... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 INTELLIGENCE. KILCOCK RACES AND STEEPLE CHASES. (FOaM ?? MORRtESP(INDENT.) These sports are announced to come ofi on Monday and Tuesday, the 2 7th and 28th September, under the stewardship of Francis M'Donnell, Esq., J.P.; Francis Colgan, Esq., J.P.; and Henry Colgan, Esq. The following is the programme:- FIRST DAY. Railway Stakes, 2 sova, p p. 29 Bova added by the Midland Great ...

... I --S KILCOCK RACES AND STEEPLE CHASES. MONDAY, SEP'. 27. 1852. (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT). Stewards-Francis l'Donnell, Esq., J.P.; Francis Colgan Esq., J.P.; Henry Colgan, Esq. Clerk of the Course-Mr. P. Halligan. Treasurer-Mr. W. Robinson. Judge-Mr. R. J. Hunter. These sports commenced to-day, and were well attended, the weather being delightfully fine. The usual special train was not ...

... 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 ...

... DUBLIN RIVER RLhAPTA-RINGSEND. I he sailing and rowing matches Cotnsti uting the sports of this popular up 8treiin regatta ttok place on yesterday. The attendance of spectators mn the pinmcipal pier and at the othtr localities overlooking the river, was not as numerous as dinht have been expected from the serene aspect of the weuther and the interesting character of the rowing matches, yet ...

... DONCASTER RACES. (]rFou OUR OWN CORRESPONDErNT.) This meeting will commence to-morrow (Tuesday), and con- tinue the three Tollowing days. The Great St. Leger is BI ed for the aeond day. Oat oft te nomin'4tions, hardly more than halfa dozen competitors are likely to put in an eppearean&e- viz., Stockwell, Songstr ss, Daniel O'Rouke, Trousseau, Harbin- ger, and Claverhouie. ' Pegasus in Bell's ...

... CURRAGH SEPTEBIBER MEETING. 1852. (FR(3I OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) ENTRIES FOR THE QUEEN'S PLATES. SECOND DAY-WEDNESDAY, SEPTEM1BER 8. Her Majesty's Plate of 100 guineas for horses, &o. Weight forage-three yrs old, sat 91b; four, 1obt Illb; five, list 41b; six and aged, list 71b: alb to nnares and geldings. Two n~ilta. Lord Waterford's oh e The Marquis, 4 yrs. Lord Waterford's och c Cockcrow, 4 ...

... I PhHliNIX PARK RACES. At length we have a positive announcement that these much. talked of races will come ohl in the P,,mnix Park, Dublin, on the 4th and Htli October. The bill of fate is abundant, no Ie's than eight events being set forth for the first, and nine lor the second ! WVe subjoin thu programme-the sums to be added to the several races have not been yet arranged:- FIRST DAY ...

... SPOR TING INTELLIGENCE. I - .. (FRom OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) CURRAGH SEPTEMBER MEETING, 1852. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. Stewards-W Quin, Esq, Marquis of Waterford, Sir Thomas Burke, Bart. Judge-Robert J Hunter, Esq. The weather this day was equally fine'with the opening one- the company assembled, however, far less numerous. rhe five events on the card resulted as follow:- First Class of ...

... LINCOLN RACES-TOEBDAY. The Triennial Stakes of 10 sovs were won by Mr. J. Imana' Maid of Lincoln, beating Mr. W. E. Hobson's Barbara. Mr. Intranand br m The Little Qaeen, 6 yrs, tst 71b walked over for the Lincolashire Hanoicap of Io sovs. Selling Stakes of 8 sova each, and 20 added, were won in two heats by Florence, beating Lady of the Grove, Blackeyed Susan, and Snowdrift. Hunters' Stakes ...