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... - ., ' ! . ?? (y Wr AGNETIxO TELEGAPH.) NEWMARRVET RACES-YESTERDxy. Jockey Club Plate. Hermit walked bver, Sweepstakes of 2 and a yrs old. Ceies . ?? . . rs1 Lord Raglan . ,* - .. ?? 2 ,Fip ranu. 3Sweepstakes for 2 yraold. Alao ?? ?? . * ! ?? ' ' ' ' t'wo ran. LATEST ' .I$G. ,. DxBnY-11 to 2 slgst Lord of tie sIbes, 7 to 1 ast De Claer (offered), SEREWSBURY 1RACES -YerEauRAY. .iaalopla*itakea. ...
... CHESTER RACES-YX1`E=DA.] Chester Cup. Scythian .. ?? ,, .. .. 1 MorUmer ?? ?? ?? . . . 2 Neville ?? ?? . ?? . ran. Won by a neck.;-; TeY~seB BSkelter. Comfort ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 1 (FROM OUR OWN CORE8POpT.) IUMERICK lUNT STEEPLE CHASES. These annual sporto eame off over Banogue course on the 27th ult., and the weather being favouranle, taore Was a good attendance. The running was confined to ...
... (FROMa OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) LIMERICK COURSING CLUB-Nov. i8 and 29. Stewards-W, E Barrington, Thomas Foeberry, John Bailey, junr., James Spaight, and G A Pollock, Eeqrs. Judge-W Owens, Esq. Slipper-T Saunders. The members of the above Club met for coursing on Wednesday and Thursday last at Clorane. The weather was as line as could be desired, and the sport of a first rate charao- ter, hares ...
... FREEuAr8'e JousNAn Office, Friday Morning, Halt-past Five o'Clook. BY EXPRE1SS. LIMERICK COURSING CLUB. (ZBOM OU CORRESPONDENT,) THUESDAY, DRE. 20. Stewards-W H Ba.rlugton, Thomas Fosbery, John Bayly, jun.; James Spaight, and G A Pollock, Esqrs. Tr, usurer and Seoretory-James Marshall, Eq. Judge- W. Owens, Esq Slipper-Tom Saunders, The coursing for this club resumed to-day, and though the ...
... SPOR TING INTELLIGENCE. (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) SALISBURY RACES-YESrEaDAr. Handicap. Avis ?? ?? ?? ?? -. I Timethous ?? ?? ?? . ,. 2 Five ran. Scurry Handicap. Dead heat between Cuisoas and Cherrybrandy-four ran. Welter Cup. Eulogist ?? ?? .. .,l Speed.the.plough ?? ?? ?? 2 Eight ran. Column Handicap. Lord Berry ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 1 Claret ?? ?? . .. ?? 2 Gamekeeper ?? ?? ?? ,. ?? a Chicken ?? ?? ...
... I PR T, ?? . > . .J .L 71_. l N I. SThEiDpyl.CKE&S'LUBD LAND LOUTH .ft *I A- b tA:NCD STEEPLU OHASEB, (Over Gormaustowln ?? *Awaptanl for the ?? Stsk*6astoure. I it lb -a X t lb:~ -lasnehtestr -~ C,~, 134 v:rystal ?? ?? 10 ? Perekoyp ?? 10 71 cberltrtf ?? 10 Aceept h for the Open Handaoap Atakes-Steeple-ohane o:urse. st b at ib waner ?? ~ *. 11 4 |uaDona , . 9 lo sultan ?? 10 2 Roller . o 8 ...
... I SPORTIJNG IT±<iGENE' MONAGHAN STEEPLE CHASES-FRIDAY, OCT. 19. (FBGM OUR 001 SepoNDRNT.) Stewards- Major Shirley, Captain Coote, Captain Bond, and John Reilly, Esq. Treasurer and Judge, Wiliam Temile, Esq, M.D. These sports commenced to-day over Brooklands, balf a nile from the town of Mornghln, and at! racted a large number of spectators. The following is a return o0 the running:- Monaghan ...
... *, SPORTING I1TELLIGENCE. BIRR (KING'S COUNTY) STEEPLE CHASES AND FLAT RACES. FRIDAY, OCTOBEn ISTH. Stakes, a ?? each, 2 ft. 20 cove added; weight for age.- , Two miles. Steeple chase course. Mr Walsh's b g Noisy Boy, 6 yrs, 11st 71b (Brady) ?? i t Mr Smith's b m by Warlike, 6 yrs 12Bt SIb (Hanlon) ?? 2 Mr ...
... LIMERICK RACES AND STEEPLECHASES. (FitoZ OUR COuRESPONDENT.) SECOND DAY-WEDNESDAY, 0Cr. 31. Stewards-Lord Guillamore, Hon A Fitz-naurce Deane, Sir R De Burgo, Bart * Lieutenant Colonel Dickon, Captaia H L Jaokson, Captain Goff, I 6th Lancers; Edward Green, Esq; Wm Barrington, Esq; Frank Foeberry, Esq; J Vanderkiste, Ecq. Judge-Mr Rtobert J Bunter. Treasurer and Clerk of the Course-Mr James ...
... SPR NG INTELLIGENCE. KILDARE HUNT RACES. (FRoE OUR CORRESPONDENT.) MA87s1R MONDAY, APII; Y, 1855. .Stewards -Earl of Clomnel, Earl of Rsctive, Viscount Ut Lawrence. The Kildare Hunt Cup, value s01, added to Sweepstakes of 6 sove each. To close on 2d April. The Corinthian Cup (Handicapl, a piece of plate value eot, I by subscription of 1 soveach, added to a Sweepstakes of -l soya each, in case ...
... I SPORTING IN TELLIGENCE. I CURRIGH SEPTEMBER MEETING, 1865. (FAoM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) The programme of this meeting, published iu the FzEEmAl of Saturday. exhibits an ample quantity of sport during the four days (commencing to morrow, Tuesday), nolesa than nine- teen items being set down for decision. The entries for the three Qaeen's Plates will close at the Clubhouse, Kildare, this evening, ...
... SPORTING INTBLLIGEVNCE. PONTEFRACT RACE8-TYzErSnDAY. (BY wAGNETI TEZLGAPBE.) Hunt Stakes. Tom Perkins ?? ?? ?? O 1 True Girl ?? ?? . . ?? ?? S Rifle Stakes. Excitement , ,, ?? ?? ?? I b by lugo ?? ?? .. .. ,. ?? ?? 2 Gold Cup. D Indian Warrlor ?? ?? ?? ?? I 1 Adelaide ?? *! ?? * - * ' 2 Tbree ran. Litchfield Stakes. Llrne ?? .. ,. ?? .. St Dunstan ?? ?? ?? ?? 2 F by Heron ?? ?? .' ?? ?? . ...