(Mr. Massey) 0 Ruby's elly's dun Slam (Wr. "Dal-
Kell). 11 1.0 Gilbert & Strangway's bay Hurlingham (Mr. Midwood) 1 1.0
(Mr. Vaughan)
Middy & Vine's white Coronation (Mr. Gresson), Messrs. Middy & Vine's ches.
Tammany (Mr. Middleton) 10 9...0 Mr. Robson and Common's grey Rivalry (Mr. Alderton).... 10 12...0 Hopeful's grey Form (Mr.
Campbell) 1 1..0 Kanuek's grey 5 Crawford) H 1.0 Jimdick's grey Kenyie (Capt.
Pel it 1-0 Ring's brown Arrieregarde (iis. Meperink) sce seeecec]L 1.0 A slight rain was falling at the beginning of this race, but scarcely in suiticient quantity to do more than damp the course. Bon-accord was the first to leave the field, with Manchu secon eregarde third, The Miner fourth, rine fifth. Algerine rapidly made headway in company with the Miner, who was in front for a few seconds, but could not maintain the lead Yorridge, who had all through the race "been Keeping a good position, came into second place at the straight entrance, and had a hard fight with Algerine for the lead, but was beaten by two lengths by the favourite. The Miner, though he made a gallant effort down the straight, had fo be content with third place, "Torridge passing him by a length. Manchu, who remised well during most of the race, fell finishing part of the course' Vime, 1.482 seconds, the record for the distance. The previous record was 1.48} secs. established by Majestic in the Autum? of 1892, and again by Mighty in the following Autumn of 1893.
Pari-Mutuel.
Ponies. Towin. For place.
Torridge 12 23 Form
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