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... I SPORTING INTELLIGENCAM (WRou Own own CoOitzrx5PosXIT.) HANDICAP STAKES WEIGHTED AT LAST CURRAGH - MEETING. su5NaF GOCTOBaI M2 E!Tb0; 185. TraSDAY. Rildare Handicap, 6 soaa each, 8s sore addedL it lb At lb Miaster Term . ?? . . 0 Cloud . 7 4 Seducer .. ?? a l0 Raphael . 7 1 Hunmgalri .. . . 10 Badinage . 7 0 Testy . 8 6 Chicken .. 7 0 Simon Pare . 8 8 Tbessaly . 6 10 Saucabox . 8 2 Ballyroat ...
... SPOR TIA a INTELLIGENC6. (FROM OUR OORtt8PONDENT.) Ieais Tuar, 1864 -There were 364 !o ocs deoided during the year, the total value of which amounted to 19,6401., a non- eiderablo increase compared wlth former years. ENGLISIC TURF, I8S4i-Xfl the course of the year, 1,8t4 horse (of which d68 were three years old, and 407 two years old started. The different events comprised 088 weight for age ...
... (FROM OvR CORRESPONDET.) CURRAGH APRIL MEETING, 185l . BStewards-Slr T. Burke, Bart, Marquis of Conyngham, and Marquis of Waterford. THIRD DAY-THURSDAY, APBIL 26. A scorching day, the sun in full power. The attendanci was numerous and respectable, comprising most of the leading sportbug nobility and gentry who were present on the 'drst day. A large numnber of the assemblage crossed the Curragh ...
... SPORYING INTELLIGENCE. UILDARE HUNT PLATE. at. lb lb. The Marqubis 12 0 Enchantress ?? 10 0 Warner ?? 11 5 Tom Tinker ?? 9 12 Columbine .. ?? 11 I Harlequin ?? ?? 9 12 Laura ?? ?? 1012 Xgen4s ?? . 9 10 MaldoftheWest ?? 10 8 Sultan ?? 9 10 Lobster ?? . * 10 b Penelope , . S 10 Geralduc ?? 10 ao Mountaineer ?? S 10 Anatib ?? ?? 10 8 PrIma Doennra ?? 9 5 Vapday ?? 10 8 Banathlath ?? 9 b Master ...
... SORT:NW IN&T.TELLIGBNCE. | - (ro ova eornE5WoMDEI)T.) . aae&GH APRIL MEETING, 1865. Stowards-Sir T. Burke, Bart.Xsrquis of .Conynghanm, and Marquis of Witerford. SECtONiD DAX-WEDNKSDAY. This was another splendid day. The attendance, however, wass not oven .so numerous as on ,the first day, and the sport indifferent-the Wellington being vonby Morgan Rattler in a ?? walked over for the Queen's ...
... (PROM1 OUR CORRESPONDENT.) WESTMEATH STEEPLE CHASES. . TUOSDAY, APL 17. Stewards-Sir Richard, Levinge, Bert Sir Percy Nugent, Bart, WIll Magan, ,Esq, MP; W P Urquhart, Esq, MP; George A Boyd, Eoq; John Malone, Esq; Joseph Tulte, Eeq; Henry Murray, Esq ; Richard W .teynell, Eeq ; Richard Couolly, Esq; Henry Murray. Esq, treasurer; Edward Tyr- rell, Esq, secretary; Robert J Hunter, Esg, judge ; ...
... * NEWMARKET R&CES-YEsTrznDAr. (BY tAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) £60 Plate. Romeo ?? . . .I,. ?? . 1 Le Jul ?? ?? . ?? ?? s 2 - Six ran. . Sweepstakes. Orson .. . . .. 1 Flacrow ?? ?? ?? .. *. 2 _ _ ,, ?? Elgit ran. Sweepstakes of 10 SoVa. Perela. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 1 Eloquence ?? ?? ?? 2 Four ran. Sweepstakes of 10 sova. Titormua ,. . .. ,. ?? 1 Unexpected . ?? . ?? ?? . 2 Twelve ran. SP. eepstakes of 10 ...
... |I S'Oil TING INTELLMGENCE. N NEWMARKET RACES-YEBsTaEDAY, -, [BY TAGNEiTIO TELEGRAPH.) Sweepstakecs, 100 soys. Hazel' ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? *,t Snecr .. . ?? .. ?? ?? t Stakes divided. Three ran. 50 oovsSwetpstakes, D M. Alcyone ?? ?? ?? .. . Proleesor . ' - .. ?? 2 Two ran. Handicap Plate of I 1001. orinoco- ?? ?? ?? 1 Go'seip ?? ' ?? .. ?? ?? 27 Flageolet a ?? ' , ?? ?? a Six ran. Won by a head. ...
... I 0SPO1RTING INTELLIGENCE. TALLAGHT STEEPLE CHASES. -] (FRiOM OUR CORRESPONDErNT.) E This meeting will comie off on Wednesday. the 26th instant, E over the celebrated Cooketown course, aind promises to be of a B most attractive character. Tbe bill of lare Includes the Bel. n gaid Stakes of2 saes each, 26 sove added; he Dublin Car. owners Cup, and a Pedestriau race for 61. The entries for the a ...
... (eMou OUIB ConrF5PONDEliT.) DOWN ROYAL CORtORATiON RACES. Governor-The Marquis of Downshire. Registrar-Mr J F Knaresbro, THr5IDAY, JULY 19. The assemblage wea large and respeatible, and nearly equal to the firetday. Good Friday. the favourite, winning the Down- shire Stakes easily, the Queen's Guineas by Cloud, who was en. tered at the last hour, and not on card, who beat the great horse ...
... SJPOR TING INTELLIGENCE. (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) LUDLOW XA&CES-YSTBUoDAv. Handicap Plate. Alonzo ?? ?? I.. . ?? Mayboy . .. ?? ?? ?? ?? 2 Fanny Fern ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 8 Tcu ran. Shorts. Chere Petite ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 1 Prince's Mixture ?? ?? ?? ?? 2 Ten ran. Selling Stakes. Sandboy ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 1 Little Tom ?? ?? ?? .. ?? 2 Mary Anne ?? ?? ?? . . .. 3 Teti ran. Nuraery Plate. Indian Qaeen ?? .. ? ...
... OOT&'15Eit, PALKSmsTOWN H ARRcas-W-daw day, loth, Pelmotunt; Saturdaey, 1Sth, Colebluw Bridge; Wednesday, 11th, Four Mile Stone (Naas iRoad) saturday, eotb, Confy Castle; Wedesday, 24th, Mililtown ; Saturday, 27th ,larberstown Blridget Wed- needay, 8st, Green Uiild-At twelve o'clock N.H.-No rldiag, ovtr wheat or newly laid down grounds. THE PALMIERSTOWN HOUNDS. Rejoice, brother sportsmen thtre ...