... SPORTING IN.V]LlIGEVCE. LUCAN RACES AND STEEPLE CHASES. WEDNESWDAA, GTH FEB., 1850,. Stewards-W. Davis, Esq., 8th Iusesars; Captain Pallton, 74th Highlanders ; W. H. Poulett, Esq., 2d Queen's Notwithstanding the boisterous and unsettled state of the weather there was yet a goodly gathering of the right sort at Locan yesterday. Thncourse preented a very blea7 appearsaee rude Boreas haying ...

... SPORTIXG IXTELLIGENCE. TATTERtSALL'S--TnunsDAY. IrVERtPOOL STEEPLE CHASE. 10 to I agst Lord Strathrmore's Rattrap, 10 to I aget Mr. UaSoU ns Chandler (taken), 12 to I agst Lord Waterford's Sir J0b1, 30 to 1 agst Mr. J. Fort's Knight of Gwynne (taken), I1ON tD S0 agst 3Mr. Hughe's Tipperary Boy (taken), 1,000 to li spt Mr. F. Nicoll's Fisticuff (taken.) Sir John and Rlattrap wera In great ...

... SPORTIfNG INTFELLIGENCE. TATTERSALL'S-MoNDAT. LlVERIPOOL 5TE.PlE CHIASE. It to 1 agat Mr. Mason us Chandler, 12 to I agst Lord Wa. terford'e Sir John, 12 to 1 aget Lord Strathmore's Rat-trap, 16 to I agst Mr. J. Fort's Knight of Gwynne, 20 to I agst Mr. J, Fort's Little Fanny (taken), 30 to i agst Mr. Hassalle Vic- tim, 40 to I agst Captain Barnett's Maid of Athens (taken), 50 to 1 aget Mr. ...

... ORMOND ITUNT STEEPLE CHASES. hen Monday, the 11th February, the above races came oft at .ArierolleY. w ithin four miles of Nenagh. The first race was for :!e Urorond Hunt Stakes of one sov, with 30 sovs added. 'The race ras three miles, in which there was a large number of dan- gerous leaps, composed of high ditches, at either side of which there vwere large dylkos. No horses could have been ...

... T.VI'TEflSAfA'.S-Tiii P.SPAY. | ?? siTEPE ItIASI.. | to I Dgtt Lrfd laitc:a1'od's Sir Tolin, 10 to I against Mr. Mosion IIS Chandlurei D, to I vg.t ,r. 0'ever's Vait aipe, IS to S , ?? OIlx'. slt:eIU's; li` ) ?? I I ,ri. ever's V\l- i .10 to I ag.,t ?? ,T. I oylels Rcry-be-nide. 30 to 1 ngat i l .r Ileuties's 'Pipiperlry lloy, 33 to l ngst air. freadglid's Maria D).y, 3 to I :;L ('aptsin BL ...

... TAT'I'ERSAL 'S-31ONWAY. LIVERPOOL STEE'LE. CHASE. 1.1 to I against Mr. Harrison's ?? (taken), I to I egst Mr. Mangan's F1arnham, 30 to I agat Mr. Trcadgold's Maria Day (t. to IoUl), 20 to I agst Air. Conningharn's (Quadruped, s0 to I agst Mr. D). Lewis ns Everton (I aken.) Menth was backed with great spirit, rising from 30 to 1 to 1. the Itighest offer at the close. Roescue and Grand Lumiere ...

... I T''A'TTERSALUS-MONDAY. I LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CHASE. 9 to I aypt Lord Waterfurd's Sir John, 10 to I against Mr. Ilarrison's Meath, 10 to I agat Mr. Lawson's ns Peter Simple, 10 to I agst Mr. flassall's Victim, 12 to I ajist Lord Strath- more's Itat-trap (taken freely), II to l agst Mr. Vever's Vainhope (tken), 14 to I agst Mr. Pocket's Columbine 25 to I agst Lord Sefton's Little Fanny. Tlie ...

... LIVERPOOL SPRING MEETING-WEDNESRDAY. (FROM ?? CORRESPONDENT) The Trial Stakes of 5 sovs each. One mile and a quarter. Andalusian ?? .. ?? ?? Pin Nono, ?? . ?? ?? .. . ?? The Spring Cup of 100 sovs. One mile and three quarters. Doubt ?? Augeant ?? ?? ?? ?? 2 THE GRAND NATIONAL SPRING STEEPLE CHASE.. This being the race of the day, much anxiety was, of course,. felt as to its result; and, as ...

... SPORTING INTELLIG1ENCE. ENTRIES FOR LUCAN SPRING MEETING, 1850. MONDAY, MARCHo 18. STEEPLr-CeIASE.-Free Handicap Sweepstakesof 6SOVs. eacb, in case of acceptance, 30 sovs. added. Three miles, steeple- chase course. bib allowed to Corinthian riders. Winner to pay 5 sovs. towards expenses. Mr. J. G. Murphy's b m IHeroine, 5 yrs. ?? -- g nm The Oaks, 5 yrs. Mr. Rlush's b m Kate (it b), aged. Mr. ...

... I SPORTING INTELLIGLNCE. ACCELPTANCES FOR TJIE LUICAN SPRING MEETING MONDAY, M1AIRCII 1P, 1860. Sm~reE.CIIASE.-l'rLO tliandlicap Sweepstakesof ., sovs. eac, ill case of Lieccttaco 30 io vs. added. 'Three milesl, teepl, chase course. 51b) allowed to Corintisiall riders. WVinner to pay s sovs. towards explenses. Sir. 1;. J. Tr\il's cl h1 'Jhe Ottere, C yrs, list 71b. Mr. J. G. MGi.rlly'.s r Ill ...

... SPORTI.NG JXTELLIlGPNCE. THE WESTERN DISTRICT AND BALLY3MORE STEEI'LE CIIASES. MAIICII I ITII-FIiS'T DAY. This meeting, got up chiefly through the exertions of the offi- cers quartered at Atilone, coinmenced yesterday. The attend- ance', though considerable, fell far short of former years, emi- gratiun halving evidently thinned the ranks of the pasantrY.- 'ihe line of country was badly marked ...

... RlO;DCROSS (COUNTY WICKLOW) STEEPLE CHASE.. MONDAV, ?? ItI Stewards-J. Callen and.J. Brass, Esrs. A fine day and good attendance. Ony one race was decided as follows, over a stiff and awkward course:- Silver Cup, with 10 sovS added for balf-bred horses. Weight for age; winners extra. Heats two miles. Mr. Wilson's b g Prince, aged, 10st I llb (Ireton) ?? 0 1 1 Mr. Murray's bg Peacock, aged, ...