... third. d May S~a%'Ze - Almoner (Snowiden) . 1 Merry Andrew IConstable), 2 Crown Jewel (a Wood)..5. 3 Also ?? filly, Lctesa. - a, BettinG-7 to 4 on Almoner, 4 to I ogejb. Crown 4 Won by three lengths; two lengths between second and third, d - - - )Cheshire ...

... la~st six, but they were all floored in the next ties. HLis Clifton Cop representative. Tarset, was also beaten, but the Short Flatt and home kennels heve still each a representative left in the Tenant Faruters' Cup in Tronuhend and Tick Tick. The last named ...

... Hightown still the first call, we found as usual the kennel acco- modation here very heavily taxed, and in addition to the Short Flatt team, which incladed, of, course, Miss Glendyne, John Shaw had Charming Bess and Jewel Case. Richard Wright, Mr Fawcett's trainer ...

... t~he hsoy of thek- OMr a.Hesitazh ?? CGunT ws ajtha ni-% ad'h first tr iteas we rc tie late Mcr. X.C 1a el J.P ;JM. ~VIGw flatt. Mr. John .Sioclair,Mr XV. J ii Cwan.and htim.ndf. The object of tier cup was to hay, s a redito ?? o 15%,-ala cii,,iltie. ...

... gelntleman fatrmei, and traidestan, wto lived Ivittldn si-h t of Yiorkl iniistei-ratlel' a wide raiige-con- trbtibted halft'a-Crown; eacti contritintor was at liberty to i ate' ?? rita his own lmisc; and their horses wer'e to be hanrileiappiel, not hy nitj ...

... showed much the steearlier style, and won easily with the death. Great enthusiasm was displayed at the defeat of; the Snort Flatt -renreseLtative, the cheers being loud and continued, Fluttering Fereen beat Let Go. Bettina-2 to 1 on Let Go. To) a rare hare ...

... Dutch-Skipper, Jesuit, Sqaint, Mezzotint, sad Liz. Berttug-20 to I agst phidias, w.ho made aL the run- 1ang2, and won by a neck. CROWN WELTER-Guy Msnaering, ?? Brownie, 2: Throne, 3. Also ?? Bee, Wild Sherry. M51aiden- headndev. -Btetting-l to 2 agstGiylIanneriug ...

... 0 N A L HUNT FLAT RACK 'PILATE of 40oars,cand I sets for the second. Two isiles. Mr. Grenfe-Il's Otiefon, at. 12 4 ?? SMr, Flatt's Ijclham, a, 12 0 (M~r. ?? Mr. Walker's Lo ddon, 0, 12 4 (Mr. E. H. ?? AlSO rom-sporranl. iwanner, tirtined by AnpinaIL.) ...

... behalf of the Chief Crown Solicitor for Ireland. Mr. Patrick Co1l, made an application for an order to have the, -sum of £988 15s9 2d. lodged in conre to the credilt of this treus., paid cut to hint as the representatlve of the' Crown. Mr. Whitaker (instructed ...

... allowoI, four years old, 7lh bI five, years old. 10ib; Sig and aged, 14th; horses', not1 rmaidens, tbai, hav o tor wton a flatt rice, hurdle race, or steeplecllse, any of whkb6; was value~ 25 cove, eiu~e 1st June, 1999, allowed, if four years old, 6Glb ...

... Beaten fifth, and Itelandler tast. ?? LnrIh Clure. Tite 'XHjit1 V4VCRCF' HUNTERS' PLATE of 500 ove; IC- 'Iwo mites on the flat.T Sir Chaddlewwrthte Quevodio, aged, 11s 11 P5) IMr E J Peecy's7SlioS Iitnitsld-5, S yrs, list 101b (150) I I ?? Ossner 2a Mr ...

... the mieeting, lan(!itwx a pleasant Surprise to, those who had 1201 seen tile oaid, Pace Pince, its -renovation to ltnd iit flatts, uip inl c-glorgeous fasxhiun, anld the I arzrngs-m' ots~ conducted in a miaunner that will ajoc ~egul-rs ai new, estvrenene ...