... SPOR T1NG' INTELLIGENCE. CUESTER SPRING MEETIDIG-.TuEsnAy, MAY S. Weights for the Chester Cup of 200 sove In epeole, added to a Handicap Sweepstakes of 25 eavs each, 15 ft and 6 only If declared, on Monday, 'February 2. The second to receive Si0 out of the stakes, end the winner to pay SO soav towards 02?. penees. About twio miles and a quarter. 18a subecribers, [Thus * marked are Irish bred ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGEINCE. -CURUALOU JUNE MEETING. (lOM OURa COUeBSPONDENT.) Stewards-Sir T Burke, Bart; the Marquis of Waterford, and Wm Quin, Etq. Rauger-Robt Browne, Esq. Deputy Ranger sud Reeper of the Match Book-J R Hunter, Esq. Judge-MIr 1 4 Hunter. Starter-Kr Clanoy. TURSDAY, JTUNE 25. There was again to-day a very full, if not ?? so fashion- able an attendadne as on the previous days, the ...

... SPORT71N(N INTELLIGENCE. HOW TH! AND BALDOYLE BACES.-WEDNEBDAY, MAY 2 0. (FROM OUR cOaRESPoNDENT.) Stewards-The Marquia of Waterford, Capt D W Peck Be- resford, and Captain Bellew. Bhoretary-J B Hunter, Esq. Judge-Mr R J Hunter. Starter-Mr Clauoy. The weather in the morning unfortunately changed to a downpour of rain, whicb, cont1uuing throunhout the greaterpert of the day, murred all ...

... S,.PORTING NT.ELLIJGTENCE. I ie AINTILEE jtACES6YESTEnDAT. In (5Y WAGNPT4 O, TELEGRAPH.) Dr Liverpool Cap. Special License ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 1 Coetwold ?? ?? .. .. ?? 2 id Dnbu eyne ?? ?? ?? ,. ?? ..a Selling Stakes. Thistledown ?? .. - 1 a Brown Bonnet ?? ?? .. . . Marley ?? ?? , , . . ?? 8 e - Alatree landicap. 0- Sally ., ,, ,, .. ,. , I >- Oltenltssi ;, .. . ?? ?? ?? 8 X Lad9 ?? ?? ,, .. . .. ...

... IPSWICEI RACES-YESTErDAY; Handicap of 8 sove. Delusion ?? .. .. ?? ?? ?? Barbary ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 2 Vdtetge Threetihn. Suaffolk Handicap. Veroua ?? ?? . .. ?? ?? Tyne .. ?? ?? ?? 2 Malakoff ?? ?? ?? ?? .. a Si ran. Ben Zievle'5 jockey was thrown and ser:iualy hirt. S vepetakee. C b Harkawey ?? ?? ?? ?? , 1 Glimpse ?? ** 2 S lvertall * ?? ?? ?? a members' Plate Amelia ?? ?? ?? ?? 1 Anemone ?? ...

... IV SPOR TING' INTELLIGENCE. I CHESTER -RACES YxmujjWy'. ~ Produoe Stak&-.-4ir'CoIlu %galked over. Mary ' ?? Earl? ~~Dee Stand Cup.' Catherine Logic .. iiera. Dee Stikes. Strathmaver ?? . , Warderamaski ?? .. . Wo yhalf a length-a length bbtween 2ad and Ilid-10 anf. Centurion Sur adcp MISS Nightingale .. * £.. This DmiaBN-ii to, 1 aget Araen4l (t) 1£ to 1'agat igD ATHY RACE8J_- ...

... Sl'ORTING 1ANTELLIGEMN(. . DONCASTER RACES-iRSTERfDAY. (nY MSAGNETIC TELiGRAPHcr.) Soarborounh Staked. Frighlt ?? * - - ?? . ?? Eglintou Stakes. Saunterkr ?? ?? ?? ?? 1 Sister to Ellington ?? ?? ?? .. Prinocso Royal ?? . .. 3 Tun ran. Cleveland Handicap. Catherine L.ogie ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? Belesperanu , ?? ?? ?? ?? 2 St. Danatlu ?? ?? ?? .* Eighst ran. Hamdicap Sweepstakes. Prince of Denmark ., ...

... NEWMARKET RACES-SA'rURDAY. (BY MAGNETIC TiILEGOIiAI'5.) Selling Handidap, A E C. P Cooae ?? ?? .. ?? I Lady Conyughtatn ?? ?? ., ?? ?? 2 Wanderer ?? e Handicap for Two Year Old R M. Rose of Cashmere colt ?? ?? I Ladille Do ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 2. ?? ?? Nuts ran. ?? Peaobam beat Heroine. Sweepstakes of 10 Sove. Quarter B M. TrabuOD ?? .. ?? ?? 1. silence ?? ., ,, .. ?? 2 Seven ran. Houghton Handloap ...

... 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. ...

... CAMP AT THEE CURRAGH. MIDITARY SPORTS. The holiday spirit of the season was on Wednes. day' talcen advantage of to give the men stationed tit the, Curragh a day's enjoyment after their own hearts. Onc o'clock was the hour named for the comimencementofthe entertainmen ts,butbeforethlat time the gloomy promise of the morning was more than fulfilled-the olouds became lower in ihoirpo;i. tion anml ...

... EPSOM RACES.-THE O;,S. Dui, great race for the OAkS comeis off to-day (Fri- dlay). The followi ag, ale thle particildars_ TuT, OAIns STAKics of 50 soVS'. eaIch, h. ft., foy 3-Vv-Olt fillics, Sst. 711h. each. 'The last mile andl a-b al 1 to be 1110 OHI the New course. The owner of thle se.Colid filue to receive 100 sovs. out of thle staikc,,- which airc to he mnade at 'Messrs. Weathierhy's ...

... 11 I livorfiliff. A S C O T R A C E S.-WEDNESDAY. TIIE Heath presel ted that dreary appearance charac- tcristic of anl raec-couises oil a wet day. The few spectators Nrhio lined the course o0posite the Grand Stand k kicked their lecels about the sodden grass with a kind of listless inldifforetice to thieproceedings, anl expiOsed tliealselves to the lleav showvers that tell at cpnick ...