Stormy and wet. PERRY'S Red Micheal. Rapscallion. Royal Cell, Little NYelPh. Pint Measure, and the youngstere had haalthy exercise. Free Return went a mile and a half. KIRK'S Royal Oak and Little Princess covered a mile and a half. Red Michael, in the Victory Hurdle at Mancheste

Merty Lad in good fettle, and should rueln well for the Reigate Hurdle at Wch on Wednesday. *BROADWAY will requite beating for the Purley Steeplechase. Sundry Bets. in the Maiden Hurdle on Thursday, is no fancv of 'mine. will take beating for the Clayton Selling Steeplechase. Li

Hokin I prefer to Fighekteen for the Castle Selling at Manchester on Yonder. and will go oloae. WHICKHA3I is well for the Chorlton Handi- cap, and worth attention. STOCKY:OOD will he near the mark for the Broughton diurdle on Tueaday. Vale of Realm will not beat others in the Pe

Bucks Hussar was bred by 31r. Donald Fraser, and is the fifth living offspring of Bracelet, none of whose stock has as yet earned a bracket. A good two-year-old, she won five races at that age and was second twice. In her second season she was the runnerup to Rhodorn for the One

plate; Mr. KENN] Mr. BTAN Course. YORK SPRING MEETINI Will take place - MONDAY. TUESDAY. and May IS, 16. and The followinqc Races will DAY NEXT. January Weatherby and Sons. q._ Office of the Jockey Club. 15. square ' London. W.I: and to the of the Tur f Chits of Ireland. Merrion

Bennet 2 IN 95 , 3 .Owner LIObiI 4 5I 0 Collie 0 Blair 0 Sit:eau, 6 ibers. &meth. Keener le water. ant Nail by tine from all, who. over the mss; eiz Q. BeNY- the

Coomassie's First Year: A Brilliant Victory. The standing out feature of Coomassie's first year was her marked superiority over all her opponents, together with the brilliant way in which she each time spun with her hare and gave a sure stroke at last, when the correct moment ar

OF RULES AND CHANGE OF ADDRESSES. and after January 2nd, 1922, all hetter Commissions must ho posted overnight evrepting clients who have received a letter tram us giving them permission to post 50 minutes before the set time of a race (Reg. letters overnight) as heretofore. Any

In the game in Edinburgh in which ho is conceding Aiken 4.000 start in 16,000 op. yesterday afternoon practically stood still while the receiver of start was scoring close upon 500 Aiken made breaks of 165, 116, and 185, in all of which be played ound billiard:, The play later f