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... 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 ...
... I MOUNTAIIISTOWN COURSING CLUB MEETlING. (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) SECOND DAY-THURSDAY, PER. 19. (Cosruedffrom the Freman or Friday.) Flag etward-J .L. W. Naper, Esq. Stewards of ?? G.A. Pollook, Esq., and J. N. aVller, E-q Field etewardeis1 Earl of Bective, Captain Archdatl, J- 0. G- PoUock, Esq., and Captain Bodon. Judge-W. Owens, Esq. OPEN STAKES. FIRST TIES. Curlew beat Claret. ...
... CARMAxRTHEN STEEPLE ;Hr&SE-FES. 11. (X:80H OUR COr RESPONDENT). HANDICAP Sw arrawAsES, 10 Bova ach, 5 ft. 70 sove added,foi all horses. Fourmnles. Second saved stake. Mr. Reis 15ch g-California, lost Gib ?? Meartin) 1 Mr. Jeremiah Olive nsbh fHazard; list Sib (Rees): 2 Mr. W. Jones ns brg Lottery. ?? 51b(T. Dayies) ?? 3 Mr. J. Olive no oh m Litt11Rbose, 8st (Downes) ?? ?? 0 Mr. J. ThhpesA's b ...
... CARR1ICKERGUS STEEPLE CiASE. THURSDAY, PEB. 29. (FROM OuR COXRZSIONDFNT.) -STEWARDS.- Stephen R. Rice and V. W. Magill, Esqrs. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAREB 6 eovspp, 625 BoYDadded. Onemile and a half heat5. Mr. Wilson's gr g PeepingTom, byArthur,6ed, 9at 121b Mr. M'leana's b g ?? David, 5 yrs, 8st ?? ?? a 2 Mr. Hender6on's br m Abbess, 4 yrs, 8St ?? ?? 2 0 Mr. Rice's oh o Comeaway, 4 yre, Ost 41b ?? ...
... BELFAST STEEPLE-CII.SE. Tiurs event, looked forward to with so much interest by the sporting fraternity in our neighb,,lourhnjodt, cane off yesterday on a course mnarlkedl out at Conlig, within a mile and a-half of Nentownards-one of the best arranged, in the opinion of competent judges, ever re- niemnered in this part of' the couintry, and reflected credit on the stewards and others concerned ...
... S P O R TIN G. CARRICKFERGUS STEEPLE CHASES Tarzss races came off yesterday, over a fair sporting country, the course well chosen, and tho fences all sould and good. An immense concourse of people were present, who conducted themselves in atl orderly' manner. The following is the result:- HANDICAP SW1verePTA1eas of 3 sovs each, pp., with 25 sovs added-one and a-half-mile heats. Mr. -Wilson's g ...
... I SPORTING INTELLIGEBCj, TATTERSALL'S.-THuRSDA. LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CHABs.-20 to I agst laGazzaLadra, 20 to 1 agst Chleftain, 20 to I agat Cogia. The above bets were taken to 101 each. METROPOLITAN HANXDICAP.-1 to I agat Duke of Bedford@s Rese ?? ((taken and afterwards offered), 20 to I aget Mr. Kerry's Miss Ann (taken and afterwards offered). CEsEsTEM CuP.-1S to I agst Mr. S. Stanley's ...
... SPOBTTING vNTELLImGRNOE GARRISHEB (CO. MEATH) STEEPLE CHAS1S, (FROM oUR CORESSPoNDEsqT). - TuzsDAY, FE8. 10. STrwARDs-Sir Percy Nugent, Bart,, M.P., J. H. H a.gl, Esq., Walter Nugent, Esq. These sports, arranged under the auspices of The Uai . Huntiug Club. came off to-day over an ?? courne d out on the lands of J. H. Nangle, Esq., forming a circle of t miles, with a straight of a mile in ...
... Ls CAZRRICKIFERGUS STEEPLE CHASE-Fns. 26. e HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES, 3 Mors, pp. 26 soya added. Heats, e one mile and a half. d ENTRIES AND WEIGHTS. to Yrs. et. lb. Mr. Wllso' grpg Peeping Tom .. . t. 9 12 3Mr. M'Iowen's br m Madcap ?? ?? a 9 7 _Mr. Rice's ohls Comewaway ?? ?? ?? 4 ^9 4 le Mr. M'eana'es b g Ring David ?? ?? a 8 0 Y Mr. Henderson's br m Abbess ?? ?? 4 8 0 e TALLAGHT STEEPLE ...
... er LINCOLN RACES, STEEPLE CHASES, &c. TUESDAY. rEB. 4. r, Two yrs oldstakes. be Broughton .. .. ?? ?? I ,di Anteberta ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 2 eY Sister to Lizzy ?? ?? .. .. 8 er Won easy. a- The Lincoln Handicap. View Halloo ?? ?? .I. ?? .. 1 Hungerford ?? ?? ..2 ?? .. 2 he Lady Agnes ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 3 Ps Lady Jersey ?? ?? ?? ?? .. A ?? Selling Stakes. ll ame Tittle .. *. .. .. ..I 3e Volante ?? .. . ...
... IRBKHAMI STEEPLE CHASES. WEDNESDAY, FEB. *1. (FROM THE SPECIAL REPORTFR OF THE FREEMAN'S JOURIZAL.) I hese sports came off to-day, about a mile and a-half from Hirkbam, over a very heavy course, with upwards of thirty fences. There was a large attendance from Liverpool and Manchester, and a strong musterof the London ring, induced thither by the heavy ou.a:y on Vengeance, wbo was backed to ...
... I SPORTING 1INVTELLIGBhyC THE LINCOLN STEEPLE CHASE. We were enabled by our Correspondent to P blii FuEzzw of Friday a report of this contest, in Which m the Ihorse, Canig, was victor. The following add tioal i we copy from Bell's Dife :-U Eight of the ten left in Uatnc post, including Carrig, who, it appears, left Dubwen tto the 4 S night, and, owing to the train from Chester to oancheste ...