Birmingham Gazette from Birmingham, West Midlands, England (2024)

October 16, 1895

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Birmingham Gazettei

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Birmingham, West Midlands, England

Issue Date:

Wednesday, October 16, 1895

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3

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THE BIRMINGHAM DAILY GAZETTE WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 16 1895 OFFICIAL SCRATCHINGS Cauchiihkshikb takes Soil Mma ami Letterlio Surrey NUESEKT Mulo Tenuer ana Tine and Mm Archer Gatwick Ail Mr Lebau ly's hors Nobthcmberlanh Plate Newcastle Whiteboy II Au Engagements in Mb Name DoDO's-te- Utile Ail so jich Friar Gcuu bj FJosa Mclvor (2 yis) and Sirach Belle 7st 41b Allsopp 0 (Winner trained by Robinson) Belle of Sefton colt bolted on his way to the post and did not come under starter's orders Betting: 6 to 1 agst Silver Belle gelding 7 to 1 ag't Elvira 8 to 1 each agst Scentless and Msyish 100 to 12 agst Danoer 10 to 1 each agst Harry Monmouth and Parley 100 to 8 each agit Crystalline Chop Cecil filly und South Africa 20 to 1 each agst others Scentless was quickest away and was followed for a quarter of a mile by South Africa Danoer Parley und the Cecil filly with Harry Monmouth headiug the second batch After going half-way Dancer took up the running and stalling off a smart challenge from the Cecil filly won by a head four lengths divided second and third Mayuh was fourth Harry Monmouth fifth Scentless sixth Crystalline seventh Silver Belle gelding eighth and Hova last 230 Tho HORLEY HANDICAP of 300 sovs by subscription of 8 sovs winners extra the second to receive 50 sovs and the third 10 out of the race lm Mr Irish Cab by Crafton Pride of Kildare 4 yrs 8st 21b Loates 1 Sir Toreador 6 yrs 7st 71b Fcaris 2 Mr Seymours Arlink 4 yrs 7st (car 7st 21b) Madden 3 Lord Gabriclle 5 yrs 7st 71b Wall 0 Mr Lynwood 3 yrs 7st 51b Chalnner 0 Lord Derby's Dingle Bay 3 yrs 7st Ward 0 Persicero 3 yrs 7st (car Oapt RACING SUMMARY AND OFFICIAL STARTING PRICES The starting price as quoted Tub Dailt Gazette art ojiaal and rule tht sealing in the case oj all the trading bookmaker in the kingdom They are the actual quotations when the horses an in chary of the starter NOTTINGHAM ocksv Maiden National Hckt Mr Johnstone SELUNO Mr Davies Nona Handicap mcduciusa Horse Gauntlet (2) Continental (8) Price 4 to 9 sgst Evens aCapt Barry's California iR Sherwood 7 7 Mr Miss Dinah Jennings jun 7 7 Gen Monks Eleigh Stevens 7 7 Mr West Dancing Laddie A Xightingall 7 aMr Lakesido Lender 7 aMr Jersey's King Spider Webb 7 Mr Wise Kiij? Sherwood 7 Mr Galata Porter 7 Mr Ham's John JarkmnA Nightangall 7 aMr Loft Alone -Braimw 7 Mr Balbimio Braime 7 Mr Heaton's Royal Stag Marsh 7 Mr Tryst Wheeler 7 Mr Merv Stevens 7 Mr Monega Peace 7 Mr fhidgi! Golding 7 Mr do Rothschild's Littin BobJ Watson aMr Tho Moon Cannon jun Lord by Bend Or Lmk Girl Mr Lambton Mr II Sauteuec Low Mr St Symohoricn tho First Sherwood Mr Elvira Braime aMr Agnes Galliard Dawson jun 6 7 Mr Balmy Owner 6 6 Mr Mdtham's Harem Queen Bates 6 6 Mr Coastguard Owaier 6 4 aMr A South Africa Chaloncr 0 0 oe The GATWICK HANDICAP of 1009 pars by pubscription of 25 povs for Fturters winners after September 12 at 1 pnu of a handicap exceeding six furlong in length to carry 51b it of such nn one value 409 sovs 91b and if of sucli an one value 1009 sovs 141b extra any other winner (selling races of less value than 150 bovs excepted) 51b extra tho second to reooivo 100 eovs ana tli aMr Peaoook's Miss Nancy Hall 7 8 Mr i by Macbnde Connor 7 8 Mr by Marshal Soulfc Lowland Queen C000 aMr lhidrlmg-ton Binnie 7 7 The SCURRY WELTER SELLING HAN u'w DIOAP PLATE of 100 sov winm ra aft4ir October 15 at 6 pm 71b extra winner to be hold for 50 sovs entrant: 3 bovs Sfur 16 subs RgM st lb aMr 8 Watch Tower Armstrong 8 aMr Eudoxia Owner 39 7 aMr Noverre Owner a9 5 aMr A Melifso Swann 3 9 4 aMr Queen Saraband 3 9 3 aMr by Crafton Allotment Binnie aMr Goffer's Piernlla Arnold aMr Samola Anson 3 8 12 aMr Sanderaon'H by Southampton- Princess Louise IL aMr Blank Day aMr Solar Itay Ownr aMr Dream of Gold aMr Whipp Bashful Man aMr Velveteen aMr Red Lace aMr Balsam A The NATIONAL HUNT FLAT RACE PLATE of 50 sovs four-year-olds list 71b five list 121b six and aged 12t winners of a fiat raoo under National Hunt Rules value 50 sovs in 1894 or 1895 Tib twico 50 or once of 80 ltb thrice 50 or once of 100 211b extra (selling races excepted) five-year-olda that have not won any fiat race under National Hunt Rules in 1894 or 3895 allowed 91b six and aged 141b tho wvond to receive 10 sovs entrance 2 sov 2m age st lb Capt Southolmc Binnie 6 Mr St Helen Graham a Mr 4 Mr Dunraven Raisin Mr Percy Cratim Rama 6 Mr Scott's Rapid Stream Private 4 Mr Mr McGregor Private a Mr I Bet Private 5 7st lib Allsopp (Winner trained by Jbwitt) Betting: 11 to 4 agst Dish Car 4 to 1 agst Arline 5 to 1 each agst Dingle Bay and Persicero 7 to 1 agst Lynwood 100 to 14 agst Toreador 10 to 1 agst Gabriello Porsicero was first away witli Arline second followed by Dingle Bay Toreador Lynwood and Gabrielle with Irish Car last A quarter of a mile from home Irish Car went on third and striding to the front insido tho distance won very easily by a length and a half three-part of a length between the second and third Persicero warf fourth Gabriello next and Dingle Bay last The RAVEN PLATE of 500 sovs for two-year-olds entrance 10 ovs winner to be sold for 500 sovs if for 300 sovs allowed 51b and if for 200 sovs allowed 101b second to receive 10 sovs 5fur Cant Simnel Loaf by Bread St Valentine Sst 41b Madden 1 Mr Veglione 8st llbT Loates 2 Mr Ladt Ails a 8rt- lib Bradford 3 Capt Orr-E Olio 8rt 11b Allsopp 0 Capt California Sst lib Feans 0 Mr Heasman Blue Tint 8st lib (car 8st 21b) Calder 0 (Winner trained by Braime) Betting 7 to 4 agst Blue Tint 100 to 30 agst Lady Aiia 4 to 1 agst California 5 to 1 ajst Simnel Loaf and Olio and 100 to 8 agst Veglione California play from Lady Ailsa Bluo Tint and Simnel made play trom Latiy Ailsa lituo Mint ana mmnel SPORTING YEWS NOTES AND SELECTIONS jTahinsr passed off as well as possible There a kig crowd present too and followers of Bootes had a good day seeing that he was on the jack of an II to 4 chance (Irish Car) a 5 to 2 chance colt' and a 6 to chance (Qnill) For the (ec'nu day I fancy as under jl5ontetiore Stakes THE TARTAR Bridge Handicap Temptation Sumy Nursery -Lakeside Gatwick Handicap Newcocrt Plate Authoress ft-Kcd Hill Go Lightly NEWCASTLE (Jtvxl fields can again be safely anticipated for the jjjding-up stage of this meeting as the entries for two races which closed last night are large and ether events are bound to furnish plenty of Appt ruled are my fancies arus Red Head Wednesday Nursery St Cannera or Golfer 245Northumberland Plate Lord op thb Dale Astley Nursery Dfranxus op Cbonbebrt Scurry Allotment fillt or Blank Hat is Hunt Race Scamp axio Tuesday Evening TIP STABLE NOTES The sport at Gatwick vr started with th? -(culsar Rcihs-'hild Plate-peculiar in respect to tho dinner in which the conditions were worded Mar-met of Branksome justified the confidence cf her K(ri although she was run very close by the favoarte Kuiirht of Rhodes Rie Willow Nursery had a rather open appearance Vxt when tho numbers were up Belle of Sefton colt favourite Ho however showed a lot of tem-- and ran against tho palings of tho paddock up- etVine his jockey and rolling over him Madden pver was no: hurt much and the steward- gavo emnis-'ion for the number to be taken down and xof Sefton eolt must not be con-idered a starter i tVncer who start 'd at 103 to 12 agst took up the juaninc a quarter of a mile from home and although rentes on Cecil till made a desperate challenge wen by a head Dance I Doraroscben did not turn cut for the Hawley Han- Ho probably being in reserve for the Sandowi jtotnmn Handicap on Friday Irish Car with' up was well supported and when the 6iz fell was first favourite No mistake was made candidate won in a canter By her jac- 3 yesterday she incurs a 71b penalty for the San- I Antiimn Handicap on rridav making her JSt tlOlb Oae ef those deeperat finishes between Cannon Bd Loates was seen in the Lowfield Nursery King of Greece was tho mount of Moray (who had to put 21b extra to ride him making his weight Sst Tib) ud Tommy Loates was cn Beebee colt The latter found most support ard fino race ended in favour -i tho Beebee colt by a head This was the secouu wmner of the dav who was the produce of Despair horses seem to be just in form now aad we may expect him to wLn a good few races before file close dx the season AriJas was something of a strong order for the Mole Stakes but he had nothing to do with the finish Marie Louise winning easily from Fieri ta Gkcgarrv was well supported for the Charlwood Handicap but here again punters were off the right tack as Loates had his third winning mount of the day on Qnill who won easily Large fields turned out for nearly all the races at the North-country meeting yesterday and during the afternoon 59 horses sported silk- The weather however was miserable and the attendance about cosbcides with the description of the weather Lady Staton was made a hot favourite for the Meldon Handicap her liking for the soft going being the Pickled Berry however made nearly the whole of the running and won cleverly The Hazelngg Selling Plate fell to the useful Hirite and Mr Maeiarhlan must be deemed lucky ia bring allowed to buy him in for 110 cs In the next race supporters of Naphtha colt and Automatons were about even and they divided favouritism at 4 to 1 each Naphtha colt won a good nice from the Highfield House candidate (ferret Service was travelling very fast at the finish and was only a head behind Automatons There must nave been a grvt change wrought in Tiros Saxe for he showed a great improvement on Ids previous form this year The heavy going suited him and perhaps this was the main cause Belle of the Wolds was well backed but had to put up with second position GATWICK one could complain of the sport witnessed at fUttrick this afternoon and the weather being fine I 'L 9 6 A Tho 1 FIELD PLATE oi 100 sovs entrance u3ovseaeh winner and second free) two-year-olds fet 121b three 8st 121b four anil upwards 9st 71b and allowed 31b winner to be sold for 100 sovs 7fur 9 subs ago 6t lb a3Ir Tancred Owner 49 7 aMr Glen 8terlingPrivnto 6 9 7 r' v- -jj- iioMini? 2 6 12 Loaf with Veglione last for half the journey when I OwSf 2 6 12 Simnel Loaf toak up the namin' und without bein' again headed won easily by two length a head I White I etrae 1 Tmt ImJ-' fSit Ml IJCThe LOWFIELD NURSERY (Handitaip) of I Onttschalk's Authorew gt0Teug 2 6 a ahfr IrorW Nightingall 4 6 aMr Golden Mod Marsh 3 6 Mr illiera Violcnta 2 yra 8st 41b8 Chandler 0 Mr Wright's by John Jones Wild Georg it 2 yra Tat 13ib (nil 51b) Mellow 0 inner trained by Anson) Dotting: 3 to 1 each agst Hivite and Watch Tower 6 to 1 agst Melisse 7 to 1 agst Trackless 10 to 1 each agst Mnemosyne filly and others Mnemosyne filly was first away and was followod by Watch Tower with Hivite Carahos and Track Ire in attendance The last named who had been interfered with then drew out but failed to ovorhaul Hivite who won by three-quarters of a length half a length between second and third (farabas wa fourth Melisre fifth Arms sixth Watch Tower seventh and last of all came Peasblossom The winner was bought in for 110 gs but there was no bid for Arms The GOSFORTH NURSERY HANDICAP PLATE of 100 sovs winner extra lm Mr by Toe Lambkin Naphtha 8st lllb Rickaby 1 Mr Automatous 9t Colling 2 Major Stapylton's Secret Siiivtce 7sb Eib Harrison 3 Mr Scrivener 8st 51b Osborne 0 Mr Monaghan Bat 31b Gough 0 Mr Tow-rope 7sb 121b Finlay 0 Mr Master Gautby 7b lllb Gould 0 Mr Crnigloith 7st 101 Widdowfield 0 Mr Grace Skelton 7t 91bS Chandley 0 Mr- War Lord Warkworth 7t 81b Lofthouse 0 Mr de Rothschild's Sedley 7t 7lt Woodbura 0 Mr Brown Coat 7st 71b Caley 0 Mr Pony 7st 61b Mellora 0 (Winner trained by Lambton) Betting: 4 to 1 each agst NaphJba colt and Automaiou to 1 each agst Grace Skelton and Sedley 8 to 1 each agst Monaghan and Seon-t Service 10 to 1 agst other Craigloitb wa the first to Rhnw in front followed by Sedley Tow-rope and Grace Skelton theso being succeeded by Scrivener Thus they ran to tho junction of the courses when Grace Skelton momentarily showed in front She soon however gave way to Automaton end Naphtha colt the latter of whom won a good rare by three-quarter of a length Secret Service coming up rapidly from tho rear gained tmrd place a head only behind Automaious: Grace Skelton was fourth Scrivener fifth Crniglcith sixth Monaghan seventh Pony eighth Sedley next and Brown oat last 315 The NEWCASTLE AUTUMN HANDICAP PLATE of 150 kovs winners extra the second to receive 10 sov lm Mr Iv IRUX Saxe by Dresden China 4 yra 6lb Harrison Mr Belle op the Wolds 3 vrs Sst 21b Gough Mr do Ha'kf 3 yre 7t (car 7st 31b) Wood bum 3 Mr Dare Devil aged 8st lllbfa*gan 0 Mr Linton 3 yrs 7nt 121b Chandley 0 Major Linhopc 3 yra 7t lllb Finlay 0 Mr Orlop 4 yrs 7st 91bLofthouso 0 Mr Alice Adopted 3 jts 7f Smith 0 Mr A Miss Morrison 3 yre 6st 711 (car 6at 91b) Gould 0 Winner trained by Armstrong) Belting 7 to 4 agst Boilo of the Wolds 9 to 2 iqpt Linton 8 to 1 each agst Halef Yirux Saxe and Miss Morrison 10 to 1 agst other Tho light wua so bad that tho lot had run fully half tho distance before it was possible to make out tho position Then Yieux Saxe was seen to hold a clear load from Belle cf tho Wolds who wa closely attended by Linton with tho other close up behind There was no change in the positions until tho distance wa reached when Linton was beaten Vieux Saxo however coming oa won In a leneth and a half Bello of the Wolds war second and ITalof third with Linton fourth Linhopo fifth Dare Devil sixth Orlop next anil ice A opted 1 as' 345 Tho TXJESD WELTER SELLING HANDICAP PLATE sov winners extra the winner to be sold for 50 sovs lm Mr East Linton by Charibert Hsinsby 6 yre 86t 131b Colling 1 Mr Glengrant 4 jts 9st 61b Finlay 2 Mr Gretna 3 yrs 8st 31b Harrison 3 Cant Southolmc 6 yra 9st 21b (all 51b) Stapleton 0 Mr Martin's Red Hoad 5 yra 9st 61b Armstrong 0 Mr Monastic 3 9st 31bfa*gan 0 Mr Stormont 3 yra fist llbGough 0 Mr Jeff Monitor 3 yra Cst 121b Weldon 0 Mr Timidnes 3 yra 8t 61b 8 Chandley 0 Mr Brittle 3 yre 7t 91b (all 51b) Caley 0 (Winner trained by Steel) Betting: 3 to 1 agst Glengrant 9 to 2 each agst Stormont and Monitor 5 to 1 agst East Linton 6 to 1 agst Monastic 10 to 1 each agst others Red Head was first awny followod by Enff Linton and Glengrant with the other close up Thus they ran to the distance where East Linton and Glengrant fJiook off all opposition and ran a punishing race home tho verdict being a head in favour es East Linton 1 The PARK PLATE of 100 sovs for horses that have never won 169 sovs at ono time (selling races excepted) up to tho time of closing weight forage allowances winners extra lnv Mr Armand by Arhalete 5 vrs 9st lllb Gough 1 Mr Ridley's Temple Better 4 yra 8st 121b (car 8st 131b) Weldon 2 Mr Lady Alice 3 yra 9st 35b 8 Chandley 3 (Winner trained by Binnie) Betting: 5 to 1 on Armand They ran a3 placed throughout Armand winning in a canter by 10 lengths: a length between second and third PROGRAMME FOR THIS DAY Hcrse3 marked a havo arrived PLATE of 100 sovs three-year-olds 61b four and upwards lOst anil allowed 31b: maiden threeyear-rlds allowed 71b four and upwards 121b: winners in 1894 or 1895 (selling race excepted) 71b twice or cncc of 200 sovs 141b thrice or once of 500 sov 211b extra cntranco 3 sovs lm age at lb Mr Posterity 3 9 13 aMr Martin's Rod Head Armstrong Mr 7 Kentucky Private aMr JJWdloya Temple Bruon Weldon Mr Raven Owner aMr 8- Garton Howard aMr by Lady Salisbury Hall Mr Tokio Private aMr Half-a Dollar Whipp jun Mr Sister Private Tho WEDNESDAY SELLING NURSERY HANDICAP PLATE of 100 eovs for two-year-olds winners of any race after October 15 at 6 pm 71b extra tho winner to bo sold for 50 sovs entrance 3 sovs 5fur 18 subs st lb aM by Mnemosyne Lund 9 0 aMr St Cannera Private 8 11 aMr Board Carol Singer Armstrong 8 11 aMr Little Pink Pearl Anson aMr Violenta Watson aMr Trudel Elsey 8 4 aMr Faoobj Lund 8 4 aMr Ixjveloek Holt 8 2 aMr by Ceremony Swann 8 2 aMr A neon's Furlough 8 1 aMr The Doon Binnie 7 13 aMr First Officer 7 12 aMr Pony Vasey 7 11 aMr Pinzetta Private 7 10 aMr Goffer Owner 7 9 aMr Macdonald's Duddingston Private 7 9 aMr Coverham Owner 7 9 aMr Jelly Fish Owner 7 6 Tho NORTHUMBERLAND AUTUMN PLATE of 160 sovs added to a handicap sweepstakes of 5 sovs each winners of any handicap after October 10 at 1 pm 711 of two handicaps or of any race value 150 sovs 121b extra tho locond to receive 10 bovs ljm age st lb Mr The Docker 4 9 0 Mr Shancrotha Anson a 9 0 aMr Perkins's Dare Devil Hall a8 10 Mr Bedlight Anson 3 8 6 aMr Lord of the Dalo Whipp jun aMr The Russian Binnio Mr Pimpa Hall Mr Lady Alice Owner a Mr Tait Sepoy Imperialism aMr A C- Richardson's Repay ic The A8TLEY NURSERY HANDICAP OLU plate of 100 sov winners of any race after Octolier 10 at 1 pm 71b of any two races or of one value 150 sovs 141b extra entrance 3 sovs 5fur a Lord Povorino vP Pock 9 0 Mr by Surefoot Abbess Bruckshaw 9 0 I aMr selachian's Hivite (71b ex) 8 13 Miss McCloskey's Our Maggie Ihivate 8 XI Mr Georgian Private 8 11 Mr Martha 111 Anson 8 11 Mr 8 by Mist of Tears Jeffery 3 8 Mr The Otter Steel 8 7 a Lord Crossing the Bar Bruokshaw 8 6 Mr Bothell's Tribute Jewitt 8 5 aMr A Kelvin Grove Swann 8 5 Mr de Little BobJ Watson 3 4 Mr Trj-st Wheelw 3 2 Mr Durannus Owner 8 2 aMr Steeple Bob Armstrong 8 1 aSir by Polly Maiden Mr Lambton 8 0 Mr Heath Hen Hall 8 0 aMr Silksworth 7 12 Mr Sod go Warbler Matthews 7 12 Mr hi Lord Moleecroft Whipp jun 7 lb Mr Cast iron Jeffery 7 9 COURSING CARMICHAEL OPEN MEETING Tuesday Judge: Mr Hedtay Slipper Booti a A wonderful fucocp wo achieved on tho Car-inichael Ground to-day Drenching run drove up from aouth-eatt without intermission and under auoli difficult anl dispiriting conditions it would not have Leen surprising had the sport as it were collapsed inueed for the first hour it looked not unlike a fiasco being in store harw coming badly but when beater got round to the lower ground a rery different result was obtained over 40 courees being run in tho space of three hours The sport indeed was fo merry and of rueh excellent type that old courser became quite enthusiastic weather discomfort notwithstanding A grander piece of coursing ha rarely ben witnessed and whilst it was a great triumph for tho patron happir-r rippled through all tho meteorological gloom the tenant of the Gr-ngv Farm Mr Patterson is intitled to the highest praie J8 course b-irg run from one beat over hi ground Several excellent performances helm'd to still heighten tho interest in tho sport Honoriue Broker Swarraton and Houldsworth all running well Amongst tiio dog nuppi-s af-aturw was th circunutanco of Sir Thomas Brock lehanl: beating his son in tho last courae and the Covington Stake furnished a coincidence in Hir Robert Jitrdinc being successful when his and Mr Willie npreentativ-s ran together In this caw the winner Margot ran very cleverly and other bitches that performed smartly were Foot-light Rumple Bell of Wooltoa and fJather In the OannicOhel Stakes Featherwood All Ahout It Carlsbad and All the Same ran well The best performers in the Cup were Fly Fast who ran a nailing good course and Listen moot is at 9 30 The WESTS AW STAKES for 32 deg puppis At £3 lCs ac 10 ft i Mr I- teat Mr raeliaa Mr Hardy's Hororius lir Fincher's Focbow Mr PoWs Patrick III Mr Lineckl Hero Mr Green Sloe Sir Acsuutberi AstrophsL Mr Fifth Mr Lanout Mr Broker Mr MairS Master Avon Sir Vi Am: nit tier's Arrio Mr Knirhthood Mr Maloom Mr Ooggi- Mr Ulenbrae Mr co*ke's Canicular Mr Word id Wocdside Mts-ra Fiddler Ferry Mr Brocklebank's Banbury Mr Kassel's Riffraff Capt Swarraton Sir Anrt'Uthrr's A-iarn BeiL Mr Carmel Kipple Mr Linton's iax-binrar Mr 1 lately iinuldswortb Mr Owin-t Mr HatchisoriV Clyde Valley 1 hir li -catch Thistle Sir Brook Bwilfa Mr Bret by 'ilie COVING i ON STAKES tor 33 bitcu puppies Aft £3 10s 10s forfeit Mr Ris de Veau beat Mr Hutchison's Clyde Ics Sir Gresdy Mr Adam's Flying Fox Ur Done Again Mr Brocklebsnk's Bonnie BriM Bush Sir Aostrutheis A vena Mr Lochlereo Mr Guinea Mr Miss Mmr Sir JardineV Margot Mr Thelma Mr Flutter cf Lace Mr Lady Minting Capt Shield's serington Mr Frivolous GirL Mr Bow's Nora IV bSir AiutruticFs Annie Winnie Mr Fletch-r A Footlight bir Line Sea Mr Russel's Eonrple bMr Nae i -noL Sir Garner Messrs Fan c1 and era Mr Problem Mr Hearken Mr Clyde Peach Mr Heroism Sir Brock Lcils of Wcclton Mr Maitia Mr Pot Shot Mr Adams's Flying Foam III Mr Gordon's Glimmering a bye Ths CARMICHAEL STAKES for 12 tlUge at £5 10? each Sir AnstmtheFe All the Same beat Messrs Fawcett's Ferule Field Mr Brisco ns Carlsbad Mr Clyde Rood Mr fetch's David Mr Cur Carmel Myrtle Mr Roberieon's Sam Sewell Mr Bencoo Close Mr FiercheFs Featherwood Mr Ret her- Sir Anstni JieFs Ail About It Mr Hardy's Bran The CUP for 32 all-age at £5 10 eaon i Mr Campb ll ns Lady Macdonald teat Messrs Brown os Limps' Mr Ten it ns Bobolink Mr Robertson as Ravecscraig Mr Smith ns BBC Mr Plenderleith ns Bonn lilj- Mr Adamson ns Hr Selkirk iu atenhOQK Mr McLean ns AsWrrb Mr Russell ns Dandy Loss Mr Forrest ne Grey Wether Mr Patenon ns Hastv Return Mr Brown ns Bonnie Cumberland Mrs Lawrie ns Globe Water Mr Core us Craigin House Lass Mr Gilbert ns McGrath's Master 31r Bell ns Fly Fast bMr Rankine ns Lurgj back Mr Reid ns yal Leaguer Mr Prentice ns Deserter IL Mr Robb ns Liston i Mr Clark ns Lady Mr Ballanty-e ns Auld Acquai tance bMr FicdUy cs Axt erley llr Jackson rw Ruby Red Mr Muir ns Dunganon IIL Mr Russel ns Bautzen Mr Strothers ns Fin Vale Messrs Scott ns Lily XV Messrv Lindsay ns Done Jack Messrs Weir as Chirrup bMr Brownlee ns White Heather IIL KINGSCOTE OPEN Tuesday A very poor sport was witnessed hero to-day and the worst as far as Kingsouto meetings are concerned Tho day opened badly a heavy fog delaying the start for half-an-hour and when this lifted sufficiently to allow the first course to take place hares proved to bo exceedingly scarce only half-a-dozen courses being run off during the first four or five hours About four a move was made to three fields known as the Chestell3 on Sir Nigel estate where better sport was provided Mr Minworth after winning its race against Throne and securing the hare dashed into a tree and broke its neck As matters stand at present an undecided and 15 other courses have to bo run before tho card will havo been gone through once and in this backward state there seems but a faint prospect of a finish to-morrow With luck however and by divisions of stakes it is just possible that it may not found necessary to conchtao on Thursday The KINGSCOTE PLATE (Opsn) for 19 all-ags at £2 10 each winner £24 Meond £10 third £4 fourth £2 i Mr Yorke'v Thornton II belt Mr Hogpu's Soliy SpritaaiL Mr Modern Beil Mr Grudge- Mr Morris's Modern Fly Mr Glory Mr Morris's Molly II oo Mr Felix Mas Mr Cool Mr Gregory's Fine Fellar Mr Eden Rose Mr Phelps ns Coskham SwelL Mr Royal Fury Mr Chard nsCootnusie Mr Gregory Mr Sawley Lai Mr Minworth Mr liayley's Throne Mr Hilary a bye The HALL STAKES (Open) for 13 dog or bitch poppies at £2 10s each winner £18 second £3 Mr Lady Middleton beat Mr Thurmastaa Lassie Mr Fox's Fancy Mr Hobbs Mr Royal Pastime Mr Thornton's Tiny Foot Mr Peter Piper III Mr Spear's Coffee Cooler Mr Stockings II Mr Hali Mark Mr Master Bert Mr Countess of HerscheL Mr Huntei Hall Queen a bye The CHAMPION PRODUCE STAKES for 17 dog and bitch pulpier at £5 10s each winner £34 second £16 third and fourth £3 each Sir Thatched Cottage beat Mr Hram Mr Spear's Venus IX Mr Fan Mr Loughborough Thoughtless Messrs Towaasai and Smith's CricMade Tom Mr Frost King Mr Mrs Flighti? Mr lord bMr Countess of Lonsdale Mr Harry Herschel Mr (loyal Windsor Mr Sunny Side Messrs Reynolds and DunlaWs Real Ves Mr Harwell Ur Malpaso Mr Belle Winnie a bye Market Drayton Cocrsing The committee of tho Market Drayton Courting Cmb deoided on ovsning after the receipt ef a communic-rion from the Lor i of the Manor granting the use his Adderley Estate to huld a coursing meeting as early as pon-iM in November and appointed Mr Cottla jndge and Hayward slipper FOOTBALL Shetpey United Muawall Athletic Sneer -ues in flu weather Miilwaii had rather the best of a good game in the first hjff and scored after 39 play King beating Carter with a long shot Gtdde and Whelan scored immediately alter tne restart Sheppey played rluckily and after having a goal disallowed for offside -jeadro scored a legitimate punt Besult Millwall Athletic 3 goals Shepp Uni'eJ I Evzbton At L-yui before 5000 people Toe game wai fast and interesting ail through The Everton forwarss however quite outclassed tbe others of whom Sranbrough was lame and onlv the splendid hard work of their back- saved tbe Ofa-uah Fernie scored for the Casuals in three minutes but Bell equal faed before half-time In the second half Everton had most of tbe game but their shooting goal was weak Rosy sc-red Result Everton 2 coals Casuals 1 Midland Cocxtiks Union Trial At Moseley today Colours Hunter Moseley Gray Moseley Brownmm Nuneaton: Scattergood Handsworth Patterson Moseley Lowe Burton A Nuthall Moseley Whitcroft (1) Nuneaton Pittaway (2 Coventry Rollason (3) Burton Bourne (4) Rugby (5) Rugby Jackson (6) Leicester Dawvoi (8) Stoke Whitehead (7) White' Comric Coventry Wells Coventry Lewis Rugby Walfoid Old Edwar-oe- Sirstftffd Levick Stratford Wolf Rugby Jebbits (1) Nuneaton Aston (2) Burton Latchford (3) Rugbv Lincoln (4) Rugby Adams (5) Stoke Millward (6) Moseley: Ebsworth (8) Moedey A Other (7) The bers correspond to those on the jerseys of players "chessT The annual meeting of the Birmingham Chess Club took place last evening and vaa well attended Tbs report showed an increasing balance the number of members was sustained and the club during ths L-t season had won three-fourths of its matches After dinner Mr Blackburae played a number of simultaneous games with his usual surees To-night ho will give an exhibition of blindfold play and after that will visit some of the minor dum which are taking advantage of Mr Blackburae engagement by tho Birmingham Chess Club to witness his simultaneous play We understand that Mr Martin ia about to relinquish the bon secretaryship of tbe club and that Mr li Clere has signified his willingness to accept the position Wolverhampton Bookmakrrk and the Nhv It wiii be remembered -bat when the new bye-law prohibiting street betting in Wolverhampton came into operation a number of bookmaker trnferred thsir business to tbe borough boouiiaiy unr tbe Fighting co*cks on tbe Dudley Head aud within the tkdgley District Conned ares It is now reportol that the Scdgiey authorities have served -n-nmocssa upon some of ths peneiilers who are ailegod to havr eroated au obotruetiou Hop Unequalled os a whole Tabic Bevenge To be had at Wfas soow Taosparanrs Mr Ladt Bride by Canon dam by Lord Conyngham 6 yrs list lllbC Hogan 1 Capt Listen 4 yrs lOst 71b Mr Ripley 2 Mr Venetia aged list lllb Hassall 0 Lord Ding Dong aged list 71b Banner 0 (Winner trained by Lawton) Betting: 11 to 8 agst Lady Bride 3 to 1 agst Ding Dong 100 to 30 ag- Venetia 7 to 1 agst- Listen Won by a distance Tho winner was bp light in fo-110 gs Venetia fell and Ding Dons ran out 40 The COLWICK HANDICAP HURDLE RACE Bab did not fare w-v well at Fwley ra yeeterdav as althoush five favourites won out of six i the prices offeree bv the bookmakers were such as to lo21 i ptedude banket makmL-a n- Patrick the Bir- AMtUcr Yellow Cm baOhnuln vrn SSEf 1 thittl 50 out of tho race ljin whom pav 5 eovs each) aMY A Bailey's Gazetteer Mr A Bard of Avon Lord Bo Paris III aMr A Duncan's Novcourt Cole a 8 3 aMr Jos Grand IhikeT Leader 5 8 3 Mr Cyprin Steven 58 0 Mr I Contract Cannon 47 9 Sir 'i'tirockmorton' Anlaf Chandler 3 7 6 aMr Cannon's Amphidamu Cannon jun 47 3 aMr II Minstrel Boy Fallon 5 7 1 Mr A Brown's Tfiur 'Chaloner 9 iMr h'eek and Find Hobbs 3o aMr by Royal Silver Belle Owner 26 9 A 9 A Tho REDHILL WELTER HANDICAP of 100 sovs entrance 1 sov each to memljers of the Gatwick Club and 3 sovs each to other (winner and second free) winners after October 10 at 1 pm 51b if of a handicap value 259 eov 101b extra 6fur at lb TanderageoLynham 5 10 7 Mr Crawley Barratt 4 10 1 Mr Sir Michael Lowis 4 10 0 Mr Golden Slipper Owner 5 9 11 aMr MeCalmonC Go Lightly Jewitt 4 9 Mr Hyams's AnterosA Nightingall 6 9 Mr A Humphrey Clinker Burbidgo 3 9 5 Mr Galloping Dick Hobbs 4 9 3 Mr Melanie Cannon jun 4 9 1 Duke of Wra Cayenne Porter 3 9 0 Mr Paprika Wheeler 4 8 12 Mr Maffio Owner 5 8 9 Mr Loyalty Wheeler Mr Knocklayd Owner aSir Millennium Gurry aCapt Acrefield Braime Mr A Robert Dow Andrew Mr Monos Nightingall 3 8 Mr Jack Spinner Owner 3 8 Mr Rising Star Sydney 3 8 Mr Impersonator Humphrey 3 8 aMr Hampton Mazo Nightingall 3 aMr A Brown's Belle Winnie Chaloncr 5 Mr William Leap On Sherwood 3 7 7 11 7 10 aMr Murihly Cannon jun To Owner aMr Crosdegs ARRIVALS Grand Duke zette' Go Liehdy Harnptoa Mpzc Ivor Kn? Spid rr dy Ailsk Lakeside ft Alone Male-A If AmphMama Arno Galliard Acrefie IM1 Winnie Blue nt Centur i Cibforn a Croaleg Elvira Gold Red Moon -tlinstrel Boy Millcnniam Murthly Petty Theft aud Find Sitnuel Lorf Seresstic Salve SCRATCHING Gatwick Vilhers The Ruah ana Quilon Surrey Dimity colt -nd L-dy Nithada NEWCASTLE AND HiGtt GOSFORTH PARK AUTUMN Tuesday The first of the two racing of tho Newcastle and High Gosforth Park Autumn meeting was commenced under very unfavourablo condition Tho rain which fallen all tho previous night continued with ceaseless persistence during tho morning and entirely precluded tho possibility of anything like a gate This was unfominato as there was a good entry of horses for tho six events on tho card tho arrival list being considerably strengthened during tho morning by dctacliments of liltoly runners 1 from the stables cf Anson and Binnie The Meldon Handicap brought out ii of the i8 hores entered on the card bui throughout tho wagering bac-cers would look at nothing but Lady Sturtou whoso liking for soft going was well known Thus at the finish as little as 6 to 4 was taken about her Very little money went on Pickled Barry st 7 to 1 but Mr half-bred practically made the whole of tho running and gained rather a clover victory Soliraan was unfortunately shut in inaitla the distance aiid whatever chonoo ho may have had was considerably jeopardised in consequence Tho Hazelngg Selling Plate was contest -u for by the whole of the 12 entrants and the event had a aomewhat open appearance Watch Tower and) Hivite left off ixiual favruntes at 3 to 1 each whilst Molisao and Trickle i were the only other two liackrd for mouey Tho last-named after getting well away was eased and Mnemosyne filly and Hivite wera tho leaders to the distance Then the unnamed ono wes in trouble and Trackless tnrow-! inr down the gauntleb to Hivite the latter well ridden by Lane held his own to tho end und won ly tluro- quart of a length Tho Gosforth Nursery Handicap was contested for by 13 runners but Automaton and Naphtha colt were iual favourites at 4 to 1 eacn and to the pair tho race was confined at tho finisb Mr unnamed ono winning rather cleverly it not easilr Tho chief event of the afternoon was he Newcastle Autumn Handicap Flat- for wh ch Belle of the Wolds was all the rage Although he ran second she met more than her match in imnr Saxo a 109 to 12 chance who showed considerable improvement upon his recent form in Scotland 1 ho Tuesday Welter Soiling Handicap Plate wa only captured after a very severe struggle with Glen Grant by East Linton and Armand sunply cantered hom*o in the Park Plate tlim The MELDON HANDICAP PLATE of 100 sovs winners extra 5fur Mr PintLED Berry by Rod in Picklo 4 yrs 8t 101b Bliwdc 1 Lord gOLtMAN 3 yrs 6st lllb (car but 121b) Nowman 2 Mr A Aston 3 CncsiD 6 yri 8rt 41b Gough 3 Lord Besom 3 yrs 9fc-Rickoby 0 Mr Snarly's Orrnac 5 yrs 9st Colling 0 Mr Dunmorgan 3 yrs 8st lib Finlay 0 Mr Royal Balsam 3 yrs 7st 101b Rico 0 Mr Mary Macgregor 4 yrs 7at 31b Sanderson 9 Mr Miss Munden 3 yrs 6st 91b Smith 0 Mr Samolo 3 yrs 6st 81b A Cowo 0 Mr Posterity 3 yrs 6st 71b Mullen 0 Mr Lady Sturton 3 yrs 6st 71b (car 6st 91b) Gould 0 (Winner trained by Matthews) Betting: 6 to 4 agst Lady Sturton 7 to 1 agst Pickled Berry 8 to 1 each agst Besom and Royal Balsam 10 to 1 each agst Soliman Crusade and others offered It was impossible to distinguish the colours until the lot had reached the junction of the two course but from the jockeys we understand that Pickled Berry jumped away in front and was followed by Crusade Royal Balsam Dunmorgan and Besom the others headed by Soliman came on in a straggling fashion and st the distance Lord colt found an opeuing and came through but he could never overhaul Pickled Berry who won cleverly by three-ports of a length Soliman was eccond four lengths in front of Crusade Posterity being fourth Royal Balsam fifth Besom sixth Onnao seventh and last of all came Samolo Tho HAZELRIGG SELLING PLATE of 100 sova weight for ago allowances the winner to be sold for 50 sova 5fur Mr Hivni by St Bees 2 yra 8at 71b Lane 1 Mr Trackless 3 yrs Sst lllb Finlay 2 Mr Mena by Mnemosyne 2 yrs 8at 41b Widdowfield 3 Mr Watch Tower yra lfct Armstrong 0 Mr Arms 6 yrs (fat lllb Gough 0 Mr A Melissa 3 yrs 9st 81b Colling 0 Mr Peasblossom 2 yrs 8st 21b (all 51b) rr Caley 0 Mr Caraba 2 yrs 8st 71b Kendal 0 Mr Gunning 2 yrs 8sft 71bfa*gan 0 Mr Watch Dog 2 yrs 8a 21b (all 51b) Sewell 0 ADDITIONAL ARRIVALS Allotment filly Balaam Blank Day Bashfulaaa Crouiog the Bar Cranberry Oovsrham Ceremony eolt Carol Singer Doom Do am of Gold Eudoxia Furlough Faeebv First Officer Gaiton Golfer Imperialism Jdiy Fish Kelvioerove Lowian-l Queen La tv Salisbury Little l'iok Pearl Lnvoloelc Miss Nancy Msjeetie Mr McGregor Noverre Pony Prize ta Fi'rolIa Prncess Lcuie II mure QoM'n S-raband Hasson iepsy Red Lace Steeple Bob Hrampanio Soutlolme Sepoy Cinnera Samel SoLr Ray Velve'eeu FAZELEY RACES The annual rac in connection with Faze ley Old Fair took place yesterday in tho presence of a largo gathering a special train being un from Birmingham Tno officials were 1 udge Mr A Evan starter Mr Lovett hon sec Mr Freeland clerks of the courso Pass and Green A good deal of disatif action was caused in connection with tho Flat Race from the fact that ono animal was weighed out for twico and in two different names with (he result that many of the public backnd it aa Nancy whilst it wo as number however did not appear on tho beard as a starter Result Fazeley Grand tuple Race about 2m to carry 12st Mr Molly (Patrick) 1 Mr Eva (Crewe) 2 Mr Kilbum (Squires) 3 Also ran: Mr Little Lady Won by two length one length between second and third Betting: 2 to 1 agst the winner The Stacks for ponies under 14 hands high catch weights about ljm Mr Lucy 1 Mr Bright Light 2 Mr Molly 3 Also ran Mr Jack of All Trade and Mr Robin Won easily by two lengths bad third Botting 4 to 1 on the winner Tjte Waiting Street Stakes about 14m to carry 12at Mr Price's Annie (Price' 1 Air Newbold's Rose (Haddock) 2 Mr Jack of All Trades (Mumford) 3 Won by six length a similar distance separating second and third Betting: 3 to 1 on the winner The Flat Race about 2m to carry Mr Dolly (Ridley) 1 Mr Wedge's Kilbum (Squires) 2 Mr Price's nnio (Price) 3 Also ran Mr Nanoy Mr Little Lady and Mr Rose Won in a canter by four length Betting: 3 to 1 on the winner The Stakes for ponies up to 13-2 hds about lm catch weights Mr Butterfly 1 Mr May I)ay 2 Air Gipsy 3 May Day extinguished its chance by running out of the course Won by a length All the animal went round the course once more than was necessary which gave a wrong idea of the winner to many people Betting: 4 to 1 on May Day 4 to 1 agst Butterfly Thb Tame Hurdle Rack to carry I2st about 2m over eight flight of hurdle Mr Molly (Patrick) 1 Mr Eva 2 Mr Paps' Daisy Bell 3 Won easily by five lengths: bad third Betting 2 to 1 on Molly (Advts) Turt Lifb finals 45 6L 85 Sportimo Luck 63 84 119 Speoia on-horse eiction 59 L'mfirr 79 60 120 142 152 33 39 Diamond special One 83 59 Penny Jockby 159 219 240 264 Special code Obv Racing World 63 123 29 88 131 160 Spee al 67 Selections from Middlbham Oftmk Dancer Iteebse Naphtha overnight wired Hivite 27 10 apple 16 Scampanto Gatwick 3ft pear 8 win oatigercu 26 Tartar and Milosis Thjk wires rd Sandowit 5s any single day 2s Telegraph 36 words for best Mentor Middlebam RSO Cambridge Another Molly Morgan will show a cieui pair ol heels to every opponent Trainer very confident therefore I must ask all old and new patrons to remit at once and get on thi good thing Cambridge bnip A dead pinch for Friday and Saturday Remit Is 6d for wire for either Lomas 6 Prosser Street Wolvcrhimpton(aD33 Club Information Important and Ad-ertisci (moving in best racing circles) knows certain winner of Gatwick Handicap to-day Prepay repp Honourable men only Post present after success (No connection with persons advertising from back Mr Hands Victoria Club Birmingham A Gentleman highly connected with the Tmrf with first-class information (thoroughly reliable) in fact connections fear nothing and con always invest with the greatest of confidence I shall be pleased to share my information on the following renns Guinea Weekly 5 Principal Address Jas Lawsgx Tourist Hotel Llandudno Numerous letters Horse and Jockey Inr Liverpool lam quite delighted The information sent mo cannot be compared with as far a I am able to Judge It is wonderful such information Had splendid week and desire to express my entire thanks 1 shall bp re id jour name far and near to recommend Yours faithfully 152 Fleet Street London every Tuesday Sixpence Good news good business good wire No bounce or misleading statement Next week special Cambridceshirc Order early Mat 3 My 14 Moat 9 (all 17 Astounding Daucr Irih Car and Bre Be colt wero brilliant selections in the Turf Marvel Sx- Knny Special The Newby Park reporter starred Pickled rry the Dsley reporter starred Bee Bee colt the Lyddington reporter starred Dancer the Wood hall reporter starred Lady Pride Thousands of sportsmen acknowledge the Turf Marrel Special to be the best special published Purchase last Monday's issue tills morning To-day Gatwick 147 107 125 Penny I Gatwick 79 95 SECRBTs" EDITED BY FORTUNATC9 FORTUNATU9 has discovered another REAL OEM for the Pandown Autumn Handicap run on Friday at Sandown Park and so CONFIDENT of success is he that in the event of this good thing losing which he considers impossible he will sonrl A WIRE OS THE CAMBRIDGE DAT ABSOLUTELY FREE OF COST Post 2s 6dTimmediately for this winner and fear nothing to FORTUNATUS S6 Warbeck Road London A Shilling Copy of STABLE SECRETS will be sent free to all applicants (or this wire BERTRAM GOLD THR MILLIONAIRE TURF ADVISER Eaul to btokiog OVERNIGHT jjo chance LETTERS Whilst EVERY WIRE YESTERDAY Gave HIVITE £109 if not a i act Have a MAGNIFICENT SELECTION for THURSDAY POST 10s IMMEDIATELY tar this REAL GENUINE CERT Connections RIDICULE Defeat (121b in hand) and to give one and all a AIR CHANCE if this animal don't WIN remainder cf this week and alj NEXT WIRES FR5E Can't speak fairer and thi hone should rtait at good price Also TOST Is 6d QUICK for CAMBRIDGE Probable WINNER CONNECTIONS EXTREMELY CONFIDENT Never mind my charge Remember a good article will always command a fair price No callers No representatives BERTRAM GOLD all42 163 Gooch Street Birmingham CAMBRIDGESHIRE I CAMBRIDGESHIRE I I CAN NAME THE ABSOLUTE WINNER IN ONCE A Glgantfo Coup is intended and you can share in the Good Thing I MAKE YOU A SPECIAL OFFER vis Bend ms your stamped address and half-a-dozen stamps (in case a wire ia necessary) and promise to put me on 2a at Starting Price and send me the Winnings next (fay Only GOOD MEN aaked to reply and thoee who intend KEEPING THEIR PROMISE I may also have another 8P job at the meeting (on the same terms! which shall be sent you either by WIRE or PRIVATE LETTER whiohever would suit the convenienoe of our Client Thb will save time and trouble of writing twice Bear in mind all I ask is the odds to 2a and after the diet trial I am certain you will never eeek other information Send per return your stamped address he to PLAYFAIR HURLING HAM ROAD FULHAM LONDON THE CAMBRIDGESHIRE! SUCH A SURPRISE 11 THE THE BIGGER CERT THIS SEASON Send in thousands stamped address at onoc ALP CLARK LT8QARP CHES ol066 SPORTING STAR SPORTING STAR THE WHITE PAPER Stffi in grand form Oars the following Winners yralrrday PUBLISHED IRISH CAR 11 to 4 agst DAILY BEEBEE Colt 6 to 2 agst PRICE Idl ARMAND 1 to 5 test NAPHTHA £Mtal agst Some Real Gems for Sundown Park Send 4a 6dL for the Three Days TO ONLY OFFICE OF SPORTING STAB 33 COLE8H1LL STREET BIRMINQHalf gjjjp Wmsatutb Hop The best of Omi-oaters will kindly note tebsi on Bottle netMs fa only guarantee of AdsC Ufa NOTTINGHAM OCTOBER MEETING Tdesdat 150 A MAIDEN NATIONAL HUNT FLAT RACE PLATE cf 40 sovs for horses duly qualified weight for age 2m on the flat Mr Ley Gauntlet by Gallinule Lady Louita 4 yrs list 71b Mr- Hope Johnstone 1 Mr Mobda 4 yre list 71b Mr Thirlweil 2 (Winner trained by UaRDIK) Bating: 9 to 4 on Gauntlet who won easily by four lengths 220 The BENTIXCK SELLING HANDICAP HURDLE RACK of 50 fovs winner to be sold for 50 sots 2m over hurdles Mr Jackson's Continental by Boulevard JtorHaven 4 yra list 101b Mr Davies 1 Mr Columbine 4 yre list 131b Owner 2 Mr Parameter 4 yrs list 61b Owner 3 Mr A Zee Mou 5 vrs 12st 7ib Mr Eelville 0 Mr Harper's White Kent 5 yrs 12st 51b Mr Harper 0 Mr Little Charlie 6 yrs 12stF Hass all 0 Mr Brandon's Arc 3 yrs llsfc 31b Air Sidney 0 Mr A Lohengrin 3 yrs list Mr Carter 0 (Winner trained by Fallon) Betting: Evens Continental 3 to 1 agst Columbine 7 to 1 agst Parameter 8 to 1 bar three offer'd 'Won easily hv two lengths three lengths between second and thin The winner was sold to Lord Shrewsbury for 75 gs The NOTTINGHAM HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE of 250 sovs winners extra 2m Mr Cannon's Deerstalker by Trappisi Antelope aged list Sib Mawson CoL Platwbight 5 jts 10st 301b Eseott 2 Mr A Miller's Will the Wisp 5 yrs list Woodland 2 Mr Fanatic 6 yrs i2it 71b Mr Cheney 4 Mr Miss Patty 5 yrs IGst- 101b Penton 1 Mr Shipton 6 yrs 10st Sib Mr Davies 0 Mr A St Elmo aged lOst 91b Mr Beatty 0 (Winner trained by Cannon jun) Betting: Evens Playwright 7 to 2 agst Will the Wisp 7 to 1 each agst Shinton and Derskalker to 1 agst Fanatic 10 to 1 earn agst Miss Patty und fit Elmo Won by six lengths tho remainder trotted past the post Shipton and Miss Patty fell Ship-ton broke hw back and Will the Wisp epht a pastern a quarter of a milo from home The TRENT SELLING STEEPLECHASE PLATE of 50 sovs weight for ago the winner to be sold for 50 sovs if for 100 10ib extra allowances 2m Slinn 2 Mr Ladt Kildare 5 yrs list 21b Lathom 3 (Winner trained by Halsey) Betting: 11 to 10 agst Yellow Girl 5 to 4 agst Lord Lytton 8 to 1 agst Lady Kildare II Won in a canter by six length Lady Kildare was beaten off An objection to Yellow Girl on the ground of a cross and foul riding was very properly over ruled by the Stewards Lord Harrington and Mr Reid Walker Tho STEEPLECHASE PLATE of 40 sovs and 10 to the second for horse which up to the timo of starting have not won a steeplechase value 90 sovs in 1894 or 1895 weight for age: winners extra allowance about 3m Mr Clawson by Wizard Clove 5 yrs list 81b Bissell 1 Capt Haddington aged list 121bGazey 2 Mr Rose's Balkac 6 yra list Owner 3 Capt Forester nged list 71b Mr Ripley 0 (Winner trained Privatelt Betting: 5 to 4 on Haddington 3 to 1 agst Forester 4 to 1 agst Clawson 10 to 1 gst Balzac Won by five lengths very bad third Forester was beaten off GATWICK OCTOBER Tuesday A pleasant surprise was in store for those who journeyed to Gatwick to-day for whereas tho Metropolis was cloaked in a misty vapour we soon cmergod into a more genial state of affairs and by the time Gatwick wo reached a blue 8ky and a powerful sun made matt fra in a weather sense charming enough This pleasant state of affairs continued however none too long clouds rolling up though fortunately no rain fell The attendance was fairly good for this time of the year and the ground afforded good going A start was made with the Rothschild Plate in which Knight of Rhodes always had the call of Margaret of Bnnkome The latter however in the hand of Moray Cannon scored in tho end in somewhat easy fashion A tedious delay took place over tho Willow Nursery previous to which Bello of Sefton colt had thrown his jockey and bolting took no part in tho raoo the event being secured by Danoer who was afterwards bought in for 229 guineas Irish Car carried Mr McCalmontV for this Aiume lucky colours to victory in tho Hawley Handicap whilst Quill secured tho last Details: 133 The ROTHSCHILD FLATS of 100 sovs for horses which have not up to the time of parting won a race this year exceeding lim in (advertised) length weights for age winners extra allowances 2m Mr Margaret op Bbanksove by Despair Flower of Teviot 3 yrs 8st 71b Cannon 1 Mr Knight of Rhodes 5 yra 91b Owner 2 Mr Reprobate 3 yre 8sb 101b Mr Phillips 3 Mr Alexina 5 yrs 8st 61b A White 0 Mr Overtime 4 yrs 8s 61b Brown 0 (Winner trained by Owner) Betting: 11 to 10 agst Knight- of Rhodes 2 to 1 agst Margrrcb of 6 to 1 agst Reprobate 109 to 8 agat Alexina 20(to 1 nest Overtime Alexina and Overtime drew out in advance of Knight of Rhodes and though the latter momentarily went in front he at once gave way again to the other pair till the mile post was reached when Knight of Rhodes drew clear followed by MargareA of Branksomo and the latter going to the front below the distance won by a neck four lengths between the seuond and third: Alexina was fourth 2-0 The WILLOW NURSERY (Handicap) of 103 sovs for two-year-olds winner to be sold foe 103 sovs 5 fur Mr Dancer by Skipping Rope 7st lllb Robinson 0 Mr by Tbapeee Oe cil 7sfe 41b (car 7at 71b) Loate 2 Mr A South Africa 7st 21b Chaloner 3 Mr Crystalline Sst Gannon 0 Mr Harry Monmouth 8at Bradford 0 Mr Parley 8st Gartledge 0 Mr HoodW Own 7at 12U Wall 0 Mr Hove 7at 71b Kenny 0 Mr Scentless 7s lllb Ward 0 Mr Distent Shot 7st lHbGrimshaw 0 Mr CVnaawtiU'a Chop 7t lllb McGuire 0 Mr Elvira 7st 51b Freamantl 0 Mr Mayish 7st 41b (car 7a 6ib) Lotzm Mr by Royal Hampton Silver 159 sovs winners extra the second to reciv 20 sovs ard the third 10 sovs out of the race 6fur Mr Stevens's by Beebkb 7st 111b Loates 1 3fr King Greece 8-t 51b (car 8st 71b) Cannon Sir Pkttt Theft (91b ex) 8si Madden Mr Sarcllum 9st Wingfield Capt Carlton Spring 8ct 51b Allsopp Mr Campion 7st 111b McGuire Mr Cheater's Busherina 7st 51b (car 7st 61b) Loates Mr Verno 7st lb Wall Mr by Springfield Devonian 6st 121b Sharpies (Winner trained by Owner) Betting 5 to 2 agst Beeben colt 7 to agst Carlton Spring 4 to 1 agst Petty Theft 6 to 1 agst King of Greece and 10 to 1 each agst others Verno wa followed by Campion tho Bcobce colt and Carlton Spring for half the journey when Carlton Spring took up the running closely attended bv the Beebee oolt ard King of Greece- Carlton Spring dropped back inside th distance and a fine race between the Bcebco colt and King of Groece ended in favou- of the former by a head A length away Petty Theft was third with Burherina fourth Carlton Spring fifth -and Devonian sixth The MOLE STAKES of 2 sovs each for starters with 100 added: weight for age allowances win-to he Bold for 100 sovs 5fur Mr Marie Louise by Mach rath Marie le Ragois 2 vrs 7st 111b Chaloncr 1 Mr A Fiorita 2 yrs 7st 111b Allsopp 2 Mr Salve 2yrs Madden 3 Mr de Braggadocio 6 yrs lOst Cannon 0 Mr II Oyster Catcher 3 yrs Sst 91b Wingfield 0 Capt A de Vero 2 yrs 8st (car 8st lib) White 0 Mr Collin6ia 2 vrs 7st lllbS Loates 0 Mr Pough-Ja-Phougha 2 yrs 7st 111b Loatw 0 (Winner trained by Barratt) Betting: 9 to 2 agst Aridxs II to 2 each agst (Oyster Catcher Fiorita Marie Louise and Col linsia 7 to 1 each agst Bragiradocio and Pough-la- Phougha 10 to 1 agst Salve Marie Louise was fol- owed by Fiorita and Pough-la-Pliougha and after making nearly the whole of tho running Marie Louise won by a length half a lesgth between second and third Aridaa was fourth Oyster Catcher fifth and Braggadocio last Tho CHARLWOOD HANDICAP of 150 sovs enfcraroo 3 sovs winners extra the second to receive 20 sovs and the third 10 out of the race 5fur Mr de Rothschild's Quill by Beauclerk Enid 3 yrs 7at I01b Loatea 1 Mr Merry Shepherd 3 yrs 6st 61b (car fct 71b) Ward 2 Mr Centurion 5 yrs 7st 101b Allsopp 3 Capt Glengarry (5lb ex) 4 yrs 9t 71b Cannon 0 Mr Chasseur 3 yrs 9st lib Calder 0 Mr A Ccelus 6 yrs 7st 71b Loates 0 Mr lvnocklnyd 5 yrs 7st Chalnner Capt Sister Lumley 3 yrs 6st 121b Cooper 0 Mr Hampton Maze 3 yrs 6st 21b Chapman 0 (Winner trained by Hayhoe) Betting 9 to 4 agst Glengarry 9 to 2 cgst- Merry 5-hepheid 5 to 1 agsc Chasseur 6 to 1 agst Quill 10 to 1 each cgst Centurion and Cmlus 100 to 8 agst Krocklayd and others offered Ccelus on the rails made play from Centurion on the outside Knock Jay 3Ierry Shepherd Chasseur Glengarry and Quill to the distance when Quill ran through her horses and thenceforward having matters all her own way won rawly by two lengths a head between tle second and third Ocelus was fourth Knocklayd fifth Glengarry next and Sister Lumley last Lumley 1 COURSE BITTING BEFORE RACING THE CAXBKIDGESHIBE 8 to i agst Count Scboiu- I 10 to 1 bar berg -o 100 tol2 I BETTING ON THE COURSL THE CAMBRIDGESHIRE i 00 to 12 urt Count School- 1 1000 to 35 agst LesterUn -I leld alter 1OJ0 to 10 to 1 aget Portmaraock I 40 1 PROGRAMME FOR THIS DAY Horses marked a have arrived 1 The MONTEFIORE STAKES of 2 sovs each for starters with 100 sovs added for horses which have not at the time of entry won a race value 150 bovb in 1894 or 1895: entrance 1 sov each for horses the proporty of members of tho Gatwick Club 3 sovs each to others three year-old 8st 51b four and upwards 9et maidens allowed 51b winners after (October 1) 51b extra and allowed 31b second to reactive 5 sovs out of tho race lm age st lb Mr Mecca Jewitt 4 9 2 Hir A rcano Chandler 49 0 Sir The Tartar Humphrey 3 8 10 Mr de Auriga Hayhoe 3B 2 Mr A Bareac Chaloner 38 0 Mr Half Pay Private 38 0 8ir by Sheen Orphan Agnes Guny 38 0 aMr A Mak-aff Owner 37 11 Mr Rising Star Sydney 3 7 11 2 Tho BRIDGE HANDICAP of 3 sova each for starters with 100 added entrance 3 sovs each winner to be sold for 100 sovs second to receive 10 sovs ou of tho race Sfur 14 subs age st lb aMr- Miss Sybil Private 4 9 0 aMr Boaa Robinson 48 13 aMr A Belle Winnie Chaloner 58 10 aMr A by Queen Bees Holt 38 9 aMr Mitosis Owner 38 4 aMr Oyster Catcher Braime 3 8 3 aMr Juan Feraanuiz Lynham 3J aMr-Gottachalk's Nigh Attack Owner aMr C- Bended Knees A Nightingall 3 7 12 aMr Las Chance II Owner 37 12 aMr Allan Ramsay Wheeler 57 11 a Gen Williams' Temptation-Shorranl 3 7 10 aMr Thissle Finch Private 37 10 aMr 8 Ivy Leaf Downes 3 7 10 2 SURREY NURSERY HANDICAP of 200 sovs entrance 5 sovs for starters winners after October 10 at 1 pm 41b if of a handicap 71b and if of a handicap value 400 sovs or of the Low-field Nursery 121b extra the second to receive 20 tore uid the third 10 out of tho race 5fur nt lb Mr Alexander's Bob White Porter 8 2 Mr A Bassoffa Bentley Robinson 8 1 Mr Sweet Song Prince 8 0 Tord Mosley Chief Marsh 8 0 Baron de Bauterelle Marsh 8 0 Mr Yellow Jacket Viney 7 13 aCapt Simnel Loaf (41b ex) Braime 7 13 aMr Blue Tint Prince 7 12 aMrX Lad Ailaa Jawing jun 7 12 Mr CLrF Harvest Money Private 7 Mr J'W Widower Private 7 10 Capt Lambton Weeping Willow Mr Lambton Gen Colonsmy Shemutl Mr by Wild Monk Dutch Girl Owner 0 9 7 In the Flat Race those who tried to forestall the market had the worst of the deal A horse was entered as Nancy Lee and waa weighed out for as such Lower down the card there was an entry ia a different name as Dolly Strange to say the same animal was also weighed out for as the latter When the numbers of tho starters went up Nancy Lee was found not to exist and the animal which had been known in the paddock bv that name was discovered to be identical with Dolly in which name it started and won An explanation was given by the nominator" that Dolly did not arrive on the course and Nancy Lee was run in its place It was suggested that the animal should be reehiLteci I wonder if Hawke and Co have sent any agents out to the Transvaal A irrespondent at Johannesburg informs me that the parsons out there are making a crusade against gambling one rev gentleman describing the lucky winners in the big weep on the Johannesburg Handicap as thieves Oor correspondent adds that they may succeed rteppinz some modes of gambling hut it will take fa bit of as Pegrv Pryrie says Whilst taking part the Nottingham Handicap yesterday afternoon Shipton for whom Mr Reid Walker paid a big prire canto to grief at an ooen ditch and broke his back Will the Wisp had jncticallv won the sam race quarter of a mile irom home when he split a pastern At West London Police Court on Monday James Crney the ex-champion light-weight pugilist of gland was bound over for two months for using threat towards 3D Lapidus a fanner well known in the Birmingham district money Count Sehomberg was favourite yester-T at the principal London clubs although Port-araock stood his ground at 10 to 1 Beet Man faavelled badly ana Telescooe was backed at 25 Is The weather was fine at Gatwick yesterday and the attendance rood In this respect they were joore fortunate than the north-oountrv meeting The racing to-day at Gatwick should prove quits as interesting The Gatwick Handicap will prove almost a trial for Portrearnock as Gazetteer who is to ran to-day has been leading the Cambridge-hire candidate in his work lately 7 shall expect Gazetteer to win and most danger may be expected hum Seek and find The Surrey Nursery f-hould 5e secured by Agnes Gai-Uaed and Lakeside will Wba place For the Redhill Welter I fancy Jaci winner with a run At and Gosforth Park in the Mate I like Haep-a-Doixab in tho Northumberland Hate The Russian in the Ant ley Nursery Kelvin Gegve arid in the Hunt Flat ScaMFANTO TO-DAY At Ifield Plate Author TO CORRESPONDENTS (Saltley) Yes it was Portaous The report was inserted in our issue of Monday LONDON BETTING Tuesday For the Cambridgeshire to-day Count Sehomberg in capita! request and 9 to 1 was booked and Joted and a point more was also asked for about wtmamodc Tokio was easy on the latter mark at 100 to 8 None tho Wiser and Marco also were 1 request Best Man did not improve as he feed to 100 to 6 Prices: THE CAMBRIDGESHIRE' 3 lfi (Rob October 23 lm 240yda) 1ft to 1 att Beat Mao 20 to 1 agst Jostiwer £0 to 1 apt Florisrl II 20 to 1 agst 23 to 1 azat HoodcUrety-t to 1 ecst 1 4 0 1 test 1 agtt Tokio IL-t4o 1 am None the Wuer 1 tost to 1 egsfc SO to 1 50 to 1 Manchester betting THE OAMBRIUOE8HIBS td 1 aget Portmaraock to 1 zt Const 1 4 9 eget Korea to 9 aget Tokio II t4o wto 8egetKoDetlMWfaer to 1 agst Ftefael 0 to 1 eget LeJnsifcaer -t 25 to 1 scat Indian Qoeen-t 33 to 1 aget Sancho Rnz -ihr Mr by Lady Wh arise Armstrong 7 9 aMr A Cherry Pie Osborne 7 9 Mr Tait by Tyrant ule Star Lund 7 9 Mr Sanderson Phil Brown Owner 7 8 Mr Cranberry 7 8 Msfchaots BoUkrs.

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