... : SPORTHING INTELMIGENCO.. (vhlbbl OUR CORRESPONDENT.) LIMERICK-BRACES AND 9'1EEPLE CHASES. THIRD DAY, SATURDAY, OCTOBER ' The attendance on this, tbe concludning day of the meet- ink, thdugh not s6 numnerous as on Friday, was ltge apd respectable. The weather wore an unfavoutable aspect in the morning, baut the day proved tolerably fair. The day's sport consisted of two ateeple chases ad a ...

... I SPORTrNAG INTELL NcE. . I ! (FRox OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) CURRAGH OCTOBER MEETING, iS6a. WILDNES AY, oar. 19. S Stewards-Marquis of Watrford, Sir T. Burke, Bart,; Mbarquis Conynaham. The weather this day was mootdisagreeble, cold and wet; the attendance consequently thin. Four events announced on the cards xero thus decided:- Second Class of Trainers' Stakes-Sweepstakes, 5 ?? each, 8 ft, 25 ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) BY EXPRESS. Preeman's Journal Ojfcka Eve o'Clock, a an JOHNSTOWN (COUNTY KILW.NNY) RACES AND STEEPLE CHASES. WEDNISDAY, OOTOBER 5. Stewards-C. Hely, M. D. Keatinge, W. G. Delany, E. Thompson, W. M. Barker, and J. M. Delany, Esqrs. These races commenced to-day, amidst incessant rain, the noment for Starting it coming down in torrents. The at- ...

... I - - I NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING-MoseDAY. Sweepstakes of 10 sove each, was won by Captain D Lane's Guy Mannering, by Bay Middleton, beating Sir R Pigot's Jack the Giant Killer, Lord Exeter's Mountain Flower, Mr Belrs Alfred the Great, Mr H Robinson's Billy Richardson, Mr J X Stanley's Orinoco, and Duke of Richmond's Dagobert. Sweepstakes of 10 sova each, was won by Mr Megson's Coleraine, by ...

... I , I .SPORTI.wNGi IN9TELLIGE NCEl (SFOM OUR OOBBE5POND5T=). FERMOY STEEPLE CHASES-CONOLUDED. THUBsDAY, oCT. 27. Sweepstakes, 1 sov each, 20 sova added, for horses the pro- perty of Subscribers to the Fermoy Garrison Hounds. One mile and a half, beats, Steeple Chase Coarse. Mr Perrot's ch m Lola MonteZ, byVelocipede(Owner) 1 1 Mr Luscome's b m (Captain Dillon) ?? ?? 2 2 Captain Dillon's b mn ...

... SPORTING IVTBLLIfGNCB. *CURRAGH OCTOBER MEETING, 1868. FWa3DA, OcTOBSER 21. Stewards-Marquis of Waterford, Sir T Burke, BDart, Marquis Cunningham. A boisterous, cold, wet day, and consequently a poor at- tendance. There were five races annuncaed on the carde, which were decided as follow:- Paget Stakes (renewed) of 10 sove, p p, 60 sova added-two gra old colts 8st 41b, fillies BSt. Anglesey ...

... SPORTING INTELL1GENCE. (FROM OUR CORcRESPONDENT.) CURRAGH OCTOBER MEErING, 1863. ENTRIES FOR ROYAL PLATES. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 19. Her Majesty's Plate of 100 go for horses, &c. Two yrs old, a feather; three, 7st 91b; four, 8st 101b ; five, Oat Bib; six and aged, 9st 41b: Bib to mares and geldings. Three miles. Lord Waterford's oh c April Fool, 8 yrs Lord Waterford's b c Redmond O'Hanlon, 4 yre Mr ...

... I SPORTING Iivi'BLLfGENCE. I (WFOM OUR CORREBPOSDENT.) NEWMARKET RACES. The Second October Meeting - commences this day (5fonday), and will occupv five days. The leading event id the Great Cesarewitch Stakes, 25 soaV eaeh, 300 sovs added by the Jockey Club (77 subs), which will be run for on the second day. The following are the probable com- petitors: ?? at lb Yrs et lb Teddington ?? 5 9 7 ...

... I (FRcOMr OUP. COaRRESPONDENrT) CARRIClMACROSS (CO. MONAGHAN) STEEPLE CHASES. MONDAY, 24TH ocroB5R. Stewards-Sir George Furster, Bart., M.P.; George R. Gartlan, Esq.; Plunket Kenney, Esq.; Edward Gibson, Esq.; Neal J. X'lMabon, Esq. hr. Patrick Ward, Treasurer. Messrs. J. J. Cassidy, and ?dattin 1Llpesnn, Secretarie3. These snorts commenced to-day over a course laid out in the YWiciy of ...

... I SPOJTIF INTELLIGENCE. (FROM OUR CORREaPONDENeT.) CASHEL RACES AND STEEPLE CHASES. SECOND DAr-WEDNESDAa', oCT. 12. The weather this day was very favourable, but the attend- ance far less than on the preceding. Three races were ar- ranged, which came off ia the following order. Stakes of 2 sovH, h ft, 261 added by Sir Timothy O'Brien, Bart, Ml'. One mile and a half, heats, steeple cbese course ...

... I BY EXPRESS. (FROsa OUR CORRESPORSDIMT.) Freeman OfIce, BafpoXt Five o'Clock. CASHEL RACES AND STEEPLE CHASES. THIRD DAY, THURSDAY, ocr. 13, 1853. Stewards:-Marquia of Waterford, Sir Timothy O'BrIen, Bart, UIP; Francis Scully, MP; James Sadleir, UP; Robert Keating, MfP; John MI Bashe, Edmund W Murphy, and Southcote Mansergh, Esqra. Judge-Robart J Hunter, Esq. Stakes of 1 sovs-15 ?? added. ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE . FkRMaOT (COUNcTY CORX) RACES. (MRON OUR OWN OOBRRE&PODENT.) TU? BDAT, OUT. 26. These races were a complete failure. After endeavonring, in vain, since the handicap at lest Curragh- meeting, missed stays in filling, to maka three several handicaps (two for the plate, and one for the stesple chase ground) this day, only one came, off-s miserable affair-as fol- lows:- - ...