The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1880-10-23 00:00:00

SPORTING NOTES.
(By our own Turf Correspondent.)

THE CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES.

Good business in the way of speculation was the
general order of things at the clubs on the earn.
bridgeshire Stakes, and it is a near thing between
Evasion and Retreat for favoritism. Retreat, on
his Cesarewitch form, certainly looks to have $
gre ,t chance on paper, and Wadlow knor.s how to
win the race; and having six animals eegaged he
certainly should have one capable of doing she :See-
Saw trick. Evasion's from this year must give her
a great chance with only 6st ]2lb. Blanton. will, 1
think, trust Exeter in , preference to Lucetta
Cannon's Ulster is likely to be his best, Lord.
Roseberry's best will be Cipolata, who must have a
good look in on her previous form with Robert the
Devil. J. Dawson will find Leoville his best.
Goater ill depend on Cadogan. I'Ansen
send Roehampton, but the horse is gettng tale.
Jenning's Castillon is really a useful 3 year old)
and has been supported for some thousands by the
stable. Osborne's Experiment is a good animal,
ut 7st 1311) is a let to carry. Porter has some high'
classed ones engaged, but I can scarcely see where
another Isonomy is to spring from amongst the'
unless it is Prestonpans, but like the ale of that
name, which is very thin, I think Prestonpall'B
chance is a very thin one also. Sherrard ha!
eight or nine engaged, and from what I have hear"
The Chirper is likely to pi ova the best of the lot.
Alec Taylor seems not to have one fit to represent
this powerful stable—still I am told that Buchanan
and Lansdown should not be lost ;sight of, There
are several other stables that will have a cut
a winter's keep, therefore we may fully expect t°
see some 25 or 30 competitors at the post ; but ill
giving a final opinion on this event I shall agai3,
expect "class" to pull me through, and fit and We,"
at the post I shall boldly plump for
CIPOLATA,
with Evasion and Castillon as her most dangeron6
op, onents.

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