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... Interest naturally centred in the running for the Grand Prize, and as on the previous day, It has to be recorded that the Short Flatt Kennel again bore off the palm. With only two entered in such an importantevent, it is certainly a great feat to have themn ...

... adlose. 121b. Allowances. One mile. bal lo 112 Mr. F. Archer's Passaic, 5 ?? Owner ISnz 10 3 'Mr. Devere'sI Joia, 3 r.. ?? W. Flatt 2 R r- Betting: 4 to I on Passamcic, ho won by a short head.Fe ?? The winner has been objected to on the ground that he was ...

... ?? .Dorretty 2 5i9 0 Mfarquis Talon's The Bishop ?? ..Tinsley 3 The follevi ng also ran :-Gaberlunzie, Bell; Invincible, F.-latt; and Hononr Brig~ht, J. S1sowden.-Beeting: S to sirS 4 agst Honour Bright, to I egest Strathdon, S to l agst {D Cirngrm;end ...

... Sat ?? ,fourandupld, lint 5lb. Winrto, be- sold far IOosffz& allowed Tm1. Thesrgtrls 89 Mr W Ae' n c7s..GHfob1 -b 22 Mr F Flatt's Nadn.2yrs .S oobr2 Betting: 5 to 4 on Nadine, who bolted oa5t-of the coarse directly, the flag fell, -and Fantastic' os n ...