... I If Ascot prides itself upon its aristocratic patronage, Hampton can certainly lay claim to the favour of the Million, and throulghout our peregrinations this year, we can safely state that, except at Chester anld Manchester, we have never seen so many happy thousands congregated together as were assembled on Moulsey Horst on Thurs day last. The sport provided for them was not unworthy of ...

... PEDEST R I A NIS M. PEDESTRIANISM AT BELLEVUE, Manchester. SATURDAY, JULY 10.-Although the weather was extremely enticing for the ?? ism seems to have lost its wonted charm in L ncashire. origi- nating, we are afraid, in the malpractices of match makers and pedestrians disappointing the visitors in not running onl the days appointed, or when at the scratch and tile race hapi)elis to come off, ...

... D)ONCASTER RACES, 'TCESUAY', SeCpt. 14. Tb'o F'itwaIllilaji I lanidicali Stake of wilts. Aneah, Witlh rj1 odIled, ' firl all np's tile 'i'',oiid to 8(oIl' $ l uosota. w,mare alit; ky Mr. 1 'ou- 1' la;IAltfrel! the Grid. h,'aiilt ljivici(-d, lady Aoe.an I six Ai otlc. on ser ech lovoly h y hlfitilt ngthi, isin d-ewl hitfiog Li1(1v lii A coos y at head. i 'lie (;riot, Yot'koiiiro. lfion'ieap- of ...

... - 0 _£_ S N-1ItR _ ?? aw YORK AUGUST MEETING. a WEDNESDAY. a] DUNDAS STAKES of 6e sovs. each, added to a handicap oi Mr. F~~tO weepstakes of 5 soya. ecac. 15 subs. it Mr.FlintorT~heReaper.W ?? ells) I Mr. Carter's Farmer's eoy . ?? 2 h; Mr. W. Hale's Merry Peal ?? .- 3 ci Won by a length. Two others started. tl CHESTERFIELD HANDICAP of 10 soVs. each, with 60 added. d (10 subs.) Mr. ...

... 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 ...

... SPORTING INTLLIGENCEy UNITED CLUB STEEPLE-CHASES, Uc. The members of the Meath and Rildare Hunting Club have arranged two steeple-chases and a fiat-race, to come off this day (Tuesday) over the lands of Garrisker, county Westmeath, under the stewardship of Sir Percy Nugent, Bart.; J. B. Neogle, and Walter Nugent, Esqrs. For the first event there are fifteen horses entered, to be rid- den by ...

... he LIVERPOOL JULY MEETING-FRIDAY, 'n The Stanley Stakes of 16 sovs each, 10 ft. and bO added; for )- two-yr-old coits, 7st 41b; and three yrs, set 21b; fillies and e geldinge allowed 2ib; the second to save his stake. li Mr. Balford's b f by Assault, cut of New ton Lass, 2 yrs, 7st 21b ,T. Smith) ?? ?? . I In Lord Glasgon's bI f Sister to Caracara, 2 yrs, ;st 2W _ 2 Lord Clifden's b c Sackbut, ...

... GOODWOOD RACES-TuESDAY. Goodwood, at once the pride and bouat of English race meet. inga, commenced on Tuesday with all the eclat which fine sport and princely patronage could not fdll to ensure. The general attendance was very good for a first day, and the weather, until just before the start for the Gratwicke. when a slight shower fell, favourable in the extreme. The following is a return of ...

... SPORTING IvNTBLLIGNCE. CURRAGH OCTOBER MEETING. Stewards (FROM OUR CORRE6PONDENT.) tewards-Wrn. Quin, Esq.; Mirquis of Waterford; and A Sir Thomas Burke, Bart. Judge-Robert J. Hunter, Esq. FOURT11 DAY-FiIDIAY, (OCT. 15. The company assembled on this, the conclud ag day of the meeting, was nucnerrus and respectable-weather most favour- g able, The sport comprised six races and matches, ...