... SPORTIVG IN TELLIGWENCE. DOLLY31OUNT RACES-MoxDAY, APnIL S. Stewards-Air J. Wilson and Mr. T. Carolin. Judge, Mr. FL Hunter. Clerk of the course, .\r. E. Egginton. These sports, which were postponed from the Ist inst, came off to-day on Dollyeuount Strand. The morning was lowering, ana at noon a drizzling rain descended, which continued almost hicee-antly throughout the day, rendering the ...

... CORK HURDLE R1ACES AND STEEPLE CHASES. TUESDAY, OCT. 22. Stew-rds-The Mlarquis of Worcester, 7th IHussars; Lieut.- Colonel Shirley, Captain Villiere, 41st Regiment; Octavius Turner, A D.C.; Harmer Hardy and Thomas Edward Keily. Esqrs. 'Ihese sports opened to-day over the old course, a few mib s from Cork city. WVeather being favourable, spectators were numerous. The sport was meagre, neither ...

... I DALKEY ANNUAL BOATI' RACES. These races were attended yesterday by a crowded assem- ?? of gentry and citizens, comprising not only the regi- (dents and sumimer visitants of Dalkey. Kingstown, and the iwoighbouriig vicinuges, but also vast numbers who arrived by train and in the river steamers from Dablin. The scene ol land &long the coast road and over Dalkey hill presented a most cheering ...

... I T''A'TTERSALUS-MONDAY. I LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CHASE. 9 to I aypt Lord Waterfurd's Sir John, 10 to I against Mr. Ilarrison's Meath, 10 to I agat Mr. Lawson's ns Peter Simple, 10 to I agst Mr. flassall's Victim, 12 to I ajist Lord Strath- more's Itat-trap (taken freely), II to l agst Mr. Vever's Vainhope (tken), 14 to I agst Mr. Pocket's Columbine 25 to I agst Lord Sefton's Little Fanny. Tlie ...

... EPSOM GREAT METROPOLITAN STEEPLE CHASES. FRIDAY. Great Metropolitan Steeple Chase of 15 BoYs each, 10 ft, and S if declared, with 100 sovs added; twice round and a distance, about four miles. 25 subs. Mr Elmore's b g The British Yeoman, aged, II st 71b; Mr H Bird's br h Sir Peter Laurie, aged, I Ist Mb; Mr .T Mason's b h Proceed, 10st llbi; Mr Stafford's chi m Fugitive, aged, I Oat 81b; Ur E ...

... ORMOND ITUNT STEEPLE CHASES. hen Monday, the 11th February, the above races came oft at .ArierolleY. w ithin four miles of Nenagh. The first race was for :!e Urorond Hunt Stakes of one sov, with 30 sovs added. 'The race ras three miles, in which there was a large number of dan- gerous leaps, composed of high ditches, at either side of which there vwere large dylkos. No horses could have been ...

... RPORTING NVTELLIGE.VCE. K I LCOCK RACES-WEDNESDAr. Stewards-Captain Oakes, 12th Lancers; Captain Pbillippw, 43d Light Infantry; W. Whittingstall, E q., 12th Lancers. Judge, Mr. R. Hunter; Clerk of the Course. Mr. W. Itobinson. After a lapse of four years these races were resmuned to-day, and attracted a numeroun asseinblage, the weather being de- lightfu!ly fine. The ruining WiS as fo: ow3- ...

... SPORTING IN7'E]LL]GrVCE. WARWICK AND LEA31lNGTON STEEPLE CHASES ElIDAY. The Grand Annuallfandicap of 25 sovs each, 1S ft. with lo added; the second to save his stake. Four miles (41 s ° II of whom declared.) UbS, Mr. i. 13;irdus Sir I'eter Laurie, 6 yrs, I0st 21b (Mr. Goodman) Mr. ?? F. 1lusoc's P'roceed, aged, IOst 911) . Mr. llnderon',s Little Fanny, aged, 8st 121b -- 2 Ti'he frllouvill' al ...

... SPORTJNV(J .LvTFLLlGENCE. |ROSCOIIMOx RACES. These races commence on Wednesday next, II th September. Tee following are the entries and weight for the RoscoM5IoN STAKtSOf asovf each, sO sovs added :-Ballinafad, Ost 2l1b Elern, 8st Vilb; Accident, bst tlb; Molly Sparko, 7st 71b Bristle, 7st bib; Pio Nono, 78t ulb; Honest Tom, Cot. IRISH METROPOLITAN STEEPLE CHASES. Monday, the 26th October (a ...

... IRIS[I METROPOLITAN STEEPLE CHASES. The entries for the top event at Lucan on Monday, the 28th October (handicap Sweepstakes, 10 sova. each, five ft., in case of acceptance, 100 Bova. added, three miles) closed yesterday evening at Dycers as follows :-Lord Waterford's b g Sir John, aged; Lord Waterford's b Is Hero, aged; Mr G Barry's br g Carrig, aged; Mr Barrv's b g Chieftain, aged; Mr Alan. ...

... SPORTING INTlLlENCE. DONCASTERt SPRING MEETING. FRInAY'. Optional Selling Stakes of 3 soys'each, and 20 added; forS year colds and upwards. One mile. Eleven subs, e Mr. Blacker's Theory, 4 yrs (Cartwright) Mr. Blarker's 'Young Itarboo, B yre .. ?? ..2 Air. Wilkin's Macic Wand, 3 yra . . ?? R igit others ran but were not placed. Won Uy three lengths. Northern Steeple Stakes, of 3 sove each, and ...

... S PORTIN 1 - : lf c O . TATTERSALL'S-IiTONDAT. LIVERPOOL ?? 9LR.C.IISP. q to I egst Sir Joli, 9 to 1 ?? Rlat-trap, 14to I agst Knight of Goryar3 2° to 1 agst Little Fanhiy. °ItVtRPOOL SPRING Ct'. ! to 2 aggt Ballnat d. METROPOLMLN HANIDICAP. ito I ngst Cheerful, 15 to 1 aget Snowstorm; 18 to 1 agst DoUgh, '0 to I agst Testator, 20 to I agst Daimask CHESTER CUP. it to I agst Glaucs, 20 to I ...