... CLON1MHL (COUNTY I 1PPERIARY) RACES. WEDriESDAY, JULY 24. Stewards-Captain Morton, Carbineers ; Captain Patton 74 th Highlanders; J. A. Butler, J. Kenny, W. Quin, sli luall, Esqrs. The attendance as meagre as ont the first day: the sport much better. BOROUGHl H[A3ODCAP STARTFS. 2 sove each, h fD. 25 sove added, for horees the property of pers'nns residing within a mile aed balf of Clonmel, and ...

... SPORTING INTELLGENCR. LUJCA1', RACES- WEDNESDAY, JULY 17. at. Stewards-Captain Lane, 17th Lancers; Captain Slade, 4th Bir IQ. 0. Light Dragoons. c Judge-Mr. Rt. Huntir. Clerk of the Coursie-Mr. William la Robinson. The Summer Meeting at this favourite course come off today; weather most favourable, and attendance pretty fatir, although not so numerous as we have witnessed on previous occasions ...

... IRISH METROPOLITAN RACES, PH¢NIX PkER, FRIDAY, AUGUST 9. WEIG.tTS FOR TIXE HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES, 10 eovs each, 100 sove added:- Blucher, 6 yrs, Dst 71b; Dough, 5 yrs. 9st 41b; Little Harry, 3 yrs, Dst 21b, Bro, to Rattrap, G yrs, 9st; Lady liyida, 6 yri, Sat 131b; Flatcatcher, s yrs, 8st Il,b ; Elemi, aged, set 9ib; Panic, 6 yrs, sat 71b; Andalusia, 4 yrs, SAt 61b; Miss Fortune, aged, Bat slb; ...

... SPORTING INTALLtfENCE. QUEEN'S COUNTY RACES. t IMARYIIOROUGII HEATH. S-ECON4D DAY-THURSDAY, JULY 4. P Stewards-The Marquis of Droghe da. John Sadleir, Esq., ON M.P.; John G. Adair, Henry Pigott, and Michael Dunne. Esqrm. a A delightful day, but not so numerous an attendance as in on the preceding one. The Produce Stakes race did not fill; ci, there was abundance of' sport nevertheless. The ...

... SPORTIWVG LIVThLLI AENCE. QUEEN'S COUNTY RACES. 51ARY11OII(:IIt }IEATIL FIRST DAY-WEDNESDAY, JULY 3. Stewards-The Miarquis of Drogheda, John Sadleir, Enq., lP.; John G. Adair, Henry Pigott, and Michael Dunne. E&qrs. Matters opened here tbis s aeon bright and cheerful -we re- cognised an old friend with a new face. Extensive improve- ments have been eflfcted since our last visit to the Heath ...

... SPORTING IvfEflLJGENCE. LIVERPOOL RACES-TIIU5SDAY. (CONCLUDED.) P Her Majesty's Plate of 100 guineas; for tbree-yr-olds, 78t bib; four, gst llb; five, 9st Illb; six and aged, lost 21b. Heats, b two miles. Captain Hervey's Strongbow, 4 yrs (Flatman) ?? 1 1 Lord St ,ney's Legerdemlin, 4 yrs ?? ?? ?? 2 dr Mir. Mangans,,Ilope, 5 yrs ?? ?? ?? ?? 3 dr FRIDAY. C The Liverpool St. Leger of 26 soVS ...

... lb- 5pORTING l9JELLIaENCV. DOWN ROYAL CORPORATI9N RACE6s, 7his Ieeting conemenced at Downpatricb, on Tuesday, the . JIy, and continued the two following days. The atten.: Was J numerous-lh sport rather indifiErent, the ohleffea- Queen's Plate. turesl bing ?? ST DAY-TUESDAY, 75. QP'a ?? £190 Lt)l lelrrihl curreucy).b Weightfor age. Thiceemiles., rourtneYSS gr f Caprice, 3 yrs, 68t.21bs (Lynoh) ...

... SPORTING INTELLlGENCE. CLONMEL (COUNTY TIPFERARY) RACES. Stewards-Captain Morton, Carbineers; Captain Patton, 74th Highlanders; J. A. Butler, J. HIenny, W. Quin, and S. Riall, Esqrs. Ticese sports were appointed to commence on Monday, the 22d July, but, in consequence of unfavourable weather, were postponed to following day, TUESDAY, TULY 23. Attendance very limited, and sport poor indeed ...

... SPORTING IATELLIGENCr. LIVERPOOL JULY RACES-FIRsr DAT. (FROM1 OUR OWN CORRBESPONDENT.) Liverpool, Wednesday Evening. The first day's meeting of the Liverpool sporting world took place to-day on the Aintree course. From the facilities afforded by the East Lancashire and the London and North Western Railways, a great number of our towns-people availed them- selves of the opportunity of thus ...

... THURSDAY. The weather continued fine, although it wore during the greater part of the day a threatening appearance. There was an immense assemblage at Aintree, gathered from all parts of the country, and all the distinguished parties entertained at Knowsley and Croxteth were present. The Right Hon. the Earl of Derby arrived at the grand stand a little before two o'clock, and very shortly after ...

... SPORTING INTALLIUENCE. CURRAGH JUNE MEETING, 180. SATURDAY, JUNE 29. Stewards-The Marquis of Waterford, J. Courtenay; Esq.; W. Quin, Esq. Judge-MIr. R. J. Hunter. This was the fifth and concluding day of the meeting, and was on a par with its predecessors as to sport-meagre and un. interesting. There was a slight increase of company, compared with that of the previous day, but throughout the ...

... STAMFOOII) RACES-1VEDNESDA1. losaford St Leger Stakes of 25 so0V each. 10 ft, and 25 added colts, Sst 71b; fillies, Set 41b; &o. About one mile and a- guaroer. (LI sub-). Doke of Bichmiond's Officious ?? ?? ?? 1 Lord Exeter's Clelia ?? ?? ?? 2 'dr. E. Batson's Thistledown ?? 3 Won by a length. frreeps of 2' Bovs each, and :6 added; for 3 yr olda; colts, 8st ilb, and fillies. 8st sib; winners ...