... t- ~SPORTING INTELLIC.iRNC. I , _n . (FRoM oua CORRESPONDmT.) . I STEEPLE CHASE Al, FAlltY HOUSE Tars DAY. The Citizens' Plate Steeple Chase.;which annually takesgplace at the Close of the hunting aesson, will come off THIS MORNINOi (Monday), at eight o'clock, over Fairy House course. The members iill breakfast togetb.r after the race, and THEE PALMULai r OWN BARRIERS will meet at the Ten.mile ...

... SPORTING INTELL GENCE. ASCOT RACES-TuEsDAY. The aristocracy, who claim Ascot especially as theirowvnwere present in more than usuat numbers for a first day, butthlbS pb. li generally did not muster in the force we have seen on ?? former occasions, probably deterred by the gloominess of the morning and the uncertain character ofthe weathtr. Thecoure was in better order than might have been ...

... I SPORTING IINTELLIGE.NCc;. EPSOM STEEPLE-CHASES-FRWAV A Free Handicap Hurdle Race of 6 sova each, with 8o added, over six flights of burdle4, twice round, six subscribers, was won by Mr. Collins's Tbe Old Wells, aged, 9st 4lb, h b (Archer). v Great Metropolitan Steeple-Chase of 10 soya each, with 100 added; the second to save his stake, and the winner to pay 20 soys towards expenses. Winr eri ...

... (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) 1 MITCHELSTOWN (COUNTY CORK) STEEPLE CHASES. t TUESDAY, NARCH 9. STEWARDS-IMarquis of Waterford, Captain Johnson, Lieute- 3 nant Bidgood,LieutenantRowland (lst Royals). J. O'Brien, Esq. I This meeting commenced to-day over an intricate course, laid out a bhort distance from Mitchelstown, In which were thirty-five fences-several stirf ones and a wide river. The weather ...

... CURRAGH SEPTEmBER MEETING, 1852. (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT). THUR5SDAY, SEPT. 9. 3' Stewards-W Quin, E~q, Marquis of Waterford, Sir Thomas Burke, Bart. Judge-}Robert J Hunter, Esq. The weather this day was equally fine as preceding days, thi company considtrably less. The principal feature in the day's sport was the defeat of the favourite for the Queen's plate, Lord Waterford's Lancaster ...

... SPOTING INTELLIGENCE. CHESrER RACES. This important meeting will commence (Tuesdnay), nd can- tinue five days. The programme comprises 26 items, upwa de of six races per diec. The g eat, event--the Cup-is allotted for the second day (Wednesday). and absorbs all lnteraets, The followieg are the teims of the article:- The Tredeemeu'J Plate of 200 sovs in specie, added to a Handicap Sw epstates ...

... SPORTING' INTELLIGEMCE. (rROn OUR CORRESPONDENT.) v TALLAGHT STEEPLE CHASES-WEDNESDAY, DEC. 29. 'n Stewards-Mr. Joseph Cavanagh, Mr. James Sheil, Mr. 'e Thomas Byrne. Judge-Mr. G. Trecy. Treasurer-Mr. P. .Faulkner. Clerk of the Course-Mr. J. Brady. The postponement of these sports from Monday last was far from advantageous- the weather proving most unpropitious- a storm of wind, with sleet and ...

... I SPORTING IN TELLI&'ENCE (FROe OUeR OWN CORIRESPONDENT.) NEWMARKET HOUGHTON RACES-CONCLUDED. PRIDAY, OCTODEiR 29. There were no less than thirteen racea in the day's list, ex- olusive of forfeit matches and a walk over. Sweepstakes, 10 sova each, for three yrs old-won by Mr. E. Phillips's b f Henrietta, by Harkaway (G. Oates), beating two others. Handicap Sweepstakes, 20 BovS each, for all ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGEycB (FRIOX OUR CORRESPONDENiT) IRISH RACES, WITH AMtOUNT OF WMM,,, 1'OI TBE PAST SEVEN YEAR S (Coflectedfronz thec Inral, Brcing Cal enda?) Year. No. of Racee. 1845 .. ?? 323 ?? Annount 1846 ?? ?? 252 ?? ?? 1848 . 2317 ?? 1849 ?? . 210 ?? ?? 1860 . ; 273 . ?? -. 13,17 1851 ?? a16 ?? 11,167 CHESTER CUP RACE, 1852. MATY 5. THE TRADESMEN'S PLATE OF 200 bOS in Specie, added to ...

... PROGRAMME OF THE CURRAGE SEPTEMBER MEETING, 1852. TUEDAY, SEPT. 7. Scurry Stakes, J Bova each, 25 soya added. Anglesey Post. To name at the time of entrance for the Queen's Plates (Hion. day, Sept 6). No race unless five subscribers, at 5 soys each for entrance. Wts to be died same night. The Angle8ey Stakes, 10 Sova, p P, for two yra old, colts. BSt 41b; fillies, Sat. Anglesey Post. The club ...

... SPORTIN(G 1ATELLI6!ENCE. t THI PALexrns-rowj HARIiaERs.-Yesterday being the first t day of the hunting season, Mr. William Lynch, of ol.ringtield, opened the ball by bringing his seven couple of p rfect barriers to the twelfth look, on the Grand Canal, to meet his deld. About twenty well-mounted sportsmen were in attendance, lchietly ofcers of the garrison. Immediately upon the pack r being ...

... SPOR TING INTELLMGENCE, (FROM OUR CORRBSPONDENT.) IRISH METROPOLITAN RACES AND STEEPLE CONFY CASTLE COURSE-Nova 15 AND 16. ACCEPTANCE$ FOR SETR0oPOLLTAN MATE. at lb YraSst lb Carrig a 11 I Expert a eI Ringleader 4 10 1 DonJuan a, 9 0 Daphne 5 9 10 Derby Dilly 4 8 7 ENTRIES FOR STEWARDS' PLATE. Miss Stanley, 4 yrs ?? 601 The Witch, aged ?? 601 The Duster, 6 yrs ?? 2011 Mullingar, 4 yrs . 401 ...