... I 'SPOJITlNG ]NTELLIGEN&E. fNlEWMARKET RACES-YESTPhDAY. (BY rdAGNETIO TSLEGEIAPH.) Sweepstakes of 20 Sovd. B. C. Viallerman .. ?? , , SFirminber ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 2 Two ran. Wcn by tbree quarterd of a length. Sweepstakes of 60 SOve. I. B. M. Forerunner ?? .. I Belle ?? ?? . . ?? .. ,ra.. 2 Two razn. Sweepatakes of 10 Sove. Olympus ?? ?? . . I.. . . . Delu-Ion ,. ?? ?? ?? ?? .. 2 West Ead ?? ?? ?? ...

... I : sPoRTING iNTELIENCE. I (FROM OUR CORRESPONDILNT.) ARMAGH 8TEEPLE CHASES-TcsuusDAY, Nov.-D. N4 Stewards-Lord Lurgan, Lieutenailt.Coi01ene Caulfield, M5LXwcI C.CoeEr., MIP. -I.Aitut..Colotsel Strange, J. W. N. Gough C.Cose, Esq - Ca tan1. W. Caulfield, and St. John Blalcker, Esq, tj The first day of the Armagh annual. steeple-obase nseetlsg It cm ionyesterday, and was numerously attended by ...

... TIlE, liOAL PLATES IN ILELAND. W1I NNEIRS IN TIlE YEAR 1 50. Of the thirteen loyal Plates run for at thc Curraph11 tlas your, four Were MIoN by Mr. INo0laa's Blucher, three by Mr. Co(1rIcdCIIy's Caprice, twD by Mr. Dfsney's Captain Grant, two by Mr. Ilyland's Allegrotto, one each by MIr,% Watis's Marquis and 3larchlioness D5'lEu. C'aprice also won two out of tiae th;es run for it Down. Mr. Wa ...

... WATERFORD STEEPLE-CHASES-Nov. 27. SECOND DAY-TUESDAY. STrwARDs-J. Power and W. Scully, Eqrs. The attendance better than on preceding day. The sportwas L confned to one event, and even that not concluded, having ex- t,'nded to five heats, a return of which is eubjoined:- SwFEPsrArEs of I a0V each, 10 sovs added. Weight for ege. three yrs, 9st 41b; four, Iast 71b; five, list; six and aged, l1st ...

... SPOETIZYG I TELIGENCE. TATTERSALL'S-NONDAY. LrvEaPoorb SPRING CUP.-5 to I agpt Mr. Parr's Parope (t, 6 to I agat Mr. Watts' Litile George (taken) 13 to 2 agst Xr. Hesseltine's Unity, 7 to I agst Mr. Meesom'a Doubt (takeu), I to) I agst Mr. Dawlson's Revers on. LIVEIiPOOL STELPLE-CIASE-.8 to 1 sgst Sir John (taken), 8 to Iagst Vain Hope, 9 to I agst Rat-trap (take 10 to ), 111 10 I agst Abd-el ...

... SPORTING INTELL GENCE. ASCOT RACES-TuEsDAY. The aristocracy, who claim Ascot especially as theirowvnwere present in more than usuat numbers for a first day, butthlbS pb. li generally did not muster in the force we have seen on ?? former occasions, probably deterred by the gloominess of the morning and the uncertain character ofthe weathtr. Thecoure was in better order than might have been ...

... SPORTtING INTELLIGENCE. | (FROM OUR CORRESP'ONDENT.) BAJLYMENA (CO. ANTRIM8) STEEPLE CEASES, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 2. - Stewards :-Captain Haughton, 16th Lancers; Captain Jones, 64thlRegiment; Ilieutenant Curtis, 46th Regiment;- Barclay,Eq, 16thI Lancers; H, H. Hamilton O'Hsra, Esq,; John Hill Adams, Esq. William llogg, Esq., Ulster, Bank, Ballymenis, Treasurer. John Jellet, Esq., Clerk of the ...

... LIVERPOOL JULY MEETING, 1851. (FROM OUR OWVN COR5SPO2DoET.) SECOND DAY-THURSDAY, JULY 10. The Grosvenor Stakes of 10 sovs each, h ft, With 30 sOV6 added for three and four years old. Mile aud a quarter. Taree yrs, 7st 21b; four, 8st I olb. 4 subs. 31r Mare no b c The Cutler, a yrs (Basham) walked over. The following paid 5 sovs ft:-Mr. W. Tempest iis b c Chbt. terbox, 4 yrs; Mr. Herbert's ch g ...

... I SPORTING IINTELLIGE.NCc;. EPSOM STEEPLE-CHASES-FRWAV A Free Handicap Hurdle Race of 6 sova each, with 8o added, over six flights of burdle4, twice round, six subscribers, was won by Mr. Collins's Tbe Old Wells, aged, 9st 4lb, h b (Archer). v Great Metropolitan Steeple-Chase of 10 soya each, with 100 added; the second to save his stake, and the winner to pay 20 soys towards expenses. Winr eri ...

... (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) 1 MITCHELSTOWN (COUNTY CORK) STEEPLE CHASES. t TUESDAY, NARCH 9. STEWARDS-IMarquis of Waterford, Captain Johnson, Lieute- 3 nant Bidgood,LieutenantRowland (lst Royals). J. O'Brien, Esq. I This meeting commenced to-day over an intricate course, laid out a bhort distance from Mitchelstown, In which were thirty-five fences-several stirf ones and a wide river. The weather ...

... CURRAGH SEPTEmBER MEETING, 1852. (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT). THUR5SDAY, SEPT. 9. 3' Stewards-W Quin, E~q, Marquis of Waterford, Sir Thomas Burke, Bart. Judge-}Robert J Hunter, Esq. The weather this day was equally fine as preceding days, thi company considtrably less. The principal feature in the day's sport was the defeat of the favourite for the Queen's plate, Lord Waterford's Lancaster ...

... CURRAGIH JUNE MEETING, 1861. ESTRIES FOR THE QUEEN'S PLATE. WEDNESDAY, 25. Her Majesty's Plate of 100 gs for three and four yrs old- three yrs old, 7st; four, 8Ot 71b; ?? to mares and geldings. TIwo miles. Lord WVaterford's ch f Hickup-the-Dust. Lord Waterford's Moniea, a yrs. Mr. Keogh's b c Conveyor 4 yrs. MIr. Wynn's b e Kildare, (late Whiteboy) 4yrs. Mr. Nowlan's b c by learaway, 3 yrs. Mr ...