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I WREXHAM RACES. I

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I WREXHAM RACES. I Thursday, Oct. G, Stewards: Sir W. W. Wynn, Bart E. Peel, Ksq.> and R. Palmer, Esq. This meeting, judiciously appointed for the two days following Chester Races, displayed unmistaka- ble signs of an increasing popularity. It was well conducted, and the proceedings were not devoid of interest. The attendance included many of the principal and influential inhabitants of the town anJ neighbourhood. That rife and true sportsman, Sir W, W. Wynn, was present, and personally superin- tended the effieient. carrying out of the arrangements, Mr Topham discharged the duties ofstai-ter. Mr. White was the Judge. Mr. Johnson, of Wrexham, j evinced a most praiseworthy desire to promote the success of the meeting, and to ensure the accommo- elation of the visitors. Next year several requisite j improvements will be made on the Course, the most important an,1 long desiderated being the erection of a handsome and commodious Stand. The sport. Chme off as under :— The Bryn-y-pys Handicap of 5 sovs each, 3 ft, with 20 addd; the second horse to save his stake half a mile. 0 4 Mr. Owen's Voucher, 3 yrs Cliffe 1 8 7 Mr. Hargravo's Osbaideston, (! yrs.. W. Sharp* 2 7 10 Mr. Hancock's Pilot, 0 yrs Sabin 0 7 10 Mr. Lavies' Butterfly, l'b b) 4 yrs.G. Gates 0 7 0 Mr. Tempest's Tumbler, 'I ;rs T. Aldcroft 0 0 10 Mr, Uarret's Telegraph, ,'i )rs ,Hngh"sO 0 (i Mr. Wrthereil's Deception f, 3 yrs,Vealu 0 netting—8 to I ngst 1 ilot, a to 1 each agst Voucher and Osbaldeston. Pilot made the rl.ll1nioL(lor the lirst quarter of a mile, when he was passed by Voucher, the other. clublering in their wake. Half-way up th, dis- t.,I" 0 lball,,t,' ? 10 ,?.,?;h Voucher, bUl .fte?.. slashmg race w, was beaten L" half a neck Pilot was a bad third. 1'he Wynuatay Handicap of 5 aors each, with o0 added the second hol's to save his ,t?k?,, ?u. mile and a h.jf. 0 12 Mr. Handley's Maid of Monton fHiy. 3 yrs T. 13life 1 7 9 Lord CaIJ,s The Cou"t" of ThRba,ayis W. ftharpe 2 77?r.G. HargreavcxJohnt!rt'?t,4 yrs..E.J.)nM 3 :'MM. Cart..u'<Surv.?or,. G. Oates 0 t yrs. OatesO <i)MM. llendersoa's Crabbs, aged Gahen 0 5 10 NI li %V:, i I t iI yr. Yeale 0 .) 7 Mr. Cowell's EfHe Deans, 3 yrs .Hughes 0 5 7 Mr. :\lrtin' Ca.sy;J yrs Lewis 0 UK?ng—a to c agst Lountess ol lheb:t, -J to i agst Maid of Monton filly, 4 to 1 agst Crabbs. Maid of filly tt,,t?d ?iti? ti,? bt ?ft,r short di,tauce she ga." way to W/iittington. At the half-mile post Maid of Mont on fill} again went ahead, Countess of Thcba mil John Bright being .ceon,1 aud third, th" other8 widely scatteied in the rear. Maid of :\o!o¡,t,)n :iIl.v mailltaind the lead to the end, winning, hard field, by a length. 8ame distance betwetn the second and tlriid. The Plas Power Selling Stakes of 0 sovs cacti, with 20 added, for three yeas olds and upwards the second to save his stake. One mil", ti 11 Mr. Owen's Voucher, 3 yrs ( £ 20) Clifl'e 1 | 7 13 Mr. Tempest's Tumbler, 4 yrs ( £ 20) .Sabin 2 j 8 4 !Hr.Fro9t'!iReth?ekrt,l j rs Frost 3 7 6 Mr. Scott's Guy, 3 yrs \,{;tWL, E. Jones 41 15 g-0 to 4 on voucher, voucher waited upon Betbgelert until near the distance, when she went a Iliad and won easily by two lengths. A length between the second and third. The winner was old by auction for 7,5 guiuea8, The Chirk Castle Cup of 20 sovs (in apede), for h.il. bred horses, &e. One mile and a half, Id 0 Mr. Evans s lJucrow, aged.A. Hsynes 1 0 L G. Palmer 2 1 2 12 0 Mr. R. Johnson's The Baronet, 0 yrs. Mr. I 0d 12 0 Mr. Thomas's Diana, aged Edwards U 3 d 12 0 Mr. Dixon's Legs and Wings, aged Owner 0 0 d 11 4 Mr. birch's br g by Falstaff, 4 yrs..Owner 0 0 6 12 0 Mr. Jaques's Dinas Bran, aged.Capt. j Priee d 12 0 Mr. Peel's Oihollo, aged Owner 0 d 12 11 Mr. Wilkinson's Rose Atherton, 5 yr" Owner ,0 d First. Heat.—Betting.5 to 2 agst Ducrow, 3 to 1 each agst Malster and Hose t.herton. Won by a neck. Second Heat.—Betting—Even on 3 to 1 agst Malster, and 4 to I agst Haronet. Won by half" ierigth. Wilkinson rode legs ami Wings (lOr this heat. Third Heat—Betting—5 to 2 on Malster. "roil by half a length. pnnuv. The Cefn Park Free Handicap of 6 sovs each, with 20 added; the second hoise to receive his stake. About three quarters of 1\ mile. 87 Lord Caledon's t'ouutcss of Thet.o, o yr^ W. 'J Sharpe I 2 f! 5 :Mr, Dwic£'B Butterlly, I. b 4 yr. U, O:Ües 3 13 Mr. Blood's Lurk's All, Lged ,HugLe.; (¡ 7 13 Mr. Tempest's Tumbler, -1 yrs Sabin 0 ti 0 Mr. Ilargreave's Whittingt in, 3 y, Veile 0 lJettiufr-t; to 4 agst Effie Deans, 5 to 2 agst Coontess of Theba. Whittington made the running to the half- mile post, where the Countess of Theba took the lead, which she maintained to within a short distance of home, where Eflie Deans went in advaftcc, and won by half a bad third. rhe Gold Cup, value 100 sovs, in specie the second to receive 5 sovs. from the Cup. Two miles. 8 7 Mr Handley's f by Game-boy, 3 yrs Cliffe I H 7 Mr 7 3 Mr Hancock's 6 yr Sabin 3 7 2 Mr G. Ilargreaves's John Bright, 4 jrs 4 7 10 Mr Barton's Surveyor, 4 yrs G. Oates 0 7 ;i Mr Chcyce'e May Day, aged Prime U 72.1,1 r ll- Sugar Candy, -1 yrs Hughes 0 C)7Nit- %I' Andan  0 7 Mr W. Jones's Andantv, 5 yrs.. Winterboitom 0 5 13 Mr Davies's Minerva, 3 yrs" Veale 0 0 fi Mr Davy's Gaffer GreeD: aged Gahen 0 5 2 Mr lIll1rtin's Cassy, yrs Lewis 0 Betting—5 to 4 agst Maid of Monton dlly, 3 to t agst S, ugar Candj, 5 to } agst the Surve y or. Surveyor ted to the Stand, where he was passed by the Maid of Montou filly, followed by Cassy au i Alonzo. Repassing the Stand Alonzo took the second placc, but, failinl in his eflin t to reach the filly, was beaten easily by two lengths. Toe M;. <! of Monton filly was objected to on the ground of insufficient weight. fhe rase wil! be re- ferred to the Jockey Club. The Consolation Selling Stakes of ">;ovs. each, with 20 added. About one mile and a quarter. 6 6 Mr G. B. Price's Ada, 3 yrs ( £ 20), Cliffe 1 7 Mr Moore's Tumbler, 4 yrs 2 6 6 Mr Flinloff's Euphemusj 3 M Betting-Even ou Ada, who made all the running, and won easily by two lengths. The winner was sol,j I for 35 guineas. Tne Hurdle Cnp of25 sovs. given by Sir Watkin Wynn; three-year-olds, lOst; four, list; five, list, 71b; six and aged, list 101b thorougli-breds, 101b extra winners this year, 51b twice, 101b extra. Heats, once round and a distance, over three hurdles. Mr, Evans's Ducrow, aged, 12tit 31b.. Mr. A. Haynes 1 1 Mr. H. W, Johnson's The Baronet. 6 yra.Mr Giles Giles 2 2 Mr, Dixon's Legs and Wings, a^ed.. Mr. Oat to 11 3 3 Mr. I)it?.s g,d Ni G. l? t 1 Price, 4 1 Mr. Hargreaves's Maltster, aged" Mr. Jones 5 5 Mr'P"I\"Jrill'TheMiner,4Fs"n',n)('r 6 (¡ Won cleverly. satukoay. I The Pony Stakes.—The winner to Jeceive C7, and the second £ 1. Entrance 10s,, to go the Fund. Two, years-old 4st 71b, three ost. 71b, four fist 71b,, five 7st.- six and aged 7st., 101b. Half-mile heats. Won in two beau by Mr. MorrM'chh C,ifix, !} yrs, beating M. Beime's ?!? Kate, aged, and Mr. 'r?? Igr'. br g B)ue8'o<ingi,,??s. '? jrsr g TEF GAL1.0WAY STAKES.Th" winner to receive jelo, and the second f £ l. Entrance £1 to go to tie Fund. 1 wo-years-old Ost 71b, three ist, four 8st, five fist 71b, six and aged 8st 101b. Winners this year of £ 10, once 51b, and twice 101b extra. Mile Heat: Were, WOI) in two heats by Mr. H. Nokes' b f Hinllim, Girl, 2 yrs, beating Mr. Morris' ch f Crucifix, 3 yrs, Mr, W. Ankers' br In Little .Emma, 4 yrs, and M r. R. T. James' h a Flying Dutchman, 2 yrs, and Mr. W. Taylor's b or br m Mountain Maid, 4 yrs. The SCBAral.¡¡ Handicap, for ponies ar.d gallo- ways beaten in the two previous races the winner to receive £ 5, and the seeond £ l. Half-milehr.its. Was won in two heats by Mr. W. Ankers' bi m Little Em. ma, 4 yrs, beating Kate, aged; Tom Farrer, 3 yrs; and 1\1 ¡juntain Maid, 4 yrs. A Match for £ 10. Was won hy lklr. Jones's Joliuny beating Mr. P""y"9 Fanny.

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