... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... TATTERSALL'S-MONDAY. Business was so limited that in most of our quotations We have been governed by offers: they show an improv ment in Backbiter ibr the Metropolitan Haudicap, in Scarecrow and Hesse Homburgfor the Chester Cup, and in Augur and Claver. house for the Derby. a to 1, laid in the morning against Bobbie Hoble, to 6001 was offered this afternoon. WAnwIcx TR[AL SrAREs.-2 to 1 agst ...

... (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 ...

... RATHDREU (CO. WICKLOW) STEEPLE:-CHASES. TUESDAY, XAMCH 23. Stewarls-J. Tate, ;. Clarke, and W. Clarke. sEqrs. Tlie-e sports attracted a very large asseitblage of country folk, the weather being most favaurable. The coarse, which was Is d out in the vicinity of the town of Rathdrum, wae intricate, several of the numejous ?? being stretchers, and casualties of an unpleasant nature the result. ...

... PALMERSTOWN HIUNT STEEPLE CHASES. The e ainual sports are announced to take place on the 12th April (Easter Mouday), in the neighbouthood of Dublin. A columitlee has been 1brmed, under lshose auspices the arrange- tnels will be conducted with unwonted epirzt. Th'e rerpeoi.d waster of the Palmerstown Harriers, Willtam Lynch, Eeq, has affurded I s invaluable aid to the undertaking, w hich ...

... I RETING APPOIINTMENTS FOR MARCU. ar- , - . _ _ 'IRE WARD UNION HoUNDS.-This day (Saturday), 6tb, Dunboyne; Wednesday, 10th, Ratoath; Saturday, 18th, Ten- mile-bush; Tuesday, 16th, Nine-ml~e-stone, Ashbourne-road- Saturday, 20th, Flathouse; Wednesday, 24thBath Toll-gate, beyond Ashbourne; Saturday. 27th, Blackball; Wednesday, 31st, Kilbrlde-Each day at ono o'clock. THE GAZRIsox HouNNDs.- ...

... WARWICK RACES-FRIDAY. Hant's Steeple Chase. Tipperary Boy ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? Medora ?? , ..2 , Peter Simple ?? ?? .. ,.3 Free Handicap Steeple Chase. Victress ?? ?? *. . 1 Gulnare ?? Widow Machree ?? ?? j MILITARY STEEPLE CHASES AT DUNDALL MARCH 19. The officers of the 7th Hassars, stationed in Dundalk, had k day's sport in the neighbourhood-the line of country chosen being all grass land, with ...

... at HELLS (COUNTY MEATH) STEEPLE CHASES. St These annutal sports are announced to tome off over Lloyd M course, on Tuesday and Wednesday, the 20th and 21st of April. be Stewarde-The Marquis of Headford, Patrick Barnwall, G. Bomford, T. Radeliff, R. Barnwall, and Joseph Lynch, Esqrs. tb Secretary-V. G. Grey, Esq. te FIRST DAY. KELLS BOROUGH CHALLENGE CUP, value 100 soys, with s0 gi soya in ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE MITCHELSTOWN (COUNTY CORK) STEEPLE CElASES. (FROM OUR CORRIEsPONDENT.) SECOND DAY-WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10. STEWARDS- Marquis of Waterford, Captain Johnson, Lieute- nant Bidgood, Lieutenant Rowland (18t Royals), J. O'Brien, Esq. This meeting closed to-day, the weather being equally fine as yesterday, the attendance not so numerous, and the Sport rather meagre, a third race ...

... COMING EVENTS IN IRELAD. R&TEHDRUX (CO. WICKLOW) STEEPLE CHASES. TUESDAY, MARCH 23. Stewards-J. Tate, E. and W. Clarke, Esqrs. CUALLINGE CUP, with I S so0V added, and I SOY stakes. Wt, for age. Three yra, 9st; four, lost; five, lost 71b; six and aged, lost 121b. 31b to mares and geldings thor ughbreds 71b extra; a winner of any steeple-chase or hurdle.race amrounting to 20 ?? to carry 71b ...

... SPORTING INT.LLIGENCE. 0 CURRAGH APRIL MEETING, 1852. ;r PnOGRAUSE. PSIST DA.Y-TUESDAY, APRIL 20. Scurry Stakes, G ?? each, 25 sovy added. Anglesey Pci To name at the time of entrance for the Queenrs Plates. day, April 19. Weights to be fixed same night. Her Majesty's Plate of loO guineas. Weight for age-thr, yrs old, Ost 71b; four, Sat 9ib; five. Ost 31b; six andaged, Ost Sib. 31b to mares ...