... ANALYSIS OF THE DERBY AND OAKS LOTS FOR 1851. Au analysis of the merits of the animals comprised in the lots or teams trained in the great Stables or in private hands, preparatory to the two great events at Epsom next Spring may not be unacceptable to our sporting readers, particularly to such of them as place a little reliance-whether merited or not-on ourjudgment. In presenting such ...

... MEDNESFORD RACES. The customary annual race meeting in the well-known training quarter of Hednesford, near Lichfield, was celebrated on Tuesday last, under the stewardship of J. T. Phillips, Esq., Mr J. Wilkins fulfilled, as heretofore, the duties attached to the clerkship of the course. The weather was not the most favour able that could be chosen for this Staffordshire entertainment, and a ...

... HUNTINGAPFOINNTS. Abrighton-TuesdaY. fattaO ThOrsday, Sheriffhales; Satur- day, Stretton; at haif-past ten. Athenton~M~day Basrton-iu-the-Beaus ;Wednesday, Cur- laey; Friday, Harror Inn; Saturday, No Ma ; B rlevenrt. Cn.Mirkletofl Hall ; Thursday, Wenthridge; 'at urd'ay steetuf Hill ; at halt-pas Church Brambham j.or-M~niday, I-look Moor; WednesdayCuc Fenton; Friday, Bickerton Bar; Saturday, ...

... I SETTING AT TATTERSAML'5 MONDAY. The Chester Cup monopolised the largest share of at- tention this afternoon, several heavy investments being made preparatory to the entries, thus forestalling the fiat of the Handicapper. The leading favourites were Lang- ton, Brother to Dough, Montague, Clarissa, Rbesus, and Wallflower, about each of whom as little as 50 to 1 was booked, each of the others ...

... FIGHTS TO COME. Dze. 2.-Price and Boucher, Lie a side, Birmingham. 2.-Manners and Moreton, 5 a side, London. 2.-Bristol Jack and George Rogers, 610 a side, Bristol 9.-Coates and Pratt, e5 a side, Bristol. 1o.-Cross and Young Sambo, 50 a side, London. 10.-4igger Watsonsand E. Roberts, 5ua side, Birmingham. 17.-Abrahams and Tyler, lio a side, London. 17.-The Tipton Slasher and Paddock, 1011 a ...

... SPORTUIG INTELLZ6RCL, MoarnAr.-The betting turned chiefly on the Cheater 1 for which Langton, Brother to Dough, Clarissa, and up flower, were inconsiderable force, the ?? wall every instance being at 1,090 to Y0. The Derby trall Bin03t were in small sums, sad at the old prices. tutiles TnUbsDnr.-The following were the oanly bets laid the Caeter Cup, 1,000 to 25, 1,000 to 0, ead 750So Rherus ...

... EZT=ES FOR Ten DERBY STAKES at Epsom, 1851. WEDNESDAY, MAy 21.-The DERBY STAKES Of 50 SOVS each, Is it; for three year olds; colts, Sst !lb; fillies, 8st 2lb; the wne ofthesecond horse to receiver OlD sovs out of the stakes; the winner to pay 155sY 1 ~ d epneadS sova to thejudge; one mile and a half. (193 subs.) The King of the Netherlands nab c Ca eas, by Pompey-Interlude Mr. Allen's b c ...

... PEDES TRIANISM. MATCHES TO COME. DECEMBER. 2.-W. Jackson and W. Wood (of Dudley Port), 200 yards, es aside. 2.-S. Barnes (of Hucknall) and YoungNorris(of Nottingham), one mile, -lo a side, between Mansfield and Nottingham. 2.-Tubal Cain and W. Bishop, 15o yards, C3 a side. 2.-J. Naylor (of Bradford Moor} and Todd (of Wortley), 220 yards. .6l0 a side (Todd to have two yards at the coming-in end ...

... STEEPLE CHASINC. STEEPLE CHASING TO COME. DeC. 4.-Worcester-Closed, and weights published. so.-Wolverhampton-Closed, and weights published. 20.-Newby Bridge-Closes Dec. 14. MAn. 13.-Doncaster-Closes Jan. 1. SOUTH LANCASHIRE STEEPLE Chases, &c. WEDNESDAY. The FBEE HANDIcAP HURDLE SwE:EPsTARES of 7 sovs each, 5ft. and 30 added; two miles, over six hurdles. (5 subs.) Mr. Benson's The Little QueeD ...

... COURSINO. COUIRSING MEETINGS TO COME. DECEMBER. Place. Judge. Time of Meeting Deptford Club, Wiltshire . Mr. Nightingale . of 2, &C. Winmarleigh, Lancashire ?? Mr. Dalzell ?? 3 Southminster, Essex ?? ?? Mr. R. I. Lawrence ?? S,4 Otterburn, Northumberland ?? Miller ?? 4 Hornby Park (Catterick) York Mr. M'George ?? s Ridgway C. (Southplort) Lanca Mr. Watson ?? s, 6 Altcar, Lancashire ?? Mr ...

... 6PORTJYG. MEETfrfG-FRU?At fo? Pupp?- 8ux? -Td?Iu? ?ref zig bee?Cohra1 Trists. *? ? Doi? cturee: ?Lt. l3?g?e?s Tro:zi? ant Triato. woo the s?ebes. aitli .At?zx ?A?e.-??T*O1ra ties? MQckin? Dfrd beat leg; ?Lo?cA3?nt ran a bye. . ? ST?x?a4j?idfr? eoti?ee: Xe. ?okwortk'sj B?r? bea?&r. ?iitlrW. F?re*?e; ?4 i?n the .tnk?a? 1 ?? V??wze.x 8e4xz ?idkg c?t?ee lfr; ? Rrn?e?d .hua? jir, ?o6iae?? D?&eo, ...

... 5? OR TING? Thle foalwong brief enlumleraton incudes the wole .~e buuineaa anascied yesterday: WORCElT.E~ TEEPE] CEAS81i. 4 *o i at BriiYeor n j 8 to laypt Muliau CHSsTER CUP. :1750 to 26 apt BRheas, 1-000 to S0 each aqpt Clsla CaP. each, Montague, and allflowter; and 1,000 to 1o apt Iat. : DEBY. 500 to 100 ap Mr.Hl. }1315e Grecan (t) .0 to 100 - M. Hellord'a Prime Minster (t) : 600 to 50 - Mr ...