Charles), Savoyard (Mr. Rea), The jem (Mr. Hill), Trumpeter (Mr. Sturrock), White Bill (Mr. Moller).
Two lengths; many. Time, 2 min. 122 sec.
6.—Tite Hart Lecacy Cur.—Half-night and a heavy shower early in the morning, but the course did not seem to be very much worse for the second day of the Spring Races, on Tuesday. The going possibly may have been a little heavier, but it was not so-sticky. The weather was as cheerless as on Monday, but ite of this there was avery big attendance, particularly in the afternoon, The racing was less interesting, "many lengths" being almost a standing decision.
Mr. Henry Morriss's bay, Henryfield Qtr, Harry White's p'bald, St.
"Pauls (Mr. Patterson).158—2 Toog's ches. Archer (Mr, Crokam).....-155—3
Also ran:—Ashinoff (Mr. Brodie), Comanche (Mr. Bauld), Dinna For: get (Mr. Geller), Farmland (Mr.
N. Dallas), Lucullus (Mr. Char-Jes), Roman' Metin (Mr. Hill), Settrington (Mr. Maitland), Sir Colin (Mr. Knoll), The Country Bird QMr, J. K, Brand), Wanderer (Mr. Springfield).
Two lengths; many. Time, 60 sec.
7.—THe NANkiNc Cur.—Three-quarters of a mile.
Billy Coutts's bay,
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