... PLOUGB -=3G M NATCES. I CorimL.-A plosughing matich was held on the estate of Corse;,'and asthere has been-agpat deal -of attention paid to plofidsiffig of lea fdieds 'or sionts tlisse past the im:6i of Corse agreed to hold their' match ins field ocened land after turnips, for a change. On Monday, Oth instant;- twenty'plonghs came forward-to the farm Of Mssltsn posessd b MrGeore Aamand ...

... SPORTlNG INTELLIGENCE. I, LIVERPOOL SPRING -MEETING. TUESDAY. to The Trial Stakes were won by Vishernian, beating Special nt License. Miss Harkeaway, and three others. r Tile Tyro Stakes wvere won by iolh' reochumn, beating Dispute, Letitia. Anid four others. ie The Liverisool Spring Cup (Handicap) was won by Bashi-Bazouk, r or beating Mary, Charles OAiolley, eiud seven olbtess. Tee Optional ...

... rKA lover of the Rifle writes thus to the Field:- ng Sir,-Your correspondent of the Mid-Lothian Rifle Club lb, equires owhether any of your readers have record of shouting fasejual to the strings le mentions. I should have troubled you erwith the following account of what I consiler good shooting 'ge last week, but deferred, nothing doubting but there would rm have been many responses, ...

... iPoytfilig. INCIDENTS OF AscoT MEETiNG.-MIr. Howard ex- perionced'a verification of the old adage about the long lane which has no turning, and he has at last got out of what at one time appeared to him to be a reiglar cal de sIeC. Thrice were his colours succcss-- lid at Ascot, and the sweetener which he has received may induce him to abandon his determina- tion of retiring from the turf. ...

... IJONCASTER SPRING MEETING. Tuesda, D~arh 10. Stewards: The rlight Hen. Lord LondesbroO h and George Payn, Eeq.th .SudgO: Mr. Hadfiold, Doneaster. Starter: Mr. Hibburd. Clerk o h Coarse, Mr. Rt. JohnSOD, York. The tacig Sesonin the North wae ittneguratud on Tuesday last, at De~~~,when the sport provided for thle two days furnished thelaes number of starters for the different eventsthnoaypriuS ...

... INTELLIGENCE EXTRA, GOODWOOD RACES. Nominations for the GoODWOOD STAKES; two miles and a half. Ch o by Birdcateher. Wardermnarke, 3 yre Homily, y yrs Maidof Masiam 4yS Kingmaker, 3 yrs Melissa, 4 yr Dulcamara, 3 yrs Sneeze, 3 yrs ITuorbit, 3 yrs Gleesinger, 3 yrs Liverpool, 3 yrs Borderer, 3 yrs GeMma di Vorgy, 3 yro Martinet, 3 yrs Relapse, 3 yrs Barlconr, 4 byron Chevalieed'sdustrieay ...

... TATTEPSALL'S, MONDAY.-Althougl me appeud a fair list of quota. lionr, there was ana evident laxity in the spirit ot spyeolatios. Vaulter was in good demand forthe City and Suburban 11andicapatthu pricomentioned below, but the digureo transcribed as ts tire rest were merely nominal. The Metropolitan Stakes betting exhibited some little fluctuation as regards St. Gile. At one period he was su ...

... ree- LIVERPOOL JULY MEETING. )ct. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. iade SIR,-There was nothing to call for particular comment in the running at. ewmarket, beyond.the fact of Iger neither the July nor Chesterfield proving satisfactory toi ie Sec backers of the second horses in both cases. For the Jul, 3ant Coxwold's rider was caught napping at the pust, and tI etti. horse never recovered the ...

... DERBY RAUES.-WEDNESDAY. (BYv ELECTEIC TELEGRAPH.) MAIDEN PLATE, Cara ?? Stultz; ?? Banner Bearer..3 NURSERY HEANDICAP. ?? ?? I ?? Eight ran. Tif TRADESMEN'S PLATE. Cockatoo. ?? y ?? ran. DEntWENT STAKES. r ?? ?? Waterer ?? .3 Five ran. INNKEEPERS' PLATE. Tame ?? ?? D ?? these three ran. (Perticulars in our next.) WEYMOUTH RACES.-WEDNESDAY. (DY ELECTRSIC TELEORAPH.) THE: MELCOOMBE HANDICAr'. ...

... sPoB TING. BETTIN( AT MANCfIESTER-TlUSDAY- rtfi GOODWVOOD? STAKES. TI o8 to I. apt Msartinlet Mt)re 9 toI1- Hobgoblin (t) T 11ltoI1- Barllsur (t) Se 12 to I- Van Dauck(t) thar1 12 to 1- Somerset (t) e 12 to 1 - Homily (t) eadi 14 to1 - Rneati (Off taf GOODWOD C6.first 4 to Ieggt Gemma di Veig (0 Of 4 fitoI1- Arsenal (t) trile 8to1I- Florin(t) for t S StoI1- Anton (t a de 10 toI - P lta ~1, ni ...

... BETTING OW THE W1EEK. TATTERSALL'S, MoNDnAr.-The publication of the weights for the great autumn handicaps at Ncwmarket had the effect of bringing into the market to-day a dozen animals entered therein, at the prices quoted below. We first direct attention to the Donnaster events, which caused incrrased speculation when the Warwick settling had been completed. The two leading favourites for ...

... iDoNCAsTER SPRING MEETING, March 10. Weights for the DONCASTER SnosNo HANDICAP; forfeits to be declared on the 17th of February. St. Leger Course. (61 sobs.), If tho~bighest weight accepting is under Sat 12ib, it will be raised to that weight, and the others in proportion. age at lb ~ sag at lb Fisherman ?? 5 12 Miss ?? 6 10 Mr. Sykes ?? 8 10 IScotehman ?? 6 10 Alonzo ?? S 4 Little Nell (h ?? ...