... ASCOT RA CES-TUESDlAY LZThe TRIAL, STAnES-Sedbury 1, wa., toy Fright 4. 14 ran.,,adlds sod The ASCOT Dslaer STARE-Gamnester I, ero n S.t ?? 2, Phantom 3. Won by a head. 'r.ihe ?? OR19 The FIRST YEAR, OF 'THE Secoim Ascor epAZ ,tee Thormaniby 1, Rupee 2, Lupullug3 KigOf Diamond,84.j lIt- The GOLD VASE-Schisma 1, Leamington 2, -eeaclt Na Miss Cath 4, Black Tommy 3 enis. eot The HAeNDICAP PLATE ...

... .sporfin btdligmcf. WORCESTER AUTUMN MEETING. Stewards: Viscount Elidey, F. W. Knight, E]q., J. H. Foley, Es q. iron. F, CGathorpa; 0. Rlcardo, BEq., and W. Lasetj Esq. lMr. W. Webb, Clerk of the Course. M. Johnson, of York, Judge and Handicapper. Mr. E. Hibbwrd, Starter. - YESTERD-KY. The weather, as on the preoeding day, .was very unpleas sant-raining fdast nearly the whole of the afternoon, ...

... Spartiq auttuipff. MANCHESTER-YESTERDA.Y. A very numerous attendance of Members at the rooms to-day, but the business was confined to the few horses quoted below for the Chester Cup. Twenty-five hundred to one would have been taken about Polestar, but 20 was the highest offer at the finish, and 20 to I to go0. was taken about (Drogheda. For- thc Two Thousand Guineas 10 to 1 was taken about ...

... ??Jntdliqmv. NOTIHAM.P'I)ON LND PYTCHLEY RUNT It A U K S. Stewards: lIon1. IV,. FilIwllla., W. Stirling Craufurd, Esq., lion. I. XV. Vil'iers, and Hon. C. H. Cust. Mr. chlsrk, Noiwmnrket, .ilge ; Mr. E. Tlibburd, Ascot, Starter Mr. J. Manning, Newnnarlkct, Clerk of the Scales ;Mr. R. John- son, York, linudloealper; 3fr. T. Marshall, Northampton, Clerk of tho (Course. YE rEIDAY. HASDUJAI' ...

... NORTH AMPTON MEETING, 1859. This meeting commenced on Tuesday last, and we must really call it the first legitimate one of the season. No less than 157 horses arrived to fulfil their engagements in two days, and we scarcely recollect seeing a better class of animals meet so early in the season. At ten o'clock on Monday evening a great many of the principal bookmakers, from both north and south ...

... sport-nig ?Atdliigmilt. NOTTINGHAM RACES. YESTERDAY. The Si!rRwoonD HLANIcArof 5 sovs. each, with 40 added. One mile and a quarter. Mr. Dawsoi's Mrs. Stowe, S yre, 83t. 101i. (Mr. ErklneO I Mr. Browva's Pactne'us, 4 yrs, 90t. ?? (Mr. Bevilli) 2 Mr. Bites's Ly Lass, lyrs, 90t. 121b (Mr. Edwards) S Mr. Jacobs's Attraction 3 yre, 8st. Glb. (11r. Thompson) 4 Betting: Even on Mrs. S-owe, u to 2 ...

... REWSBURY AUTUMN MEETING. Stewards: The Duke of Beaufort, the Earl of Lincold, and Sir F. C. Smythe, Bert. Judge, Mr. Rt. Johnson. itaister, kIr. IHibburd. Clcrk of the Course and Lesseo, Mr. John Frail, Shrewsbury. PROGRAMME FOR TUESDAY. Tbo ABBnoy ?? of 3 SOVe, each, vith 20 added, for three- yeer-olds and upwaids ; inbners after the dcclaration of the weights 71b. extra; the second to save ...

... 50diag M-atellipa. TATrIERS.I.LL'S.-YESIDRDAY. COSAREWITTCR. 10 to 1 agst Artless-11 to 1 taken frcoly. 15 1. I Gaspardl-taken, and offered. ?? .. Petra-taken. 25 ?? 1 ?? Marine-taken. 25 ?? 1 Borderer-takon. 25 ?? 1 .. Vauity-takon. 25 ?? 1 .. Yorkshire Gray-offered freely. o0 1 . Independence-taken. 33 1 ?? Star of the East-taken, and offered. 33 ?? 1 ?? Tanstail. Maid-taken. 33 .. 1 . ...

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... TATERSAL-YEsTEDAY. 'i -- (BY BrAGNETC TELEci'll.) Crowden Stceplerhaso-5 to I agat Goldsmith (offered) 7 4 to 1 agst Ab-del-Kader (t); 7. to I. agst Omer Pasha; 8 to 1I sgst Brunette (0); 7to 1 each agst Lottery and Slhylock(t). 1 No Derlby betting. AppolhTMIIS i DEOEIBSII Eidre Hlunt-Ord, Halyerstown; 6C1M, Enfield; 8th, Path.- angan;.10th, SallinsatIh, Kingswond; lth, Itilkes; 17tbl, ...

... ?? ?? . GE' I A DAY WITTH TItE IiKMLEitE o HOeDS.. ijs spletudld paoli, wvhich nevelr, wein lner ordor, moet to-day at Jenkilston, witere ias uisudlnt gkrand ?? al corneis. In CaonK nalihe they found a fllo old f jywllts wais off at once, closely pressed by tl e f ,plck,, Thdre 'ae a southerly wind and a cloudy sky', io the scent Wasbbuti'ing. 'oynard made for Finnen cover, up tho.hililt att ...

... TATTERSALL'S.-MOaNAv. The settling of the Warwick accounts drew a large at- tendance, and beyond paying and receiving, little business c was transacted. Gladiolus received steady support for the Northamptonshire Stakes, and Newcastle was brought , with some prominence into the market for the same event. t At first 10 to 1 was taken freely about the last-mentioned horse; but at the close ...