... SPORTING IAXTLZLIGEXCr : T'AT lERSA Li.S-Aio\IAY Notwithstandinig the. York Spriug lraces, th2 attenldance terda vashiglly respectable.. As the Elisou, rulces take ext weiek, the business ?? more interestizitynuetS~ m)i past. The following alterations ?? place:- D2ERBY.-6 to 4 agat Riddlessvorth. 7 to I agsL ul, (takell), 10 to 1 agst Colwick, 120 to 1 agset Black dilille, ?? I agst Bras de ...

... SPORTING INTELLI uENCE. ItCAN WINTER S'l'lPLE CHASE DIRE'T'INC-. T' e la.t steopse chase lto the p resent ear wvill cose~e off at Lucaii 0o cdnltesdav. Decemolber 2d. There will bo two racee-thle dist a ihssdia.sp tie kniries lor which Co, a onl Thureay, tilO ltilil it., at D:.cer'i sub crpi len rooins, sind the secon a itselling race, which Clh ?? on Satur(i) . the 2oth 6lest , t tonio place. ...

... 3. CASHEL RACES- MONDAY, Ie Stewards-The Marquis of Waterford, Lord Lismors, rs count de Chabot, Hon. C. O'Callaghan. Nicholas V. Wiaer eC Jobn Maher, John Po wer. Edmond Scully, Stephen O'31eaglur and E. W. Murphy, Esqrs. Treasurer-Michael Doheny. EFq. Clerk of the Course-Mr. James Ryall. ZMr. James Daly, n Judge. 'I lis justly celebrated sporting meeting commenced on 11on. S day last, and ...

... I o CASTLEBELLINGHA1M STXEPLE CHAtE. TIttOiSDAY, OCT. 2tt. Stewards-Hugh Stafford, Plunhet Kenny, and inall,!. Esqrs. This annual mecting eame off on Thursday last, anJ S teided by a large concourse of spectators. The c.urt only a short dlstaneo from the town, assa over talcks II- sected by twelve insiginificnt obstructions, each of et be ?? twice in the two miles. The r achig wns :IG . ot ...

... ?? SPORTING INT]LLLIGM NE.' . TATTERSALL'S--TltVtSDAt ; :J COOAIIEWITCH SBTAKE. . 2s to 01ici'td Ott thte fild 12 to * otieed °Colonol Peol't Palma (taoken) , ' to I Mr. Al, Claney'os Lacesborouigh (20 to I talen 20to i . Co.1 pePsoleDaia. so to . Lord Clifdonl!O Lqadsto w s., to I . Mr. jletrphy's Dogi 2., to .. Mr. Sheley's nlemembra77ee *s to - Mr. Dcs'neys CdwrdulhtlkOO),; of' the verl ...

... [ SiPORToING )iv-NTELLIGTE'NCE. TATTJ it SAL.L'S.-FRlDAY. The itteflnlanrp yeqterday wan numerOUS. and the b-ttinr ,f conqieerahle importancle. His Majosty's Orion colt (non0r callied Sir liarrv B3eaglp), 'at Tyler, The Mnmmrer, and Cetsti, severally declinp(d in the oddis, while Little Rest Rover regzaiued his old station. As the Derhy will be run for on Thilrsday next, the above alterations ...

... -R7SANJTING INTELLIGENCE, I PI1fENIX PARK RACES-FRIDAY, AeUGUS 8. T11ie meeting wee brought to a conclusion yesterday, and al. mn ~oeulc (S W5 natrall to e execte) te attendance wae nut cI ceir o grat ason ether f th precdingdaye, the sport, wasp i~i~llC~, beng ciefl inidc u maticewbiols created much J, ~~u~niea an agod datofspealaton.The following is the A Math of100 sve ccli, s ft One mile. ...

... TATTERSALL'S-MKoLnY. The betting on the Chester Cup materially increased the list of favouriten, and at the same time brought some hornes that were in considerable favour last week into more prominent notice; tbeas were Cracow, Jonathan Wild, Swies Boy, War Eagle, Rutus, and Lady Hylda; Cracow had by far the etrongest party, and was al. most, If cot quite, so good a fayourito as Blaze. Of the ...

... SPOUTING'rE1AAGENCE. NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING-TNIJRSDAY. The Rutland Sakes of 30 ?? cAch, 20 fP, for two year olds, colts 8st ilb; fillies 8st Sib. 12 subs. Dulde of Rutland's Nina (tRobilsion) .. . I )uke of Richmond's Plousghboy . ,. 2t ,Lo;td Clifden'si Ilidaltan .. .. .. 3 Lord Exete-r's c by Scutari, out of Marinella .. Lord Exeter's c by Voltaire, out of Marmnora. WVon in a cantcr ...

... Colonels Jackson and Hlay, with the officers of the Oth Dragoon Guards (Carbincers) gave the inhabitants of this town and neighbourhood a rich treat on Thursday last. The amusements consisted of a series of hurdle and flat races.- The place chosen was a large field belonging to that veteran sportsman, J. WV. M'Neile, Esq., in the lovely and picturesque valley of Ballyinascanloa. The attendance ...

... WORCESTER STEEPLE CHASTEEP The Royal Birthday Stakes of 2)5 - e NDAV. * added; 15 ft., and 5 only if declared; 3; ' Vth 130 whom paid 5 sovs. each. subs., 1,3 Mr. Gordon's Dragasman , Ist 51b (Oliver) Mr. Green's Forty-two, ?? 41b -, ' Mr. Ekins's Duenna, 1 Ist ?? ?? Mr. Holman's The Page, lost 71b ,, ?? The following also started but were not pc . Ekins's Peter Simple, 12st lilb Mr A P-4ed:_l ...

... I SPORTING INTELLIGENYcE lI GARRISON STEEPLE CHASES, Entries for the Farmers' Purse, of 40 sovi; ?? for age TPo miles. Mr R Hicks' oh g Railroad. aged, 12st 41h Mr Manly's oh m Miss Tindall, aged 12t 4ib Mir John Murphy's ch m Canary, 4 yrs, la 13atF M1r, GrIerson's h m Miss Ruby, 4 yrs, lost 1), MrJ 8mith's b m by Ishmaesl, tys, lest I;lb Mr James Murphy's ch m Amazon, 3 yrs, 9at I lb Mr ...