CHAMPAGNE STAKES, 1877, AND ST LEGER, 1876.

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CHAMPAGNE STAKES, 1877, AND ST LEGER, 1876.

The following nombaHnns were received by the secretary of the C.J.C. ou Saturday evening:— Champagne Stakes, 1876, of 100 sovs, added to a sweepstake of 10 sovs each, h ft, for two-year-olds; colts, Bst 101 b; fillies and geldings, Bst 81b ; nominations with 2 sovs; 3 sovs on general entry day, Autumn Meeting, 1876; 5 sovs at 1 p.m. on the day of the race; distance, six furlongs. Mr R. Richardson’s br c Dead Heat, by Traducer —Misfortune Mr J. W. Mallock’s b c Mangle, by Traducer —Flatiron Mr W. 0, Webb’s br c, by Traducer —Flatiron Mr W. C. Webb’s br c, by Traducer —Creepmouse Mr W, 0. Webb’s blk c, by Traducer—Tan trums Mr W. O. Webb’s ch c, by Traducer —Ada Mr R. H, Campbell’s rn f Costelli, by Traducer—Creepmouse Mr G. Willmer’s ch c Childington, by Sledmere—Cruiskeen Mr Walter’s colt, out of Fanny Fisher Mr F. W. Delamain’s b f, by Traducer — Miss Flat Mr F Delamain’s b f, by Malton—Mountain Nymph Mr Redwood’s colt, by Towton —Waimea Mr Redwood’s colt, by Towton—Skybird Mr Redwood’s colt, by Towton —Shrovetide Mr Nosworthy’s b f Fallacy, by Sledmere— Deception The St Leger Stakes, 1877, of 100 sovs. added to a sweepstake of 10 sovs each,' h ft ; 3 sovs on general entry day of the Autumn meeting, 1877, 5 sovs at 1 p.m. on the day of the race ; colts, Bst 101 b ; fillies and geldings, Bst 71b. Distance, one mile six furlongs and 132 yards. Mr J. W. Mallock’s b c Mangle, by Traducer —Flatiron. Mr W. C. Webb’s br c, by Traducer—Lady Florence. Mr W. C. Webb’s br c, by Traducer—Kaspar’s dam. Mr W. 0. Webb’s blk c, by Traducer—Tantrums. Mr W. C. Webb’s ch c, by Traducer—Ada Mr R. Richardson’s br c Dead Heat, by Traducer—Misfortune. Mr R. H, Campbell’s rn f Costelli, by Traducer —Creepmouse. Mr Walter’s colt, out of Fanny Fisher. Mr F. W. Delamain’s b f, by Traducer— Miss Flat. Mr F. W. Delamain’s b f, by Malton— Mountain Nymph. Mr Nosworthy’s b f Fallacy, by Sledmere— Deception. Mr Redwood’s colt, by Towton—Waimea. Mr Redwood’s colt, by Towton —Skybird. Mr Redwood’s colt, by Towton —Shrovetide, ASHBURTON RACES. [By Telegraph.J The following acceptances have been received : OPEN HURDLE RACE. Mr R. Ray’s Medora Mr George Stevenson’s Tommy Dodd Mr J. H. Lunn’s Alice Grey Mr William Smith’s Albatross Mr L. Markey’s Mousetrap MAIDEN PLATE. Mr James Hay’s Kitty Clyde Mr Walter Spring’s Yankee Grab Mr G. O. Nixon’s The Jilt Mr R. H. Campbell’s Castillian Mr A. Hawdon’s Kensington Mr J, H. Lunn’s Waverley Mr F, G. Cradock’s Muscatel LADIES’ PURSE. Mr James Hay’s Kitty Clyde Mr George Wilcock’s Narrow Gai ge Mr R. Smith’s Lady Ellen Mr William Marsh’s Wild Darrell Mr R. H. Campbell’s Castaway (?) Ashburton Cup. Mr R. H. Campbell’s Castaway Mr W. White’s Atlas Mr R. Ray’s Tadmor Mr R. Ray’s Sonnambula Mr J. H. Lunn’s Nectar (late Dolly Varden) Mr John Haggett’s Exile Thursday, 19th. DISTRICT HURDLE RACE. Mr A. Wood’s Robin Mr James Hay’s Kitty Clyde Mr George Wilcock’s Narrow Gauge Mr G. C. Fook’s Billy Button PUBLICANS’ PURSE. MrR. Ray’s Sonnambula Mr George Stevenson’s Tommy Dodd Mr John Haggett’s Exile Mr J. H. Lunn’s Nectar Mr W. Smith’s Lady Ellen Mr J. C. Nixon’s The Jilt SOMERSET STAKES. Mr R. H. Campbell’s Castaway Mr W. White’s Atlas Mr R. Ray’s Tadmor Mr John Haggett’s Exile Mr R. Ray’s Sonnambula Mr J. H. Lunn’s Alice Grey Mr F. G. Cradock’s Muscatel Mr William Smith’s Lady Ellen