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WINNER
whed, and after a full and axhaustive enquiry, Craganour was disqualified and Abogoue became one of the very select company who bare bought off a 100
1
TRUCKMANCES AND ENGAGEMENTS OF TUX elades in the Derby. His victory is in- vet satounding, for as a two-year-old ran six times and his only succes
Abeyour, baby Denmead out of Fawwas gained in the Champagne Staken at ky, bred by Mr. T. K. Laidlaw, frst ran the Bibury Chib Mocting, where he beat us two-year-old in the Kennet Flate, very mederate fuld, whilab this year is only previot bating was in the Enster Newbury Summer, when placed to
Stakes at Kampton Park, where he was Pharosine, Cosis of the Rock, and Ignora-fourth to Hippeastrum; and set it was INRIVALLED position in the Humus. Next timo cut he won thus Cham-Put thought worthwhile to start Rose-
Gardens and facing the Harbour.
HONGKONG.
REMOVED TO SALE ROOMS FOR CON- district, overlooking the Botanica pague Stakes, Bibury Club Meeting, boat. worthy, who gave him 71b. in that race
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is the only other winner of the Derby- who
Numerous quiet Suites with larariocalying Santaline and the Won by Waiting beat him long way. Eurning Rein fitted Bathrooms, Telephones and Electrionily. He subsequently finished, third to *Pineapple brand in good condition. Telephones In Bedrooms and Sitting-rooms Harmonicon mul tressbrook for the Great
About 600 lbs. of Australian Bacon
TIME: usual.
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has ever been disqualified, and in his case it was a matter of fraud, but, whilst the decision of the Stewarda has been cheer. Hei--who must surely be held account fully accoptod, people so wondering why
ulle for Craganour having worked the havoc.
throughout.
Kingston Plato at Sandown; ran Fly by Telephone No. 1122.
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A.B.3. Code St E day Stakest was unplaced to Runcareb, Hongkong, September 1, 1806. 180 Meeting House, and Flippant for the
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lime appointed for the race, and the parade was in necard with the order on the card. Shogun broke out a little before the preliminary canter, in which Nimbus was not permitted to stretch himeif out, and consequently appeared to go a little short, though his nation was all right enough in Wertsked for all British, and Con
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The race proved of a most national Aboyour. The latter practically made all the running, but when the favourite bood dismount from Shogun, but, whatever was charactor. At the post F. Wootton had to ed him about a quart of a mile from wrong was soon fat to rights, and the race home, he looked like coming away and started only one minute after time. winning easily, Aboyour; however, duck
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