'Andreas' grey Sokol... Arthur's grey Pall Mail Paul's chostunt Montezuma.
Allan, on Jolly Friar, got an exceedingly bad start, and was two or three lengths behind the rest of the field at the first corner. Mr. Brandt, on Allegro, went off at a rattling pace, and had put a good three lengths betwoon him and Sokol, the accend pony, at the quarter-mile." At the garden corner, Sokol and Pall Mall, ridden by Wintle and Hutchings, closed up with the leader, and Jolly Friar passed Monteuma and took fourth place. At the monument Sokot snd Allegro were almost neck, and neck, and at the turn into the straight, Pall Mall and Jolly Friur closed up and' a fine race ensued. Allegro and Sokol fought hard for the first place; but meanwhile Allan was pushing forward splendidly on Jolly Friar. At the Grand Stand he passed Sokol, and bade fair to win the race. Allegro however never quite Jet the Ewo pony reach him, and a splendid race ended by his coming in winner by a neck, Sokol being third, Pull Mull fourth, and Montezuma a bad last.—Time, 2m. 9hs. 3,—Tne Mates Stakes.—Value, Tle. 250; Second Pony, Tls. 50; Last Pony to pay third Pony's entrance.—For China Ponies that have never rau at any Mosting.—Weight for inches as per scale,.—Entrance, Tls. 10.—Three-Quarters of a Mile.
Godolphin's grey Nectar Kelly's white Cornelia Fungus' dun Pun St. Andrew's white Snowdrop. Toog's black Patlas wy. dun Moon...
Fordol's grey May Blossom Arthnr'e grey Shoreditch lack Blackfriars Seor's grey Fung Yit Bills' grey Grazioso chestnut Andantino, Kelly's grey Jessamine Troy's bay Selangor Ogilvie's grey Bpigram Of Shovediteh and Blackfriars, Mr. Arthur Geslared best to win 3 of Jessamine and Cornelia, Mr. Kelly declared best to win of Herschell, Pallas and Moon, Mr. Toeg declared best to win; of Andantizo and Grazioso, Mr. Bill declared Andantino to win, When all the ponies were on the course making their way to the starling point, Jessamine was observed careering around without a rider. Ho resisted all the efforts of the mafoos to stop his progress, and made his way off the course and Intohisstable, He waa eventually brought back, and his rider, Mr. Reynell, mounted once more. Considerable difficulty was experienced in starting the largo field together; but after a false start or two the ponies yot off well, and Brandt on Andantino made his way to the front and put a length between himself and the rest. The fine field of sixteen ponies made a most imposing show as they came round in the bright sun-light; but in the closely packed crowd it was somewhat difficult to tinguish the individual ponies, At the Garden corner, Bidwell, on Pallas, came up to the front, and a little later, Dallas, on Blackfriars, made an effort to obtain a place. Turning into the straight, the favourite, Nectar, ridden by Dunman, came along splendidly, and passing pony after pony, won the race by a neck; amid loud cheers fromhisbackers. Meanwhile Mr. Meyerink, on Herschell, and Wintle, on Cornelia, had jstauced the other ponies with the excop-\d a fairly close race for the second place, which ultimately fell to Cornelia, Punkin was fourth.—Time, 1m, 334s.
4,—Tur Crus Cor.—Value, Tis, 150, added to a Sweepstakes of Tls. 5 each.—For China Ponies.—Woight for inches as por scale.—Tico Miles.
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