... GORT RACES T'ie above races came offon Thursday on the Nen town course, the property of Henry Lilill, Esq,, of Cloona, who never refused the use of this course to the inhabitants of Gort, and is besides a liberal subscriber at all times to the racing fund. 'JThe hour appointed fo. the start having arrived, the signal for preparation was notified by sound of trumpet, and the fol- lowing steeds ...

... MATCH IN THE PH(ENIX PARK. SATURDAY, JUNE 22. There was a numerous assemblage of spectators in the rark this morning to witness a contest arising out of the late disputed race at Dollymount. The time appointed for the event woe eight o'clock. but an hour after elapsed before the start took place, the course being marked out round the Fifteen Acres' The result was as follows;- MATCe 25 soya ...

... HAMPTON RACES-THURSDAY. A Handicap Sweepstakes of 3 sovs each, with 25 added; for three-yr-olds and upwards. Three-quarters of a mile. .Mr. Lister's Hind of the Forest, 6 yrs, 8st 91b (Moon) ?? I Mr. Liley's Marquis of Conytighaan, aged, 7st 41b ?? ?? 2 Mr. Death's Lady Frances, 5 yrs, 7st 41b ?? ?? a Three othersran. Won very easily by a length and a-half. The R chmond Stakes (handicap) of 10 ...

... SPORTI.NoG INTTELLIGENCE. EPSOM RACES-FRIDAY. It is long since the Oaks, as a betting race, created so little interest as it has done this year. Until within two days of the races, few booki, and those sinall ones, were opened, so heavy, ill fact, were the transactions on the more momentous event de cihee on Wednesday, that no one seemed to bestow a thought upon it until the dismay and ...

... ASCOT RACES.-FrIDAY. The Reath presented a dreary aspect. after the bustle and excitementt of the cup day. 'Ihe racing udmits of but the following bhief returnt- Sweepstakes of 6) EovS each, h ft, for three yr olds; colts, 8st 71b; fillies, 8st 61b. Old tile. (3 suCs.) Sir G. Heathcotw's c by Velocipede ?? Butler) ., ?? I MIr. Greville's Bringtou ?? ?? ?? ?? 2 Sweepstakes of2o sovs each, h ft, ...

... DOLLYMOUNT RACES-MONDAY, JUNE 10. Stewards-Mr. Joseph Wilson, Mr. Thomas Carolin. Judge- Mr. R. lunter. Clerk of the Course-Mr. W. Graham. The weather being deligihttully fline, a large concourse of spectators assembled on Dollymounit Strand this day, to vitness the races Thlecossrsewas altered from iheformer occasion, and improved cousiderably. The stewvards exerted tbemselves to the utmost; ...

... SPORTING I.VTELLIENCE. IlAM1PTON 1,ACES-WlIEDESDAY. The racang was good as it was abundant. The Stand i'late of 30 sovs each, added to aswepestakes of five ?? each, for horses that never won So soV3, exchlsive of the wiener's own stake; three yr olds, 7 t 71b; fsur, 8st lOb; live, Pist Glb; six and aged, Oct 7,b; mares and geldings allowed 31b. The wieiner to be cold for 2uo OVS, if demanded, ...

... SPORTING INTELLrGRNCE NEWTON RACES WEDNESDAY, The Haydock Stakes of 10 ?? each, h gt, Iad 25 round and a distance. 3 anb, dded; 03 Mr. Collingwood's Administrator, 6 yrs (o0,) The Colborne Stakes of 25 soys each, I a ft. end *- ld two-yr-olds, colts, Set 61b; fillies, bat 21b. Blf ue for 9 subs. * a8le- Lord Caledon's Sister to Wanota Sir. J. Osborne's 'The Black Doctor .. *. The Gold Cup of ...

... SPORTI NC I'T-ELLI(,'ENCE. CURRAGH JUNE MEETINqG, 1850. ENTRIES FOR TElE FOUR QULEN'S PLATES. IWEDNESDAY, JUNE 26. HER MAJESTY'S PLATE of 100 g8 for three and four yrs old; 3 yrs, 7st; four yrs, 8st 71b. 51b allowed to a!tres and geldings. Two miles.II Mr. J-. J. Irwin's b c King of Oude, a yrs; Mr. Watts's b g Gurteen, 4 yrs; Capt. Lane's hi o Baronet, by Sleight-of-Hand, I 3 yrs; Captain ...

... SPORTING LVTELLIGEXCE. I ASCOT RACES. TUESDAY, JUNE 11. The Tdal Stakes of 5 ?? each, with 50 added; for twor olds 4et41b; three yrs, 7st41b; four yrs, st dforPI 9st; six yrs and aged, 5St 31b. The winner tobe sel sovs if demanded, &c. New Mile. Five subs, Mr. W. Stebbing's Flatcatcher, S yrs (Rogers) ?? . Duke of Rutland's Nina, 4 yrs ?? Major Martyn'a Blondette, 3 yra ?? The Ascot Derby ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENIVCE. CURRAGH JUNE MEETING, 1850. TUESDAY, JuNE 26. Stewards-Sir T. Burke, Bart.; J. Courtenay, Esq.; W. Quin, Ecq. Judge-Mr. R. J. Hunter. Most delightful weather, and a special train from Dublin, caused a numerous assemblage on the Curragh to-day. Among the company we noticed :-The Marquis of Waterford, Earl of Mfiltown, Earl of Howth, Lord Cosmo Russell, Sir Edward Ken. ...

... SPORTiNG INTELLIGEN CE. CURRAGII JL'E MEETING, 1830. .'ODNLSDArA, JUNF, 2fl. Stewards-Sir T. Burke, Bart. J. Courtensy, Esq.; W. Quin, Erq. Judge-Mr. It J. Hunter. PiER AslAJfg$TV' PLATE of 1ot gs for three and four yrs old a3 yrs, 7st; four yra, 8st 71b. sib allowed to mares and geldings. 'iwro miles. ,Mr Ceurtenay'8gr fCaprice, by Coronation, 3 yrs (E, Keegan) ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? I Mr. D. Wynne's ...