The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-31 00:00:00

Tail &wt.

The nineteen fillies arrived at the poet nine minutes
after three o'clock, but before reaching Mr. leDeorge
they broke away, and consequently were wheeled round
Before they could he got in order Sister to The Drake
endeavoured to luilt to the right of the OsiD body, but
Aldercot succeeded in getting her on good terms with
the rest, and, after three attempt., the dog dropped to•
besutiful start at thirteen minutes past three. Lady
IM Trafford jumped away with the merest advantage,
followed by Bret in and Teneriffe, the three—who were
rota neek apart—being followed by Fillet de l'A ir to
Sherwood'. boon, where Teneriffe went on with the
running, Lady de Trafford following nest, Breese third,
Fille de l'Air fourth, Madame Walton and Tomato
being at the head of the neat lot, the lad three being
Cutaway, Stater to the Dr.ke, and Finesse. They ran
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Tomato fifth, and Molly Carew ninth; the re.
notinder, having taken elate order, followed well up.
Tanen& rejoined Fille de l'Air descending the hill to.
tritrdaTattenh•in Corner. the pair coming down site by
ode, Tomato and Breeae brig neat, in the order men
Stoned behind whom, well op, were Antionettm Sara
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gates, Molly Carew, and La Goma Laura Molly Carew
made op her ground coming down the bill, and looked
formidable three-quarters of • mile from home. Tomato
then went iu front of Breese, and eon alongside Filled*
l'Air till they came roam, the turn, Breene following
cloaely behind. At T. tten haat Corner Aartgoom we. suit
denlv pulled up and dismounted, and on •amnination it
waa discovered that she had sinm,hed her pastern. When
fairly in the straight, Fille de l'Air remuie•l • clear
lead, again followed by Berea Rothacltild's too,
Antoinette and La One.. Lades dropping back as they
neared the diatomic, Molly Carew being in Pursuit of
the leading trio—Fill.. de l'A ir, Tomato, and Breese—at
a long interval. Before reaching the stand enclosure
Johnny Daley headed Tomato, and mole • determined
from to overhaul the Fr meh filly, whom, however, he
could never reach, and Fille ae rAir won by halls
length ; • length separated the second and third,
and two lengths the tided and fourth ; Lady De ad,
beaten ten lengths, was fifth; Merry Wife ninth;
Sardinia geteutb ; and L. Game Loam eighth; Cuta-
way was last. Saragossa, as previoutly mentioned.
injured herself so mash that Abe woalri have at *nee
been destroyed, but that her owner, Lord Selland. WY
absent from itidispeeiticet. Tine, two salaate• and Ma*
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