... -I COVii:N f ETRY SPRIN- Tuesday, M!aoh-& Steward: Captain Doagias Lane. Clerk Or the Course: Mkr. S. Merry, of i~it~iir. .. I.Leamington. A tLxrenro~ PLaTIS of 50 sove; three-u'arters of Smile. Mr. T. Stevens's Lady Flora, 5 yrs, 7et 31b ?? Wells 1 j Mr. W. Moseley's tomeo, '5 yrs, fst'121b Cliff 2. Mr. Land's Gaslight, 6 yrs, et 91b . . ?? Prior 3 Mr. Bailey's New Brighton, 5 yrs, 7st 71b . ...

... THE DONPA$T-E RACINOG FESTIVAL i OF 1855. : i Stewards: Mairquis of Exeter; Sir W. M. L. Milner; Viscount Maidstone. Stakeholders: Messrs. Weathertby.- Judge: Mr.'J F. Clark.' Starter: Mr. Hibb'nrd. Secretary, Mr.' Jdhniozi'' The turf fiesta of 'Doncsster for the :curfren'^ seiasbsijis. now unbered wyith th'e'past. 'Thetown is to the 'orthern 'spdrtiig'ft - terity.wvhat Epsom is to the ...

... The return In~tch between the Ipswich and East Sur. e: folk and Playford Clubs, was played on the 2Oth inst.. Ii and was decided by the Ist itutings in farour of the tj Ipswich and East Suffolk, with 314 runs to spare. The h follotiing is the score -I JAPSWSCII AN4D LEAST SCTVOLt. rzAToskv. I fl. IPr Rlonmocrenc'.C Riddell 47 C. lltts.c Bell ?? '1 J1. Peecock c Oscroft .23 s.ulnitruxf. ?? -7t ...

... SP.ORTINlG SOWRS AND ct0. ?? Huntingy, and the Dautrisdtis of Foxes&- ITle 4riag ?? Betisig of the Week. . The weather until the last few days has been so openi that the whole Nimrod school have hadu afaic run of enjoy- ment this-season, except in cases where foxes are somewhat scarce. .4e regret to hear, too, that.this complaint has become; louder and more general this canjaign; and we would, ...

... NEWTXTARYET HOUGHTON XEETING. MONDAY. Sweepstakes of 10 sovs. each-Natlian, 1 ; Baroda, 2. Handicap ?? of 501.-Speed the Plough, I ; Besika,2. Criterion Stakes of 30 sovs. each-Artillery, 1 ; Queen's Handic.pSweepstakes of2sovs.-Siding, 1L Iittle IHarry, 2. Produce Matchi-Clarissa, 1 ; tosalia, 2. Sweepstakes of 10 sovse each-Overreacb, I ; Unexpected, 2. Selling Handicap of 10sovs. each ...

... GOODWOOD RACES-TUESDAY. C JUJJ Uv UJUv IWIVX,-1 UE$DAY. CRAVEN STAKES.-Brother to Grey 'Tommy 1, Winkfield 2, Typee 3. T1E LAVANT STAKES.-Sister to Aphrodite 1, Pyrrha 2, Oltenitza 3. SWEEPSTAKES of 300 ?? 1, lsalbec 2. STEWAIID'S Cup (value 300 ?? 1, Lord Albe- marlo 2, Van Tromnp 3; 29 ran. TIE GRATWIICKIE STAKES.-Orlando 1, Dirk Hatteraick 2. TIIE HA51 STAI;Es.-1Mary COpp 1, Polmlodie 2, ...

... I rSPOt7iI-zxG INTElLIGENCE. (FaOM OUR CORRESPONDENT). TALLAGHT STEEPLE CHASES. HO1NDAY, 16TE APRIL. The programme of these sports will bo found in our adver- tising columns. The entries for the three announced events- viz., the Dublin Carownera' Challenge Cup, the Tallaght Stakes, and the Belgard Stakea-are to be made with the honorary secretary, Mr. P. Faulkner, 110, Jamea's-street, on or ...

... SPORTING~ INTELLIGENCE . AlET oSECOND ?? AMEETING. rf)N DAY. , PR)sI-o I MIATCll, T..C (3 AlIir.gi140yriol. 2), . ft. Dnl's i . ?? A ?? rec.Avrol forfeot fromi Lord (;lalgow's i, f by l f I (!;L'iJlrri J f.; -V A! ;eS q Ir' ' !:.t l. jii uiSL=.. cl-i. I). f-. fJ Sirs-5ar olls, : . . it 31 is drb larl,-,.i, Ily i !_ yy-lu I ?? 55Mr F ?? Y 3' It:lNI ?? f r tiirec-y-art obls (2 farinn 4- 73 yslr. ...

... TATTERSALL'S-SATVRDAY. TWO THOUSAND. 6 to 4 aget St. Hubert (taken) 2 to t I - Lord of the Isles 10 to 1 - Claret ONE THOUSAND. 3 to 1 agat Clotilde (taken) 4 to I - Mosquito (5 to 1 taken) CHESTER CUP. 15 to I agat Neville (taken) 100 to 6 - Mortimer (20 to 1 taken freelj) 20 to 1 - Joe Miller (taken) 20 to 1 - Escape (taken) 20 to 1 - The Reiver (taken) 25 to 1 - Knigbt of St. George (taken) ...

... SPOR TING. TATTERSALL'S-YESTERDAY. CHESTER CUP. 20 to 1 wae the ?? offer on the field. At the cornm tiencement The Reiver, Rotherham, and Arthur Wellesley were backed at 8 to 1 against the three ; ar.d afterwards offers to take 26 to I about each were repeatedly but unsucces- fully made. Could thege odds have been obtained, a good deal of money would have been invested, particularly ott The ...

... $PORTING. TATTERSALL'S-YESTUtDAY. Subscribers mustered numerously, and the businesg that was transacted on The Derby presented features of consider. able importance. Before entering into details, however, it is necessary to state that the task of separating the chaff from the grain was never more difficult. De Clare was very distinctly in the ascendant; at the corn- mencement some transactions ...

... Yesterday, the second day of this regatta, although not quite sa interesting in the quality of the sport as its prede. cessor, was, nevertheless, very successful, and fully supports 7 the ancient character and prestige of the National Regatta. The Scullers' Race (opena all the World) for £34 in cash. First Heat. J. Mackinney ?? ?? 1 T. Mackinney ?? A good and severe race with Taylor (blue), ...