... SPORTiNG; INTELLIGENL - .TATT~i5E9:AL'5,f' : ?? AlthoughoiDst £ f-th iftiinbn'wis spent lpaying dan receivng, yt a god 'deal- 6f business ?? ait ntera oh the .Leger. The quotat'ins at tle closewere GREAT ?? HANIWcAP.3 to i ngst Mr as Heapy (t 4 to 1); '7 to 1agst Mr. Guilys'Hlernit ?? fsr LiuGati~-.4 to Bae Bron 'Rothschild's'King Tcii (t and-off),' 11 to 2'agst Lord Derby's Dervish ?? -to ,1 ...

... aponTi3NG iN4T ELL GPNCE.,L TATTERSALL'S& * MONDAY. GREiAT EBOn HEANDIwCAP.-5 to 2 agst Mr. Harrison's Eeapy (t f3; 10 to 1 ?? Zetland's Tross (t). ST. LEGuB.-6 to 1 agst Lord Derby's Dervish (t and eff); 6 to 1 agst Mr. Payne's Thel Trapper (t and off) -7 to 1 agst Baron'Rothschild't King Tom (t)3 10 to 1 agst Mr. Howard's Soythian (t); 15 to 1 agst Lord Derb~'s Acrobat (t); 15 to 1 agst Mr. ...

... APORT: r~G 1 T 3 L i GE N AdOTIG INEM;ENM :o , TATTERSALL'S. ; 2iOXDAY. Throghou t ' ft ?? - ' hrgo t ;°aft dte~dernoon, the room terrace and were thronged with speculip}r2,.hu aishl-ga' larg RiwyPateofA;btlhu a100r sosrge -, amount Of money. chanedy. hands on the 7st ac- glooe's !et Rs,3ys6t12b;. Gaod oo -t D isng? Brisg nliaeer; 3 -r,6t I ?? otr couat;thersettalingt -was i~a egtl~. alo* Many ...

... GPORTING IIq-TELLIGENCOL * TATTER L'S , =DAX. The almost forgotten Boiardo came out with such a rush that at one time he was as good a favourite as anything for this event. At the commencement. he 'was backed for 500 even against the Trapper In the early part of the afternoon 500 to 40 was taken about King Tom, but: to- wards the close 1,000 to.5 was betted witlran eagerness which palpably ...