... TATTERSALLS.-MONDAY, Sept. 9. GREAT YORKSHIf HANDICAP. 5 to I agat nMr. Osbaldestnoi'es Dinimum (taken,andafterwards offered.) 7 - I - Dir. Meeson's the Castle. 8 - I - Mr. Woffenden's Poot-tam pore Thoabove eere the otly horsesmeiitioned, and on them theoutlay we avery small. A question as to Clothworker's qualification has for the present checked any disposition to back him. Sr. LEGER. It to ...

... MONDAY. The betting to-day, notwithstanding there was a good attendance of subscribers, was anything but brisk, specu- lation on the principal spring events being remarkably dull. Sorse little business was done on ihe Liverpool Steeple Chase, for which Meath came with a rush a heavy commission springing oiin .froma 30 was topoffr t te inih.Maria Day wvas also in demand, 3000 to 100 being taken ...

... i : PEDESTR-ANISM. I MATCHES TO COME. SEPTEMBER. 2.-T. Kearney (of Leeds) and J. Whitehead, alias Clark (of Oldham), 160 yards, e25 a side, Bellevue, the latter to have one yard start. 2.-B. Badger (of Wolverhampton) and T. Lee (of Middleton), half a mile, 25 a side, at Sheffield. ?? and J. Hale (of Dudley Port), quarter of a mile, lale to have five yards start, 5 a side. 2.-T. Lee (of ...

... BETTXNG AT TATTERSALL7S. MONDAY. The betting on the Ascot events was of amost limited description, and had it not been for the Iodp and down movements with two or three horses, end the reprehen sible trickery respecting one animal (to whinich we have alluded elsewhere), the speculations would have been devoid of interest. For the Stakes Vanpyre was un- questionably The Lion at 4 to I, it ...

... I THE MARYLEBONE CLUB MATCHES. Monday, July 15, at Lord's-North agst South. Thursday, July 18, at Vmcent-square-M.C.C. agst Present Gentlemen of Westminster. Saturday, July 20, at Harrow M-C.C. ?? Present Harro- vians. Monday, July 22, at Lord's-Gentlemen agst Players. Monday, July29 (GootlwNoocl week), at Lord's- Oldagst Young (two Elevens of England, to be chosen from Gentlemen and Players ...

... SPOR TING.z ROCHESTER AND CHATHAM RACES. *GOIL CUP' STAxursof Saps ts each, and 50 added- th winner to be sold for 200 save, by ations and the sond l savae bi stake. Heat, cue ?? and a half. (4 sab.') Mr. El@ee' Mms T, S ys, set Sib So0) (en I M. ?? 88t 0 2r i Wc.7 * cater by 20 lengths, WUT KANT STAXS of 2 sova each, and 25 added; the second to receive 5 sovya., and the winner to be sold for ...

... ?PO1i?TTh'V? YORKQ RACES;' t. ;. ,: : TEbMUDAV. U; ' ?? AB~c-Cooms, 4 O'CLoos.-The racqs'bavicg eomnnedi late this afternoon, we hare onlyr time Ip state tha;,ehwe e ' thetwraa'coid and ahtwery in h tbt.l ;tr{h etre; !and .the attendartee 'mch larger 'lb on the Brats 44' btot .111 .bellow what wre have uuallly etes ?? U grntil daj .the iafindeor, inc udwon enable4tj ?? tg;tf Nhe. ...

... ?? U ?? ?? .? q?E?8r).&7- NIGHT. ? ?L?vq?4og ?tvs?? ? ?oth, and 8? W?i*xIIO 1s3? owing to ?.arJy alL tha a JzioIu?9iog the ?sp.Mal'4 10a?.i2mri?q?enoe ?'UI4 b?tkit?d?w? of an ? b?i??a?d at t?cetpti?n The?s?a i?e the ?e ?y?ejwsae?1ojee ?erepn ?h,?wh?eh 'ad Coiitzigw?o? 4aa bao?ed freely at ? 1o2 aad'5 toil, and ii.. Hlobbfo*roa?ll?ttceat 8a?ad'7to.t? 72w?a.oS?rad on ?? thw? ai?? t?JI kT?p?oj, ...

... SPORTIfNG INTFELLIGENCE. TATTERSALL'S-MoNDAT. LlVERIPOOL 5TE.PlE CHIASE. It to 1 agat Mr. Mason us Chandler, 12 to I agst Lord Wa. terford'e Sir John, 12 to 1 aget Lord Strathmore's Rat-trap, 16 to I agst Mr. J. Fort's Knight of Gwynne, 20 to I agst Mr. J, Fort's Little Fanny (taken), 30 to i agst Mr. Hassalle Vic- tim, 40 to I agst Captain Barnett's Maid of Athens (taken), 50 to 1 aget Mr. ...

... SSPORPTNG INTELLIGENCE. SANDtYMOUN r .ACES. Thsee adjourned sports, we perceive by our advcrtising co- lumiD, will come oft' thls day on Sandvmount Strand. Tlhe (X:iguity of thi3 delightful suburb to the metropolis, a prospect cf fiir weather sad sport, afford ample grounds for hope of a nurerous arsemblgc. Three races are announced-the start for the lirit at half-past two o'clock. QUEEEN'S ...

... GORT RACES T'ie above races came offon Thursday on the Nen town course, the property of Henry Lilill, Esq,, of Cloona, who never refused the use of this course to the inhabitants of Gort, and is besides a liberal subscriber at all times to the racing fund. 'JThe hour appointed fo. the start having arrived, the signal for preparation was notified by sound of trumpet, and the fol- lowing steeds ...

... YORK RACES. BETTING (N SATUtRD 'y ATTMRiOON, EnoR HAYADICAP-3 to I aght Canezou, 6 to I agat Cantab, 10 to I agstElcho, to to i agst Mark Taply, t 5to I ggt Cloth. wor er, 20 to I agst Collingnood. PrINCE OF WALLS's STAKi'S-Even on Eng!and'a Glory. 4 to t agst dtorm. GREAT YO..;SHIHE STAKES-6 to 6 on Pitsford, 3 to 1 agat Captain Grant. MFATH ARCHERS- The third meeting of the Meath Archery ...