The sky was beautifully clear on Tuesday morning, but it began to cloud over as noon approached, and was more or les overcast all the afternoon, but this was no disadvantage to those who attended the Races, as the full blaze of the sun early in the day was trying. The weather was very great deal more ssu that is expected in Noveniber, the maximum during the day having reached 7.4. The attendance at the Grand Stand enclosure was about the name as on Monday, and again the Txotai, rocompanied by Mr. Fung-ye, made his appearance for a short time.
the racing throughout the day was first rate, and with one exception the starting, was very commendable. The half-mile rac the Northern Cup, was won by a rank outsider, and as there were nly two chances taken on Delaware in the Pari-Mutuel the dividend was an exceptionally large one. The St. Leger was not only won by a griffin, dmnazon, but it was " splendid race, only a neck separating the first from the second, nnd the second from the third.
victory of Charyer in the Shanghxi Stakes was a surprise, and his owner was cheered when he led him in, Mr. Ring's win in the Racing Stakes Monteb: ito was decidedly popular, as it was the first success of the meeting that fell to this keen sport. There were also hearty cheers for Mr. Glondaye when Cuirngin proved victorious in the Sycee Stakes. The race for the Lana Mian Stakes was an extremely goo une, Mr. Renny on, Bloc Slipper ving won it very cleverly, while Mr.
Neumier no less smartly secured second place for Bleck Eagle. The final event of the day, the Diamond Jubilee Cap, was splendid race, Mr. C. R. Burkill by sheer ood riding having secured the victory for Meneii byw short head; Mr. Wuilleumier on White Rose beating Langkat for second place by half a length. Mr. C. R. Burkill was loudly cheered as he passed to the weighing-in room.
1.—Tae Nonruzny Cur—Value, Ths. 150.
Second Pony, Tls. 50—For China Ponies—Weight for inches as per scale—Winner of the Maloo Plate, Ibs. extra—Entrance, Tls. 5—Halj-a-mile, st. Ibs. Mr, Hopeful's bay Delarrare (Mr.
Souter)
Buxey's black Blak Wuilleumier)
Robson's dun Protector (Mr.
Ellis)
Cumming) Messrs. Barley' & Hay's" skewbald Anniversary (Mr. Dallas) Mr. Caanova's skewbald Zopfhusar (Count Nayhauss)
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