... SPORTING ?INTELLTGENCE. HOLDEltNESS HUNT RACE9-WE55Ng5OkV, Apri1 14. Sweepstakes of 10 sore each, fer hunters, won by Mr. Grant's cha h Ephosu6, boating Capt. Davids0n's hr hi Prosody, Mr. F. WVorsley'a oh c Carcicas, anid Msr. W. C. Maxwell's b b The Captain. Two drawn. Epiesus6 agst the field. Wonl easy. Mrasch for .£!iO, 14 et each. Two miles. hMr. E. 6smith'o b h Lisbon, beat Mr. llawcr'a ...

... SPORTING INTELLIG EN'E. it A numrerous conmpaily wcrc attracted to tbe racergrouod nt I a, Ciislor, onl Tolenday last, to wvit ness the relnalrig for al plate of te .'50 given for maiden; heorns nuat tltoreolh inired, and whdichl badi -. been regnlarlv tastedl with Lord b'arboroegll'o or Sitr flirbitrd r, Sotion s hOUndS duritng thc season: the plate waDs otVO ensily by I DfMr. F., tIes' b g ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. orv hlg CHESTER RACES. the T hese races commenced yesterday week.: The following areI ili,- tpe resaut3 of the most interesting stakes : !.: h kit .MoiiDAYt-The Groavenor stakes, Mr. Clifton's b 11 Fylde, 1 * *.Mr. Houldworth's chles fllly Fortitudle, 2. A produce rweep. ,i .;fstaes Of 50 sovs each, Sir T., Stanley's b c Laurie Todd,!I Mr. slSHouldowooth's b c Beagle, 2. ...

... his YORK SPRING MEETING;-MONDAY (yesterday), May 17.r ind Sweepstakes of 20 iOVS. each, for horses, &c. of all ages; three nd year olils 7at four, 8st. Slb. f ve, 9st. six and aged. Sst.41b.;1 ns nmaideD horses at the time of naming allowed 41b. * three and ere four-year old dllies allowed 3ib. 'Two mliles. his Lord Ctcvetood'dbhr c Tamboff; by lltacklocrl-Alfsoa, 4 yrs (T. Lye) 1 a )fs Mr. ...

... YORK SPRING MEE'TItNG. hMllNDAXY, MAI 17. SYLlf'STAlKlfS .f26 f ovs, eabch for huares of all ages. T'wo miles, Lord Cleveland'a isp. e. Tarmbboll, by blitelocek out of Alfwina 4 yeats e r i ?? ' *. L- ?? I M3. oil'sae oh. . liro thr 0,) ReiPtnrser, 4 years oid ?? Ii i rd Pi tzioilliaaln5R b.f. tIora, by Clervawntea. 4 y;inrvoild i3 i)lee of Lalqds's oh. c. by St. Piatrivii, out of RTifboil I ...

... SPORTiNG INTELLIGENCE. e, YORK SPRING MEE'rlNG.-TrUESnAY, MAY I8. of Twro year old statkes. A sweepstakes of 30 sovs. each, 10 ft for n- two years old colts, 8st. 51b. fillies, 8sat. 2ib. T.Y.C. - Lord Cleyclsnd' b c Chositeor, by tettery, (T, Lye) .-.*I ad Mr. Wailker's oh f Yicoidre, by Wbisker-------------2 6ll '1Eleven started but the judge only placed two. 2 to 1 agst .;Chorister; 3 toli ...

... SPORTING0 INTEI.GENCE. 'rs EPSOMI RACES.-TorssoAv, May 25.' t, A match for 200 novereigas each, Mr. Benson's c by Whale- ce bone, received- Mr. Theobald's c by Flibbcrttgihbet, paid.- tib Match, 100 sovs. lift Mr. Theobaid's oh f Celerity, received; eMr Yotung's cli f Alacrity paidl. The Craven stakes ol'l0 sovs. meach, (13 subs.) His Majesty's chi h 'Irbe Colomel, I ; Mr. Rogers's mHaroll, 2; ...

... | BSEVERLEY RACES, 1830. W. C. MAXWeLL, & T. B. HODOsoN, EsqrS.-STEWARDS. WEDNESDAY, June 9. BEvIRLIY ST~riers.-A Sweepstakes of 1.5 sovs. each, 5 ft. wilh 20 added, for horses, &c. of all agcs;: three yrs old to carry 7st.; four, 8ist. Sib.; five, Ost.; six; and aged, 0st. 4ib. Maiden lhorses, at the time of naming, allowved 411).; three and four year old dilics allowed Sib. TwYO miles. Dlr. ...

... SPORTING INTELI.IGENCE. r At T;scasT ea8SB meeting last week, The f~inq's Palrse (bOOgs.) Y!C twas wron by Mr. J. Sadler's br B Jocko.-At aSINDAI, meeting, ti; 3 I'kA>Cld Cups (lOOgs.) by Mr. Nowell's b h by Walton-.4t hs e irswrou, mc~ A'Thay's ParseolOOgsdl by C~ol. Wilson's eb c Jack re e Juink-At Cu eLMlSFoO , Tire Iling's Psrse (lO~gs) by Mr. G. su - lulelee3ys b f Bustle.-At STAMroRD, ...

... n Gonwnwson RAc es.-Tbis meetmng, at whdichl the nport in de. 1S scribed an being of the flrst rate ordler, commeneced on Tuesday K n last, on wvhicl dlay the St. l~eger Stnakes, for 3 yr old coilts, were n. won by Lord Egrremont's Brotber to Grampus. 2/ic tcsdosood P Ii Stakers by Mr. Forth's Aaron.-On Wednlesdiay, Tle Ladies Plate, te by Lord Uxcbridge's Rough Robin. 2'le 'ssodiesed C117, ...

... HIAIGH PARK (LEEDS) RACES. STrI~'.IS o-T'ITONItAS IlIOULDSWORIITH, Knit. COLONEL r-CRADOCK, & WM. BIELLIUOUSIE, DsLi. veyid&reatll a:teorlvd.Th tta runtiter of peertirou DI) I ?? did rut ecreed live thousandi, adtoo le attiesrdncee err the bl grand stand wits equally Scanty, tint inore thriit fifty geritlerieii ive li''irg per:evot, ait not onii Iely. 'Thle iniuilier if carreiages tfied ?? ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCR., *, sASCOT HEATH SECOND MEET3NG.. f The. Second 3Ueeting (being its second year) at Ascot Heat~h Iloemmeoiced onl TUESDAY. The belief that thleir Majesties woulsd hossour the riaces with their presence turned cut to be well i Souded.Trueto-the promuiee of encouraging essd psrtieipatiag .i h musnents of thleir people, their Madjesties arri ved on the a ilealta about a ...