The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-02-22 00:00:00

54p in A.titelligenrt.

MANCHESTER BETTING.
CIIESTER CUP.
106 to 4 ag•st Satellite (off) 50 to 1 agst Flitch (tkn freely)
21) to 1 I
Viatka (off)
Nothing doing, with the exception of Flitch.

Wallace

NOTTINGHAM HANDICAP.
1 I Longlegs 2 Stapleton
Fifteen ran ; won by a length.
STAND PLATE.
1 Spicebox 2.
Nine ran.
TRIAL STAKES.
White Rose
Five ran.
INNKEEPERS' PLATE.
1 I Job 2
Ten ran.

Confusion.

Rat tl

Golden Pippin

llogerthorpe, winner of the Goodwood Cup in-1856, is offered
for private sale.
The Mersey Stakes will be rim on the second day of the
Liverpool July Meeting, and the Nursery on the last day.
Woman in Black, formerly the property of Mr. Alderman
Copeland, but lately in J. Lowe's stable at Ilsley, ran away
whilst at exercise on Monday last with a lad named Fox. who,
being pitched off against a wall, was so severely injured that
he expired shortly aftewards : the mare herself was much hurt.
The three horses in training, belonging to the late Lord
Londesborou,gh, were sold by Messrs. Tattersall last week.
sammerside was first put up, but "hung" for some time at
£5OO, when some comparatively brisk bidding ensued between
sir Henry lies Vceux and Mr. R. C. Naylor, and the mare was
eventually knocked down to the latter at 800 guineas. The two
two-year olds, Ellerton and Gavazzi, fetched precisely the same
piiee. 420 guineas each', and were purchased for Lord
Stamford.

The followinsr match has been made. at Bradford gen-
tleman bets £5O to Ilts that Mr. John Howard, of Bradford,
the celebrated jumper and runner, does not leap over "twelve
horses " without the assistance of any springboard whatever,
but only from a firm block of wood or stone ; the match to.
come off us some_ equestrian establishment in England, and.
within one month from the Rth instant. Howard to give three
clear days' notice when the match is to come off to the gentle-.
man that bets the £5O.

Theodine, 15 hands high, who has stood the wear and tear
of training and running for nine consecutive years, showed at
Slough what a little horse with a good heart could do. Within
2G hours this horse ran in four steeplechases, over ground unusw
ally deep and holding,:uid won tnree, carrying homy victoriously
12st 41b in the first race, 9st 131 b in the second, and winning
the third by twenty lengths with 12st 11Ib on his back. This
game little horse, on the 31st of October, 1856, won two steeple-
chases at Worcester, carrying list in one and 10st 131 b in the.
other, and both run and won within an hour.
Bita.ta.su TounNAmEst.---International matches are now*
all the rage, - One between the crack billiard players of Albion,
Gaul, and the United States, is on the tapis. it is proposed.
to bold a billiard tournament in New York during the coming
summer • and invitations have already been sent, and their
' recipt acknowledged by John Roberts, the English champion,.
andeharles Berger, the celebrated French player. Prizes of
considerable pecuniary value will be awarded to the best
players, and liberal amounts for travelling expenses allowed
to the European Mayers It is anticipated that this tourna-
ment will be the means of bringing together Michael Phelard,
the American champion of the game, t.nd John Roberts.
4.101,4: AND Iforsts.---Various have been the opinions upow
the difference of speed between greyhounds and race horses, if'
opposed to each other. and wishes have been indulged by the
sporting world that a criterion should be adopted by which the,
superiority of speed should he ascertained. The following cir-
cumstance, which accidentally took place in December, 1800„
affordS some information upon what has been considered a
matter of great uncertainty :---A match was to have been run
Aver Doncaster race course for a hundred guineas; but one of-
the horses having beeh drawn, a mare started alone, that by
running the ground she might ensure the wager, when, having.
run about one mile in the four, she was accompanied by a
greyhound hitch, which joined her from the side of the.course„
and emulatively entering into the competition, continued to.
race with the mare for the other three miles, keeping nearly
head and head, and affording an excellent treat to the field by
the esesgetie exertions of each. At passing the distance post,.
5 to 4 was betted in favour of the greyhound; when parallel'.
with the Stand it was even betting, and any person might:
have taken his choice from 5 to 10; the mart, however, had
the advantage by a head at the termination of the course.

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