The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1880-04-03 00:00:00

SPORTING NOTES.
(By our own. 71,,rf Correspondent.)
EARL SPENCER'S PLATE
AND
NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STAKES.

The past weeks' racing was only of a local
character, and what might be termed Easter Sports,
therefore no need of any resume of the form that
was witnessed, as it did not in any way throw liOt
on future events.

Next week we shall have an old fashioned gather-
ing at Northampton, where on the first day th 3
Earl Spencer's Plate is set for decision. Last year
it was won by Warren Hastings and many thought
greatly of his chance again for this year's eveut,
but the form showed this Spring by hi:n lie Inuit
be put out of court,,and I would rather put my
trust in his stible companion Rosciu.. On the
lists, l'eck's Douranee, 3 year old 7st 711) is the
favorite, aril as this filly won some nine or ten
times last seasons, I t link that if

DOURANE
comes to the post fit and well that the s'alie will
go this time to Lambourne.
On the second day, the chief event i?, the Great
Northampton Stakes—distance two Ifrst
year's winner, Roehampton, has now 9st 21'.) to
carry and as he is a sterling good, horse ovect!ii3
dist,tnce, he will if trusted instead of Dresden China
take some doing. Jester let 91b reads well in ;so
does Palmhearer 7st l 21b. Peek just man Aged t
mis 4 this event last year with Ridotto, anti now
has four engaged to choose from, viz :—lthidorroch.
Moorfoot, Mar, and Adventure and as Rhiaorroch
won the Shrewsbury Cup, he should take s ane
heating here. Porter, with two, Westbourne and
Rosalind—the former will be saved for Epsom..
Alec Taylor might have one to rely upon from his
three and the best should be John Knox. Gilderoy,
I am afraid is a coward, but he can gallop when ia
the humour. The Dean in Joseph Dawsou's stable
is a useful sort of animal and is not over burdened
with 6st 7113, if he can stay the two miles it wouid
be a gift to him. Bloss, with Quicksilver and the
Hermit filly does not read particularly dangerous
And so favourable is

:MULEY EDRIS

treated that I shall plump for him as the whiner.

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