... spORTiNG INITELLIGENCE. DONCASTER RACES-WEDNVSDAYA, The number of lines which now communicate with Doncaster and the extraordinary inducements offered to all classes in the shape of special trains, have driven nearly all the traffic oir the road; hence, instead of having one's rest disturbed this morning by the constant rattle of wheels from daybreak, the town re. meined in a state of ...

... SPORTJING INTELLraENCE. DONCASTER RACES.-FRIDAY. TiE Cup.-We cannot call to mind any meeting at Don. caster the last clay of which presented so many attractions. The prominent features were the new stake fur two and three-yr-olds, fbr which the public are indebt2d to the Earl of Eglinton, and the Cup-the entries for the former including several of the St. Leger favourntes and Mr. Ford's fying ...

... BPORTING INTELLIGENCE. CURRAGIT SEPTEMBER MEETING, 150. i Stewards-Sir T. Burke, Bart,, J. Courtenay, and W. Quinn, t Eeqrs. r SECOND DAY-WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 4. t A delightful day, but meagre attendance, no special train r being despatched from Dublin. The sport was very uninterest- ing, the firt event beini reduced to a match, and only three horec starting for the other two. The chief feature of ...

... JOHNSTOWN (COUNTY KILEENNY) RACES. Stewardts-Dr. Thompson, Dr. Delany, Charles Hely, George Bryan, William Hely, and Wi'lliam G. Delany, Esqrs, Secretary and Treasurer-Mr. James Dunne. These annual sports came off on the 23d and 24th instant, attracting numerous assemblages of spectators. The Weather was most favourable, and the ground in prime order, rain en Sunday having proved very ...

... LIVERPOOL HUNT CLUB-AUTUMN MEETING. (FROM OUR OWN coRRsPoNDENT.) Liverpool, Wednesday Night. THE HOYLAKE CuP, a handsome piece of plate, added to a sweepstakes of 5 anvi each. Twice round and a distance, over eight hurdles. 1. g. Valiant, aged, 12st 21b (Mr. Gaman) ?? 1 B. g. Boreas, aged, IIst IIlb ?? ?? ?? ?? 2 Won in a canter by severrd lengths. THE SHORTS HANDICAP SwEEPSTAKES of 5 sovs ...

... SPORTING IN TELLIGENCE. CURRAGH SEPTEMBER MEETING-THGUR5D 5J, SEPT. 5. ?? T. Burke, Bert., J Courtenay, and W. Quinn, I Esqrs. An oppressively hot day, The attendance was nearly equal c to that of Tuesday, ten railway carriages torming the special d train from Dublin, filled with passengers, amounting to about t 50. 'J'he third and fourth races were well contested, the pre- vious ones ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCZ. TIHE CURIRAGII-IIElt MAJESTY'S PLATES. The master of the horse, at the request of the stewards of the Turf Club ao' Ireland (conveyed through the Ranger of the Curragh, Robert Browns, Esq ). has authorised the Eubititution of the %ord owner fior whunesl in the 9th article of the Irish Queen's Plates, which is as follows:- Every rider shall, immediately after each ...

... CLURRAGh OCTOBER MEETING, 18S0. P.ROGJ?.4IE.1J TUESDAY, OCTOnBE1 15. SCURRY STAVS2, 5 sot's each, with 25 soer added. Anglesey Post. To name at the thne of entrance for the Queen's Plates (Oct. 14). Bo race unless five eubecribers, at 2 sovs each for entrance. Weights to be fixed same night. Ilenewal of the National Prodace Stakes (second year). Sweepbtakes of lo sovs each, for the produce of ...

... SPORTING IA TELLIGENCE. BETTING AT 3IANCHESTER-FRiDAY. TiE GREAT YOnRSHIURE HAINDICAP-7 to 2 Vg9t Mark Tapley (taken), 6 to 1 agst Strongbow, 6 to 1 agat MinimulP, 8 to I agpt The Castle, 12 to I agst Jenny Lind, 12 to 1 ag,1 Haricot. ST. LEGER-105 to100 on Voltigeur, I to 2 agst Fitsford, 13 to 2 agst Windischgratz, S to I agut Beehunter, 10 to i ?? Cyprus, 20 to I agst Chatterbox. ...

... CASIIEL STEEPLE CHASES AND FLAT RACES. WEIMSNE5DAY, SlE1rl. 25. Stewards-Marquis of Waterford, Sir T. O'Brien, 3rP.; Francis Scully, Esq., MIP.; Robert Keating, Esq., Mr.P.; Nichs. V. Maher, Esq., MP.; John Power, Stephen O'Meagher, Southeote Mansergh, anid E dmund IV. Murphy, Esqrs. These annual sports commenced to day, undwere numerously and fashionably attended, notwithstanding unfavourable ...

... I DALKEY ANNUAL BOATI' RACES. These races were attended yesterday by a crowded assem- ?? of gentry and citizens, comprising not only the regi- (dents and sumimer visitants of Dalkey. Kingstown, and the iwoighbouriig vicinuges, but also vast numbers who arrived by train and in the river steamers from Dablin. The scene ol land &long the coast road and over Dalkey hill presented a most cheering ...

... SPORTJNV(J .LvTFLLlGENCE. |ROSCOIIMOx RACES. These races commence on Wednesday next, II th September. Tee following are the entries and weight for the RoscoM5IoN STAKtSOf asovf each, sO sovs added :-Ballinafad, Ost 2l1b Elern, 8st Vilb; Accident, bst tlb; Molly Sparko, 7st 71b Bristle, 7st bib; Pio Nono, 78t ulb; Honest Tom, Cot. IRISH METROPOLITAN STEEPLE CHASES. Monday, the 26th October (a ...