Passing the stand Sir William had a decided lead with Tonrbillon, Sinecure, Jebusite, Loyalist, Richelieu, and Bothwell as his closest attendants. Sweeping ronnd the turn Sir William maintained his advantage but Loyalist had displaced Tourbillnn of second position, and then came Sinecure, Vengeance, Tarcoola, Richelieu, Bothwell and Churchill. As the field entered the back stretch Plenty cut his way through and displaced Sir William of the lead while Tarcoola ran into third place. These two were raciog well together, and after a gap came Tourbillon, Churchill, Ven geauce, and Sinecure. At tbe back of the coarse Plenty was still showing the way, being hard pressed by Tarcoola, who was followed by Jebnsite, Sir William, Ven geance, Churchill, and Loyal Stone. Pygmalion was among the ruck at this time, but at the far turn Loyal Stone and Vengeance could be seen creeping up, and Pygmalion also mado a forward movement. Tarcoola showed well to the front as they rounded the turn, and his victory was loudly proclaimed, but Loyal Stone and Ven geance [quickly got on terms, and the three landed in the straight together, with Bothwell and Churchill close up. At the distance poet, Loyal Stone had a slight ad vantage of Vengeance, and it was at once eeea that the finish would be between this pair. So it proved as the two fought out a desperate finish, and eventually Vengeance, ' who hails from Ballarat, and .bad the outside position, got his nose in front, and disputing every inch of the way won by a head from Loyal Stone, who ran a plucky horse. Enuc, who had come with a rattle in the straight was third, two lengths behind Loyal Stone ; Tarcoola was a fair fourth ; Bothwell fifth ; Jebueite sixth ; Richelieu, Sir William, Little Bernie,and Pygmalion next, Loyalist and Ivy whipping in. Plenty fell after passing tho post, and Oaklsigh fell over him. The rider of the latter received rather sever© injuries to his head. Time — 2min 4&ee. Btbbflechase ; about 21 miles. Acrobat, lOat 21b ... (Corrigan) 1 Prosper., list 81b ... (O'Brien) 2 Vulture, lOst lib (Edge) 3 Thirteen started. Won by t. short head. Betting at the post was 5 to 2 against Acrobat, 4 to 1 against Sir Joshua, 5 to 1 Prosper. The Windsor Handicap ; 6 furlongs. Newton, 7st (G. 