... SPORTING IlNTELLIGENCZ. NEWIBRIDGE GARRISON STEEPLE CHASES. The day for the decision of these events has again been changed.. The meeting will take pisce to-morrowr (Friday) in the immediate vicinity of the town. The following is the programme:- Match-20 iolVS, half forfeit. Owners up; lat. Two Miles. Mr. Tonnkinson's b g Felon; Mr. Lockwood's cli h Derry. Hussar Brigade Steeple Chase-A ...

... The annexed table shows the amount of the principal stakes, the value of cups and forfeits received in matches being in- cluded. From the gross amount, the winner's own stake, money. awarded to second and third horses, and the usual expenses, have been deducted. Won. Amount. Lord Eglinton ?? , ?? 27 £20,116 Duke of Bedford ?? ?? ?? 454 9,387 Sir J. Hawley ?? ?? ?? 19 9,340 Lord Chesterfield ?? ...

... SPORTING IN TELLIJGENCE. NEWBRIDGE GARRISON STEEPLE CUAStS. RItDAY, JAN. 4. Stewards-Lieutenant-Colonel Shirley, 7th Hussars; lion. Capt. Sandilands, 8th llussars; Capt. Thompson, 8th Ilussars S. Lawson, Esq., 7th flussars. J. lH. Coatsworth, judge and clerk of the course. Postponed in coesequenco of the frost, from the Ist instant, this meeting took place yesterday, over a fine line of ...

... SPo TriNG L G ' ATTF1SRALL'S-ibM9oNAy. A fair amount of business was transacted ai the Chester Ceq at the prioc s quoted, the chief' inestments being on Lesrmath. gow, htounseer, and the Barei'ess; Glauca wse also in demean' and ],000 to7 lb lwas taken several times about Clarliss. TIt offersagainst Johrin Cosser and Lady Evelyn .dd nor exceed 4i to 1-60 to 1 would have been taken about either ...

... TATTERSALL'S-RoYDma. I 'THE METROPOLITAN IIANDICAP, 20 to I agt Lord Eglintun's Testator (taken), 2s to I oj4 Sir G. Heathcote's Black Eagle (taken), 25 to I agst Lord i, Lennox's Borneo (taken), 40 to I agat Mr. Crawfurd's Gluno, (taker), 40 to 1 apt Mr. Gregory's Damask (taken.) The investments on the above event didnotwebelieveexel a pony on each horse, LIVERPOOL STEEPXLE CHASE. I 5 to I ...

... LUCAN RACES-WEDNESDAY, 6TH FEB., 1850. Stewards-W. Davis, Esq., 8th Hussars; Captain Patton, 74th Highlanders; W. H. Poulett, Esq., 2d Queen's. Judge- Mr. Rt. Hunter. Secretary-Mr. J. Doyle. STEEPLE CHASE-FIRST RACE. Selling Stakes-Sweepstakes of 5 soya each, It ft. 25 Boys added, 128t each. All horses catering subject to be sold for 200 sOya; if entered to be sold for 175 soav, allowed 41b; ...

... SPOR TING LVTELLIGENVCF TATTERSALL'S-31ONDAT. There was a very full attendance, aud a large amount of bu- siness transacted, chiefly on the Chester cup. The horses most in favour weere Feglemani, Miss Aim, Glauca, the Fles, Cossack, Harriott, and Cliantrey, the odde, in every instance, showing a decided improvement on previous quotations. Most of the thousands to ten and fifteen bets were ...

... I. ; ?? SP! rnIY VO:,i f7f EL GEPNCE. ?? ; ,. I , ! is !: ! J !; i , t I :- .: ?? TATTERSALL'S-Turn ?? : The slterationdrin the p~'tces of the two farourites fo Notthiimi'tomnhire Stakes, of Cosack fior the Chesiter CD 6f ?? lhnlrmifor the'iDorby, nre :traceable to the QaC t transacted at the sporting houses in the course of Teesja7 J Wednesday. Scarcely anything was done yesterday; in la ...

... SPORTIJTG INTELMIGENCE. TATTERSALLUS-RowNAy. THE LOUT!! STEEPLE CHASE. Even money laid on Mars Day, Abd-el-Kader, and Proceed aget the field. . LIEROOL STEEPLE CHASE. 20 to 1 agst Marquis of Waterford's Sir John. (taken), 26 to I agst Mr.' Hardeastle's Rescue, 30 to I agst Mrr, J. G. Murphy's The Oaks. The investmenta were in such small amounts as scarcely to deserve ?? THE ...

... TATTERSALL'S-MOAT. LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CHASE. ls h I agst Sir John 30 to 1 sgdt Little Fanny (taken), 40 to 2 agst Sir Arlhur. TIIE GREAT NORTIHAMP'tONSHIIRE STAKES. 9 to 1 agat Mr. H. Hill's Osterley (taken), 14 to I agst Mr. Bumby's Velox (taken), 20 to 1 agst Mr. Gratwicke's Cheerful (taken)., larriott, was not mentioned. THE MlETROPOLI AN HANDICAP. 8 to I ngst Mr. Gratwicke's Cheerful (take ...

... - - SPORZI.V5 INTZELLIGECE.V LOU FE (LINCOLNSHIRE) STESPLE-C>SES These races commenced on Friday. There were forty.ote stiff fence: in the four miles. All horses, except RItcheel, fell Handicap Sweepstakes of 20 EOaS each, and S only if delaled, &c., with 100 ndded; second saved stake; winner tepay2 sovs towards expenses: I$ subs. Mr Elmore's hr g The British Yeoman, by Count Porro, Saed list ...

... S PORTIN 1 - : lf c O . TATTERSALL'S-IiTONDAT. LIVERPOOL ?? 9LR.C.IISP. q to I egst Sir Joli, 9 to 1 ?? Rlat-trap, 14to I agst Knight of Goryar3 2° to 1 agst Little Fanhiy. °ItVtRPOOL SPRING Ct'. ! to 2 aggt Ballnat d. METROPOLMLN HANIDICAP. ito I ngst Cheerful, 15 to 1 aget Snowstorm; 18 to 1 agst DoUgh, '0 to I agst Testator, 20 to I agst Daimask CHESTER CUP. it to I agst Glaucs, 20 to I ...