... 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 ...

... SPORT'1IN G INTI iLLI(GENCE. LEICES7T[E RACES. W Stewaids; Thle Right Hanl. the Earl of Chesltef~iel. filC lien. Aiheirel Rocci, and R1ich~ard Sutton, Eosr. Judge: Mri. Chtrlcc. Clericof the Coutne:Sr '1'.T.Marsholl. Ilnolicapper: Nl'. J(ITSrlsmn Sesecal ?? of a similar class to this occucring in, tice same week, Leicrester seas btcl scantily suppiold horses, and the sport wan Al of a very ...

... SPO:RTING. TATTERSALL'S.-MonDAY strong display olf confidence a^t 7 to 2, h00 eto 0 and tio iA reference to this event were to comparatively small1 stums.a tw¢ice, about~ Riflemn. Lorad ~of the Ises wasentomial at 7 to2, ?? at 4 to 1 the foitormer wa adrong hackrie Esurles was arkesd at 12e ands 10 to anA 12 to woul haebe taken about C~apcip~n=eh Marhioesa ret)ie omnul to 20 to 1r lai in ...

... NEWMARKET FIRST OCtOBER MEETING. TnH SUIRSCRIPTION Roox, WEDXESDAY NIGHT.-A thin attendance, and very little betting. At midnight the quota tions were as follows:- CESAREWITCH. 9 to 1 Dgat Robgill 18 ta 1 Scythian (taken) 20 to I - Siding (taken) 25 to 1 - Sultan (taken) 28 to 1 -- The Early Bird (taken) 100 even between Black Swan and Siding CAHBRIDGESHIRE. 500 to 15 agst Sultan (taken) DERBY ...

... on BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-TUESDAY, 0 CESAREWITCH STAKES. bs 8 to 1 sget Robgill (t) ea 100 to 8 - Scythian (t) ar 100 to 8 - Neville (t) 20 to 1 - Saltan (t) el 26 to 1 - Early Bird (t) al 25 to 1 - Muscovite (t) 'h 25 to 1 - Bro. to Grey Tommy (t) T 25 to I - Saucebex (t) 20 to 1 - Mr. Sykes (t) S 20 to I - Siding (t) a1 33 to 1 - Boer (t) M Nothing done on any other race. N NEWMARKET FIRST ...

... NEWMARKET RACES--YESTERDAY. (BY XAGNETIO TELEGRAPH.) Rutland Stakes. Nina filly ?? walked over. 60l Plate. Cranbourne ?? ?? ?? .. .. 1 Quence ?? ?? .. . ?? ?? Six ran. Seventh Triennial Stakes. Rifleman ?? ?? .. .. ?? . .. 1 Hind ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 2 Seven ran-won easy. Queen'e Plate. Homily ?? ?? ?? ?? walked over. Sweepstakes. Anglo Saxon ?? ?? , ., . 1 Roebuck ?? .. ?? ?? . 2 ...

... 'a DONCAsTrER RACES-YZBTziRDAT. is ~~FBIDAY.-THE CITP1 DAY. Fin b t inuous right weather this morning, after the con- t itiuosrain of yesterday, mnadec things extremely pleasantt both in the town and onl the course, tho latter of -whiehi wass in fine condition after the showers of yesterday. In G L There was a large arrival of visitens this morning, the eI is- bulk of them being froii the ...

... P -E D'E S T R A; N I S M. I I . :Nratches ?? Weeltk. SEPx. 3.-Birdand Paget, to run 20o yards, for ;ItO a aide, at Oscott College 3.-Dearden and Wood, to, run 100 yards, for 20 a side, Dearden getting one yard start, at Salford Borough Gardens. 3-Heall and Simpson to run 100 yards, for 25 a aide, at or near Herningtou-row. 3.-Cheethaui and Pixtob, to run half a mile, for 215 a side, at ...

... SPORTING INTELUGGNC!. DONCASTER RACES. TUESDAY. The Fitzwilliami Handicap Stakes, of 5 sova each, with 50 added. Lord Derby' The Professor, by Surplice, 3 yrs. 6st 21b (carried t'st 41b) ?? (T. Cliff) 1 The G3lasgow Stakes of 30 save each. Mr. 3. M. Stanley's Porto Rico, by Orlando, Set 711) (Bartholomew)I1 The Champague Stakes of 50 soya each. Admiral Harcourt's kllsngton, by the Fly ug ...

... TATTERSALL'S-MONDAY. 2 The partial settling which took piece at Doncaster on Thursday lost wax far ?? satisfactory. Keiertbeless, hopes were entertained that, notwithstandinag some ill-omenied ru- mours, the general settling to-day would be carried on with rample means to give it smoothness. Fresh disappointments were, however, experienced, for money changed hands slowly, and it was seoon ...

... CHESTER CHIRPS, BEDFORD BULLETliS, and Cambridgeshire Conclusions. .. . . - . : I I . I By 'OUCHBSTONE. The past week at Newmarket, although not so fertile in good sport as many of its predecessors, confirmed in a remarkable degree the truth of previous running. It, however, threw no light upoin either of the great October Handicapsi and although a very long list of horses figures in the ...

... l CURl&AGH BPTE3KR MSETflG. - - R OOU OWfi. O JMIZIOZDMN.) wEoDNSDAY, EUTL MEE -. - Stewards-Sir T. Burke, BarLt Marquis of Waterford, William Quid, Eaq. The attendince this day was far inferor in number to that of the opening day, the company within the enclosure being composed chiefly of those present yesterday. Tke sport was meagre In the extreme, .the Selling Stakes not hating flled, ...