Tell's grey Nyi 10 Min's bay Rusti 2 Buxey's brown Tycoon 3 Morray's grey Millionaire.
This was a most interesting race, with two strong favourites Susewind and Tycoon amongst the starters, and splendid possibilities amongst the rest. A field of a dozen faced the starter. After one failure they got away in close order Susercind who was saved for this race, never having been out of his box all day, leading. His performance was a really good one, as from the start he was never reached and kept his distance all the way, a couple of lengths from the others, till passing the stand for the last time when Tioga bya quite unexpected and gameefforteameuptowithin nearly a length of him. Passing the Stand for the first time, Oxfordshire was second, Bicycle third, Oriole fourth. At the half mile Sisewinel was leading by about three lengths, Wild Dash and Tiogo abreast, next came Tycoon closely followed by Pizarro. At the Monument Pizarro ran into fourth place, while Wild Dash and Tiogo slightly lessened their distance from the leader. After going behind the Bushes in the above order Susereind came down the straight leading by a couple of lengths from Wild Dash. In the race home Tiogo ran into second place, being about half length before Wild Dash who was third, with Pizarro fourth, Bicycle fifth, May Flower sixth, Rigi seventh, Tycoon h,—Tie, min. 17secs.
Tue Moxcor Cur—Value, Tls. 150—For China Ponies, being bond fide Griffins at date of entry—Weight for inches as per scale—Winmers of a Race of more than a Mile, lbs. extra; penalties accumulative—Entrance, Tis.
5—One Mile and " Quarter. ing's grey Mazayran grey Free Lance Lippus' grey Butrenows Ring's grey Hirano...
Sassoon's bay Loafer Tell's grey Mont Tendre grey Gil Blas.
riad's grey Herald 'Tt was getting dark when this race started. Loafer got wway with the lead, with Herald running neck and neck, and' in this way they reached Loong Fei.' Going along the back straight there was but little alteration as far as could be seen from the Stand, but near the shade of the Bushes Eutrenows was seen to be running well for third place. Coming out again into view Mucayran was ading by a little and in the race home increased his advantage to nearly " length. Free Lance second, Entrenons a good third, Herald fourth and Loafer fifth.—Time, min, 49sec.
This concluded the day'
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