Edmund's prey Gos: oon Ten Broeok's grey Wild Gift.
Betting:—Offers were open at about 2/1 on Red tobin and against Tajmahal, for though: the "cumshair" looked a perfect picture while waiting for the.start, nobody could be induced to stake d-liars about him at this time, the field being so limited. One well-known ''sport" was indeed liberal enough to several times offer 60,40 against Red Robin, but could induce no takers to respond.—There was again a small field, out of twenty-five entries only four eum: ing to the post, but they were all good ponies, and a capital race was the result, tile difficulty was experienced in getting srhaps the finest one of the meeting. Some them away, but finally they were pretty evenly despatched, Wild Gift, with his special characteristic, going away with the id, Red Kobin second, Tajmahal third, Gossoon fourth. These positions were tained to the Stables, where Gossoon came on even terms with Tajmahal; and Red Robin, at the -mile post, had nearly collared the leader. At the Gardens the two pair were abreast, divided by half a dozen lengths, but at the Monument they were all up together. Then Tajmahal came slightly to the front, pressed by Gossoon and Red Robin, and. in this order they founltcd. "Red aden had the rails aad resulted. Red Robin had the rails and was splendidly ridden. He passed Gossoon at Morriss's and raced neck and neck with Tajmahal for first place, Tajmahal passed the Winning Post a neck in advance of Red Robin, whose finishing struggle was the admiration of all; Gossoon was a good third. Wild Gift cantered in. Time, mini 4.—Tur Sycee Sraxes.—Value, Tls. 100, added to a Sweepstakes of Tls. 5 each.—For China Ponies. inches as per scale.—V Meeting of a Race over 14 mile, Tihs. extra; two such Races," 10lbs. extra.—Trwo Miles. st, Tos. Mr, Fernando's chestnut Red Rodin 10 9. 1
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