... SPORTING INTBLLtOrNCB. * - . .: ,, A. ' ' - - GARIRISON GRAND E PPL;E CHASE -Th-s1%didaftir,' which comies offloa Wedne loy. 10th April, will be sun A*tae Mcor of Meath, over a beautifully laid-out course of an odal fdl, three' mile. rbossd,-conteining nineteen heavy fenos. It is knoawha the ?? Coure and wine famned for wreilicozitoeed rasiet laszy yeirs a~e. :- ?? . THE NAAS CHALIENGE CUIP ...

... I XANTURK NATIONAL STEEPLE, CHASE. This affair came off on Tuesday, on grounds between Rossacon and Newmarket, county Cork, and was remarkably well attended. The first race was for The Tierney Stakes of 10 sovs. (5 ft), 100 sove. added by the stewards for all horses; weight for age. The bugle Bounded at half-past two o'clock, when the following horses came to the post, and started off well ...

... 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 ? ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... SPORTINGS INTELLI? rsiwSO RAcy' In additin td thc winner, SpriV lowing stared,ibut were not p J. B. Day'sNil Desperandua Peel's Great Western, Lord' car, Duke o' Autlandas cock, 'Mr. T Parr's Spo? Comnet, Lor .Eglinto9# 0.4baiblestolk'E'luglevel aettig at ~artinf 4 to I agat Nil Desy some placeos 5.to, 40 to I ?? Folter, and S( Precisely at'r was3 elffected.; stonle, Fulgisi Jack, and S bi ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGcENL, MULLINGAR STEEPLE CHASES. This meetling was braught to a close on Tuesday, wb,1 following events were decided ' C Thle Mullinger Stakes of 3 Bove each, with 30 ?? ad; second horse saved his stake. Two mile heats. Mr Balfe's b im Expert, 6 Ira IIst (Canavan) Ur Mooney's bo m Tidings 4 yrs lost '3 01 Mr Hill's g h Out of the Way, ii Iras9t alb 2 . isr Abbott's bd m Linnat, ...

... CURRAGH JUINE MEETING. lat rRrDIW. ril The attendance yesterday was still less than on Wednesday, ell being confined almost entirely to those inmrediatcly connected with tie turf. The weather wis tie reversoof agreeable, being cold and squally, with oceasioual heavy showers. 11er Majesty's be guineas wvre easily won by King Fisher, who was the day pre- let viocs cleverly defeatea by Caurouch, ...

... | ' '-ISP. 97iT ;I LIGENCE ,, . *1 i.-, -Zi_ ?? I ?? NEWAR'KTi SECCND OCTOBER MEETING : ?? ~-:-:T.iillum8AW G. ?? :,eOll, ba ft. 1R.IL ?? of Bedford's .Q ?? Vlb (F. Butler) Iit -, 'Uw RW Wt'o . e ?? -I Handicip S1Veipstfe3 'of 10 fJiY each, for three-yr-olds D 31. N*. SC. AiiVA a' . Danwn ,,,t ;9 . . 2ii. liklamrsn ost9 stt7b ?? _ L~rd Cllfden'g ~otto>'Lordet.IS61b: . ,Lrd Chestedeldws Chicot ...

... NEWMARKET HOUGHTON. MElETING. TUESDAY. Fifty Pounds: for two-yr-olids, a feather; three, 7st alb; four, 8et 91b ; five, 9st 31b six and aged, 9st 71b. The winner with his engagements to be sold Jor 300 guineas, if demanded, &G. Last three miles of B C. Lord H. Lennox's Little Jack, 2 yrs (T. Smith) ?? 1 Lord Exeter's Nutmeg, 2 yrs ?? ?? ?? 2 Air, Gregory's Damask. 2 yrs ?? ?? ?? 3 Three others ...

... 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 ...