... 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 ...

... The is Valley Paraders have shown very consistent form of late. )L The Bradfordians play Walord. At Dewsbury the Crowen Is Flatte, contingent will oppose Livereedge. Halifax will be visited by the Darhsris City fifteen. The visitors are a~ very clever ...

... 4 agsi Brother Its, Royal Hart, 7 to 4 and 2 to 1 again Crown Pigeon, and 3 to I aget Vandal. Vandal made nearly all the running to within a few etuides of the chair when be was caught by Crown Pigeon, and at last S beaten by a neck ; a length and a half ...

... Polytbeist,6 yra (Alr Greesl. 56 cuinees; Gaffer Gre-es, 6 yrs (lMr Bennett), 18$ gnineas: Jove. 6syrr (MrPopo( 50 cineas: Crowned. 4 Yrs (Ur Cesib), 10r, .sinear; S'rirn'. 4 yr (Ton, R. Craveniilc.ine6B: D3eepdene, 4 yrs ltlr'Casel. 26 siniocas: St Mbl~aiid ...

... 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 ...

... L The following courses 'were not run) off: - Mr. Fletcher's Queen of Sheba. gsot Mr. Itoece's Flora e Mr. Cumnis ghomn'o Crown Imperial IL. sgot Mr. Hacmdor- C ecu's Ranpy Laosst Mr. I'glipi'e Iron Duke aget Ur. Smith's LAdy ElizabethIs Mr. Kennedy us ...

... ? IRLobirt ikaiinatyrie, -s-Iant to Stav:11 I' ?? Crie-gI ; A*t, Hfctnr Cairrie,. 3 Url C ?? U~vI;. C urlie, I lai. Ilest crown- ?? l-a- Ii L: es1-t l:e--t hbarness--lt, Jaunes A -ibu, C j.,1(i:pbsi~ell. '[lie judges on the or i *1u t'--.1 h.1u\ ' -mil ...

... 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. ...

... openpa ilbetads 1count under the circumstances. The match this ?? between Dewabury and Bradford, who meet at the Crowni~w Flatts enclosure, is causing, more than ordinary inter55t, Ifrom the fact that they are drawn to meet in the first round of the second ...

... free kici near goal,, but J. Waters (homr goal) Itior stopped smartly. West now and. then got wvell ska in, but could never crown-the feat. Faster got 5i1l0 several chances, but the slippery ground did not per allow him and others. to: steady on the ball ...

... twencuty-four, tho Chaplin Stakes witls twenty, and the Temple. StsIes received only twtenty-one. The meet eras rt the Coeked flatt plantation, at ?? oclock, and the clrive of twelve ilca from Lineolu to where we met was vcry enjoyableo, as the sun was sbiuing ...

... ibTlerpis.s 111-Abet deonshlre(return), 8I-Brit4nLa Setmeo-Whitestar, 13-$t Nichlblas, 2-Woodsid eprne Secretary- J. SIMLAs, 178 Crow~n Street. WelmrsSvAR.-A~rill28-NXorthern. Mlay 8-Telegraphists, 10-Inveriaria UnIon at Inverurie, Bt-Aberd~eenhire At 10 Holhurnt ...