... SPORTING INTELLIG1ENCE. ENTRIES FOR LUCAN SPRING MEETING, 1850. MONDAY, MARCHo 18. STEEPLr-CeIASE.-Free Handicap Sweepstakesof 6SOVs. eacb, in case of acceptance, 30 sovs. added. Three miles, steeple- chase course. bib allowed to Corinthian riders. Winner to pay 5 sovs. towards expenses. Mr. J. G. Murphy's b m IHeroine, 5 yrs. ?? -- g nm The Oaks, 5 yrs. Mr. Rlush's b m Kate (it b), aged. Mr. ...

... -ball. CIOXTON PARK RACES-TuESDAY. Zcjarry ites of to sovs each, I ft, and 20 sovs added; for all tierI;I Ist 6ll cach; t) yr-olds and upwards that never won 10ae or Swee3 akOO, allowed 51b; the winner to be sold for /I ll lf mile. ,L j llowthto'6 The Fiddler, 5 yrs (Mr. White) ?? ?? 1 ;Ir. Geary's Lucy Neale, 6 yrs ?? ,, ?? 2 ilerd ClifOen'fl rinnet, 6 yrs ey. thre3 Fvea on l'lanet. Won easy ...

... NEWMARKIET FIRST OCTOBER MI1EETNl; G. BE1TING ON WEDNESDAY NIGHSIT. FounR-YEAR-ool TRIENINIAL.-I I to 10 agst Vatican (taken), 2 to I agst Elthiron, 4 to 1 agst Lundgrave, 20 to I agst any other. CESAREWITCII.-9 to 1 agst Landgrave, 10 to I agst Esse- darius, 10 to 1 agst Wanota, 12 to 1 agst Bolingbroke (taken), 12 to I ?? Backbiter, 20 to I agst Cariboo (taken), 20 to I agst Baby (taken), 20 ...

... PIISkNIX PARK RACES, 1860. . Stewards- Ceptail Wil er, R HA. ; Lfeuteniant-Colfonel lHaiikey,K.D.G.; Lord George Paget, 4th(QO) LightDra- goons; .Major ''ottekilam, 4eth R. Lancers; Major Lsyard. 9th Regi mnent. Lieuteiant- Colonel Staunton, SI st Regiment; Major Bluden Neil, 4I;th leginment; Captain Phlillips, 48rd Light In- fantry; Captail Stre; t, 57th Regiment ; Sir Robert Nowman, ttart., ...

... SPORTING IlNTELLIGENCZ. NEWIBRIDGE GARRISON STEEPLE CHASES. The day for the decision of these events has again been changed.. The meeting will take pisce to-morrowr (Friday) in the immediate vicinity of the town. The following is the programme:- Match-20 iolVS, half forfeit. Owners up; lat. Two Miles. Mr. Tonnkinson's b g Felon; Mr. Lockwood's cli h Derry. Hussar Brigade Steeple Chase-A ...

... SPOJTING .NTELLIGENCE. TATTER(SALL'S-3ION'DAY. It |WARWICK HANDICAP. s to I agst Lord J. Scott's D1faulter. 4 to I agst Mr. o Dart, 5 to I agst Mr. Irwin's Ballinafld , to I ngst Lord cirde,,, St. Antonio, 1, MO to ho nget Keleshea winning the Ia Handicap and Chester Cup. LFAMIINGTON SrEEPLE CIIASE. 8 to I ngst Proceed, 8 to I agst Little Fanriy (taken to 1061), .12 to I agst Venture, 21) to I ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGBECE, SANDY31OUNT RACES. These sports are announced to come off on Whit.Monda tb 20th of May, under the stewardship of Captain w~ile' J. 11. Smythe, Esq. Articles for a hurdle race and fratlrae hst been arranged as follows:- blt Hurdle Stakes. 1 sov each, 10 soE0 added, 12St each. entering subject to be claimed for Iril; if entered, to be Io1do 40!, allowed 41b; for tO0, 71b; ...

... STEEPLE -CHASE AT FAIRY-}fOUSE. WEDNESDAY, MAY I. The stceple-chase announced in our paper of yesterday, came ofl this morning over Fairy-House course, about a dszen miles from Dublin. 'The hour appointed for the start was half ptist nine o'clock, and at thbt hoer, though the weather was very cold, there was a brisk gathering of sporting characters on the ground. TLe course, which was in ...

... MATCH IN THE PH(ENIX PARK. SATURDAY, JUNE 22. There was a numerous assemblage of spectators in the rark this morning to witness a contest arising out of the late disputed race at Dollymount. The time appointed for the event woe eight o'clock. but an hour after elapsed before the start took place, the course being marked out round the Fifteen Acres' The result was as follows;- MATCe 25 soya ...

... SPORTIlNG INTELUGENCE. FRITIT MANOR STEEPLE CHASES-TmrnsDAi'. steepe ChaseFee Handicap of 10 sovs each, with 100 T Stidel the second to receive 201, and the winner to be sold by anctiel for 21501. Ratlier more than three miles. 17 subs. Mr. eson's' ?? Oaks, 9st 131b Olliver) ?? I Mr. 'elliltsd SpasiCe, lost 41b 2 i. ttol't s a ind-your-own-business, 10st 41b 3 eleven others ran but were not ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGEAVCE. iIUEDLE RACES AT CURRAGH APRIL MEETING,1-50. Ibe originally announced hurdle race at the Curragh of 10 sovs each, 50 sovs added, having failed (six only out of ?? having accepted), another attempt is hazarded. Ihe new featare i.-a handicap hurdle race of 5 soVS each, 25 sovs added-to name to Mr. J. R. llunter, Haddingtou Terrace, lingstown, on to-morrow (Wednesday), ...

... TATTE RSALL'S-MONDAY. Although several races were touched upon, the gross amount of the investments was small, and on tise Ebor Handicap only did any fluctuations of corst quence take place. For that event Canezou declined to 6 to I, leaving off with a very un. healthy look; Cantab rove to 4 to 1, and Collingwood, against whom 20 to I was offered in the city on Saturday afternoon, to o to 1. ...