  of  a  .length,  half  a  length  eaoh . 
between  thassooiidy.tliiid,  and  fourth.— The  winner  was  boaght  In 
for  4S0  SOT.  . 


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LANQON. 

SUKDAT,  July  the  26tb.~  Prix  de  la  Prairie  (selliiig  race)  of  42  sot.; 
about  a  mile  and  a  qoaxter. 

Ontario^by:  Intn8,6yn,108t6t>        |  Goeihaiy,  8  yra,  M  ftft  Hotohe  9 
M .  le  Vjcomte  de  C1ermont«     I  His  Majesty,  4  yrs, 

Tonnem  1  |    Set  18ft     -     -     Brigden  - 
Won  by  a  short  head. 

UOKDAT,  Jnly  the  27th.— Prix  de  la  Charmille  of  IS  woy.;  aboat  • 
mile  and  a  half. 

Fidelio,  by  PlutaB,4yrs  *     -  1 1  Tullpe  II.  aged  -  -  2 

Two  others  ran.  —  Won  easily. 

CHERBOURG. 

SUHDAT,  Jnly  the  26tb.— Prix  des  Haras  of  88  sot.,  abont  a  mile  and 
three  fnrlorgs,  was  won  by 

Arcade,  by  Faublas,  8  yrs.  Set  3B>,  beating  Albnqnerqne,  8  yis,  8at  79i 
(second),  and  one  other. 

Prix  de  la  SocMM  d'Bncouragement  of  121  sot.,  abont  a  mile  and  a 
quarter,  was  won  by 

Arcade,  8  yrs^Sst  Ift,  beating  Albaquerqae,  3  yrs.  Bet  6ft. 

Prix  de  la  Yille  (handicap)  of  172  sot.  for  the  winner,  and  16  sor.  for 
the  sf  cond,  rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  quarter,  was  won  by 
Paridj&ta,  by  Bine  Gown,  4  yrs,  98t  lift,  beating  Sabretache  n,  4  yn» 

Ost  Ift. 


PIN. 

Wednesday,  July  the  29th.— Prix  Special  of  60  sot.  for  three  yrs  old; 
rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  half. 
Dtoption,  by  Saxifrage,  Set  8B>  (CoTey),  walked  OTer. 

Prix  Principal  of  100  soy.;  aboat  a  mile  and  seTen  fnrlongs. 
Frigate,  by  Saxifrage,  4  yrs,  lOst  (OoTey),  walked  OTer. 

Prix  de  la  Soci^t^  d'Eacouragement  of  206  sot,;  aboat  a  mile  and  a 
half. 

Anglomane,  by  Idas,  8  yrs,  |  Gisors,  8  yra,  Sst  6ft    -  Carlyle  9 

Bat  6ft     -     -     -    Kelly  l|     Won  easily  by  three  kngtha. 

Prix  du  Ministdre  of  206  sot.  for  the  winner,  and  24  sot.  for  the 
second;  about  a  mile  and  three  furlongs. 

D^ption,  3  yrs,  Sst  1ft  -Oovey  1  |  Jontenr,  8  yrs,  Bst  6]b  Gooch  Z 
Duels,  3 yrs, 7Bt  121t-      -Kelly  3| 

Three  others  ran.~Won  by  a  length. 

Derby  da  Pin  of  804  sot.  for  the  winner,  40  sot.  for  the  second,  and 
16  SOT.  for  the  third,  for  three  yrs  old;  about  a  mile  and  seren  furlongs. 
Tourterelle,  by  Pcrplexe,  I  Impatient,  Bst  5ft  -      -  (3oooh  3 

88tin>      -      -      -  Garlyle  1  |  Bulgarie,  Bst  lfi>  -      -  Corey  9 
One  other  ran.—Won  by  a  length,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and 
third. 

DINAN. 

IfONDAT,  Augnst  the  8rd,— Prix  da  GtouTemementof  61  iot.;  about  a 
mile  and  seTen  furlongs. 

Madrid,  by  Gontran,  8  yrs,  I  Armada,  8  yrs, Bst  6ft-      -     -  3 

Bst  63b  11  Erminio,  8  yrs,  Set  lift  •  % 

One  other  ran.— Won  by  Atc  lengths. 


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BAGNERES-DE-LU0HOi5. 

TtTSSOAT,  Aagast  the  4th.— Prix  d'Oaverture  of  54  sov.;  abont  a  mile 
and  a  quarter. 

Oonqa^rant  II,  by  Bagdad.  I  AginoT,  4  yrs,  9st  1  lib    •  owner  2 

3  yrs,  Sst  71b-      -      -Pantal   1  t  Pirou'^tte,  3  yrs,  SstSlbDambielle  3 
One  other  ran.— Won  easily  by  a  length  and  a  half,  four  iengbtis  between 
the  second  and  third. 

Prix  d&s  Elerenrs  (selling  raoe)  of  36  sot.;  aboat  a  mite  and  a  quarter. 
Oapsale,  by  BUand,  0  yrs,  |  Qitana,  6  yrs,  98t  2(b  Oastainc^s  3 

9st  7Ib      -      -      -   Barb^  I  | 

One  other  ran. Won  easily  by  two  lengths. 

Piix  des  Thermes  of  42  sot.  for  two  yrs  old;  about  six  furlongs. 
Maytia.  by  M<SroT&e,  I  Piue-Lirae,  8st  Sib     W.  Ojapar  2 

SstSfi)  -   •      •       Watkins  1  |  Turcls,  8dt  UOi     -      -Douglas  8 
One  other  ran*— Won  easily  by  two  lengths,  a  bad  third. 

Thqrsdat,  August  the  6th.— Prix  de  Vernasque  (selling  race)  of 
46  SOT.;  rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  half. 

Btendard,  by  Plutus^  3  yrs,  I  Nana,  5  yrs,  lOst  21b    -  owner  2 

8st7lb      -      -      -   Pantal   1  | 
One  other  ran.  Won  by  ten  lengths,  a  bad  third.— The  winner  was  sold 
for  81  BOT. 

Prix  de  la  Ville  (Glrand  Criterium)  of  68  sot.  for  the  winner,  and 
1 1  SOT.  for  the  second,  for  two  yrs  old;  nearly  a  mile. 
If aytia,  8st  8ft  •      -  Watkins  I  |  Monsieur  Joseph, 
Bagne  au-Doight,  8st  8tb  Pautal  2|    Sstlllb    •      •     W.Cooper  3 

Two  others  ran.— Won  by  two  lengths,  the  same  between  tha  second 
and  third. 

CABOURG. 

THURSDAY,  August  the  6th.— Prix  de  la  Soci6t^  d'Encouragement  of 
134  SOT.  for  the  winner,  and  16  sot.  for  the  second;  about  a  mile  and  a 
quarter. 

Vigorite,  by  Vermont,  3  yrs,  |  Bemlremont,  3  yrs, 

83t  8B>      -      -      -    Kelly  1      Sst  71b      -      -    Wycherloy  2 
I  Qlacidre,  3  yrs,  Sst  3fi>  -  Hartley  3 
One  other  ran.— Won  by  a  neck,  a  head  between  the  second  and  third. 

Prix  Calenge  of  264  sot.  for  the  winner,  and  12  sot.  for  the  second,  for 
two  yrs  old;  about  Ato  furlongs. 

Bosette,  by  SalTator,  I  Quinine,  Sst  31b   -    Grickmere  2 

Sst  81b      -      •    Wycherley   1  |  SouTenanoe,  Sst  3Ib    •  Oxford  3 
SeTen  others  ran.— Won  by  a  head,  three-qudu-ten  of  a  length  between 
the  second  and  third. 

Prix  du  Pays  d'Auge  (handicap)  of  1 13  sot.;  about  a  mile  and  three 
furlongs.  ~ 

Sentinelle,  by  Vermont,  I  Bg^rie,  4  yrs,  9st  2lb    A.  Woo  1  2 

8  yrs,  Sst  lOfb      -      -Kelly  1  |  Bourges,  .1  yrs,  Sst  6*   Hirtley  3 

Won  by  a  neck,  three  lengths  betwden  the  second  and  third. 
A  S3lUng  Race  of  60  sot.;  about  a  mile  and  a  half. 

Comet,  by  Qitano,  8  yrs,  Sst  7ib  ( Flint),  walked  OTer. 
Friday,  August  the  7th.— Prix  des  Dames  (selling  raoe)  of  70  sot. 

for  the  winner,  and  10  sot.  for  thd  second;  about  three-quarters  of  a 

mle. 

Belle  de  Nait,  by  Beau-  I  SouTenance,  2yrs,  Sst  31b  Oxford  2 

minet,  2  yrs,  Sst  3Ib     Childs  1  |  Bobinette,2yrs,Sst3lb  HirUey  3 
One  other  ran.— Won  by  a  length  aai  a  half,  a  length  bstwjdu  tlie 
■eoond  and  third. 

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Prix  dn  Chemln  de  Fsr  (free  handicap)  of  63  aor.;  rather  more  ihaa 
a  mile  and  a  quarter. 

Bourgea,  by  UoniMgk*  I  Kiva,  3  yra,  9Bt  4ft     -    Dodge  3 

8  yrs,  Sat  left      -    Hartley  1  ]  Incartade,  4  yrs,  Sst  7ft  Oxford  I 
Won  by  six  l«i«thB,  a  bod  thlvd. 

BERNAY. 

Satdrdat.  Avtmwt  the  Stfa.— FHz  de  la  GooA&iA  d'SDOGaraRement  of 
329  8oy.  for  the  winner,  and  11  eor.  for  the  secopd;  about  a  mile  and  a 
quarter. 

Citron  II.  by  WellingtOBi*.  I  Baeoir,  A  yn,      7A     -Garratt  S 

8  yra.  Set  7Ib      -      -  Rolfe  1   filondinette*  3  yrs,  Sat 
Sepenr,  8  yra,  9st  7ft  Wycberley  3  I 

Won  eaBily  by  three  quarters  of  a  length,  a  bad  third. 

Prix  dn  Cottseil  G^nM  (eetlfng  race)  of  96  eOt.  fbt  two  yrs  old;  about 
ihree'quartrrfk  of  a  mile. 

Kitriqne,  by  Roi  de  la  Hon-  I  Icare^  7gt  121b-      >    Kearney  8 


ta«ne,7Bt8ft      -      -Cbilda  1   Th6o,7st8ft  -      «■      -Corey  4 
Pabrioe.  7Bt  12ft     -      -  Price  2  | 
Six  othevs  nin.->-Won  by  a  Auott  head,  «  length  b^t^een  the  iROODd 
and  third,  a  head  between  the  third  and  fourth.^The  winner  was 
bought  in  for  184  sot. 

Prix  de  Bonffey  of  96  soV.,  rather  more  than  a  mfltf  and  a  quarter. 
Tvrande,  ly  Montargis,  4  ytt,  98t  138)  (Hunter),  walked  over. 

Prix  de  la  YiBe  of  344  soy.  fbr  the  winsier,  and  30  for  the  seoond,  fior 
two  yrs  old;  about  three-quarters  of  a  mile. 

Furet,  by  Oabier.  88t  9ft   Rolfe  1    Frelon,88t9ft  -  -  - 

Slyoomore,  88t  9fb  -  Hopkins  2  Ti^^raphiqnp,  Sst  6ft  -  -  - 
Onragan,  8&t  9ft  -  -  Dodge  3  Sirani^ra,  Sstalb  -  .  .  . 
Ind*ci8,8et9ft  -  -  Price  4  Plaisance,  Sst  9ft  -  -  -  - 
Coupon,  Sot  9ft  -  -  Kearney  6  Spoeo.  Sst  10ft  -  •  .  .  - 
Frileuse,  Sst  6ft  -  -  •  •  -  Fustonelle,  Sst  6ft  -  -  •  - 
Dasy,  Set  (;ft  ^  -  -  -  -  Paddock,  Sbt  9ft-  -  -  -  - 
Wild  Qooee,  Sst  6ft  .... 
Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  half  a  length  between  the  second  and 
third,  tbree-quartere  of  a  length  between  each  of  the  other  horses 


Prix  de  la  Qalopinidre  (handfoap)  of  202  my.  for  the  winner,  and  16 
for  the  second;  about  a  mile  and  three  furlongs. 


Bnlgarie,  8  yrs,  78t  18ft 
Felicia,  3yt«,  76t  lift 
Statuette,  8  yrs,  7ei  Sft 
Duchesse,  8  yrs,  6st  Sft 


Honsqueterie,  by  Beaa^erle, 

3yrs,78t6ft  -  -  Kelly  1 
Vicq.  3  yrs,  Sst  6ft  -  T.  Lane  2 
Paridjata,  4  yrs,  9st  -  Hopkins  8 
Sepristi,  4  yrs,  Sst  Sft  R.  Bundy  4 

Won  easily  by  a  head,  a  neck  between  the  second  and  third,  three 
lengths  between  the  third  and  fourth. 

CASTEL8ARRASIN, 

Sunday,  August  the  9th.--PrlX  de  la  Ville  (handicap)  of  36  eov.  for 
the  winner,  14  for  the  second,  and  5  for  the  third;  abont  a  mile  and  three 
furlongs. 

Ag^nor,  by  Trent,  4  yrs,  |  La  NouaUle,  8  yrs,  78t  12ft  GiUes  3 

gstSft  -  -  .  .owner  1  i  Version, 8 yrs, Sst  18ft LanRham  .  S 
Won  by  half  a  length, « length  between  the  seoond  and  third. 


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SOJTDAT,  Aiwost  the  9th.— Prix  de  la  Ville  of  80  croy.  for  the  winner, 
and  16  for  the  second;  rather  iuore  than  a  mile  and  a  half. 
Brmenffaide»  by  Flageolet,  {  Loretto,  3  yrs,  8«t  Ulb  -      lyey  3 

4  yra»  lOet  Blb  O. Bartholomew  1  |  Fracas,  6  yra,  lUst  5Ib  iiiahmiMx  3 
One  other  ran.— Won  yery  easily. 


TOUR  DU  PIN. 

8l71*DAY,  An^st  the  9th.— Prix  da  Chimin  de  Per  of  52  soy.  for  the 
winner,  and  12  for  the  second;  rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  half. 
Oonlon,  by  Paublas,  3  yrs,  I  Tabarka.  5  yrs,  lOst  lift  Nuling  2 

Aiteib        -      .      Barton  1  |  Won  by  a  short  head. 

NEVE  US. 

Sunday,  Angnet  the  9th.— Prix  des  Dames  of  82  soy.  for  the  winner, 
and  16  for  the  second;  about  a  mile  and  three  furlongs. 
Cic^on.  by  Silyio,  3  yrs,  I  Nadine,  5  yrs, 

lOst  4ft  •  •  M.  Ed.  Gillois  1  list  Jflb  •  M.  M.  de  la  Fage  8 
Amoareaae,6  yrs,108t  101b  owner  2  |  Fiye  others  ran. 

SAINT  NAZAIRB. 

BUNDAT,  August  the  9th.— Prix  da  Gouvemement  et  du  Departement 
of  24  eo^.;  rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  half. 

Sully,  by  Le  Petit  G^ral,  3  yrs,     I  Martial,  4  yrs,  lOst  4%     -      -  2 

lOst  ilb  1  I  Orientale,  4  yrs,  list  2Ib   -      -  3 

Three  others  ran.— Won  by  ten  lengths. 

CRAON. 

SiTKDAT,  August  the  9th.— Prix  Spteial  of  61  soy.  for  three  yrs  old; 
rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  half. 

Fortez-Armes,  by  Le  Petit  I  Madrid,  Set  1 1&>  -      -      Jonee  2 

Oaporal,  %t  lllb  -      -  Allen  1 1  One  other  ran. 

MOKDAY,  Avgast  the  10th.— Prix  Principal  of  100  soy.  for  three  yrs 
old;  About  a  mile  and  eeyen  furlongs. 
Toupie  11,  by  Wild  Oats,  3  yrs,  8et  ttb  (Allen),  w»fted  oy«r. 

Friz  de  la  Sooi^  d'BaoottmgeaieQt  of  123  soy.;  about  a  mile  and  a 
quarter. 

Fortea-Ames,  8  yrs.  Set  9ft Allen  1 1  Toupie  XI,  8  yrs,  8st  61b  Harris  3 
Madrid, 3 yn.  Set 9ft     -Jones  Sj 

OSTEND. 

8[mDAY»  August  the  9th.— Prix  des  Venears  (handicap)  of  30  soy.; 
abdut  a  mile  and  a  furlong. 

Loyale  Amie,  by  Le  Drdle,  |  Fleur  d*Orange,  6  yrs, 

6  yrs,  llfit  «ft  M.  Bd.  Guyob  1      12st  131b    -      M.  F.  du  Boy  3 

Gheyalier  d'Este,  aged, 

10it4ft      -      -      •  OWtter  2 1 

Asphodel,  aired,  list  7ft,  Grabowska,  aged,  list  0ft,  Flag,  4  yts,  lOst  ift, 
and  GiralBfe,  aged,  9st  41b,  also  ran. 

Won  by  a  head,  a  length  betwteu  the  second  and  third. 

Prtx  des  Bains  f selling  race)  of  69  soy.;  about  a  mile  and  a  furlong. 
Ramadan,  by  Don  Carlos,  )  La  Boale,  3  yrs,  7st  2ft    FoUett  8 

3yr8,88t6ft  -  -Beeyes  1 1  QuRintne6s,3yrs,8stl  ft  Davis«on  - 
Orcfa'id6e,  4  yrs,  «8t  *ft  Sherlock  2  |  Tante  Marie,3yr8,78t  2ft  Turner  - 

Wbn  by  three  lengths,  the  same  between  the  second  and  third.— The 
wiliiMr  WM  Mnigfart  hi  tot  W  Mr. 


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Prix  de  1«  Flag«  (handicap)  of  IM  aoT.  for  the  winner,  and  12  mt.  for 
i)ie  seoond;  about  a  mite  and  a  half. 

Maronite,  by  Syrian,  4  yrs,  I  Boraine,   yrn,  Sst  fflb  -    Jellis  S 

98t  2ft      -      -      -  Bncktey  1   Lallington,  4  yn,  Sst  -  Bilaon  - 
Yaltoie,  6  yrs,  8f)t  61b  Gilohriit  9  |  MaBcarille,  4  yrs,  Tst  18ft  FoQett  - 
Won  by  a  length,  three  lengths  between  the  eeoond  and  third. 

Prix  de  la  Mer  of  96  soy.  for  the  winner,  and  16  sot.  for  the  second, 
for  two  yrs  old;  abont  half  a  mile. 

Miss  Anna,  by  Pierrot,  or  |  Bonne  Affaire,  Rst  6lb    Tomer  S 

Tbnnderclond,  Set  9ft  Follett  1   Seoond  Sight,  Sst  llib      Horan  - 
Taffetas,  Sst  51b      -      -  Flint  2  |  Irdne.  Sat  7ft   -      -       Bilson  - 
Won  by  a  neck,  three  lengths  between  the  eeoond  and  third. 

Tuesday,  August  the  18th.— Prix  dela  Digoe  (selling  race)  of  80  sot.; 
about  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 

Boraine,  by  Tournament,  1  La  Cassagne,  4  yrs,  Tst  lOlb  Oobb  8 

6  yrs,  Sst  7ft      -      -  Jellis  1  |  Lamblore,  6  yrs,  98t  6ft  Beeves  S 
Won  very  easily  by  three  lengths,  a  bad  third. 

Trix  du  Pert  (welter  handicap)  of  61  sot.;  abont  a  mile  and  a  half. 


Fai^andeau  II,  by  Faisan, 

8  yrii,  Sst  6ft      -  Gilchrist 
Gheyalier  d'Este,  aged, 

9iitlllb      -      -      -Glarck  2 
Bourgade,  4  yrfi,  9Bt  6ft  -  Bilson 
Qnaintness,  8yr8,98tllft  Davison 

Won  by  three  lengths,  four  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

Prix  de  S.  G.  le  Doc  de  Wellington  (handicap)  of  168  sov.  for  the 
winner,  and  12  sov.  for  the  seoond;  nearly  a  mile  and  three-quarters. 


V6tiver,  aged,  Sst  7ft  Sherlock 
Maltais,  8  yrs.  Sst  -      -  Follett 
Zizi,  8  yrs,  8st      -      •  Horan 
Hon  Fils  (late  Fernando), 
8yrB,7st7ft     -  Spelman 


Finasseur,  by  S&zifrage, 

8  yrs,  78t  5ft      -      -Turner  1 

Lullington,  4  yrs,  Sst  1  lib  Bilson  2 

Valdrie,  6  yrs,  Sst  5B>  Gilchrist  3 


Lully,  6  yrs,  9Bt  lift   -  Glarck  - 

Rebound,  aged,  98t  6ft -Peroival  - 

Euterpe,  6  yrs,  Sst  ISlh  Sherlock  - 

Yoila,  3  yra,  6st  lift    Spelman  - 


Won  by  a  head,  a  bad  third. 

Prix  da  D6barcaddre  of  70  sov.  for  two  yxs  old;  nearly  three-quarters 
of  a  mile. 

Mnguet,  by  The  Peer,  I  Seoond  Sight,  Tst  13ft   -  Follett  8 

Tst  121b      -      •      -  Willis  1  i  Dewstone,  78t-      •      .Tomer  S 
Won  by  three  lengths,  a  neck  between  the  seocmd  and  tiiird. 

THURSDAT,Augi]8t  the S(N;h.— Prix  dee  Bassins  (selling  race)  of  116  sot.; 
about  a  mile  and  a  furlong. 


Qrcbidte,  4  yrs,  Sst  I  ft  Sherlock  -> 

Quaintness,  3.yrs,  78tl8ft  Follett  - 

Dewdrop,  3  yrs,  7Bt  6ft  Turner  - 

Lolly,  6  yrs,  lOst  21b      -Glarck  - 


Evaporde  II,  by  The  Peer, 

8  yrs.  Sst  12ft      -      -  Flint  1 
Boraine,  6  yrs,  S.t  7lb     -  Jellis  2 
Qu&ti>u^,  6  yrs,  Sst  7fbR.Bundy  8 
Gilly Flower ,4yrs.  88t71b  Buckley  - 
Won  by  ftur  lengths,  a  length  between  the  second  and  third.— The 

winner  was  bought  in  for  245  sov. 
Prixde  Mariakerke  (welter  handicap)  of  70  sov.;  abont  a  mile  and 
iluee  furlongs. 


Lanrraine,  8yrs,9citllft  JdUa  - 
Giraffe,  aged,  Tst  71b  -^)elman  - 
Amica,  5  yrs,  Sst  41b    -Ashman  - 


Chevalier  d'Este,  by  King- 
craft, aged,  98t  6ft  •  Glarck  1 
Mnscarille,4  yrs,  98t  6ft  Keale  2 
Uatiip,  6  yrs,  Sst  6ft      Delwood  8 

Won  by  four  lengths,  three  lengths  between  the  seoond  and  third. 

Piix  des  Tribunes  of  78  sot.  for  two  yrs  old;  nearly  three-quarters  of  a 

mile. 

Muguet,  Set  71b      -      -  Jellis  1  I  Bibelotte,  Sst  8ft    -       Foltott  8 
LouiFR.  Sst  tft  -      -  R.  Bundy  2  |  Garmen,  7st  18Ib    -    Percival  - 
Won  by  half  a  length,  a  length  between  the  seoond  and  third. 


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Gnmd  Prix  d'Ostende  (handicap)  of  400  bot.  for  the  winner,  and  40  sot. 
for  the  second;  abont  a  mile  and  a  half. 


Madelon,  by  Gitano«  6  yrs, 
88t2lb      •      -      -  Willis 

Fitz  Maroello,  8  yrs, 
7Bt  7ib      -      -  Gilchrist 

Surprenant,  6  yrs,  8st  5ft  Bilson 


All  Bey,  5  yrs,  lOst  4ft  R.Bundy 
Tipster,  4  yrs,  8st  13lb-  Jellis 
Hoira,  6  yrs.  Set  91b  -  Beeves 
Maria,  6  yrs,  Set  -  -  Follett 
Maronite,  4  yrs,  8st  Backley 


Won  by  a  short  head,  two  lengths  between  the  seoond  and  third. 

DEAUVILLE. 

Sunday,  Augnst  the  9th.— Prix  Special  of  60  bot.  for  three  yrs  old; 
rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  half, 
Yioq,  by  Gilbert,  8st  lift  (T.  Lane),  walked  over. 

Prix  Principal  of  105  sot.;  about  a  mile  and  seren  furlongs. 
Beluisant,  by  Bagdad,  8  yrs,  Set  6ft  (Bolfe),  walked  OTer. 

Prix  du  Chemin  de  Fer  (selling  race)  of  168  sot.  for  the  winner,  and 
12  sov.  for  the  second;  about  a  mile. 


Bonbon,  8  yiv,  Sst  lift  T.  Lane  - 
Alda,  8  yrs,  Sst  8Ib-  S.  Loates  - 
Perp^tuit^,  4  yrs,  Sst  8ft  Garlyle  - 


Sonrire,  by  Uhlan,  4  yrs, 

Sst  lift  -  -  Hartley  1 
LeN6tre,4yrs,  Sstllft  Oxford  2 
Dnr  ik-Cnire,    6  yrs, 

Sstlllb      -     -    B.  Bandy  8. 
Won  easily  by  two  lengths,  four  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 
— The  winner  was  sold  for  600  sot. 

Prix  de  Villers  of  239  sot.  for  the  winner,  and  87  sot.  for  the  second, 
for  two  yrs  old  colts;  rather  more  than  half  a  mile. 


Artois,  by 

Sst  7ft     -     -     -Garratt  1 

Alger,  Sst  71b      -      -    LaTis  2 

Bortes, 8st7ft    -      •  T.Lane  8 

Caracas,  Sst  7  ft    -      -Hopkins  - 

Iito,  88t7ft  -      -    yrycherley  - 

Cachepot,  8et7ft  -      -    Bolfe  - 

Iiagny,8st7ft  -  S.  Loates  - 
Or^mus  (late  Voltigeur), 

Sst  7ft      -      -      -Kearney  - 

Bar,  Sst  7ft  -      -      •  Garlyle  - 

Won  by  half  a  length,  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 

Prix  de  Honfleur  of  260  sot.  for  the  winner,  and  108  sot.  for  the 
second,  for  two  yrs  old  fillies;  rather  more  than  half  a  mile. 


Please  Yourself ,  Sst  7ft.  Oxford 
Indteis,SBt7ft  -  -  Gooch 
Le  BhOne  (late  Le  Titien), 

Sst  7ft  -  -  -  Price 
Victorious,  Sst  7ft  -  Kelly 
Marmouset,  8st7ft  -  Wood 
Valmajour,  Sst  7ft  -Farnath 
Ouragan,  Sst  7ft  -  -  Dodge 
Libre  Ecbange,  Sst  71b  Lemaire 
Barbasson,  Set  7ft      -  Hartley 


VilleneuTC,  by  Balagny, 

Sstllft      -      -      -  Webb 
Queen  of  ATermes,Sst  7ftT.Lane 
B.  f .  by  Beauminet,  out 
of  Sacoche,  Sst  7ft  Wyoherley 


Splendenr,  Sst  7ft 
B^olt,88t7ft- 
BraTa,  Sst  7ft  - 
Bosette,  98t  6ft 
Bmbnche,  Sst  7ft  - 
Charmante,8st7ft- 
&6r6Dade,  Sst  7ft 


Kelly 
Hopkins 
Morris 

-  LaTis 
S.  Loates 

-  Bolfe 
•Morris 


Turqnie,  Set  7ft 
Totote,  Sst  7ft- 
Botonde,  SBt7ft  - 
La  Marquise,  Sst  7ft 
Lady  Amherst,  Sst  7ft 
Metella,  Sst  7ft 
Hubie,  Sst  Sib  - 
GouTemante,  Sst  7ft 
AbsaIa,Sst7Ib-  - 
Cachette,  Sst  7Ib  • 
Brunehaut,  Sst 7ft  - 


Carlyle 
Farnath 

-  Wood 
-Bundy 

-  Dodge 
Lemaire 
Hunter 

-  Jones 
Garratt 
Hartley 
•  Childs 


Won  by  two  lengths,  a  head  between  the  second  and  third,  and  tt 
length  between  the  third  and  fourth. 

Prix  des  Tribunes  (handicap)  of  824  sot.  for  the  winner,  21  sot.  for 
the  second,  and  8  sot.  for  the  third;  rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  half. 
Missy,  by  Ferragns,  6  yrs,  |  Margnillier,4  yrs,  Sst  2lbOarratt  2 

8Bt5ib     -     -     -T.Lane  1  L' AngeIngrat,4yxB,8et7ft  Bundy  t 


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Caf^  Procope,  4  yn,  AjriiioTi<MiDe,  3  jtm.  78t  TftGoooh  > 

totlltb  •  •  -Hopkins  -  Oondole  II,  3  Jtn,  eetlSIb  Oor^  > 
Lavmdidre,3m8rt€lbLe«iaira  -  LntMat  C,  8  yrs,  6st  12Ib  ChUdfl  - 
FeUah,  A  jn^  8st  fib  Wfthmltj  - 

Won  by  tlireeHiiuurten  of  a  l««th,  two  lengtto  between  the  aeoottd 
«ad  tbird,  and  thrte  lengths  between  the  third  and  foarth. 

TuKSDAT,  AQgttflt  the  inh.—PrtJtfteTroarilJe  (selltng  Tace) of  88bov. 
for  the  winner,  and  12  sot.  for  the  seoond;  rather  more  than  half  a  mile. 
Batbonde.   by  Ortolan,  |  Themis,  4  yn>,  86t  lOlb      Laris  3 

3yrB,86t8lb  -  Hartley  1 1  Martha,  4  yrs,  8st  10ft  Wood  - 
Barbery,  4  yrs,  9st  6ft  Kearney  2  i  Surprise.  3  yrs.  Set  1ft  O.Bundy  - 

Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and 
third.— The  winner  Was  sold  for  212  soy. 

Prix  National  of  180  aor.  for  the  winner,  and  9S  tor  the  seoond;  nther 
more  than  two  mUes  and  tkree^sartefs. 
Clio,  by  Dollar,  6  yrs,98t  TlbRolfe   1  j  Ch.  f.  by  Stracchino, 
<)iiolibet,  6  yn,  lost  Ift  R.Bnndy  S     ont  of  Steppe,  4  yra. 

I    eiitl0ft     •  Q.  Bartholomew  3 
Wbn  by  a  leofth,  a  bad  third. 

"Ftix  de  Tictot  of  844  Bor.  for  the  winner,  and  60  for  the  second;  near^ 
a  mile  and  a  half. 


L6opard,  by  Straochino, 

8  yrs,  8st  6ft  -  •  B.  Bandy 
Citron  II,  3  yrs,  Sst  6ft  Eolfe 
Esoarboucle,  3  yrs, 

8it8ft  -     -      .  Hopkins 


Bei^rao,  8  yrs.  88t  1 1  fi>Keamey  - 
Albany,  3  yrs,  8st  lift    Carlyle  - 
Armoricaine,  3  yrs.Sst  2ft  Childs  - 
Won  easily  by  three  lengths,  a 
bad  third. 


A  Two  yrs  old  Baoe  of  768  sor.  for  the  winner,  and  60for  tVke  seoond; 
about  seren  fnrlongs. 


Alger,  by  Sasif rage.Sst  9ft  Dodge  I 
Joyense,  Bst  6ft  -  R.  Bandy  2 
Glodoald,  8st«ft  -  -  Bolfe  3 
Ferlina,  6Bt  6fi>  -  Hunter  4 
Intermittentx  86t  8ft  Hopiklns  . 
Artois,  8et  9lb  -  -  Oarnitt  - 
Sanooins,  8st  91b  -  •Goooh  > 
Don  Bartholo  (late  Boa 

Bartholo\  8st  9lb-      -  Levis  -  . 
Won  by  two  lengths,  a  length  between  the  seoond  and  third,  and  three 
lengths  bci%raen  the  thiid  and  f  o«rth. 
Prix  des  Ecuries  (handioap)  of  29:2  sor.  for  the  winner,  18  sor.  for  the 
second,  and  6  aov.  for  the  thitd;  abont  a  mile. 


Lngay,  M  9ft  -  •  Crickmere 
Or^mtiB  (late  Yoltigeur), 

8st9ft  -  -  -  Kearney 
Belle  de  Nnit,  88t  €9>  -  Ghilds 
Marmouset,  8et9&-  -  Wood 
Peloton,  8Bt9lb  -  Lemaire 
Oiotilde,  8Bt  6ft  -  Wyoherley 
Absala,  88t6ft-      -  Hartley 


Ckorgina,  by  Trocad^ro, 

4  yrs,  9st  -  •  Dodge 
Eg^rie.  4  yrs,  7st  6ft  -Ciiokmere 
Caf6  ProGope,  4  yrs, 

9Btl1ft  -  -  .  Hopkins 
Impatient.  8  yrs,  8st  2ft  -  Prioe 
H^ron,  8  yrs,  7st  4ft  -  Qoock 


Richelien,  4  yrs,  flet  1 1  ft  Carlyle  - 
1  Diru0tk1oe.4yr8, 08t7ft  -Botfs  - 
3  Dnf'&'C^ire,    6  yrs, 

Sstlift.     -     •  &.Bandy  - 

3  Felioia,  3yn,78tl2ft    Hartley  - 

4  Primaut^,  3  yrs.  78t  7ft    Kelly  • 

5  Dnchesse,  8  yrs,  68t  12tt>  Childs  - 
Won  by  half  a  length,  a  tongth  between  the  second  and  third, 

two  lengths  between  the  third  and  fomtta,  and  a  length  between  tkie 
foarth  and  fifth. 

Prix  de  Lonray  (selliiig  race)  of  217  soY.  for  the  winner,  and  tl  aov. 
for  the  second;  about  a  mile  and  seven  furlonge. 
finds,  by  Atlantio,  8  yrs,  |  HypogrlflPe,  4  yrs,  9Bt6ftHartIey  - 

Sstlft  -  -  -  Kelly  1  Clarion,  3 yrs,  Sst  9ft  -Kearney  - 
Don  Oigadaa,  4  yrs,  98t  6ftBolfe  8  Frigate,  4  yrs,  9at  lift.  Dodge  - 
K«rghil6,3yrs,8st9ftR.Bundy  31 

Won  by  a  length,  two  lengths  between  the  seoond  and  thixd.~T]ie 
winner  was  sold  tor  ^  a^tr. 


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Thubsdat,  AagnBt  the  13th. ^Prix  de  yiUenrille  (selling  race)  of 
197  wor.  ftir  the  ^nuer,  and  11  aoY.  for  the  iiecond;  nearly  a  mile  and  a 
Half. 

Kionmir,  by  Androolfes,  5  yw,       I  Hypogrlfle,  4  yrs,98tl  lib  Hartley  2 
98t  111b     •     -     -  Roire  1 1 

Woa  by  a  neck.— The  winner  was  bought  in  for  231  sot. 

Prix  de  la  Tonoqnes  of  340  mt,  for  the  winner,  and  88  sor.  for  iSbt 
Mcotid;  about  se^en  forioBBB. 


Perp6taft^  by  Perpldxe, 

4yrB,98tl2]b      -     Carlyle  1 

Barbasaon,  ^  yrs.  76t  TftHartley  3 

SinRe,  2  y-n^  7at  7lb      Kearney  S 

Erileasp,  2  yrg,  Tat  4h  Wiloock  - 
Intertnittent,  2  yn, 

7Bt  71b  -  -  -  Kitchener  - 
Won  by  a  head,  two  lengths 


S6r^niu1«,  2  yrs,  7st  4  A  Glodt 
Poule  d'Btui,  2  yrs, 

78t41>  -      -      -  Shepherd 
Totote,  2  yre.  7st  4lb-  Farnath 
Splendeur,  2  yra,  78t  41b  Kelly 
Beine  Margueifte,  2  yrs, 
tert4lb  -      -      -  -Childfl 
between  the  eeoond  and  third. 


Prix  de  Meautry  of  95  sov.  for  the  winner,  and  19  «ov.  for  the  second; 
rather  more  than  half  a  mile. 


Direotrice,  4  yrs,  9Bt  21b  •  Bolfe 
La  Bultte,  aged,  9st  21b  Kearney 
Artisan,  3  yrs,  Sst  lift  Carlyle 


Bonbon,  by  Salvator,  6  yra. 

Sat  lllb  -  •  •  Lane  I 
Bmile,3yr8,  88t  lift  CSarratt  2 
Geoxgina,  4  yra,  98t  2tb  -  Dodge  3 

Won  by  two  lengtha^  the  same  between  the  second  and  third. 

Prix  Hocqoart  of  482  aor.  for  the  winner,  and  60  for  the  second;  about 
a  mile  and  seven  furlougs. 

Bsoogriffe,  by  Caterer,  4  yra,  (  Clio, «  yra.  Oat  121b  -      -  Rolfe  3 

9Bt  1  llti  -  -  •  R.  Bandy  1  Le  Ndtre,  4  yra,  9st  lib  Hartley  - 
Fta  DiaTolo,  4  yni,9st  1 1  ft  Dodge  2  | 

Won  by  four  lengths,  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 

Prix  tie  Pont  L'Bveqae  (handicap)  of  822  sor.  for  the  winner,  24  fbr 
the  aeoond,  and  8  for  the  third;  nearly  two  miles  and  a  quarter. 
Quolibet,  by  Plutua,  6  ^rs,  |  Ch.  f.  by  Straccbino, 


98tl1h  -      .      -      Bundy  1 

Miasy,  6  yrs,  Sat  2lb  -      -  Lane  2 

Karghil^.  3  yra,  7at  21b  -Kelly  3 
Lavandi6re,  3  yrs.Sst  SIbKearney 


out  of  Steppe,  4  yra, 
Set  Sib  -      -  G.  Bartholomew 
Gen5ye,  4  yiB,  78t  l3lb  Gooch 
Ramenr,  4  yrs,  78t  I'Jlb  Oxford 


Won  easily  by  four  lengftha,  a  neck  between  the  aeoond  and  third. 
Prix  d'Houlgate  (aelling  raoe)  of  ISl  eov.  for  the  winner,  and  16807. 
for  the  second;  about  a  mile. 


Cavalcade,  3  yra,  Sst  81b  Rolfe  - 
Floreetan,  6  yrs,  9Bt  9Ib  Hartin  - 
Qisors,  3  yrs,  Sst  llib  -  Carlyle  - 


Bathoude,  by  Ortolan,  3  yrs, 

Sst  81b      -      .      -Hartley  1 
Barbery,  4  yra,  98t  91b  -Kearney  2 
L^gat,  3  yra,  Sst  1  lib   -  Lemaire  3 
Won  by  three-quarters  of  a  length,  four  lengths  between  the  second  and 

third.— The  winner  was  sold  for 262  soy. 
SATURDAY,  August  the  16th.— Prix  de  Pervacquee  (selling  race)  of 
181  Bov.  for  the  wiuuer,  and  16  hov.  for  the  svcond;  about  a  mile  and 
seven  furlongs. 


Carlyle 
•ChiJdg 


Bulgarie,  8  yra,  8et  2lb 
Duohes^  3  yrs,  78t  6ft 
Dar-i-Cuire,  6  yrs, 
9st  lolb-      -      -  R.  Bnndy 
The  iwlnTier  was  sold  for  281  sor. 


Don  Gigadas,  by  TThlan, 

4  yrs.  Sat  181b      -      -Rolfe  1 
Bypogriffe,4yr8,8st  1 3lb  Hartley  2 
Kronmir,  6  yrs,  9at  81b   Carratt  3 
Won  by  a  length,  a  bad  thi»l%- 
Prix  de  Cheffreville  (selling  race)  of  94  eov.  for  the  winner,  and  24  soy. 
for  the  second,  for  two  yrs  old  colts;  rather  more  than  half  a  mile. 
Onr8gan,by  Mars,8sttllbDodge  1  |  Virgile,  Sst  lib-      -      -Gooch  - 
Boreas,  Sst  1  lib      -    T.Lane  2   LeLoQp,88tllb      -    Kearney  - 
Corail,  8st  lift-      -     -  Wood  8  |  Joyenx,  Sst  1ft-     -     Carlyle  ~ 


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Fleue  Yoaraelf,  8«t  11^  -Oxford  -  I  LibTe>Echange,  8rt  1%  Lemain  - 
Pignitalre,  Sat  lib  •  J.  Bandy  -  | 
Won  bj  a  length  and  a  half,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and 
third.— The  winner  was  sold  for  742  sov. 

Piix  de  la  Sooi^t^  d'Bnooaragement  of  216  bot.  for  the  winner,  and 
30  BOT.  for  the  ■eoond;  about  a  mile  and  a  half. 


T616maque,  by  Perpleze, 

8  yrs.  Bit  7Vk      -      T.  Lane  I 

SapriBti,  4  yrs,  98t  7lb  R.  Bandy  2 

Moa8queterie,3yr8,8st3  lb  Hartley  3 


Directrioe,  4  yrs,  Set  71b  -  Rolfe  - 

Statnette,  8  yn^Sst  8Ib  Kearny  - 

P^Ucia,  3  yrs,  88t  31b      -  Wood  - 

Arcade,  8  yrs,  Sst  81b  J.  Bundy  - 


Won  by  a  length,  a  neck  between  the  second  and  third. 

Prix  de  Tonrgeyille  (selling  race)  of  124  sot.  for  the  winner,  and  24  bot. 
for  the  second,  for  two  yrs  old  fillies;  rather  more  than  half  a  mile. 


ScapioDO,  8st  1ft  - 
Popote,  Sst  1t> 
Metella,  Sst  Itb 
Prudence  II,  Sst  lib 
Nitriqae,  Sst  Ifl)  - 
Ohantage  (late  Flora), 

Sst  1ft  -  •  -  -  Ryan 
Fustanelle,  Sst  Sft  -  R.  Bnndy 
Eplnglette  II,  Sst  1ft    -  Price 


GoocU 
Oxford 
Lemaire 
Faraath 
Childs 


Prudence,  by  Wellingtonia, 

Sst  lib-  -  -  Kearney  1 
Lady  Amherst,  Sstlft  Criokmere  2 
Brunebaut,  Sst  lift  T.  Lane  8 
B^Tolte,  Sst  1ft  -  -  Covey  - 
MM4e,Sstnlb  •  -  Wood  - 
Hauviette,  Sst  1ft  •  Hartley  - 
Fleurette  II,  Sst  1ft  J.  Bandy  - 
Myrtile,  Sstlft  -  -Oarlyle  - 
Yerdidre,  Sst  lift  -  -  Bolfe  ~. 
Won  vtrry  easily  by  fear  lengths,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and 
third.— The  winner  was  sold  for  606  sov. 

Prtz  de  Longchamps  of  468  boy.;  abcut  a  mile  and  seren  furlongs. 
Vlcq,  8  yrs.  Set  7ft.      T.  Lane  0  I  Sentinelle,  8  yrs,  7st  12ft-  Kelly  9 
Caf^Procope,  by  Braoonnier,         |  Georgina,  4  yrs,  9st  Sft  -  Dodge  - 

4  yrs,  9st  12ft  -  Hopkins  0  |  S^o^al,  4  yrs,  9st  12ft  -  Rolfe  - 
A  dead  heat,  the  third  beaten  four  lengths.  The  stakes  were  divided. 

BONDAT,  AugUijt  the  16th.— Prix  du  Oonseil  GSn^ral  (selling  race)  of 
105  sov.  for  the  winner,  and  29  sov.  for  the  second;  about  half  a  mile. 


Myrtile,  2  yrs,  7st  Sib    -  Goooh 

1  Fustanelle,  2  yrs,  7BtSB>-  Clout  - 

2  Regard,  2  yrs,  7st  12ft  Kearney  - 
8   Themis,  4  yrs,  Sst  12ft  -  Lavis  - 

Dignitaire,  2  yrs,  78t  3lb  Covey  - 

Fdbrice,  2  yrs,  7st  Sft    •  Price  - 

.  Popote,  2  yrs,  76t     -  Millbum  - 
Won  by  a  length,  three-quarters  of  a  length  between  the  second  and 
third.— Tne  winner  was  sold  for  453  sov. 

Prix  du  Calvados  (handicap)  of  19S  sov.  for  the  winner,  and  42  sot 
for  the  second;  nearly  a  mile  and  a  half. 


Monsieur  Maxime,  by  L?  Des 

trier,  2  yra,78t  Tift  Crickmere 
L^gat,  3  yrs,  Sst  9fi>  Lemaire 
Joyeux,  2  yrs,  7st  Sft  Wilcock 
Fontaine- Francaise,  2  yrs, 

78t  -  -  -  -Childs 
Cavalcade,  3  yrs,  Sst  6ft*  Rolfe 


Sapristi,  by  Trocad6ro,  4  yrs, 

Sst      -      -      -      -  Clout  1 

Dur  &-Cuire,5yr8,8st5lbR.Bnndy  2 

Egerie,  4  yrs,  7st  8B>  Crickmere  8 

Bourire,  4  yra,  93t  41b     -Oxford  4 


Perpfetuitfe,  4  yrs,  Sst  2ft  Carlyle 
D6ceptivjn,  8  yrs,  7st  Sft  Hartley 
Arcade,  8  yrs,  7st  2ft  Wilcock 
Armorieaine,  3  yrB,6Btl8ftChilds 


Won  by  two  lengths,  a  neck  each  between  the  second,  third,  and 
fourth. 

Prix  Yacowlef  of  182  sot.  for  the  winner,  and  26  hot.  for  the  second; 
nearly  a  mile. 


Bycomore,  by  Perplexe,  2  yrs, 

7stllb      .      -      -  ChUda  1 

H6ron,  8  yrs,  9st  1ft      T.  Lane  2 

Primaut^,  8  yrs,  Sst  12ft    Rolfe  8 

Indtei8,2yr8,7st2ft   -    Price  4 


Cachepot,  2  yrs,  7st  1ft  Allen  - 
BeUe-de-Kait,  2  yrs, 

6stl2ft    -     -      MiUbnm  - 

T6Idgrapbique,  2  yr8,78t3ftCovey  - 

Charolai8e,8yrB,8stl2ftCarlyle  - 


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Qaeen  of  Ayermes,  9  yn,  )  Flenrai,  8  yn,  ^  1%    Hartley  - 

68fc12ft    -      •     .Wiloock  -  Sanooiiu,2yz«,78tlft-  Kdly 

Braneh8nt,3  yra,  68t1 2ft  B.Oooto  -  | 
Won  by  two  lengths,  a  head  beiweeo  the  aeoond  and  third,  and  a  - 
length  between  the  third  and  fourth. 

Grand  Prix  de  Deanyllle  of  868  aoT.  for  the  winner,  and  80  Bor .  for  the 
second;  abont  a  mile  and  half. 

Althorptby  Tibthorpe,  Syrs,  Rra  Diavolo,  4  yrs,  9st13ftDodgs  4 

8se5lb      -      -     -aWood  1   Reluisant,  8  yrs,  9st    •    Bolfe  - 

Ltopazd,  8  yrs,  Set     R.  Bandy  3  Citron  II,  8  yrs,  8sl      -    Allen  > 

L' Ange  Ingrat»  4  yn^  Hermlta^  i  yrs,  Sat  12IbWebb-  - 

78t  13ft     -      -      -    Clont  8 

Won  by  two  lengths,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and  third,  ancb 
four  lengths  between  the  third  and  fourth. 

Friz  de  Cldture  of  168  sot.  for  the  winner,  and  13  sov.  for  the  seorafl; 
about  a  mile  and  three  furlongs. 

Impatient,  by  Insnlaire,  I  La  Bnltte,  aged,  lOst      -Webb  % 

8  yrs,  8st  lllb      -      -  Price  1  |  Bmile,  8  yis,  Bst  7ft-     Carratt  S 
Won  by  three  lengths,  three-quarters  of  a  length  between  the  second 
and  third. 

CLINGENDAAL. 

WBDNB8DAT,  Angustthe  12th.— Clingendaal  Cop  (International  raoaX 
anobjet  d'art  value  40  soy.  and  11  sov.  in  specie;  Qentlemen  riders; 
about  two  miles. 

Cosmos,  by  Hollywood,  I  Heme  the  Hunter,  6yr8, 1  latl  2ft  2 

6yr8,  Il8tl29>  MrThirlwell  l| 

Won  easily  by  several  lengths;  Heme  the  Hunter  fell. 

Oingendaal  Stakes  (International  handicap)  of  834  sot.  for  the  win- 
ner, and  48  sov.  for  the  seoond;  about  a  mile  and  a  half. 
Queen's  Colour,  by  Queen's  I  Diaddme,  5  yrs,  98t  1ft   Beeves  - 

Messenger,  8  yrs,  Tstlllb  Sopp  1  |  Balkan,  aged.SstTlb-  Percival  - 
Maria,  5  yrs,  Bst  -  Foliett  2  Buterpe,  6  yra,  Sst  6ft  Sherlock  > 
Surprenuit,  5  vrs,  9st  1ft  Bilaon  8  |  Sempronle,  4  yrs,  7st  Itt  Cobb  - 
Bolero,  5  yrs,  9stllb  MrThirlwell  -  | 

Won  by  a  short  head,  two  lengths  between  the  seoond  and  third;. 
Diaddme  bolted. 

Visitors'  Stakes  (International  handicap)  of  60  sov.;  abont  a  mile. 
Maria,  by  Hampton,  6  yrs.  |  Sempronie,  4  yn,  7sfe  1ft  Cobb  ^' 

7st  10ft  -      -      -      Foliett  1 1  Alarm,  4  yrs,  6st  4lb    Jasperae  3 
Won  easily  by  five  lengths*  a  bad  third. 

SABLES  D'OLONNE. 

Thursdat,  August  the  ISth.—Priz  dela  Plage  (handicap)  of  48  sov. 
for  the  winner,  and  14  sov.  for  the  second;  rather  more  than  a  mile  and 
a  half. 

La  Nonaille,  by  Uhlan,  8  yrs,     I  Omnium,  4  yrs,  9Bt  lift  -      -  » 

7st4ft  1  I  Molina.Syrs  7st8&-      •      -  % 

Won  by  a  length,  a  very  bad  third. 

LIMOQES  SuMMEB  Mbbting. 

Saturdat,  August  the  I6th.~Priz  de  I'Avenir  of  71  sov.  for  flla 
winner,  and  16  for  the  seoond,  for  two  yrs  old;  about  three-quarters  of  » 
mile. 

Atlette.  by  Silvio,  |  iCarmelade,  8Bt  8ft     '  Senfeld  % 

Sst  39>  -      -      -  Bridgeland  1  |  Lafleor,  Bst  7ft    •      -   Oreen  S 
Three  others  ran.--  Won  by  a  head,  three  lengths  betwemi  the  seooifcl 
and  third. 


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FrixdwCbaiWgBAemof  6*m4  abont  a  mile  aad  a  kidf. 
buoMlo,  tarBaiited».8jr8»         )  OoodPridiiy,3yr«,8st7lbazaBB  2 
Sstrtk  .      .  Pantal   1  I  Oosaiiiia, 8 m7al:  1(Mb  -GUI«  I 

Woirby  fttiwak^a  M  third. 

Prix  de  la  Soci^tA  d'Enooaragement  of  910  sot.  for  the  winner,  and  14 
f flv  tha  aaaond;  abAniaimile.BBdi«baUk 
Vienne,  by  Ollbert,  |  Madame  Fttiiffacd»  3  yrs* 

3m«Bt9l»     .  BridgelaoA  1  i   Sat  8flk     -  -  Pantal  9 

rBBoiMnifcn.ilyr8>8et  JI^Gnea  3 
One  other  ran^Won  hy  tbree-qaarterB  ot  a  length*  a  bad  ttiird. 

SOITDAT,  Anfrnsk' tke  14Kh.  -?riz  dn  Conaeil  O^n&ral  (handicap)  of 
^  Bov,;  neatly  a  mile  and  a  half. 

€kMd  Prl4ay,by  LeEepi;  [  Baooanit  IT,3yi«,9stll%  Gillee  1 

S  yrs,  9Bt  6lb  -      -     Green  1  \  Won  by  two  lengths. 

Prix  National  of  126  sbv.  for  the  winner,  and  54  for  the  second;  aboat 
two  miles  and  a  half. 

Brmenfrarde,  by  Fhgeotet,  |  Blonde  II;  4  yn;  9st  Bridgeland  3 

4yn,88tl01b  -      •  ntnter  1  j  Vbroenr  IF,  4  yr8,9se81b  Pantal  8 

Won- by  «  Itogtb,  a  neck  between  the  second  and  third. 
Prix  de  I'Et^  of  72  607.  for  the  winner,  and  16  for  the  second;  about 

three-qnartcrs  of  a  mile.*  ' 

Arlette,  by  Silvio,  2  yrs;  t  Harmehiidb,  2  yrs, 

M;8ft>-     -     .  BHdbeland   1      7st  ISA  -      •      -    Senfeld  3 
I  Ottran-,  2'  yrs;  8str  A  >  -     Green  8 
One  oth4>r  ran.— Won  by  a  length,  half  a  length  between- the -eeeond  and 
thinL 

SAUMUR. 

BikTCBDAT,.lain]at  the  164h.>-Pvix  de  laSocUt^  d'SoBonxagcBOcafc  of 
127  sov.;  about  a  mile  and  aqnarter. 
Avita,  by  Fmno-TireaE,  I  Luttenr  IT,  8  yvs. 

8yrs,88t8lb  Lansden   1      8ac(7ttt>      -      •  Wyciiericy  3 

Jiacrense,  8yrs,  8at8Ib  -Madgs  2  | 

Won  I9  twa  lengths,  a  leiagth  between  the  eeoond  and  third. 

Prix  de  Saumnr  (handicap)  of  13fl  sov.  for  the  winner,  22  sot.  for  the 
eeoond,  and  0  sot.  forthe  third;  abont  a  mile  and  three  fnrlongs. 
Sapenr,  by  Mars,  8  yrs.  |  Aepio,  3  yrs,  98t2A      -Sanders  8 

SstSlb  -  '  Wy<6herl«y  1  (aonqufoantll,  3yis,9stlft  -  - 
Vandolse.  4  yn,  BstTft*  Madge  3  |     Won  easily  by  thraa  lengths. 

Buin>A7,  Angnst  the  16th.—  Prix  du  GooTemement  of  62  sov.  fbr  time 
yn  old;  rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  half. 

Aspic,    by    Salvator,  I  Sapeur,  8stl11b     -  Wycherl^  8 

Sst  lllb     -     -      Saoden  1  (  Woa-in  a  canter. 

AIX  LES  BAmS. 

BoKDAT,  Angnst  the  16th.— Prix  de  la  Socidt^  of  64  sov.  forthe  win- 
ner, and  12  sot.  for  the  second;  aibont  r  mftoand.a  ftarlong. 
I^^Bperon,-  by  GOtertt  3  yis,  |  Tkbarka,  6  yrs;  lOsc  61b  Newblng  9 

9sl  7ft      -      .  .  -     I?ey.  1  I  Won  by  a  neck. 

CHATIPi,li(i>N.  SUB  GHALA/ROJyNE. 

^lirNDAY,  AnRnat.the  16tb.^-£rU  de  la  Yille  of  1  aft  jot.;  abent  a  mSb 
and  fiT»iur)ouca(. 

Coulon.  by  Faublas,  3  yrs,  |  Poalarde,  8  yrs, 

SsttTl^     ^     *     -  BnrttMk  li    8Bt5ft     -  O.Bartholamev  9 
Woa.eaBiay.. 

>BilKda>OofiMlV€Wn4ral«f  id^sor-.,  nearly  eeT^n-furlongt,  waawon  by 
BUotrope.  by  TTiiilo,  4  yrs,  Set  7ft,  beating  one  other. 


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FLEUBAFCE. 

8inilUT„ici}9DBitJlB  16tfa.i-Frix  delaViltoof  34  stm;  about  a  mtia 

Taientelle,  by  Bay  Arober,  I  Mademoiselle  des  Gaathiers, 

3  jpaif  7it.l3fti-      -      Tapie  1  |    4  y rs,  96t  60}=  -      -    Prunet  9 
SixotiiezB  ian,~ W<^n  by  a  length. 

JULLONVILLE. 

Sunday,  Atguab  tbas  latht^Brik  de  arauirnie,  an  objet  d^art  and 
1&  8oy.;  QenUemen  riders;  atooab  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 
Soabieaaa,     Guy^  1  Etoile  Filante,  S  yn,  lOdt  4ft    -  2 

DayreU,  4-  yrs,  Tbldde»  3  yrs,  8st  13Ib      -      -  3 

lAK  4ft  -  l^aoamtB^dn  BonSxIa  l| 

Won  by  a  neck,  a  lenRth  between  the  second  and  tOrird. 

MONTELIMAR. 

Sunday,  Anguet^th©  with.— Frix-da  Conseil  .C^n6ral  of  22  eov.,  nearly 
«  mite,  was'won  .t)y 

Cameret,  by  Berryer,  S  yrs,  98t7ft  (M.  Bambaud),  boating. three  others 
Grand  Prix  de  la  Ville  of  63  bov.  for  the  winner,  and  12  aov.  for  the 
ffecond;  about  a  mile  and  a  half. 

If ^tropole,  by  WeUingtoDia,  liSal&de,  5  yrs,  98t  Tib  -      Eurly  3 

8  yrs,  78tl3ft      -      -Covey  1  |'        Won  by  half  a  length. 

ROYAN. 

SUKDAT,  Afignst  the  IBLh.— Prix  de  la.  Sociti^  d'Encourgenaent  of 
$8  SOY.  for  the  winner,  and  10  aov.  for  the  second;  about  a  mile  and  a 
•quarter. 

Infiddle^  byrSeeiSaw,  4  yiVr  I  RoUa,  8  yrs,  8st7ft    W.  Cooper  2 

lOst  2ft  -  -  -Harvey  1  |  Two  others  ran.— Won  very  easily. 
Premier  Prix  de  la  Vflle  (handicap)  of  101  sov.;  about  a  mile  and  a 

<iuarter. 

Cbquelicot,  by  Plutus,  8  yrs,  Marengo,  8  yrs,.  8st  Sib     -      -  - 

88tl3lb      -      -      -Hodges  1  La  Nouaille,  3  yrs,  Tst  3ft  -      -  - 
0111,  3  yrs,  7st  8ft  -  Harrieson  2  Oriflamme,,  8  yrs, 
CKraninm,4  yr8,98t7ft     Hills  8      7st8ft  -      -     Harrison  (disq.) 
Oriflamme  came  in  first  easily,  but  was  disqualified  for  having  inter- 
fered with  Coquelicot,  and  the  race  awuidtd  to  Coquelicot^  who 
came  in  second. 

TCBBDAT,  August  the  18t1i.— Grand  Prix  du  Casino  of  156  bov; for  the. 
winner,  and  16  bov.  for  the  second,  for  two  yrs  old^  about  three-quarters 
of  a  mile. ' 

Salamaadis'n,  by  Gilbert,  |  Grivette,  8st  6fi>  -      -  GiHes  8 

8st  6ttir     -      •  Bridgejand  l.l  Panoplie;  astflllfi   -  Cunniogton  4 

Fasquine,  88t  6ft  -    Hemming  2  | 
Three  oHiers  nm.^-W^  by  alragth.  three  Icnglba  between  thesccond 

and  third«  a  bad  fourth. 
I>enxi^e  Prix  de  la  Ville  (ielKng  race)  of  93 sov.;  about  a  mile  and  a 

quarter. 

Uill,  by  Gilbert,  3  yrs,  I  Tambonr-dc-Basqae,  3  yrs, 

Tit  lift      •      -    Harrisson  1      6$tm-      -     -      -    MiUa  k 

Forban,  8  yrs^  78t  7ft   -  Gill»a  2  | 
Two  others  ran. — Won  by  a  head,  a  short  bead  between  the  second  and 

third.^Tha  winner  was  bought  in.  for  168  sor. 
.Prix  du  Ghemin  de  Vet  of  46  arr<.',  about  a  mile  and  a  furlong. 

Infli)^^  4 ynaOatSft  Wyotairlqr.  1  |  Ooqueliaott  a  yn,  lOsf  Pfir  Mills  3 

Bolla.  8  yrs,  98t  6ft  W.  Cooper  S  t  WoB>e«eiiy. 


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EVREUX, 

Monday,  Aoffiut  the  17tb.-*Prix  de  la  Ville  (sellinff  race)  of  109  soy. 
for  th«  winner,  and  18  tor,  for  the  seocMid;  rather  more  than  a  mile  and 
a  half. 

Oriqnett^,  by  Gontmn,  Syrs,         I  Mahmoad,4  yrs,  9rtllIbHQntec  9 
78t13B>      -  Hartley   1  |  Armada,  3  yrs,  tet  8B>   -Bandy  8 

Won  by  half  a  length,  a  length  between  theseoond  and  third.— Ths 
winner  was  sold  for  128  sot. 

Prix  dn  Oonseil  O^nM  of  183  sot.  for  the  winner,  and  40  sot.  for  the 
second,  for  two  yrs  old;  about  flTO  furlongs. 

Bobinette,  by  Bay  Archer,  I  Furet,  Sst  lib      -      -    Bolfe  9 

Sst  31b      -      .      -  Hartley   1  |  Mirail,  Sst  71b     -      -    Clout  J 
Two  others  ran Won  by  halt  a  length,  a  length  ands  half  between 
the  second  and  third. 
Prix  de  la  Soci^t^  d'Bnoouragement  of  128  sot.  for  the  winner,  and 
10  SOT.  for  the  second;  abont  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 
Deception,  by  Saxifrage,  I  Housqueterie,   8  yrs, 

S  yrs,  Sst  sib      •      •  Gooch  1  I    Sst  31b  -      -      -      Hartley  9 
\  Bellao,  8  yrs,  Sst  71b     -  Bandy  3 
One  other  ran.— Won  by  half  a  length,  two  lengths  between  the 
second  and  third. 

DIEPPE. 

Fridit,  Anffiist  the  2l8t.— Prix  da  Casino  (selling  race)  of  131  sot., 
for  two  yrs  old  fillies;  about  fire  furlongs^ 
Succees,  by  Straochino, 

SstSft  -      A.Wood  1 

Gabare,  78t  I2ft  -  •  Jones  3 
La  Madeleine,  Tst  121b  -  Oooch  3 

Won  by  two  lengths,  three  lengths  bety^n  the  second  and  third. 

Prix  de  Ronxmesnil  (selling  race)  of  144  sot.,  for  two  yrs  old  oolts; 
about  five  furlongs. 


La  Bourdonnidre, 

78t13lb-  -  .Wyoheiley  - 
Jacquette,  7st  12ft  -      •Ohilds  - 


Frelon,  Sst  59>  •  -  -Childs  - 
Eolien,78t  121b-  -  -Jones  - 
Joyenx,  78t  I2lb  -  Gkxxsh  - 
Blason,  7st  12ft  -  •  Price  - 
Parthenay,  7st  12ft  -  Iforris  - 
the  second  and  third.— The  winner 


Lotus,  by  Paladin, 

Sst  6ft  -  .  •  A.  Wood  1 
Laboreur,  Sst  51b  -  -  Lane  2 
Dignitaire,  78t  12lb  -  Wycherley  8 
Mirail,  Sst  lift-      -  Hartley 

Won  by  a  neck,  the  same  between 
was  sold  for  173  sot. 

Prix  Special  of  62  sot.  for  three  yrs  old;  rather  mor^  than  a  mile  and 
a  half. 

Beaumesnil,  by  Blenheim,  {  Gupidon,  Sst  12Ib  -      -  Qoooh  S 

88tl2B>      -      -      Hartley   l|         Won  easily  by  a  length. 

A  Handicap  of  210  sot.  tor  the  winner,  and  16  for  the  second;  abont 
a  mile  and  three-quarters. 

ICargniilier,  by  Apollon,  |  Statira,  4  yrs,  Sst  7ft  -  Garlyle  ~ 


4  yrs,  88t  101b  -      •  Carratt  1   Mlneure,  8  yrs,  Sst  9ft-  Hartley  - 
Le  Ndtre,  4  yrs,  98t  9lb   Newby  0  |  Le  Vigneau,  S  yrs,  7st  7ft  Childs  - 
Won  yery  easily  by  three  lengths,  a  dead  heat  for  second  plaoe. 

Sunday,  August  the  23rd.— Prix  du  FoUet  (selling  race)  of  169  eoT. 
for  two  yrs  old;  about  fiye  furlongs. 


Turquie,  by  Faublas, 

Sstlft      -      -      -  Garlyle  1 

Dignit<iire,  78t  12lb    Wyoherley  2 

Le  Gendarme,  7st  12ft  Shepherd  3 


Eolien,  Tst  12lb  -     -    GoTey  - 

Gabare,  Tst  9ft    -      -     Jones  - 

La  Bourdonnidre,  78t  91b  GkKwh  - 
Parthenay,  78t  12ft    -  Hartley 


Won  by  six  lengths,  half  a  length  between  the  second  and  third,— The 
winner  was  bought  in  for  466  soy. 


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Prix  dn  Conaeil  Qiaainl  (wiling  race)  of  180  soy.  for  the  winner,  and 
18  BOT.  for  theseoond;  nearly  a iidle  and  a  half. 


Vaadoiae,  by  Uhlan,  4  yrd, 
Set  lib     .     -     -  Carlyle 


Robert  Bmce,  4  yrs, 
Sstllft    .      -      -Hartley  2 
.  Le  Vigneaa,  3  yr8,88t  1  lib  Bandy  8 
Won  by  three  lengths,  a  bad  third.<-The  winner  was  sold  fpr  300  sot. 

Prix  National  of  13«  sov.  for  the  winner,  and  24  sov.  for  the  seoond; 
rAther  more  than  two  miles  and  three^qnartera. 

Clio,  by  Dollar,6yr8,98tl2lb  Rolfe  1  |  Qaolibet,  6  yxB.lOst  lib  R.  Bandy  9 
Margtiilller,4  yrs.SstlSIb  Oarratt  2  I  Azar,  5  yrs,  98t  81b     -    Livia  - 
Won  by  two  lengths,  half  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 

Prix  Ohories  Lafitte  (Orand  International  Handioap)  of  492  rov.  for  the 
winner,  60  sov.  for  the  seoond,  and  40  sot.  for  the  third;  rather  more 
than  a  mile  and  a  half. 

Tardif ,  by  Montargis,  |  Impatient,  3  yrs,  Tst  10ft  Price  8 

8  yrs,  8st    -      -      Hartley   1   Senegal,  4  yrs,  9st  21b    •   Rolfe  - 

Gondole  II,  3  yrs,  6st  41b  Saville  2  |  Oifcron  ir,3yrs,78tt3lb  Wycherley  - 
Won  easily  by  two  lengths^  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 

TOBSDAT,  August  the  2«th.— Prix  da  Chateau  d'Ea  of  172  B07.;  about 
seTen  furlongs. 

Olio,  6  yrs,  lOst  -  -  Rolfe  1 1  Azar,  ft  yrs,  lOst  8Ib  -  Lavis  - 
Yyrande.  4  yrs,  lOst  -  Hanter  2  I  Canzoni,  4  yrs,  lOst  31b  Lemaire  - 
Arcade,  8  yr8,9st  61b  -  HarUey  8  | 

Won  easily  by  a  length,  a  bad  third. 

Prix  de  la  QodiM  d'Bnooaragement  of  427  sot.  fos  the  winner,  and 
88  sot.  for  the  seoond;  about  one  mile  and  seven  furlongs. 


Brmengarde,  by.  Flageolet, 

4  yrs,  98t  7ft      -      -Hanter  1 

T^lSmaque,  8  yrs,  8st  7ft   Lane  2 

Taidif,  3  yrs,  88t  7ft     Hartley  3 


Sonrire,  4  yrs,  9st  lOft  -Newby  . 

Anglomane,  8  yrs,  8st  7fi>  Rolfe  - 

Beaumesnil,  8  yrs,  88t  7lb  Gooch  • 

Tourterelle,  8  yrs,  8st  4ftCarlyle  - 


Won  by  half  a  length,  a  nnck  between  the  second  and  third. 

Prix  de  VHotel  Royal  (aelling  raoe)  of  200  sot.  for  the  winner,  and  42 
for  the  seoond;  nearly  a  mile  and  a  half. 


Le  Ndtre,  4  yrs,  98t  lllb  Newby 
Robert  Braoe,  4  yrs,  Ost  Hartley 
Yaadoiae,  4  yrs,  8st  lllb  Carlyle 


Emile,  by  EckmUhl,  8  yrs, 

8st9ft  •  -  -  Baker  1 
Pagazon,8yr8,78t  10B>Criokmere  2 
Charolaise,  8  yrs,  7st  81b  Ooooh  8 

Won  easily  by  Ato  lengths,  a  neck  between  the  second  and  third. 

Orand  Prix  de  Dieppe  (International  Criterion)  of  872  sot.  for  the 
winner,  40  for  the  seoond,  and  20  for  the  third,  for  two  yrs  old;  about 
five  furlongs. 


Gamin,  by  Hermit, 

8st  lift 
Alger,  9st  8ft  - 
Lori^ette,  8st  18ft  • 
Pouoette,  88t  8ft  - 
Vorminy,  8st  lllb  - 
Calais,  8et  lift 


-Carlyle 

-  I>odge 
Lemaire 

-  LaTis 

-  Lane 
Kearney 


Don  Bartholo,  88t  lift 
Centurion,  8et  llft- 
Suzanne,  8st8ft  • 
La  Louts,  8st  8ft  • 
Straalera,  8et  8ft  - 
Perlina,88t8ft 


-  Wood 
Hopkins 

Hartley 

-  Jones 
-Newby 
Hunter 


Won  by  a  length,  a  length  a^ul  a  half  between  the  seoond  and  third, 
and  four  lenjgths  between  the*  thixtl  and  fourth. 


CHALAIS. 

SUNDAT,  Aagastth'e  '9l1i.-1^rix  Andr6of  21  sot.  about  a  mile  and  a 
quarter,  was  won  by 

Sylphide,  by  Guy  Dayrell,  4yrB»  9st6ft  (Oldin),  beating  R^T^lation, 
4  yrs,  10st8fi>  (second),  and  P^ruTienne,  6  yrs,  lOstSft  (third). 


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DUNKIRK. 

SATURDAY,  August  the  15th.— Prix  du  Casino  (qelUngxaoa)  of  62  warn* 
for  the  winner.  12  boy,  for.the  second,  ancL  6  em^far  the  third;  neariy  a 
mile  and  a  quarter* 

Hosoat,  by  Insulaire,  1  Beoaiflsaiiflej  8  fn, 

8  yrs,  8st  121b      -  Kitchener  1  I    Sst  91b  -      -      -  Newmann  2 
|0«takuie,;57ts,-llMm  -Buck  8 
Won  easily  by  eight  lengths,  iwo  leogftha  between  ttie  :8MMiid  and  thM, 

SiTKDAT,  August  the  16th«^Ptix  d«  la  Pelonae  (handieap)  of  M  ott.; 
nearly  a  mile  and  a  quartec 

Mentredon,  by  Gabier,  I  Muscat,  8  yrs,  9st  lib      -  Buck  9 

3  yrs,  Sst     -     •  Kitehener  1 )  Piiig»  4  yn,  8Bt  121b  -  Yeoraans  3 
Won  by  a  length,  tiiras  leaffthB  betmsean  theseoond  and  third. 

ANTWERP. 

Satuudat,  Aqgnst  the  Ifith.— Mz  de  I'BM  (selling  raoe)  of  28  aor.. 
Gentlemen  riders,  abonba  mile,  was  won  by 

La  Boule,  by  Faisan,  8  yrs,  list  51b,  beatiog  thiee  Qth«is.**TfaA  ndboner 
was  sold  for  69  sot. 

Prix  des  Fortiftoattona(-8eUi]ig  nuw)  of  M  flov.r  about  three-qoarten 
of  a  mile. 

Marionnette,  by  Spring-  |  Wild  Bose,  5  yn,  9st  Iflb  JeDis  t 

field,  3  yrs,  Sst  91b  -  Gilokriit  1 1 

Two  others  ran.— Won  easily  by  bw«i«ngtliB. 

Prix  des  Membree  PiuteotcTirs  (selUog  raoe)  ift  90  sor.;  about  a  mile. 
Qaaintness,  by  Maogregor,  |  LuUy,  aged,  list    -       Clarck  2 

3  yrs,  Sst  131b      -     Davison  1  |  Orchid^,  4  yrs,  9Bt  61b  BotheriU  3 
Tliree  others  ran.— Woo  by  haif  a  length,  a  lengOh  and  a  half  between 
the  second  and  third. 

Sunday,  August  the  16th— Prix  des  Tribunes  (welter  handicap)  of 
41  boy..  Gentlemen  riders,  about  a  mile  and  a  furlong,  was  won  by 
Gun  Cotton,  by  Queen's  Messenger,  4  yrs,  lOst  6fi>,  beating  four  o^era. 

Prix  de  la  Ville  (Inteniational  handioap)  of  276  sor.  for  the  winner, 
and  12  SOY.  for  the  second;  Eattiec  more  ttwa  a  mite  «nd  a  half. 
Fltz-Maroello,  by  Maroello,  Maronite,  4  yrs,  eatltlb  Baokley  4 

8  yrs,  7st  31b  •  Gilohris*  1  Sarprenant,  6  yra,  Heft  Vt  Bllsea  - 
Tipster,  4  yrs,  98t  111b  -  Jellia  2  Bebound,  (^ed,  6st  Uft  PerciYal  - 
Br.  h .  by  Pero  Gomez,  out  BYapoied  11, 3  yr8«  7st  SjIbTarner  - 

of  Fleuriete,6yrs,8stl8lb Bbllett  8 
Won  by  a  neck,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and  :thiid«— An  oh|60- 
tion  to  the  winner,  for  interfering  with  Tipster,  was  OYer-ruted. 

Prix  de  Oonsolation  of  21  sor.;  about. three^iaarters -of  a  mtle. 
Wild  Bose,  by  Wild  Oats,  |  Qvisetda,  5  yrs,  9Bt      Sherlock  S 

5yr8,9stldlb      -      -  JeUls  l  ] 

Won  easily.— The  wuuier  was  bought  in  for  198  sot. 

QUIMPEB. 

Sunday,  August  the  16th.— Prix  de  la  Ville  of  20  sot.  for  the  winner  » 
about  a  mile  and  a  quarter,  was  won  t>y 
Sifflet,  by  Marin,  5  yrs,  lOst  4lb,  betfCing  two  others. 

Ho:rDAY,  August  the  17th.— Prix  du  GoaTernoment  of  MaoT.,  nboob 
a  mile  and  «  half,  was  won  bjr 

SoUy,  by  Le  Petit  Oaporal,  3  yrs,  Sst  llA^  beatloff  thrM4>fcli0n. 


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PERTUia. 

8UNDAT,  Augait  the  16tlL~Prix  de  la  YiUe  of  86  gor;;  -Marty  a  nlto 
t&d  thKeKiauftos. 

Bofle-Tb6,  by  Drammood,  I  Tha  TMobadoiir,  8yn, 

6  yn,  lOieSlb  -  Nayler  1  Set  21b  -  -  •  Staples  t- 
Avenlr»4  yn,  9itl8ft  QtunlgatB  9  |         Won  by-foarieng:tohe. 

BAGNERES-BE-BIGORRE. 

THtmsDAT,  Angast  the  20th.^Pitr  Hifls-Aonette  of  84  soy.  for  Uie 
winner,  and  17  sot.  for  the  second,  for  two  yrs  old;  about  three-qoartem 
of  a  mile. 

Harmelade,  by  Pamaase,  |  ICaytia,  Set  81b    -      Watkins  9 

Sst  3lb      -      -      -     Kills  1  I  Piston,  8st  7Ib     -      -      Jo6  8 
One  other  ran.— ^on  by  half  a  length,  a  length  between  the  seoond  and 
third. 

SCTNPAT  Angost  the  23rd.-^lMx  de  la  TDle  (taandioap)  of  40  sor.; 
abont  a  mite  and  a  quarter. 

Agteor,  by  Qlrwt,  4  yre,  |  Ontario,  5  yrs,  -Set  1  ll>  •  Ttc^rs  9 

8st  3fi>-      -      -    W.  Ck)Oper  I  |  Louisa,  8  yrs,  8st  -      •  Forster  8 
Won  by  a  head,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

EADEN-BADEN. 

Saturday,  August  the  22nd.— FUrstenberg  Friise  (selling  raoe)  of 
S16  mt.  for  4flie  winner,  und  90  sov.  for  the  second;  about  a  mile  and  « 
ouaKtsr. 


Springbok,  6  yrs, 

98t7JBt>       -      -  Qrimshaw  - 

Dagmar,  aged,  8st  lOlb  -  Wyatt  - 

Leopold,  4  yrs,  Sst  7ft  -  Smith  - 


qui 

Qnasn's  Ookur,  by  Quesn^ 

Messenger,  8  yxs,  78t  I2Ib  Sopp  I 
I^ust  II,  4  yrs.  Sat  lib  -  Jeffery  2 
Juana,  3  yrs,  78t  71b  Ballantine  3 
Gif tmischer,  6  yrs^Sst  6lb  Barton  •  . 

Won  by  half  a  length,  four  length  between  the  se<^nd  and  third»— > 
The  winner  was  sold  for  600  sot. 

Znkunfts  Prize  -of  1230  sov.  lor  4he  winner,  and  80  for  the  seoond,  for 
two  yrs  old;  about  tdr  forlongs. 


Fenek,  by  Bnooaneer, 

SstlOfi)  -  -  -  Busby  1 
Keyg-ur,  Ost  61b-  -  E.  Ooatea  2 
Green  Wave,  Sst  11Tb  Watts  8 
Bohemund,  98t  -  -H.Jeffei7  - 
Ollyan-ninos,  Sst  71b  -  Smart 
Balzan,  Sstdft  -      •  Bundy 


Dictator,  88t  9ft      -  dough 

Mallnes,  Sst  61b  -      -  Oxford 

Br.  c.  by  Albert  Victor,  out 

of  School  Girlj  Sst  91b   -  Sopp 

Pampas  Grass,  Sst  lift  -  Luke 

Remember,  9st  -      -  Wyatt 

SicUy,88t6lb  •      •  -  Bell 


Won  by  a  length  and  three-quarters,  two  lengths  between  the  seoond 
andtbird. 

The  Stadt  Prize  (handicap)  of  806  soy.  for  the  winner,  and  60  sot.  for 
the  seoond;  about  one  mile  and  Uiree-quarters. 

Tortoise  sh^,  by  Bertram,  I  Baccarat,  6  yrs,  Sst  lOft  Bushey  S 

or  Balle,  i  yrs,  9st  121b  Sear  1   Niklot,  fi  yrs.  lOst  Ift  Ballantine  - 
Cosmos,  5  yrs,  lOst  4ft     Watts  3  |  Plutarch,  4  yrs,  lOst  owner  (disq.) 
PJutaroh  came  In  first  by  a  length,  but  was  disqualified  on  the  ground 
Of  a  cross,  and  the  race  awarded  to  Tortoise-shell,  who -came  In 
second,  beating  Oosmos  by  a  neck. 

Prize  of  Iflezheim  (produce  race)  of  410  sor.for  tfaBiwinnBr^aiid  86  lor* 
for  the  seconds  abeut  one  mile  and  a  half. 

ffriftiB.  by  Gbamant,  3  yrs,  I  aamitaii%4yf8,10etSftGrimdiaw  9 

9fltji]b     «     ...  Barton  ll        Won  by  fllteeu  lenBths. 


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Monday,  Aagnet  the  S4th.><-6andweir  Prize  (selling  race)  of  115  bot. 
for  the  winner,  and  10  bot.  tor  the  second,  for  two  and  three  yrs  old; 
wbont  five  farlQogs. 

Almania,  by  Good  Hope,  Ooldm&dchen,  8  yra.  Sat  91b  Sopp  S 

t  yra.  Sat  91^      -      Barton  1   Noma.  8  yis,  9at  lift    •  Klaa  - 

little  Bella,  S  yrs,  Piero-Flor,  8  yra,  lOst  8ib  Watta  - 

9st  21b  •      -      •  H..  JefFery  9  Cintra,  8  yra,  98t  2fe     Madden  - 

Won  by  three-qaarters  of  a  length,  two  lengths  and  a  half  between  the 
second  and  third.— The  winner  was  boagbt  in  for  lldaov. 

The  Ladiea'  Prize  (selling  race;,  an  objet  d'art  and  160  aoT.  tat  the 
winner,  and  10  soy.  for  the  second;  about  six  furlongs. 
Goldborte,  by  Recorder,  |  Qoldmadchen,  3  yrs, 

8yr8,»8t61b  •  MrThirweU  1  lOst  Ulb  -  Oount  Mettemich  8 
Hanseat,  4  yrs,  list  71b  owner  2  | 

Won  by  six  lengths,  fiye  lengths  between  the  second  and'  third.— The 
winner  was  sold  for  176  sor. 

•  The  Jubilee  Prise  of  Baden,  a  Gold  Cap  and  2060  sot.  for  the  winner. 
160  SOT.  for  the  second,  and  60  bot.  for  the  third;  about  two  miles. 
Plaisanterie,  by  Wellingtonia,       |  Blue  Grass,  6  yra,  9st  8fi>  Watta  8 

3  yrs,  Sat  2lb  -      -      Bundy  1   Ooemoa,  6  yra^ 
The  Condor,  8  yrs,  Sstelb  Oxford  2  |    9at4]b  -      .    Mr  Thirlwell  - 

Won  by  a  length  and  three-quarters,  a  head  between  the  second  and 
third. 

The  Prize  of  the  PaTOurlte  Of  77  sot.  for  the  winner,  and  10  aor.  for 
the  aeoond;  about  a  mile. 

Slhan,  by  Martyrdom,  4  yrs,         j  LiDoebit,Syr8, 7at6ibBal1antlne  8 
8st      -      -      •      -  Sopp  1   Bedensart,  8  yrs,  7st      Barton  - 
FechTOgel,  8  yr^,  7gt  81b  Olongh  2  |    Won  by  a  length,  a  bad  third. 

"  Thursday,  August  the  27th.-7The  Jugend  Prize  (handicap)  of  190 
Sor,  for  the  winner,  and  40  sot.  for  the  second,  for  two  yrs  old;  about  five 
ftirlongs. 

Hartenfela,  by  Ghamant,  I  Br.  c.  by  Albert  Victor— 

Bst  9ft      -      -    H.  Jeflery  1  |    School  Girl,  Sst  91b  Ballantine  8 
IlBensUin,  Sst  111b      -     Sopp  2  f  Thronfolger,  Sst  101b  -   Barton  - 
I  Man9Qlini,88t8]b-      •       Bell  - 
Won  by  four  lengths,  a  length  and  a  half  between  the  second  and  third. 

'  St  Leger  (bahdicap)  of  660  sot.  for  the  winner,  and  60  sot.  for  the 

Acond,  for  thfee  yA  old;  about  one  mile  and  a  quarter. 

Beau  Kash,  by  Albert  Victor,  St  Julien,  9Bt  61b  -      -     Bell  4 

"98tl21b  -  -  -owner  1  Juana,  9st  2lb-  -  -  Wyatt  - 
Excelsior  II,  lOst  -  Orimshaw  2  Pompey,  Sst  121b  -  -  Sopp  - 
Amoroso,  9st  8ft    -      -    Sear  8 

Woh  by  two  lengths,  a  head  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Merknr  Prize  (selling  race)  of  SO  sot.  for  the  winner,  and  20  sot. 
for  the  second;  about  a  mile. 

Almania,    8    yrs,  |  Little  Bella,  8  yrs, 

98t6ft-  -  -Mr Thirlwell  l|  98tim  -  MrAbiogton  - 
Bkan,   4  yrs,  |  Golden  Days,  5  yrs, 

~10et9ft     CTOnnt  Gh.  Kinsky  2     lOstllft    -     -    Mr  Moore  - 
Hanseat,  4  yrs,  list      -  owner  8  I  Ester,  6  yrs,  lOst  2lbMrJ.BeaBley  - 
■  Won  by  two  lengths,  four  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. — 
The  winner  was  bought  in  for  166  sot. 

The  KosmopoUtisches  Handicap  of  206  sot.  for  the  winner,  and  40  sot. 
for  the  second:  about  a  mile. 

Occident,  by  Eisber,  6  yrs,  1  Fancy    Pair,  4  yrs, 

.98tl2ft      .      .      •  Bnaby  l|    SstSft-  -  E.  Tlnaley  8 

Kiklot,  6yr8,98t  .-  Sear  2  ( Bkust  XI,  4  yrs,  Sat  lift  Gongii  4 


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Chartist,  3  yrs.  Sat  31b  -  Sopp  - 
Pack,  3  yra,  7gt  121k  -  Gloufirb  - 
Wildgi«fin,3yrB,78tl01b    BeU  - 


Tlatarch,  4  yrs,  108t9]b  owner  > 
<Oemot,  4  yra,  Ost  SBk  H.  Jeffery  - 
OliTette,  yn,  8st  9ftBaIlantine  - 
Triftig,  8  yre,  Sst  71b      Barton  -  . 

Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  half  a  length  betwaen  the  Becond  and 
third,  and  four  lengths  between  the  third  and  fourth. 

IIONDAT,  Angnst  the  31st.— The  Schwarzwald  Prize  of  97  soy.  for  the 
winner,  and  10  bot.  for  the  second,  for  two  yrs  old;  aboac  half  a  mile. 
Sonnenbarg,  by  Chamant.  |  Triomphant,  93t  1  lb  -      Sopp  2 

8st  9ib      -      -     H.  Jeffery   1  |  Modiste.  7at  2lb  -      -  Barton  3 
Won  by  a  length,  half  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 

The  Earlsmhe  Prize  (free  handicap)  of  175  sot.  for  the  winner,  and 
20  80V.  for  the  second;  about  a  mile  an'  I  a  quarter. 


Jnana,  by  Bosiorucian 

3  yrs,  7st  81b      -      Clongh  1 

Niklot,  5  yrs,  9st  12lb  BaUantine  2 

Pause  II,  4  yrs.  8st  121b  Gough  3 


Triftig,  3  yrs,  Bst  3ft  -  Barton 
Tortoise-shell,  4  yrs,lOst  41b  Sear 
Haaelnnss,  3  yrs,  Sst  H.  Jeffery 
Telephon,  4  ym,  8st  lib  Madden 


Won  by  a  head,  a  length  between  the  seoond  and  third. 

The  Fremersberg  Prize  (sel^ng  race)  of  116  sov.  for  the  winner,  and 
15  for  the  second;  about  a  mile. 

Al  mania,  8  yn,  |  Elkan,  4  yrs,  98t  71b-      -   Sear  8 

9st  lib  -      -      -  H.  Jeffery   1  I  Pechrogel,  3  yra,  Sat  91b  Wyatt  - 

Little  Bella,  8  yrs.  Sst  71b  Sopp  2  | 
Won  by  a  head,  two  lengths  and  a  half  between  the  second  and  third. 
—The  winner  was  bought  in  for  147  sov. 

The  Ebcrstein  Prize  (free  handicap)  of  110  sov.  for  the  winner,  and 
120  sov.  for  the  seoond;  about  three-quarters  of  a  mile. 


Chartist,  by  Plebeian,  8  yrs, 

98t      -      -      -      -  Sopp  1 

QoldmSdchen,  8  yrs. 

Set  91b  -      -      •  BaOantlne  3 

Cternot,  4  yrs,  lOst  4lb  H. Jeffery  0 

Ooldborte,  8  yrs,  9st  1  ft  Madden  0 


Gi-een  Wave,  3  yrs, 

78tI2ft-      -      -      enough  - 

Wildgrilfln,  8  yrs,  98t    -Qough  - 

Fancy  Fair,  4  yrs,l0st61b  Wyatt  - 

Puck,  3  yrs,  98t      -       Barton  - 

Olivette,  5  yrs,  9gfc  Oft     -   Sear  - 


Won  by  two  lengths.  Gemot  and  Ooldborte  ran  a  dead  heat  for  seoond 
place,  beaten  three-quarters  of  a  length. 

DAX. 

8X7NDAT,  August  the  23rd.— Prix  du  D^partement  of  28  sov.;  about  a 
mile  and  three  furlongs. 

Catalan,  by  Mandrake,  3 yrs,         I  Nefta,  8  yrs,  7st  lift  Sangham  2 
Satllfi)      -      -      -owner  l|  Won  by  a  head. 

Prix  dee  Damee  (handicap)  of  SO  sov.  for  the  winner,  and  83  sov.  for 
the  seoond;  about  a  mile  and  a  half. 


Manouche,  4  yrs,  9st  lift  • 
Marengo,  4  yrs,  Sst  9ft 
MaUbran  n.  4  yrs,  Sst  Sft  - 


Cyms-le-Jeune,  by  Fondre- 

de-Gnerre,  8  yrs.  7st  Sft  owner  1 
Aristo,  8  yrs,  7st  6ft  -  Castes  2 
Tambonr-de- Basque, 

Syrs,  7st7lb    -  Bridgeland  8 
Won  by  a  short  head,  a  length  between  the  second  and  third;  Manouche 
pulled  up. 

Prix  de  la  7ille  of  92  sov.  for  the  winner,  and  20  sov.  for  the  seoond, 
for  two  yrs  old;  about  three-quarters  of  a  mile. 

Pasquine,  by  Le  Gamin,  I  Sensible,  Sst  7lb  -      -Watkina  2 

Sat  Sft      -      -      Bitgelind    1  |  Flambeau,  Sst  7ft-      -Hodges  8 
Two  others  ran.— Won  by  a  short  head,  a  length  between  the  seoond  and 
thiid. 

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ANTRAIN, 

8UNn«T.  Amtt  the  93id.^frix  da  D«pmrteraent««de  lafi«ci^  dii 
M^itiul,      Marin,  4  >»,  9Bt  lib,  beating  twoiotliera. 

GASTITjLONN^ES. 

SrKDAT,  AagTist  thft  ?3ixl^Priz.  dn-iDropt  -  ot  4Qaov.  for.ibe  winar 
prxi  12  pov.  for  the  second;  about  a  piUe^and  a  half. 
Oti-Mque.  by  Archimandrite,  I  Gnlopin,  i  yrs,  Set  9A  -    Hoore  9 

;i>r.>,  8et&lb   -      -  HndRon    1  |  iRodriffue,  .t)ced,.108t8]b  owner  8^ 
Wqn  l^jr, a  length. 

l>OflAT. 

BUNDAT.  August  the  28rd.>-Prlx  dn  Cherain  de  Fer  (handicap)  of 
■48  80T.  for  the  winner,  and  14  for  the  aeoond;  rather  more  than  a  mile 
and  a  halt.  . 

Forban,  by  Gilbert,  8  yrs,  I .•Chfttean?x)ux,  8  yra, 

9stll1b  .  Green   1      98t81&    •      -      -    Fantal  8 

La  NoQKilli*,  a  yrB,88t  TftBolIand   2  I  *  Won  by  a  neck. 

Prix  du  D^artement  et  de  la  Tille  of  40  sot.  for  the  winner,  and  14 
for  the  second,  for  two  yra  ol4;  about  three-quarters  of  a  mile. 
Hits,  by  Bay  Archer,  LPeUt  (^upoges.  8«t  71b   -Pantal  2 

Bit  71b  -      -      -      -  Green   1  | 

One  other  ran.~  Won  by  a  leng^th  and  a  half. 

SAINT-ODEN-DES-TOITS. 

Sunday,  August  the  33rd.— Prix  du.Cionaeil  G6bM  of  34  aor.;  ratter 
more  than  a  mile  and  a  half. 

P6Ie-Nord,  by  Atlantic,  I  TolMe,  8  yrs,  9st  19)  Sir  William  2 

6  yrs,  98t  8ft  -      -      owner  1  '  Bcabienae,  4  jrrg.  Set  9lb   owner  8 
Won  by  aeveiralJmtlm. 

LAGN. 

SnMSAT,  Aogort  the98rd.--An  Objetd'Art,  about  a  mite  and  a  qnarter, 
waa  won  by 

Pamoiseau,  by  Marksman,  aged,  beating  Begnard,  aged,  13st  3fl> 
(aeoond),  and  another. 

Monday,  August  the  24th.— Prix  do  Gooreaiefnent  of  40  sot.  for  the 
winner,  and  20  sot.  for  the  second;  about  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 
Gustaye-WaBa,by  Montwrgis,        I  Macreoete,  3  yrs.  Set  38^    -      -  2 

8  yrs,  Sst  7Ib  •      -      -      -  1  I  .Qnesteur,  3  yrs,  Set  71b     -      -  5 
Three  others  ran.— Won  by  a  head,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and 
•tWid. 

mSLE 

SUKDAYrAugnst  the 80th.- Omnium. of  26  sov,;  about  a  mile  and. a 
quarter. 

M^tropole.  by  Wellingtonia,  I  Diuneret,3yrs,9st<tIbM.Bamband  2 

3yr8,.8st,l2ft  Staples  l|      Won  eaeily  by  two  lengUia. 

REDON. 

SvNDAY,  Aufrnst  the  30th.— Prix  dea  C^ieminsde  Fer  of  30  sot.;  about 
a  mile  and  a  f  urlopg,  wau  won  by 

Sully,  by  Le  Petit  Gaporal.  8  yrs,  lOst  01b  C^ham),  beating,  Btoile- 
Filante,  5  yrs,  list  91b  (Pagej,  aeoond,  Yaldre,  5 yrs,  list  61b  (Asbmaa), 
third,  and  flTe  others. 


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Sunday^  August  the  3ftth.— Premier  Criterinm  of  261  fiov.  for  the 
-winner,  and  16  sot.  for  the  second,  for  tvro  yra  old  oolts;  68t  I  lib  each; 
nearly  three-quf»rter8  of  a  mile. 

Viennois,  by  Silvio   -   T.  Lane  1  \  Botilon      -  Hunter  - 

■  FottiUage  -  -  .B4arfi«*y  2  Mn^dria  -  •  • /X3amtt  - 
Upas  .  -  -  -  Rolfe  3  Roquelaure  -  -  Hartley  - 
.Oeobaekm  •  -  -  Hopkins  -  'Pr^uoaeuF-  -  -  R.  Bandy  - 
Polyeucte  -  -  -  Carlyle  - 
Won  Tery  easily  by  three  lengths,  four  lengths  between  the  seoondand 
third;  Prteurwnr  bolted. 

Prix  de  Bols-Roussel  of '*00«ov.  for  the  winner,-  and"  17  -sov.'  fof  the 
'fleoond;  about  two  miles  and  a  half. 

Gadenoe,-byr7ermouti  t^rs,  I  Bacogriffe,  4yrs,  8st9tb  R.Bundy  2 

88t  0»      -      -      -    Bolfe  1  I  Won  by  a  length. 

DeuxiSme  Oriterium  of  269  sov.  for  the  winner,  and  IS  sov.  for  the 
-  second,  for  two  yrs  old' fillies*,  8st9tb  each;  nearly  three-quarters  of  a 
.mile. 


Alda  II,  byBUvlo 
Joyeuse  - 
Prudence  - 


.Turqule  - 
Legation  - 
Strani6ra  - 
€astellamare 


Carlyle  - 

Oarratt  - 

Oxford  - 

-    Hartley  - 


-  T.  Lane  1 

-  H.  Bundy  2 

-  "Wood  8 
nCriokrnere 

Sarriette  -      -      -  Kearney 
Won  by  &  lengtb;; two  lengths ibetween  the  second  and/third}  Oastella- 
rnara  faoltad. 

Ttofsldine  GrMerinm  of  275  pov.  for  the  winner,  and  16  soy.  for  the 
second,  for  two  yrs  old;  nearly  three-quarters  of  a  mile. 


ViH<»nouve,  by  Balagny, 

88t8tb  -  -  •■'Kearney 
-Chevalier  II;  SstllA  T.  Lane 
Caracas,  8st  lift  -  -Hopkins 


Nini,89t8lb-      -      -    Wood  - 

1  Finch,  8st  rift     -      -  Dodge  - 

2  Stromboli,  8Stllft.     R.  Bunfly  - 

3  Oachette,  8st  8ft   -      -Hartley  - 
Won  easily  by  three-quarters  of  ailength,  three  lengths  between  the 

second  and  third. 

Qaartrldme  Prtt  Tiiennial  of  8«)  sov.  for  the  winner,  and  161  sot. 
for  the  second,  for  two  yrs  old;  nearly  three-quarters  of  a  mile. 


Jiipin,  by  Silvio,  Sst  lllb  T.  Lane 
Gamin,  8st  lift  -  Carlyle 
Trouvillp,  Sst  1 1  ft  -  -Dodge 
Pacteur,  88t  nib  -  Newby 
Utrechc,  8st  1  lfi>     -  Madge 


1  Czardas,  8st8fi>      •  Hopkins 

2  Auvergnat,  SstllB)  -    Hearney  - 

3  Prom«>saft,  Sst  8ft     -      -  Eolfe  - 

4  Magn^eie,  8gt  Sft     -     Carratt  - 

5  Prytan6e,  Sst  I  lib   -     Hunter  - 
Won  by  half  a  length,  a  length'  between  the  second  and  third,  three 

lengths  between  tbethird)Aod.foiirbh«.«nd  iialf  a  length  between 
the  fourth  and  fifth. 

Prix  d'Augas  of  100  sov.;  rather  more  than,  a  mile  a  talf. 
Clio, -by  Dollar,  6  yrs,  Sst '21b,  walked  over. 

Pj^RIGUEUX. 

Sunday.  August  the  30th.— Prix  Special  of  62  sov.  for  three  yrs  old; 
-rather  move  th»«  a  mUe  and  a  half. 

Vienne.  by  Gilbert,  |  Ooahmv fist  lllb  -      -  Moore  3 

Sst  8ft     -     -   Bri^geland  .1  |  .W<m  easily. 

Prix  du  Oonseil  G^w^ral  of  65  sov.  for  the  winner,  and  20  sov,  for  the 
secnnd,  for  two  yrs  old;  about  five  furlongs. 

Ba;onne,byGiIbcrt,8st6ft-Green  1  i  fiimone,  8flt  6lb  -  .  Mills  8 
Indien,  Sst  9ft      -'  Bridg^land  2  |  '  Won  by  a  length. 

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Friz  de  la  SooUtA  d'ttiooDngeinent  of  125  soy.;  aboat  a  mile  and  a 
quarter. 

Sceptique,  by  Uhlan,  8  yrs,  |  <^ood  Friday,  8  yrs,  8st  71b  Green  3 

8Bt7ft      -      -   Bridgeland  1  I  Pau,  3  yrs.  8st7ft  -    W.  Oooper  8 
Two  others  ran.— Won  by  a  neok. 

TuBSDAT,  September  the  l8t.^Prlz  Principal  of  104  aor.;  about  a 
mile  and  seTen  furlongs. 

Vienne,  3  yrs.  Sst  6ft  Bridgeland  1  |  Conqu^nt  II,SyTfi,8st8ftFantal  8 
Coulon,  3  yrs,  Sst  8ft  -     Moore  2  |  Won  by  a  length. 

Prix  du  Ohemin  de  Fer  et  de  la  Sod^td  Hippique  (selling  race)  of 
56  SOT.;  about  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 

OilU  by  Gilbert  8  yrs,  |  Grenadidre,  by  Archiman- 

88t  lOIb      -     -    Harrisson  0     drite,  8  yra.  Set  Sib     -  Green  0 
I  Coeaque,  8  yrs,  78t  1 2ft  -  Gilles  8 
One  other  ran.— A  dead  heat.  The  stakes  were  divided.— Grenadidre 
was  sold  for  89  sov. 

Prix  de  PMgneux  of  87  sov.  for  the  winner  and  20  sot.  for  the  second , 
for  two  yrs  old;  nearly  a  mile. 

Indien,  by  Silvio,  Salt^ador,  or        I  Simone,  8st  6ft  •      -      Hills  2 
~  -       -  '  -  ■      !,  Sst  61b  -      -    Green  8 


Yertugadin,  SstSlb  Bridgeland  1  |  Grivette,  8 
Won  by  half  a  length. 


Prix  National  of  120  sov.  for  the  winner,  and  48  sot.  for  the  second; 
rather  more  than  two  miles  and  three-quar  ten. 
Blonde  II,  by  Uhlan,  4  yrs,  I  Farceur  II,  4  yrs,  9st  81b  Pantal  2 

9st      •      -      -  Bridgeland  1  |  Won  by  a  length. 

Prix  dn  P6rigord  (handicap)  of  88  sov.  for  the  winner,  and  20  aov.  for 
the  second;  about  a  mile  and  three  furlongs. 

Pau,  by  Frano-Xireur,  I  Malibran  II,  4  yrs,  9st  2lb  Green  8 

3  yrs,  9Bt  7ft      -  W.  Cooper  1   Good  Friday,  4  yrs,  98t  8fi>      •  > 
Avitz,  3  yrs,  lOst  1ft  Bridgeland  2  |  La  Nouaille,  8  yrs,  Sst  ... 
Won  by  two  lengths. 

LESPARRE. 

SONDAT,  August  the  SOtb.— A  Handicap  ol  83  sov.;  about  a  mile  and 

three  furlongs. 

La  Nouaille,  by  Uhlan,  I  Ontario,  5  yrs,  9stllft    Rogers  8 


3  yrs,  7st  3ft      -      Holland  1   Mistt  Plutus,  4  yrs,  Sst  1ft  - 
Geranium, 4 yrs,  9st4IbHanche8  2  | 

Won  by  half  a  length,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

BRUGES. 

Sunday,  August  the  80th.— A  Handicap  of  42  eov.;  about  seven  far- 
loners. 


Chevalier  d'Este, 
aged,  list  7ft  M.  de  Blicquj  3 


Asphodel,  by  Suffolk,  aged, 

I08t6ft     -     -  -Beeves 
.fiatinette,  4  yrs, 

lOfitlft      -      -H.  B.  Guyot  2 
five  others  ran.— Won  by  a  neck,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and 
third. 

Prix  de  la  Soci^  (welter  handicap)  of  109  sov.  for  the  winner,  and 
32  sov.  for  the  second;  about  three-quarters  of  a  mile. 
Marionnette,  by  Spring-  |  Lamblare,5  yrs,  9stllft  -      -  - 

field,  8  yrs,  8st5ft  Gilchrist  1  Sunbniy,  3  yrs,  Sst  121b  -  -  - 
Moira,  6  yrs,  lOst  6lb  Beeves  2  |  Sempronie,  4  yrs,  7st  lOlb  -  -  - 
T^te  de  Linotte,  8  yrs,  I  Bnila,  8  yrs,  78t  lOlb-      -      -  - 

i)stlft.      -      .     .FoUett  8 1  Bibelotte,2yrB,6st8ft    -      -  - 
Won  by  a  length,  a  short  head  between  the  second  and  third. 


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CAZAUBON. 

Monday,  Angost  the  3l8t.— Prix  da  Bas-Armagnac  (handicap)  of 
24  80V.;  about  a  mile  and  three  furlongs. 

Version,  by  Flayio,  8  yrs,  I  Electric,  6  yrs,  Tst  121b  Gabriel  2 

Sat  1  lib      -      .     Ambroise   I  |  Violet,  3  yrs.  Tat  K'ft  Langbam  3 
Two  others  ran.— Won  by  two  lengths,  a  length  between  the  second  and 
third. 

MAN8LE. 

Sunday.  Septemberthe  6th.— Prix  de  la  Ville  of  20  sov.,  abont  a  mile 
and  three  furlong?. 

Orenadidre,  by  Arohiman-  |  BriehtTdea.5  yr?,  1l8t5fi>Simons  2 

drite,3yr8,  lOstTIb      owner  1  |  Fidclio,  5  yr?,  lOat  81b      owner  8 
One  other  ran.  —Won  eaaily  by  two  lengths. 

BAYONNE  BIARRITZ. 

Sunday,  September  the  6th.— Prix  de  Labourd  (produce  stakes)  of 
144  SOY.  for  three  yrs  old;  rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 
Madame  Vouflard,  by  Bagdad,  or  Piutua,  i^at,  walked  over. 

Prix  du  Gouvemement  of  40  sov.  for  three  and  four  yi-s  old;  rather 
more  than  a  mile  and  a  half. 

Pompier,  by  Bay  Archer,  I  Catalan,  3  yrs,  Sat  61b      owner  9 

3  yrs,  Sac  I6tb      -Bridgeland   1  |  RadegondelI,4  yr8,9Btl21bGreen  8 
One  other  ran.— Won  by  ten  lengths,  two  lengths  between  the  second 
and  third. 

Prix  de  Biarritz  (handicap)  of  141  eoy.  for  the  winner,  and  27  sov.  for 
the  aeoond;  about  a  mile  and  seven  furlongs. 

Scepiiqoe,  by  Uhlan,  Far9eur  II,  4  yrs,  lOat  5lb  •      -  - 

3yrti,  SatStb  -  Bridgeland  1  Fratcuelo,  3  yrs,  8st  1  lb  -  -  - 
B^rnay,  8  yrs,  7st  lift  Watkins  2  Galopin,  3  yrs,  6Bt  Ulb  •  •  - 
Ariato.  3  yra.  Tat  30)      Gaateta  3 

Won  by  a  length,  two  leng^ha  between  the  second  and  third. 
Prix  de  la  Ville  of  142  aov.  for  the  winner,  and  20  sov.  for  the  aecond, 
tar  two  yrs  old;  about  three-qaartei-sof  a  mile. 
Bayonne,  by  Gilbert,  I  Queen  of  Avermes, 

Tst  Ulb      -      •      -  Green  1      Tat  12lb      -      -  Bridgeland  2 
I  Sensible,  Sat  lib     -      -  Hodge  8 
Three  others  ran.— Won  easily  by  a  lengtti,  two  lengths  between  the 
aecoud  and  third. 

Thursday,  September  the  lOth.— Prix  de  la  Soci^t^  d'Encouragement 
of  SUS  aov.  for  the  winner,  and  12  snv.  for  th  e  second;  abont  a  mile  and 
a  half. 

Madame  Pouffard,  by  Bagdad,        I  Coulon,  3  yrs,  Sst  91b     -Burton  2 
8  yrs,  Sat  61b      -      -   Mills  I  |  Sceptique,3yr8,88t9lb  Bridgeland  3 
One  other  ran.— Won  by  a  length,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and 
third. 

Prix  de  la  Caaa  Caradoo  of  84  sov.;  about  three-quarters  of  a  mile. 
Queen  of  Avermes,  by  I  Cyrua-le-Jeune,    3  yrs, 

Vertagadin,  2  yra,  98tlltb      -      -      -    Mills  2 

7Btl2ib      -      -  Brldgehind   1  |  Muytia,  2  yrs.  Tat  1 29>  Watkins  8 
Won  by  two  lengtha^  a  bad  third. 

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Tuesday,  September  the  8th.- Friz  du  Oonaeil  G^n^al  of  18  sov.; 
rather  more  than  a  mUe  and  a  half. 

Boae-Th^,  by  George       >  |  Agate,  6  yrs,  list  7fl>     Urbain  2 

Frederick,  b  yrs,  I  Tendril,  6  yrs,  Hat  71b    owner  3 

list  71b      -      M.  Bambaud  1 1 

One  other  ran.— Won  by  a  length,  the  same  between  the  second  and  third. 


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Prix  de  la  Tille  of  82  aov.;  tJbwt  n  mile  and^a  qnarter. 
L'Eperon,  by  Gilbert,  3  yra,  I  Agate,  5  yn.  Utet  •      -Urbain  2 

7stl2lb      ...  1  I  pHndoTt'.  4  yre,  9»t  7A'  -  »wner  3 

One  other  ran.— Won  by  a  neck,  a  kngch  between  fche'seooud  and  tMrd. 

AGEN. 

Sunday,  September  the  18tb.— Prix  de  la  Soci6td  d'Enconragement  of 
135  60V.;  about  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 

Gyrus- le-Jeunc,  by  j  Good  Friday,  3  yrs,  8et  9fi>  Green  3 

fbadre-de- Guerre,  DucIb,  8  yrs,  Sat  Sib  «  J.  Bondy  8 

Syrs,  88t9Ib  -  G.  CuniiinRton  1  | 

One  other  ran.— Won  by  a  head,  half  a  length  betweea  the  eeoond  and 
third. 

Prix  de  la  Ville  (handicap)  of  247  sot.  for  the  winner,  and  20  sov.  for 
the  second;  rather  more-tban  a  mile  and  a  half. 


Conqu^rant  11,  3  yrs.  Set  8ft 
Baecarat  II,  3  yra;  Sat  2tb  ^ 
Marengtv  «  yra^  «Bt  aft 
▲<i3to,  3  yiMy  7st  8ft  l•■ 
Orifiamme,  8  yrs,  78t  lfi>  - 


Mfetropole,  by  Welllngtonia, 

3yi«,8et3tb  -  -  Covey 
Mousqueterie,  3  yrs, 

8st6ft  -  -  •  J.  Bandy 
Blonde  II,  4  yrs, 

lOst  4ft  •  -  Bridgcland 
\Ton  by  three-qnaiters  of.a  leagth,  a  neck  between  the  secoud  and  third. 

Grand  Criterium  da  Sud  Oueet  of  2»i  sor.  for  the  winner,  and  20  sov. 
forthe  second,  for  two  yrs  eld;  abotit  ihrfe-qnartersof  a  mile. 
Marathon,  by  Berryer,  ,  Chevalier  II,  9Bt  4ft  Bridgeland  3 

88t9ft  -      -      -      Stsrplei   1  i  6aronBe,8«t.lOft.     -      Green  8 
One  other  ran.— Won  by  two  lengths,  a  length  between  the  eeoaad  and 
third. 

Prix  de  la  Soci^t^  d'Enoouragement  of  90  gov.  for  the  winner,  and 
14  SOY.  for  the  second;  about  a  mile  aiid  tUiee  furlongs*' 
Bemay,  by  Blenheim,  |  Madame  Pouffard,  3  yrs, 

3  yrs,  7st  12ft      -    Watkins   1      9.-t  r.ft  -      •  -  Hills  3 

t  Biinbun,  S  yn.  88t9ft>  Bridgeland  8 
Two  others  ran.— Won  by  tifree^  lengths,  half  a  lengttr  b*Hrween  iti««eoond 
and  third. 

BARBEZIEUX. 

SUNDAY,  Septt'mber  the  13th.~rPrix  du  D^put^  de  rAcrondiessmeatet 
de  4a  Society  of  82  sov.;  about  a  mile  nnd  seven  furlongs. 
Vlngt-Mars,  by  Val6rien,  I  Bright  I<iea,  6  yrs,  list    Simon  2 

4yr8,  lOstSft      -   Biijihton   1  '  Miniature,  3  yrs.  Set  7 ft  Pantal  8 
One  other  ran.— Won  by  a  length,  a  bad  third. 

BEAUPREAU- 

Sunday,  September  the  13:h.— A  Bace  of  18  sov.;  about  a  mile  and 
seven  furlongs. 

Sully,  by  Le  Pelit  Caporal.  I  Pdle-Nord,  R  yw,  10»t  4ft.  owner  3 

8  yrs,  lOst  4ft  -    -      Pearoe  1  |  Vignette,6yr8.108tiifi>Woodhoase  8 
TWD  olhen  ran.-»^Wen  by  a  ieikfth.. 

AUCH. 

Tuesday,  Soptetnb^r  the  T«th.— Prix  dn  Gotrventctnehf  of  <>0  sov.  for 
the  -winner,  nrtd  -28  sov.  for  the  seoond/  for  three  yn  old;  abtfnl  a  mile 
and  a  quarter. 

Plenrus,  by  Mohtargls,-  I  Bemay.  Sst  lllb'  -      -Watkins  3 

8st'7ft  '   -      -     'Ji'Bnndy  1 1  Good  Friday,  8Pt- 14 lb  -    Green  8 
One  otbrr  ran.— Won  by  a  short  neck^  half  a  length  between  the  eeoond 
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Prix  d6  la  Sdci^t^  d'Encoufagement  of'^I4  sot.'  for  the  vrinaer.oad  ■ 
IS  Bov.-foc  the  second;  about «  mile  And  a  half. 

Couloii,  by  Paublas,  3  jrs,  j  Pau,  3  yra,  88't9lb-    W.  Oooper  2 

8st9tb      -      •      -  Burton    1  I  Bonbon,  3  yra,  Sst.dibfirigQland  3 
One  ocher  ran.— Won  easily  by  bbree-qaarUaS'Ol  a  length,  a  bead  between 
the  ACGOtid  and  third. 

Frir  de  la  Miotiie  of  ]  1 2  sov.  for  the  winner;  add  li^  sov;  'fc(t  the  tettMd  • 
for  two  yrs  old;  abouc  three-qnartera  of  a  mile. 

Ziafletir,  by  Florentine,  I  Paddock,  8st  21b  -      X  Bandy  2 

Sat  21b      -      -      -    Qreen  1  I  Sensible,  Sat  7  ih    -       Watkins  3 
T^o  others  ran. — Won  by  a  length,  half  a  length  between' the  second 
and  third. 

Prix  de  la  Ville  (handiosp)  of  128  wv.  for  tbe^wiBHeiii,  and  12  soy.  for 

the  second;  about  a  mile  and  three  furlongs. 

Forban,.  by  Gilbert,  3  yvs,  Oriftaimne,8yrft,  8st61b W.Cooper  3 

Tat  nib.     -      -      -  G-illes  1   Ckiqueliaots  3  yrs,  9at  IIB  •      -  - 

Monsqucterie,  3  yrs,  L'Eperon,  3  yrs,  9at  Itb    -      -  • 

9st  81b  -      -      -    J.  Bundy  2   MaTBngo,  3  yrs.  Sab  121b    -      -  - 

Won  by  a  length,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and  third;  Marengo 
was  left  at  the  p6st. 

Prix  des  Haras  of  60  iaov.  for  the*  wintier,  and  15  sot.  for'the  woond; 
about  a  mile  anrd  three  furlongs.' 

Fleurus,  3  yts,  RstTCb  i  J.  Bundy   1  j  Baccarat  II,  3yrs.  Sat  I  lib  Green  2 
T  wo  •others  iraui— Won  by  a  length  snd  a  half. 


LA  GUEROHE. 

ToESDAT,  September  the  16th.— Prix  de  Brinay  (sellingraee)  of  86  sot.; 
rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  quarier. 

Flick,  by  Beau  Merle^  4  yrs,  |  T^n^rifle ,  3  yrs,  Set  1  lib  Hopkins  3 

Sat  lltb  -      '      -      Wood   1  I 

Won  easily  b^  a  length. —The  winner  was  sold. 

Prix  de  la  Soci6t^  d'Saooariigement  of  128  fioy.  for  the  winner,  and  10 
for  the  second;  about  a  mils  and  a  quarter. 

Dugason,  by  Dollar,  3  yra,  Qlacidre,  3  yrs,  8et  Sfb  Hartley  0 

88t61b-  -  -  Hunter  1  Mirlovet,  4  yrs,  9at  I  i  lb  T.  Lane  0 
Cbamarande,  8  yrs,8st  6IbDodRe  2 

One  other  ran.  •''Won  by  a  length. - 

Prix  de  Vouzf»ron  et  de  Groaeouvre  of  133  sov.  for  the  winner,  and  12 
for  the  second,  for  two  yrs  old;  about  half  a  mile. 
Boreas,  by  Flavio,8stll1bT.Lane   1  I  La  Louve,  8st  81b    •      -Wood  3 
Corolla,  88t  8tb       -      Hunter  2  | 

Three  others  ran.— Won  by  half  a  length,  a  length  between  the  second 
and  third. 

Prix  d'Apremont  of  123  sor.;  about  a  mile  and  a  half. 
Bourges,  by  Montargis,  j  Louisiane,  l  yrs,  Tat  8ft '  Kelly  2 

9  yrs,  8at  3a>  •      -   Hartl^  1 1  Won  by  two-lengths. 


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Monday,  September  the  Tth.^Prix  de  Bonneuil  (seUitfg  raae)  of  104 
fiov.;  about  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 

<2u6teuse,  by  Don  Cfttlos,  j  Balkls,  3  yts,  8st  -  J.  Sargent  8 

6  yrs.  Sat  9Ib      -  G.  Sargent  1  1  Barbery,  4  yrs,  9sf6Bbl   Handen  - 

Dnchesse,  3  yrs,  7<t  llfi>  Milbum  2  j  M6creant,  4  yrs,  Sst  12ft  Madge  > 
Won- easily  by  ten  lengths,  a  length  betweien  the  second  and  third. — 
The  winaer  was  sold  for  200fk)T. 


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Prix  de  U  Faiaanderie  (selling  race)  of  140  sov.  for  two  yrs  old  coIU; 
8st  91^  each:  abont  half  a  mile. 


FbaTChambanlt,  by  Le  Petit 
Caporol       -      -  Hunter 

Br.  c.  by  CaztoLian,  oat  of 
tfllHner      -      •  -CbildB 


Libre-Echange  -  -  Hardy  S 
Tcare  -  -  -  Kearney  4 
Biigbien,  Yeinard,  Memphis  c.,  and 
Plamberge  also  ran. 


Won  by  two  lengths,  a  neck  between  the  second  and  third,  half  a  length 
between  the  third  and  fourth.— Th6  winner  was  bought  in  for  820  sor^ 

Prix  de  la  Ferme  (selling  race)  of  173  sov.  for  two  yrs  old  fillies;. 
Set  9ft  each;  aN>nt  half  a  mile. 

Prndenoell.byQontranFamath  llAlnta-  -  -  -  T.Lane  3- 
Ifetella      -      -      -    Hardy   2  | 

Nitrique.  R^yolte,  Wild  Qoose.  Popnte,  Amf>zone,  La  Mazi^re,  Pean-de- 
Satin,  Rallye  Poitoa,  La  Madeleine,  Limelight,  La  Boordonni^,  and 
Th6o  also  ran. 

Won  by  a  neck,  the  same  between  the  second  and  third;  La  Bonrdonnigr» 
was  left  at  the  poet^The  winner  was  bought  In  for  289  soy. 

Prix  de  Saint  Maurice  (handicap)  of  150  sov.  for  three  yrs  old;  rather 
more  than  a  mile  and  a  qaarter. 
Pas  B^eule,  by  Le  Petit  t  M^phistoph^lds, 


Oaporal,  7st  lllb  -  Crickmere  1 
Josiane,  Tst  4m  -  •  Kelly  2 
Layandi^,  Sst  lllb-    Kearney  3 


88t7lb      -      -Bartholomew  - 
Jot^teiir,  8st  31k    -      -  Oooch  - 
Penslf .  8st  21b      -  Wycherley  - 
Le  Vignean,  7Bt  12ft  *  Uartiey  - 
Won  by  a  head,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and  third;  Jofttenr 
ran  against  a  poet. 

Prix  de  Septcmbre  of  167  soy.  for  the  winner,  and  13  soy.  for  the 
second;  about  a  mile  and  eeyen  furlongs. 
Yienne.  by  G-ilbert,  a  yrs,  |  L'Anpre  Tngrat,  4  yrs, 

Sst  91b  -      -      -      T.  Lane   1      98t  5lb-      -      -    R.  Bandy  2 
I  Verdier,  3  yrs.  Sst  bft  -  Dodge  » 
Won  by  a  head,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

Monday,  September  the  14th.-  Prix  de  Orayelle  (selling  race)  of 
144  soy.  for  two  and  three  yrs  old;  about  half  a  mile. 


La  Madeleine,  by  Yt-rdun. 

2yrs,78tl3ft      -      -Gooch  1 

Gym n a8iarque,2y rs.  8st2Ib Rol f e  2 

Yalseuse,  2  yrs,  9st  2ft  Hartley  SI 
Fontaine-Fran^aise,  2  yrs, 

7st1:-<ft  •      -       -      Childs  4 

L'Eclair,  2  yrn,  78t»  3lbKitcheiier  - 

Marquise,  2  yrs,  7st  Iblb  Price  - 
H  iTondelle,  3  yrs,  9pt  2ft  Flint 


Madame  Cardinal,  2  yrs, 

78t  1  >ft>  -  -  Crickmere 
H^miephdre,  2  yrs, 

8Bt2lb  -  -  Wycherley 
Begard,  2  yra,  Sst  21b  Kearney 
Scapione,  2  yrs,  78t  13S>  Caf<^M 
Ques'tenr,  3  yrp,  98t  6ft  Martin 
Finesse  II,  a  yrs,  98t  *Jft  Hunter 
Savanne,  2  yrs,  7st  13ft  Kelly 


Won  easily  "by  tbrre-quarters  of  a  length,  two  lengths  between  the 
second  and  third,  and  a  neck  between  the  third  and  fourth.— The 
winner  was  sold  for  187  eoy. 

Prix  des  Qobelins  (seUing  race)  of  112  soy.;  rather  more  than  a  milft 
and  a  quarter. 

Mahmoud,  by  Dollar,  4  yra.  I  Bcorce,  8  yrs.  Set  6ft     T.  Lane  5 

98t  8fi>      -      -      -     Bolfe   I    Kroumir,  5  yrs,  98t  8ft  Carratt  - 

BobertBruce,4yr8,dst8ft  Hartley  2  |  Dnchesae, »  yrs,  Sst  6ft  Miibum  - 
Won  easily  by  a  length  and  a  half,  two  lengths  between  the  second 
.  and  third.— The  winner  was  bought  in  for  244  soy. 

Prix  National  of  130  soy.  for  the  winnef,  and  46  soy.  for  the  seconds 
rather  more  than  two  miles  and  thxee-quarters. 

Ermengarde,  by  Flageolet,  |  Ninetta,  6  yrs,  lOst  •     Carratt  2 

4yre,98t      -      .     Hunter  1  |  Quolibet,  ft  yrs,  9f>t  13ftR.Bundy  Z. 
Won  easily  by  a  length  and  a  half;  Quolibet  bolted. 


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Prix  dn  Gros  Bois  (selling  race)  of  172  toy,  for  two  yrs  old;  rather 
more  than  half  a  mile. 

M^Ua,  by  Le  Petit  Caporal,  Parthenay,  Sst  101b    -      Laris  - 

88t7Ib   -      -      -     Hardy   1   Verveux,  Sat  lOtb     -    Carratt  - 

Le  Loup,  8st  10*      -  Kearney   2   Dignitalre,  Sat  lOlb    Wycherley  - 

Mademoiselle-dn-Nozet,  Legation,  Sat  71b-      -      Rolfe  - 

Sat  71b    -      -      -Kitchener  8   Aadrubal,  Sat  101b     -    Hunter  - 

YirgUe,  Sat  101b  -      -     Gk)ooh  -  Peau  de  Satin,  Sat  71b-    Oxford  - 

Snccda,  Sat  71b   -      -  A.  Wood  -  I 

Won  by  a  neoJc,  a  bad  third.— The  winner  waa  bought  in  for  324  sor. 

Prix  de  Beuilly  (handicap)  of  169  soy.  for  the  winner,  and  10  eoy.  for 
tile  aeoond;  about  a  miie  and  a  quarter. 


Macreuae,  8  yrs,  Sat  iTb  Hartley  4 
Chaaw^nr,  3  yra,  98t  '2B>  Carratt  - 
Portez- Armea,  3  yr3,8st  1 3  ibBolf e  - 


Armoricaine,  by  Nougat, 

8yre,  88tl2tb  -  Hunter  1 
Bg6rie,  4  yr«.  Sat  7ft  A.  Wood  2 
Balancelle,  3yT8,98tl  I  lb  Kearney  3 

Won  by  a  neck,  three-quartera  of  a  length  between  the  second  and 
third,  and  a  neck  between  the  third  and  fourth. 

Monday,  September  the  21st.— Prix  de  Neuilly  (selling  race)  of 
100  BOY.;  rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 
Oroix  dn  Sud,  by  Atlantic,  |  Dnchesse,  3  yra,  7at  1 1  lb  Milbum  3 

Syra,  88t5lb  -  Hopkins  1  Arbaldtell,5yr8,86i91b  Kabidre  - 
Ghasaeur.  3  yra,  8at      •  Madge  2  |  Balkia,  8  yrs.  Sat     -    Sargent  • 

Won  by  three-qunrtera  of  a  length,  the  aame  between  the  second  and 
third.— The  winner  was  sold  for  129  soy. 


Prix  de  Noisy  (selling  race)  of 
mile. 

La  Bourdonnidre,  by  Welling- 

tonia.  Sat  -  -J.  Bundy 
Fourchambault,  S^t  6B>  Hunter 
Le  Loup,  8st  Ulb  -  Kearney 
Oymnaaiarqne,  Sst  31b  Rolfe 
Marquise,  Sat  -  -  Madge 
Fontaine- Fran^aiae,  Set  Obilda 
Madame  CSardinal,  SstCrickmere 
Mirail,Sat8ft  -  •  Hartley 
NiniYe,  SatSft  -  •  -Lane 
Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  a 
Marquise  fell.— The  winner  i 


176  SOY.  for  two  yrs  old;  about  half  a 


i  Joyeux,  Sst  81b  •  -  Carratt 
Mademoiaelie  du  Nozet, 


8«t81b    -      -      -Kitchener  - 

Trouv6re,  Sat  3Ib      -     Oxford  - 

Scapione,  Sat     -      -      -Ck)ok  - 

Freloa,  Sat  31b   -      -CJhepliera  - 

Dignitalre,  Sst  3*     Wycherley  - 

Popote,  Sat  -      -      -  Milbum  - 

Fabrice,  Sat  31b  -      -      Price  •> 

Vedette,  Sst-      -      -     Clout  - 
head  between  the  second  and  third; 
bought  in  for  142  soy. 


Prix  de  I'Eqninoxe  of  194  sot.  for  the  winner,  and  S8  soy.  for  the 
second;  rather  more  a  mile  and  a  half. 

Ermengarde,  by  Flageolet,  I  Bmile,  8  yrs.  Sat  5ft      -  Bakes  2 

4  yrs,  98t  9ft      -      Hunter  1  |  Sapenr,  8  yrs.  7Bt  l2ftWycherley  a 
Won  by  ten  lengths,  a  bad  third;  Bmile  and  Sapeur  bolted. 

Prix  de  Nogent  (selling  race)  of  14S  soy.,  for  two  yrs  old;  about  flYe 
furlongs. 


Ametbyate,  by  Gabier, 


Nini,Sst6Ib    -      -  A.  Wood  - 
8st6lb   -      •      -Kitchener  1    Sdr^nade,  Sst  6ft      -      -Lane  - 
Oaohepot,  S8t9ft      •      -Bolfe  2  T6l6graphique.S8t6ft  Wycherley  « 
Myrfcile,S8t6ft  -      -    Carratt  3  Aadmbal.  Sat  9fi>      -    Hunter  - 
Oremua,  Sat  9ft  •      -  Kearney  4  |  Beine-Margn6rite,Sst6ft  Cbilds  - 
Sancoina.  Sat9ft      -    Hartl^  -  i  La  Parisienue,  Sat  6tb   Milbum  - 
Won  ea«:ily  by  three  lengths,  three-quarters  of  a  length  between  tbo 
second  and  third,  and  a  head  between  the  third  and  fourth.— The 
winner  was  bought  in  for  680  boy. 

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Prix  de  Nonzuuidie  (hacdicap)  of  268  £ot.  for  the  winner^ajid  24  for 
the  second;  about  a  mile  and  three  qnnrters. 


Eerpoge,  by  Androclde,  8  jth, 

8st  2lb  -  •  -  -  I  rice  I 
Bonrges,  3  yrs,  78t  101b  Hartley  2 
Josiane,  3yr6.  Tstfilb  -Kelly  3 
Spika,  8  yrs,  Tst  1 1  lb  Crickmere  4 
F.  by  Straochino,  out  of  Steppe, 

4  yrs,  Set  7fc     Bartholomew  - 
WoD  by  half  a  Ioogth»  thcee-qaaclfraof  a  length  betweeu  the  ceojnd-Aiid 
third,  and  half  a  length  between  the  third  and  foarth. 

MONi^AY,  September  the  88ch^  Prix  de  I'Oaroq  of  IMmtt.  for  -three 
and  foar  yrs  old;  aboat  a  mile  and  a  qaaiter. 


Ventadoar«  8  yrs.  Sst  61b  -  Lane 
GendTe,  4  yrs,  Sst  21b  ,  Kearney 
Jotlteur,  3  j/Ts,  8et  -  -Gooch 
Mirloret,  4'  yrs, 

78tl21b-  -Wycherley 
Portez-Armes,  3  y'rg,  Tst  7lbAllen 


Armoricaine,  by  Nougat, 

3  yrs,  88t  81b      -      -  ChSlds 
Boargett.  ?  yrs.  Set  81b  Hartley 
Anarch  iFte,  3  yrs, 
8etlllb      -      -  Bhepherd 


I  Pensif,  3  yrs,  8Bt  5ft     -  C3oat 
1  I  Eooroe,  3  yrs^8Bt  81b     -  I«8ne 
3  I  Briaefer.  3  jr8,-8et..6lb  -Hunter 
BoaleYAdier,9yrBv68t59>  Kearney 
3  I  Taoiaris,  3  yrs,  6dt  5ft  -  BoUe 
Won  by  a  neck,,  a  length  and  a  half  between  the  aeoond  and  third. 

Prix  de  Montfermeil  (selling  race)  of  128  sot.;  rather  more  than 
mile  nnd  a  quarter. 

1  lVrp*tBft6, 4  yns,  9«t  4ft  CaPmit 

1    ~  -        ■    - 

2 
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Albuquerque,  by  Atlantic, 

3  yrs,  Sst  9ft  -  Hopkina 
Dnohesse.  3  yra,  78t  i2ft  Oamidy 
isa  hretacfaell.4y  rB,9sMftr  fiartJey 


Sa1amandrry4yr8,8bt10ft  Oxford  - 
Croix  du  8ud.  3  yrs,  8rt  6ft  Boifto  - 
,      .  Bucalade,  3  yrs.  68t  tilb  -  Clout  - 
^^  on  by  half  a  length,  a  length  and  a  half  between  the  ecoond  and 
third. — The  winner  was  braght  in  for  2if  sov. 

Prix  de  St  Michel  (selling  race)  of  198  sot.  for  two  yrs  old;  abont  fiTe 
fnrlongs. 


Cachepot,  by  Fil-ea.Quatre, 


Sst  lift 
Quinine,  Sst  8ft 
Lapin  II,  ^st  lift 
Coupon,  Sst  lift 
Perlette,  Sst  8ft 


Bolfe 
Crickmere 
-  Lane 
Kearney 
Carratt 


Fonrchambanlt, 

Sst  lift  -  Bartholomew 
Mynille,  Sst  8ft  •  -  Qooch 
M6d6e,88t8ft.  -  -  Boon 
Castellamare,  Sst  8ft»  -Hartley 
Prudence  II,  Set  8ft  Fomach 


Won  by  half  a  length,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

Prix  de  Seine  et  Oise  (handicap)  of  166  aer.  for.'ihe  winner,>and  lAmtv. 
for  the  second;  neatly  a  mile  and  three-quarters. 

^ika,  by  Stracohino,  |  Prtoy,  5  yns  9st  lift  Shepherd  « 

3yi8,  Sst  •  -Oriokmeie  1  Fr^ude, « yra,  iTst  iUft  CUIds  - 
Jotltenr,  8  yrs,  Sat.Slb  ^Qoooh  i  Josiane,  8  yns,  Tat  fMmej  - 
Hineure,  8  yrs,  Sst  lift  Hartley   S  | 

Won  by  half  a  length,  a  length  m  d  slialf  tetweenthtf  atoond  and  tiilrd. 

Prix  de  St  Denis  of  174  sot.  for  the  winner,  and  18  sot.  for  the  second; 
rather  more  than  «  ni4le  and  a  half. 


Monequeterie,  by  Bean 

Merle,  4»  yrs,  7abiVb  Qooeh  1 
Bourges,  3  yrs,  7st  Ulb  Hartley  2 
Saptisti.  4  ym,  est  3ft  R.  Bandy  S 

Won  by  a  head,  half  a  length  between  the  second  and  tMid. 


Senetral.  4  yrs;  lOst  1ft  -  Bolfe  - 
Albany,  S  yrsj  Sat  a  ft  Kearney  - 
Armoricaine,3yr8, 7st  1 21b  Ghilda  > 


MESLAY-DU-MAITSrE. 

6ITT7DAY.  September  the  90th>-Prix  de  la  Villeof  24  sty**.;  ntther  BMre 
th»n  a  mile  and  a  h*ir. 

SuDy,  by  Le  Petit  Caporal,  j  Saneannet.  4  yn,  98t  Ulb  -      -  3 

3  yrs,  Set  0ft  -  -     -  1  ]  Oalvmat,  3  yra,  Bat  7ft     -     -  8 

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OHATEA.UROUX. 

Sunday,  September  the  20th.~Prlz  de  Ohatearonx  of  12S  sot.  for  two 

yrs  old;  about  half  a  mile. 

La  Louve,  by  Saxiirage,  I  Albert,  Bet  lllb   -      -   Gooch  8 

Sst  81b      -      .      .    Jones  I  I  T6cla,  Set  81b      -   Bridgeland  3 
Foot  others  ran. -Won  by  a  lenirtb  and  abaU^a  h»ad  betweeathe 
second  and  third. 

Prix  de  la  Soct^(^  d'Bnoonragement  of  126  sot.;  about  a  mile  and  a 
qaarter. 

Innocente,  by  Mlrliflor,  3  yrs,         I  Maorense,  8  yrt,  Sst  6lb  Madse  3 
88t  61b      -      -      -  Qoocb   1  I  Boaco,  8  yrs,  Sst  ffl)    J.  Bundy  8 
Three  others  ran.— Won  by  two  lengths,  three  lengths  botvveen  the 
second  and  third. 

Prix  da  D6part^meni  (handicap)  of  140  soy.  for  the  winner,  and 
20sov.  for  the  second;  about  a  mile  and  a  qaarter. 
La  Gonbre.  by  Chivalrons,  I  Vienne,  3  yr8,8st  lOftBridgeland  3 

3  yrs,  78t  7ft      -      -  Qoooh   1  !      Won  easily  by  two  lengths. 

LA  BREDE. 

Sunday,  September  the  30th.— Prix  de  la  BrMe  of  91  boy.  for  tbe  win- 
ner, and  15  SOY.  for  the  second;  aboat  a  mile. 
Salamandre  II,  by  Gilbert,  j  Gyms  le-jeune,  8  yn, 

2  yrs.  88t  31b  -  Woodcock  1  lOst  19>-  -  Ommlngton  8 
Pasqnine.  2  yT8,8st  41K  Langham  3  j 

Three  others  ran.- Won  by  a  abort  nadk^two  langtha  between  thaseoond 

and  third. 

Prix  de  la  Soci^t^  d'Bnoonragement.of  124  soy.;  aboat  a]iiila.and  a 
quarter. 

Good  Friday,  by  Le  K6pi,  |  Tambour-de-Basqae, 

8  yrv,  Sst  91b     -     •  Gx«en  1 J    3  yrs,  Sst  tflb-     -  Langham  3 
Won  by  a  length. 

Prix  de  Gabanao  <  handicap)  of  43  soy.  ;  about  a  mile  and.  a  .qnarter. 
La  Noaaille.  by  Uhlan,  I  .rrascuelo.  3  yrs,  ^'bl  ilb  -  mu%  3 

8  yrs,  Set  21b  -  HoUand  I  |  L'Bperon,  3  yrs,  101b  Ivey  .8 
Won  easily  by  two  lengtha,>a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 


FEUJRS. 

Sunday,  September  the  20th.— Prix  da  Qhemin  de  lerof  .40  soy.  for 
the  winaer,  and  12.soy.  for  the  seoond;  about  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 
N  \tte,  by  Ventre  Saint  I  Dagobertn,3yr8,8st7lb    .Ronan  3 

Gris,  aged,  98t  5lb  U,  de  Vema  1  t  Babolain,  3  yr8,8st71b  Sf .  Comet  3 
Won  by  two  lengths,  three  lengftha  between  the  second  and  third. 

GRENADE  SUR  L'ADOUR. 

Monday,  September  tha  21st.— Prix  da  GoaY^mement  of  29  soy., 
about  a  mile  and  a  qnarleF,  wa8  won  by 
•  Violet,  by  Fkwentin.  3  yn.  Sst  U^.  liaatingi  Bleotrfo,  3  yra<  Sst  (wooad), 
Catalan,  3  yrs,  9st  lib  (third),  and  -two  otben. 

BEAUVAIS  AuTUMH  Mbbting, 

Thuasday,  Sepcamber  the  34th.^Prix'da<8aiot  Inicien  (aelling  race) 
.  of  98  M>Y.:  rattier  more  than  a  mile. 

.  Saphir,  by  Stroochino,  3  yrs,  I  Ktoumir,  5  yrs,9iit  tllbKitQhener  3 

73t  121b-      -      .      .  Clont   1 1  BaLkU,  3  yrs*  Tst  liJb    Turner  » 


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TteAriife.  S  yn,  7rt  I3lb  Ohlldi  4  I  Bol  ne-sals,  8  jtb,  Sst  9li  Oxford  - 
Valsenae.  6  7n,  But  31b  Hartley   ^  |  Thteiis, 4 yra,  Sst  13ft  -Dodge  - 


Barbery  4  yra,  9et  Sib  Kearney 
Won  by  a  length,  the  same  between  the  eecond  and  third,  and  a  nedc 
between  the  third  and  foarth.— The  winner  was  sold  for  101  sot. 

Prix  de  Foaqneniee  (selling  raoe)  of  106  sot.  for  two  yrs  old;  aboa^ 
fhreeHiaarterB  of  a  mile. 


Soapione,  by  Apollon, 

Srit  61b      .      -      •  Garratt  1 

H6dte,8Bt61b      -      Kearney  3 

Fahrioe,  l^t  »1b    -      -    Price  8 

Mirail.  88t. 91b      -      -Hartley  4 


ReineMaign6rite,86t6]bGhUdB  - 
Chantage,  Set  61b  •      -  Jordan  - 
Hftblenr.  8st  91b   -  Bimingbam 
Peau  de  Satin.  8st  61b   -  Oxford  - 
Quiproqao  II,  8st  9lb    -  Jones  - 


Won  by  a  length,  a  lenfrth  and  a  half  between  the  second  and  third, 
and  a  neck  between  the  third  and  fourth.~Tbe  winner  was  bought 
in  for  160  aav. 

Prix  du  Ohemin  de  Per  (selling  raoe)  of  106  soy.  for  two  yrs  old;  about 
three  qaarters  of  a  mile. 


Fablns,  Sst  9lb    •  -  Flint  - 

Asdrubal,  Sst  lib  -  Newby  - 

Brunehant,  Sst  61b  •  Oxford  - 

Snocds,  7st  .  .      .  . 


Le  Lonp,  by  Insnlairp, 

Sst  lfi>-  -  -  Kearney  1 
Clarinecte,  Sst  81b  -  T.  Lane  2 
S^r^nade.  7st  13B>  •  Wycherley  8 
Yirgile,  Sstllb      -     J.  Oovey 

Won  easily  by  a  length  and  a  half  ',  a  length  between  the  second  and 
third. -The  winner  was  bought  in  for  246  sov. 

Prix  du  Grand  Relais  (handicap)  of  170  sov.  for  the  winner,  and  12  sot, 
for  the  seocHid;  about  a  mile  and  three  furlongs. 

Dngazon,  by  Dollar  3  yrs,  ;  Gbicidre,  8  yrs,  7st  31b  -  (Thilds  4 

78t121b       -      -      HarUey  1   Riante,  8  yrs,  88t  1  lib     Kewby  - 

Saprlsti  4  yrs,  9st  71b    -  Olout  3  I  Impatient,  8  yr«,  «pt  81b  -  Price  - 

Dnr-&-Guire,  «   yrs.  I  Uirloret,4yr8,  78tl21b Wycherley  - 

9Bt  61b-      -      -   B.  Bundy  8  | 

Won  by  four  lengths,  three  lengths  each  between  the  second,  third,  and 
fourth. 

Prix  du  Gros  C3h6ne  (selling  raee)  of  194  sot.  for  the  winner,  and 
20  SOT.  for  the  second,  for  two  yrs  old;  about  three-quarters  of  a  mile. 
CSiamarande,  by  Saxifrage,  |  Goooinelle,  2yr8,8ei3lb Wycherley  - 

8  yrs,  9f(t  4ft  -  -  Dodge  1  FWp^ruit^,  4  yrs,  98t  9lhCamttt  - 
OraTier,  4  yrs,  9st  131b  R.  Bundy  2  Marmouset,  2  yrs,  Sst  7  lb  Bolfe  - 
Arcade,  8  yrs,  98t  4tb     Hartley  8  * 

Won  easily  by  a  length,  the  same  between  the  second  and  third.— Tbe 
winner  was  sold  tor  840  sot. 

Prix  de  la  Ville  (selling  race)  of  160  sot.  for  the  winner,  and  18  sot.  for 
tbe  second;  about  a  mile  and  aeyen  furlongs. 

Gendye,  by  Trocad^ro,  or  |  Ddoeption.  8  yrs,  Sst  81b  Dodge  S 

Saxifrage,  4  yrs,  9st5ftGarratt  1    F.  by  Straochino,  out  of 
Duels, 3  yrs, Set 81b      -Hartley  3|    Steppe,4yr8.9stl1bBartholomew  - 
Won  by  a  length,  four  lengths  between  tbe  second  and  third. 

PARIS  Autumn  Meeting. 

Sunday,  September  the  6th.— Prix  de  Passy  (selling  race)  of  134  bot.^ 
rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  qnarter. 

Mahmoud,  by  Dollar,  4  yrs,  |  Flick,  4  yrs,  98t  6Ib      -   Wood  - 

9Bt  6Ib      •      •      •  Hunter  1  i  Hermidrss,  8  yra, 

Ch.  c.  by  (Jontran— Para-  Sst  7fc      -  G.Bartholomew  - 

Iytiqne,8yr8,8st7ft  Wycherley  2  I  Finesse  II,  8  yrs,  Sst  31b  Oxford  - 

Florestan,  5  yrs,  98t  61b  T.  Lane  8  I  8Hphlr,  8  yrs,  Rst  71b  R.  Bundy  - 
Won  by  fiye  lengths,  half  a  length  between  the  second  and  thiid.—Thft 
winner  was  sold  for  212  sot. 


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Piix  Joavenoe  of  417  hot.  for  the  winner,  and  29  sot.  for  the  second^ 
about  three  miles 

Fra  Diarolo,  by  Trocad^ro,  |  Ali-Bey,  6  yra.  Sat  ISlbH.Bundy 

4  yrs,  9Btl9>      -      -  Dodge  1   QnoUbet,  6yrs,  9st  111b  T.  Lane  - 

Clio,  6  yrs,  9st  21b  -      •  Rolfe  2  | 
Won  easily  by  a  length  and  a  half,  the  same  between  the  second  and! 
third. 

Prix  de  Chantilly  uf  466  soy.  for  the  winner,  and  40  soy.  for  the  second; 
about  two  miles. 

Plaisanterie,  by  Welling-  I  Gadenoe.  4  yrs,  9st  bfb  -    Bolfe  9 

tonia,  3  yrs,  8st  3Ib   -  Hartley   1  |  S6n6gal,  4  yrs,  9st  6ft  -  Carratt  » 

Won  by  two  lengths,  a  bad  third. 
Prix  de  Villiprs  of  222  sov.,  for  two  yrs  old;  about  a  mile. 


Chevalier  II,  by  Silvio, 

Set  7tb  -  -  -  T.  Lane  1 
Intermittent,  Sst  71h  -Hopkins  2 
Corolla,  Kst  39>  -  -  Carratt  3 
Gymnasiarque,  Sst  7ft-  Price 


dremus.  Sat  7ft 
Urbain,  Sst  71b 
Impure,  Sst  3tb 
Bruyant,  Sst  7  lb 
Absala,  Sst  3b 


•Kearney 

-  Rolfe 
-Famath 
•  Dodge 

-  Hartley 


Won  by  a  short  head,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

Prix  de  Versailles  of  208  sov.  for  the  winner,  and  14  sov.  for  the 
second;  about  a  mile  and  seven  furlongs. 

Ninetta.  by  Perplexe,  6  yrs,  J  Sourire,  4  yrs,  98t  111b  -Hunter  - 

98t  I2Ib  -  .  -Carratt  1  Duoi»,  3  yrs,  Sst  dft  J.  Bundy  - 
Emile,  3  yrs,  Sst  91b      -  Bakes  2  |  Won  very  easily  by  three  lengths. 

Prix  de  Bellevue  (handicap)  of  266  sov.  for  the  winner,  and  20  sOY. 
for  the  second;  about  a  mile. 


Georgina,  by  Trocad^ro. 

4yrs,98t8lb      -      -  Dodge  1 

Anglomane,  3  yrs,  S.<«t  71b  Bolfe  2 

Bonbon,  3  yrs,  Set  5lb    T.  Lane  0 

Balancelle,  3  yrs,  Sst     Kearney  0 

Tvrande,  4  yrs,  98t  1 1ft  Hunter  - 
Fiasco,  4  yrs,  98t  7ft  -Carratt 


Paridj&ta,  1  yrs,  9st  Hopkins 
Luther,  4  yrs,  Sst  i21b  •  Lavls 
A.rtisan,  3  yrs,  Ssc  3tb  -Carlyle 
Kersage,  3  yrs,  Hst  1ft  -  Price 
Mirloret,4  yrsjst  12lbWycherley 
Innocente,  8  yrs.  7ptl1ft  Qooch 
Arcade,  8  yrs,  7st  8ft  Hartlt'y 


Won  by  a  length,  the  same  between  the  second  and  third. 

Sunday,  September  the  18th.— Prix  de  Glatigny  of  258  soy.  for  the 
winner,  and  26  sov.  for  the  second;  about  a  mile  and  three  furlongs, 
Georgina,  4  yrs,  9st  2lb  -  Dodge   1  I  The  Condor,3  yrs,  8st  21b  Hunter  9 
Richelieu,  4  yrs,  98t6Ib  -Carlyle  2  |  Lapin,  3  yrs,  Sst  6ft      T.  Lane  - 
Won  by  a  short  head,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

Prix  de  la  Prairie  (selling  race)  of  122  sov. ;  about  a  mile  and  seven 
furlongs. 

Gustave-Wasa,  by  Montargis,        I  Obscure,  4  yrs,  9st  2Ib  -  Midge  2* 
3  yrs,  Sst  8ft      -      -  Jones  1  |  Dachesse,  3  yrs,  Sst  1ft  Milbom  S 
Won  by  three  lengths,  a  head  between  the  second  and  third.— The  win* 
ner  was  sold  for  200  sov. 


Omnium  (handicap)  of  1096  sov. 
about  a  mile  and  a  hsklf . 
Pr6oy,  by  Trocad^,  5  yrs, 

78tloft  -  -  Shepherd 
Missy.  5  yrs,  Sst  Sft  T.  Lane 
AXda,  3  yrs,  78t  lOtb  -  Luke 
Athala,  6  yrs,  9Bt  1ft  -  Dodge 
Sapeur,  3  yrs,  7st  Sft  Wyoherley 
Tssy,  4  yrs,  Tst  lOIb  Kearney 
Caf^-Procope,  4  yrs, 

9Bt6ft  •  •  Hopkins 
Le  Sceptre,  4  yrs,  9Bt  1ft  Carratt 


.  for  the  winner,  and  40  for  the  second; 


Tardif,  3  yrs,  Sst  1ft  -  Hartley 
Fellah,  4  yrs,  7st  13ft  Crickmere 
Vistule,  3  yrs,  7t{t  12ft  -  Hardy 
Impatient,  3  yrs,  78t  lift  Price 
Sentinelle,  3  yrs,  7st  4ft  Kelly 
Riante,  3  yrs,  7st  Sft  Watkins 
Alth^,  8  yrs,  78t  -  -  Childs 
Bonlevardier,  8  yrs,  7st  -  Covey 
Stolid,  3  yr8»  78t  lift    -  Clout 


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Won  by  a  neck,  foor  lengths  between  the  «wooad  and  third,  a  length 
and  a  half  each  between  the  third,  fourth,  and  fifth,  and  a  length 
between  the  fifth  andidUcth;  Btoil^  went  the  wnmg  coarse. 

Prix  Royal-Oak  of  9S41  sot.  for  the  winnerrand  BO  for  the  Beeond,  for 
three  yrs  old;  about  a  mile  and  seven  f  ariongs. 

Ikoarboaoie,  by  Donoaaler,  iBKtra^^llft     -    R.  Bandy  S 

88t  Sib-      -      -      Hopkins   1    Tourterelle.  8st  8Ih      -    Rolfe  4 

Barberine,  Sst  8ft»  -  -Garlyle  2  !  A>pic.  Sst  llfi>  -  T.  Lane  - 
Won  by  a  neck,  a  length  each  between  the  second,  third,^  and  fourth. 


Prix  de  Sablanvirte  of  148  sov.,  for  two  yrs  old;  about  a  jnile. 


Indien,  by  Silvio,  Vertugadin, 

or  Salt^ador,  Sst  11  ft  T.  Lane  1 
Caracas,  Sst  dib  -  -  Hopkins  2 
Estelle.  Sst  lib  -  Crickmere  3 
Providence,  Sst  1ft  •  Hartley  4 
B.  f.  by  Beauminet,  out  of 

Saooche,  Sst  lib  Wycherley 
fiouveraine,  Sst  lib    -  Kearney  - 


Parthenay,  Sot  efb 
Bar,  Sst  51b- 
A^oiirant^,  Sst  Sib 
Impure,  Sst  Ilk  - 
Plai^anoe^Bst  olb 
Fripon,  Sst  5Jb  - 
Bmnehaut.  Sst.  lib 
Eabrioe,  Sst  bib 


Lavis  - 

-  Carlyle  - 

-  Hunter  - 

-  Famath  - 

-  Bolfe  - 

-  Carratt  - 

-  Oxford  - 
Pnce 


Won  by  a  bead,  a  length  betwecm.  the  Beooud  and  third,  and  a  head 
between  the  third  and  fourth. 

Prix  de  la  Oelle  Saint-Cloud  (selling  raca)  of  219.  aov.  for  the  winner, 
and  24  for  the  second;  ationt  a  mile  and  a  half. 


Bulgarie,  by  Zut,  3  yra, 

Sstt»&-  -  •  -  Bx>lfe 
Loretto,  3  yrs.  Spt  91h  T.  Lane 
OraTier,  4  yrs,  98t  1 1ft  B.  Bnndy 


I  M^phist  phSlds,  3  yrs, 

1  I    Sst  Wh-      •  G.  Bartholomew  - 

2  Perp6tuit6,  4  vrs.  !»st  7lh  Carlyle  - 
8   Le  Nfitre,  4  yrs,  9st  1 1B>  H  untar  - 

I  Kasoir,  3  yrs,  Sst^  -  Oxford  - 
Won  by  three-qnartcrs  of  a  length,  three  lengths  between  the  BeG«md 

and  third.— The  winner  was  bought  in  for  426  boy. 
Sunday.  Srptrmber  20th.— Prix  de  la  Lorie  (selling  race)  of  144  sot.; 
about  a  mile  and  a  half. 


ifahmond,  by  Dollar,  4.yrs, 

dstlotb      -      -      -  Bolfe  1 

Anarchiste,  dyrs.SstSIb  Shepherd  2 

Saphir,  3  yrp,  7st  10ft   -    Clout  3 


M^phistopib^lds, 

3  yrs.  Set  121b  Q.  Bartholomew  - 
Mter^ant,  4  yrs,  Sst  10ft  Carratt  - 
Arbaldte  11,  j)yrs,S8tlOft  Hunter 


Won  by  tfro  lengths,  throe  lengths  betwcBu  the'SMOiid. and  thftd.^ 

The  winner  waahongiit  in  for  273  sot. 
Prix  de  Madrid  of  207  sov.;  about  a  mile^nd  a  half. 
Athala,  by  Plulus,  6  yrs,  j  Citron  H,  3  yrs,  8Bt9ft     Bolfe  8 

98tllft  -      -      -      Dodg«   1    Etoil«,  8-yr8,-8Sfe9ft' '  )¥ewby  - 
Vicq,  3  yrs,  8«t  9ft  -    T.  Lane  2  | 
Wnn  very  easily  by  a  length,  half  a  length  between  the  seooxidJUid 
third. 

Chrand'Criteriam  of  IQB-aoT.  tat  the  wiBiier,<and  40  boy.  for  the  second, 
.  for  two  yrs  old;,  about  a  mite. 


FrouYiUe,pfiBbtllft     -  Dodge  - 

Bar,  Sst  nib     -      -  Hopkins  - 

Belle  d«  Nuit,  Sst  9ft-  Newby  - 

N6ro,  Set  lift    -      -  Hanter  - 

CUrgouille,  Sst  91b    -  Carlyle  - 


Alger.  bySaxifrage,S8t1  lib  Rolfe  1 
VillenenYe,.Sst  9ft  •  Kearney  2 
Promesse,  Sst  9ft  -  KeSty  8 
Jupin,  Sst  1 19E>  -  -  T.  Lane .  4 
Artois,  Sst  lift  -  -  Carratt  - 
Bstelle,  Sst  9ft  -  -  Wood  - 
Won  easily  by  a  length  and  a  half,  a  length  between  the  second  and 
third,  and  half  a  length  between  the  third  and  fonrthj^^aisouille 
fell. 

Prix  de  Saint  Cloud  (handicap)  of  664  sot.  ft>r  the  winner,  and  40  a«T. 
for  the  second;  -About  two  mites  and  a  half. 

L'Ange  Ingrat,  .by.G^nanbaok,       j  All  Bey,  5  yr8,.98t  &ft  B.  Bnndly  3 
4yrs,  7st]2ft-      -      Clout   1  j  LofAU(l«ftjX)h;«st<4ft-  Watkina  3 


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Trnbncos.  4  .vrs,  8st  101b  Bolfe  0  Biante,  8  yn,  76t  71b  -    ChildB  - 
Ispy,  4  yrs,  Tst  lOlb    -  Kearney  0   Pa8-B6gueule,  3  yTS,6st91b  KeUy  - 
Mademoiselle  de  Mache-  i 
coul,  6  yrs,  78t  131b  -  Hartley   -  | 
Won  by  a  head,  two  lengthR  between  the  secood  and  third,  and  half  a 
length  between  the  third  and  Trabncos  and  IsBy,  who  ran  a  dead 
heut  for  fourth  place. 
Prix  de  Villebon  of -4^  so^.  for  the  winmr^  atid  27  aor.i  for  ttie  seaond, 
for  three  yrs  old;  abonc  a  mile  and  a  half. 

Plaisauterie.  98t  2ib  Hartley  I  j  Albany,  Sat  9lb  -  Carratt  - 
TheOondvr,  98t  lib  -Hunter  2  Madrid, ^Bst^ylb  -  -  Pryor  - 
Belnisant,  9st  6lb  -         Bolfe  •  f  Won  very  eanily  by  three  lengths. 

Prix  de  Chatillon  of  234  sov.  for  the  winner,  and  42  sov.  for  the 
second;  abont  a  mile  and  a' half. 

T616maqne,  by  Perptexe,  f  TMdine,  4  yrv,  88t129»    Oarratfc  3 

a  yrs,  Sst  1 1  ft      -     T.  Lane   1  ]  Bergerac,  S  yea.  Sat  -    Kearney  - 

H6ro8,  4  yrs.  9Bt  Tib-  Hartley  2  |  Spadois  4  yrs,  98t  13lb  -  Bolfe  - 
Won  by  two  lengths,  two  lengths  and  a  half  between  the  second  and 
third. 

StJNOAT,  September  the  27th.<->Prix  de  Jfarinea  (selling,  xace)  of  135 
j!oy. :  abont  a  mile  and  three  furlongs. 

Damas.  by  Salvator,  3  yrs,  |  Tonpie  II,  3  yrs,  Sst  (ilb    Bolfe  8 

HRt  51b   -      -      -      Dodge  1    BomiainB,  3  yrs,  8»t  91b-    Wood  - 
Sa  Majestg,  6  yn,  98t91b  Hopkins   2  | 
Wuu  by  a  short  head,  a  lengths  and  a  hflif. jbfttweoD.tbeaeooud  tuid  third. 

—The  winner  was  bought  in  for  281  sov. 
Prix  de  Martlnvaet  of  240  bot.  for  the  winner,  and  36  sov.  tor  the 
tsecond;  about  two' miles. 

Ninetta,  6  yrs,  98t  121b  Carratt  1  I  Qnoltbet,    6  yrs, 
EmilH,  3  vrs,  88t  51b-      -Bakes  2]    lOetllb      -      -H.  Andrews  - 
Tourtereile,  Syrs,  SrtTlb  Kenmey   8  I  Athala,  6  yrs,  98t  121b     Dodge  - 
Won  in  a  canter  by  six  lengtha,  a  bad  third;  Quolibet  bolted. 
Prix  d'Octobre  of  884  sov.  for  the  winner,  and  40  sov.  for.che  aeooiid; 
rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  half. 


Plaisan terle,3yr8, 80t  7 tb  Hartley  1 

Georgina,  4  yrs.  Set  5Ib     Lane  2 

Bicheiien,  4  yrs.  8st  71b     Bolfe  8 

Brmengarde,  4yn,  fistSft  Hnninr  4 


Gaf4  Procope,  4 .  yrs, 

88t  131b      -      -  Hopkins 
Fra  DiaTola,  4  yrs,  98t  21b  Dodge  - 
Madrid,  3  yrs,  88t       -  Pryor  - 


Won  very  easily  by  a  length  and'  a  half,  half  a  length  between  tke 

second  and  third,  toad  two  lengthB  between  the- third  and  fourth. 
Prix  de  Nexon  (selling  race)  of  146  »t.  tor  two  yrs  old;  about  one 
mile. 


Totote,byBuyBla8,8*t81b  Oxford  1 
Whig,  Sat  7*-  -  -T.  Lane  2 
Kirsh.  8st  7tb  -  -  Bolfe  3 
Alzonne,  Sst  31b  •  -  Clout  4 
Paddock,  Sst  71b  -  -^Hartley  - 
Conpon,  Sst  71b     -      Kearney  - 

Won  easily  by  half  a  length,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and 
third,  and  a  neck  between  the  third  and  fourth.— The  winner  was 
bought  in  for  805  sot. 
Prix  de  Cheffreyille  (selling  raoe)  of  169  sot.  for  the  winner,  and  13  for 
tfi*  second ;  about  a  miletuid  a  half. 


La  Lotrre;  Sst^lb  •  -   John  - 

Fripoo,  SbI  71b      -  .  •Oarratt  - 

.Embucbe,86t«ft  -  -  Wood  - 

Goccinelle,  Sbt  31b  -  -  Gooch  - 

Cotillon,  Sst  71b    -  -Htmter  - 

La  Bngiste,  Sst  31b'  -  VhUda  - 


Dar-lk  Cuire,  by  Faublas^ 

6  yrs,  Sst  1  lib  •  -  Ctont  1 
Tfel^maque,  8  yrs,  Sst  111b  Lane  2 
Extra,  8  yrs,  Sst  lift      Bnndy  8 

Won  by  half    length  j  tiwee  lsngtiis-.hetrw«miith«  second  «nd  third, 


Mabmrad,  4  yrs.  Sst  lift  Bolfe 
H^roe,  4 yrs.  Set  lllb  -  Hartley 
Le  NOtre,  4  yrs,  Ssi  1  lib  Hunter 


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Frix  de  Meantry  of  174  soy.  for  the  winner,  and  18  sov.  for  the  second; 
abont  a  mile  and  three  fnrlongs. 

Ali  Bey,  by  Fanblas,  5  ym,  I  Briaefer,  8  yrs,  Sst  lib  -  Hunter  8 

98t  41b  -      •  Garratt  1  |  Fiasco,  4  yrs,  9st  41b  -     Lane  $ 

Won  in  a  canter  by  five  lengths,  three  lenjrthiB  between  the  second  and 
third. 

8UKDAT,  October  the  4ih.~Prlx  de  la  Cascade  (selling  race)  of 
147  Bov.;  about  a  mile. 


8  yrs. 


Kearny 


Boulerardier, 

Sat  61b  . 
Hermidres,  8  yra, 

88t  71b  -  O.  Bartholomew  - 
Thames,  8  yrs,  Set  :;1b  -  Jones  - 
Balki8,8yrs,8st61b   -     Frioe  - 


Eooice,  by  Welliiigtonia, 

8yr8,8et5ft  -      -  T.Lane  1 

Sonnet,  6  yrs,  98t  91b  -     Dodge  S 

Mondain ,   yrs,  8et  6fl>  J.  Bnndy  3 

Muffuet.  4  yrs,  9Bt  61b-  Hartley  - 

Calvados,  4  yrs,  98t  6ft    Oxford  • 

Saj)hir,  8  yrs.  Sat  6fl>  Wycherley  -  . 

Won  ensily  by  two  lengths,  a  neck  between  the  second  and  third. — 
The  winner  was  bought  in  for  207  soy. 

Prix  de  Villeron  of  160  sov.  for  the  winner,  and  20  soy.  for  the 
second;  about  a  mile  and  seven  farlongs. 
T^^maque,  by  Prarplexe.  Qiamarande,    S  yrs, 

8yrs,8Bt9lb  •  •  Rolfe  1  7st  131b  -  •  -Oxford  - 
Lafrln,  3  yrs,  9st2lb  T.  Lane  2  Dacis,  3  yrs,  7stlOIb  Hartley  - 
(londole  11,8  yrs,  78t6ftEeamey  8 

Won  by  a  neck,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 


Prix  de  Ghgnes  of  167  sov.  for  two 
Impure,  by  Buy  Bias, 


7Bt  I  lib 
Estelle,  78t  111b 
Kirsch,  88t  . 
Indien,  8st  61b 
Fampeiro,  Sst- 
Artols,  88t  8ft- 
Bru>ant,  Set  - 
L6o,  88t 


Famath 
Grickmere 
-  Hardy 
T.  Lane 
-Chllds 
-Dodge 
F.  Morris 
Wycherley 


yrs  old;  abont  a  mile. 
Albert,  8et  -  -  -Goocb 
Polyencte,  Set  -  -  Shepherd 
TTpas,  Set  -  -  -  Oxford 
Verdi6PB,  78t  lllb  -  -  Kelly 
Janvier,  Set  -  -  Woodland 
Petite  Oomtesse,  7Bt  1 1  ft  Cassidy 
Kabyle,  Sst  -  •  Newby 
Perlina,  78t  lift  -  -Price 
La  Gorogne,  78t  1 1  A-  Glont 
Providence,  78t  lift  -  Hartley 


Poule  d'Eau,  7Bt  lllb  Kitchener 
Singe,  88t-      -      -  Kearney 
Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  the  same  between  the  second  and  third. 

Prix  du  Prince  d'Orange  of  497  sov.  for  the  winner,  and  40  ssv.  for 
the  second;  about  a  mile  and  a  half. 

Plaiaanterie,  8yn,8st7lb  Hartley   1  |  Sapristi,  4  yrs,  Set  7lb      Glont  » 
The  Condor.  3  yrs,  SsUftHnnter  3  |  Madrid,  3  yrs,  7Bt  8ft  -  Pryor  - 
Won  very  easily  by  a  length,  the  same  between  the  second  and  third. 

Prix  du  Rond-Point  of  168  sov.;  about  a  mile  and  three  furlongs. 


Aapia  3  yrs.  Set  10ft  T.  Lane  8 
Kremlin,  8  yrs,  Sat  lOlb  Hopkins  4 


Anglomane,  by  Idns,  8  yrs. 

Sat  lOlb      •      -      -  Bolfe 
Lb  Vignean,  8  yrs, 

Sstiolb     -      -    B.  Bnndy  2l 
Won  by  a  short  head,  a  length  between  the  second  and  third,  and  a  neck 
between  the  third  and  fourth. 

Prix  des  Fortifications  of  168  sov.  for  the  winner,  and  10  aov.  tax  the 
second;  abont  a  mile  and  three  furlongs. 

Vitttule,  by  Apollon,  3  yrs,  1  Spika,  8  yrs,  Sst  lOft    A.  Wood  ^ 

Sstiolb      •      -      -  Bolfe  1  I  vienne,  8  yrs,  Sst  10ft    T.Lane  - 

Armoricaine,  8  yrs,  Satl  OftGhilda  2  |  La  Oonbre,  8  yrs.  Set  101b  Gooch  - 
Won  very  eaaily  by  fonr  lengihs,  the  same  between  the  second  aoA 
third. 


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SONDAT,  October  the  lUta.— PHx  do  Moulin  (selUng  race)  of  175  bot.; 
about  a  mile  and  seven  furlongs. 


Ohamarande,?yrR.8st3fi>  J.  Bundy 
Gondole  11,3  yrs.Sst  dttt  Kearney 
Rolla,  3  yrs,  Sat  70)  •  Oxford 
Dur-&  Cuire,  5  yrs,  SsblllbRolfe 


Vellah.  by  Dollar,  4  yrs, 

9>t7lb  -  -  Wycherley  1 
O^n^ve,  4  yrs,  9st  5lb  •  Carratt  2 
Quolibet,  6  yrs,  dst  1  IhR  Bandy  3  . 

Won  by  a  neck,  two  lengths  between  tbe  second  and  third. 
Prix  de  Saint-Cyr  of  186  sot.;  rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  half. 
Vistule,  8  yrs,  78t  I31b  -  Kelly    1  I  Anarchiste,  3  yrs.  8et  2lb  Cbilds 
21  Emile.  3  yrs,  8st8lb     A.  Bakes 

I AH  Bey,  5  yrs,  98t  !^fi>  Carratt 
Rosu%nen,  8  yrs,  Sst  8fi>  Hartley 


La  Bult6e,  aged,98t  61b  Kearney 
Ventadour.Syrs,  Sst  2IbJ.Bundy 
Athala,  6  yrs,  9st  121b  Hopkins 
Beaumesnil,  3  yrs,  Sst  dIbT.  Lane 
Won  very  easily  by  two  lengths,  a  neck  between  the  leoond  and  third.. 
A  Free  Handicap  of  454  sov.  for  the  winner,  94  sov.  for  the  second,  and 
20  SOT.  for  the  third;  about  a  mile  and  peven  furlongs. 


Angloniane,  by  Idus,  8  yrs, 

7st5fi>      -  -     Kelly  1 

Statuette,  3  yrs,  Sst  6Ib  Heffer  2 
Le  N6tre,4y r8.78tl  21b  Wycherley  3 
Georgina,  4  yrs,  9st  21h   Dodge  -  , 

Won  very  easily  by  half  a  length,  a  bad  third. 
Prix  Gladiatenr,  an  objet  d'art  and  887  eov.  for  the  winner,  and  107  sow 
for  the  second;  about  three  miles  and  t^even  furlongs. 


Yvrande,  4  yrs,  98t      -  Carratt  - 

Paridja  a,4yrs,  88t  lib   Childs  - 

Lavandidre,  Syrs,  78t7lbKearney  - 

Oiapr^,  3  yrs,  7at  71b  -    Clout  - 


Lavaret,  by  BoXard,4  yrs, 

Sst  Ulb  -  .  -  -  Watts  1 
L'Ange  Ingrat,  4  yrs, 

Sst  I  Oft  -  -  R.  Bundy  2 
Ninetta,  6  yrs,  9st  Afi>  •  Carratt  3 


Fra-Diavolo,  4  yrs. 

Set  131b  -  -  Hopkins 
Louis  d'Or,  aged.  98t  Stb  T.Lane 
I  Clio,  6  yrs,  98t  Sfi)  •      -  Rolfe 


Won  by  three-quarters  of  a  length,  eight  lengths  between  the  second 
and  chird. 

Premier  Prix  d'Automne  of  208  sov.  for  the  winner,  and  66  soy.  foK 
the  second;  about  a  mile. 


Loretto,  by  Dollar,  3  yrs, 

98t  lib      -      -      -   Dodge  1 

Kirsoh,  2  yrs,  7st  81b  Wycherley  2 

Caraca«>,  2  yrs,  78t  71b  -  Childs  3 

S^n^al,  4  yrs,  9st  131b-     Rolfe  - 

Auvergnat,  2  yra,  78t7&  Kearney  > 

Whig,  2  yrs,  78t  7fl>    Shepherd  - 

X»orenzo,  2  yrs,  7st  81b  Crickmere  - 

Won  by  a  short  head,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and  third, 

Denxidme  Prix  d'Automne  of 


N4ro,  2  yrs,  78t  71b  -  Parnath 
Laboureur,  2  yrs,  7st  71b  Kelly 
Plaisanoe,  2  yrs,  7st  71b  ABakes 
Content,  3  yrs,  98t  lflt>  J.  Bundy 
Qravier,  4  yrs,  98t  131b  R.  Bundy 
Stromboli,  2  yrs,  78t  71b  Clout 
Barbaaeou.  2  yrs,  78t71b  Hartley 


the  second:  about  a  mile. 
Estelle,  by  Pellegrino, 

2  yrs,  7tit  8&>  -  Crickmere 
Primaut^,  3  yrs,  9st  lib-  Rolfe 
Gassiopc^,  2  yrs,  78t  7Ib  -  Clout 
Ursula,  2  yrs,  7st  7fl)  Shepherd 


99  sov.  for  the  winner,  and  47  sov.  for 

Czardas  II,  2  yrs,  78t  7ft  Childs  - 

1  Gamine  11,2  yrs,  78t  7fi>  Kearney  — 

2  Martingale,  3  yrs,  98t  1  lb  T.Lane  - 

3  Tr^bizonde,  2yrs,  7st  71b  Famath  - 
-  Suzanne,  2  yrs,  7st  7tb  A.  Bakes  - 

Won  by  a  short  head,  a  length  between  the  second  and  third,  and  half 
a  length  between  the  third  ar.d  fourth. 

TURCOING. 

RUNDAT,  September  the  13th.-  Prixdes  Dames  (sdlfng  race)  of  81 80T» 
for  the  winner,  and  12  for  the  second;  about  five  furlongs. 
Gatalane,  by  Plutus,  6  yrs,  1  Second  Sight,  3  yrs, 

list  81b  -      -      -      Bruck  1      8st  18Ib       •      -      Kamler  3^ 
I  Naumain,  S  yrs,  Sst      -   Love  a 
Two  others  ran.— Won  by  a  short  head,  four  lengths  between  the  second 
and  tbird.— The  winner  was  bought  in  for  80  sov. 


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AIMARGUE8. 

Sunday.  Sfptembcr  the  ^7th.— Pviz  de  la  Title  ot  17.  nmv  «boat  a 
mile  and  a  furlong,  was  won  by 

Agate,  by  Bckmlihl,  fi  yre,  list  81b  (IC  de  l£<moD),  beating  Gaataloap, 
4  yrs,  list  74b  (Bccond),  and  Pandoce,  4  yn,.lU63Jb  (tbird^. 

TANNAY. 

SUNDAT,  September  the  27th.—  Prix  dee  Vencura,  an  objet  d'art,  Talne 
10  Bov.  and  7  80V.  in  specie  for  the  winner,  about  a  mile  and  seyen  for- 
lon^a,  was  won  by 

<3ood,  by  Sbld,  4  yra,  lOst  4ftr,  beating  three  others. 

VALENCE  D^AGENT. 

Sunday.  Srptember  the  27tli,—  Prix  de  la  Society  d'Bnoouragcment  oC 
64  BOY.;  about  a  mile  and  three  furlong!>. 

Coulon,  by  Fuuhlas,  3  yrs,  I  Madame  Ponffard.  8  yrs;  OstMiUa  9 

8st  13Ib  -      -      -      Moore  1  |  Won  by  a  length. 

Prix  da  Gouverneiceiit  of  44  eoir.;  about  a  'mile  and  a  htflf . 
Coulon,  3  yre,  Sat  I3lb      Moore  1  |  GuerrK^r,  3  yre,  Sstr  31b     Meny  3 
Won  by  four  lengtkak 

Prix  de  la  Plsine  (handicap)  of  160  pot.  for  thfe  wtnnw;  20  for  the 
second,  nnd  10  lor  the  third;  rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 


Mademuiaelle  de  Macbecoul, 

6yrB,9EtII1b       -  -Mllla 
Bernay,  3  yr*,  ftrtr-6» 
.  Oalopin,  8  yrs;  7st  1  n> 
Won  by  a  length,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 


Hood  Friday,  by  Le  Kepi, 

3  yre,  HKt  &1b  -  -  Green  1 
La  Nonaille,  3  y rs.Tst I^KHoIland  S 


TOURS. 

Sunday,  September  the  2Tth.— Prix  de  la  Socl6t<i  d'Bncouragement 
of  ISOsov.  for  the  winner,  and  18  aov.  for  the  second;  about  a  mile  and 
a  half. 

Vistule.  by  Apollon,  8  yrs,  |  BaInnoel1e,3  yrs.  Sat  SlbShepherd  3 

78t5fl>      -      -      -     Kelly  1  I  Sobriquet.  7st  8Ib     -      -      -  - 
Bulgurie,3  yrs,  Sstf^Ib    CoTey  2  {  Fleuras.  3  yrs,  Sat    -      -      -  - 
Won  easily  by  two  lengths,  a  bad  third. 

Prix  de  Saint  OAorgeir  et.  idea  Chemins  de  Ver  of  1(»8  eov.-  for  two  ynr 

old;  rather  more  ttiau  a  mile. 


Flense  Yourself,,  by  PlutiM;.) 

8st  71b  -  -  -  F.  Morris 
B.  f.  by  Bt-auminet— 

Sacoebe,  8Kt  ftttt  Wyeherlejr 


La  Vi«nfi{.8sfc31b  -  Brfggs 
Bas84  8ec71b  .... 
Friieuse,  88t3Ib  - 
Gastibelza,  8gt  7ft 


Won  by  thrt^-quarters  of.  a  length,  baU  a.  length  between  the  second 
and  tiiird. 

Tuesday,  September  themhi>~'PriK<<le  Saint  Arertin  <wllihg  raoe) 
of  78  SOT.:  rather  moratbaki  a  mileflnd  a  quarter. 


Chasseur,  by  Fondnt  de 

Guerre,  3  yrs,  Sst  -  CJooke** 
Tambour  de  Basque, 

3  yrs,  8st   -      -  Langham 


Gill,  8  yrs,  78t  lt»     HatrviaBen'  f 

B^i«ioa,'3  yT8,'aeti7lb      •      -  - 

Natte,  aged,  lOst  4ft  -  -  -  - 
8obriqaet,'8st 


Won  by  half  a  length,  a  ieafftb  and  a  half  belivseibtlio«BeoiMl  fend  tfabnt 
—The  winner  was  boogbt  in  lor  132  eoT^ 

Prix  de  la  Soei^  d'Bncoaragement  of  214  sot.  for  the  winner,  and 
18  SOT.  for  the  second;  about  a  mile  and  a  half. 

Vistule,  8  yrs,  8st  Tft  -     EeDy   1  |  Dugazon,  3  yrs,  SatJft   Hunter  3 
Citwm  II,  8  yw,  8it  !OIb  Rolfe  «  |  Balanoelle,  8  yrs,  Sst  7ft   -      -  - 
Won  by  a  neck-,  ttwiengtha  1)etween  the  seoood  and  Uilttt; 


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Prix  de  la  Prairie  (handicap)  of  140  M»  for  the  winner,  and  20  aoT. 
for  the  second;  about- a  miie  and  three  furJonKSt  -. 

Sapear,  by  Mars,  3  yrs,  |  Charolaise.3  yrs,  SstaibShepherd  3 

StetTfl)  -  -  Wi  Charley  1  Aviiz.  3  yrs^  9rt  2lb  -  .  -  - 
Flduras,  3  yrs,  Sat  91b-  J.  Bundy   2  |    Won  by  a  length,  ft  bad  third. 

VINCENNES  AnT0MN  MfeETiiro  ( CoNTrNUED). 

Monday.  October  the  5th.— Prix  de  Viaduc  laelling  raoe)  of  164  bot. 
for  two  and  three  yrs  old;  aboat  half  a  mile. 


S^r^nade,  by  Kingcraft, 

2  yrs,  8st  lib  •  Crickmere 
Edorce,  3  yrs.  98t  21b  T.  Lane 
La  BonrdonniSre,  2  yrf, 

88t  -  -  -  J.  Bundy 
Blbndinette.  8  vr»,  9st2ff>Kearney 
Kara-Koul,  2  yro,  8st  lib  Childs 
Cavtioade,  3  yra,  9et  21b  Rolfe 
Le  Gendarme,  2  yrs, 

88t5lb      -      -  Shepherd 


Le  Tiuww,  2yr»«^8«  sn    Morria  - 

1  I  ChKiitage.  2  yrs.  Sat  lib  Oxford  - 

2  Cotillon,  2  yrs,  Sst  51b  -  Hunter  - 
Escalade,  3  yrs, 

98t2tb      -      -Bartholomew  - 

Bplnglette  1 1. 2  yrs,  8stl  tb  Gooch  - 

-  j  Marie,  2  yrs,  Sat  lib      FaruuLh  - 

-  La  Pariaienne,*  2  yrs; 
Sat  lib      -      -      -Milbum  - 

   ^          -  I  Vedette,  2  yrs.  88t  lib  -     Clout  - 

Won  by  three  quarters  of  a  letq^h,  a  length '  and  a  half  between  the 
second  and  third,  and  a  length  between  the  thlrd-and  Jourth.— The 
winner  was  bought  in  for  2 62  bot. 

Prix  de  la  Varenne  (selling  raoe)  of  168  sot.;  rather  more  than  a  mile 
and  a  half. 


Josiane.  by  SalTator,  8  yrs, 

78t  61b  -  Kelly 

Sa  Maje8t6,5yrs.88t1:!lb  Hopkins 
Sabine,  5  yrs,  9Bt  5  lb  >T.  Lane 
Damas,  3  yrs.  Set  51b  Farnath 


Eg^e,  4  yrs.  9Rt  21b  A.  Wood 
Perp*t«itA,  4  yrs,  Sat  hft>  Carratt 
MHhmoua,-4  yrs,  Qsteib  -  Rolfe 
Bon  Qigadas,  4yr8.  98t6B>  Bundy 
Bosco,  3  yrs,  Tst  lOIh    ^Hai  tky 


Won  easily  by  thre^'-quarters  of  a  length,  a  bad  third. -The  winner 
was  sold  for  307  sot. 

Piiz  de  Vemeiiit  of  113  aot.;  gentlemen  riders;  rather  more  than,  a 
mile  and  a  quarter. 

Le  Vigneau,  by  Bay  Archer,  I  Madrid,  8  yrs,  10Bt41b  '     -      -  8 

8  yrs,  lOst  4B)  M.M.deStAndrt  1  |  Bride  Abattne,  4  yrs,  list       -  - 
Anarchiste,  3yrB,IUst4lb-      -  21  Spadois,  4  yrs;  list  2lb  '    -      -  - 
Won  by  a  length,  thi^  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

Prix  de  Ville  BTnupd  (selUiig  nice)  of  166  sot.  for  two  yrs  old;  about 
fiTe  furlongs. 


Fourchanibault,  by  Le  Petit 

Caporal.Sstl  1  lt>G. Bartholomew 
Oremus.  8<it  11  lb  .  K.  Buudy 
T616graphique.88t  SIbWycherley 
Prudence  II,  8kt  81b  -  j.  Buudy 
Sonnette.  88t  81b  -  -  Rolfe 
Myrtile,  S^t  8Ib  -      -  Hopkins 


Malandrin,  Sst  lift  -     Oxford  - 

1  Prelon,  Sstllft.      -Shepherd  - 

2  ScMpionet  8st  ^  -  Carratt  - 
AsdrulaUSst  nib  -  Childa  - 
Clarineue.  8st  8Ib  -  -  Lane  - 
Trinidad,  Sst  81b      -    Hunter  - 

.  Paddock,  8st  11  lb  -  Hartley  - 
Won  easily  by  three  lengths,  tite  same  between  the  second  and  thirds 
and  half  a  length  between  the  third  and  fourth.— The  winner  was 
sold  for  364  SOT. 

Prix  de  Fontainebleau  of  186  tor.*  for  the  winnerv  and  SO  sot.  for  the 
ceoond;  about  a  mile  and  three-quarters. 

Bourges,  by  Montargis,  I  Qnolibet,  6  yrs.lOst  llbB.Burdy  8 

8  yrs,  J  tt  -      Hartley  1  I  Ubamarande,3yrs,8st3«>Kearney  - 

Ali  Bey,  6  yr^.  98t  91b  -Carratt  2  |  Verte- Bonne,  6  yrs  Ost  61b  Rolfe  - 
Won  by  a  length  and  a  half,  font  lengths  between  th^seoobd  and  tbirdv 


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LILLE. 

Sunday,  October  the  llth.--Prixdc  laPdouse  (Gelling  race)  of  104  gov.; 
nearly  a  mile. 

Asdrubal,  by  BllDkhoolie,  |  Hacnmge.  3  yrs,  Sst  12lb  Madge  2 

3  m  7Bt  4ft  •      -  Watkina  1 1  Second  Sight,  t  yrs, 

I    68t9l»>  •      -      -   Bottherill  3 
Two  others  ran.->Won  by  a  kngtb,  a  neck  between  the  second  and 
third. 

Prix  Sp^al  of  63  sot.  for  three  yrs  old;  rather  more  than  a  mile  and  a 
half. 

Dngason,  by  Dollar,  Sst  81b,  walked  over. 

Prix  de  la  Soci^td  d' Encouragement  of  88  pot.;  about  a  mile  and  a 
quarter. 

If^phistoph^lds,  by  Bnchan-  I  La  Coubre,  3  yrs.  88t  6Ib  Madge  2 

teur  II,  3  yrs,  Sst-      -  Qooch  1  |  T>uchespe,  3  yrs.  Tet  'iSb  Watkins  S 
Won  by  half  a  length,  a  bad  third. 

Prix  de  la  Ville  (handicap)  of  280  sot.  for  the  winner,  24  for  the 
second,  and  12  for  the  third;  about  a  mile  and  three  furlongs. 


Armoricaine,  by  Nougat, 

8yr8,7«t7ft  -  -  Watkins  1 
Fits-Maroello,  8  yrs, 

7st4]b  •  -  -Qilcbrist  2 
Mirk)ret,  6  yrs,  78t  21b      Shipp  3 


Oh.  f.  by  Straochiuo— Steppe, 

4  yTR.  7Rt  81b  -  Kirohener 
Brmensrarde,  4  yre.  98t  7Ib- 
Bnlgarie,  3  yrs.  Set  - 
Sentinelle.  3  yis,  78t  bib 


Won  by  half  a  length,  the  same  between  the  second  and  third. 


BRUSSELS. 

Sunday.  October  thelltb.— Oiterium  of  87  sov.  for  the  winner,  and 
11  for  the  racond,  for  two  yrs  old;  nbont  a  mile. 

Hiss  Anna,  by  Pierrot,  or  |  Eyeili^,  Sst  •      •      -      Price  2 

Thundercloud,  88t  6lb  Pollett  1  |  Taffetas,  76t  101b  -  Wiilis  3 
Won  easily  by  two  lengths,  half  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. 

Prix  du  Lac  (handicap)  of  80  sot.  for  the  winner,  37  for  the  second, 
and  19  for  the  third;  about  two  miles _and  a  furlong. 
Davy  Jones,  by  John  Davis, 


8,  by 

aged,  9Bt  Ulb  •  -Clarck  1 
Lullington,  4  yrs.  9st  81b  Bilson  2 
Valerie,  6  yrs,  8«t  Vlb  FoUett  3 
Euterpe,  5  yrs,  98t  41b  Sherlock  - 

Won  by  a  short  head,  a  neck  between  the  second  and  third 

Prix  de  la  Cloche  (selling  race)  of  68  sov.:  about  a  mile. 


Pinaps^ur,  8  yrs,  88t  71b  Price 
Vlf -Argent,  3  yrs,78t  lib  Ashman 
Faisandeau  II,  8  yrs, 
88t6Sb  -      .      .  Beeves 


Toga,  by  King  Lad,  4  yr«, 

Sst  111b-  -  -  T.Reeves 
Gun  Cotton.4  yrs  »st  71b  J.  Bills 
Orcbid6e,  4  yrs,  98t  2Ib  Bottherill 
LuUy ,  6  yrs,  9«t  1 1  lb  Clarck 
Distinguo,  aged.  Sat  1-SlbPercivHl 
Patinitza,  5  yra,  98t  61b  Price 


Tante  SCarie,  8  yrs, 

1  I    78t  101b  -      -      -      Turner  - 

2  '  Griselda,  6  yrs.  Sat  9Ib  'Sherlock  - 
Marionnette,  a  yrs,  Sst  7tt»Bilson  - 
MMoe.  6  yrs.  Sst  21b  Spi'lraan  - 
Silver  Key.  4  yr«,  Sst  71b  Middox  - 

.  Sempronie,  4  yrs,  Sst      -  Cobb  - 
Won  esiiily  by  two  lengths,  half  a  length  between  the  second  and 
third. 

Prix  des  Eleveurs  of  324  sov.  for  the  winner,  34  for  the  second,  and  6 
for  the  third;  about  tbree-qnarten  of  a  mile. 


Maguet,  by  The  Peer,  3  yrs, 

78t5Ib  -      -      -  Turner 
Madelon,  fi  yrs,  lOst  41b  •  Jellis 
T^te  de  Linotte,  8  yrs, 
9st  lib  -      -      -  FoUett 


Surprenant,  6  yrs,  lOst  SftBilson  - 
Bvaporte,  8  yrs,  9st  lib     Price  > 
Taffetas,  2  yis,  78t  dtb  Ashman  - 
Won  by  neck,  a  head  bet<reen  the 
second  and  third. 


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BUNDAT,  October  the  18th.- 
112  BOY.;  nearly  a  mile. 
Vedette,  by  Faoblas,  3  yn, 

6Bt61b  -  •  -  French 
La  Cagaagne,  4  yrs,  98t  Oobb 
Sabretache  II.  4  yra, 

98t91b  -  -  •  Hartley 
WildBo8e,5yrB,98t71b  Willis 
Gan  Cotton.  4  yre,  9st  7ft  JeUis 

Won  by  a  neck,  half  a  lenRth 
winner  was  aold  for  222  sot. 


Prix  de  I'Espinette  (aelling  race)  of 

I  Orohid^,  4  yr8,98t  1 2ftBottheriIl  - 

1  j  Second  Sigub,  2  yrs.Tsi,  SJbFollett  - 

2  I  Dayy  Jones,  aged,  Uet  SftClarck  - 
I  Brisef«r,  3  yra,  dst  61b      Govey  - 

8  ,  Lamblore,  6  yrs,  lOst  2fii  Beeves  - 

Flor-Flna,  2  yrs,  7st  6tb  Sherlock  - 


between  the  second  and  third. — ^The 


Prix  de  Boitsfort  of  312  sov.  for  the  winner,  and  40  for  the  second,  for 
two  yrs  old;  about  five  furlongs. 

Miss  Anna,  8st  5fl>      -   FoUett  1  I  Turquie,  78tl21b  -      Shepherd  - 
Lotu8,88t9lb      -      -A.  Wood  2   Nubie,  78t  12lb    -      -  Turner  - 
MuflTuet,  8st  91b   .      -     Jellis  8  .  Altorf,  8st  5Jb     -      •  Hartley  - 
Botonde,  78tl2fi>  -      •    Corey  -I 
Won  by  half  a  length,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

Prix  du  Vivier  d'Oie  (handicap)  of  822  sov.  for  the  winner,  and 
40  sov.  for  the  second;  about  a  mile  and  a  furlong. 


Glacidre,  by  liars,  3  yrs, 

78tlllb  -  -  HarUey 
Fitz-Marcello,  8  yrs, 

88t81b-  -  -  Gilchrist 
Lnlly,  6  yrs.  88t  101b  Percival 
BalanGelle,3yr8.8Bt1 2IbShepherd 
Despote,  3  yrs!,98t  llfl)  B.  Bundy 


Madelon.  5  yrs,  9st  71b  Jellls 
Evob^,  4  yn,  9st  5ft  -  Bilson 
Sunbnry,  3  yrs,  7st  6ft  Sherlock 
ESg6rie,  4  yrs,  Bat  9ft  A.  Wood 
Bvaporte  II,  3  yrs,  88t  -  Price 
Bamadan,  3  yrs,  7Bt  8ft  Follett 
Ludovic,  8  yrs,  7Bt  2ft  Ashman 


Won  by  a  length,  a  neck  between  the  second  and  third,  and  a  head 
between  the  third  and  fourth. 

CHANTILLY  Autumn  Meeting. 

TUDRSDAT,  October  the  15th.-Prix  dn  Oonn^table  (selUng  race)  of 
178  sov.;  about  two  miles  and  five  furlonga. 

8a  Maj^t^  by  Perplexe,  |  Duchesee,  8  yrs,  78t  13Ib  -Ghilds  8 

5yrs,  98tl3ft      -    Hopkins  1  I  Fromentin,  3  yrs,  88t  21b  Hartley  - 
if  ahmoud,  4  yrs.  9st  6Ib  -  Bolfe  2  [ 
Won  by  a  neck,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and  third.— The 

winner  was  sold  for  172  sov. 
Prix  des  Beservoirs  (selling  race)  of  172  sov.;  nearly  a  inile. 


Prudence  11,  by  (Outran, 

2yrs,  68tJlft  .  Hatley  1 
Vedette,  2  yrs,  6st  lift  Webb  2 
Ferpdtnit^.4yrB.98t  12ft  T.Lane  3 
Kroumir,  5yrs,  1 0gt4ft  Kitchener  - 
Eara-Koul,  2yrs,  6st  lift  French  - 
Barbery,  4  yrs,  lOst  1ft  Dodge  - 
Boulevardier,  3  yrs, 

98t4ft>  •  -  Kearney  - 
Joyeux,  3  yrs,  78t  -      -  Hi-ffer  - 

Won  by  three-quarters  of  a  length,  half  a  length  between  the  second 

and  third.— The  winner  was  sold  for  420  sov. 
Prix  des  Tribunes  (handicap)  of  S82  sov.  for  the  winner,  and  20  sov. 
for  the  second;  about  a  mile  and  three  furlongs. 


Amiraut6,  2  yrs.  6st  lift  Cook 
Oremus,  2  yrs,  7st  -  -  Barlen 
La  Mazidre.  2  yrs.  68t  1 2ft  Childs 
Le  Grendanue,  2  yrs, 

7st3ft-      -      -  Shepherd 
Lechefrite,  2  yrs,  6st  lift  Meggs 
B.  c.  by  Eckmtihl,  out  of 
Memphis,  2  yrs,  78t2ft  A.Bakes 
Boeoo,  3  yrs,  9st  4ft  Hartley 


Tourterelle,  bv  Perplexe, 

8  yrs,  86t  11  lb  -  T.  Lane 
Althto,  8  yrs,  78t  8ft-  ChUds 
Mineure,  8  yrs,  88t  6ft  Hartley 
Diaprte,  8  yrs,  80t  1 1  ft  B.  Bundy 
Armoricaine,8yrs,8stl  IftOarratt 


Impatient,  8  yrs,  Sst  2ft  Price 
Spika,  3  yrs,  88t  2ft-  Grickmere 
Statuette,  3  yrs,  78il8ft  Ketumey 
Lutteur  II,  Syrs,  78t6ft  Shepherd 
Primautd,  8  yrs,  78t  6ft  Kelly 
Charolaise,  3  yn,  6Bt  12ft  Heffer 


Won  easily  by  a  length,  four  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 


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Prix  de  la  Fordt  of  453  sot.  for  the  winner  and  12  sot.  ior  the  second; 
aboot  seven  tmUmgn. 


Barberine,  by  Straochino, 

8yr8.98t3ft  -  -Omtt  I 
Baoarbouole,  «yTS,98t2thaopkin9  2 
Extra,  3  yra,  MtBh-  R.  Bandy  8 
Sairatus,  2  yrs,  Tat  5lb  Hartley 


Oeorgina,  4  yrB,  §st  12ft  -Dodge  - 
Vistule.'S  yns  Out' 2ft  -  RoHe  - 
Wty),  2  yrs,  78t  5ft  -  -  ChiMs 
Ecuiie,'  3  yrs,  dst  «ft  Kearney 

Lauznn,  3  yT8,.9st  61b  -Oxford 


Won  easily  by  a  length,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 


Prizde  Pontarm^  (selling  race)  of  lU«ov.;  friioot  a  mile  and  three 
furlongs. 

Loretto,  by  Dollar,  3  yrs. 

88t  lift      -      -      -  Dodge  0 
Flenrus,  by  Ifontargis, 

Byrs.Sstllft  -  Hartley  0 
Le  Soeptre,  4  yrs,  9at9ftHopkias  3 
Aspic,  3  yrs,  8st  lift  -T.  Lane  .  - 
Joiteur,  8  yrs.  Sst  ITlb  -  Gooch  -  , 

A  dead  heat,  the  third  beaten  three  lengths.  The  stakes  were  diTided. 
—Loretto  was  boaght  in  for  664  soy. 

Prix  de  Petit  CJonvert  of  1 10  aov.  for  tha  winner.  And  32  tow,  test  tbe 
.second;  aboat  five  failings. 


Beiigetao,  8  yn^^istUlbKeaney 

AU>s^y,  3  yrs,  Ssfc  lift  Garratt 
Leyigueau.3yr8.Hstl  I  ftR.Bandy 
Sourire,  4  yre,  9Bt9ft    -  Oxford 
M^phistoph^lds,,  8  yrs, 
Sst  lift  .    -  a.  Bartholomew 


Artois,  by  Saxifrage,  3  yra, 

Sst  2ft     -     •     -  Garratt 
Please  Yourself,  3  yrs, 
88t2ft      -      •      >  Hartley 
..  Basette^  2  yrs.  7st  13ft    ■ .  £eUy 
.A|n^thy»fee,  2  yrs, 

7stlofi>  -  -  Kitchener 
Bonhon,  3  yrs,  9st  lift  T.  Lane 
Embdche,2j^rs,7st  13l»Grickmere 
Dirpctrice,  4  yrs,  98t  I2D>  Bolfe 
Albert,  2  yrs,  Sac  2ft  -  Gooch 
Fenillage,  2  yrs,  Sst  2ft  Kearney 
Polyeucte,  2  yrs,  Sst  2ft  ChiMs 


B.  f.  by  Eoi  de  la  Montagne^ 

Rivulet,  2  yrs.  Bat  1ft  Martin  • 
La  Conbre*  3  yrs,  98t  7B>.  Paacoe 
Bonne  Chance,  8  yra, 

04t7lb  ...  Tamer 
Upas.  2  yw,  .«8t?2ft  -  :  Oxford 
Impattputt  3  yrs,  98t  1 1  ft  Price 
Pouoett^,  2  yrs,  76tl3ft  Shepherd 
Clotilde,2  yrs,  78t  ISIbWycherley 
Martingale,  3  yrsj  9st  7ft  Wood 
Asperg^  III,  2  yrs,  8»t  1  B>  Hardy 
Sazamie,  2  yrs,  78t  18ft  Olofat 
P  D.,  4  yrs,  lAat  1ft    R.  Bandy 


Won  by  a  head,  a  length  and  a  half  between  the. second  and  third. 

St'npay,  October  the  ISth.— Prix  de  Mortefontafaie  (selling  race)  of 
103  sov^;  abont  a  mile-and. three- fnrlongs. 


Benidaeanoe,  8  yra, 

Rstdft  •  •  O.  Robert  - 
fiosGo,  a  yj:s,.8st  1  lib   -    King  - 


Sa  Majesty,  by  Perpleze, 

6  yrs,  lOst  lfi>  -  .Ha^ggn*  1 
Thames,  3  yrn,  8«t  3B>  -  Jones  2 
Cavalcade,  3  yrs.  Sat  alb  Oreffitz  8 

Won  by  a  Ungth,  a  bad  third.  —The  winner  wwhooghb  in  for  201  sot, 

Prix  d'U.-tll  rte  (ft-lHng  race)  of  152  8ov.  for  two  yra  old;  nearly  amile. 


Carratt 
Jones 
Hunter 
J.  Bundy 


Whip.  hvPlntus.8st7B)  T.  Lane  1  Vcrveux,  Sst  7ih 

Nim'tte  II,  8sr  Sft  -      Oxford  2  Dlgiiitaire^  «st  7ft 

Fagotin,  8st7tt)-      -       Dodge  ^  Ar(Hluise,  Sst  5ft 

La  Bugiate,  Sst  3ft  -tJUckmcre  -  Qutrande,  Sst  3ft 

Le  Lo.ip,  Spt  7ft      -      -  Rolfe  - 

Won  by  two  lengths,  the  same  between  the  second  and, third.- 
winiier  was  FOld  lor  300  eov. 

.  Prix  de.la  fiadamandre  of  4T7>sov;  for  the  winner^  4a8or.  for  the'seoond, 
and  10  80V.  for  the  thirds  for  «wo'5T8<n]d;iii(«rly«  mile. 
•Alger,  by  Saxifrage,  9<sb  Relfe  1  I  Valmaj<>ur/««t  7ft 
Viemiois.  8*  7fl)  -  T.  Lane  2  |  MMinesIT,  f^t^t  5ft 
Utrecht,  «st  7t>-  -  Dodge  3  -  Joyensoj  Sst  51b  - 
Gargoaiile,  HBt'5ft  -  Carrait  | 
Won  by  th  tap- quarters  of  a  length,  half  a  leagth  between  the  seooad 
and  third. 


-The 


Famath  - 
Banter  > 
Olont  > 


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Kix«le-Se»)Iia  (aeltfng.raee)  nf  lMsov.,  for<ailie8;  abont  a  mile  and 
three  furlongs. 


Dagazon,-by  Dollar,  ft  yrs, 
68t  lllb      -      -  ^uiuter 

Pas-  B^gueule^^yrs^atl  lfi>.Doflge 

Gondole  II,  -8  yrs, 
dstlllb      -      -  WyoherJey 


La  Coubre,.«yrs»8»tU  lb  Hopkins 
Chamairaaide.Syrs.Hst  1 1 IbT.Lane 
Aioade^S  3;rs,-6Rt  Uth  J.  Butvly 
Joekuie,  yi-s,  8.t  lllb  •  Ri)lf« 
Carmelite,  4  yrs.  9dC  »lb  Carratt 


•  Won  by  two  lengths,  a>bad  .third.— The  winner- was  boaght  in  for 

521  BOY. 

Prix  de  Chatean-Laffltte  (liandicap)df  200  boy,;  abont  a  mile  a  half. 


La  Bultto,  by  Plageolet, 

aged,  98t  41b  -  Kearney  1 
Issy,  4  yrs,  7«t  1,11b  •  Clark  2 
H6ros.  4  yrs,  8st  2*  J.  Bundy  3 
Caf6  Procope,  4  yrs, 

9st  61k-      -      -      Hopkins  - 
Trabucofi,  4  yrs,  Sst  lift    Rolfe  - 
Blonde  II.  4  yrs.  Sat  91b  T.  Lane  - 
Won  easily  by  a  length  and  a  hali,  three  lengths  bet;veen  the  second 
and  third. 

Prix  de  la  Table  of  851  aov.  for  the  wiimer,  ajaA  3^  8oy.  for  the  seoond; 
abont  a  mile  and  seven  furlongs. 


ParldjeLta,  4  yrs,  8st  9tb  Chllds 
Saprhsbi,  4  yrs,  8st81b  -  Clout 
F.elUh.  4  yrs,  8st  3ft  Wjchu"l<>y 
Le  Ndtre,  4  yrs,  Sst  2Ib  Oxford 
Didine,  4  yrs,  7st  101b  -  Gooch 
Sabine,  6  yra,  Tst  I  lb  -  K-lly 
Mirloret,  4  yrs,  Tst  -      -  Skipp 


Lonis  d'Or,  by  Doliar,  aged, 

98t7ib       .  T.  Lane  I 

Sap^ur,  8  yre,  Sstl  lib  Wycherley  3 
Bourges,  3  yrs.  Sst  8ft  J.  Bundy  3 
If uaard,  4  yrs,  98t;  51b  Orickmere  - 
Fanfare,  3  yrs,  8st-  -  Gooch  - 
Gkndve,  4  yrs,  9at  91b  •  Dodge  -  , 
Wen  by  a  length,  three-quarters  of  a  length  between  the  second  aud 
third. 

Tdbsdat,  Ctetober  the  20th.— Prix  de  Boran  (selling  race)  of  171  sov, 
for  two  yrs  old;  about  three  quarters  of  a  mile. 


FtaHCO,  4  yrs,  98t  51b  Hopkitis 
Fralcheur.  3  yrs,  Sst  -  Kelly 
Loretto,  8  yrs,  Bst life  - Chrrat.t 
Lauzun,  8  yrs,  Sst  3tt)  -  Oxford 
All  Bey.  5  yrs,  lOst  Itb  -  Clout 
Vofttadonr,  8  yre,  Sst  1 1  lb  Rolfe 


Laboureur,  by  La  K&pi. 

Sat  lift      -      -      .  Bolfe  1 
Turquie,  Sst  8ft    -      -  Dodge  2 
Sauten^Us  II,  Sst  8fe     -  Jones  3 
Facteur,  Sst  lllb    -      -Oxford  4 
Ajax,  Sst  lllb-      -      -Gooch  5 
Galore,  Set  81b       -      •  Covey 
Prileuse.  Sst  8fe     -      T.  Lane 
Lagny,  8-t  1  Ife     -  Crickmere 
Chatterie,  Sst  Sb   -  Wycherley 
B.  f.  by  Roi  de  la  Montagne, 

out  of  Riyulet,  Sst  SB) Martin   -      Sst  lllb   -    «.  iSartholomew 
Won  by  half  a  length,  a  length  and  a  half  fach  b<'two*-n  thi*  tv'uond, 
third  and  fourth,  and  a  length  between  the  fourth  and  U  th. -Tiio 
winner  was  sold  for  750  soy. 
Prix  de  Blaison  of  157  sov.  for  the  winner,  and  41  sov,  for  the  S'  c  nid, 
for  two  yrs  old  oolts;  aboat  five  forlongs. 

■         "  ~  --    ---  Wo<k\  - 


Auvergnat,  8st  lllb  Kenrnry 

^alandrin.  Set  Uib  Hopkins 

Belle  de  Kuit,  Sst  81b  Pi  rkiiis 

TJrbain,  Sst  lllb    -  -  Ma.ltrii 

Le  Rhdne.  Sst  life-  •    \>\  un\ 

Alzonne,  Sst  81b    -  •  Canary 

Boulung^re,  Sst  Sib  -  clout. 

Ninette  II,  Sst  9 lb'  -Hiint<  r 

Suzette,  Sst  81b      -  J.  BiiiKiy 

Bobinette.  Sst  Sib  -  -UurUt  y 
Fourchan]^>ault, 
Sst  Ulb   -    G.  Barthol 


Fricand<  au,  by  Plutns, 

«Bt  life      -      -  J.  Bandy  1 

Stromboli,  Sst  1  Hb  -  R.  Bundy  3 

Jaoviur,  8»t  lllb    -  -  Clont  3 

Capalt>t<S«t  lift    -  T.Lane  - 

Centurion.  Sst  H lb-  Hopkins  - 

Ldo,  Sst  lift-      -  Wyohertey  - 

CorneiUes,  Sst  lllb  •  -Carratt  > 

PAt%pouf,  8«t  1  lib  -  •   Rolfe  - 

Albert,  Sst  lllb      -  -Gooah 


Reed-Bird,  Sst  lllb  - 
Valmajonr, 

Sst  1 1  lb-      -  G.  BarthoJoniPW 


Platsanoe,  Sst  life 
Finch,  Hst  lllb 
Firmam^-Bt,  Sbt  1 11b 
Upift,8«tnib- 
Friponj-^sfW  lb 
BempM:(7,-88t-lltb  - 


Crick  tiirro 
Hartley 


Won  by  a  short  head,  a  head  between  the  seoond  and  third. 


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Prix  de  la  HuawlUdre  of  158  mt.  far  the  winner,  and  42  boy.  far  Uie 
Moond,  for  two  yn  old  fillies;  about  five  furlonge. 


Ctordae  II,  by  Kiaber, 

«at  111b      -  Hopkins 

Perlfna,  8st  lift    -  -Hanter 

Bacchante,  Sst  lift-  Carratt 

Ttela,  8st  1 1  ft.      -  T.  Lane 

Cascade,  Set  lift  -  -  Dodge 

atrani^ra.  Set  1 1  ft  -  •  Oxford 

Ponoette,  Sat  lift  -  -  Larid 


Oaaaiopte,S«tllft- 
Nabie,  Set  1  Ift 
Amixantd.  Set  lift- 
Ondine,  Sat  111b  • 
Cachette,  Set  1  lib  - 
Bed  Star,  Set  lift  • 
Da^,  Sat  lift. 
Sazanne,8et  lift 


-  Cloat  - 
R.  Bundy  - 

-Perkins  - 

J.  Bandy  - 

Hartley  - 

-  Roire  > 
Wyoherley  - 

Kearney  - 


Won  by  a  neck,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and  third,  and  half 
a  length  between  the  third  and  fourth. 

Prix  de  Commelles  of  160  sov.  for  the  winner,  and  42  sot.  for  the 
'ceoond,  for  three  yrs  old;  aboot  a  mile  a  half. 


Anarchiste,  by  Atlantic, 
Set  lift     -     .  T.Lane 

If^pbistoph^lds, 
Sst  11  ft      •  G.  Bartholomew 

Tnnocente,  Sst  ^  -      -  Qooch 

Hondain,  Set  lift  -     J.  Bandy 


Althte,  Sst  8ft 
Damaa.  Sst  lift  - 
Spika,  Sst  8ft  ■ 
Fleams,  Sst  lift  • 
Lauzan,  Sst  lift  - 
Vtntadoar.  Sst  lift 


Hopkins 
.  Dodge 
•  Wood 
Hartley 
-Oxford 
Rolfe 


Won  by  a  neck,  the  same  between  the  second  and  third. 

Prix  de  Luzarohes  (selling  race)  of  171  sov.;  about  a  mile  and  a  half. 
T61^maque,  by  Ferplexe,  I  Kremlin,  8  yrs.  SstOft  -Hopkins  2 

8  yrs,  Sst  9ft      -      T.  Lane  1  |         Won  by  half  a  length. 


Prix  D'Ermenonrille  of 


«econd;  ab  ut  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 
Iwy,  by  Flageolet,  4  yrs, 

Sstl2;ft  -  -  Kearney 
Sansonnet,  4  yrs,  98t  1ft  T.Lane 
Oravier,  4  yrs,  9st  1ft  B.  Bundy 


)soT.  for  the  winner,  and  16  sov.  for  the 


Ch.  f.  by  Straochino, 
out  of  Steppe,  4  yrs, 
Sst  12ft      -  G.  Bartholomew 
S6n«gal.  4  yrs,  98t  1ft   -  Bolfe 
I  Didlne,  4  yrs,  Sst  12ft  J.  Bundy 
Won  by  a  length,  a  head  between  the  second  and  third. 


Thuksdat,  October  the  22nd.->Prix  de  SyMe  (selling  race)  of  1 60  sor. 
for  two  and  three  yrs  old  colts;  about  five  furlongs. 


Fripon,  by  Consul,  2  yrs, 

8st2ft      •      .    Griokmere  1 

Romulus,  3  yn,  Sst  6ft  A.  Wood  2 

FabiaB,2  yrs,  88t2ft     -    Rolfe  8 

Vlrgile,  2  yrs,  Sst  2ft    -  Oovey  - 

Sirocco,  2  yrs,  Sst  *ift    •  Ohilds  - 

Damas,  8  yrs,  98t  6ft    -  Dodge  - 

Jaguare,  2  yrs,  Sst  2ft  J.  Bundy  > 

Joyeux,  2  yrs,  Sst  2ft    -(3arrott  - 

Coupon,  2  yrs,  Sst  2ft    Kearney  -  . 

Won  by  a  length,  two  length  between  the  second  and  third.- 
ner  was  sold  for  260  sov. 

Prix  de  Bouze  (selling  handicap)  of  120  sov.;  aboat  a  mile. 


Oremus,  2  yrs,  Set  3ft    T.  Lane  - 

Eolien,  2  yrs.  Set  2tb  -  Oxford  - 
Hermidres,  3  yrs, 

9st  6ft  -  -  G.  Bartholomew  - 
Dignitaire.  2  yrs.  Sst  2ft-  Jones  - 
Parthenay,2yr8.Sst2ftWycherley  - 
Gotillon,  2  yrs.  Set  2ftBiidgeland  - 
Boeoo,  8  yrs,  98t  6ft  -Hartley  - 
B.  o.  by  Eokmtlhl,  oat  of 
Memphis,  2  yrs,  Sst  3ft  Madge  - 
  Thewin- 


Tyrolien,  by  Boalonf, 

8  yrs,  78t  10ft     -  Shepherd 
Sabretache  II,  4  yrs, 

98t  1ft  -      -      •  Hartley 
Boulevardier,  8  yrs, 

78tl2ft-      -      .  Kearney 
Barbery,  4  yrs,  9st  4ft  -Dodge 
Vestris  tl,  4  yrs,  Sstl8ft  A. Wood 
Won  easily  by  a  length,  a  length  and  a  half  betweoi  the  second  and 
third.— The  winner  was  bought  in  for  208  sov. 


Calvados,  4  yrs,  Set  7ft  T.  Lane 
Themis,  4  yrs,  Sst  6ft-  Goooh 
Duohesse,  8  yrs,  Sst  8ft  Oxford 
L^gat,  3  yrs,  7st  laft  •  J.  Bundy 
Chasseur,  8  yrs,  78t  10ft  A.  Cook 
Macreaee,  8  yrs,  78t  Sft  Kelly 
Balkis,  8  yrs,  78t  1ft  •  Sargent 


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Prix  de  Oondg  of  489  aov,  for  the  winner,  and  40  aov.  for  the  seoond. 
for  two  yn  old;  aboot  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 


Utrecht,  by  King  Lad, 

Set  lib  • 
Viennois,  8st  31b  - 
Stromboli.Sstllb  - 
Kirsoh.  Set  lib- 
N4aro,  Set  lib 


Hartley 
T.Lane 
-  Clout 
J.  Bnndy 
Ghilde 


▲uTergnat,  Set  lib 
Impure,  let  13Ib 
l^lendeur,  78t  12lb 
SalTatns,  Set  \9> 
Alda  II,  Tet  I21b 
Joyense,  Tst  121b 


Kearny  > 

Famath  - 

•  KeUy  - 

Garratt  - 

•  Bridgeland  - 

Shepherd  - 


Won  by  a  length,  three  lengthe  between  the  lecond  and  third,  and  a 
neck  between  the  third  and  fourth. 

Prix  de  la  Fourridre  (lelling  race)  of  181  eoT.;  about  a  mile  and  Beyen 
furlongs. 

yerte-Bonne,6yn,98t5ftDodge  - 


tirarier.  by  Don  Carloe. 

4  yrs,  98t  Sib  r      •  R.  Bundy  1 

Fntloheur,  3  yrs.  Set  31b    Rolfe  3 

Kilometre,  8  yrs,  Set  TlbJ.Bundy  3 


Didine, 4 yrs, 9st 61b  T.Lane  - 
Content,  3  yrs,  8st  71b  Kearney  - 


Won  easily  by  two  lengths,  three  lengths  between  the  second  and  third. 

Prix  d'Bngfaien  (handicap)  of  249  sot.  for  the  winner,  and  55  sot.  for 
the  second;  about  two  miles  and  a  quarter. 


Marguillier,  4  yrs,  98t      Rolfe  . 

Hdros,  4  yrs,  Sst  lOlb  J.  Bandy  - 

LaTandi&re,  8  yrs,  Sst  51b  T.Lane  - 

Anarchiste,  8  yrs,  Sst  Wycherley  - 

-  -    -                         OhUcta  - 


gnolibet,  by  Plutus,  6  yrs, 

96t  7lb  •  -  -  R.  Bnndy  1 
Mineure,  8  yrs,  Tst  121b  Hartley  2 
S&ataette,3  yrs,  Tst  41b  Heffer  3 
Issy,  4  yrs.  Set  18Ib  -  Kearney  4 
Ninetta,  6  yrs,  9st  lllb  Garratt  - 
Brmengarde,  4  yTS,98t  91bHunter  - 

Won  by  half  a  length,  three  lengths  each  between  the  second,  third, 
and  fourth. 

Prix  de  Prtey  (selling  raoe)  of  184  sot.  for  two  and  three  yn  old 
fillies;  about  fiTe  furlongs. 


Rolla,3yrs,Tstllb- 
Fanfare,  3  yrs,  Get  121b 


KeUy  - 


Ar^thuee,  by  Gktbier, 

2yrs,Sst2Ib  -  Bridgeland 
Sonnette,  2  yrs,  Sst  2ft  •  Rolfe 
Ecoroe,  8  yrs,  98t  6Ib  T.  Lane 
Brunehaut,  2  yrs,  Sst  2fi>  Gooch 
Thto,  2  yrs,  Sst  2ft  -  -  GoT^ 
Fontaine  Pran^aise, 

2yrs,8st21b-  -  Haegger 
Blondinette,:lyrs,9st  6ft  Kearney 
Whip,  2  yrs,  Sst  2ft  -  -  Glark 
Sucote,  2  yrs,Sst2ft  Grickmere 
La  Bugiete,  2  yrs,8st2ftWiloock 
Wild  Fire,  8  yrs^toteft Wycherley 
Renaissance,  8  yrs, 

O.  Robert 


Mademoiselle  du  Nozet, 

2  yrs,  Sst  2ft  -  Kitchener 
Ghamarande,    8  yrs, 

98t  61b  •  -  •  B.  Bundy 
La  Bourdonniftre,  2  yrs, 

Sst  2Ib  -  -  -  J.  Bundy 
Glarinette,  2  yrs,8st  2ftShepherd 
Jacqaette,  2  yrs,  Sst  2tb  Ghilds 
Scapione,  2  yra,  83t2tb  Garratt 
La  Marquise,  2  yrs,  Sst  21b  Joues 
Gu^rande,  2  yrs,  Sst  2ft  Hartley 
Thames,  3  yrs,  98t  6D>  Oxford 
La  Pari8ienne,2yr8,8et2lb Brown 
Pustanelle,  2  yrs,  Sst  2ft  Clout 


9st  61b- 

Won  by  a  neck,  a  length  between  the  second  and  third. —The  winner 
was  bought  in  for  288  sot.. 
Sunday.  October  the  26th. -Prix  dee  Aiglee  (selling  raoe)  of  123  sot- 
for  two  yrs  old;  about  a  mile  and  a  quarter. 


Trinidad,  by  Vermont, 


9et5ft 

Ajax,  Sst  Tib- 
Ninette  II,  Sst  31b 
Malandrin,  Set  71b 
Dignitaire,  Sst  71b 
Hablenr,  Sst  7lb  - 
Nitrique,  Sst  31b 


Bridgeland 
-  Gooch 

•  Kearney 

•  Hopkins 

Jones 
-Dewman 
Ghilds 


Aadrubal,  Sst  7ft  • 
Fourohambaalt, 

Sst7Ib  •  Q, 
HiraU,  Sst  7ft  • 
Fabrioe,  Sst  Tft 
Pagotin,8stTft  - 
Triolet,  Sst  Tft  • 
TrouTdre,  Sst  Tft 


-  Oxford  - 

Bartholomew  - 

-  Hartley  - 

-  Rolfe  - 

-  Dodge  - 

-  Glottt  - 
J.  Bundy 


Won  easily  by  a  length,  six  lengths  between  the  second  and  third.— 
The  winner  was  bought  in  for  868  sot. 

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Digitized  by 


CONTINENTAL  RAGING. 


Pziz  de  Goye  (BeDing  xaoe)  of  167  Knr.  for  the  winner,  and  20  sot.  for 
the  aeeond;  about  a  milbtanck  aevrB  f nHongv. 

8alfaj«ct«,  by  Perpleze,6yr8»  I  lliMrguil]iBr,4yf8,9rt  Caimtt  % 
8tb  lift  -      -  itfvia  A  i  La  Baltte,  ased^MMB  Settrney  >- 

CtM  PMQbpe,-  4  ^na,  1  Le  NOtm,  4  yrs,  8st  lllb    Rint  - 

Mi  4ft  -  -      .      -  .HbpUna  2 .1  Fellah,  4  yn,  tetlllb  W^cfawlcy  - 

Wan  by>4* length.  «  nadc.betwteii  the  aeoond  and  ttdixU^The  teknar 
was  bdaltbt  in4bf  980  Am 

Pdx  de  Saint  Ftnain  of'  308  avrt,  Sat  Uta  wiuMB.  aaAMaonr,  iM  thft 
•eoond,  for  two  yrs  old;  about  sixiftivkinga. 


Sakountala,  by  Perpkxe, 

6fltftft  -Hopkins  1 

OnTertQre,86t81bG.B|trtbolQinew  .  ? 

La'lfODtafetie,  e<e  Sft  -  Orford  '3 

Aritlfobe;  88t  8ft  -  Kearney  4  i 
Minador/«8r?lft^      ^Btlnter'  « 

Lochinvar.  8st  lift  PUdI  - 

Ben«e.'8MBtt  •  -  mfh  - 
Sauyetenrei  Set  Ulh   J.  Bua^ 


BouvrenillLSrtllft  -Hartley 
Motisietir  *  CattHtirt,  ' 

8stllft  -  -  T^-tinne 
Ferate,  88t  lift  -  •  ^Dodge 
Boll^,  Set  lllb  -  -tWatt 
Br:f.  by  Andioct^*  BOt  of 

Clarlttette,SBt8ft  <Wytsberi<»y 
Penti1ope,-8Bt8ft'  •     •  jdont 


Won  by  a  length,  the  same -beiween  the  seooad.  >ni  ithiid,  and  s  hnail 
cash  between  4be  tbiKk,  fonrth^  and  fifth. 

Friz  de  la  ^aisanderie  ihandicaj))  of  865  0OT.  for  -tha  winner,  and 
39  4soy.  for  the  second)  about  «.jml^  uad.  a  half. 


Joficenr,  by  Fl^geols^  a  jx9^ 

8st5ft-  •  -  -^tlooch  1: 
Le  Sotptre,  4  yrs,  Pst'Stttiop&ins  2 
Altbto^S  j^l,  88t7ft  .'Cbilds  3 
Albany,Tyr8,  Set  7ft     -Dodge  4 


Printempe^  SjrrptaBtfilbGartafct  - 

^ralcbenr,  Ii7rs.'8stdft-  Rolfe  - 

Lanzan.iS  9V^8sUA    -Ozfoid  - 

tirgeraq,  j.jtiiy»Bt  h%  Kearo^r  - 
ondole  H,  3  yrs, 
8st8ft 


-  Wycherley  - 


Anarohlste,  3  yrs,  9stlft  T.  Lane    .  , 

Woo  4^  *  liBBtb,  vhUf  ^  mgtk*^  b^teth«>  vWoftd  (tasA  third,  and  a 
neck  between  the  third  and  fourth. 

Friz  da  Pin  qt  ^(HXsov.  for  the  wlnner«M  for  tlie  8ecoMl,.and  19  for 
the  third;  aboat  a  mile  and  eercA  Inirlongs^- 


Fra  X>ia.vola,  by  Trocadgro. 

4yrs,12kM1b  '-  Bopklas 
QnoUbeti  8  yrs,'  12sr8ft  -  Dodge 
ITinetta,  e  y».  12et  5ft  Gurratt 


^ag^im^T.Lane  - 


Lonia  d*Ob,  a 
1  *Masard,  4'^rs, 

8      I2st  l^     -  C  .  Bartholomew  - 
•8   B8dogriSe,4yr8,l2st5Ih  B3a6dy  - 
Won  eaB^y  by  a  length  .and  a  half,  a  length-  between  the  secoadand 
third* 

Pvlt'<de  CsiiMlatita-^f  190  kkr*;  ntthes  iabtfe'than'a>tiiiieraalla;iqa&rter. 


>Ki«mllnjby  Perples«, 

S  yre,'78t  lUft  -  -     Rraneh  1 
OniTier,  4  yrs,  9Bfc«ft>  SarHeat-  •  ^ . 
Fiasoe,  4  y>M,  98t  Mb-      Madge:  9 
Issy,  4  yrs,  9st  21b    -  Breinton  4 
Wen  by  a  lengthi  «wo  lengths  beHweni  1ihe>4Kaohd'  alM  tbirt,  and  a 
length  between  the  third  and  fonrttu 


Faafiie^li  l^.Tlteeft  V.iQoooh  - 
OhaMlalfle,8yn,7itBft.fillsl»frd  - 
Pradlicmae;a)|eav*MlSft  BvOAta 
Content,  8  yxs,  78t  ]2ft    ~  * 


BUDAPEST. 

Sunday,  October  the  4th>.^Intenxati0Bal  Handicap  of  792  sor.fortbe 
wiaanr,  07  ioir  43be  second^  and  17  lor  tibetbird;  about  a-^fle  and  ft4e 
f  urlanga.. 

-]fetalllBt,byyemeQfl,4yrs,         l-Toetotoe-ihell,  4  pnjmi  M>  Owg  - 
fi8t6fl>  .  Wyatt  1   Attala,  4  yrs,  88«  0ft    •  OohtCB  - 

S6rBph]m,8yr8,«8t7ftQa]go<t9  2  BarOne,fcyrs,  SslPdlkP  FeaeaaU  - 
^]fatBdoir,3yr8,78e71b.    Little  8* ( €adibtfitid,-S yrs,-78lI2ft£Msoii  - 
Wea4>7.afengtk,  half  va  kiigtli4Htweai  tf»Mi0bd<  and  iMrt. 


Digitized  by 


592  BOY.  for  the  winner,  85  for  the  second,  and  28  for  the  tbltd;  >aMMrt) 
three-quarters  of  a  niW. 

I^nek,  by 'Buccaneer,  I  OlIylinJ^TIiHxr.  fist*  •        Coates  2 

9Bt6ft-      -      -      -  Etasby  1  )  Pattagw^ltafe'Stb  •      •  Wyatt  r» 
Fire  others  ran.— Won  easily  by  six  leni^ths,  a  length  between  •  the 
aeooBdmck  ttUvd. 

The  Bndttpeofc  SshihitV^n.  [JLn^erqational  Pri«e  of,  1600  w>¥.  for  th». 
winner,  160  for  the  aeooiia»-|ind  40  fotr  |the  ibout  a  mile  and  three- 
qnarters. 

Bnzgo,  by  £itrt)er  Ocscser,  |'<gy<ii>igyvlrag,  eyrg',9it  tft  Smart  * 


Botschafter  I,  6  .yrs,..  . 

9Ht5ft-     -     -  H.  Jefl«iry 
Cambrian,  5  yng  9st  lib  Metcalf  - 


8  yrs,  98t  -  -  -  Bpsby  1, 
Jewess,  4  yra.  Sat  51b  -  Wyiitt  2* 
MetalHirt,  4  yrs,  9st  -  Sear  9 
iama,  3  yrs,  Sst  5tt    -    tittlfer  4 

Won  by  half  a  length,  a  neck^'between  the  aeoond  and- third, 

Thcbsdat,  October  the  afeh;-»Xbe  Eziiibition  Haaidioap  Plate  of 
877  SOT.  for  the  winner;  47'fer.tll6  iseoond,  and  IS^-flM  thefthiia;.«bo«t 

MetaUist,  4  yiB,  98t  21b    WyaM  1  I  Har«aHM^  a9rB,«Bt!6(lh.   ftnarfe  > 

Edgar«  4  yra,  7it  10ft  -    Littte:  K  PiooIlo8.3yr8,78t181b  H.Jeiteiy  - 

Patria,  8  yn,  78t  7Jb  -    Ooatea  .  3.  |  OhibiMfield,  8 yn^  7st  llOCaoagb  - 

GoIi«th«  A  yxa.  «8t  lib  -    Busby  ^  I  Aifi^ed,  a  yns  7£fc.3tt>-      -  Beate  - 
Won  by  fire  lengths,  a  head  between  the  second  and  third. 

NARBONNE  Aotusin  Mebttng. 

Sdndat,  October  the  25th.— Prix  des  Tribnnev  of  40  so^j  t&r  the 
winner,  axylM  sov.  for  the  8eoqnd,.far  two  yrv  old;  aboat  thrM^iq^iHrtcrs 
of  a  mile. 

Ninns,by'Le]>rdK  8st5]bGarIy  1  I  Adeline,  78t  ISA  •     -  UrUdn 
OoUbri,  7»t        -      -  Bfyler  2|  '  W«aa  bir  a  neck. 

MARSEILLES  Autumn  Mkexihg. 

FRIDAY,  October  the  SOtb.-Prix  du  Chemin  de  Fer  (selling  rac^)  of 
110  Bov. ;  nearly  amile. 

Vedette,  by  Faublas,  2  yrs,  I  Sabretadhe  IT,  4  WlOst  Hartley  2 

78tl01b-      -      Bridgeland   1  |  Louisa,  8  yrs,  88t.61t>  -     Major  3 

Three  others  ran.— Won  by  two  lengths^  the  same  between  thfi  second, 
and  thikd.— The  winher  wafi  told  for  240  soV. 

Prix  National  of  128  wv,  fot  the  winner,  and  56  sot. -for  tlMpaeoond  ; ' 
rather  mere  than  two  mUes-imd  Kh^ee^uarterK 

H^res,  by  Fontaineblean,  t  Trabncos;  4  yrs,  Sst  18ft    Kelly  '  S 

4  yrs,  98t  41b«  >-     •  H«rtle|r.  l  |rFali8man^,5yrs,9ft  6ft  •Staples  • 
Won  by  half  41  lm\$th,  a  bad  third. 

Prix  dn  Midi  of  126  bot.  iqr  thfi  wiim«r»  .»q4  ID  sot.  for  the  <0eoQo4» 
for  two  yrs  old;  nearly  a  mile.  , 

Viennois,  by  SilTio,  ( CQllbri,  fiat  71b     -      -  Cnrly  3 

•8Ml«ft    -     -  BiUgelibid'  l  )    Won  tefteantHT^aiength. 

Prix  de  la  Soel^  d'Baoeniairement  (handicap)  of- 174 1  sot.  for  the 
winner,  and  24  sot.  for  the  second;  fAmtt-a  mile  and  seTen  furlonga. 


Blonde  XL  by  Uhlan, 

4  yrs,  9st  7n>-  -  Bridgeland  I 
Ck>ulon,  8. yrs,  Set  91b  Burton  2 
Bonrges,  8  yrs.  Set  91b    Hartley  8 

Won  by  half  arlenffthrtwp  lflpgtht,b»t^M«iL  tkeaMQiidMidtikifd. 

e  2 


l^arthdnope,  5yB8,  Sst  121b  Smith 
M^tropoJe,  8  yr««.88t  -  Cwi^ 
Pau,  3  yrs,  7Bt  ladb     -  Doom 


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100 


CONTINENTAL  RACINa. 


Prix  d'AvtomM  o(  IM  wr.  for  tiM  winiMr,  and  98  mt.  tat  the  Mooiid; 
alMMit  a  mils. 

Bortes.  bj  FiATtotSyn.  I  SatasetaclM  II,4yn,tst71bHaTtiej  1 

7ife  71b  .    Bridgelaiid  1 1  UarathoD,  %  jra.  7st  7ft  Govey  t 

fleren  othen  ran.— Won  by  a  nedk,  half  a  laogth  between  the  seoond  and 
third. 

BCTHDAT,  Norember  the  let.— Prix  Spteial  of  60  mt.  tor  three  yn  old; 
father  more  than  a  mUe  and  a  half. 

Oonlon.  by  Faublaa,  t  yn.  |  Arcade,  8  yra.  Set  8ft  J.  Bandy  S 

Sitllft      •      -      -Burton  l|         Won  by  half  a  length. 
Prix  da  Chateau  Bor^ly  ( selling  raoe)  of  108  sot.;  nearly  three-qoarien 

of  a  mile. 

Yedette,  by  Faublas,  |  Ninas,  3  yn,  7st  5ft      -  Cov«s  % 

S  yrs.  78t  7ft      •  Bridgeland   1  I  Loaisa,  t  yrs.  78t  13ft      Major  S 
FIto  others  ran.— Woo  wery  easily  by  half  a  length,  the  eame  between 
the  seoond  and  third.— The  winner  was  sold  for  843  sot. 
Prix  da  Petit  Oercle  (handioap)  of  800  sot.  for  the  winner,  and  16  sot. 
for  the  seoond;  aboat  a  mile  and  a  qnarter. 
La  NonaiUe,  by  Uhhm,  |  L'Bperon,  3  yra, 

8  yrs,  6st  lift  Wiloook  I      7st  10ft  •  -Bridgeland  8 

Pan,  8  yrs,  8et  1ft  -    Kearney  3  Bonrgee,  3  yrs,  8et  lOft  Haitky  - 
i  M^tropole,  3  yrs.  8st  8ft  GoTey  - 
Won  by  a  length,  a  neck  between  the  second  and  third. 
Prix  Delahante  of  317  sot.  for  the  winner,  and  85  sot.  for  the  eecond, 
for  two  yrs  old:  about  a  mile. 

Yiennois,  8st  18ft  -  Bridgeland  1 1  Laboarenr,  Sst  71b  -     Hartley  3 
Please  Toarself,  Sst  7ft    Dodge  3  | 
Four  others  ran.— Won  Tory  easily  by  a  length,  the  same  between  the 
second  and  third. 

Prixdela  Soci^d'Bnooaragementof  410  sot.  tor  the  winner,  and 
16  SOT.  for  the  second;  about  a  mile  and  seven  farlongs. 
Tistule,  by  Apollon,  8  yrs,  I  Ck>alon,  8  yrs,  Sst  10ft    Borion  9 

Sst  7ft  •  -      -  Kelly   1  |  BlondeII,4yn,9st7Ib  Bridgeland  3 

One  other  ran.— Won  by  two  lengths,  a  neck  between  seoond  and  third. 

VINCENNES  Autumn  Mkbtinq  f  Concluded  ). 

Monday,  November  the  9th.— Prix  da  Tilleal  (selling  raoe)  of  160  sot. 
for  two  yrs  old;  aboat  hidf  a  mile. 


La  Boaidonnidre,  by  Wei* 

lingtonia,  78t  19ft  •  J.  Bandy  1 
La  Bugiste,  7st  13ft  -Criokmera  3 
Katia,8st8lb  -  -  T.Lane  8 
Ortaias.  Sst  6!b  -  -  -  •  - 
HAblear.SstStb-  .... 
Fabias,  Sst  '^ft  -  -  -  -  - 
Gadrande,  78b  13ft  -  -  -  - 
S^nade,  SstSft  >  *  >  > 
Sonnette,  Sst  2ft  >      -  -  . 

Won  by  a  length,  two  lengths  between  the  second  and  third.— The 
winner  was  bought  in  f<Hr  340  sot. 

Prix  de  Tolbiao  (selling  raoe)  of  168  sot.;  rather  more  than  a  mile  and 
I  half. 


Mademoiselle  da  No9S6t»  78t  13ft  - 
La  Louve,  SstSib 
Brunehaat,  78t  181b  - 
Foorchambaalt,  Sst  lift 
La  Parisienne,  Sat  8ft 
Nabie.SstSlb  - 
Masoade,  Sst  8ft 
La  Manioise,  7st  13ft 
yergla8,8st3ft  . 


Mirloret,  by  Uhlan, 

4  yrs,  Sst  8ft  >  Wyoherley  1 
l^rrolien,  8  yrs.  Set  13ft  T.  Lane  3 
Cbarolaise,  8  yrs,  7st  Aft  Kelly  8 
Sa  Majesty,  A  yrR,  98t  13ft  .  .  - 
BoBoo,  3  yrs.  7st  13ft  -  - 

lengths,  a  neck  between  the  lecond  and  thiid.- 
The  winner  waa  sold  tor  383  sot. 


Rolla.  3  yrs,  7st  13ft  - 
Oravier,  4  yra,  9st  13ft 
Te»tri8ll,  4yrs,8etSft 
Sabine,  5  yrs.  Sst  131b 
Dnchesse,  8  yrs,  7st  10ft 


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CONTINENTAL  RACING.  101 
Brix  de  !•  Toorelle  of  140  sov.;  nearly  a  mile  and  a  qtiarter. 


Fas-B^gueiUe,  by  Le  Petit 
'  Oaporal.  8  yrs,  Set  8lb  Dodiee  I 
Madrid,  3  yrs,  8st  8lb-  Jones  S 
J^rie,  4  yra,  8st  9tb  -Lock  8 
Le  Yigneaot  i  yra.  Set  8ft  -  -  - 
Fiaeco,  4yrB,9ste]b-  ... 

Won  by  a  lengtb,  a  bad  tbird. 

Prix  de  Norembre  (handicap)  of  192  aor.;  rather  more  than  a  mile  and 
a  qaarter. 


Saneonnet,  4  yra,  Sst  121b  • 
Damas,  8  yra,  Set  sft  - 
Jalapa,8  yra,  Set 
Plenrtw,  3  yra.  Set  3ft 
Laasan,  8  yra.  Set  3ft- 


Ifineure,  by  Fontaineblean. 

8yrs,  98t      -      -   Hartley  1 
Fiti-Maroello,  8  yrs, 

Set  7ft    .      -      •  Gilbhrist  3 
Gbaaeear,  3  yra.  Tet  8Ib    Kelly  8 
Sapenr,  8yr8,^     -     Madge  4 
FeUah,  4  yra,  9se  1ft  - 
Mneard,  4  yra.  Set  18ft     •      -  - 

Won  by  a  length,  half  a  length  eaoh  between  the  second,  thiid,  and 
fourth. 


Anarchisce,  3  yrs,  Sat  131b  - 
Balanoelle,  3  yra.  Sat  81b  - 
Statira,  4  yra.  Set  71b- 
Alth^Syrs,  Sst7lb- 
Dugason,  3  yra.  Sst  7fb 
GlHcidre,  8  yra,  Sst  61b 
Innocente,  8  yrs,  Sst  8B>  • 


BORDEAUX  Autumn  Mbbting. 

Thubsdat.  Norember  the  12th.~  A  Selling  Baoe  of  53  sot.  for  the 
winner,  and  14  pot,  for  the  second;  nearly  a  mile. 


Talisman,  6  yra,  9st  lllb  -Ivey  8 
Mirail,  2  yra,  7st  3tb  -    ChUds  4 


Philippine,  by  Monsiecr 

Philippe,  2yra,  est  9lb  WUoock  1 
Tambour  de  Basque,  3  yra, 

9et6ft      -      -     Langham  3 
Ten  othera  ran.— Won  by  two  lengths,  a  length  between  the  second  and 
third,  and  half  a  length  between  the  third  and  fourth.— The  winner 
was  bought  in  for  63  sot. 

Prix  de  la  Soci6t^  d'Bnoouragement  of  416  soT.  for  the  winner,  and 
21  SOY.  for  the  seoond:  about  a  mile  and  seven  furlongs. 
Anarchiste,  by  Atlantic,  I  Coulon,  3  yra,  Sst  10ft    Barton  3 

3  yra,  Sst  10ft  -Bridgeland  1  |  BeaameBnil,8yra,SstlOIb  Hartley  8 
Three  othera  ran.— Won  by  Atc  lengths,  two  lengths  between  the  second 

and  third. 

Criterium  of  240  sot.  for  the  winner,  and  30  sot.  for  the  second,  f<nr 
two  yra  old;  nearly  a  mile. 

Fripon,  by  Bagdad, Sst  2lb  Mills  1 1  Bayonne,  Sst  3ft      -      Green  8 
CheTalier  II,  Set  9ft  Bridgeland  2] 
Six  others  ran.— Won  by  three  quartera  of  a  length,  four  lengths  be- 
tween the  second  and  third. 

Prix  du  JSMoo  of  92  sot.  for  the  winner,  and  16  for  the  second;  about 
a  mile  and  three  furlongs. 

Boi-Fou,  by  Gilbert,  |  Mademoiselle  de  Maohecoul, 

8yra,9st9ft-      -Bridgeland  1      6  yra,  lOst  lift  -      -  Hodge  3 
I  Frascuelo,  3  yra,  Sst  10ft    Mills  8 
Three  othera  ran.— Won  by  three-qnartera  of  a  length,  a  length  between 
the  second  and  tbird. 

Sunday,  Noyember  the  16th.— Prix  National  of  124  sot.  for  the  win- 
ner, and  62  for  the  seoond;  about  two  miles  aud  a  half. 
Blonde  II,  by  Uhlan,  I  Mademoiselle  de  Macheconl, 

4  yra,  9st  61b      -  Bridgeland  ll    6  yra,  9st  6ft   •      -      Mills  2 

One  other  ran.— Won  by  a  short  head. 


Digitized  by 


102 


Omnimntit  LMrwri  for  tlM'  «l9M«^<an4<.18-  foe  tta»  moofo^  '9ev^  a 

mile. 

Bayonne,  by  Giltarat,  3  yra„         '  1  3 

88t8ft-       -       -       '  QT!99tk    i  ll 

TboMB  «ilMr9»niiik-HW<m  Iv  ibree  lengtbsw^ 
Prix  d'Aatomne  (KlHtig  raott)  of  SB  bDt.  t6tth.9  winner,  and  44  sot; 
for  the  seoond;  nearly  a  mile. 

Tamboar-de- Basque,  by  |  TallBttian,  9  yrs,  lOat  121b   Ivey  3 

Trent,  or  Baaorepaiis,  I  Soavenanoe,  2  yn.  Tat  41^  CbUds  8 

8yr8.9stS]b      -  Bridgeland  1  [  QtYl,  3  yr«,  Ssb  101b     HaarlBSon  4 
Biffht  othei*  ran*— Won  by  half  a  length,  a  head  between  the  second 
and  third,  and  a  neok  between  the  thizd  and  foordi.— The  winner 
was  sold  ioK  186  sot. 

Prix  de  la  YIDe  (ImncUcap).  of  136  sor.  io/t  the  winner,  and  84  Krr.  for 
the  seoond;  about  a  mite  andaeren  forlonga*. 


Omnium,  4yr8,  9Bt  7lfc  Hodge  2  •  Piroaette,  8  yn,.  Sst  - 
ftasontlo,  8  yrs.  8it  Itlb.  IftUs  8  .LaNiraaiUe^8.7ai,tet.3ft  - 
Anarohiste,  8  yrs,  lOst     •      -  -  Violet,  8  yrs,  7st  lift - 
Lanzun,  8  yrs.  Set  lift  •  - 

Won  by  a  length,  the  same  between  the  seoond  and  third. 


Soeptique,  by  tThhut, 
8yr8,98t6ft  •     EHdflelaad  L 


Pan.  4  yti,  Sat  lift  • 
Bemay,  8  yrSrSetlSft  " 


Digitized  by 


PLACES  OF  SPORT  MENTIONED  Ilf  THE 

cx)irrniENTAii  racing. 


AbbeviUe-     -"     -  - 

-  47 

Dttx-      -      -  - 

r  78 

Agen  

-  78 

Deauville  -      .  . 

-  61 

Aimargnes  ... 

-  90 

Dieppe  ... 

.  68 

Aire-  .... 

.  28 

Dinan     -      -  - 

-  r,c, 

Aix-let-BaiiiB  ... 

47,66 

Dorat  ... 

-  74 

Amiens   -      •      .  . 

-  44 

Donai      -      .  - 

-  62 

Angers    -      •      .  - 

.  29 

Dunkirk  • 

45,70 
.  68 

Angonlftme  ... 

-  19 

Bvrenz  ... 

Antraln  .... 

-  74 

Feurs  ... 

-  88 

Antwerp  .     -     -  . 

-  70 

Fleuranoe 

.  67 

Auch  

-  78 

Fontainebleau  - 

86,76 

Aaxonna .     -     -  • 

.  59 

Gemozac  - 

.  89 

Arigntm  -     •     •  • 

•  81 

Ghent  ... 

-  46 

Ayranohes  ... 

•  61 

Grenade  snr  I'Adonr 

.  83 

Baden-Baden  ... 

-  71 

HaTTS  ... 

-  49 

Basneres-de-Bigone- 

-  71 

Hydres    -      .  - 

-  6 

Bagnere^-de-Luohon 

-  67 

JullonviUe 

-  67 

Barbezienz  ... 

.  78 

La  Brede  - 

-  88 

Bayonne  Biarritz  - 

-  77 

LaFoux  - 

-  42 

Basas  .... 

.  88 

La  Guerche 

-  79 

Beauprean  ... 

-  78 

Langon  - 

-  66 

Beanrais-  ... 

42,83 

Laon-  ... 

-  74 

Bergerao  .     -     •  • 

-  44 

Lesparre  ... 

-  76 

Berniqr   >      -      •  - 

-  68 

Liboume ... 

-  28 

Beeanfon-  - 

-  64 

Lille 

47,92 

Bordeaux-  ... 

16,101 

Limoges  - 

L'Isle      -      -  - 

27,65 

Boulogne-      .      .  - 

-  50 

-      -  74 

Bourgoin-  ... 

.  89 

Lyons 
Mans 

.  87 

Bruges    -      .      .  - 

-  76 

.  49 

Brussels  -      .      •  • 

20,92 

Mansle  ... 

-  77 

Budapest-  ... 

•  98 

Marmanda 

-  39 

Oabourg  - 

-  67 

SCarseilles 

89,99 

Oaen  .... 

-  64 

Heslay-du  Maine  - 

-  82 

Oarpentras  ... 

20,47 
•  68 

Mons      -      .  - 

-  30 

Oastelsarraain .     -  . 

Mont  de  Marsan 

-1,48 
-  88 

Castlllonnes  • 

-  74 

Montauban 

OaTaillon  ... 

18,77 
-  77 

Montelimar  • 

-  67 

Caxanbon-  ... 

Moulina  • 

-  63 

Ohalais  .... 

•  69 

Nancy 

-  62 

Chalamont  ... 

•  64 

Nantes  • 

-  28 

€balon-«nr-8a0ne  - 

-  62 

Narbonne- 

40,09 

Gbantilly-  ... 

26,98 

Nerers  ... 

-  89 

Chateaaronx  ... 

-  88 

Nimes  - 

.  29 

Obatillon-Biir-Ohmlaioniia 

.  66 

Niort 

-  62 

Cherbourg  ... 

.  56 

Oetend  - 

60,69 

Oholet  .... 

•  88 

Paris      -     -  - 

-  7,41,84 

Glingendaal  - 

-  66 

Pan-      -      -  - 

-  6 

Oondom  -      •      .  • 

•  36 

Perignenx- 

-  76 

Oraon  .... 

.  59 

Pertuis  - 

-  7L 

Digitized  by 


104  CONTINENTAL  RACING. 


Sftiiit  Nwutire  - 

-  M 

Balnt-Onen-dM-Tolto 

-  74 

'  40 

Tour  da  Pin  - 

•  S9 

Sables  d'Olonne 

-  M 

.  90 

Mnt-Andrt  d»<teteM  - 

-  S4 

Talenoe  d'Agen 

-  90> 

Valendcnnea  - 

-  SI 

Bidnt  Jmb  d'Aiigely 

•  44 

TiaMimM      -  3,1 8,S9,40,79,9] ,  1 0» 

Digitized  by 


liNDBX  TO  CONTINENTAL  RACING. 


S  AbberUle,  11,18,26 

4  Abeille,6 

5  AMme,  13,15 

9  AlMala,  61, 62,  86 

2  Adeline,  99 

ft  Agate,  89.  47,  77,78.(90) 

4  Affdnor,67,(68),  (71) 

5  Alda,  (10),  11, 14, 15, 61,  85 
2  AMa  II,  (75),  97 

2  Ajaz,95,97 

4  Alarm,  66 

t  Albany,  8,  (36),  27, 62,  82, 87, 94, 

5  Albert,  83, 88. 94, 96 

2  By  Albert  Victor— br.o.  oat  of 

School  Girl,  71,  72 

5  Albnqnerqne,  10,  18, 88,  84, 66, 

56. (82; 

4  Alcali,  4, 10,  U 

8  Alcali  II,  8,  10,  (11),  14 

8  Alfzed,99 

9  Alger,  61,  (62)  69,  (86),  (94) 

6  All  Bey,  12, 16,  (39).  (84),  86, 43, 

61,85,  86.(88),  89,  91,96 
8   Almai>U,(72),(72),  (78) 

5  Alth6a.  8, 12,  (26),  83,  86, 85, 93, 

96,  98,  101 
8   Altborp,  (66) 

3  Alu>rf,58,93 
2  Alata,80 

2  Alzonne,  87,  96 

3  Amaione,  80 

3  Am^thyite,  (81),  94 

6  Arnica,  60 

3  Amirant6,  68,  68,  86, 98, 96 

8  Ainoroeo,  73 

6   Ainonrense,  69 

8  Anarchi«te,(2),(8),8,82,86,89, 

91,  (96),  97, 98, 101,  (101),  102 
8  Anatole.  4,  13,  (14),  16,  (18), 

26,  27,  (29) 

2  By  Androclds— br.  f.  cot  of  Gla* 

rineite,  98 
8  Anglomane.  10, 13, 33,  (43),  (45), 

(47).56,(66),69,85,<88),(89) 
S  Anna,  99 

3  Antigone,  98 

S  Arabella,  (4),  18,  16,  37,  83. 


6  Arbaldte  II,  89,  44, 63,  ^64),  81 , 
86 

8  Arcade,  2.  8.  47,  (56),  (66),  M, 
64,  69,  84,  85,  95, 100 

4  Arobldao.  (7),  (8),  (12) 
3  Ar^buse,  94.  (97) 

5  Aristo,  6,  (6),  17, 18,  18,  73,  77, 

78 

S  •  Arleqnin,  37,  38,  (38),  39, 44 

3  Ariette,  (66),  (66) 

S  Armada,  66,68 

8  Armorioalne,  8,  7,  9,  11 ,  25, 36, 

68,  58,  62,63,64,  (81),  (83), 

82,  88.  (92).  93 
3  Arttaan,  2,  4,  7,  10.  18,  25,  40, 

(48),  49,  (55).  63,  85 
3  Artoifl,  (61),  62,  86.  88.  (9i) 
3  ABdrabal,  81,  81,  84,  91,  (93), 
.97 

3  AflpetgeIII,94 

a  Asp'nodel,  59,  (76) 

5  Ai>pic,  (5),  20,  (37),  (53),  (58), 

66,  (66),  86, 88.  (94) 

6  Athala,  85,  (86),  87,  89 

4  AtUla,98 

3  AuTergnat,  75, 89, 95, 97 
8   ATalanohe.  12, 15,  23,  29 

4  ATenir,  6,  (6),  (18),  (29),  (31), 

89,  (47),  71 

8   ATitz,  5,  6,  (7),  18,  28,  (66), 
76,  91 

6   Asar,  7,  9, 1 3,  (14),  36,  69,  69 

8  Babolain,83 

6   Baccarat,  71 

4   Baccarat,  4, 4,  (10) 

8   Baccarat  II,(28),28.(29),30,(36)^ 

44,  (44),  54,  66, 66,  78,  79 
3  Bacchante,  96 
3   Bagne-an-Doigt,  57 
8   Balagaerr,  32 

8  Balancelle,  13, 14, 15, 26, 29, 86, 
(86),  (40),  46,  49,  8i ,  86,  90, 

90,  93,101 
a  Balkan,  65 

8  Balkis,  54,  79,  81 .  83,  88, 96 
3  Ballade,  8, 9,  9, 11,  12,  (26) 
t  Baltimoroll,  3 

3  Balxan,  71 

4  Bandevolle,a,39,S1,89,(43> 

e  3 


Digitized  by 


106      INDEX  TO  CON  J INENTAL  BACING. 


4  BuixMret,8l 
9  Bar,  CI.  M,  86 

9  BtftMflWo,  61,  «8,  »9 

M,  (94)  ^ 
4  Barbery.  8,  10,  (13),  16,35,  87, 

82,89,  (86),  40.  (54J, 

68,  79,  84,  98. 96 
4  BunaM,  8,  (88),  84, 86 
6  BarOn«,98 
•  ,lk«QB€laj,ft4 
8  Bartolo,  16, 19 
%f  Bm»,90 

4  Bathildei,  10^14 

5  Batliim(|e,l»„»ih44,(68>9(68> 
8  BaTarde,20 

fl.  AftjMiiia,  (76),  (H)^  7ft,i  lOa, 
(102) 

S  <B«MU)iflBDU,7„^0),i»,^  n,  88, 
(49),  66,  (68),  69,ift,iai 

S  Hy  BeaamiMt'^  k:  OBt  of 
Aaoi»he.,6U«6,9a 

t  BBa«^aflh.(7S) 

8  Bellao,  4,  6,  28,  .28,  34i  88,  86, 
(4l).48,60.<&S).'fi8v66 

5  BeUadeMait,d5«(67K62,64,86, 

86 

8'  •B«igeiic.(6),7',  WH  (ll>,/.(2^. 
(81).  86.  62, 62.  87,94.  98 

8  Bemaj,l,l,«,6*8^6.fl,W<(78), 

78,  90, 102 

9  BUMotte,  60,  76 

6  Bicbette,  19, 16,09,  M 
4  Bimtacbf,40 

4  Black  Bird,  60 

3  Bla0O|i,68 

4  BIoodalMO. (ll)s (3*)vMi  (2T), 

<28).  83,86, 40>.(48),  4B{.(63). 
66.  (76),  78,  96^<99),  100, 
(101) 

8  Blondinette,51,584fl,97 
8.  BlaiMlBtan»28,  89,44 
6  Bine  Grass,  72 
3  Bobinecte,  67.  C68)^  96 

3  Bobemand,  71 
8  Bolefo,66 

6  Batoki,(a) 

8  Bonbon,  16.  (M),19v9fivM4  (40), 
(49),  (68),(a8),48,:Wv(«»), 
78,79,85,91 

4  .'Boli  Drnia,  (1) 

«  .  Bonne  AAaln,88v(46>,  60 

8  Bonne  Obanoa,. '(18>, . S9,  81,  49, 

60,  60,  94 
6  <  Botaine,  (a0)v  I64  604«)»«0 

9  BUrtei,  61, 68,.<Z9)v(I10a) 

8  Bo0OO.(8).4,(24>,M|M««,81; 

98,94,96,100 
6.  J)o«8ebaAM&X«'99 


Age 

8  Bonleraidier,  9, 10,  83,  85,  88, 
98,96 

3  Bonloa,75 

2  Boalangdre,  95 

4  Briir|a4e,60 

r  Bonrges.  a,  4, 7.  C28),»;87,(45), 
47,(62),  67,(68).(79J,82,82, 
82,  (91),96,  99.  100 

2  BouTreuU  II,  98 

8   Branofaette.  11. 14, 19, 19, 35 

3  BraTa,61 

4  BrideAbdtee,n,«Q,9l 

5  Bright  Idea,  89. 77, 78 

8  Brlaefer,  13,16,1)^^88,03 
3  Bnmehant,6U61^65,84»8i,9I, 
100 

3  Bni9«|i^tBS,^ 
8  Balgaile,2,(4),.(8l,M»»«.88, 
.  a4,J6,68,68,4«U^80,9I 

8  Bazgo,  (99) 

3  Cachepot,61,64,8U<89) 

3  Oachette,65,61,764  96 

4  Caf«  Prooope.  8,  12,      16,  95, 

(33X«,63i<9f(«4X'88.W, 
.85^98 
4  (^beiC7,84 

9  .aaIalB.  e9 

6  Oalamet,  83 

4  OalTadoe,16|8QvMi4MO)>»> 
98 

6  Oambrlan,99 
4 ;  <Q|mb«».  71 
8  4tapaflekl,  96i98< 
4  cOaai«loapr  90 
4  (3a9Wiat09 

6  CSapaole.  (67) 

3  Capnlet.  96 

3  Oamcas,  61,  711^  66^  89 
8  Caieeee,  (44) 

8  OarUlon  II,  7, 4» 

4  darm^te,  9, 1%  96 

3  (3ann6Uk60 

4  (Jascabel,  4, 11 

3  nu»lf«N>i.  89«-96 
3  CSnttelkmare,  1ft,  83 
8  (Catalan,  88,  (78),  77,  88 
'8  tOatalmj^*  80^.70^,(89) 
a  <toT»l<wdei68,M,»»UM 
■  9.  Bri  QpnttDnlNi-rbr..     out  of 

Hillin«r,  80 
J >  nfiini  tiML  69, ^ J96 
3  (3hamarande,.9^7%<a«),88,88, 

AU96V97 
8  Uk.  41, 49 

3  Clhantage.64,84,9i 

5  Chapelare,  46 

8  ,(lia|Broi»Boi|gf,,81#.(28),  98, 

(80),  (80) 


Digitized  by 


Age 

9  Charmanter,  61 

r  Ctawo)«i8e«  4,  9,  »».  aS^M^  47, 

8  Chartist,  74,  (73) 

ChdHmr,  36.  81,  8  V  <90X 
101 

8  Ch&teaiux)ax^l,X,B,  74 

5  Chacterie,  95 
a '  Ohevsliec,  84 

3   Chevalier  II,.7f ,  78,  (88);  101 
a  Chevalier  df Este,     69,  fl0;<60), 
76 

8  Cicdron,(69) 

8  Cintra,  2,  4, 1  {T,  26, 87,  <87) ,  78 
3   Citron.  66 

8   atron  II,  64^  (68),  68,46,.69, 80, 

8  Clarinette,  84,  91,  97 

8  Clarion,  (7),  9,16, 8<i,  86, 62 

t .  ClarCd,  18, 14,  86,  40, 43 

6  Clio,  12,  14;  15;  82,88,  (86), (87), 

43,(62).  61,  (69>wC«9)^(78),a6, 
89 

3  Clodoa1d,63 
3  01otl]de«62,94 
3  Cbccinelle,  84,  87 

3  Colibri,  99.  99 
OoUdgne,  IS 

8  Combattant,  4^  11, 26 

« .  Comdte,  6, 43.  i 

4  Comdte  II,  28 

»  ,  CtondDr4  T\»i  1, 18^  le*,  87^25, 72,i 

86,  87,  88 
8  Conqu^rant  II,.6..(<),  6vl6,  U,, 

(18).(lS),(42lK(i4)i.4»,(57)„ 

86  76  78 
S.  OontHDt.'ll,  14,^,97,98 

4  Coolkerke,  21 ,  22,  28^  80,  81 

8  Coq-de  Jonville,  4 

5  0«ianH<»t,.(l).(n,<5>,6,7;(16), 

(17),  (89;,  a».48,  64,  (67),; 
67.79 

*  OQraIl;68  | 

9  0QnMiUes,9ff  | 
8   Comet,  48,46,(67) 

3  Corolla,  79,  86 

8  Cosaque,  1,  (88),  88v  M.'  (74), 

76 

,8  .Cosmos,  (^5),  71, 72 
3  Ootmon,87,91,  96 

.  S  IMOQ,  18,  (31).  37, 40jC48|,(46)t 
(69),  (66),  75.  76,^  77,  (795» 
(90),  (90),  99.;<100|^  UW,  lOl 

9  O)upon,  56,82,87,  96> 
8  Craquel^.  10. 14 

8  iHtyietto,  13.16^27^84,  41,  42» 

(48). 46,  68. 6i. (68) 
8  CMx4«Sa4(8il)M^ 
8  Oiq>ldon,8,U,U^8|^«r«41,49, 

88  1 . 


Age 

4  Cyrus.  88 

r  .Prnii*te^«qa,.1.6,  (16).  17, 17. 

20. 20, 24,Ci»);  36v  (98),  18. 62. 

62.  (73),  77^(7S9.€a 
2  Czardas,  75 

2  Cxardas  II;  89;  (96) 
a  JQMigmiar,  .7 1 

»  .Dagnbecti  89,  64 
»  Da«ob«rt  II.  88 

3  Damas,  16. 42. 46^  47,47,,6a((8T), 

91.96,  96,101 
3  Dameret,(6),6,17,3L<({}9)»<12>, 

48,  (67).  74 
a  Damoiseau;  (74) 
9  Ba8r^68,96 

Davy  Joa^,  (80),  (46), 60,  (92), 

98 

3  :  Ilteeption.  ll,14s  16, 16. 26,<42), 

56.  (6ti),  (66>,64.  (6»).  84 
a.  0»fil6,  26,  82^  35,.  48.  60 
3   Delvino,  7, 14, 19..  19, 26,  33,  36 

5  Jterviche,  (31),  54 

8   Despote.  11.12. 12.83,  (34).  (36), 

(af7>,(44),(45^,  48,93 
8   De8vigne8,26, 31 
».>DQW<loop.(46).60,60 

2  Dewstone.  60 

66 

3  Diapr^  9,,  (ll>..2a,  27.,^,  40, 

'.42.  046)»64(,6|5i  .89» 

3  •  DJntSttor;  71 

4  S)irliiie.8J,96,9a,97 

2   Dignitaire,  63,  (54),  Gfl.  61.  68, 

68.  81,81,94,  96,  »7 
8  DSiigmpew^^t'^^i^sd 
4   Dirtctrioe.  (7^ ,  8i  U,(2$)<  81, 86, 

4^,62,68,64,94 
« ,'Disbiaguo,  92 

2  Don  li  irtholo,  ,62,  69 

4   I  'ad«g„4,MJ*i.aM?»i5. 
^.(68),9i 

6  l)ac,oi 

8   Duchesse.  2,  4,  (5).  16,.. 26,  87, 
(34),  35,  68,  62,63.78,^,  81, 

82,  85,  92.  93,  8&,  lUft 

3  Ducid.  5,  7. 19.  88. 46,  iM^,  m» 

(62),  78. 84,  86,88. 
8.-iDaddiifigstoi),37 

101 

6  Dur-a-Cuire,  4..  8,  12.  I  k,  16,  29, 

83,  (88X  86, 87,  aZ,  42.  (46), 
60,65,  61,. $2, 63,  6l„84,  (87), 

m 

3  ByEokmtthl— b.c.  out  of  Mem- 

)|dii9i.98.«6 
3  Soli{iiei98 

8  Eooroe,89,.83,.C8(B),91,97 


Digitized  by 


108      IKDfX  TO  CONTIKENTAL  RACING. 


Ajre 

4  ]Sd(rar,99 

4  Bg«rie.  1 6,  40, 45, 67,  64, 81 , 
91.96, 101 

1  Sipctrio.  77,  83 
4  Sliotrope.  (66) 

4   Blkiui,  (72),  79.  78 
»  Bmbilche,  6ft,61,76,  87,94 
3  Bmile,4.  ll,12,(18),S5,87,4l, 
68.  6S,  (69),  81,  85, 87, 89,  94 
9    Enghien,  80 

8  Enila.76 

3  BnjOleur.a 

9  Bolien.  68,  68,  96 

3  BpinRlette  II,  64, 91 

4  Brroengarde,  10, 96,  97,  88,  84, 

(49),  49.  (51).  (59).  (66).  (69), 
(80).  (81).  87,  99,97 

8  Brminio,  1 9, 96,  31 ,  39, 40, 56 

8  Beaml«de,89,91 

8  Bacarboncle,  11,  26,  (89),  69, 
(86),  94 

4  EBOOgriffe,  8,  9,  (16),  26,  96,  33, 

(63),  76,  98 

2  Ertelle,  86,  86, 88,  (89) 

5  Efiter,  72 

3  Etendaid,  1, 17,  17,  (18),  48,49, 

(67) 

3   Btoil«,(1),(l),6,6,r6),  (17),S7, 

(48)  .  (48),  88.  86 

6  Btoile  Fllante,  67, 74 

6   Bnterpe,  21 ,  46,  60,  66,  92 

8  Evapoi^.  4, 14.  (21),  (99), 99, 93 

3  iLVaporte  II,  42, 60,  51 ,  (60),  70, 

93 

2  BTein^92 

4  Bvohd.  ( 21 ),  28.  46,  60,  93 

2  Excelsior  II,  72 

4   Exooet,  29, 29,  62,  53 

3  Bxtra.  (6).  9,  (18),  16,97, 85, 66, 

65,  86,  87,  94 

9  FkbinB,  84,  96. 100 

2  Fabrioe.  58,  64,  81 , 84,  86,  97 

4  Facility,  10,12,26,48,47 
9  Faoteiir,  75,  95 

9   Fagotin.  94,  97 

3  FuiBandean  II,  80,  (60),  99 
6   Fanal,  8,  10 

4  Fancy  Fair,  72,  73 

8   Fanfare,  1 5,  jil ,  41 , 49, 95, 97, 98 
4  Farcenr  II,  6,  (6),  (16),  (16), 
(17),  (18),  20,  20,(37),  (48), 

(49)  .  66,  76,  77 
3   Faroeuee,  (7) 

3   Faribole,  8, 9. 11,  27,  32,  34,  36, 

(41)  .  41, 42 

6  Fatinitza,  (20),  (23),  48,  46, 47, 
92 

3  Fanoille,  14, 19,  26,  (34),  (36), 

(42)  ,  (42).  43,44,45,47 

4  Faust  II,  71, 79, 73 


Age 

3  Fto  II,  10,  IS,  95 

3  F6Iiola.  5.  6,  (93),  24,  95,  C97>, 

98,  (31),  36,  40,  60,  68,  69, 
64 

4  Fellab,  10,  97.  37,  (41),  62,  86, 

(89),  95,  98 
9  Fenek,  (71),  (99),  101 
9   Feuillage,  (66),  76, 94 
4   Fiiiseo,  18,  16. 86, 88, 96, 98, 101 
4  Fidelio,  (56).  77 
a  Financior,  91,91 

3  Finasaeur,  (20),  21. 22,  (29),  46, 

46,61,  (60),  92 

2  FIneh,76,96 

8  Fine-Lame.  57 

4  Flneaae,  8, 14, 16,  27 

3  Finesae  II,  4,  49,  80, 84 
3  Fiorda,  6 

2  Firmament,  95 

3  Fits-Mavoelk),  21,  60,  61,  (70>, 

92,  98,  101 

4  Flag,.  46, 69,  70 

2  Flambean,  73 

9  Flambenre,  80 

6  Fknr  d'Orange,  23,  (60),  69 
9  Fleorette,  53 
9  Flearrtte  II,  64 

3  Flearus,  68, 66,  (78),  (79),  90, 91, 

(94),  96, 101 

4  Flick,  10, 14, 15, 16, 91,61,  (79), 

84 

5  Florestan,  10, 10,  13,  97,  39,  88, 

63.  84 
9  Flor  FIna,  93 

5  Fongneuz,  81 

2  Fontaine-Franoaise, 64,80, 81, 97 

3  Forban,  1,17,  (28),  (63),  67,(74), 

(79) 
2  Forminy,  69 

2  Fonrohambanlt,  (80),  81,  83, 

(91),  95,97,  100 

6  Fracas,  (45),  (61).  (64), 69 

4  Fra  Dlavolo,  7,  (9),  (13),  14, 36, 

(32).  84,  86,  (56),  63,66, (85), 

87,  89,  (98) 

8  Fralcheor,  95, 97,  98 

8  Frarce,  8, 48 

3  Frasouelo,  (16),  (17),  20. 20.  (27), 

88,  38,  64,  (64),  (66),  77,  83, 
101, 102 

4  Frtgate,  1 1 ,  (27  ),  83, 42, 43,  (66), 

62 

9  Frelon,  68, 68.  81,  91 
2  Frioandpan,  (95) 

2  Frilense,  68,  63,  90,  96 

9   F^ipon,  ^6,  87,  96,  (96),  (101) 

3  Fromentin,  13,93 

4  Frontignan,  (3),  3,  8,  (U),  9e, 

(39),  41,49 
9  ftoaviUe,  86 


Digitized  by 


INDEX  TO  CONTINENTAL  BACING.  10^ 


Age 

3  Pnieti,  (68X68 

3  Fastanelle,  58.      64,  97 

3  6abare,68,68 

3  OaIdro,95 

8  Galion— M«  Galopin 

8  Galopin  (late  OaUoo),  17,  (17;, 

(31),  74,  77,  90 

9  Gkmin,  (69),  75 

2  Gamine  II,  89 

6  Ganimdde,  7,  (8).  13 

3  Gargouille,  66,  86,  94 

2  Gastlbelza,  90 
8  Gdddon,  14,  36 

4  Gten^ye,  13.  38,  34, 36,  83, 87, 46, 

63,82,  (84),  89,95 
4   GUsorgina,  10,  18.  37,  86,  86, 45, 

(47),  90,  (62),  63,  64,  (85), 

(85),  87,  89, 94 
4   Geranium,  1 ,  (6).  6. 16,  (17 ),  38, 

24,  37,  (44),  48, 48, 65, 67, 76, 

102 

3  Gdrant  dn  Bao,  2,  9.  (11),  (12), 

18,  37,  83,  34,  85,  (85),  (87). 
88 

4  (Sermain,  31, 30 

3  Germandr^,  58,  53 

4  Gemot,  73,  73 
6  Giftmieoher,  71 

3  GiU,  U  17,28,  (36),  38.  (38),  (48), 

(49),  (62),  07,  (67),  (76),  90, 
102 

4  GUly.Plower.17,60 
a  Giraffe,22,50,  59,  60 
3  Gisors,  8,  56,  63 

6  Gitana,  57 

8  Qlacidre,  9, 11,  35, 40,  51 ,  67, 79, 

84,  (93),  101 
3  Goldborte,  (73),  73 

5  Golden  Days,  72 

3  Goldmficben,  72,  73,  78 

4  Goliath,  99 

3  Qondole  II,  11, 14,  14. 19,  (33), 
45,  63,  69,  88,  89,  96,  98 

3  By  Gontran — ch.  o.  oat  of  Para- 

lytique,  13,36,80,63,84 

4  Good,  39,  (90) 

3  Good  Friday.  1 ,  1, 34, 37,  38,  39, 
(30),  38,  88. 44,  66.  (66),  76, 
76.  78,  78,  (83),  (90) 

8  Gourmette,  (6),  6,  (17),  (18) 

3  Gtoavemante,  61 

a  Orabowaka,  69 

3  Grand  Dae,  (3),  (3^  7, 16, 19,81 

4  Grayier,  8,  7, 18,  36,  37,  84,  84, 

86,  89.  96,  (97),  98, 100 
a  Greenore,  31 
3  Green  Wave,  71,  78 
3  Grenadidre.  5,  (33),38, 28, 48, 49, 

(76X(77) 

6  Griaelda.  70,  92 


Age 

3  GriTetfce,67,76 

2  Gn^rande,  94,  97,  100 
8  Guerrier,  18, 18,  90 

8  Gn^thary,  28,  36, 47,  48, 56 

8  Guise.  9, 15, 19,  26,  86, 41,  41 

4  Gnn  Cotton,  (50),  (70),  93,  93 
8  GastaTe,9 

8  Gostare  Wasa,  2,  8, 4,  (10),  II, 
15,  37,  31,  88,  34,  (74),  (86) 

3  Gymnasiarqae,  80,  81.  85 
6  Gyongyyirag,  99 

3  H&bleur,  84,  97.  100 

4  Hanaeat,  73,  72 
8  HarcnM,99 

3  Hartenfels,  (72) 

8  Haselnnss,  73 

3  Hfemisph^re,  80 

8  Hermidree,  3, 1 1 , 83, 40,  84,88,9^ 

4  Hermitage,  66— dead 
6  Heme  the  Hanter,  66 

5  H6ron,  1 2,  15,  25,  50, 63, 6i 

4  Hdroe,  8, 10,  26,  36,  29,  (80).  86,. 
87,  (43),  63,  87,  87,  95,  97, 
(99) 

8  Hetman,  41 ,  42,  43, 45,  49 

a  Highness  II,  46 

2  Hii8,(74) 

8  Hirondelle,  82 

4  His  Majesty  17,  (17).  20,  25,  89, 
66 

3  Habie,6l 

8  Hupp6e.20.21,22,  (2  ») 

4  Hypogriffe,  18,  32,  62,  6:),  63 
3  Icare,68,80 

3  Idalle,27,83 

3  Ignotns,  38 

3  Ilsenstein,  73 

8  Impatient,  7,  1 3,  (16),  23,  28, 37, 
56, 62,  (65),  69,  84,86,  93,  94 

4  Imposant,  8,  18,  23 
4  Imposcdble,  46 

2  Impure,  86,  86.  (88),  97 
4  Incartade,  (1),  1,58 

3  Indteis,  58,61,64 

3  Indien,75,  (76),(86),88 

8  Indien  II,  25 

8  Indienne,9,13,  25 

•  4  Infiddle,  18, 16,  36,  (67 ).  ( 67) 

8  Influent,  8,  13,  (14),  31 

8  Innooente,  36,  26,  (40),  48,  (8^).. 

85,  96, 101 

3  Intermittent,  62,  63,  85 

3  Ir6ne,60 

4  Issy,  10,  35, 85,  85,  87,  95,  (9«)» 

97.98 

'  2  Jaoqaecte,  68, 97 

2  Jagnare,  96 

3  Jalapa,  101 

3  Janvier,  88.  95 

4  Jewess,  99 


Digitized  by 


no      INDBX  TO  COyriNRNTAL  BACING. 


S  Jongleur,  18 

•  Josiane,  13, 1 5.  ?5. 94;  46,  i9^t2, 

80,82.82,  (91),  95 
Z  Jofttenr,  14.  29,  A9»  (47),  M,  80, 

82, 8«,  94,  (96) 

3  JoyeiiBe,(58),8»,7V,94',97 

S  Joyeux.  '69,  94.  68..m,  99,  96 

8  Jiuuia,71,7S,  (7S) 
a  Jnpin,  (76),  89 

2  Kabyle,88 

5  Kan  Koal,  91,  99 

9  Katia,  100 
2  Kegy-nr,  71 

8  Kermesse,  6, 6, 31 

8  Kenage,  4.  6,  m)^  09),  1^.'}9,  - 

26,  (27),  (36),  43,  49.44,  (8^), 

85 

8  Kilometre,  12, 14,  97 

9  Kinoh,  87,  88,  89,  97 

8  Kiva.  4, 7, 11,(24),  49,  (90),  51, 
58 

8  Kremlin,  7.  88, 96,  (98) 

6  Kronmtr,  55,  (63),  63, 80. 83, 93 

8  LaBoule,(2),(2),4,18)(«2),.91, 

46,  46.  59,  (70) 
S  La  Boardonnidra,  68,'68,.  8(h(91 ) , 

91,97,(100) 
2  Labonrenr,  68, 89,  (95),  100 ' 
4'  La  Braiee,  20, 20 

9  La  Bagiete,  87,  94,  97, 100  . 

a  La  Balt^,  (12),  18,  (15).'27,-  94, 
85, 68,65,89,  (95),  98 

4  La  088aagDe,60,98 
9  La  GoTOgne,  55, 88 

8  La(3oabre,86,(51),(^),89,§2, 

94,  95 

9  Lady  Amherst,  61,  04 
8.  Mybkd  II,  50 

A  Lady  acrnxxseo,  50 
8  Lady  Murray.  96, 84,  (41),  («), 
45,(46) 

8  La  Finimoe,  8, 4, 18,  (19) 

9  Lafleur,  65,  (79) 
2  Lagny*81,92,  95 

8  LaGuercfae,  11, 12 

2  Louve,  55,  69,  39,  f89),  87, 
100 

a  La  Madeleine,  68,  80,  <80) 

5  La  MarquJBe,  61,  97, 100 

9  La  Maaiete,  80, 98 

5  Lamblore,  (21 ),  60, 79,  98 
2  La  Montague,  98 
8  Lanoette,  7,  9 

4  L'Ange  Ingrat.  (49),  49, 4B,  64, 
55, 61, 65, 80,  (86),  89 

8  La  Nonaille,  52,  54,  58,  (05), 
67,  74,  76,  (76),  (89),  90, 
(100),  102 

8  Lansquenet,  (3),  4,  8 

9  La  Parisienne,  81,  91,  97, 100. 


Age 

8  Lapin.  7.  17,  (28),  27,  (88),  85, 

40,85,  e» 
8  Lapin  II,  82 
8  Laurraine,  60 

8  Laaznn,  5, 19, 29,  92;  94,  95,  96, 

98,  101,109 

9  LaTandidre,4,  10,  18, 15,  (19), 

(19),  (92),  (85),  40,  49,62.63, 

80.  89,  97 
4  Lavaret,  8. 26,  93,*  (-89) 
2  Larigne,  90 
2  Lechefrite,  98 
*2  L'BclaIr,  80 
,9  Leaalnm,  29 
l8    L^t,  69,64,  91 

2  Ligation,  75,  81 

3  l»  Gendarme,  68, 91,  99 
l4  Le  Herisson,  10 

3.  Le  Loop,  69,  81,81^ (•84)^  94 
8  L*Bndormi,10,]S,  14,15 

4  Le  NOtre,  (25),  (33),  86,  45, 45. 

'  (55),  -61, 63, 68^  69, 86, 87,  89, 
95,86 

3  Lto,61,88,95 

8  L^aid,  8,9,'S5,97,(69),65 

4  Leopold,  71 

,9  L'Bperon,  (6),  18,  18,  29,  81, 
(89),  40,  48,  (48),  52,  59, 
<66)t  (78),  79,  88, 100 

2  Le  BUone,  61,  95 
«  LeRigolet,2,3 

4  Le  Soeptre,  (85),  89, 48j  85, 94» 
98 

,2  Le  Taeae,  91 
Is  L'Btoile,  10, 12 

3  •  Le  Vi^eam  4,  n,  13,  34,  »»,«8, 

69,  80,  88,  (91),.  94, 101 
2  libre  Eohange;  SI ,  64,  80 

2  Limelight,  80 
8  limon,  18,38 
•4  Lionoeao,  8, 36 

4  Liria,  2;8,.]0,.16;27,33 
,8  Littile3cUni^  79, 72, 79 
'3-  iuQChinvar,  98' 

3  Looomoave,uU,81,85,41,41 

4  LordStockwell,45 
3'  l4iRnio,  89 

8  Lpvetto,  9, 8. 4, 18, 15,.  95, 93, 33, 
95.  48,  48,  53,  58,  59,  86,  86, 
^),(|M>,96 

3  Lorgnette,  69 

2  Lotus,  (68),  98 

3.  Lbuiaa,  71,  99, 109 

a  l4enisd*Or,89,(95).98 

2  Louise,  09 

8  Louisiane,  9, 11 , 19,  26,  79 
a  Lowland  Lad,  45 

5  Loyale  Amie,  38,  46,  (59) 
8  Luce,  9,  99 

8  Luoebit,  73 


Digitized  by 


INDRX  TO  GOOTINENTAi.  R'AGIMG.  Ill 


3  Ludoric,  21,  22,  C28)  ,  93 

4  LqUington,  2T,  d<),  (48;,  60, 60,92 
«    Titilly,  46,  60,  61^,  60,  70,  92;  93 

4  Luther,  8,  (10),  85 

■Z  Lattear  II,  7,  26,  48,  (47),  62, 
66.98 

8   Macao,  8, 10, 12, 14 

"3   Macreuae,  4,  12,  27,  84,  46,  47, 

61,  62.  66,  74,  81,  83,  92,  96 

2  Madame  Cardinal,  80, 81 

3  •  Madame Ponfibrd.  (1),  (6),  (16), 

17,  (28),  28.  (88),  (88),  48, 48, 
66,  (77),  (77),  78,  90 

5  Madelon,  46,  (60),  (61 ),  92,  98 

3  Mademoiselle  da  Nozct,  81,  81, 

97,  100 
8  Maltais,60 

5  Mdlle  de  LayaUidre,  16 

^  Mademoiselle  de  MaefK^ul, 
(6),  7,44.  (52),  87, 90,  IQV,  IQl 

4  Mademoiselle  des  dantfaiers.  67 

6  Mdlle  de  Taintegnies,  (23),  30, 

46 

3  Madrid,  7, 11,  16,  Tt,(47),  (62), 

62,  (66),  69, 69,67,  87,  88, 91, 
101 

2  Magn«8ie,75 

4  Mahmoud,  68,  (80);  <'84>,  (86), 

87,91,93 

3  Major,  7 

2  Malandrin,'  76,  91 ,  96.  97 

4  Malibran  II,  17, 17, 18,  (20>.  24, 

28.  39,  (44).  44,  62,  63j78.  76 

3  Maline8,7l 

3  MaliDe8lI.94 

3  Maman  Berthe,  9 

4  Mandragore,  6,  16 
6  Manneken,  21,  22 
4  Manouche,  6,  73 

2  Marathon,  (78),  100 

2  Maroolini,  72 

8  Marengo,67,73,  78<79 

4  Marguillier,  10, 19,  (29),  88,  61, 

(68),  69,  97.98 
6  Maria.  21 , 2 1 , 21 , 22,  (46),  61 , 66, 
(66) 

2  Marie,  91 

3  Marie  Margot,  26  ' 
8  Marionette,  60,  (76),  (76),  92 ' 
2  Marmelade,.65,66,(71) 

5  Marmouset,  61, 62,  84 

4  Maronite,  (60),  61, 70 
a  Marplot,  (1  a) 

5  Marquise,  80,  81 

4   Martha,  4. 12, 16,1 6, «2 

4   Martial.  69,  (74) 

8  Martingale,  89,  94 

4  Martin-Pgchear  II,  (8),  (8),  8, 
(W),  13,  (14).  (19),  26,  (S3), 
(34),  (36),  (37),  (40),  48, (66). 
66 


Age 

4  Mascarille,  30,.30, 46, 48,  60,  60 

8  .Massy,  10 

^   Matador,  96 

4  Matador  II,  2,  3,  13.  16,42,45, 

(49) 

4  Mauresque,  14 

9  Mauviette,  2,  64 

5  Maytia,(67),(67),  71,  77 
4   M6creant.  26,  79,  86 

2   Medte,  63,  64, 82,  84 

6  M^ium,  (19),64 
2   Memphis  c,  80- 

8  Mentor,  (45) 

9  Mdphistoph^lds,  6,  25,  33,  (48), 

1  48,  62.  63,  86,  86,  (92),  94^,  96 
$  :  M6ribe,  92  ' 

4  Metalli8t,(9»),99,(99) 

2  MeteUa,'6l>  64)  80)  (81) 

8  M6tropol&,  6,  18,  (29),  (40),  48, 
48, 62,  (67),  (-74^,  (78),  99,100 

8   M^zidon,  14 

8   Microscope,  4.  9, 19 

I  Mineure,  8,  (f^,(2n,  (34),  (24), 
3d,  (61),  62,  68,  82,  93,  &7, 

1  Miniature,  62,  78 
8  Mirabelle,  39 

2  Mirail,  66,  68,  68,  81,  84, 97, 101 

4  Mirloret,  79,  82,  84,  85,  92,  96, 

(100) 
2  Mirzador,  98 

2  Miss  Anna,  (21  ),<  (22),  (30),  (60), 

1  (92),  (93) 

3  Mi88Bee,:8 

8  Mi8sLnoy,39 
II  MiB8'Platnr^76 

5  .  Missy;  11,  27,  83,  (61),  63,  85 
3   Mitry,  10, 11 

2  Modiste,  73 

6  Moira,46,61,76 

3  Molina,  28,  (38),  (89),  66 

3  Mondain,  7,  14,  16,  16)  */6v  91, 

33,  i<4.  86, 37,43,  (43),  45, 45, 
66,  88.  96 

4  Mondragdft.  2^8,  (4;,  8 
3   Mon  FilB,  60 

6   Mon  Prince,  22,  46 
2   Monsieur  CSardiaal,  98 
2   Monsieur  Joseph,  67 

2  Monsieur  Maaime,  (64) 

3  Montredon,  9,  12,  14,  19,  (70) 

8  Mousqueterie.l  9. 29. 40, 46,  (68 ) , 
64,^«  78.  79.  (82) 

4  Muguet,  9,  26, 27,  Si,  41,  88 

2  Muguet,  21, 22,  30, 46,  (60),(60), 
(92).  93 

4  Muraitl.  2,  4,  5,  21,  96,  98,  101 

2  Musoade,  100 

3  Mufcat,12,15,82,8-1,61,(T0),70 
2   Mnscate,  96 

2  Myitile,  64,64,81.82,91 


Digitized  by 


1 1 2      INDEX  TO  OONTINENTAL  RACING. 


5  Nana,' 18,  40, 67 

8  NArghll«  9, 15, 19, 19,  SS,  3S,  45, 

50,63,(» 

a  Natto,  (89),  90 

8  iriiamain.89 

9  N«flier,7,9,9l,4« 
9  Nefta.  78 

9  Negro,  (44) 

9  Nelly.  3. 10.19 

4  Nerte,  13. 15. 16 

9  N«ro,  9«,  89,  94, 97 

9  N6ron,5 

9  NeTa,3.4.51 

9  Niklot,71.7S.79 

•  Ninetta,  15,  93,  99,  96,  49,  80, 

(85),  (87),  89. 97,  98 

9  Nioetto,A,7.41,4l,51 

3  Ninette  II,  94.  95, 97 
a  Nini  81,75,81 

9  NlniTe.81 

5  Nina«,  (99).  100 

9  NitriqiM.  (58).  <M,  80,  97 

8  Nonant,84,86 

8  Nornn.  73 

4  North  Pole,  U,  15 

3  Nubie.  55,  98.  96, 100 

6  Oasis,  60 

4  Obeonre,  85 

6  Occident,  (73) 

5  OlWctte,  78,  7« 

3  011yan-nincs,7I,99 

2  Oiidine.96 

4  OnflTlette.  1,94 

5  Ontario,  4,  5.  8, 10,  14, 18,  (19), 

25.  (39),  89.  49.  (56),  71,  76 

4  Orcbidte,  8, 4,  31 , 33. 46, 50. 59, 
60,  70,  93,  98 

3  Ortmns,  61 , 63, 81 ,  86, 91 , 98, 96, 

lUO 

4  Orientate,  98,59 

8  Orillamme,  (87),  67,  78, 79 

3  Onegal,10,13,(83),84,(41),41, 
43 

3  Ooragan.  58, 61,  (68) 

3  Onveitare,  98 

3  Paddock,  58, 79, 87, 91 

3  Palamdde,  7,  (1 1  ),14, 26, 37,(64), 
55 

3  Pamims  Grass,  71 
2  Pampeiro,  88 

4  Pandore,  78, 90 

a  Paniqne,  (36),  83,  41,  43 

2  Panoplie,  67 
8  Paradox.  (»5) 
a  Parav.  46 

4  Parid jAta,  1 5, 83, 84 ,  (56),  58,  85, 

89.95 

4  Paroli,  (50) 

3  Partiigas,  99 

3  Fartheoay,  68,  68,  81 , 86,  96 


Age 

6  Flurfhteo|M;99 

8  Pas  B^enle,  3. 9, 19, 19. 88, 85. 

37,41,  46,  (80),  87,  95,  (101  > 
3  Pasqnine,  67.  (73),  83 

3  Patiipoaf,95 
8  Patria,99 

8  Pan,  5.  (17),  (18),  18,  (34),  34, 

87,  87,  4i,  54,54,  76,  (76),  79. 
99, 100,  103 

9  Panloiiifl,41,5l 

4  PJ>.,  8,  25,  27,  88, 40,  42.  (49)„ 

94 

3  Peao  de  Satin.  65,  80.  81, 84 

3  PechTogeU  73,  73 

3  Pek)Con,62 

3  Penekpe,  98 

9  Penate  d'Amoor,  3 

8  Pen8if,41,80,83 

8  P^rides,  13. 18 

3  Perlette,83 

3  Perlina,  62, 69,  88,  96 
8   Pero-Flor,  73 

5  By  Pero  Gomez —br.  h.  aat  of 

Flenriska,  80,  46,  70 

6  P^ne,10, 11.12,2f,39,8S 

4  Peioa,  (17),  34 

4  Perptoait^.  9,  (65),  61,  (63),  64» 

83, 84,  86,  91,  98 
3  F6r8te,98 

5  Pemvienne,  69 

3  Bstite  Oomtesse.  88 

3  Petit  Umoges,  74 

3  Pen-poll.  I 

3  Philippine,  (101) 

8  Pioolloa,99 

8  Pippo,  16, 81, 35 

8  Piqftre,40 

8  Pirooette,  (6),  17, 34, 28, 57, 10? 
3  Piston,  71 

3  Plaiaanoe.58,86,89,95 

8  Plaisaoterie,  ( 8) ,  (9),  ( 10),  (19) , 

14.  (35),  (82),  (34),  (72).  (85), 

(87).  187),  (88) 

8  Plaisir.  9 

3  PleMeYomr8elf,61,64,(90),  94, 

100 

4  Plntareh,71,78 

5  P61e  Nortl,  48, 44,  (74),  78 
3  FtolyeQOte.75,88,94 

9  Pominet,8,4,(ll),(30),36,89.. 

43,  43, (44) 
8  Poropey,  73 
3   Pompier,  1,  (8A),  (77) 
3  Popoce,64,64,80,8l 

6  Pbppte,  18,  30,  39, 47,  53 

8  Portez  Armes,  10,13,19, 35,  (59) 

(59).  81, 83 
3  POiioeite,69,94,96 
8   Ponlarde,  3,  11,  39,  80.  (81  >» 

(♦l),4l,(47),(48),(53),  (51), 

61.  <>6 


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Age 

2  Poule  d'Baa,  63,  88 

3  Prteision,  (62) 

2  Pr^cunear,  76 

«   Pr6cr,  8.  3,  10.  (62),  58, 82,  (85) 

3  Pr^miuenoe,  1 1, 15, 82, 44 ,(49) , 

50 

3    Pr61iide,  7.  9, 12, 18, 14, 82 

8   Present  Times,  (34),  35 

3   Primaut^,  11,  18,  26,  62,  64,  89, 

93 

8  Prinfemp8,7,  n,(l2),13.l5,98 

2  Promesae,  75, 86 

3  Providence,  86,88 
2   Prudence,  (64),  76 

2  Prudence  II,  64,  (80),  82,  91 ,  ( 98) 
a   Prudbomme,  98 

2  Prytan6e,  76 

9  Puck,  73,  78 

3  PuyctTda,  28 

4  Puyhiuren8,6,  (7),  16 
3    PythlHS,  49 

3   QuHintness,  87,  60,  (61),  69,  60, 

00.(70) 

2  Queen  of  Avermes,  66, 61 , 65, 77, 

(77) 

3  Quepn'a  Colour,  (65),  (71) 

3   (^uesleur,  10,  12,  26,  27,  34,  41, 

fio,  61,74,80 
<   Qu^teuse,  29,  33,  37, 37,  (51),  60, 

(79) 

3  Qaibus  II,  (8),  (9),  13, 19, 19 
2   (juinine,  57,  82 

2  Quiproquo  II,  84 

6   Qaolibet,  3.  9,  11,  62,  (68),  69, 
80,  85,  87  89.91,  (97),  98 

4  Radegonde  II,  77 
8   Radieuae,  7,  10,  19 

4   Badieux,  3,  7,  8,  (13),  14,  (26), 
27,  ;^3 

3  Rainbow,  16,  (24)  (28),  31 

4  Rallye  Chamant,  2,  14,  16,  25, 

.J4 

2  RaUye-Poiton,  80 

3  Ramadan.  (2),  9,  11. 11,  12, 14, 

19,  34,  (46),  60,  (59),  93 

4  Ramenr,  63 
3   RapiL,  7, 14 

3   Rosoir,  7,  58,  88 

a   Rebound.  21,  21,  22,  50,  60, 70 

3  Reden8art,72 

2   Red  Star,  96 

2   Reed  Bird,  95 

2   RegHrd,  64,80 

a  Retrnard,  74 

5  Regret,  1 

2  ReineKargnerite,  63,81,  84 

3  Rehiisant,  (7),  (9),  12,  (27).  86, 

3s,  (55),  (61),  66,  87 
2  Remember,  71 
I  Remiremont,  8,  M,  37 


Age 

2  Rempart,  96 

3  Renaissance,  29, 34, 51, 70, 94, 97 

2  Rende,  98 

3  Reputation,  12,  37,  31,  3$,  4S, 

(51) 

3  Reveil,  10,  12 

3  Revel,  1, 6,  6, 16 

4  Revelation,  11,  14,32,  (35),  88, 

69 

3  Revision,  24,  90 

2  R^volte,  61,  64, 80 

3  Rlante,  4,  40,  (41),  (43),  (47), 

47,  (49),  (50),  50,  84,  86,  87 

4  Richelieu,  4,  7,  8,  10,  15,  27,  34, 

36,  (37),  56,  62,  85,  87 

3  Rigoletto,  11, 18,  (20),  21, 36,  81, 

84,  36,  54 
6   Rigolo,  26,48 

5  RiDaldo,32 

4  Robert  Bruce,  6,  8,  21,  23,  38, 

37,  46,  69,  69,  80 
a  Rodrigue,  74 

2  By  Roi  de  la  Montagne — b.  f .  oat 

of  Rivulet,  55,  »4,  95 
8  Roi  Foa,(14),  37,  (101),  lo3 

3  Roi-ne-Suls,41,84 

3   Rolla,  28,  28, 38,  (:J9),  44,  (54), 

54,  67,  67,  89,  97, 100 
8   Romsdal,  3,  7,9,  11 

8  Romulus,  4, 87, 96 
3  Roquelaure,  76 

5  Ro8alba,8 

3  Rosedes  Bois,  11 

6  Roae-Th6.  6, 20,  47,  (71 ),  (77) 

2  Rosette,  55,  (57),  61,  94 

8   Rostrenen,  9,  11, 23, 33,  (40),  49. 

55,  89 

3  Rotonde,  55,  61,  93 
3  Rouge  et  Noir,  38 

3  Roulette,  9, 10, 18, 19,  25,  84 

6   Sabine,  15,  25,  84, 40,  41,  91,  96, 
100 

4  Sabretache  II,  15,  39, 48, 46,  55, 

56,  82,  93,  96,  99,  100 

5  St  Florent,  82 

3  8tJulien,73 

2  Sakountala,  (98) 

6  Salade,  29,  %  40,  67 

4  Salamandre,82 

2  Salamaodrell,  (67),  (83) 
8  Saloon,  20, 22,  22,  (30),  30 
4  Salvata,4,9 

3  Salvatus,  94, 97 

6   Sa  Majesty,  87,  91,  (98),  (94), 
C98),  lOO 

3  Sancoins,  62,  66, 81 

4  Sanaonnet,  7,  8,  82, 96, 101 

8  Sapeur,  12,  15,  26,  27,  83,  35,  54, 
68,(66),  66,81,85,  (91),  96, 


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114      INDEX  TO  CONTINE^yTAL  RA€II9a. 


Age 

3  Saphir.  3,  4, 13»  4U  bO,  (83),  94. 

86.  88 

4  SapriBti,  (4),  13, 15,  19.  4ft,  49. 

68,64.(64^,82,84,88.95 

3  Sarriette,  75  i 
6  Satinette,  46,  76 

6  Satory,  8, 10,  (30),  (26) 
2  Saaterelle  n,  95 

5  SauvPterre,  98 
2  8aTanne,80 

8   SaToyarde.  13,  25,41 

4  Scabieuee,  (67),  74 

6  Scales,  21,21 

2  Scapione,  64,  80, 81 .  (84),  91,  97 

3  Sceptlque,  1 , 1 .  5.  6, 16, 17.  (88)« 

68,(76),  (77),  77.  (102) 

3  Scfntillflnt.  2 .  7 ,  H\  11 , 15.  26, 38 
2    Second  Sight,  60,  60. 89.  92»  93 

4  Scnii.roiiie,  hi),  65,  66,  76, 82 

4    8<  li.  Kill.  8,  64.  69.  82,  85,  89, 96 

2  Sensible,  7;J,  77,79. 
8   Sentencieux,  41 

8   Sentinelle,  8,  55,,(f7),  64, 85,  $2 

3  Seraphim.  98       .  ' 

2  S^re'RHdA.  6^,  €^^\^U»  (91),  lOOi 

4  Severo,  15    .  . 
8   Sfax,  3.  4 

2  SlcUy,7l 
a  8idlA1i,(3l) 

5  8ifflet,(70) 
4  Sigurd,  8 

4  Silver  Key,  23,  92 
2  Simone,  75,  76 

2  8in«e>  68^88 

a  Sir^ne,  80, 46,  46 
^  8irocoo,il6 

3  Sobriquet,  90, 90 
2  Sonnenbitfg,  (78) 

8  Sonnet,  2.  7,  (9)»  10,  (13),  (14), 
42, 45,  88 

2  Sonnette,  91, 97,  100 

4  Sorgho, 7, 10 

6  Soukaras.  25.  36 

4  Sourire,  8,  (16),  (28),  24,  88,  84,| 

87.  (88),  (61),  64,  69, 85,  94 

3  Sonvenanoe,  55^  57,  57,  103 
2  Soareraine,^ 

4  Spadoia,  6, 8, 8,  87,  91 

8  Spika,  8,  15,  25,  29,  (41),  42,  8^, 

(82),88«93,96 
2  Splendear,61,63,  97 
2  Spof  o,  58 

6  Springbok,  71  ' 
4  Statira,  2,  3,  (9),  (11),  37,  68, 
101 

8  Statuette^  (2),  7.11.  25,  27,  82,i 
33,  &I.  (54).  58.  64,  89,  98,  97 

4  By  Stracchlno — ch.  f.  oat  of  I 
Steppe,  (2),  3,  (3), 8, 9. 10. 26, | 
86,  87;  62,  63,  82,84,92,96  | 


Age 

2   Straniera,  58,  69,  75,  96 
4   Stripes,  (22) ,  30 

2  StroraboU.7.%89.95,97 

3  Subtil,  l;^,  14. 15 

2  Succ66.  (r,«}.  SI,  84.  97 

8  Sully,  9,  14,15,  ni,27,  32.84.88, 
41,  41.  42,  (.VJ>,  (70),.(74J, 
(7S).(82)* 

8   Sunbury,  21, 33,  50,  76. 93 

f  Surprenant.  23.  32,  (33),  42,  fO, 
61.  65, 70, 92 

8  Sarprise,7,41,£3 

3  Suzanne,  69, 89,  94,  96 
3  Suzette.  96. 

3  Sycamore,  58,  (64) 

4  Sylphide,  39,  (69) 

6   Tabarka,  81 ,  (39).  53.  (54),  69, 18 
3  Taffeta8,31,33.46,60,92,92 
a  Tagna,  21,  22.  ;30. 46 
6  Talisman, <20j,  31,  (89),  99,  IGl, 
103 

8  Tamaria,  82  - 

8  Tambotir  de  Basque  (late  Tor- 
bin).  16,  IB.  (18). 24. (2^, 89, 
67,  73,83.90,101,(102) 

3   Tante  Marie,  (21),  fill,  92 

3  Tarantella,  (67) 

8  Tardif,  2,  (4),  19,  38,  (24),  (29), 
(29),  -30.  35,  43,  (46),  46,  (62), 
(69),  69,  85 

2   T6cla,.a3.  96 

2  Tul^graphlque,  58,  64,  81,  91 

8  T(il6maque;  2,4,9, 47,  (50j,  (61), 
(64),  69,  (rf>^8T,(88),(96> 

4  Telepbon,78  - 
6   Tendril,  77 

3  Teneriffe,  2,  5,  79,  84 
2   Tercis,  67 

8   T6te  de  Linotte,  2D,  (22), 22,28, 

76.  92 
8  Thalie,86 
8  Thames,  88,  9i,  97 

4  Themis,  4,  (4).  12,  16,  83,  88, 

(40),  43.  55,  62,  64,  84, 98 

2  Thto,  68, 80,  97 

3  Th6ti8.4,4 

2  Thronfolger,  72 

4  Tipeter,(2l),  (21),22,  86,0,  7f 
3,  -TiraUleuir.  49 

4  Toga,  60,  (92) 

8   TolMe,  2,  44,  (51), (61), 67,  T4 

4  Tortoise-shell,  (71),  73,98 

2  Totote,61,68,  (87) 

8  Tonlon.  18 

8  Toupien,  (69),  69,87 

8  Tourter«lle,  (26),  27,28, 

(66),  69,  86,  87,  (93) 
8  TonrtereUe  II,  2, 2  „ 
4  Trabncos,  5,  ( 1 8) ,  1 8,  34,    °' » 

96,.  99 


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INDEX  TO  CONTINENTAL  RACING.  115 


Age 

2  Ti^bizonde,  89 

3  Triftiir,  (71),  78.  78 
2  Trinidad,  91,  (97) 

2  Triolet,  97 

3  Triomphant,  73 

8  Troubadour,  10.  71 
2  Tronvdre,  81,  97 

2  Tronville,  75 

a  Tulip,  19 

a  TulipeU,  66 

2  Turquie,  61,  (68),  76,  93,  96 

3  Tyrannic,  2 

3  Tyrolien, 27,  (83),4l, 48,61,(96), 

100 

2  Upas,  75.  88,  94,  96 

2  Urbain.85.  95 

9  Ursute,  89 

2  Utrecht,  76,  a4.  (97) 

4  Vaillant,  (2),  8, 10,3fi,<19^,.a7 
6  yaldra.74 

6  Valerie,  21 ,  32,  46,  46, 60^60, 93 

6  TatlSry-<«  ValWe 

3  Valmajour,  61,  94^96 
6  Yalol8,.26.39, 34,  35  ' 
3  yal8eu8e,'8&,  84 

3  Van  Dick  II,  6,  (6),  7„ia,  17. )  i; 

t4,  (88),  CI3).  ^);^);ts 

4  Vandoise,  8,  28,  24,  36,  45,  45, 

(47)  ,  66,  (69),  69 

4  Yaarien,  2. 4. 14, 15  . 

2  Vedette,  81,  91,  (98),  93,  (99), 

noe) 

2  Veilleuse.  30 

3  Veiniandk80 

4  Venerie,  11,86.  40,41 
3  Vengeur,  6,  (42),  42 

8  T«ntidoiur)  8.  U,  ( t9) ^  S7, .  <A9)u 

(48)  <r82,  89>  9I5»  96 
3  VerdieB,.a,'80 

3  VcKdi^k,  56^64, 88 
3  VeivbMylOO 

8   Venioa,  5^  8,  19»  26»  89,  (38). 
(40),  48,  62,  58,  (77) 


Age 

5  Verte  Bonne,  91,97 

2  Verreuz,  81,  94 

4  VeetrlB  II,  12.  83,  96, 100 
a  Vetiver.  46, 60 

3  Vicq,  (24),  (24),  (28),  (30),  63, 

(66),  68,  (61),  (64),  86 
3  Victoriong.  61 

3  Vienne,  81,  88.  (44),  52.  (63), 
(68),(66j,  (75),  (76).  (80).  88, 
88 

3  Viennois,  63,  (75),  94,  97,  (99), 
(100) 

8  Vif  Argent,  22,  92 

6  Vignette,  78 

3   Vigorite,  7,  55,  (57) 

3  Villebon,  34,  35,  36 

2  Villeneuve,  (61),  (75) 

4  Vingt*M4r8,  >6,  6,  7,  (24),  (28), 

37,(39),  44,  44,(78) 

3  Violet,  (1 ),  16,  20.  28,  86,  88,  99 

77,  (83),  102 

3  Virgile,  63.  81,  84,  96 

4  Viroflay,  8,  8 

4   Vieion,  •/1,  22,  2«,'»0 

3  Vistula,  85,  (88)it«»),t99);C^05» 

.  94,(100) 
3  Voila,  60 

6   Voltigeur,  33  * 
3   Wavelesfl,  29,  32.  41 
3    Whig,  87,  89,  (94) 
3   Whip,  97 

8  Wild  Fire,  8, 97  v 

2  Wild  Gooac,  58,  80 

3  Wildgnifla,t78.'73 

«  •  Wild  Roae,  23,  46,  70,  (  70),  93 
6   Winetta,  (3),  8, 10,  (11),  15. 9^ 
87,52  .r 

4  Woodpeckee,  (5») 

A  yaint.i»ilkB,  <13),  (13),  (15) 
4  YinMBMto,3^:«5s<3«)v<fl2).tMr 

69i  86,«» 
»  Zagde,  12.50^fil 
3  Zizi.60 


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