... ?? STIME 4 THPe TuRFs-Windsor, 'Appy 'Ampton, and other meetings this weed have been, in their way, as attractive as usual, but the more serious section of racegoers, both winners and losers, have r ...

... THE Two Thousand Day is past and gone, and will long be re. membered as one of the pleasantest anniversaries of the race on record. On Monday evening Newmarket became pretty full of rac ...

... = = TIta Tuz-.-The concluding day at the Newmarket Second Spring Mleeting showed, perhaps, better sport than its predecessors, largish ficldscontesting several of the events. Agneta, with Archer up, a ...

... PSTIMES THE TURF.-At last the controversy between Lord Durham and Sir George Chetwynd is in a fair way to be settled. At a spezial meeting of the Jockey Club, held on Tuesday, the action of the Stewar ...

... TAKEN as a whole the lrighton and Lewes meetings weve not very successful The Brighton Cup showed a marked falling off, and it was actually necessary to start a couile of hacks to make ...

... PSTIMES - TarF TURF-- Royal Ascot opened in magnificent weather ,l'rrc iL. There Xwas a very large attendance, and pretty faces °id 'ltrot es'es were to be seen in abundance. The sport, too, sp extc ...

... Ti-ta most important events, so far as future racing is concerned, which occurred during the recent Newmarket week, happened after the moment of our going to press. The first waS the Ne ...

... 11 2 I RT I NG THE TuRF.-A variety of Turf statistics of the past season have recently been published, which will be read with consider- able interest by those who give themselves to racing affairs, a ...

... c\ SPoRTING, TItE TURF.-Though the curtain fell last week on the last scene of the great yearly Turf drama as enacted at Newmarket, and fell too, let it be truly said, with no slight amount of applaus ...

... ? - ?? ?? >- ??c PO RT IN TIHE TURF.-The acceptances for the Spring Handicaps, coming to hand within a few days of the decided disappearance of the frost, will put fresh life into Turf matters, and wh ...

... ?? N THE TURF. -As is always the case for some days after the Derby, the merits of the winner have been freely and fully discussed, and on this occasion there has been an unusually marked consensus of ...

... K-- PASIME TURF.-Racing under a broiling sun at Lewes was almost unendurable last week, and during the last few clays it has been very trying at Kempton Park, Windsor, and Redcar. Moreover, few of the ...