... SPORTJWG INTELLIGANCE.-. - )Ut shly DONCASTER RACE$-YESVSr1DAY. out LGAH) the Feonitzlyil~lam.iStakea, uit', Thirteen ran. 'er ~~~Theeran., WOn in abnter' ery Tasmania Eghra. obyfc,1 ha ?? Handi cap.' ent Types , . .. I. ved, Pantomime ?? . 2 led ~~le- ?? ran. Etla LA~TEST. BET1TLU4G the GoEnAT'Tdotdolitexex HAZIDICAP'-61to 1, 611 the field (1 ; 12 to I agst, Vandal (t), I 2 to 1 aget Lady ...

... I (FROM OUR OWN CORRESl'PONDBET) Handicaps weighted by the Stewaids of the Turf Club at the close of the Curragh September Meeting, 1856. CURiRAGH OCTOBER MEETING, 186. TUESDAY, OcCronER 14. Ktildare Handioap Stakes, 6 s8av each, 60 sovy added, if ten eub8sribers; 80 sovI if fifteen, and 100 soya udded If twenty or upwards. One milo and a half on the Peel Course. Second horse to receive 10 ...

... | SPO RTI6G INTE-L GEltis l JENKINSTOWN PARK (CO. XiLKZ5XNRY) RACES. (FROM OUt CORRE'O. s DNT.) Stewards-Viacount St. Lawrence, Grorge ]pryes, Isq.; Mr. Robert J. Hunter, judge; Robert Molyhe 1,9sq., olerk of the course. TUESDAY, SEPT. 23. Scurry Handicap Stakes, 3 soeo eaoh, p p; 20 eoveadded. Three quarters of a mile. Mr IRenehan's Miss Besby ?? ?? . ?? I Mr O'Reill's Surprise ?? ?? ?? .. 2 ...

... AND BALDOYLB REGATTA. .. T_,:h - t..npa~ frain Alimmt on sic , I This regatta, which was W 55 POSUuPr Bruin augia, u UUUMAU115 the unpropitiofls state of ehe Weather, is fixed for Monday,' tbe 8tb, and Tuesday, the 9th September, and -li looked for- ad to with ?? interest by the public The facilities * . b tbe barhour and neighbouring scenery afford SOr An tolipted view of the regatta ara ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE ?? 'II LEIJCESTER RACES-YEzTHe,:Ay. (BY I1&GNErIC TELEGRAPH.) county Cup Stakes. Caledonla ?? ?? ?? ?? .. .. 1 Adarm ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? .. 2 Two ran: Ladles Plate. Stork ?? , .. ,. Two Year Old Stakes. Madamas 0loajct ?? T t ?? ?? TbirteeD ran. Leicestershire Handicap. PrinceofOrange ?? ?? .- . Pantomnime ?? ?? ?? ?? ,, 2 Eight ran. Beldore Stakes. Croppsr .. ?? ?? .. ?? ...

... SPORTI'JNG INTELLIGENCE. LINCOLN RACES-YESTEDAY. (SBY MAGNETIC TELEUGAPH.) Granby Stakes. Bramplonl ?? .. , ?? ?? , ?? 1 Five ran. Brownlow Etakee. Manganese ?? , . ?? .. ?? 1 Three ran. Lincolnesire Handieap. Elastlo. .. .. .. . Four ran. Chatham Stakes. Clara ?? .- .. .. .. . -V ?? Tradesman'e Plate. Valoen1 ?? ?? , , ..1 Three ran. CRICKEET. TO THE EDITO9 OF THE FABHEIUAN. 37, Clarendon ...

... I SPORTING INTELLIGEXNCE I I 'rAIVD'Q'ATP ATT. - (BY abAGNEMTO TELRAPat) ST. LEGIoE-lI to 8 agat Ellington (t), 12 to 1 agat Brother to Bird-on. wing (t) . CiHAMPAGNE STAEE5-2 to I aget Yorkshire (t), 2 to I agpt Lambourne (t),4 to 1 Sgst Saraband (i), 1,0 J0 to G0 apt War. look (t) - SAILING MATCH IN DUBLIN BAY. The ynohting season of '85 was appropriately wound up ty a sailing match in the ...

... SPORTING ZNTELLIGLNCE. LICHFIELD RaCES-YasTnRwnA.Y. (BY MAGNETIC TESEGIAIPH.) Champagne Stakes. IHarry ?? ?? . ?? ?? ?? I Three ran. Staffordlshire Stakee. Eis Pirer ?? ?? .. ?? ?? 1 Three ran. GRAT YOR5BriRtF HANDICAP-6 to 1 aget Sarabaud (t), 6 to 1 agst Varidal (t and * ff), 8 to I aget Pantomime, 10 to 1 agat Hungerford. ST. LJatE-1I to 1 agat Leamington, 10 to I aget Lundy. foot, 10 to 1 ...

... S 0O1TI7'NG IVTE LLI G EA CE. t CURRAIkU SEPTRM1WR M1 ETING, 185G, (FiOAlI (UR C0tVItsPO:NDMIT) FNTRIIES FOR THE QUEENS d ,ATES. WED211.SDAY, SEPTEIMBER 3. ler Mijebt k' Plate of loO gulneais lor horses, &o -Three yrd olu, ?? S9b; four, loot I llb; live, list 41b; six and aged, a1st 71b. Sib allowed tD matae and geldings. Two miles. Dlr Watts ' br I Citron, 3 yrs ; Mr Mlaxwell's b o Fireblast ...

... I T -G u ?? SPO7TING INTELLrILNCE. 1{ILKER STEEPLE CHASES. (FsROtM OUR 00 RESPONDENT-.) 'RIDAY, SEPT. 2G. Stewards-Major Armatrong, CaptainV Stackpole, Captain, J O'Callaghan, Captain Andrew Staokpoole, John Builey. iju, n Eaq; William Malioun, Big, and Rtalph. Westropp, Esq,-R. J. k4 iduteX, faq., dge. o These sports commenced tc-day, over Fouagh Course, a short distance from the delightitul ...

... I SP'OnTING -IN TELLAIGSNCE. CU1RAgE1 SEPTUMBE, MEETINiG, 1D6a. (EROM OUst BBRH5sPUNDriHT.) Stewards-Big T Burke, lWt; Marquis 4ot Waterford, and Wm Quin, <q. Judge-J I Elunrt, Beq. . I W RVs'4JdAV, s6PT. 3. The ttendano0 this day Was rather moderate-tbe weathber equally favouluble as on Tuesdaj. Four ersts GU t cad were dirspoed of as follow, theleading one jtha.WeUlngtouos), with ight ...

... I SPORTING INTELLIGENCE CURRAGH SEPTEMBER MEETING, 186t. (FROU OUR CORRESPONDENT.) Thi6 meeting will commence on Tuesday, and be continued the three eucceeding days, under the stewardship of the DIar- quis of Watetford, Marquis Conytogharm, and Sir Thomaes Burke, Bnrt. The programme has already been published In the FinEEMAN'S JOURLJAL. The leading race on ttie opening day will be the Anglesey ...