... $Oorti)lq' Intelligucc. 1 245 salt T BETT1NG AT MANCHESTER,' FiTOAY FI. 1, 18b. 25 lar s Tih weights for the, LiveripoolSteple.hChabb b eing before the 121 las't public thiS'morning., 'anid the imm'ediiito.'exjiefqibn of the ao -6 ror- captances appearing for the Chester Cup and ?? Randi- 50 ,ot_ caps, prevented any amount of business beingldoce at the rooms 50 te-day. The ?? iuvestments that ...

... - I- -5jy t~tiztj zilltelliglice, I ..10 50 ?? AT MANCH-lERl2n 4. ?? MARCH 1, 1950. 1 relation theyeto,-~ O ly NORTHmAaiPToJKsuan IIAXDICAP 7to' 1 ?? 1W5 (takie8 toT iji); 00to S Ilelus (ta'e 20 to 1). 111 M~~vnoppL~~v~.sr~a~gso tel a~gst Cheerful'(oil'ered), 20 y.20 to .1 Aii~Maiy (offlered); 20-to 1 Testator (offered); fig -CjrRCTEI CUP -500 to,30 je,,t M iss Ann (offered);2 ( it- to ...

... , i;xportige telmpnce. ; ko BETTING AT MANCHESTER TvEsDAi, AUid. S. oh ?? . , . . .:.BBHOa HANDICAP. ?? , 6 to, IagsteCantab-70 to 1 taken. ?? 70 .10 v Dnsin tiil'140:ta el twioee:. ,i - 7 , . I Blbo-take 8J to 1.I h .. ?? 100 8 Clothworker-:-offered. 100 .. 6.. Mildew-taken. ut . . 6 *. ,Canezoa-taken.. I Belues-25 to I taken.. *6, . 09,, 1 ?? ?? Flatcatcher-takeri and offered. w- ~ ' 50 ., ...

... fterting IlItAlf4atce.: ?? ?? ?? tt s BETTING AT MANCHESTER, FRIDAY, DCe. 27. It .'About a dozen eubsoribers, mustered in the room to-day, but i not half that number of bote took place. We 'return what id t pired as under . LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CHASE. zt; 100 'to 6aget Sir John-tak'e 20to 1. 0 ,SO . 1 ?? Vengea66 -tak6i. 20 ,I Peter Sira1pe-taken. IUa - 20 ,- .l.. 8ir Petcr audie-offered. ; . - ...

... lporting 3Intelliense. BETTING AT MANCHESTER, TUtZSDAr, JUNE 18, The betting zanged over the different events returned below, but the transactions on each were upon a~very small scale. The chief featuwe, however, of business donoon the Nortbumberland Plate was the decline of Raby, against wom .any odds might have been got; and, indeed, 12 to I could havw easily beenbhad against anything bar ...

... - Aporti ANtTEatzllgete. ?? ?? AT.M - , ,~w o.t BETTING AT. MANCHESTER, TuesDAY, MAY 14. The only busineas of 'moment transaoted at the room this morning consisted of settling aocounts for the late Chester meet- ing, very little attention being given to speculation on any future event., The horses, however, in prominent request were Herbert for the Suffolk Stakes, Cockermouth for the ...

... ,*Potting Intelligence. BETTING AT MANCHESTER, FRIDAY, Nov. 2~2. No betting of interest was done at the room to-day, the leading susrbers being absent. This remark, however, only applies to those who are usually present. The feeling of the market ap-_ pears to be as We have hereafter quoted; and, as so little bus - hness was done, we are therefore compelled to furnish what is4 hereafter ...

... L _isportfno 31itelligence. rs *To the Editor of the Bxami-ner and Times, Sir,-In coneequence of the dissatisfaction felt by many at the placing of Cranberry first,for the Second Produce Stakes' at rr Liverpool, and as I stated in Saturday'o publication my doubts as of to its correetnes8, I have, for the benefit of your readers,-ob- )r tained the opinion of eeveral influential gentlemen in ...

... .Sporting 3Entelligenre, .d- BETTING AT MANCHESTER, TUESDmY, Nov. 12. to The absentees were so numerous, in consequence ofthe meet- ing at Liverpool, that the room to-day was very scantily attended. We have therefore merely to. return a list of the prices current, simply stating a very limited amount of business was done. WARWICK HANDICAP. G to I agst Doubt-take 7 to 1. CHESTER CUP, 18.1. ...

... IT&III900.7, , , . tBERTTMO AT IfANaB!E8rER', F lDarn, ,OCS0 aii 11. ''Tb main feature at the roe~m o'today was copnparing ef'books upon the :forthc6m~ing'Cesarewibh Stakeo; but, idependenkt of this,. there wian a total disinolination, to Speculate, ?? upon olitoiders,,hereiafter mientioned, either for this event or the Qcam- bridgeshire, 1eothat~ a formal list of quotations would be absurd, , ...

... a ti ?? ., 11 plF :qs Rev. J BETTING AT MANCHESTER, TUESDAY, SEPT. 17. Mary lect Nea-ly the whole of the betting men having gone to Donoaster, Moes ! we: not more than about a dozen of tbe regular. frequenters 'attended Ou . Iasi the roori this morning, and the o0ly business done was limited bassy. lent to the events decided at Doncaster to-day. The outlay upon each Euxto .n was voofined to ...

... Spi?rtiuq I SouTH LANCASHIVS CoubaRso MEETiNN.-EsitTuI- the return given in our Wednesday's ,aper of the deoiding corse for the Churobtown Stakes,,YoungHite: is erroneously itatedto be the winner. It should be BchtehierYo6ng Bite having run up; : BETTING -A MANCjHESTER,; Fitrzi, flov.: . The regular subscription root'wee not-oallea intO request to ' day, nor vas there any business done below ...