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Lord Edward II. is justly regarded as one of the nicest horses of his age, and it is clear that the handicapper holds a very high opinion of him, for he asked him to do a big thing to win with 7st. 51b. He was Mesalamine 400mg not very far from doing so, Buy Mesalamine for after losing ground at the start (he drew the inside station of Mesalamine Price 458 BAILY S MAGAZINE. Jzm all), he came again at the finish and was gaining fast on both first and second as they passed the post. Knight of the Thistle justified his purchase by Lord William Beresford for6io guineas last year, and people not unnatur- ally wonder why he was ever sold. Huggins, the trainer, may well congratulate himself on the result. Newmarket Second Spring Meeting. — The first feature of this meeting was the defeat in the Somerville Stakes of Emotion, the Kempton winner, by Sonatura, a nice-looking filly by Amphion. The next feature was the reversal of form as between Dominie II. and Harrow, the American, in the Newmarket Stakes, completely avenging his defeat of a fortnight previous. Flying Fox was with- drawn from the race, which he would have won in a canter, and this left matters in an interesting state, for Frontier and St. Gris were both entitled to respect. St. Gris is asserted to be better than Trident, whilst Frontier was thought to be quite good enough to do duty in this case for Flying Fox. They both ran most dis- appointingly, and Dominie II., snowing considerable improve- ment, won by three-quarters of a length from Kent. Anything more listless than Dominie II. when walking cannot be imagined, but directly he starts galloping a wonderful change comes over him, and there is no mistaking Mesalamine 400 Mg his length of stride. Kent is a big chestnut by Kendal, who did not command much attention in the paddock, but he showed himself to be made of good stuff, for he kept Dominie II. going to the very last. His size suggests that he will do better later on, and he was not overdone as a two- year-old, having been started once only in 1898. Another Isinglass winner ap- peared in the Breeders' Plate, which was won by Vain Duchess, who is out of Sweet Duchess. Sir R. Waldie Griffiths is the lucky owner and Sloan was the rider. Sloan was not so fortunate when he had the mount on Des- mond in the Third Welter Han- dicap. Desmond was started be- cause of his refractory behaviour in the Two Thousand Guineas, when Hind was blamed for not getting him away. With Sloan Desmond did far worse, for he did not start at all; and Sloan did not give anyone the chance to " say things " to him, having something to remark on his own account. The Donovan gelding, O' Donovan Rossa, and the Ame- rican-bred Democrat, had a great finish in the Bedford Two-year- old Plate, Madden getting the best of Sloan by a head, and it really looked as if the American jockey came a trifle too late this time. Democrat is one that should develop into something very good later on. Anything in the shape of a public disturbance at Newmarket is the rarest possible occurrence, so .it was with considerable amazement that one saw the county police being pelted with oranges and other missiles l>y the crowd assembled near the Rowley Mile winning post oppo- site the stands. When the facts came out it was learned that the cause of the disturbance was the issue of an order that no oranges were to be sold : it took someone quite half an hour picking up the peel. Fancy Buy Mesalamine Online a riot at Newmarket over orange peel ! Mesalamine Cost The police, I suppose, have to obey orders, but they fill a very undignified posi- tion when employed upon such work as this ; and the humour of the thing lies in the fact that the Chief Constable of the county is «99] «< OUR VAN. i» 459 v&nderstood to be averse to having liis men employed in putting down the betting that takes place in the open. This is a new ver- sion of strainings at a gnat and swallowing the camel. Betting in the open is a practice that can quickly become an abuse ; but it seems hard that people should stand for four hours at a stretch and not be able to purchase an orange or an apple for refresh- ment. Villagers in the neighbour- hood have been accustomed to dispose of their apples at the race meetings, and are now reduced to carrying them in their pockets and offering them furtively. The Prince of Wales is understood to have expressed himself very de- Generic Mesalamine cidedly upon the orange episode. Gatwick Spring Meeting. — At Gatwick we saw the new rules regulating two-year-old racing in working, the Worth Stakes, for- merly a stake of 1,000 sovs., being reduced to 200 sovs. of added money. To make up for this, 700 sovs. were added to the Alexandra Handicap of six fur- longs, and this was annexed by Lord William Beresford, with Berzak — Sloan up, of course,