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ROYALTYS INTEREST IN RACING. The partiality of the Brilish royal family for racing s*aa exemplified one day recently when the king, who was visiting Biarritz, spent a few boars of the sftenioon at the race course near that famous French resort, on the snaae day Queen Alexandra and 1rinccss Victoria motored over from Samlring lain to lakcnhaiu for tbe West Norfolk Hunt Club sic eat chases, where bar majesty personally STcaeateJ the Kings Cup to the winner of the liglilw eight nee. n the same day also the Prince ami Princess of Wales saw an afternoons racing at Newbury. Though the future king of England has not yet set u|. a racing establishment like his father, nor a Btceenag farm like Iiis grandmother, he has a keen and inciea itig latere*! in the turf, and it is Battel Bated that his colors will be BSCBJ in action before long.
