... ,NhltWlvfu nriatrra. These races commenced on Wednesday, under the auspices of Lord Caledon, Sir T. C. Heiketh, Bart., T. Townely Parker, V. Ince Anderton, and Thbis. Iegl, Esqrs. Mr. E. W. Topharn, of Chester, offiliated Li clerk, anld r. Thomas Horsley as juige. Unfortunately te ?? titrtie out wrethetdly unpropit Iu., rain descendingi llearly all the day, which deterred many hundred; from ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENTC E. . .. . s ?? 5And. . - - ?? O - - -1 1 - . .. . ?? .. CIIELSISFORID RAOEL.-TuESDAY. The CHELMSOR'iD STAKES Of 111 says each, 5 ft, and 2 only if declared, with 5) swlded ; the second to save his stakies. Two muiles. '35 subs, 27 of' whom declared. iMr. C, Do Cane, Jan.. tid Simplicity, 3 yrs, 6st 41b.. (Sabn) 1 VMr.W1. Davis, juts., isi Juc o' Sit, 'ai'ld, ...

... I ked OIETRSPRING MEETING, 16511.O not AceewPacces for tho TRADESNE~S~'cS PLATE Of 200 SOVe., for Ipecie, added to a handicap Sweepstakes Of 25 soVa, each, 15 ft.. ad ; the second to receive £50 out of the stakes, the third to sav( oh rtb hlis stake, and the winner to pay 25 sove, towvardi expenses Tito winner of either the NOrWamto eire Stakes, Metropoli- ndtani Stakes at Epsom, Newmnarket ...

... sporting Entelligruce. BETTING AT MANCHESTER, TuESDAY, Nov. 11. The Chester Cup absorbed the attentiion of speculators more than any of the other events forLhcoming, and extended over a long list of horses: the investments, however, were by no means extensive, and upon the fortheomiog Steeple Chase at Liverpool next to no business was in progress. Three horses for the latter event were hacked ...

... el le The members of the Liverpool Hunt Club held their or a first day's autumn meeting on their course at Hoylake, ef n oil Wednesdav last. The weather was all that could be be d desired, and the patrons of the turf assembled in large br d numbers to witness the sports of the day. The course is of the private property of the members of the Liverpool sU fleeH t Club, and, through their ...

... DONCASTER RACES.-TUESDAY, SEPT. 16. The FITZWILLIAM HANDIOAP STAKES of 5 sovs each, with 50 added, for all ages. One mile. 11 subs. Lord Zetland's Radulphus, aged, 8st 121b ?? J. Marson 1 Mr. Shepherd's Post-tempore, 6 yrs, 7st 61b . . 2 Mr. Walker's Mrs. Birch, 3 yrs, Ost . ?? Won cleverly by a length. MATCH, 300, h ft. Red house in. Mir. Payne's Wingenated, 8st 71b ?? Flatman I Mr. H. Hill's ...

... DONCASTER RA(ES.-FRIDAY, SEPT. 19. cht s Another beautiful day, with a very stirring six-event ov list, brought the meeting to a close. To show bow sue- in I cessful it has been, we miay state that the stand took I £800 more than in 1B49, and that up to the evening of K-i E Thursday no less than ninety-isine different horses had ter Istarted, whereas during the three first days of 1850, there ...

... IJL ?? NEWVMARKET HOUGHTON MEE TING A TUESDAY, OCT. 25. ii PatTI POUNDS, for two-year-oids. Last thrcee miles pul of B . In055 Lord Clifdien's f by Bay Middileton, 4st Sib ?? Caroll 1 n Mr, Steptocnson's e by Alarm,. 4st ?? SWEEPSTAKES Of 10 SOVSoeaoh, for two-year olds.. D.M dais Mr. Groville's ?? Mr. H. Stchbbino&' Crito. ?? 2 s Mr. Stephenson's bro to Wil ?? 3 KOS HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. [Continued from the 7th page.1 D O N C A S T E R R A C E S, 1851.-FsinAy. [Cy Electric Telegraph.] Sweepstalces of 200 80vS. each, h. ft. for three years old colts and fillies. The second to save his stake. St. Leger Course. Lord Eglinton's Hippolytus ?? ?? I Mr H. Johnson's Confidence ?? ?? 2 Lord Glasgow's Nondescript ?? ?? 3 The Park Hill Stakes of S0 sove. each, h. ...

... . S.PORTING INTELLIGENC1-. 'Y NEWMA.RRKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING. n TUESDAY, OcTomrm 14. if SWEREPSTiK.Sx of five sovs. each, The rinner to be sold n for 70 sovs. Rutland Stake courso. Fire subs. Mr. Sheriimnec Grand Duclmee, 2 yrs, Ogt loth ?? Hialt I Mr. Stcphenson'e Sardatnpaslug, 3 yrs Sit Sib ?? 2 Baron L. Rothschild's f by Slane-Exotic, 4 yrs, 9st ?? S W Won by a neck, the second beating ...

... i ~rn NEWTON RACES-FnIDAY, JUNE 20. If)- The ST. NgLEN'S PVURSE, of 50 sevs., added to a sweer- S till staikes of 15 sovs. each, h. ft.; two-year olds, i st. 9 lb., gd rsd three, 8 st. 12 lb.; fillies and geldings allowed 3 lb. h I's Straiglht half mile. ° Mr. E. Phillips names Truth, three cars ?? 1 MIr. Mviklam S PiLddy Bird, two years ?? ?? on O/yF HUNDRLE.D SOVERNIGNS (IInndilicap), added ...

... --&XV ?? ?? I I I 1 7 ,- - ?? i e d ?? :-IF6 i - - I :? ft Ri I-IMelliouit. -Y er ailoyai- T p.wilbaenby an, advertisement in 'tO oga' apr ha hehorse will lbe at Mir. ?? tbe, iknosre i Paer's, and in the neigh- to PT`TZ'NG, AT DMANCHESTER' -Ftl.nAT, FEli. 28. is h nifaoeo hebcnc npors at the room se o-dy ws sttlng p~l1 he ivepoo Stepl Clse, upon which- Or - gla pn h hae u qoe eow, the beta ...