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to within 109 yards of the chair. The Cleveland | WOLVERHAMPTON.-An oval of 1 mile, 1 furCourse about half a mile. The T.Y.C. 6 fur- longs, 102 yards, having a hollow at the northlongs. Blue post is 7 furlongs, and from the Red post to the winning post and once round, 1 mile

and a half. STOURBRIDGE.-A triangular course of 7 furlongs, 26 yards, with easy turns and a good run in. The T.Y.C. is 4 furlongs 20 yards. SUTTON PARK.-One mile round, with a run in, up rising gronnd, of 600 or 700 yards; on the opposite side there is a slight descent. TARPORLEY.-One mile round, the last half being nearly straight.

TAVISTOCK-Round or rather oval, 2 miles, a little hilly, the last three-quarters of a mile nearly straight.

TEWKESBURY.-Circular, and quite flat, upwards
of two miles round, with a straight run in of three-
quarters of a mile.

TUNBRIDGE WELLS.-Circular, one mile and
246 yards in length, and rather hilly.
UPTON-ON-SEVERN.-A perfect flat, 2 miles and
2 furlongs round, with a straight half mile.
WALSALL.-Oval, one mile round, short of a few
yards. There is rather a severe hill of about 150
yards, a quarter of a mile from the starting post,
but the run in is straight, flat, and nearly half a
mile in length.

WARWICK.-Once round is 1 mile, 6 furlongs, 60
yards. The Leamington Stake Course is 2 miles
and 44 yards. The T.Y.C. is a few yards short of
7 furlongs.

WELSHPOOL has two courses, one being oblong with two long sides, about 70 yards short of a mile; the other nearly of the same form. WENLOCK.-An oval course of about a mile. WEYMOUTH.-Oblong, level, and about a mile

round.

WINCHESTER is 2 miles round, with a straight run in of about three-quarters of a mile, the first of which is a strong hill. The T.Y.C. is 6 furlongs.

western extremity. The T.Y.C. is a straight half mile.

WORCESTER.-Flat and oval. The T.Y.C. half a mile, and two and three year old length, 5 furlongs straight; but for the mile and longer dist:.nces, the course is crossed in the middle,making a figure of 8, and being, once over, about 1 mile and three-quarters.

WREXHAM-One mile in extent, nearly oval, the ground slightly undulating, the last quarter of a mile straight, with a gentle rise. The T.Y.C. is a few yards more than half a mile.

YORK.-Circular, and quite flat, curving at the point where the old winning post stood, the new one being 50 yards nearer the stand, leaving a straight run in of five furlongs, which forms the T.Y.C. The Old Two-mile Course is 228 yards short of 2 miles. The course once round is 1 mile 6 furlongs and rather more than 50 yards; the other courses are portions of the circle, and are the exact distances described in the conditions of the stakes.

CURRAGH COURSES.-New Chain, 3f 96y:
Yearling Length, 5f 158y; Conolly's Mile, Im;
Two Year Old Course, im 130y; Sir Ralph's
Post, Im If 94y; Three Year Old Course; Im 2f
22y; Post on the Flat, Im 3f 58y; First Post on
the Flat, 1m 5f; Red Post, Im 6f 3y; Hamilton
Course, 3m 4f 133y; Over the Course, 4m; Sligo
Post, a few yards longer than the Red Post.
NEW COURSES.-Yearling Course, 2f 147y; Blue
Post, 2f 178y; Two Year Old Course, 5f 136y;
Yellow Post, 5f 136y; Anglesey Post, 6f; Nor-
thumberland Post, Im; Bruen Post, Im; Royal
Course, Im 3f 144y; Peel Course, Im 6f 12y;
Rathbride Post, Im 130y: Mulgrave Mile, Im;
Rossmore Post (on Peel C.) 1m 4f.; Waterford
Post, I mi. 4 fur. on the Peel Course.

WINNERS OF ROYAL PLATES IN ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND, 1849.

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LIST OF TRAINERS IN ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, AND WALES.

(Those who have an asterisk prefixed to their names are private Trainers.)

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Farrar, C.......

Fisher, C..

Flintoff, T..

Fobert, J...
Ford. W.

Ford, E.

Foster,

Fowler, W.

*French......... Frost, J........

Forest, Tarporley.

Sir G. Houston, Capt Harcourt, Messrs Meiklam, A
Campbell, Rothwell, Ross, Wrather, &c.
Lord John Scott.

Ld Palmerston, Lord Howth, Sir J. B. Mill, Sir R Pigot, Messrs Wreford, Gully, Pedley, Powney, Courtenav, Padwick, Howard, Henry, H. Hill.

Mr Watts.

Mr Waller.

Mr Dixon, Mr. H. Robinson, Mr Clarke, Mr Hayter,
Mr Farrance.

Sir F. Peacock, Major Martin, Mr Thompson, &c.
Messrs Greville, Payne, Delme and J. Kingston.
Mr. Godwin.

Messrs Greville, Payne, E. R. Clark, and Mr Sherrard.
Messrs. Southby. Fowler, &c.

Mr. C. Ibbotson, Mr. Douglas.
Mr Dorrien.

Lord Spencer.

Mr Lucas

Hednesford, near Cannock, Capts W. Pecl and Little, Mr Mason, Mr Davis.

Staffordshire.

Malton, Yorkshire.
Newmarket.....

Hednesford, near Cannock..

Spigot Lodge, Middleham...
Lambourn, Berks...
Epsom.....
Newmarket

Aintree, Liverpool..
Newmarket.

Mansfield.

Col Anson

Messrs Fowler, Choyce, Davis, Critchley, Callum, and Holland.

Ld Eglinton.

Mr Drinkald.

Mr. Inglefield.

Mr Barber.

Mr Henderson and Mr J. Willian son.

Messrs Rolt and Mare

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*Harlock, W....... Newmarket

....Hambleton, Thirsk....

Hesseltine, R.

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Aske, near Richmond, York
shire.

Ld Exeter.

Messrs Ewbank, Armstrong. Ba'eman, Robinson,
Humphries, &c.
Ld Zetland.

Holcombe Hill, Bury, Lan-Messrs Whitworth, R. Robinson, &c.

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Spring Cottage, Malton.....Mr G. Barton, Mr A. Johnstone, and Mr Ramsay.
Marlborough
Messrs E. Griffiths, Bristow, Dyson.

Delamere Forest, Tarporley.

Whitehall, Delamere Forest Capt Lane.

Goodwood, near Chichester. D of Richmond, Ld March, Mr Gratwicke, and Mr

Chiseldon, Swindon.....

Stockbridge............
Near Tavistock,.

Whitchurch, near Tavistock

Gordon.

Mr H. Stone.

Mr Burgess and Mr W. V. Jenkins.
Mr E. Scobell.

Mr Reed, Mr Parrott.

Andoversford, Gloucestersh Mr Pearce.

Hednesford, Cannock.......Mr G. Hawkes, Mr Shar.att, &c.
Epsom......
Ld Strathmore.

Bretby, Ashby-de la-Zouch .Col Anson.
Newmarket..

Beverley

Field Marshal Grosvenor, Baron Maltzhan, Sir S. Spry,
Messrs Bouverie, &c.

Capts Littledale ani Haworth, and Mr Chambers.

Boynton, near Bridlington.. Mr R. Bell.
Horseheath, Cambridgeshire Mr Batson.

Abbott's Moss, Delamere Mr Cuff, MI Holdforth, and Mr A. Phillips.
Forest, Tarporley.

Mickleham, Epsom.

Welwyn

Newmarket

Royal Oak, Harlesden Green

Mr Douglas, Mr St. Aubyn, Mr Francis.

Old Warden, Biggleswade. Hon G. Ongley.

....Richmond.

Oseland, H........

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Ashgill, Middleham........Messrs W. Arrowsmith, W. E. Hobson, Hall, Ellis,
Rickaby, Jackson, J. Pilling, &c., &c.
Woodhouse, near Ludlow.
Newton.

Upper Lambourn, Berks ...Mr F. Nicoll and Mr Williams.
Delamere Forest, Tarporley Messrs Scott, Dixon, Walker, Cowell, Wall, F. Bell,
and Bennet.

Grove House, Malton.......Sir R. Bulkeley, Hon S. Hawke, Major Yarburgh,
Messrs Pedley, Wentworth, Whittaker, Jones, Har-
ker, Robson, Wilkinson, J. G. Smyth, &c.
Messrs Whitworth, Henderson, &c.

Malton

Pimpern, near Blandford... Hon S. Herbert, Hon H. Fitt, Mr Whieldon, Mr Ford,

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Walters, J.....

Walters, T..

Walters, T.

Warman, G

Warren, T.

*Warrener

*Weatherall, M.

Weatherell, W.

*Wheeler..

Whiles, W..

Wilkins, J...

Williams.

Mr Lawson, &c.

Lds Normanby and Stanley, Baron Rothschild, Sir C.
Monck, Col Anson, Col Thompson, Messrs R. M.
Jaques, Bowes, H. Hill, S. Murland, W. R. Read,
A. Nichol, W. Cuthbert, J. Lillie, B. Haworth, W.
H. Johnson, S. Worthington, &c.
Baron Rothschild, Mr. Liley

Mr Copeland, Mr. Buckley.
Sir G. Heathcote.

Sir J. Gerard, Capt Bastard, Mr Ford, Mr W. Ekin.

Mr B. Green, &c.

Mr J. Stephenson, Mr Cowley

Ld Orford, Ld Stradbroke, Ld Bateman, Mr F. s. Barne, Mr Newton, Mr Shelley, &c.

Ld Clifden and the Hon F. Villiers.

Hednesford, Cannock....... Mr Merry

Bretby, near Ashby-de-la- Lds Chesterfield and Col Anson.

Zouch.

Fyfield House, Marlborough Sir J. Hawley.
Paradise Street, Chester....

Mr II Hornby.

Beckhampton, near Marl- Capts Archdall & Hervey, Messrs Gregory, Fuller,
borough.
Leinster Lidiard, &c.

Kinnersley Cottage, Severn Mr Hamp

Stoke, Worcestershire

Stanton, near Shiffnal................ Ld Caledon, Ld Airlie, Hon. E. M. Mostyn, Mr
Halford, Mr Skerratt, Mr Howlin, & Mr Little.

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*Wintringham, T... Easby, near Richmond, Mr Jaques.

Yorkshire.

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Mountjoy Lodge, Curragh.. Capt Davis, Messrs Ryan, G. Power, Williams, M.
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Rathbride Lodge, Curragh..

The Maze, Hillsborough
Brownstown, Curragh
Phoenix Park...
Curragh Lodge
Straw Hall, Curragh.

Rockville...

Rathbride House, Curragh.. French Furze, Curragh Ballyedmond, Kildare

Hon Col J. C. Westenra, M.P., and Mr C. St. George, M.P.

Messrs Bradshaw, Thompson. Campbell, Smith, &c. Mr West

Capt E. Haworth

Messrs Clarke and Turpin

Sir P. Nugent, Captain Thompson, Messrs O'Neill, O'Reilly, and Nolan.

Mr Barry.

Mr E. J. Irwin.)

Messrs Macdonnell, Dunne, Flynne, &c.

Mr Courtenay.

Brownstown, Curragh...... Messrs Farrer, Armstrong, Cooke, &c.

The Maze, Hillsborough....Messrs Stewart, Walkington, McCaw, &c.

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A LIST OF ENGLISH JOCKEYS,

THEIR RESIDENCE, MASTERS, AND LOWEST RIDING WEIGHTS,
FOR THE SEASON 1850.

A(*) prefixed to the name intimates that the Jockey rides in Hurdle races and Steeplechases.

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Mr Rowley and Mr Stewart.

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3rd Mr Shelley.

Bailey, William Grafton-house, Newmarkt. Mi Daley

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Balchin, W. ....... Sutton, Surrey.

Balchin, F...... Sutton...

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Banbury, S......... Beckhampton, nr Marl- Mr Treen ..........The Beckhampton stable....
borough,

Barker, Jas......... Spring Cottage, Malton... Mr W. I'Anson ....
Barker, William.... Mitchel Grove, Findon ...

Barker, William.... Hambleton, Thirsk....... Mr H. Stebbing.
Bartholomew, Benj. Newmarket
Basham, Robert.... Hambleton

Mr Stebbing's stable..
Mr Smith's stable

Mr Milner's stable..

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Mr Douglas, Mr J. H. 7 10
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Mr Merry..............................

Mr H. Stebbing

Mr H. Stebbing's stable

Beard, James... Royal Oak, Harlesden Gr.
Bell, Henry ........

Benson, John ...... Norton, near Malton.....

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Brandwood, James. Newton-Warrington

Brookes, William... Bourton-on-the-Hill, near Mr Darling........ Mr Darling's stable...

Brown, George..... Newmarket .......................Mr Cooper

Mr J. Bond.......

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