... ien LIVBRPOOL JULY RACES. Doe FBIDAY, JuLY 16. avo Tho STAmleY ST.AEs Of, 1 SOVS esch, .10 ft, with 50 sovs added, nin for two and three year olds. T.Y.C. 8 subs. 7 2 Mr. Halford's b f by Assault, 2 yrs ?? T. Smith 1 run 7 2 Lord Giasgow's Sister to Caraeara, 2 yrs ?? 2 re- 9 0 Lord Clifden's Saololebt, S yrs ?? 3 rby 7 2 Mr. Merry's Charming W'oman,.2 yrs ?? 4 on 7 2 Mr. Kimberly nd The ...

... I porthig tit -. -- ?? LIVERPOOL AJTTUMN MBET TUESDAY. 'IG The Handicap Hurdle of 3 Bovs each with 30 sohs add, two ?? 1, Relapse 2 Revehllee 30 Chestet4 ndde Harkaway 5 Relapse was deliberately pulled was obvious to evry person preset; it fact hcooullbed two lengths. Physician, however Coud av Reveillec was third, beaten about t'o leon by a neck - Chester was a bad fourth. Imnmediatolv from ...

... I ;pnottng Intetligtuce. I II DONCASTER SPRING MEETING. V TUESDAY.c Trial Stakes-Clara Webster t 1, Weasel t 2, Layton 3. A dead heat between Clara Webster and Weasel; Layton wasB two lengths from the pair. Deciding heat won by ten lengths. c The Stand Stakes-Turret 1, Caliph 2, Colt by the Flying o Dutchman (out of Meanee) 8. 10 ran. Won by a neck. The Hopeful Stakes-Lupellus 1, Butterfly 2, ...

... rtilig *11telligence. 11 -- POST-OFFICE HOTEL, MANOIIESTER, TUESDAY. There was a strong muster at the rooms to-day. Settling on the Chester events was at first the ehief business, and continued at intervals to the close. We heard of nothing unsatisfactory. The betting was chiefly confined to the Neswmarket and Cale- donian meetings. The only change in the Derby betting was an improvement in De ...

... | NORTHAMPTON AND PYTCHLEY HUNT RACES. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3. The TRIAL STAKES, of 50 sovs each, and 40 added. One mile, Nine cubs. Dlr Rolt's Collingwood, aged, 8st 1 31b ., (Flatman) I Mr Hobson's Gladiole, 3 yrs, ost ?? 2 Mr Fowler's The Monk, 3 yrs, (ist .. . 3 Mr Dawson nd Mark Tapley, 3 yru, Gst ?? 4 The IIARLESTONE PRODUCE STAKES, of 50 sovS each, h ft; for three year olds. Ozae rulle. ItI ...

... I *porting Intelligence. I GRIMSBY RACES. These races took place on Monday and Tuesday last, under the stewardship of Robert Keetley, Bsq., the mayor, and Earl Annesley, M.P., and were brought to a most successful termination. The exertions of the committee to render the sport as attractive as possible, by the offer of stakes worth the attention of sportsmen who had good horses to enter, were ...

... ' BEVERLEY RACES. Workmen are now busily engaged in cleaning and painting the Grand Stand, stewards' stand, railings, &e. The various stakes already closed have filled wel, and the Race Committee (to whom great credit is due) have used every exertion, and spared no expense, to render the forthcoming meeting as attractive as possible. We understand the Race Committee hake such a large surplus ...

... | te xz;uallna otler ?? jaefs. e GOODWOOD RACES-(CONCLUDED). FRIDAY, AUG. 2. n SWEEPSTAKES of 200 8oyV each, h ft. Craven Course. a Tlhree subs. At Lord H. Lennox's William the Conqueror -walked over. 0 Tho NASSAU STAKES of 50 SoyV eac, for three year old fillies 8St 71b each; the second to receive 100 savs. One mile. Sixteen subs. Lord Exeter's Nutmeg ?? (Marlow) 0 1 Mr Grauwieke's Tihe ...

... 1?6porthlg *11telfigellre. RICHMOND RACES.-W EDNUISDAY. Tms Tairo YMAR, OF THE FinsaT A}XY TsucscHIAL1 PRODUCE STAKEs of 10 SOVS each, 5 ft, for the produce of uares covered ill 1849; colts Sat 71b; fillies 8st 411b; the winner to pay 5 HOVS to the fund. Two miles. 8 subs. Capt. Harcourt', Fairthorn ?? ?? (Stronseb) walked over A SWesrErMnAs of 5 sovs. each, with 25 added by tho Earl of ...

... |I BARTON.UPON-HUMBER COURSING MEETING. This meeting came off on the 5th and 61h inst,, and was In alt respects a successful one. Tble decisions of AMr. M'George gave general satisfaction. The courses came off over the estate oa Mr. Wins, to whom the club and its friends lay under great obligations. The PUPPY STAKES. I.-Mr, Gowland's I d Lambton beat Mr. Graham's r d Norval (2), Mr. Duckle's ...

... ust WEDNESDAY, Auusor 6. .yre Tbe TRIAL STAKES ofS aors each, with es added; three-yr- nirg olds, 7.t ; four, Sst 41b; flve, Bst I lib; six anid aged. 9-t. I do Winners extra. The winner to be sold for 300 sova if de. us.' manded, &c. Bltistol mile. 4 subs. Ir. 3ir. Gratwicke's The Squaw,3 yrs, 7dt 31b(Kitchener) I Hr. Duke of Richmond's f by the Ugly Buck, 3 yrs, 7ot 2 the Mr. Smith's Duster, ...

... H1 1 1. 1. R IE G A T' VA. , t aunoal aqatic fete came off en Wednesday, and yester. tii .lhrda,* 'The weather however was extremely unfa- ! ,,Ile on the Wedesdadi tile rain, falling heavily nearly Ihe Ire lie die .N s vithostanadin this drawback thre piers net *t'tded It, every accesdible Fpot by persons anxious to The vesoels were accompanied by the Trinity-huose yacht, ' o .Ir. ('11iensti, ...