... I ea LEWES SPRING MEETING-TuEcsDAY. The Craven Handicap-Deception 1, Diploma 2. Flower Society 3. 12 ran. Won by two lengths. The Two-year-old Stakes-Ethelred 1, Blackbird 2, Holkar fe 3. 10 ran. Won by a head. of Selling Stakes-Confuslon 1, Rosa Leo 2, Ferdinand 3, Michel at Grove4. Won by three lengths. ti The Welter Cup-Fontanoy 1, Little Dick 2, Fletton 3. 5 ran. Won by two lenrths. The ...

... THE opening day at Newmarket afforded a fair amount of sport, besides some excitement in the way of betting. Lord Lyon p roved himself a great horse over a mile, by beating Knight of the Crescent for the Grand Duke Michael Stakes in a canter, with 12lbs. the worst of the weights. This proved to demonstra- tion the correctness of the Two Thousand Guineas' running. The Hopeful Stakes were a mere ...

... 3?6uNSS ; 1: - G ~ENIG APPOINTMiEN . TM MOL ioxarsouoeX will meat (in Thursday, April 1tSb, at velbourne Halla-each dav at a quarter to eleven. LoxD KIDDLITON'B FOXHOUNDSS will mest on Thursday, April 13tb, at Birdeall House; Saturday, 16th, at slsnghari - each day at half-past terk o'leck. CITY BETTING (YEST:RDAy). CITY AND SUBURBAN- to I agat The Grinder (taenn and offered). CHESTER CUP-20 ...

... e The seventh annual meeting of the Humber Rowing Regatta Club was held on Wednesday, at the Vittoria H Hotel, Queen street. W. H. Moss, Esq., the pre- sident, occupied the chair, and there were present e Alderman Abbey, vice-president; Mr. W. Reynolds, - treasurer; Mr. R. Toogood, hon. sec. * Alderman Toogood, Councillor Mosely, Councilfor Seaton, and Messrs. T. Goodall, J. Middleton, J. ...

... SPORTING IN VEL -!GENC. 18 ~~THE TURF. I, Another series of surprises have been witnessed at y Newmarket this week, thle most notable heing the le aefeat of Blu Gown by Vespasian in the Thousand 0,f Guinea Match, and th n-and-out running for the - 2,000 Guineats, worth, by the way, £4,400. That Blue Gown ha.s lost his fine speed is evident, and we shall ~'probably never see him in his beat ...

... '5portilig flitelltylice. I WORCESTER AUTUMN MEETING-TUESDAY. G The Nursery Plate-Flatterer 1, Desrstalker 2, Cutaway S. iua 17 ran; won by a head. h: A Selling Stakes-Mary Ramsey 1, Victoria Cross 2, News- monger S. 13 ran; won by a herd'. h The Worcester Autumn ?? 1, Donny- ev brook 2, Pearl Diver S. 10 ran; wou by three lengths. tis A Handicap Swveepstakes-Despair 1, Golden Drop 2, Alcby- 1 ...

... H ?? R R7IFLE VOLUNTEERS. I ~rp 1 R 'P R.T ZP.R Last evening the various prizes and marksmen's badges, which will be awarded at the banquet to be held tbis evening at the Station Hotel. were exhibited in the window of Messrs Goddard and Sou's establishment at the corner of Silver-street and Land9of-Green.Ginger. Along with the prizes was displayed a large and very elegant claret jug, of about ...

... .. . I The undecided and postponed races came off on Friday last. The assemblage of persons though not so large as on Monday was still very large, and every prominent point of view was occupied by those anxious to witness the exciting and interesting proceed. ings. The regatta committee engaged the steamer Pilot for the occasion. THz HOLDBRNESS PLATE-AS will be remembered the race for this ...

... | J'sPORTtG UIiTELLIGENCE. THE TURF. In the way of betting on coming events there is very hittle to chronicle. After being madly knocked about 'for the Guinleas, 13readalban e has a firm ap. pearanlce for 'that' event, rand we have seen as little as 5s accepted about him. As Mr Chaplin has notb scratched the horse, and as the Whilom layers are not backers, it is presumable that Breadaibane ...

... i i I THIE TUFRF. b~ie Bio ,-Thouoan, Guin 1have left upon the piublic 'mniid the impression 4hat the Derby, this -vesx', is a very sope' event, -ad that that opinion has been acted upoit by the tiin& is evidenced by the fact of a comparatively long price being laid on the field. We are enabled to say, however, that al- though Gladiateur won his race by a neck only, he won easily, and his ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE PROiOSED INlrETVNATIONAL REGATTUA VAT PARIS. to -Mr. R. Toogood, the secretary of thei Humber hi Rowinig Regatta Club, has received a letter from fo Her Majesty's Commissioners with respect to an tr International Regatta proposed to be held at Paris s during the present year. The Humber Rowing 0l Regatta Club are invited to take part in the re- f c gatta, and it is to be ...

... I SPkORTING INVTELbIGtNCE. I I I THE TVIR| i, Never elue I had anythillj to do with racing do ag Iremember such'a want bo life in the betting. For r- instance, the Grand National Steeple Chase will be he decided next Wednesday, and yet the tone of the he .market affords iao elue as to the intentions ol ' owners. *SeeYM animals have been backed, tutt d not ;dith the spirit that betokens ...