... SPOBTING. TATTERSALL'STnuRsDAy. THE CLEARWELL STAKES. 100 to 70 agst Duke of Bedford's Sittin bourne (t& aft off) CESAREWITCH . STAVES. 7 to I ngstMr. Phillips's Le Juif (taken freely) 8 to 1-Lord Bruce's Knight of the Shire 9 to 1- Mr. Morris's Indian Warrior (taken) 11 to 1 - Lord Wilton's Lady Evelyn (taken) 12 to 1- Mr. Greville's Ariosto (taken) 25 to 1- Mr. Copeland's Lady Amryott (taken ...

... *porting Entelligence. BETTING AT THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL. tv TUi'SoAY, 0cT 19, 1852. haE ig Tlero have been eaoms important changes in the batting on the lha' ly Cambridgeshire since our last; Babette, then at 22 to Ij has be- to Id come fi rat favourite, 6i to 1 being taken to a large amount, whilst baa her etabla companion, Lady Evelyn, has receded to 20 to 1. The 1% tofarmer was the only ...

... NEWMAHKET HOUGlITON MIEETING.-IIONDAY. The Crit~erion Stakes of 80 eovs each for 2-yr-olds, were won by Mir. Payne's Speed-,the-Plcugli (Frlatmian), beating West Australian (2nd), Filbert (3rd), and four others. TUESOALY-Tile Cambridgesbire Stakes of 26 ?? each, 10 ft. with 100 added, the 2nd horde to receivedo soya out of the stakes. Lord Bruce's Knight of the Shire, 3 yrs, Ost 21b (Hlarding) ...

... I We direct attention to the following brilliant pro- grarmne for this meeting. It strikingly exemplifies the popularity of the enterprising lessee of the Course, and we have little doubt that the meeting will, in a few years, take equal rank with the monsare one held in the spring.. Programme of thte Meeting. Tuesday, October 5. The SHORTS HANDICAP of 10 sovs each, b ft, with 50 added by the ...

... | Ia (moaM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) a- NEWIBRIDGE GARRISON RACES. all The officers of the 2nd and 6th Dragoons and I1th Hussars, be stationed at Newbridge, have announced a day's sport on S'on. ht day, 18th October (two days after the Curragh meeting), over n the Curragh race course, under the stewardship of Lieutenant. Colonel Campbell, 2nd Dragoons; Major Bell, 5th Dragoon Guards, and Captain ...

... SPOIR TING. NEWMARKETP HOUGHITON MEETIN1. LATEST B3ETTING ON TIHUltSDAY NIGHTI. FIRST CLASS OF TILE NURPSERIY STrAKES. 4 to 1 agst Aseteverta (t) 10 to Iegst Eaton 4 to 1 - Exact ito1 to 1 - GauSS Tommy (t) 8 to 1 - Bellc Sauvage filly 10 to I - Iferacy colt 10 to 1 - Tali'or 12 to 1 - Winter 10 to 1 - Nerva 10 to 1 - Lord Cllfdlen's two .SECOND CLASS NURSERY STAKES. 6 to 1 agot King David S ...

... DIE~ETING. I H ~ A ?? Pt. n -d te on stewards: Lord Waterfordi 'iaJor rmtl, -1 - General Arpon M.P Clerk of te Course cMr. E. W. Tohi.Starter Mr. H-oraley, Judge Mr hie Seal trcit s militated materially against the comlplete Success ?? atund folatherig The elementsi were not propitious f a d foul geathe marred thee spirit and diminished the patronage ot addition to these advnftitious ...

... BY EXPRE SPORTING iNTELLIGENCE. FREVEMAN'S JOURNAL OFFICE, I n, T/hursday Morning, Five o'Clock. f (FROM OUR CORRlESPONDENT). I 3? CASHEL RACES AND STUEPLE CHASES. SECOND DAY-WEDNESDA., OCT. 20. Stewards:-Marquis of Waterford, Sir Timothy (;'Brien, r M P, Francis Scully, Esq. M P, James Sadleir, Esq, M P, Ro. bert Keatinge, Esq. MPI. John M Bushe, Esq, Edmund W he Murphy, EsHj, Southcote ...

... I SPORTING INTELlIGBNCB. CURRAGH OCTOBER MEETING. (FROM OUR CORREdPONDENT.) Stewards-Win. Quin, Esq.; Marquis of Waterford; and Sir Thomas Burke, Bart. Judge-Robert JX Hunter, Esq. THIRD DAY-T11UrSDAY, OCT. 14. The attendance this day was extremely limited, although the weather was most propitious, and the special train in requisition. The running afforded little for comment, each event being ...

... i-1 SPOTING. ,; Nt*R~KET SEiCo1~TOBtR MEET1ZG LATEST BETTING ON THtfRSDAY NXIGT.- ' . .AUiA DGE-SH1RB.- '.14 ?? '1;agst Azael;ct)- ,1 14 tll *- LadyrEvelyn | . :. 16 tto i'l , Weathergage:;- :..l 25 to 1 - LeJuif . 5 'I 5to I --Babeft ?? ?? ' *01 to ?? FatherThames DERBY. IO . 100 to 46 ?? (t - Belgravia died this erhning from the ebedta of the a(30.' diontdesclibed in' Dir las ! The following ...

... S!P OBTINIG. w NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING. NEWMARKET, WEDNESDAY NIGHT.;i LATEST BETTING. tr NURSERY STAKES-FIRST CLASS. In 4 to 1 agst Anteverta m 8 to I - Talfourd w S to I - Eaton t0 8 to 1 - Game Tommy re S to 1 - Exact tl 9 to I - Belle Sauvage 10 to I - Nerva St 10 to 1 -Feramorz D1 12 to 1 - Margaret of Aujou ax NURSERY STAKES-SECOND CLASS. tlh 3 to 1 agst Michaelmas Maid Si 7 to 1 - ...

... SPOR TING, NEWMARKET I. IO'GRTON MEETING. MONODAY.-The Critcrioi Sttriies of 30 ?? each, 20 ft., for two-yr. oie;s colts, 8st lb ; fillie, Sit 6ib. Winners extra. From the turn'tof the lands in. Mr. Payne's Specd tile Plough, Sat 71b ?? (Flatmnll) 1 Mr. Bowes's Wost Australian, Sot 71b ?? (F. Butler) 2 Lord Exeter's Filbert, Sat ,Ih ?? (Norman) 3 Duke of Becdford's Sittingbourne, Sit 131b ...