... SPORPING. CURRAGII OCTOBER MEETING-WEDNrESDAY. SIAGO SrAKES (renewed), 25 savS, 25 s8vS added. Mr. Disney's b e Bombardier walked over, LORD LrEUTENANTS PLATE Of 100 g3. Mr. Gowing's b c Daniel by Newiminster, 4 yrs (Os- borne. ?? ?? ?? . ?? ?? I 2'Ir. J. Cocktn's br g Nosegay, 4 yrs (Gardiner) ?? 2 Captain R. Goff's br c Bandsman, 2 vr3 (D. Wynne) 3 Betting-2 to I agst Daniel, 3 to 1 agst ...

... ' [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] (Specially prepared for tie Belfast Nlewvs-Letter.) WARWICK RACES-YPSPEBDAY. HANDICAP HURDLE RACE of 5.sovs each. Two miles, over 5 flights of hurdles.' Dane,, ?? ?? ?? 1 EvOeyn, ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? Waterford, ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 3 GRAND ANNUAL STEEPLECEASE (handicap) of 20 sovs each. About four miles. Penartb, ?? ?? ?? Ghika, ?? ?? Tumbler, ?? ?? ?? ?? Eight ran. Won ...

... .. . - . .1 I . 11111 races, wihici wero unavoidfabty postponed from Thursda-, owing to the foggy weather which prevailed outside Kingstown MIfrboor, took place on Friday under circurnstances which were better calculated to test the sailing qualitics of the diffleret yachts entered for compe- tition. The following boats started for the first race:- Prizo-A Piece of Plate, value £70, given bv ...

... CHESTErR Cup.-Owners of horses are reminded that the entries for this race munst be made on or be- fore Wednesday (to-morrow). DERBY SUMMEr MEETING.-Nominations for the Chesterfield Stakes (twn-year-4ld), with 50 sovs. added by the nobleman from whom they derive their name, close on Tuesday, Jan. 7. DErRBY SPRING RACES.-The Midland Steeple- chase, the Hurdle Race, Harringtlon Plate, and ...

... I I- o . I I ?? I sofn 7: TuE Non' TON' MEETINO.-The Trial Stakes not closing until the night before running, the Stand AT Plate will be the first race to notice; and, without Hin going through the list, I think it will be sufficient to the state my confidence in Weatherden and. Snapshot for ir it. The Whittlebiry, for twos and threes, I believe . never had a larger '4ubh'ription, and a great ...

... SALES OF HORSES. BY MESSRS. TATTERSALL, AT DONCASTER. ON Tuesday, thirty-seven lots were put up, some few of which were very clever. The biddings were in comnpa- rison to the merits of the animals, and of the fourteen sold four or five were worth fully as much as was given for them. The colt by Stockiwell, out of Meanee, is sure to grow into a fine horse. One by Prime Minister, out of the ...

... .t. i(I ;11 1s, ol ?? lit 'Il at him ly ce he Iat tin qs, by .0- 'nt ce Oil I 0- hg Int lie ior sas ic- to :of 're ?? ,.1. wore :id ici- ion ill ma. !iof are dtl is- in Ir- ?? IO _ Ll3Y Al 1GNTr'TOT Erii.EfttP i1.j (Sjoerielly .pirepre Jor thc Belfust New2s.Letter.) NrWiAIARKPT B ACES-YEST`:icDAY. HANDIGAP PLATE Of 50 sovS, for ?? and upwards. BIunbury wile. Entrance 3, sovs._ Eastern Princess ...

... Sporttfin. [BY MAOGETIC TELEORAPH.] CARLISLE RACES-YESTUPDAY. Seerry Stakes-TheobaIdn, 1: Eels, 2: Jack'e Alive, S. Six ran. Lottery Stakes-Royal John, 1: Betsy Copeland, 2: Little Duchess, S. Six ran. Queen's Plate-Caller Oui, 1 Royal John, 2. Two ran. Holm Hill-Blaek Duchess, 1: Eola, 2: Brother to Stockton, S. Six ran. NEWIAIRRET RACES-YnsTrDnAY, Midaummer-Knight of Snowdon, 1: Eaperence, 2 ...

... ?? cint5ing - !_ c THE GREAT WtTflRLOO COURSING b -EETING. 0 t (Sziecially prepjaed c ?? the Xcws-Letter.) Patron : T-hn Earl of Sefton. Jud.ge iMr. Warwick. C YLSTRRDAs , the Waterloo Meeting, which Lal been loonled forifard to withl intense interest, corn- rmenced, the weather proving favorablie. Subjoined is a return of the first day's coursing TiiE Wraruoo CTP, valun £1,600 in specie, by ...

... 5poarflm . [BY MAONETIC TELEORAPU3L I STOCKTON RACES-YcsTEDnAY. Wynnyard-East Lynn, 1: Voluptas, 2: Lozengo, :. Eight ran. llardwieke Stakes-Wlitl Agnes, 1: St. Magnus, 2: Lord Conynglamm, 3. Four ran. Great Northern Leger-Claremont, 1 : eylmval, 2: Cathedral, 1i. Five ran. 31 Thormauiby Selling Platc-Secret Treasure, 1 : Eola, Ce 2 : Little Dam, 3. Four ran. Elton Juvenile Stakes-Dead heat ...

... SWVIHMING MATCHES AT BANGOR. Yasrirxo, a number of swimnmiug matches in eon- nection with the Bangor Amateur Swvimming Club oj took placo off the Pichie Rock, Bangor, in presence in of a very large number of ladies and gentlemen, who ti took the liveliest interest in the sports of the day. o Jobn M-Iittrick, Esq., Newtownards, acted as F judge, and Mr. 1H. M'Fall, Bangor, as starter, The w ...

... $Porfilq4. [BY MAGNETIC TELEOltPIS.] CHELMSFOIRD RACES-YrSTrnDAv. (Specially preparedfor the News-Letter.) LtAIDENTwo-cF.R-oLD PLATE of 50 auVS; colts, Fat 1011 fillies, 8st 61bi. Half-a-mile. Wee Aate . . 1 Miss Herbert . 2 Four rca. EaSF.X STAKES. a free handicap of 15 Sove each, 5 ft, with 200 added, for three-year-olds n)d upwards; second to save his stake. About seven furlongs, straight ...