... |S PORTING EIGENCE. I I ' ,NCE le INTELLIGENCE EXTRA. Ie YORK SPRING MEETING, 1851. ia THE CHAMPION HANDICAP of 10 sovs each, with 2. 50 ?? weights to ?? on the l5lhogf arch h -The Saxon, 3 yrs; Windhound, 4 yra; Abdallah, 4 yrs; iy Mildew, 4 yrs; Tightwaist, 3 yrs; Post-tempore, 5 yrs ct Maid of Team Valley, 5 yrs; Castinette, 5 yrs; The Knight it of the Garter, 'i yrs; Heroine, 5 yrs. :o THE ...

... | SPORTING IN1EL~y~L4 YORK RACESW D E D t The DUNDAS STAKES of So save, added to A hsndtcp o nov. each. One mlote and a quar1ter. (21 subs,1o Duke of Richmond's Antigoen, S yrs, 7st ib ?? Mr G. B. Cornish'sm Capt. Corish, 3 Yrs. Ost l.ob tarl) Mrel. Bartun'is The Survey'orn,14 yrs, 7st Mr Murisind's Ammonia, 4 yre, 7 I 4tb. Three ollere ran.-A ?? in wihte4u hy a nec k, and a neck onily ...

... its Itarlice. 'O'.1,01orting *1 I i' NEWMARKET HOUGHFTON MEETING. MONDAY, Sweepstakes-Nathan, 1; Cineas, 2; Kiteflyer, 3. Sweepstakes-Guy Mannering, 1; New Brighton, 2 Ecoaoiy, 3. Selling Handicap-Siding, 1; Guitar and Triton, a dead heat for second place. Match-Pantaloon beat Dervish. Smeepstakes-Priestcralt, 1; Merry Nan, 2; Fear- less, 3. Sweepstakes-Nicotine, 1; Black Swan, 2 ; Bobby, 3. 3 ...

... 5po3tU1i ltg tE1tCN . YORK AUGUST MEETING-WEDNESDAT. The DUNDAS STAXES of 50 SOvS, added to a Handicap Sweepstakes of 5 sove each. One mile and a quarter. 13 subs. Mr. E. Gill's Bourgeois, 4 yrs, Ast 41b ?? (Gill) 1i Mr. R. Harrison's King of Trumps, S yrs, 8st 91b ?? 2 Mr. Milner's Grapeshot, 4 yrs, 7st 91b ?? 3 The following also ?? Rowland Trenchard, Billy Richardson, Itoh, Braxey, Dove, ...

... I WARWICK, Wednesday. The weather here is beautiful, and, though meagre fields of horses are drawn, the racing is inlteresting and plethoric of imot. Five was the highest rauoter that could be mad, for any event yesterday, the opening day ; but the race for Pthe Trial Stake was worth a special journey to witness, Samen. terer was all the rage ; fronu evens lie came to 3 to I ore him and he ...

... ASCOT RA CES-TUESDlAY LZThe TRIAL, STAnES-Sedbury 1, wa., toy Fright 4. 14 ran.,,adlds sod The ASCOT Dslaer STARE-Gamnester I, ero n S.t ?? 2, Phantom 3. Won by a head. 'r.ihe ?? OR19 The FIRST YEAR, OF 'THE Secoim Ascor epAZ ,tee Thormaniby 1, Rupee 2, Lupullug3 KigOf Diamond,84.j lIt- The GOLD VASE-Schisma 1, Leamington 2, -eeaclt Na Miss Cath 4, Black Tommy 3 enis. eot The HAeNDICAP PLATE ...

... j I~ ~ ._ . . I SHAM FIGHT AT HESSLE. Edi .On Monday last the villatge of, Heostleipresented an [Li aspect of unusual gaity. cnd linterest., en tbeococasion 'Of, onl a review and cain light of, the~ Hull Yolclnteer. Rifl wo Corps. Major Bennicter having iovitedi the corps to hisi thi residence at the above ?? members .assembled in : pretty large numbers at ?? Barracks, Alfred-street, I a~t ...

... TTHE ANNUAL REGATTAI OF THE ROYAL YORKSHIRE YACEr CLUB. I This annual regatta took place On Wednesday and yesterday, a-ad the saccess with which it passed off was only marred by the unpropitious weather which pro. vailed. The fine steamner Shelfiald, belonging to the vh Manekester, Sheffield, and Lincolnehire Railway Comn- b pany, was engaged by the committee of the club, and t on board that ...

... I ?5porttllq I RADCLIFFE AUTUMN MEETING-MONDAY. The Philips Elandicap-East Lancashire 1, Charles Fox 2, Cobbler 3. Won by a length and a half. The Chesterfleld Cup-Donne Canne 1, Golden Drop 2, COange 3, Lord Dundreary 4. Five ran w won by a length, The All-aged Selling Stakes-Coronet 1, Marmien 2, Hart. ford Hill S. Won by a length. The Bury Plate-East Lancashire 1, Mousetrap 2, Lord ...

... an ras Ire 01, ds by oh ill THE PARIS RACES. PARIS, May 26th.-The Paris races were run to- day, with the following results :-Prix de L'Elysee: Inaquignon, 1. Prix du Cedre: Debut, 1; Ruy Blas, 2; Montgoubert, 3; won easily. Priii de Coville: Iris, 1. Prix de Bois: Escurial, 1. Prix de Atory: Photographil. WEDNESDAY. 'The Prix de Catelan.-Anglo.Saxon, 1. The Prix de La Muette.-Alexandra, 1. The ...

... HIUNTING AppoIkTMENTS. v ?? Orn StCLF°F~fD CO>XSTABLESS STAG}ROUN;DS will mieet I F ne b tr da y , F l rer y 2 n dd~ s ao~ u t O, ° n i t n n- t a t e l e v e n . Februay 2n, at Walter Priory-at a quarter to The EAPkm of YARBOROUGH'S F o meet 6o Monday, February 4th, at Gra-nsby iDX ill Wednesday, 6th, at Elsham Hall; Friday, 8t 1'4 Hbwsham Village; Saturday, 9th, at Laceby Ct Roals-each day ...

... THE TURF. Recent racing does -not call for lengthened comr- f ment. At Reading, the heat and the pickpocknts h were almost unbearable, and the sport, owing to the 6 late- drought, only mediocre. And, by the way,. we' seem relapsing into the old condition of chronic P dryness, the rain that has fallen having proved but e: aileabite to the dried-up, fissured earth. Unless, a therefore, we ...