The Sporting review, ed. by 'Craven'., 第 38 卷John William Carleton 1857 |
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... Lord Londesborough's Sales - The Ascot Cup and Vase Day - Other Meetings of the Month • · • 1 · • · 13 19 28 BLINK BONNY ( WINNER OF THE DERBY AND OAKS , 1857 ) AND HER JOCKEY , JOHN CHARLTON - BY CASTOR CHARLEY SCUPPER'S RACING YACHT ...
... Lord Londesborough's Sales - The Ascot Cup and Vase Day - Other Meetings of the Month • · • 1 · • · 13 19 28 BLINK BONNY ( WINNER OF THE DERBY AND OAKS , 1857 ) AND HER JOCKEY , JOHN CHARLTON - BY CASTOR CHARLEY SCUPPER'S RACING YACHT ...
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... Lord's , Kt . & Sussexv . Eug.s 7 T Newmarket Races . 9 T r3 54 RISES F afternoon . s 8 15 9 40 17 r 3 5610 s 8 13 10 3 22 16 19 4 0 4 20 11 S Oxford Term ends . r 3 58 10 28 20 4 40 4 58 12S Fifth Sunday after Trinity . s 8 12 10 4221 ...
... Lord's , Kt . & Sussexv . Eug.s 7 T Newmarket Races . 9 T r3 54 RISES F afternoon . s 8 15 9 40 17 r 3 5610 s 8 13 10 3 22 16 19 4 0 4 20 11 S Oxford Term ends . r 3 58 10 28 20 4 40 4 58 12S Fifth Sunday after Trinity . s 8 12 10 4221 ...
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... Lord Southampton , and Ben Goddard will again officiate as huntsman for Mr. Drake . John Jones enters on another season with Lord Henry Bentinck , whose stud of horses are to be removed from Welbeck this summer , to Greatwell , near ...
... Lord Southampton , and Ben Goddard will again officiate as huntsman for Mr. Drake . John Jones enters on another season with Lord Henry Bentinck , whose stud of horses are to be removed from Welbeck this summer , to Greatwell , near ...
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... Lord Southampton ; and Simkins , who was his predecessor as huntsman at Lord Dacre's , is we believe , about to be put , partly by subscription , into a farm . He has been nearly a quarter of a century with these hounds , and succeeded ...
... Lord Southampton ; and Simkins , who was his predecessor as huntsman at Lord Dacre's , is we believe , about to be put , partly by subscription , into a farm . He has been nearly a quarter of a century with these hounds , and succeeded ...
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... Lord Londesborough's team for only 37gs . Tasso , a living image of his sire in every respect except the ears , which were " looking all ways for Sunday , " and with wonderfully fine hocks and legs , then went a begging , although his ...
... Lord Londesborough's team for only 37gs . Tasso , a living image of his sire in every respect except the ears , which were " looking all ways for Sunday , " and with wonderfully fine hocks and legs , then went a begging , although his ...
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