The race was rather an eventful one, for , Banjo's rider alsa came to grief, whilst Maid of Arrow fell very heavily at the back of the course. Malone, who was riding her, lay motionless on the ground, and appeared to be so severely hurt that Mr Chaplin conveyed him to the Hospital at once. On his way in to town, however, the jockey rallied, and was able to leave the Hospi tal soon after his admission; He seems to have only been'-stunned and bruised. ■ The race, with Sir Tatton out of it, was an easy victary for Mr Gourlay's Kildare, who jumped very well, and showed considerable pace. • Sir Tatton, when-he returnedl to the paddock, seemed to have been injured about his shoul ders, and it is not likely that-he will start fair the Steeplechase. The next race—the Dunedm. Jockey ~ Club" Handicap—was "looked "upon, as a certainty for Templeton, for with, the weight.he had to carry, and after his victories in- the Cup race1 andthe Publican? Handicap, no other horse had a chance against him. Two to one was'bet on him long before the start, and even at this_ price no one cared to1 lay against him! ; Mr Belamain's'horse showed that his backerswerequiteTjiistified ia the confidence they had- reposed iri" him ;' for; notwithstanding the fact that he lost a good 50 yards by his bad start, he eventually ran through his horses; and won. /Owing to the bad start, TempletonV victory was by no nieans'aa easy_ one; for he came into "the-straight uiTddr punishment, and at that time it appeared to he quite within the bounds of possibility thafc Gamecock, who ran well; would.win. Both, horse and owner were heartily cheered after the race, and Mr Delamain was warmly congratulated on having pulled off the three pnncijial" handicaps. "We hear that Mr Bela^ main is a large winner,' haying-backed Ms boras in double and treble events. : It is also stated that a few of the bookmakers have been hit very heavily, and df.this there can be little doubt. The Town Plate iß ; nqw,lookednpOTi almost as ' a certainty. for! Tenipleton," and scarcelyany other horse m.ihe-race"Jiae been, backed. For the Rons Stakes thefield, was se duced to four, and Mr Delamaiu's liliin King^ was.the favourite. Mr ■Noßworthy's Sbnnanfc bula, however, made the running all the^'Tvayj and won. 