... SPORTI.NG INTELLIGENCE, NEEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING. TUESDAY, APRIL 21. SWEEPSrTAKEsof SOOSOVH. each, 100 ft forfour-year-olds; colts at. 10kb., flliesst. 6b. B.C. Five subs. Lacdes ?? , Buller ?? 2 A HANDICAP PLATE of 100 soya., for three-year.olds and upwards; A.F. ?? Rapid Rhonoa.. 2 Seven ran. The Two THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES, a subscription of 100 Save, each, h. ft., for threc-year ...

... bhe LIVERPOOL he Uis SATURDA EVENING. aw I do not yet like the chance of Carbineer for the v, Great Northern Handicap, although my usual luck e of late may be out, and he may be the selected of 'as the stable. For the Chester Cup DUSK is still in great nd force, and will win if possible. ur For the Derby I am comnelled against my will us to stand LORD CLIFDEN, H. H. ars e to LATEST BETTING, ...

... if MANCHESTER SPRING MEETING. I SATURDAY, APRIL 18. is HANDICAP HURDLE RACE of £6 each, 1 ft., with £25 or added. Winner of any hurdle race or steeple chase after April 8, at 10 a.m., 7 lb. extra. Second to save stake. About two miles. Serious Case ?? ;t E bert ..2 a Ten ran. a TRIAL HANDICAP of £8 oeah, 1 ft., with £20 added, for all ages. Second to save stake. Winner of any flat race after ...

... LIVERPOOL. THUaSDXY EVENING. The Metropolitan seems, so far. a* rsaee'ct M- themselv'es: lust T stshall have the temerity to stand UMPIRE, and for the Walton Stakes MOLLY CAle-2W. HALV-'AwrTilt P.,. Umpire carries a lot of money for his owner.' EPSOM SPRING MEETING. THURSDAY, APRIL 10. The TRIAL STAIIES of 50 sovs., added to a Sweepstakes. of 5 sEvS. each; three-year-olds, 7 at. 1 lb,, four 8 ...

... bour LIVERPOOL. p23 Mo-cnAY EVENING. 1Rj- F or the T1wo Thousand Guinean I shall still stand mny. ~BLUE MANTLE; able, and if anything beats it, in my opinion it will bo F 1 Saccharomneter. 22For the One Thousand Guineas may selection is - ~~~AMELIA. For the Free Handica, hould b e the one selected by the stable, I can seec nothing era in the race to heat him. iu- LATEST BETTING AT NEWMARKET. ...

... f I I .. .. TROTTING, MR. SPENoCl's PONY AGAINST TDmz. -Thie match, which was to have come off yesterday afternoon,.was unavoidably postponed owing to the pony coming out of hus box lame yesterday morning. The moment his owner discovered it he came over to Liverpool and made the fact public, in order as far as possible to avoid disappointment on tle 18t of HpriI I. H. CARDIFF RACES. WEDNESDAY ...

... I _ SRN SPORTTNTG. NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MIEETING.-'ioNDkY H{andiir rap PLatt.-Miss Emmna) 1; Revolver, 2. Fuor ran. Svseepstakes.-&antbd, 1;* Etna, 2. Three ran. Mlaiden Platc.-Garotter, 1 ;- Ernlbrche, 2, F le ran. Free Handicavp Sweepetakes.-Clarior, w.o; !Plate of 50 sovs.-Bedford, 1; Parm filly, 2; Peru, 3. Five ran. Sweepitakes.-Practitioner, 1; Clicquot the Jester, 2. Tvo ran. Handicap ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. LATEST BETTING. TATITERBALL'S. NEWMA3IIET HANDICAP. 6 to 2 ngst Physaia colt (t) 1 7 to 1ast Man-at-arms (t) 510 to t I olleen Rhue (t) TWO TMOUSAHD GUINEAS STAKES. 2 to 1 apt Hospodar (t) 103 to 80 agat Hospodar di 8 to 1 Sacqharometer (t 1) Sacc arometercoupled(t) 100 to 8 Melrose (t) 70 to 40 ?? 12 to I Rapid Rhone (o) being one ox the trst 10 to I Michael Scott three ...

... SPORTINGG INTELLIQNCLCE. T ce- THE. LIVERPOOL HUNT CtLJUB SPRINQ -el STEEPLE CHASE AND RACE MEETING ich AT HOYLAKE. 'he FRIDAY, APRIL 10. Stewards: Lwec erd Sterars:Lawrence Peol Es. Gilbert W. Moss, oat Esq., and Hugh C. Rae, 'Es. 6lerk of Coarse and ost Handicapper: Mr. W. Topham, Judge: Mr. J. to windells, jun. ;he 'When I Inst year stated in the columns of the re- Mercut that the, growvng ...

... CARDIFF STEEPLE CHIASES & RACES. A TUESDAY, MARCH 31. The UARDIFp OpriN STEmPLu CHASE of 10 sovy. each, r - l ft., and 2 only '(to the fund) if declared, with 80 E added; winners extra; over about three miles of fair hunting country. Eleven subs., three of whom pay 2 f sovs. each. - Piffl aff ?? Longford ?? '1 Three ran.d The HUNTERS' STAIKES (Handicap) of 3 sova. each, I ft. Y if declared ...

... LIVERPOOL. . WEDNESDAY EVENING. The York results have not served to throw much light on coming events. The only really dcmemtra- tive movement that has occurred to-day has been that in favour of Tns RANGER for the Derby, for which event he has been backed to win a he'vy stake. From, Salisbury it is almost impossible to obtain staeble information, as three or four dangerous stables can send ...

... LIVERPOOL. I. - ~~~Tt ESDAY EmNG. The success of Bedouin to-day at Nowxnarke. I will i calculate,prve od~ ?? wD aalculae, prov anythig but pleasant to D bookmakers as the horse was backed for pounds, 3 shillings, and pence up to the time of the flag fall- uing; nor does Fairwater'o obtaining a situation in any degree inprove matters, as she was very heavily backed for a place. Her performance ...