Fungus' Cocorico 10st Blt Rabach'stwhite fri 10a 61b grey Sir Galahad 10st Lib Ten Broeck's chestnut Comanche list Drakcir's ehestnat Lord Emir 10st 51b Harry 10st The Griffin race was as usual the great event of the day. Cocorico, who had. at one period of the training been favourite, seemed to have falsified his early promise and the actual winners came to stand w with the knowing, It is scarcely possible to follow very minutely the individual fortunes of a Jat field, but the good ponies showed to the front eatly, and made the running steadily, Cocorico got a gor lace at the start, while Ravenshoe was fifth or sixth, after several false start occasioned by Lord Harrysreluctance. Beyond thefirstquarter Cocorico fell out in a remarkable manner, while Ravenshoe came quietly round the first flight on the outside, and with Heather Bell rode down past the Monument. Grasshopper was meanwhile in a non the e, and the race neertain when these—three reached the last corner. But Ravenshoc was firmly ridden out by his jockey and got agood lead. Grasshopper, a powerful pony, but not equal to Ravenshoe for a three-quarter mile gallop, showed that he had lots of go left in him, and made a game straggle to again touch the leader on the straight, which only resulted in his becoming a good second; Heather Bell a fair third, and a number of others close up, Time Im. 32s., or 1} seconds under that nade by Sir Launcelot in October and four under Coronet's at the Spring Meeting, 4.—Tue Lapiss' Purse.
Value £40.—For all China Ponies.—Weight for inches as per scale—-Winners of One Race since 1st January 1873 to carry Tlbs, extra; of Two or more Races,
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