... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... -the front aga.in is a few winning- rides. Edrmee had no chance icomn the fall of the Slag, but Erentdil and Eon-ten. Hill flatte~red their backisc. Eons-ton Hill won this race Inst Iyear, with yesterday's winner isecond. In the Visitors' Plate there occurred ...