RACING IN ENGLAND.

Otago Witness, Issue 1968, 8 August 1889, Page 26

RACING IN ENGLAND.

MANCHESTER WHITSUNTIDE. Thursday, June 13. A BREEDERS' FOAL STAKES, Of leOOsovs (HOOeovs to the winner, 200sovs to the nominator of the winner, and lOOsovseach to the owner and nominator of the second). Colts, 8.12 ; fillies and geldings, 8.9. Five furlonga. Sir J Duke's eh cjLlewellyn, by Uncas— Lady Mostyn, 8.9 ... .., ... (Rickaby) 1 I Mr D Baird's b f Barcarolle, by Barcaldine— Lndy ' Gower, 8,6 ... ... „. (Calder) 2

Mr H Milner'e b or br o Devilflab, by Robert the Devil— Polonaise, 8.9 ... ... 'S Loates) 3 Lord Alington'B Bena. 8.12 ■ ... (G Barrett) 0 Mr JBibby'aS6Kentigern,B.9 ... (Ohandley) 0 Lord Calthorpo's Marchesi. 8 9 ... (Robinson) 0 Mr W Gardner's Strathpeffer, 8.9 ... (J Onborne) 0 Dnko of Hamilton's Fear Disgrace, 8.6 (Liddlard) 0 Lord Hastings' Faith, 8.6 ... (F Barrett) 0 Marchesi was favourite at 7 to 4, but had no say in the finish, which was a desperate fight between Llewelljn and Barcarolle, the former winning by a short head. Fbidat, June 14. Manchester cup. A piece of pate value 20°sovs 1 and 2000sovs added to a handicap sweepstakes of 2sovs each, 10 ft. One mile and three-quarters. Mr L de Rothschild's Cotillon, 4yr«, 8.3 (F Barrett) 1 Mr H H Tidy's Indian JPrinco, Syrs, 7.1 (SLoates) 2 Sir R Jardine'a Lord Lome. 3yre 6.S (Chandleyj 3 Mr J H Houldsirorth's Arrandalc, 4yre, 8.12 (Oalder) 0 Mr Warren de la Rue's Traylea. 4yre, 8.9 ' (Robinson) 0 Lord Howe's Claymore, 6yrs, 8.8 ... (Allsopp) 0 Mr H T Fenwick's Phil, 6yrn, 8.8 „. ■ (Blckaby) 0 Mr C Perkins' Bell Mahone, 4yre, 8.7, (Bruckshaw) 0 Duke of BeauforkVß&ve dOr, syrs, 8.4 > (T Cannon, jun.) 0 Colonel North's Philomel, 3yrs, 8.3 (J Woodburn) 0 Mr B Maple's Millatreara, 6yrs, 8.3 (Uddiard) 0 Mr H Orouehley ns Mr I'Anson'a Kenil worth, 4yrs, 7.12 ... ... ... (Fagan) 0 Mr J Clarke hs Mr J T Whipp'B Yarm, 4yr», 7.8 • (Reeve) 0 Mr H Milner's Heloiso, syrs, 7.0 ... (Blake) 0 Mr O Archer's Bversfleld, syra, CIO ... (Wall) 0 Lord Calthorpe's Savant, 3yrs, 6.8 (G Chaloner) 0 Betting : 7to 2 agst Trayles, 11 to 2 Indian Prince, 100 to 15 Claymore, 9 to 1 Philomel, 100 to 7 Phil, 15 to 1 Cotillon, 100 to 6 each Reve dOr and Kenil worth, 20 to 1 Mills* ream, 33 to 1 each Arrandale and Bell Mahone, 40 to 1 each Helofce and Lord Lome, 50 to 1 Savant, 66 to 1 Eyersfield, and 100 to 1 Yarm. Kenilworth and Lord Lome were well in front to the straight, where Cotillon came out, and won easily by four lengths ; the same distance separated second and third, Millstream was fourth.