... I- GOODWOOD.-SECOND DAY. TO THE ZDXTOE OF THE DAILY NEUWS SIB,-There are so many horses at G3uodwood that I am fully persuaded there wtill be lsrize fields b ith for the Goadwood Stakes and the Stewards' Cup. For the former upwards of thirty arifflsf are On the spot; und for the (6 Stewards' Cup ?? of forty. Several animals have been introduced during the lost two days into lhq met leet for ...

... | GOODWOOD BlACES-YESTERaDAY. (BY ISIAGNXtTIO TELEtGRAPHl) Craven Stake0. Diana ?? . . ?? ?? . Tom Thumb ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 2 Etoer ?? .. .. .. . . a Gratwiok Stakes. Fazaletto ?? ?? ?? ?? .. I Theodore ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 2 Polmoodie ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? - Fjtr ran. Fazaletto woa easlir. a iweepstakes of 10 Sovereigns. madame Cliiquot ?? ?? ?? ., Lady Florence ?? ?? ?? . 2 Britiah Remedy ?? ?? 3 Nine ran. ...

... SPORTItNG ITNTERLLITGENCE., it tat Innings. J 11. Teigg, runout - - - 3 F. Dychre, b lleaurmont - - - IfG WV RateliO' c Harrison, h lliosrront 18 A, Bass, it Blott, br Ilcaurnorit - 7 1: Grettoir, b Nadiri - - - 2 H. Rltrilifii run orrt - - - 20 J, Beiii, e Cbtinni, b Tirornlwili - 13 Sir' G. Besirmour, c Daionepart, br ?? S. 5Malaby, ririr out - - -I1 J. Ciarlie, bWebis- -- 12 A. Psgdcrr, b ...

... I0 I ; 1'O~ .I~fJ ZNTRLa M, *. . .: I : HE A -g Tl1& Rk8-- YzstB.ADY,i. ?? ?? R - i ;- . iSEOOtiD DA.'.t .>,,ent Stakea,3.e~ove eaob,. S it, 0 .oac .added., luntera' PlateI Rage horaes admitted. On mlleui4 a -gueriere heats. ! innbltween thie -weghti.WbelndenIold end the diy ci raojniarry .lb e;tre.'tvlce oirote~eT 71b agtra. ?? *dlFGba, yre,-7et Tlb (0Doayle) ?? ?? ?? 8. ?? '1 Mf- Eol 'lir h ...

... SRoSTISG is,_ GENCE. GOODWVOOD RACE3-TUEADAY. tic retirenient of the Duke of Richmond from all .i~e tl ron tile turf the Goodwood meeting, which t r stfllt. of pulytfarity under the direction of the it; cin i nk, has been regarded by all per. g Pientiing , with not a little anxiety. jingO have beenentertained that year after year a p ithqatity of sport would be displayed, p flhltO tetllU Ct' a ...

... GOODWOOD RACES.-TUESDAY. The CRAVEN STAKES of 5 sons. each, with 50 aided. Lord Cifdlen's Diana ?? ?? (Urouch) 1 Mr. Sexon's Tom Thumb ?? . 2 Mr. Payne's Boer. ?? ,, 3 Four others ran. Woo by a neck. SWEEPSTAKES of 10 sovs each. Mr. Thellusson's Madame Clicquot ?? (Bullock) I Mr. Hancock's Lady Florence ?? ?? 2 Mr. Elwes's British Renmedy ?? 3 Six others ran. Won by tlrec-iunelters of a length ...

... SPOBTING. LATEST CITY BETTING. MONDAY, 2 O'CLOCK, P.L. STEWARDS' CVP (GOODWOOD). 7 to I - Olympus (t) I 8 to I agat Flacrow (t) (IOODWOOD STAKES. It to 2 agat Zet (t) t 1S to I agst Vandal (t andoff) 11 to 2 - Goldhil (&off 100 to S - Pretty Boy (t 10 to 1 - Bandalore(off, freely) 12 to I - Lady Tatton (t) 100 to 5 - Mliaid of Masham 1500 to 90 - Pole Star (t) colt (t) GOODWOOD CUP. 6 to 2 agt ...

... -4-- GOODWOOD.-THIRD DAY. SlltTO TlH BElDTOR OF THE DAILY NrEWs. I Sl,-What will the parties who were so certain t of the downfall of glorious G:o3wood say after the splendid sport that wu witinessed to day ? 'Ihi Handicap Piate, a paltry 'O sovs., attracted an entry of upward. of thiity ani- F male, seventeen of them starting. Twenty-five ran for the Goodwood Stakes, a 8.1 -supporting race; ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENLCE GOODWOOD RACES-WED-'~IDAr Although the programmioe containedi only six itllis' rnoicity of which Was utterly devoid of interest ve a combined attractions of the :Stakes andth S etr th5 drew together a large assemblage of all sort5 an c~rl' tions of people. Indeed, Dii every reandct tile dance showed armarked improvementen that of On each side of thle straight run in ...

... 1:R iN ITELIENE GOODWOOD KACES9Y svfny'ExAY . (BY XAGNEnO TLEGR&PH.) , £50 landalop Plate. lifaotlflt Filly ?? ,. *. , ' , ?? 1 FaioesDau~ghter ?? 2 Seventeen ran. ,: ff 1 Godwoed Stakes. ?? :Pretty Boy *. . ?? ?? 1 Sindboy ?? ?? ?? ?? .. ?? 2 Liady' Tatton ?? . ?? . 8 ,Twenty-five rim.'i Won.f by half a ,iength, .; evsral. fell-. Vaodal broke his leg,' Bartholomewv. wa9 csrloeslle lnjer and, ...