... I - SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.' - F THEL TURF. York has deposed a St. Leger favourite in Vauban, and given us a substitute in Achievement, who 4 went in an easy winner, with her ears pricked, for f the Great I orkshire Stakes, a race that has been the medium of endless surprises. I think that too much importance has been attached to the race. Vauban had been raced to death-twice at New- market, ...

... SPORTIN G INTELLIGENCE. THE TURF. Until the weights for the Spring Handicaps and the Grand National Steeplechase are published, the turf market promise& to remain in as quiet a state as the money market. The paralysis of Thread- needle-street finds in fact, its counterpart at Albeyt-gate, and at the several turf clubs. I can recollect the time, not long distant, when a man- could get round, or ...

... I THE TURF. t The Cesarewitch, to be decided on Tuesday next, is t a problem of which the solution is a matter of great difficulty. There are stables that have bean forestalled, I stables that have been dis.vppointed, and stables that 2 are doubly and trebly represented, so that it is a mat. ter of infinite difficulty to separate the grain from the chaff. In the first category come Friponnier ...

... THE TURF. After the hard fought fight between layers and hackers on the Town-moor, at Doncaster, the day of reckoning as Tattersall's has passed off with tolerable smoothlness up to Friday. I fancy that the profession. had the worst of it; but the successive defeats of Inee, Vauban, and Blue Gown, went a long way to ., establish the balance. I am ready to admit that the best animal won the ...

... -t- porttuo f -atetagellre. NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING. d TUESDAY. Third Year of the Fifteenth Triennial Produce Stakes- Thalestris 1, Turcos 2, Early Purl 3, Scamander 4, Prince Lee , Boo 5.-Won by three lengthr. h The Trial Stakes-Watchbox 1, Effie 2, Fanny 3.-Ten ran won easily by a length. A Handicap Sweepstakes-King of Clubs 1, Usher 2, Tiptoe n 3, Viceroy 4, Belle of the Vale 5,-Woi ...

... I i~~~ ?? - I f NOTTINGHAM JULY RACES.-TUESDAY. Ro bin flood Stakes-Cyymbal, 1; Burgoyne, 2- )r Two ran. I r Stand Plate- Lady of Croome, 1; Miss Thackeray, ir2; Marshal Ney, 3. -Four ran.I le 2 Nottinghamshslire Handicap-Fideliaj 1; Adrastia, 3.-Sevens Cran. 3S ran. ! Shorts Stake'-Vibration, 1; Clarionette, 2; Cheer. ful, S.-Seven ran. Bradgate Plate- Stork, 1; Boston, 2; Scottish Rose, ?? ...

... Ths s tmeofTliF 'L'URF. Tis i3a titnoof year when the occupation of the SpOiLtilg writer is almost gone. Between Goodwood aud York there is an interreurnm waich is inevitable of aud genorally recoganised. T'ie alterations are not very or great, and so sportc-jen, noble and plebian, fly to the dj molors, to Ems, Spa, or Wiesbaden- to anywhere, in Le order to fill up tile interval by excitement ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGElNoR THE TURF. Glorious Goodwood bids fair to be Ushered in with glorious weather, though, perhaps more s, er- i for bipeds than for quadrupeds, for the C rl~qauet or, bard ground is calculated to find out wa lcsi the majority of training establisiments rain is dt prayed for, and unless we have rain Manly anima'ls with doubtfel understandings will not be seen in the Due ...

... ,Rporting ___teligellI?. NEWMA.RKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING. TUESDAY. The Trial Plate-Malta ], Orlanda 2, Shingle 3, Mnote- hello 4. 8 ran. Won by two lengths. S Sweepstakes-Mousetrap l, c by Surplice 2, Lord Berke- ley 3, Error 4, Tadworth 5. Wfon by three lengths. A Handicap Swepeptakes-Rattlesnake 1, hose nliddleton 2. Won by a length. Tbe Eastern Countie3 Railway Handleap-Cantine I, Bank- ...

... THE YACHT A KEEL REGATTAS ON I THE HUMBER. i These annual races coumaenced on Wednesday. 2( As usual, the occasion drew together an immense tl number of people, who displayed the liveliest inter- est in all that transpired during the day. The weather.was well suited to the event, and the most favourable circumstances prevailed for conducting the sports. As far as the yachts were concerned, the ...

... THE TURF. The racing of the week does not call for any length. ened remarks. ?? NV indsor the sport] was good, but except in the defeat of Border Knight by Skipjack nothing occurred to leave a mark in racing history. The success of Skipjack in the Windsor Handicap on Wednesday does not, after all, make the Knight a bad horse. The Blenkiron sale, on Saturday, may be quoted as a sign of the ...

... 5porttimg iFtElugelie. GOODWOOD MEETING-TUESDAY. The Graven Stakes-Gunner 1, Waterwitch 2, Bosh 8, Xurullo 4, General Hess 5. Won by half a length. The Ham Stakes-f. by Saunterer-Mmetiseima 1, Izaak Walton 2, Mirage S. Won by a length. The Gratwicki Stakes-Clarior 1, Zapateado 2. 3 ran ; won by two lengths. The Stewards' Cup-BirdhUil 1, Entremet 2, Dolphin 3 2P ran;* won by half a length. ...