... I LONDON BETTINO-PATU=.DY. (From our own Correspondent) The London market was in its fullstreogth, yet owing to the extreme firmness of the three Derby favourites betting was no spirited as unual on the Saturday imme- diately preceding the big race of ?? year. More money went on Cremorne than on Prince Chaxlie, and backers fairly tired out layers in Queen's Messengers case. Mar' sial Bazmine ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGEVCE. ?? I NOTES AND ANTICIPATIONS. London, Saturday. Much though ?? First October has suffered from the weather, and often, though plating on a small scale was in the ascendant, some interesting events cropped up on each day. Two or three of them had an inportant influence on the Cesarewitcb, most notably the St. Leger Stakes, in which Laburnum vanquished Cre- morne, and the ...

... I -Z IA eg s. oit .ofoa theleading operators be at Liverpo, the foqlowgi*gfuotation sma.Y convey a lpe outine o f heio ddo xsrlket:j_- ! ,j Liverpool Cup. . II to . agpt Mornin t and o) 1tdfcrszt (k and o) ' , |un tu'i ?? sin.Ocean(o) 10o to! 1, adrdce 100 to B - We (tland stanu ?? 10. to 7 -. armston t) 100. Ot 8 Bnffeld(t ando) - . , lO to .7 7,- outh Drhaina~ ' 100 to 7 - Lord Rawket. * ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCR l MA NCHE8TER BETTING-TE.5rDAy. (cY rHLESrBaXI) Waterloo Couralng Cap.-NomtnatlonL ItO to 6 agat Mr Jardine's (t) a8 to 1 agat MrBlakes'a (t) 2S to 1 agst Mr Cr0!t ' 40 to 1 a8gt Mr Bland's s8 to I agat 1dr Jonesa' (t) (t! I8 to 1 gpt ir Splmk' (t) The Dcrby. 50 to I aegt Congress (t t) liUNTING APPOINTMENTS. JAsNUARY. Gentlenmen are earnestly reqnested not to ride over ...

... SPORTING INTEhLLIGENCE. TATTERSA.LL'3 BETTING-Y 5ssscnkr. r * ~~(BY TEiLwx&&lrmt)1 Northamptonshire Stakes. 7 to 2 agstmall train (t) 14 to 1 agpt Scamauder (tQA t to I ast Raglan (t) City and Suburban. 100 to 1 aeget Out-and. l to I aget Popper's Ghost t Outer (tj ?? Chester Cup. 12 to I agst Glong (t) 33 to I agst Mall Traia 2(1 to 1 apt IBaragh (i) 2,000 Guineas. , to 1 agst Student (w) 3 3 ...

... I HOWTH AND BALDOYLE BACES- - I1 iror ~~~YEBTERDAY. (FRace' cest SPECIAL REP5ORtTER-t) The second day of this meeting was every way weather excepted, more attractive and successful tleav. even% Flar the flrht drey. Tire weather wvas again most variable, heavy showers frequently Interrupting thle pleasure of wIt- nesging some of the best contested events that h~ave taker? jrplace on this ...

... I , SPORTING INTELmLGEN.Cf I PARIS RIACES-YFsTERDAY. (BiY TZHLEonArPH) Prix Du Moulin. oetntluira11-l,.l , Prix De La Cascale. Gaulo ts . ?? . ?? ?? ..1 Prlx Do Chivilly. Lionlot ?? . ?? I. . . . Imperlal Prix. Gladlftour ?? ?? ?? I Vai.ugadin ?? ?? 2.. ?? 2 31on eaetly. Fumee last, dles-ansc ?? Hladioap. A atrolabe .* - .. Gra atd Dame ?? ?? ?? ?? 2.. TATTFBSALLS' BIHTTI tl-8AauUDAY. (BY ...

... SPORTING MULLIGENOE. WItDSOlt RACES--YIESTaRDAY. ThOEto Handicap of 20 soya each, h it, with 10'1 added, ?? senond to nave his st3ak. About one mile. Serlhigaotom, 3 yrs, 6st 121b ?? 1 Pytton, S yrs Cst 2,. ?? ?? ?? S WVild Agnes, 6 yrs, get Dlb ?? a.. . ?? 6 The Two Year Old Plato of 50 Sova; colts, Nst 21b, fllles, Set 81b. About halt a mtule, stra1ght. Veda and Mallderwen ran a dead heat ...

... ' - I THlE DERBY. onlyby.reaon f ~d atoud~n 'easiude Inthe', :M Downs frm'noon wao-s M times ploroingly:a on d cold, and the holyday'makers were .Auggestive~ silent by the time they reached Epsom. in fact ItIQe 1third-wirttaP evi~ently froze the general curre 6 P of gaiety. eori4 all doubt the Debaa o f ykar, as 'far As cornipany wvscners'rwte maost dull and dsarn nrcr,~dtl forest ...

... SPOlRIUNG INTELLIGENCE, ST. ALIAN'S RACES YXHTMrKDA, hOs) TIhY TrEI.tl(teboult. 1O Tbe oterlq rlatc (tHandicap) of 30 stve, Aboui t or 'Porttire, o yra, ?? 131b ?? I. 1 ti Olderaister, aoed, 1lst 2ib ?? 2 Pho The C4'rled, i yes, I1st ?? t ?? 3a nt The SAU14, PMAC1cal 3 Plate of F0 °°o; About two ovntesa Bolo, ?? 41b ?? 1 Carpbroe, lost 71b.. 2 .WfIgrney, IOat 4b ' S urd udC, F'our ran. u1A ...

... SPORTING INTELLlGENOL TIHE CAtABIINEER1S AND ?? LA.NCRBS ANNUAL 1MG]EtlXTAL ?? VAILCYHOUO8i. YlUITRUDAW. Slewaxds of the CarabihierrX-Major Dotty, Capt Pror, and Capit IiIL Stewards ot the 12th L*ucorarelbrjo Worinwell, Captain Hanuilton, and Lteutenaut Kar, Starter-CaptaIn iletcher, 12th Lancere. Judga-CaptuL Hewett, Cerablaeerr. Clerlu of the coaloe- COritfith, kog, Caimbineere; J PioDger, ...

... 8POIITING INTElLIGNNOE.' BALDOYLE 2tA011 MAav 11 AND, 12. The Howth Pinol 01 goi oasi, a hsandinap plate, Blat race, ore mile eal a distance, a boys entrance. I hie (leanu Metropolitan S5teeple Chase of Il0i, about two buy,& uad three quarter., 3 eov# entrance~ The BMilitory Pilstsof 501, 3 soya for starters, 21 moiles, Bleojat1ciase course, hendloep eltinter to Cariyagblsu Cuts, letrance 2 ...