... '!?;Ppftfi intel ag K lli,?rlwc. ii- EPSO1 STTfeI ?? RlfEETING-&-Flrn-.- J Thn T teumbera' Plate. UMrArnestroe'4 Alcyone 2 M r ?? . .. . .. .. . .. . .. .. . .. . .. . 21 1y .. . . . . ran . ed Thc Calcm Stakes of 50 res0. each, h. ft. far three-year-oldl Ollics, St. to 71b eache. lie owlner of the secnad filly to TtcCii,' 10 soss. out of the s' akes, MSile arnd a haif. 137 zuab. .aTr 0 Hill's ...

... X inportng Ihtellignc. ?? ?? TH ?? RIPOlN ST. WIL'RED MEETING.- 3iOODAY. 8 41 The Trial Staltes of 5 Sore. each, with 25 added, for two-Year-olds, 8. 4 5st.. 101b; three, 701. 71h; four, Ws. 71b; five, . -,Se.six andaged 8' 4 1 9 sth 31h.--ertalin'penalteo and ailosnrces. One mile. Betting I 5 7 Mr Dawvson's Jlanet, 2. yr e ?? Bullock races in, wv, 8 18 Ur Heywood's CourtenUe, 4 yre ?? ...

... ?rneut2?nc*. .ILSLEY SPRING MEETING. MONDAY.f The Stowardo' Plate of 40 eovs. Id~ii to a Eandica Sweeke e ears. lar eah 1 hOeml.2 us 36 4 M~rGB.DIvewe'sPheDupie,O&yrs ?? .B , rosy 1 Betig 6 tr 4elisbh's Huntngo, 3yr (oinTo. ThubexJ, Land 2 o1 lm tigon-o 4 al by Saxo eng' s Tom Thuumb Iva ?? ior ST7he T.lge Wea tkers Thodof 40 ?? 0f3 8sovsJ dle'ac FlaterS ?? *.6 4 Mr H. vey's nPrirarioe, ?? 6 ...

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... WMatna. ? ? . ?? jo 0 BETTING AT THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL. FuBirEIDAT, AP~icL30,I1802. b The ~ubethiere mustered in strong force this morning to borm- pore thei Cheeter Cop bdoke. Since our Iast~ quotations many a Important changes have taken plaoe in the favoarites both for -the pi e Chester Iup In Derby. Heese Homburg and Joe Miller, then a io force. for the former event, have gone quite out of ...

... ? one B137TING AT THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL, FmIDAY, SEPT. 3. Some important ebengee ?? taklen place in thre St, Leger bet- ting since oune last quotaitonse. Yeetet-day Trousseau was backed Wit for £100 at 20 to 1, nd Harbinger for a similatr amount, at pr'iies not varying from 0 to 10 to 1. To-day the former wae freely supported this at 12, tro I, and 7 to I Waes the highbest offecr agai nst the ...

... ?? ? spartfitg; ? ?? ?? , BETTING AT THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL. d , FRIDAY EVExiNO, AuC. 10. Speculation amongst the few, who have not gone to York ba3 i been confined to the different events decided there this week. For the betting on the St. Legerwe ?? refer our readers to the I York reports. MANCHESTER.-FnIDAY EVENING-No bet ing. * YORK AUGUST MEETING, 1853, - - 4 WEDNEsDAY. The DandaseStakes ...

... 1: . *Portilvo ? : ?? led Shortly w illI -be` pu-blished -, pi'ce ..S~ixe`n~oe-, i-n ..clo-th-. (p~o~st-free; otni es, Fourpenae extra), ml lloWRIGHT'S BOOK OF STEEPLE CHASE- thb ?? ample andI correct Report of all th St ipnio rig Chases and Hurdle Races, in Great Britan and Ireland, during,,( t je ate sao 82.3~,wit coiu nees ito teeple Chase reI aa ?? London payl at ight Holtr. .. eV ilI- ?? ...

... To-morrow's Manchester Daily Times will contain the probable Fr D winners at MALTON, by PLENIPO. fri if dO BETTING AT MANCRESTER-TuESDAY. mi y The betting today was altogether confined to the Great n E Northern Handicap, the result of which will he found below, 5, The following is the latest betting on the course at York:- d TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES. st at 2 to 1 agat Mr Morry's Lord of ...

... *porting Entelligence. BETTING AT THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL. tv TUi'SoAY, 0cT 19, 1852. haE ig Tlero have been eaoms important changes in the batting on the lha' ly Cambridgeshire since our last; Babette, then at 22 to Ij has be- to Id come fi rat favourite, 6i to 1 being taken to a large amount, whilst baa her etabla companion, Lady Evelyn, has receded to 20 to 1. The 1% tofarmer was the only ...

... X . I - t t e- Orttua luteli¢tace. SIn to ---'-- -- -- -- it BEnTING AT MA'NCHEBT!ER.-FRaiDA7. and There wae no attendance at the rooms to-day. Bu b- DONCASTER MEETING.-TUESDAY. eace FeTh itzwillirnH dia Staes of S sovs. each, with SO added. 0 The owner of the second harses to cave his stake. One mile. 8 id 12 subs., _7 12 MrJ.) M. ...