Related article: originally the property of Mr. T. Jackson, who sold him Buy Prednisolone Online to Count Kinsky, whose colours he carried successfully in a number of Generic Prednisolone races in 1886 and 1887, and in the latter year he won eight out of the nine races in which he took part. Mr. R. P. Stevens, of Sandiacre Hall, died at Stanton Grange, Notts, on May ist, at the aee of fifty years. The deceased, in his youth, was a prominent athlete in many branches of sport, but the one he took most interest m was cricket. He repre- sented Derbyshire in the first match that county ever played, this being against Lancashire in 1 87 1, and subsequently he was elected captain of the eleven. As a batsman he was very reliable, playing a sound, steady game, and he never failed to punish any loose bowling on the off-side of the wicket. He earned a big reputation for his excellent fielding at pomt, bringing off many fine catches. Dunng later years Mr. Stevens was keen to hounds and a hearty supporter of the Belvoir and South Notts Hunts. The winner of the Chester Cup, run May 3rd, Mr. Teddy's Uncle Mac (late Northallerton), did the course, nearly two and a quarter miles, in 4 min. loj sees., and credited his owner with 2,030 sovs. Mr. Pack's Up Guards, who won in 1898, covered the course in 4 min. ^ sees., the value of the stakes being the same; in 1897 Mr. R. Lebaud/s Count Schomberg won in 4 min. 7 sees. In 1896 The Rush occupied 4 min. 8r sees., and credited Mr. Dobell with ;f 2,265. ^^ 1^95* the time of Captain Machell's Kilsallagan was 4 min. 5^ sees. , and the race on this occasion was worth ^^2,495. On May 3rd the Right Hon. Sir Archibald Levin Smith was elected presi- dent of the Marylebone Cricket Club in succession to the Hon. Alfred Lyttelton, M.P. The right hon. gentleman is a Lord Justice of Appeal. When at Cambridge he Purchase Prednisolone Online was a distinguished oarsman, rowing No. 4 in the losing Cambridge crew of Cheap Prednisolone 1857, and also in the following year, when he occu- pied the second thwart in the Purchase Prednisolone victorious Doat. In 1859 he figured as No. 3 in the memorable race Mrhen the Cambridge craft was upset. Messrs. Tattersall held their Buy Prednisolone annual sale of foxhounds on May 5ih at Rugby. Excellent prices were realised. The sale included the whole of the Avon Vale Foxhounds, the thirty-five couples selling for 406 gs., or nearly I2 gs. a couple. I^ord Bathurst's draft of seventeen couples brought an average of nearly 10 gs. The pick of the sale were ihe four couples of entered hounds, sent by Mr. Harrison, late master of the East Galway, which sold for 159 gs. Of these Mr. Dunwaters pur- chased two couples of three season bitches for 81 gs., and the same gentleman Prednisolone Price bought one of the best lots of the Avon Vale. One couple ot dc^ hounds from the East Gal way, viz.. Victory and Tartar, brought no less than 58 gs., though Victory was put down as a five-season hunter. Mr. Michael Widger died on May 6th at his residence. Manor House, Waterford, 476 BAILY S MAGAZINE. (Juke after a brief illness. Mr. Widger was the eldest of the brothers who ^ have been identified with racing for many years, and the Victory of Wild Man from Borneo in the Grand National of 1895 may be men- tioned as Prednisolone Cost one of their greatest successes. The race from London to Brighton organised bv the South London Harriers on May 6th, was very successful. The winner, F. D. Randall, Finchley Har- riers, covered the distance in 6 hrs. 58 min. 18 sees., W. Saward, of the Essex Beagles, being second, in 7 hrs. 17 min. 50 sees. This is the first race of 50 miles or more since J. £. Dixon estab- lished the existing record of 6 hrs. 18 min. 26 sees, at Balham in 1885. The death of Mr. Prednisolone Mg Tom Nickalls occurred at his residence, Pattison Court, Redhill, on May loth, at the age of seventy-one years. Mr. Nickalls was for many years Master Order Prednisolone of the Surrey Slaghounds, which he took over in 1878. Himself a sculler of some celebrity, as far back as 1856, Mr. Nickalls was the father of the two famous rowing men, Vivian and Guy. Mr. H. L. Raphael died suddenly at Newmarket on May nth at the age of seventy years. Although Mr. Raphael only registered his colours in 1896 they were soon carried to the front by Amurath by Janissary out of Ladykin. Mr. W. Cooper's Newhaven II., winner of the City and Suburban (about one mile and a quarter), covered the course in 3 min. 18 sees., the value of the stakes being 1,665 ^^^^ ^^ 1898, when Mr. L. Brassey's Bay Ronald (5 yrs., 8st.), was successful, the time was 2 min. 9^ sees. ; in 1897 the Duke of Devonshire's Balsamo (4 yrs., 7 St. 4 lbs.)» covered the course in 2 min. 14 sees. ; and in 1896, on the oc- casion of Mr. Barnaro's Worcester (6 yrs., 8 St. 12 lb.) winning, the time taken was 2 min. 1 1 sees., the stakes amounting on each occasion to /,i,665. In .1895 Mr. T. Cannon's Reminder (4 yrs., 8st. 9lb.), covered the course in 2 min. xoj sees., and credited his owner with ;f 1,435. The famous old brood mare, Lily Agnes, dam of Ormonde, having recently become very infirm, has been destroyed at the Eaton Stud, of which establi^mcfit, sajs the Sportsman, she was for many years the ^eatest ornament. Bred by Mr. Soanj m 1871, Lily Agnes went thitw^ Iser tvo- year-old season without tasting defeat, and as a three-year-old, she won seven events out of ten, including such prizes as t!be Northumberland Plate and the DcMMaster Cup. As a four-year-old Lily Agnes, voa eignt races, among them the Great Ebor Handicap, and in 1876 she scared twice, leaving off a winner. Alt(^ether she was victorious in 21 races out of 32. She then went to the stud, and after pro- ducing two foals she passed out of Mr. Snarrys possession into that of the Duke of Westminster. In her new Order Prednisolone Online home she had ten foals, of whom incomparaUy the greatest was Ormonde. Her complete stud record is appended : — Bred by Mr. Snarry. 1878.— Ch. c Narcissus, by Speculum. 1879. — Missed to Blue Gown. 1080. — B. f. Eastern Lily, by Speculum. Bred by the Duke of Westminster. 1881. Ch. c. Rossington, by Doncaster. 1882. Ch. f. Farewell, by Doncaster. 1883. — B. c Ormonde, by Bend Or. 18S4. — B. f. Welfare, by Doncaster. 18S5. — Ch. c Ossory, by Bend Or. 1886.— R £1 Flem^ Prednisolone Tablets de Lys, by Bend Or. 1887. B. f. On»- ment, by Bend Or. 1888.— Missed to Bend Or. 1889.— B. c. Arklow, by Bend Or. 1890. — Barren. 1891. — Barren. 1892. —Ch. c Orelio, by Bend Or. 1893. — Slipped foal to Bend Or. 1894. — Ch. c. Orelio, by Bend Or. 1895. — Not covered the previous season. 1896. — Not covered the previous season. 1897. — Barren to Grey Leg. 1898. — ^Not covered the previous season. Died in 1894. Captain T. £. Harrison, who has been master of the East Galway Hoonds for five seasons, was recently Buy Cheap Prednisolone the recipient of a handsome presentation from the lady mem- bers of the Hunt. The testimonial took the form of a massive silver cup, standing eighteen inches high, and bears the follow- ing inscription : — " Presentol to Captain T. £. Harrison, on the occasion of his resigna- tion of the Mastership of the East Prednisolone Online Galwmy Hunt, by some of the lady followers.** TURF. DERBY. — Spring Meeting. April 14th. — The Doveridge Handicap Stakesof 562 sovs. ; the Straight Mile. Mr. H. F. Clayton's b. m. 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