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... CARREARTHISRNRRK H5UT.-The steeple chases connected with this hunt are fixed for the 9th February. The Knight of St. George, winner of the Doncaster St. Leger in 1854, hsajoined the Burlelgh stud. W' ?? Masrsirop, 1857.-The summer races are fixed for Thursday and Friday, 2d'and 3d July, and tbe autumn events for Tuesday and Wednesday, the 3d andi 4th of November. hla. 'CLAEu, of Newmarket, has ...
... 2porting IntMigence. r t- Sol it IPSWICH STEEPLE CHASES. Sol St WEDNESODAY. Wb The Eastern Counties Grand Handicap Steeple Chase of 20 sova, each, Wb 10 ft. and S only if declared, with 76 added. The second to save hits stake. About four miles. 18 subs. 8 of whom declared. , Jy 9 12 Mr Mellith' lfinos ?? 1 ?? n 9 9 Mr Johns The Minor (inc. lab extra) . ,. . Green 2 Ch 10 11 Mr E, Prrr's ...
... -'Epottiliff. Intelliffenre. -.1-11 11 ?? ?? in nlEEITIG AT MANCHSTML-FRXDATY SI&iP The attendance at the Post-offica Hotel to-day was much below the ion average suutber that is generally present on Friday, even at this perodl th of the year. The Chester Cup of next yoar continues to be SpeculateSI t upon with spirit, and, as far as our memory serees us, a greater oniubee .tea of horses lmve ...
... IaSp IPSWICH STEPLEIaOSS.-W.. DN-ESDAY ing sin IEaatern Counties Grand Handicap Steeplechase.-Minos 1, mz ly The Minor 2. ~ utthl ?? Tho Grand Ilifitaxy and Ilunt Steeplechasa.-Marmaduke 1, h -ty Garryinude 2. Stekhe..Mrsue~ Es The Selling Steeplelhaee.-Sir Obarloa Napier 1, Norfolk wa i Lass 2. anq iu [By THE LSMCTRIC AND LNT]ERNSATIONAL THLEsGRUM tea ,en TATTERSA.LS 3]BETTIlG. pol t9, Derby. ...
... -1 - - . .. ?? ?? . ?? v ?? ?? ?? - ?? -- .. w. a., ?? - - .. . WALTHA31 RACES.-WEDNESDAY. l e Seling Hurdle Rce.-Affgban 1, IHern Idez 2, Dasbaway 3.?, bI Unudicap Hurdle Race.-Flage.clet 1, Victory 2, Cripple 8. ; Selling Ste~eclbaSe.-Moonraker 1. d Hunt Steep ?? 1, Lillford 2. Marmaduk . or Handicap Steepleclcaso.-Janus 1, British yeoman 2, Honey- comb B. ed The Duke of ILancaster's Own ...
... *vorifn4 Inte~lgnen. oeat . pas WALTHAM ABBEY STEEPLE CHASES. fro who W5IDYX5DAY. mt 3lo- The Selling Hurdle Eace of 5 sove. each, with 25 addad, for three-year- thi 'ost- oldsandupwvads. Optiofalsellingweights, isc. 8etba. re( ded 9 6 Mr Drake's Affghan, 4 yre-ABO ?? Kendall 1 thi 10 7 Mr Kneeshav' Hernsandez, aged-i30 ?? W. Whlte 2 ms pr a- 6 8 Mr Mellish's Desshaway, 3 yra-d.30 ?? Escott 3 ...
... ,So ding flitc1liam cf.,I at ?? ; -2 A. ~~SALE OF BLOOD STOCK (N -1 The followving bors in inalaig and Yearlings were eold en Men- a day, vith their engagements, b earr, Tattersaal:- XI ?? Lord Berkeley, 3 yrs., by Slane, out of Mulfatee.., 3i b Alie Wentworth, 3yrs., by Nutwith, ort of Elegance . . 100 r6 Termagaut, 3 pas, bg Sweetmeat, out of Fidget . 8 ,, , 5 BID . Malakoff, 2 yae by ...
... II I 11 ?? ?? TATTE09ALLt'B TfiURSDAY.' About a dozen ?? dropped ln, a41 only the folowing bets were laid - ' - ' DERBY. 1,000 to 30 agpt Arsenal (1,000 to 35 also talten). 1,000 - 30 -Glenmasson, I,00S - 2i ?? 'Anton.'' 1,000 --,23 -Colg by Surplim-Beeswax. 1,000- 20 Ha'ry the Eighth. BETTING AT MA1Ik4bA TE1ITffVBDAY. Onlj' W few 'abs eibers attended the rooms to~day, and very Uittle bctitlng ...