The Sun.
London, England, 1858-08-04 00:00:00

MEMBERS' PLATE.

Julia 1
Captain Wcdderborn
Eight ran.
CITY PLATE.

Turret
Attorney-General

Six ran.
STAND STARES.

Shafto
Flying Cloud
(Particulars in our uext.)

NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE RACES.
TUESDAY.
(By Electric Telegraph.)
LADIES' PLATE.

Joan of Arc
Apollo
Marabout
Four ran
TRADESMAN'S HANDICAP.

Jack Spring
Alfred
Silkmore
Six ran.
STAFFORDSHIRE HANDICAP.

Thornhill
Cornhoro'
Moose
Three ran.
Ch AMPAGNE STASES
Archduchess
Brandy Ball..
Marmalade 3

1

Four ran.
POTTER'S HANDICAP.

Spider _ 1
Apollo
Junior Wrangler

Six ran.

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