RACING IN ENGLAND.

Press, Volume LII, Issue 9117, 30 May 1895, Page 3

RACING IN ENGLAND.

«___. LINCOLN SPRING MEETING. Second Day—Tuesday March 26. The LiscoLxsnißE Handicap, of IOOOsovB, added to a aweepstanes of 20aovs each, 10 ft, unless declared; winners extra; the second received 5030V9. -Oae mile. Mr C. Duncan's eh h Kuclid, by Prism, dam by Speculum—Nydia, 6yra, 7st 121b (G. Brown) 1 Col. North's b h El Diablo. 6yrs, Bat 81b (M. Cannon) 2 Biron Rothschild's blk h Amandier. agad, Bat3lb (T. Loates) 3 Mr L. Niguet's eh c Saucho Panza, -yrs, 7at lib .. .. .." .. (Allsopo) 4 Mr W. I'Anson's-b'c Lottie's Dude, 3yrs 6't 101b . .... .. (Fawdon) 5 Mr W. Taylor-Sharpe's eh o Undecided, -yrs, 6ac131b.. .. .- (H. Toon) 6 Sir J. Blundell Maple's eh o The Owl. 3yrs, 63t71b.. .. .. (H. Chatoner) 7 Mr A. Cohen's b c Missal, 4yra, 6st 13lb (S. Chandley) 8 M. It. Lebaudy's eh h Acrobat, 6yra, Ist 121b (S. Loates) 9 Dumbarton. 9st; Carrick. Bst 21b; Xury, 7st 131b; Marnovia, 7st 21b; Karl of Annandale, 6st lllb; and San Giovanni. 63t Blb, also started. 5 to 1 El Diablo, 9 to 1 each Amandier, The Owl, and Dumbarton, 10 to 1 Missal, 100 to 8 Euclid. After five or six more or less important failures, Missal, on the extreme right, jumped off In front of Sancho Panza on his other fide, Marnovia in the centre, Earl of Annandale and Undecided on the left, the second lot consisting of The Owl, Euclid on the heels of Marnovia and Lottie's Dude, and the whippers-in, behind Carrick and Amandier, were Dumbarton and El Diablo. Of the last-named pair the big weight was soon racing in trouble, and together with Xury, San Giovanni, and Acrobat betrayed signals of distress when little more than half the journey had been completed. The first to secede from the front rank were Marnovia and Earl of Annandale, and when Sancho Panz* took up the running a quarter of a mile from home Euclid was in close attendance, the pair being followed by Amandier and El Diablo on the two extremes, with Undecided, The Owl, and Lottie's Dude at the head of the remainder. In another hundred yards Euclid deprived -Sancho Panza of the command, and was instantly challenged by El Diablo and Amandier, and although this pair ran their race out to the end they could not reach Euclid, and in gallant style he won by three-parts of a length from the favourite ; the same distance between second and third. Sancho Panza was fourth, placed by the judge, Lottie's Dude fifth, Undecided sixth, The Owl seventh, Missal aijrhth, Acrobat ninth, Sau Giovanni tenth and Earl of Annandale eleventh, while a long way off came the pulling-up Dumbarton, Marnovia and Xury. Time, by Bsnson's chronograph, lmin 44 4-o:h sec. Value of the stakes, £1415. Third Day—March 27. The BnocKr.ESßr Stages, of SOteovs. added to a sweepstakes cf lOsovs eich, aft, for t-vc-year-o'd?: cot« S?t 12ib, liilies and geldings Bs*: 91b : the nominator of the winner and the owner of the secmd received 50j0v3 each. Fire tarlongi. 136 Br.b'. Mr Wallace Johnstone's br c Kyoto, by Migoel-L-ma, Sat 121b.. .. (Allsopp) 1 Mr W. I'Anson'a tr f Salebeia, by Selby— Infula. 83?. 9ib (car. 8?t 10ib). .. (Coiliag) 2 Lord Dunraven's br f Fe3ta. by St. _imon— L'Abbesse de Jonarre, S»t 91b (C. Loatea) 3 Br f by Chirabob-Mezz tint, 8-t 91b; c by Jotter—St. Mary. Sitl2:b; Ean dOr, S3t 91b ; Longford Lady. S«t Oib ; Oughteravd, 8»t 12lb; Gil e*d, S*t I2Ib; Hailaham. 83t 121b ; Lantwit, Sit lllb; Tne Stour. fet 121b ; Rob_»pierre, 8«t l_l»» ; St. Servan, 8-t 12tb; Colonsaj, Sst 121b; Radiata. 8"t 91b; La Joe, 83t91b; Satisfaction. Si>t 9ib; Ager, B*«t 121b; Echline, Sst 91b and Xorah Sandys. Sit 9:b. also started. 100 to 30 agst St. Mary coir. 100 to 14 Echline, ICO to 12 Festa, 20 to I Kyoto. After a brief delay Satisfaction was left

behind, and to agood start Colonsay and St. Servan showed the way on the left from Ridiata, Haikhara, Mezzotint filly, and St. Mary colt on the right, with Echline and Saleh-ia in the csatre. The others were headed by Eau dOr, Longford Lady, and Li Joi-j until a quarter of a mile from home, when St. Servan and Colonsay beat a retreat. In the meantime Echline had assumed the command from Salebeia, and close uo with these l»y Festa, S-. Mary colt. Mezzotint filly, Eau dOr and Ridiata to below the distance. Here Echline, in dropping back, struck into the heels of Salebeia, but the northcountry filly he'd her own from Festa, Mczz-tint filly, ar.d Sr. Mary colt until approaching tbe stand, when Kyoto, who had been stealing up uuobssrved next the rails, shot out and won very cleverly by a length and a half ; a neck between second and third. Mezzotint filly was fourth, St. Mary colt fifth, Em dOr sixth, Longford Lady seventh, Norah Sandys eighth, Echline ninth,and C ilonsay and St. Servan the lasc two. Time, by Benson's chronograph, lmin 9 1-s:h sec. Value of the stakes, £020.