... SANDYMOUNT STRAND RACES-JANUARY 16. Stewarde-A. Blake, and J D. Askins, Esqrs. These sports, after two postponements, cames o' to-day, anc attracted a large assemblage of spectators. The wevalhrr wai bright, with a sharp wind. In consequeuce of tbe late ebb of the tide the start for the first race did not tale place till a quarter past three o'clock. The rumning was as follows:- HEERBEsT ...

... Ie ?? ~ ; SPOAr17G LVTELLI GENCE. WOLVERHAMPTO6NSTEEPLE CHASE-JAN. 22. -FARE HSNDICAP STAKES of b sovs each, 40 sovs addod- - ` i Three miles and~a half (25 leaps). 12 subs. Mr. Lamplugin's Fragalman, by Bratandorf, aged, s26t 41b (21b .over) ,(wuer) . ?? ?? .I bir. W. Taylor's Jesuit,.aged, I1st (Owner) ?? 2 Mr. .J!. Phillips's Tallybo, aged, ilst 71b (Fletcher) , . Mr. F. Martin's Linnet,.6 ...

... - O SAKNDYAIOUNT STRAlND) RACES-JANUARY 17. HErIIv.RT STAKES.-The winner of this race, Elarkover, being object ed to for not carrying sufficient weight, the stewards next doy investigated thic matter. It was ascertained that, at last B-fl1cwstown Races, I 6th August, IS50, Hlarkover won the Tyro Stakes of 5 soV} each, 26 Fovs added, five subFcribers, which, ac- cording to the terms of the ...

... LIVERPOOL GRtAND NATIONAL STEPLE CIUAIL FEBRLUARY 26. HANDICAP of 20 ROV8 each, h It, and 5 only if declared on t before 13th February, with 100 so0v added. About four ri Sixty-three subscribers. ENTRIES AN+D WEIGHTS. yrs. st lb 3rs. i; Slr John .. a l 12 Hero .. a lu Vain Hope .6 l 8 Heroine .. a It Sir Peter Laurie a I 7 Fuglerran .. a I. Peter Simple a Il 7 V'aleria a I Lord George 6 C l7 ...

... SPORTING INTELLiGENCE. SANDYMOUNT STRAND RIACES-JAr. ln. The entries for thew sports up to eight o'clock last evening (January 14) were as follow:- a I'IaST RACE. HERBERT STAKES, 2 soes, p p. 15 soys added, 1 let each; winners extra; Corinthian riders allowed 5Ib. Heats, one. mile and a balf. Mr. Doyle's cli g Accident, by Harkaway, out of Waterwitch, aged; Mr. Farrell's oh g Hlarkover, aged.; ...

... SPORTING INYELLIGENCE, COMING EVENTS. KiINGSTOWN STEEPLE CHASES-FEn. 11 & 18. Active exertions are making toget upprince sportintthis fashion- able locality on the above days, under distinguished patronage. Subscriptien lists have been issued, and, should sufficientt funds be obtained, it is intended to have three races each day-5e soaos each to be added to tthe two leading events, 2to soys to ...

... 'ORT1I DUBLIM AND -fNGAL FARMING SO- CIETY'S PLOUGHING MATCH. We 1hnx a Gus .. d I . - . . . ?? . . I - ''le nave been requested to insert the following nuthorised Ctt'leit of the. award of prizes at the above match, which took pl3ce (n lVednesday, the 15th instant, near Swords, a ,eport of which appeared in our columns on Saturday last, ut m so ItianV particulari inaccurate that we have now ...

... LISMORE (COUNTY WATERFORD) STEEPLE CHASES. A most successful effort to estab;ish steeple chases is thi quarter was made on the t7th and 18th instant-two days'u.x cellent sport being arranged and well carried o:.t. The attena. ance was not as numerous as was expected, owing to ?? un. favourable etate of the weather. We subjoin a return of the running:_ FIRST DAY. SWEEP5TAKES of 2 sov3 each, 20 ...