The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1880-08-14 00:00:00

SPORTING NOTES.

(By our own Turf Correspondent.)

_
Roeharapton has taken the position of first
favorite for the Ebor ttandicap, and from the Nval
he is supp,rted he undoubtedly will start a hot
favorite, and W. I'Anson's party feel confident of
wiping out their defeat of Knight Templar last
year, who ran second on that occasion. Stacknran
in Matt Dawson's stable and Novice in o,borne's
stable are well supported, still 1 think that Mr•
Gretton's 3 year old
FERNAND EZ

will take some beating, and if I couple the thrown
in 5 year old of Lord Zetland's Ellangowan, I
thing the winner will spring from the two.
Next week, at Stockton, no doubt we shall see
some remarkable changes in the Great Ebor n.ud
Doncaster St. Leger betting, and with the decision
of the Stockton's Tradesmen's Handicap, some nevi
light m'ght be thrown on the coming events. Itoe.
hampton heads the list of weights at Stockton, and
then Paltnbearer 7st 131 b follows on, but t,,e, hitter
must not be the animal he was when he ra.l ,econd
in the Derby to Sir Beys. Adamite, 7st 81b, if only
in the humour to try, should be handy here in this
company. Sisyphus, 7sl 51b, is now in for
Blackthorn will probably be kept for further on---*
but then 7st 51b, for a Liverpool Cup winu. r should
not be considered too much. Victor Emanuel, ist
21b. is really a better class 3-year old than niatil
give him credit for, and he is not out of the
race with his impost. Hardrada Las e•trned s
penalty. Bonnie Marden I do not like at the
weights. ltycerski is well treated but not a good
animal. Novice should be kept forthe Ebcr Hand'
cap. Jagellon is really thrown in, but I think
they must mean mischief with him for
Cesarewitch, but if meant here will only Gs!'
81b he ought to gallop in. Brown George, Lydian,
Poacher, and Black Diamond 11. are a lot of turned
loose ones of no account. Tertius, 6st. although
well in, will be saved for a more valuable handicall•
Reuben and several others we shall not see at tue
post, and finally I shall expect to see
ADAMITE or BLACKTHORN
to win this race easily.

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Saturday, August 14th, 1860.