... I THUID DAY; as The Mulgrave and Scuriy'stakes reera ?? yesterday. The day was uncommonly line, but the attendance was ia very thin-this is to be alone attributed to the late hours at n- which the races came off the two days previous, and the con sequent inconvenience experienced by those persons who r- had to return to town in the evening. Thero was a very ey strong feeling of disapprobation ...

... I ASHBOURNE STEEPLE VASE RACEB The Shamrock Challenge Cup, value 100 guineas, with 251. added, was raced for (best of Ieats) over the Asbotiune Course, yesterday.- The following horses were entered. F Mr Fergusson's b b, Barkston, aged. Mr Callaghan's ch c, three years old. Mr Yourell's Patrick, four years old. Mr Milling's ch h Dunroe, aged. The day, for the season, was extremely propitious, ...

... IJOWTH PARK RACES. SFCOND DAY. The second day's racing Came Off, over tire usual course, yesterday. An objection having been made to the winner of the St. Lawrence Stakes of the day before, it was decided it should be again contested. Accordingly, Potemkin and Whim started shortly after three o'clock, and came in as follow Whim, .. ?? ?? . ?? Potemkin, ?? ?? ?? 2 From the commencement Whim had ...

... fH9 ROVLE RAcES. These races commenced on Monday, and tltbogli was a fall of snow on the two previous days Whic e ened a postponemenit, the'. Mornin of the l3tb 5ea mildly, and with such warmth, tbat ere ?? 0e I1 80 Cure's favourite colour was beginning to peep threuta fleecy veil, and at tbree o'clock the sun was So 3art lii cept in holes, or on tbe northern aspect of high at et was scarce a ...

... I till, MAZE OCTOBE R RACESWrDNtt5DAY, OCT. 11. eta (From lhe.Beffaist Chronicle.) Ac The Hililborough Silver ClaretiJugs. Mr. Martin's Lady Charlotte .. ..1 2 1 ho, Mr. Fivey's Sancho colt .. ?? 1 2 SI: A beautifully contested race. ins Maiden Plate. lou Mr. Magill's Pickwick ?? .. 1. I Mr. Whittles's Economist filly ?? ?? 2 2 sqt Four others started. This was one of the finest races Lii that ...

... SPOATlNO~. CASTLERBAGH STEEPLE-CHASE. The above race, which came off on Wednesday, was One of the best we witnessed in this country. The day ws5 uncommonly fine, and a great number of fashionable eqal. pages, well stored with the lovely and the gay, were on the ground. The stakes were 51. each, to which the stewards added 501 for hunters that never started for a King's plate, arid ibt never ...

... Yesterday these races came off for the chullenge cup, value 15 sovs, for ponies-one mile heat. There were eight or ten very stiff leaps to be encountered, some of tbenm with broad gripes and high mounds of earth at the other side. The attendance was both numerous and respectable. At three o'clock six ponies started, aisd after a keen con- test, came in in the following order :_ Mr. Caldo's ...

... TATTERSALUbS-MONDAY. THE DERBY. Very little anxiety was evinced to back either of the fa- vourites, who retain the same relative positions assigned to them in our last report. The same observation may be ap. plied to Phantasimaa, Dardanelles, Caravan, and Wintonian, the last four having scarcely been alluded to in any of the offers made. Mango was backed at ]6 to I for 501., and for a smaller ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE lay 'as of rn ce ,us inn ire tre so to ty, ed Ir- Yo 11.- it he it CORK RACES. Our annual meeting commeiiced on Tuesday, .1,. the weather was unpropitiours, the attendance oftbe i arid of the inhabitants of the surrouiiding distiiet,5w siderable. The first race came off at threeo'cloek I, for sweepstakes of 10 soVS. 5 forfeit, for bunter, to w the stewards added 50 sovs. ...

... .. TRAMORE RACEG. SATTURDAY-SECOND DAY. 'Sweepstakes of 10 -sovsa-.half forfeeit, for' hunters ; race_ horses tdmitted;, 60 sovs added, and s if eight start. Second horse to save his stake. Oat mile and a half heats. ?? 'to be narned lo the keeper of the maEc1 book Kitd&re, on or 'before the Thursday of the Jupe Curragh meitiuk, and to be weighted, by tbe stewards during the' meedng. I Mr ...

... *SPORThVG7. IE~pSOM ?? 'The stakes decided on Friday had little to recommend it on to the public. T1,roughout the whiter it was little better Di ?? a cipher iii the bettiiig-boolk, nor did it obtain any se- tio rionuattention till within a short period of the meeting. mt The only mares backed for any amount ?? ate d'Espagne. Egeria, Gaicia filly, Velure,,and Vaccina, and on op. these the ...

... The great pedestrian match for a bet to a large amount, to pick up three hundred stones at one yard apart, between those celebrated peripatetics, the veteran Townsend and Mountjoy, was decided on Monday at Lord's Cricket-grutund, St. John's Wood, Marylebone. The auspicious state of the weather attracted a company of a highly respectable charac- ter, among whom wve noticed many of the elite of ...