... NL P SPOR TING INTEjLLlSGMT', BELFAST AND COUNTY DOWN STFP (F, CHASES. TOEBDAY, DEC. 28. (VaH)AI oUR cORRoSPONiDEar.) The Railway Plate, a ha.dloip f eepmst e3 of 3 6on each, 30 sova added by the Beltail end Couaty ?? ailrway Company. Two atilee. ?? Bob ?? ?? Trip the Daisy ?? ?? .. 7 Fallow Deer ?? . . The Brarrow ?? ?? .. Bettitg-Even on Little Bob aainrst the Ildd The Ulster Selling Stakes ...

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... TATERSAL-YEsTEDAY. 'i -- (BY BrAGNETC TELEci'll.) Crowden Stceplerhaso-5 to I agat Goldsmith (offered) 7 4 to 1 agst Ab-del-Kader (t); 7. to I. agst Omer Pasha; 8 to 1I sgst Brunette (0); 7to 1 each agst Lottery and Slhylock(t). 1 No Derlby betting. AppolhTMIIS i DEOEIBSII Eidre Hlunt-Ord, Halyerstown; 6C1M, Enfield; 8th, Path.- angan;.10th, SallinsatIh, Kingswond; lth, Itilkes; 17tbl, ...

... ?? ?? . GE' I A DAY WITTH TItE IiKMLEitE o HOeDS.. ijs spletudld paoli, wvhich nevelr, wein lner ordor, moet to-day at Jenkilston, witere ias uisudlnt gkrand ?? al corneis. In CaonK nalihe they found a fllo old f jywllts wais off at once, closely pressed by tl e f ,plck,, Thdre 'ae a southerly wind and a cloudy sky', io the scent Wasbbuti'ing. 'oynard made for Finnen cover, up tho.hililt att ...

... SPORTNQG IS TELLGENCE. Is, Id ASCOT IIlATH RACES-THURSDAY. of The ctalogem rasesce for the grand day, if it fall short b5 I ;comparison with Tuesday, was in itself satisfactory as to quan. lb, tity. We cannot say much, however, for the character of tie sport, the early disappearance of the two cracks of their respec. tive years-the Flying Dutchman and Voltigeur, an'l thE mn scratching of ...

... PROGRAMME 01? THE CURRAGH JUNE MEETING, 1 f1i. TUESDAY, 24. Scurry Stakes, 6 SaOV each, with 25 sors added. Angiasey Post. To name at the time of entrance for the Queen's Plates. No race unless five sabscribers, at 2 soys each for entrance. Wts to be uxed same night. Kirwan Stakesof 50 soVS each, h ft (renewed), for horses the property of Members of the Turf Club or Coffee Room, or name *i by ...

... SPORTING INT LLIGENCE. HEATH (QUEEN'S COUN~TY) RACES, ISI MOND0AY, JULY 14. P Stewards-Lord Drogheda, Henry Figett, Req, )Iichl Dune REq., John Cros'daile, Esq., W. B. Scott, Esq. Secretary and Treasurer-Mr. Thomas Turitiu. Juqge-Mr. MWNerney. 'Ihe assemblage onl the opening day of this meeting was oto. resipectable, thoughi not nearso numerous as onfornier Oc~t52,, Visitors from Dublin few, a ...

... TS THIE EDITOR OF THE TMES. SIR-It is always regarded in history as peculiar to the most distinguished generals that they have best known how to turn disasters to profitable use, and have frequently con- verted the ruins of defeat into foundations of victory. We are now in circumstances which give full scope to the display of such qualities, if we possess them. 'Ve have been beaten- signally ...

... I 2pORTlNG IYTELLIGENCE. 5~c3fACROSS (COUNTY MONAGHAN~) STEEPLE~ *, re Oe Is ry. ,) nice 3l' llovy, aid Neti J. zle~tI luo,-Eli, N J1 ltuiil' ?? 11q 'Treasurer- - f1i15 co;tatri ?? B.artley and P.. %Vsd 01 trO~Iu'A tNOV. l ae of lin day, over a Couirse c tgos o-l oc Iry juincrtOus, there being at lea~ttw r, Oitlt ?? groats. W 'ert osate, Ihowever. ?? -irrOul lung rentry caie forwatrd ...

... SPORTING IlVTELLIG1.VCR. CONFY CASTLE STEEPLE CHASES MONDAY, 5TIr JANUABY, 862. Stewards-Sir Percy Nugent, Ba Captain Th 5th Dragoon Guard,. ~ ~ ~ ~ ouison ACCEPT S OB The TBAcr STAHE5-A i da sova of sOVS each, 4 ft ?? by G itse. Tracy, Esq S d 8 to ?? his stale. Three s, ever Confy course. i 91M'Daniel's br m Miss Stephens yrs. st. lb. Captain Hay's b in Betby Prig ?? ?? 6 10 l Mr. J. G. ...

... I SPORBTING INTELLIGENCE. i * THE CH2STER C1JP-LORa WATERFORD. ] His lordship, this year, uudoubtedly possesses anmost formid- able chance of obtaining the great Cestrian Prize. So great is his popularity that his success would bereceived with unalloyed i satisfaction and delight by the entire sporting community. Hid n favourable opportunity will doubtless not be forgotten, and it will ...

... SPOR TING IZVTELLIUENCE. CURRAGIH APRIL MEETING, 1852. (FRoM oun CORRESPONDENT.) Stewards -J. Courtenay and W. Quin, Esqrs., and the Mar- quis of Waterford. Judge-R. J. Hunter, Esq. THIRD DAY-TRUVtSDAY, APRIL 22. In consequence of the unpropious state of the weather (rain accompanied by a sharp wind prevailing throughout the day), and the absence of the Viceregal party, the attendance this day ...