Related article: on the other to the unfortunate sportsman. The attitude of the old fellow sitting sideways on the horse with hunched back, one hand on the hames the other cor- dially indicating the spare horse, is admirable ; and not less clever is the astonished scowl of the sportsman, who evidently thinks the old ploughman is poking fun at him. Mr. Brock has carried out a very happy idea with the Purchase Roxithromycin Online happiest results. There is real humour in the situation, and yet our sympathy goes out at once to a man in the position a good many of us have on occasion occupied ourselves ; for is not the . contrast between his air and car- riage, dirt notwithstanding, and the jaded plough-horse so kindly, or cruelly, placed at his disposal to ride home the perfection, in its way, of incongruity ? Two hundred impressions only are to be published. *"A Generous Offer." By Richard Brock. Leggatt Bros., Roxithromycin 300mg 62, Cheapside, E.C) 1900.] SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. 77 Sporting Intelligence. [During NoTember— Deoember, 1899.] Clokane, by Castlereagh, dam May Girl, by Victor, dam May Day, by Uncas, died at Foxhill Stud Farm November 2ist« Qorane will be remembered chiefly for his j^reat finish with Victor Wild in the Royal Hont Cup of 1895 : the following year he won the Lincolnshire Handicap, carrying 9st. 41b;, the biggest weight ever carried by a winner of that race. The meet of Major Robertson- Aikman*s harriers on November Buy Cheap Roxithromycin 25th afforded oppor- tonity for the presentation to that gentle- man of his portrait punted in oils, and sabsdibed for by members and friends of the hont on the occasion of his marriage. Mr. John Lawrence, of Caerleon^ the master of the Llangibby Hounds, cele- brated his ninety - second birthday on November 26th. Dming the week ending December 2nd Lord Wimbome, together with Lord Powis, Lord Malmeabury, Mr. "White Ridley, Mr. Scott Montagu, Mr. Rice, and Mr. Ivor Guest had three days' shooting at Canford Manor, and killed 2,973 phea- sants, besides other game. The fourteenth Newmarket December sales commenced on Monday, the 4tb, before a large company. Several horses, the property of Senor Alvares, changed > hands : Mr. Kincaid purchased a bay two- year-old colt by Saraband, dam Gaillardia, for 600 gs., and also another two-year-old colt by Fernandez— The Blylhe, at 380 gs. Competition was brisk for Mr. Buy Roxithromycin Abe Baily^ kn, and all sold. Mr. P. P. Gilpin Roxithromycin Dispersible Tablets gave MOO gs. for Mount Prospect, chestnut. 5 yeais, by Gallinule — Gretchen ; North Crawley made 500 gs, from Mr. W. Cooper; Mr. R. Marsh paid 520 gs. for Roxithromycin Price llorton, a two-year-old by Hawkstone; Red Robber, a chestnut two-year- old by Eathusast, went to Mr. J. G. Mosenthal at 410 gs. : Captain M. Hughes bought Sir James Miller's Galashiels, by Galopin, for 410 gs. Three mares by Springfield, the property of Mr. J. H. Houldsworth, attracted considerable attention, and sold as follows: — Hazy, Baron Grisewald, 500 gs. ; Doonbrae, Mr. J. G. Mosenthal, 510 gs. ; Sumac, Mr. J. Porter, 520 gs. Continued on Tuesday, the 5th, interest centred Roxithromycin 150mg Buy Roxithromycin Online on the animals entered Roxithromycin 300 Mg by the executors of the late Mr. John Gretton. A number of these were knocked down to Mr. John Porter, who was buying for Mr. F. Gretton, a son of the late owner. The best price for brood mares was 1,700 gs., which Captain Baird gave for Lesbos, foaled 1892, b^ Royal Hampton, and covered by Florizel H. ; Count Lehndorff paid 1,150 gs. for Gold Dream, by Bend Or ; Sir J. Blundell Maple purchased Order Roxithromycin Online Galata, by Galopin, for 1,000 gs., and also Mereden, by Hampton, for 800 gs. ; Rosalia, by Fernandez, went to Mr. W. V. Olver at 530 gs. Foals made up to 430 gs., Mr. John Porter securing a chestnut colt by Rightaway at that figure ; Mr. Ralph Sneyd look a colt by Ayrshire and a bay by St. Serf at 300 gs. and 210 gs. respectively. Yearlings went up to 660 gs., a brown colt by Rightaway going to Mr. Porter, the same buyer securing a chestnut by Donovan at 417 gs., and a brown by Miguel at 260 gs. Two two- year-olds, both by Miguel, were sold, the Aurora colt to Mr. P. P. Gilpin, after brisk biddings made 2,000 gs., and Mr. C. Morbey took the one out of Petra at 380 gs. The properties realised ;^ 12,386. Mr. J. Baiid Hay sold the four-year-old Gyp, to Mr. C. Morbey for 1,000 gs. ; Mr. J; G. Walker's Hampton mare Leitice made 860 gs. from Order Roxithromycin M. E. Blanc; Rose d* Amour was purchased by Count Lehn- dorff for 1,500 gs. From Mr. Douglas Baird *s Roxithromycin 150 lot, M. Michel Ephrussi pur- chased Brio for 1,450 gs., and Sir Blundell Maple secured Cimiez at 2,400 gs. Mr. F. W. Day bought Corblets Bay of Mr. P. C. Patton Roxithromycin Tablets 150mg for 1,650 gs. Wednesday's sale included the Oaks winner Airs and Graces, which went to M. E. Blanc for 3,000 ^s., after a lot Purchase Roxithromycin of competition. Mr. Fairie's well-known horse Eager was purchased by Mr. Gilpin for 3,500 gs., the same owner's Chubb going to Mr. J. Hammond at 1,000 gs. Of Mr. James Lowther's mares, the highest price was 420 gs. paid by Mr. Beddingion for Queensgate. From the lot sent up by Captain Fife Count Lehndorff secured Unornaat 1,650 gs., and Sir J. B. Maple Happy Return at 900 gs. Mr. F. Lus- combe's Lady Flippant made 1,050 gs. from Count Lehndorff; Blue Tint 1,100 gs., and Toll Gate 730 gs., both going to Count Szapary. Mr. B. Cloete gave 800 gs. for the Galopin mare Chinkara from the Sandringham Stud ; two mares from the Duke of Portland's Stud made four figures- Concertina, Mr. W. Cooper, 1,550 gs., and Alt-na-Ben, Sir J. Blundell Maple, 1,000 gs. Mr. Thomas Phillips' mares attracted considerable competition on Thursday. 78 BAILY S MAGAZINE. [jANUA«r Morning, by Kendal, made i,ioo gs., M. Caillant buying, and Mr. T. Jennings paid 800 gs. for Queen Rose ; Mr. W. Johnston gave 820 gs. for Hampton Figlia, her bay colt foal by St. Florian making 610 gs. from Mr. Ralph Sneyd. Mr. J. Mclntvre secured Ravensboume at 1,500 gs. and her colt foal by Kendal at 510 gs. Consider- able interest attached to the properties of the late Mr. Robert Peck anil Mrs. Peck, which were sold without reserve, with the exception of Tanis:iary. The mares and young stock did not make Urge prices ; Janissary did not reach his reserve. Lord Savile purchased El Diablo at 450 gs., and Mr. C. Roxithromycin Tablets 300mg J. Gibson got Perigord at 560 gs. Another sire Roxithromycin Tablets was sold, Mr. A. W. Merry's Surefoot, which went to the Prince d'Aren- berg at 710 gs. On Friday Sir S. Scott's History, sold to Count Szapiry for 1,500 g«. ; Lord Pen- ihyn purchased Mr. Drage's gelding, by Weaver— Wild Rose, at 1,300 gs,, the same owner making 410 gs. for Brampton. Mr. Albert H. Hornby, son of the fa- mous cricketer, Mr. A. N. Hornby, and himself a brilliant batsman, experienced a nasty fall and sustained a broken rib while