The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-11-23 00:00:00

spartiug Autttrigetur.

Wells, the jockey, has gone to Chantilly for the winter.
Coventry races are fixed for the last Tuesday in February.
Everlasting, .1 yr*, was given away at Liverpool to Mr. Jas..
DaWson. _ _

Thitsk races will take place on Thursday and Friday, the"
18th and lOth April•
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Chelmsford races will take place on the sth June, and not on.
the 2nd July, as originally fixed.
The Manchester Autumn Meeting is fixed for Friday and:
Saturday, September 27 and 28.
Mr. Teddy has purchased Gracieux, 3 yrs, and Moist, 3 yrs,,
from Madame Latache de Fay.
Colonel Towneley has erected a Turkish bath at Middlehant
to assist in the preparation of his horses.
• A lot of nine brood mares from the Sheffield Lane Paddocks
will be brought to the hammer at Tattersall's, on Monday next.
Mr. G. B. Goddard, of Cheltenham, is engaged on a portrait
of t. Albans, the winner of the St. Leger, for the Marquis of
Ailes'hury.
Newcastle. upon-Tyne races are fixed for the 25th and 26th
and 27th of June ; thus clashing with the Odiham, Bibury
Club, and Stockbridge meetings.
Phantom Cottage Stables, recently bought at the hammer
by Mr. Peter
Price, have been sold by private contract to.
Count F. De Lagrange and BarmsNiviere.
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THE SKELETON OF ECLIPSE.—Professor
for the New Veterinary College the boneser Gam
oGfthigseenohbales saneciumraeld,
at a cost of 100 guineas. The skeleton has for nearly seventy
years been in the possession of the illustrious Bracy Clark.
Its high intrinsic value depends on Eclipse being regarded,
from his great fleetness and power of endurance, as the finest
type of a blood horse ever born. From the blood' of this horse
are derived all the most renowned performers of the present
time, and it was from the skill and talent displayed by Sainbel
in dissecting this horse and publishing a memoir on his un-
rivalled proportions, that insured him the support in founding
the Royal Veterinary College of London. Large sums have
been offered for this remarkable skeleton, and, amongst others,
sixty guineas by the Royal College of Surgeons of England.
Mr.' Bracy Clark, the first student of the London College,
received the bones from Sainbel himself, and has justly said of
them that "they may be securely referred to as an unexcep-
tional model on which to calculate speed in horses."—Scots-
man.

HUNTING FIXTURES.
The CHESHIRE HOUNDS meet on
Saturday, November 24, at Belmont
Monday, November 26, at Calveley Halt
Wednesday, November 28, at Norton Priory
Thursday, November 29, at Appleton Hall
Saturday, November 30, at r kshton Heyes.
Monday, December 3, at liorbury
Wednesday, December 5, at Black Dog, Saighton
Thursday, December 6, at Oulton Park
Saturday, December 8, at Beeston Castle
Each day at half-past ten.
The WYNNSTAY PACK will meet on

Friday, November 23, at ___.
Saturday, November 24, at..
Tuesday, November 27, at
Wednesday, November 28, at
Friday, November 30, at
Saturday. December 1, at
Each day at half-past ten
Master, Sir W. W. Wynn, Bart., M.P. ; Huntsman, J.Walker.

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