Heat I.—James Jobson, North Seaton. :g. beat Robert. Russell, south Hylton, 17, length and' a, half. 6.4 Jobeon. Heat 2.—J. Farrow. Sicotaweed, 17. beat Jos flobson, Scotswood, 16. by a, length and a half.--2 Farrow. Heat 3.—A. Tynan. Walker and Wa!bond, 17. beat T. Erickson, Wa

Dart. St. Quick. and NED CARVER. in the Sew Year Steepleeha*) at Manchanter ott .51onday, arc well, The last. named mar win. Bergate_yrillrun forward in tiro Cabtlo Sell- Hurdle. liarri,oul* ' , elected should win tbc Chorltou tiber,oo4 . Foreter inag not beat others in the — Vi

W OF LEAGUE - FOOTBALL. a Stern Duel for Honours. Famous Foes at Burnley. However. since that happened early last month the Shefflelders have deteriorated !considerably, as two wins against six defeats exemplifies. The United have always been indecisive forward, but their defence

of mans. years hare we had a single justifiable complaint against 11r. Douglas ilart or bin methods business." —Sporting Life. DOUGLAS STUART NEW OXFORD STREET, LONDON.

Rough. WINIIINGTON'S Wavertree, Full Mop. Ito.eapray, and Dumb Wafter went a mile 414111 a half steadily. UNDER ORDERS FOR NEWBURY: MAXWELL. Darr. engaged in the Victory Steeplechase at Manche ter, is well, and should run forward. BISHOPS CANNING. Touch and wet morning. Wickland

THE RING, LONDON. Johnny Curley Beats Bill Handley. A rounds contest, at featin r.e eight poundage, between Johnny Curley (Lambeth; and Bill }Lindley (Hackney), who could not meet.. ae they were to have done , a few weeks ago owing to tile latter having trouble with one of his e

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

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