... SPORTINTG INTELIGEay§1 E WINNERS OF LOYAL PLATES (100 GUI,,.TEAS IN I .ELAND IN THE YEAB 1852. (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) CURRtAGH APRIL MIEETING Tuesday, 20-Queen's Plate-Weight for ag Mr. Mangan's ch h Ruesborough, by Tearawa Mile_ Ihuraday, 22- Q P, weight for age, Red poetaraway 6 Y Russborough, -Mir. Friday, 28-Q P for mares, weight for age, two ralle Waterford's ch f Kieknup-the-dust, by ...

... SPORTING IlVTELLIG1.VCR. CONFY CASTLE STEEPLE CHASES MONDAY, 5TIr JANUABY, 862. Stewards-Sir Percy Nugent, Ba Captain Th 5th Dragoon Guard,. ~ ~ ~ ~ ouison ACCEPT S OB The TBAcr STAHE5-A i da sova of sOVS each, 4 ft ?? by G itse. Tracy, Esq S d 8 to ?? his stale. Three s, ever Confy course. i 91M'Daniel's br m Miss Stephens yrs. st. lb. Captain Hay's b in Betby Prig ?? ?? 6 10 l Mr. J. G. ...

... I SPORBTING INTELLIGENCE. i * THE CH2STER C1JP-LORa WATERFORD. ] His lordship, this year, uudoubtedly possesses anmost formid- able chance of obtaining the great Cestrian Prize. So great is his popularity that his success would bereceived with unalloyed i satisfaction and delight by the entire sporting community. Hid n favourable opportunity will doubtless not be forgotten, and it will ...

... SPOR TING IZVTELLIUENCE. CURRAGIH APRIL MEETING, 1852. (FRoM oun CORRESPONDENT.) Stewards -J. Courtenay and W. Quin, Esqrs., and the Mar- quis of Waterford. Judge-R. J. Hunter, Esq. THIRD DAY-TRUVtSDAY, APRIL 22. In consequence of the unpropious state of the weather (rain accompanied by a sharp wind prevailing throughout the day), and the absence of the Viceregal party, the attendance this day ...

... i _SPB TING 1N1TELLICIENCB. i THE BEATH (QUEEN'S COUNTY) RACES. (FROkt OU CORRtESPONDENtT.) Stewards-The Marquis of Waterfordl, Marquis of Drogheda, Henry Pigot, Esq., Michael Dunne, Esq., and John Crossdaile, Esq. Secretary and Treasurer-Mr. T. Turpin. Judge-Mr. BI'IEnery. TIIURSDAV, JULY 1. This annual meeting commenced to-day, and, although fa- voured with agreeable weather, was but ...

... DONCASTER RACES-WEDNESDAY. Match 200, h ft. Red-house in. Lord Clifden's Pelion, 2 yrs, 8st 71b (F. Butler) ?? ?? I Lord Glasgow's c f by Don John, out of Conspiracy, 2 yrs, Sst li1b (Charlton) ?? ?? ?? ?? S Pelion won very easily by a length. The St. Leger Stakes of 26 sore each. for three-yr-olds; colts, 8st 71b; fillies,8st 21b; the second to receive 10o soveontof til a stakes. Lord ...

... CURRNGH RACES-S PT. 7, 8, 9, and 10. The events for which entries have applared are the fallow- ing:- .FaST DAY. Anglesey Stakes-Twent-drlve nominations. About a dozen only expected to start. Sally Bernard, April Fool, Alba filly, or Deformed, likely to furnish the winner. Sweepstakes, 10 s8vS each, 40 sove added-lo entries; three or four of which will not appear. The Marquis and Tom Moody ...

... IRISH METROPOLITAN STEEPLE CHASES AND FLAT RACES. (FRseoM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) Stewards.-Captain O'Donnell, 27th Regt.; T. J. Mitchell, Esq., King'sDragoon Guards; J. Rlely, Esq., 11th Hussare. Treasurer and Sec.-Mr. W. Robinson. Clerk of the Course- Mr. W. Lynch. Judge-Mr. R. Hunter. SECOND DAY-TUIESDAY, NOV. 2a. Metropolitan Plate, added to a handicap sweepstakes of 6 sova each, half forfeit. ...

... (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) IRISH METROPOLITAN STEEPLE CHASES. CONFY CASTLE COURSE-NOV. 15 AND 16. ENTRIES for the e politan Plate, ded to sweepstakes of s HOVB each, Xrten rses e VIr, 50 a will be added, if ffteen, 70 BoVs;.and if , Three miles, Marquis o~nyn 's b Ganymed Mr J Dole's rim Thorn, Mr Irwin's as pbne _ Mr Barry' S Cern Mr Balfe' g Rin der, Mr Balfe's br ma p Mr J G Murphy' Lami ne, ...

... I SPORTJAIG INTELLIGENcE. NOIIIAM1PTON RCICES-WEDNESDAY. The Tflat Stakes of I0 sovs each, with 4) added; three yr olde, ast; figur, st; five, hst Sb; six and aged, set lalb; twetl 1 subs, were wou by Mr. Itobinson's c by Venison, out of Glee. Second Year of the Triennial Stakes of 10 eovs each, with 50 added ; lbr threeyr-old colts, 8st 71b; fillies, 8st 41b. The si cond to save his stake, ...

... SPORT ING ITELLIGBNCB. KILDARE HUNT STEEPLE CHASES. MONDAY, AO'5UL 12 STEW ARDs.-Marquia of Drogheda, Earl of Clonmel, Sir Ed- ward Kennedy, Bart., William Kennedy, Esq. 'This annual meeting came off this day at Punehestown, and the weather being delightfully fine, the attendance was nu- merous and fashionable. Among the company in the enclosure and on the stand we ?? Marquis Conyngham, Mar- ...

... CURRAGH APRIL MEETING, 1852. (?ROBI OUR CORRESPONDENT.) TUESDAY, APRIL 20. Stewards-J. Courtenay and W. Quin, Esqrs., and the Mlar- quis of Waterford. The assemblage this day at the Carragh weS most splendid, and not equalled since the visit of his Msjesty, George the Fourth, in Szptember, 1821. The announcement that his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant and the Countess of Eglinton intended to ...