Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-24 00:00:00

SPORrINO INTEZITONVE:

A. N. executes Cot:omissions on all the prineiria Races, on receipt
of Cash or Post-office order. A. 11f: will gitarantee all winnings,
charging a Commission of Five per Cent. Address A. M.,
NORTHERN Tnsss office, Liverpool.

SEAFORTIi FOOT RACES.

TO THE EDITOR OF TILE NORTHERN TIMES

Bir-With

:ference to the Lett t• in your's of to-day respecting
the Seaforth races, it appears to nie no one can fairly claim the cup
as lodged against M‘Donald, before starting, that
he was not qualified, according to the terms on which the entries
weirelmade. It is well knotrtn that it was intended to excludetil
but actual residents in the .3istrict, or Horsfall and others might
hiYce entered if they bad terila lodgings at Waterloo. As the other
d not pais the judge's chair, of-course

A protest

runners, it is asserted,

they cannot either of them claim the prize, end I think the most
satisfactory plan will be to open a fresh entry, and either confine

:t to actual and known residents, or throw it open to (IR, and let
,he entry fees be high.nough to forma go6dlecond!prize.—t'our's

respectf

TATTERSALL'S.—TESTEEDAT.
LATEST BETTING.
NortiIIUMBERLA-ND PLATE.-5 to 1 agstHepa*ica.
GOODWOOD STAKES.-20 to I agst Lord Neson CUken).
THE Danny 1,18G0). - 25 to I agst Troc-atore (taken freely)

NEWTON RACEST-YEiTERV

Yesterday Crhursda „
and beautiful. The attendant

the second •day•of!thele races, was fine
e was rttunerous, and the gay and
ive dresses -of the ladies, heightened
sbie. The wind, however, was rather
it is all its gi,,nr, gave a warmth and
rwise would have reminded one of the
the rain. Air. Johnston officiated as
?sy and politetess to all. The sport of
ic St- Ileien's Purse of 50 sovs., which
was won _ by tilength. The Second Kane, the
Visitors' Purse, was wo : by Artless•on die Post, by a short head,
'flit to the clever jockeyship oY Snowden, who waited till he
*he stand, when he passed on, sod won, to the astonish-
^m,- The Gold Cup followed. for which seven
'ade the favourite at two to
The (In—

expansive, as well as expo:
the effect of the tout en es

y Butterfi

as she like
which Abr(

the vest, f

uarswood Plate was
as met,. the great "pet," the "talent"
He was beaten very easily by Jack

th. The Newton Stakes was the Concluding
ich was won easily by two lengths by an

The ST. HELENS' Prr.sa of be sovs, added to a Sweepstaks of 7
sovs each, 3 ft, for two and three year olds ; the second to save his
stake; straight half mile; I.# subs.

,
Butterfly ..
•• ..
.. .. .. 1
Knayton ..
.. 2
.. .. ..
Lady Grosvenor ..
•• ... 3
Betting.-2 to one on Butterfly; .5 to lon any other. Won by a
length; three lenghts between second and third.
The Visrroas' PrnsE (Handicap) of 160 gs, for three year olds
and upwards; winners of any race value 50 sove 71b. of two or 100
sous 10113 extra; one mile and a quarter.
Artless .. .. .. .. _ 1

... .. •
Jack Spring.. • • • • •• .. 2
Betting.— 2 to 1, Jack Spring; 5 to 2, Artless; 5 to 1 any other.
Jack spring made all the running to within the distance, and led to
near the Stand by a clear length, when Artless collared him, and
won on the post by a short head.
A GoLD CUP, value 100 sows, the gift of the Lord of the Manor,
added to a Handicap of 10 toys each, h ft, for three year olds and
upwards; the second to receive 20 sovs out of the stakes ; winners
of any handicap value 100 sovs after May 31 71b, of two or one of
2GO 10th extra ; two macs.; 25 subs.

Little Agnes
Thornhill

of Denniart

.. • • .. ...
Betting.-2 to 1 agst Little Agnes ;sto 2 agst Prince of Den-
mark ; 4 to 1 agst Jordan : 5 to 1 agst Archduchess ; 6 to 1 agst
any other ; won very easily by a length; two lengths between
second and third.

The GAnswooD PLATE (Handi
ners of any race value 50 sovs 7.
extra ; Red House in (about 5 1

leap) of 60 sow, for all ages; win-
rib, or of the Makerfield Nate 101 b

Jack Spring
Ochiitree

Betting.-2 tol on Abron; 3
Joseph; and 10 to 1 on Jack Apr
portion of the running, and won

co 1 on Oehiltree ; 4 to 1 on Sir
Mg; Jack Spring made the greater

very easil,

The NEWTON STAKE'S of, soya each, with 25 added, for all ages
once round.
Slave
King William
Bett'ng.-2 to 1, Ochiltree; 3 t
6to 1, The Slave. Ochiltree ma
distance. The Slave was run in
lengths. Three lengths t.etN
PROGRA

to I, Babbler; 3 to 1, King William ;
tde the running for a considerable
blinkers ; won as he liked by two
second and third.
E-THIS DAY.

The LYME PARK.
for two year olds ;
31b, of two or 160 7
Purse 101 b extra: Re

'TARES Of 1
colts tist 7lt

goys each, h ft, with .50 added
Bat 41b ; winners of 50 somas
Park or at. Helen's

Golbor
shout 5 fur)
Mr G.: S. Dawson ns eh c Star- Mr Merry's b e Merryman
beck (81b extra) Mr W. Toornton's ch c by
Mr. J. Clarke's bf by Tecldington Teddington out of Ibis
out of Maid of Lyme Mr W. Thornton's b c by Touch-
Mr T.,Dawson ns eh c Montrose stone out of Area
Mr T. Dawson's. b c Pronssor Mr Windsor sbr c Libellous
Dick (Mb extra) " • Mr Copeland's b c Coronet
Mr E.. Buckley's gr c Welshman Mr J. H. Whitehouse's b cby
Mr J.. Thorpe's ch c by Daniel 1 Touchstone or Backbiter out
O'Rourke, dam by Sleight of 1 of Ghuxnee
Hand Mr P. Parr's br c Pescatore
Mr Merry's ch f Lady Falconer Mr W. Hudson's eh f Lady
(71h extra) Trespass .
Mr Tiargrcave's ch c Aristocrat
The SELLING HANDICAP of 3 SOTS each, with 30 added ; the
winner to be sold for 40 sous; one mile and a quarter ; 10 subs.

age st lb I age st lb
Lord Jersey 5..8 7 Scylla ...
Lazy Lass
.3 .6 10
Terror
Blarney.
Awful
The Sorrn LANCASHIRE TRADESMEN'S PLATE of 100 Soya, added
to a Handicap of 5 sovs each ; the second to receive 20 sovs out of
the stakes ; winners of any handicap value 100 soya after May 31
51b, of two or of the Great Newton Handicap or Gold Cup 71b, of
both those races 101 b extra; once round ; 29 subs.
age st lb i age st lb
Black Tommy . . 5 8 12 Enookburn .... 4. 6 10
Hesperithusa
Simpleton ............... 4 8 2 Griffin . 3..6 6
Lord of Lorn .. .... ...... 4 7 13 Little Agnes (inc 51b ex) 3 .6 5
Piseber .......5..7 8 B c by Vatican—Lady
Eurbeck . . .. a.. 7 7 I Mary ........ •• • ... • • 3..6 4
Queen of the East 5.. 7 7 . Woman in Black..
Bald-face Stag .........4...7 6 Snowdrop .......• ...... 3.. 6 2
Gri11a.de..........
Peerless 4 . 7 4 Daniel .. .............. .. 3..6 0
Lord Jersey ..... 5.7 4 The Slave .. •
Princess of Orange .... 5..7 Nosegay ...
Turret .. .... . • .... .... 4 . 7 0 Fingal .. 3.. 5 11
Sir Hercules .... ..... . 3...7 0 Attraction (Inc 51b ex) 3. 5 5
'I hotnhill .... ..
The MANOR HANDICAP PLATE of 60 soys, for all ages ; the winner
__,...... Kn c„..y. after June 7 51bs, or the winner of the
dicap 71b, of both those races 10Ib

of any ra

Makerfield or the Garswood Hat
extra; bed House in (about 5 fur
age at lb
Polly Johnson (in 61b ex) 4 .9 0
Queen of the East .. 5..8 4
A bron 4 8 2
Dr. Lecte 4 7 12
Jack Spring (inc 101 b ex)s 7 12
Prince of Denmark 4..7 9
Princess of Orenge.• •••• •5 • 7 6
Griffin ...
July
Brandyball
Artist

age st lb
The Deer ..... ........... 3...6 0
Premium ..
Little Pickle 3..5 13
Bir Joseph . 3..5 12
Butterfly (inc 51b extra)..2..5 12
Little Girl
Adelaide
..3..5 10
E. L. 4. 3 .5 7
Skipjaek 3 . 5 5
GoldfindPr
C by Sweetmeat, out of
Little Kitty ...... ...2...5 0
B c by The Cure out of
Crazy Peggy ....• ..... 2..4 9
Augury s(dead)
of 3 sous each, with 30 added,
,s after the fourth race of the day.

,3..7 5
4..7 0
3..7" 0

Gibside Fairy
Lottery .
A r tles.s .....
Miss Eleanor •

3 6 7
3. 6 6
3 6 6
3 .6 3

The Scc ILRY ST AX ES (handicap)
once round. To name ten minute

HAMPTON RACEs4.—YESTP.RDAY.
The Busuir PLATE of 3ir soya, added to a Sweepstakes of 5 so,s
each, for all ages ; the Straight half mile.

Brentrilli

Chantress

Mountain Dew

Nine ran