RACING IN ENGLAND.

Otago Witness, Issue 1948, 25 June 1891, Page 26

RACING IN ENGLAND.

DERBY. Fbidat, Apbil 17. SUDBUBT STAKES, Of lOOOiovs, for two-year-olds ; the second received 50tovs out of the stakes. About five furlongs. • Duke of Hamilton's br o Bontbillier, by Trappist —Mirth, by CHenelsr, 9.2 ..'. ... (J Watts) 1 Mr B Maple's b f Ohibble. by Boyal Hampton, 8.4 [oar 85] ... .„ (J Woodbnrn) 2 Mr T Jennings' oh c Acrobat, by Trapeze, 8.7 [oar 812 ... ( F Webb) 3 Lord Oalthorpe's The Islander, 8.7 (G Barrett) 0 Mr T Gannon's Graham, 8 7 ... (Owner) 0 Lord Gerard's Metallic 8.4 ... (M Cannon) 0 Lord Hastings' Miss Astley, 8.4 • ... (Fagan), 0 Bir B Jardine's Glrthead, 8.7 (J Osborne) ' 0 Mr H Milner's Lady Caroline, 8.4 (Llddiard) 0 Lord Bodney s Belle Bose, 8.4 [oar 8.5] . ' ( F Barrett) 0 00l Forester t Nuphar, 8.7 ... ... (Blckaby) 0 Betting: to 2 agst The Islander, sto 1 Chibbie, 6 to 1 Bouthillier, and 10-to 1 Aorobat. A quarter of a mile from home the favourite was in difficulties, and at this point Bouthiilier resumed the command from Ghibbie, Acrobat, and Metallic. At the distance Chibbie challenged Bouthillier, and for a few strides threatened to wear him down, but he struggled on nobly under the weight, and won by three-parts of a length. Time, lmin 2 4-ssec, ' Sattjbday, Apbil 18, , DOVBBIDGB HANDICAP PLATH, Of 77550v8 ; the second: received SOtovs out of the , plate. The Straight Mile. Mr J Lowther'i.oh h Worldngton, by Oharibert Hematite, syrs, 810 ... ,„ (J Watts) 1 Mr W de la Hue's b f Dearest, by Hampton— Lady Tramp, 4yrs, 7-13 (G Ohaioner) 2 00l North's b o Old Coin, by The Miser— Margery Daw,.4yrt, 8 4 ... ... (M Cannon) 3 Sir B Jardtne's St Benedlot, 4yrs, 7.9... (Allsopp) • 0 Mr H MUner's Gavotte, 3yrt, 7.7 (KChaloper) 0 Mt,Oreat's Ecuador. 4yrs, 6 9 (Chandley) 0 Lord Bodney*! St Baphael, 3yrt, 6.7 ... (Blake) 0 Mr S Coleman's Orpheus, 3yrs. 6.0 (Bradford) 0 Betting : sto 4 agst Workingtpn, 6 to 1 Old Coin, and 8 to 1 Dearest. Bejow tbe distance -WorkmgtoD, who had always been travelling with much more freedom than Old Coin, was allowed to stride to the" head of affairs, and although Dearest went on in good pursuit, the favourite had no difficulty in holding his own, and won very cleverly by a length ; » bad third. YORK Tuesday, Apbil 21. ghbat noblhbbn handicap pla.tb, Of SOOSOVS ; the second received SOiovt out of the plata One mile and three-quarters. Lord PenrhynV Loricula, bj Hagioioope- Silver Band, 3yrs, 6.6 ... „. (8 Chandley) 1 Mr J Lowtber'a oh h Honndsditoh, 3?rs, 9.0 *"- (J Watts) 2 Mr B O Vyner's b o Sedgechat, 4yrs, 8.3 (Pagan) 8 Sir B Jardine's Ohildebert, 4yrs, 7.8 ... (Allsopp) 0 * Mr W I'Anson't Infula, 3yrs, 6.3 ... (Peake) 0 Betting : 13 to Bon Houndsditch, sto 1 aget Loricala, and 10 to 1 Sedgechat. : When fairly in the straight Infula was beaten, and with Honndsditch shortly afterwards holding ont signals of distress Lorioula came on and won easily by six lengths. Time, 3min 20sec. Value of the stakes, £465.