... SPORTING iNTELLIGEFCE CORK RACES. 5ECOXOD DAY. A Sweopotahes. of 2 soV ev. ach, 20 added, for ?? horses. Tv.3 raile heaths. Weight for age. 3 yrs old, 8st 7b 9st 1011,); 5 yrs old, liat. ; Ii and spged, list 1011). 11 MAi. pyrna's tr'onsides. ?? _Mr. Bueklely's Kate Keoarney.* .3 'Mr. Burke's Spanish Lancer3 Jack Sheppard leaving had two bad 1grassee's, Was diao 3 first [scat. sweepstalce, I ...

... -4- LEA1INGTON ANNUAL STEEPLE CHASES. MONDAY, MARCH 26. Stewards-The Hon. W. Vaughan, Colonel Shirley, and W. H. Wilson, Esq. 'l'he Royal Leamington Hunt Steeple Chase (value one hundred guineas)-subscription of lo sovs. each, and the surplus to go to the winning horse. Ilst 71b each. A winnerof any steeple chasesin 1847-8 or 9. of 100l., 71bs.extra; 2001, 14lbs; 550s, 21 lbs; 4001, 28lbs. ...

... SiPO1R TING. NEWMARKET FIRS'1PRING MEETINO MONDAY. 'The Scr-ab Stakes of 20 sovs eachh ft. Cihs 8st7,b, i ~St 41b. R M. amlit Lord. Jersey's c Doneguoi Mr. Robects's Ch c by Emi'ils ?? Lord; Tavistock's c by Middleton ?? ?? Won a tby leng&h.2,to oan Mr2. ObErts'f ch 0. Three ' M Match 200 h ft. Ab MI id, Lord Worcesver's Coulons Sit '216 MT,. Thorilhlil's Merchant, 8st 10,5b I Wonr by two ...

... I IN- -G.im l i s;,- SPORTIlNG, CAl11EM RACES--- NVDE5DA1V. The Races at Caher commenced on Tuesday under the most ?? auspices. At an early jlour th'e Course Wat crowded 'with all the beauty n'd. fashion, f t14 andthe adjoining coun- ,ties, and nothing 'could exceed the int-eregS which-the amuse- ments excited.- All the preliminaary.;iraiagements having been completed, the Gold- Cup was run ...

... I NEWMARKET JULY MEETING. NEWN.Ak.RIT, TUESDAY AIFTFRNOON'. TthE JULY ,rAVSs.-It is curious that the winners of this Stalkes for the last two years have been the favourites, trained in the same stable, and rode by the same jockey (Robinson). Value of the Stakes, 10001. We observed on the course the Duke of Portland, Duke of Grafton, Marquis of Tavistock, Marquis of Worcester, Lord Jersey, Lord ...

... ICURRAGH SEPTEM3iER MEETING. WEDNESDAY-THrRD DAY. King's Plate of 100 guineas . *Ir ?? Mr Flessl'a Milo 2 . 2 I'r Maher's Speculation' 3 a . a- 2 to I on Napoleon. Wellington Stakes-3o sovs. each, it subscribers. Mr Huntet'sDistilnsue I Mr Maher's Lapwing 2 , aplitai Forbes's Iioneer 3 Aptaid Westenra', Conrad 4 A great bettihg racd. Swgepstakes 20 sovs. each heat. NedSligo's Druge ?? I I - ...

... -LIVERPOOL RACES-(Conclded.) -*n TTHURSDAY. A Sweepstakes of 5 sovs each, with 30 added for all age One round nald a distance. Mr Dawson's br c Satan , (Hesseltine) I Mr Beardsworth's ch f Puss - - 2 Lord Derby's gr c Falconbridge - , 3 Mr Webster's ch f Sensitiye -. 4 Two paid. A beautiful race, vvon by a neck. The St. Leger Stakes of 25 sovs each, p. p., vith 1O0 So added. One mile and three ...

... CARLOW RACES.-BALLYRAR COURSE. MSONDAY, JULY 25. The Carlow Stakes-Sweepstakes of 10 sove. each, half forfeit, to which the stewards wvill add 6o fovS. for huntcrs. Race horses admitted. One and a-half mile heats. Second horse to save his stakes. The followigl horses ar entered for this race:- Mr. ?? Knox's b f Discretion, S yrs, 7st (Wynuc) .. O 1 1 Mr. Sherlock's b Itory O'More, 6 yrs, hst ? ...

... CURRAGH OCTOBER MEETING-WE IMrESDAY. Hr Xajesty's Plate of 100 guineas for horses, &c.; two yrs old, a lither;three, 7st2lb ;four, Bat ?? five,9st 31b- aix and aged, bqlb-31b allowed to mares and geldings. Three miles. MrIrwin's ch f The Pride of Kildare, 3 yrs old (Murphy) ,. I lr Watt' b c King Dan, 4 yrs old (Doyle) 2 Mr Ferguson's b h Humming Bird, G yrs old (Jacques) .. 0 IrDigby'obc ...

... - -1 iS7TELI(;GIANCE. T\rl' - ltSA ii@S- ?? v IxI siii C~ria (tavP. rO m's WI4uriti (akelt ai' Ertl italke, Freely) Nir 11' 5et (ocri'ttit loe I; it jitlei,' I'u4 (blok aini.1 iftvl'wards elf ir iloV i~esor ft iken rill afterwards ofererd) ,itI sir Gcl1Ne's S t ullrnertO (tak,,ni tOr1 i Iri' 1,ridte Of Kildiare (taken toI lti 1nntne,` Aliet' I tc'witirn Mr 10 l) 'e Sciaprt (takci art aftera ...

... KILLARNEY RACES. SECOND DtY_-WEIVNE5DIDAY. It sas intended that the first race should be for hunters in ge- rord, tlc, stalteo five sovereigns, p p., to which tho stewards wero :a1l forty sovereigiIs; but twere not being the sutlicient numtbor rt horses to start, the raco did not come offi. Tho cen lracc was for horses the bona fide property of itlia. liolseltrf lKorry, for stokes of three ...

... NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING.-MONDAT EVENING. A brge company has been attracted to the town by the prospect el fitn weather and flue sport, and large it is without taking into account the chance customers. who availed themselves of the special train with the sole purpose of witnessing the race for the Caundri lgeshire. All the inns are full, and lodgings, hacks, and fSls, boae been and ...