... ?? I G SPORTING I.NTELLGEGNCE. FERMANAGH STEEPLE CHASES. MONDAY, APRIL 14. STEWARD9.-Hon. Colonel Cole; Major HulcIoinso3 3611 Eegimnet; and Captain Cor y. After a postponement for three days, in consequence of the election interfering, these even's came off to-day in the neigh bourhood of Enniskillen, and were well attended, the weather .being very farourable. 1 he course was in prine order, ...

... KELLS STEEPLE.CHASES-.iWAAtcH 31. WEIGHTS FOR HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES; Yrs. at. lb. Mi~s Stephens .. ?? ?? ?? 4 10 o a Agitator ?? ?? ?? ?? 10 o Linnet *. ?? ?? ?? 10 0 IPlayboy ,. ?? ?? ..aged 10o0 Plocyhbby .. ?? ?? .. 5 98 Sheathevagh .. .. . ?? aged 97 Acceptances to be declared on the 29th March (this day). 5 ?? X1EtI4IE Cup. Our sporting-readers. will perceive, on reference to -our ad, ...

... TN i E L SPOR:TING ,INTELLIGBNCE. WESTH1EATH STEEPLE CHASES. These annual sports come off to-day and to-morrow over the same course as last year, in the n ighbourhood of Mnllingar, and are expected ti be numerously attended. Three events are set down for each day-the opening one on the first day being the Westmeath Handicap Stakes, 6 sovs each, so soys added; three niles, for which there were ...

... THE HEATH (QU1ESI'S CO) RACES. JULY 14 & 16 (Four races each day). FIRST DAY. SWELEPSTAEBe, 10 sovs, lift, lOOovysadded. Heats,twormiles. ACCEPTANCES. yrs. At. lb. yra. at. lb. Ducb-an-dhurras ?? 6 9 10 Kick-up-the-dust ?? a 7 7 Allegrette, ?? 6 9 0 Harlequin ?? 3 7 7 Baroneis ?? .. b8 8 Uonest Tom ?? 4 7 2 Remunm'rator ?? 48 8 Pio Nono ?? ?? 4 7 2 Verulam colt . 8 5 I hunderbolt ?? a 6 10 ...

... BPORTING INTELLIGENCE. KILCOCK STEEPLE CHASES AND FLAT RACES. These Hports e mmence on Blonday next. 'The following are the entries for the three events arranged to come off on the frst day:- IFLAT LiACE-Selling Sweepstakes, a soVa, p p, 20 SOV8 added, Weight for age, with Selling allowances. One mile and a-half, heats. Yrs. Yra. Red Knight. . 5 Lizzy ?? 4 F by 'lTearaway, out Of The Abbess ...

... SPORTING lZIELLI2GVCE EI CARRICKMACROSS (COUNTY MOXAGH.A\ STEEpl (FROM OUR SPECIAL REPORTrFR) Stewards- Plunket Kenny, James M. alocn, ?? M'Mahon, Eqqrd. Judge-Robert J. Hunter, lE q. ?? Surgeon Daniel. Secretaries-Messrs. E. Barttey and 1' y MONDAY, NOV. S. (Continued from the FRnEEMAN's JOURNAL of mteida CARIUCEMACROSS COM1.11ED IAAL CuP. Fourth and deciding hbat. Mr. G. H. Gartlan's ch m L. ...

... SPORTING N ?? I ?? IRISH GRAND MILITARY STEEPLE CHASES, APEL 12TH, 1851. Stewards-Captain Pack, ?? Lieutenant-Col. Hankey, ?? Lord George Paget, 4th ?? L. D.; Major Totten- 11um, 12th R. Lancers; M jor Layard, 9th RegIment; Lieut.. Colonel Staunton, 81st Regiment; Captain Phillips, 43d L'ght Infan ry; Capt. Strtaet, 57th Regiment; Sir Robert Newman, Bart, 71st Light Infantry; Lord Dunkellin, ? ...

... SPOh. 'lV UG l TELLIGJENWCE. KELLS (COUNTY MEATH) STEEPLE CIIASES. SECOND DAY-TUES AY, APEIL 1. Stewurds--l'atuick Barnawal, Juseph Lynch, and Riohard Barnwall, Esqrs. Secretary, Doctor (;ray. Judge, P. Barn- 'A el. l, q The weather this day was favourable up to nearly the con- clusion Ot the siports, when Iail' lell heaviiy. The attendance was only limied Tue i.up race atifrded very little ...

... CURRAGH SEPTEMBER MEETING, 1851-CONCLUDED. FlIDAY, SEPT. 5. hbis was the last day of the wnetting. The weather was de. lightfully fine, the attendance numerous, with excellent sport, a retnrn of which is subjoined:- RAILWAY STAKE, 1'sovs each, for two-yrs old, 100 sovsadded by the Turfi-lub. Colts Set 71b, fillies 8st 31b Auglesey Post. 61b allowed to untried stallions or mares, 51b to both. 2 ...

... - 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 ...

... , THE CHESTER CUP. The exclusion of Cossack from the list of acceptances for this event has caused a vacancy in the representatiou of the Dane- bury stable, which, rumour says, either Brother to Dough or Seaman will be brought forward to supply. The Sunday Thmdes alludes to some of the Irish horses engaged in this event as ibllows:- BuOTIIER TO DOUGre, 4 yrs, 6st ?? horse has at times been ...

... BRIGHTON CLUB-P'EttsAy. Match,5o7. T.Y.C. Dukeof Bedford'sFrancetwoyrs, st 71b (Cl ariton) beat. Sr. Mill's Fernande, 4 yrs, Bat tBiatliolo. mew) by ahead., Claret Stake, (handicap) of 6 sovs each, with 50 added; thewin. ner to give three dozenof claret to the club. T.Y.C. bix. teen subscribLrS. Mr. Carew's Shropshire With, 6 yrs, 11st 81b (Capt. Little) I Lord Clifiden's Sagacily, aged, ?? ...