... iiOYAl, DOlVX CORLOUtAT'ION ILACES-MAZE COR__. _. (Fioael OUR ONV.S CoictESt'ONDftT.) The Marquis of Downshiro, Proprietor; Mr J F IKnaree. bort, llegimirar. SECOND D.AY-WEDNRI)DAY, JULY 23. 'Ito attendauce this day was fully (qual to that of the pre- erdig. WVetil:er delightfully fine, Tnue Xiirquik of Down. shire, who is the head Stid front of this celebr.tcd meeting, prveiddl wiih his ...

... 8P0.RTING. IPSWICH RACES.-P11AT. A Pcnnny }HANDtOOP ol 10i envs, each, S ft. Gentlemen riders. Prcfeeeirnals 61b enira. Halt a mile. (4 cubs.) Mr. Skobinnsn'a Goilion Plover, by the Reran, 6 yra, llat laib (iincludinig 6ib ex'ra) ?? ,, ?? 1 Mr.r Dnd's Vtolige, S yre, lvrt ?? Cameron) 2 Mr. it. Lane's Joahue, 4 yre, ?? Boyntun) S TNB lira Yrava, D Ssulit.. of S eons. eacb, with SO atded; colts, ...

... -JoRTING INTELLIGENCE. ,SPORTIN TATTEP,9AL L'S TATURlDA STEWARDS' CUP (GOODWOOD). ' to I agst Flacrow (oferoed) s to 1 - Olympus (taken) 14 to 1 - M tonarque (taken) 10 0 to 8 - Dramatist (taken) to 1 - Artillery , t o 1 - Coal-black E lose j to 1 - Fallcon GOODWOOD STAKES. 5 to 1 agst Goldhill (taken and offered) ;to 1 1 Zeta (taken) 1 l to 1 Bandalore (taken) -s,0 to 40 - Lady Tatton (taken) ...

... -1 ?6vorting fliteltigmte. I - ICHELM4SFORD) MEETINGS.-TuannAY. h Galleyiveod Stakes of 3 cove, each, with 20 added. The New Mile. UMs 17 7 Mr Thorpie's Little Torn. aged ?? . Hughee 1I a 6 7'Mr Hadlanai'B The roman, iyrs ?? Land 2 b 7 5 Mr Newmianes a. by Clumesy-131stile, 4 ?? Bunting 3 * Eettuisg: .5 tof 2and 3t on Little, ?? by alen~gth; half I enth between 'thde econd and third. The ...

... SpO.R TJNG. . ~TATTERSALL'S-Tlu~t5RDAY. 1 p~w'eb races ardt te sale atL Dsddirog-bill Farm drew offa large P mnajority at the members. 'Sbe room was therelero thit ly attended, ta and only the to'lowing Iraneace i- nseane nader eaxr notice: . ItOOD WOOD sTAlhES. v S to 1 agst Zela (offd) I12 to t aget Lady Tatton (t 14v t0 to 1 - tinldhitl (wanted) Ito 1) v o 10 to 1 - Baeealore ( aad or) j20 ...

... SPOR TING 19ZEL LIGENCE. CHELMSFORD RAOE$-YxESTDiDAr. (BY MAGNETIO TELEGRAP1.) Chelmaford Handicap. Mayboy aud High Priest Paid forfe't. fsolmeford Handicap. TogowSar ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 2 Penabdew ?? ?? ?? . .. ?? a Eight ran. Won easily. Goodwbod btakes. Diner ?? ?? .. ..1 Maid of Athens ?? ?? . .. ?? 2 Perfume ?? ?? .. ?? ?? ?? 3 Members Plate. Slhter to Little Tcmmy ?? ,. ?? ?? 1 Suppeoted ? ...

... I TEE GOODWOOD MEETIr?G. TO THE EDOTOg 01 THE DAILY NEWS. Sm-Good wood I believe to be the moat popular meetieg of the year smug eli chases, from the peer b the peasant, and no one can quarrel with me fur asserting that it fully deserves its present leigh pusition. It is true that there are n' t quite 53 many items as usual oo each day, hut Ii that is coneidered by many as an impr.rvement; and ...

... PRINCE of WALB8' CHATIqTIXGE CUP - M310atch.-(Yeiterday.) I Diszy'.s review of the session and our review of the season are two very distinct matters, but it is very questionable whether the former would 'be as agreeable to the feeling of the reader as the latter, the one being replete with fault-finding, the other redolent of pleasurable associations. It began well, it has progressed well, ...

... TATTERSALLVS-YESTERDAY. Speculation was pursued with little activity, and the in- estin ents were for the usost part in trifling sums. No o little diflliculty was therefore experienced in conspiling an accurate list of quotations, the majority ofthe prices being merely nominal. CHELotraORD HAneDICAP.-Pole Star rose into high favour, she was freely backed at 0 to 4; 4 to 1 was taken about ...

... 9?pvliag EntrIligrItcr. -111-1- buiS - - ?? ?? _ . ?? z LmNG AT XINCIiTS ltT D. :ers, Thi rooms were better nttenned to (lay than we have Srcii them'of ,Vt late, without, honveor, givaing any great ial clus to betting- upon ine rul, eveuts to be decided at Goodweod during the ensoing weeli. A q*uan- nrie tity of horses were menItioed, end although epeculation Weu very that limited, it was it ...

... CHELMSFORD JULY 1RACES. Tuesday,, July.22. Stewaids: W~.Honlywood. Esq.; Captain'Douglas Lane; and Ieng Bullock, q, Judgeg: l1lr. J. P. Clark, Newmnacket. Satr minaton. Clerk of ?? and Hancticapper- 'Mr. S. Merry, of L~: This annual racing assembly, in teseex, took place on Tuesday and Wed. nesday lant, under the above ausapicei, and ie wonderfully improvednth character and quality of spoo'of ...

... PROGRANlME ..OF GOODWOOD: RAAEs. The * ~TuesdaY, July 29.- TeCnivmEN STAri5 (handicap) of 6 gove each, with 60 addcd, Craven -Course, one mile and a quazeer. 'The a~v~cxR 5~AX5 of 00 cve echt ft; for three year adde; colts, Sat 1Olb; flflies,' SatSb i n allowed, &C.; 'the~owner of the second horee to rece L0 c~;tethid borsesto Says hie stake; the winner, to pay 10 soa ?? n ml n af (37 cube.) ...