... vI NEWRY RACES-TuzsDAY, OCT. 29. These races came offl over the grounds called The d Marsh, in the neighbourhood of this town. The day was fine, and the attendance immense. About half-past ri eleven o'clock the horses were brought to the post. The r running for the cup was as follows :- ft Mr. Whittle b g, Slashing Harry (Mr. Filgate), 1 tl Mr. Murland's b g, Damien (Mr. Byrne) ?? 2 2am Mr. ...

... The ?? a Heedford Correspondent.) The long expected match which excited so much interest in this part of the country came off at MoyneHill, near Neadford, county Galway, on the 25th inst. The race was two mile beats, leaping three 4& feet walls in each heat, between Mr. Charles Lynch's bbh Barney O'Reardon, aged, 10 stone, crimson, rode by owner, and Mr. James J. Skerrett's grey mare, Le Rosa ...