... 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, ...

... I ?? Struck out of their Engagements.. MIach 24, P111100 out of all engagements. April 8, at l1'35 a~m., Taje, out of Three Tear old Biennial, New' market. Aprl0 S, at 9a.m., Cape Flyatay, out of Flying Datchman's Handicap, York. April 10, at 9 a~m., Polynesia and the Jacqueline Colt, out of the Metro' politan sald City and Suburban Haudlospe, Epsom; at P15 p.m., all Sir J. Hawley's horses, ...

... AQUATICS S Royal Thames Yacht Club. We regret to bear-and we ate auro that faeling wcfl be Eshaed In by the eportlig publie-that a very awkward state of things existe in the above great Club, and we can only hope that any unhappy diffoeences which now exist may soon be reconc lcd. The ?? to whioh we advert to the keaigelatlon of Lord Alfred Paget, the Commodore. the rerignatiob b~i , r ...

... BPORTING INTELLIGENCE. CURRAGU APRIL MEETING-ArIILa 28. t Stewarda-Captain D W P Beresford, lion. Colonel J C Westenra, Marquis of Cuaningham, Judge-Bi J urnter, Esq. Starter-Mr N Clanoy. s Yesterday the racing season commenced at hcad quarters. e The events decided wero contended for by toleably good ( fields. The Queeon's Plato was a gift to the Lawyer, who bed t it ail lila own way tiba ...

... I .. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE, * GALWAY HUNT SiERPLECHASES-APtIL 6 . -(estose orsa COUBeEPONfD~RO5.) Stewards.-Marquia of Cianricarde, Lords Dunkellin and Clanmoiale, Sir ThoB Bur'xe, Bsrt, Capts Blakeney and Dalyj John Ussber and Walter. Seynour, Esqrr. Sec-E11 Davies, EsPq. Judge-R J Hunter, Eoq. Clerk of the courso-Mr.' John D Lynch. ,The above races, held In the vicinity of Loughtea, were not ...

... SPORTING 1NTELLIGENCE. I .. I (By 2'etegrape.) ]pun 1;PS0mm SPrING MEETING, FRIDAY. t IC WATHRLOO PLATE of 50 sov3, added to a Handicap Sweep- the ta Of 5 eacub, for all ages. Winners eoxtra. Three quarters of a gre Mr. flodgmans Libellous, C yrs ?? . cI i 51r. ~bv'qNeorocn er5 yrs ?? 8si 8r W. C6driagtotnb Boih 4 yra ?? Five ran. TheWiEw TWO YEAR OLD STAKES of 10 eovs each, with 50 added, ...

... YORK SPRING MEETING, TUESDAY. The CRAVBN STAXES of 5 soVS each, with 5D added, for three-yc ir- olds 7st, four 8st 71b, live Dst. six and aged 9st 31b, mn and - al, 31b. Second to receive back his stakc. One mile. 9 sube. Lord Glasgow's Brother to PRapsid Rhosse, 4 yra ., (Dayle) 1 Mr. J. Osborne's br c Comet, 3 gr3 ?? .. ?? ?? ?? ., ., 2 Mr. R. 11. Jones's b c Stockunan, 3 yrs, (car. 7st 21b) ...

... SPORTING nTELLIGENCE, TA''EIR5ALLIS. MONDAY.-A heavy setthin Uneil ths past week kept miembere ?? ?? until a lae hourin the afternoon, and it wvas ory towards the close of the room that speeu lation assuined ?? like tone. The only.important feature-wea the demonstrat.ion made againts Sacchsrome- ter, who was driven back to 8 to 1 in a twinkling, and it Vas not until awell-knownspeculator ...

... NEWMAREET CRAVEN MEETING. VESTERDAY. The Pourme NEWMARKET E IBEiCIAL STAKES of 10 SOVe earls, with 100 added, for fonr-year-olds; colts 8st 11b, fillies Sot 3ib; penalties and allowances ; the second to receive a sam equal to 10 per cent. on the whole stake, and the third a sura equal to 6 per cent. D.I.: t9 subs. Mlr. Hf. Saviles Harlequin1 8st Slb ?? 1 Idr. Wyndheum's Innellan, 8st 81b ?? F. ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCL CARDI7E' STEEPLE CHASES& FLAT RACE3. YESTERDAY. The CARDIF 'OP9ns STEEPLE CIASH HAeDICAlrof 10 move each, It ft, with eo added; winners of 100 sove afterthe declara.- tion of the weights 71b extra; three miles. 8 subs. Ilif Paat, aged, ?? ?? olmsu 1 Lonsgford, aged, ?? 21b, ?? Stevens 2 Biscuit, aged, Sat itib ?? Nightingale S Betting: 0 to 4 On Puff paff. Won by three ...

... I STDATFORD.ON-AVON STEEPLE CHASES Stev sdse: Sir Charle5 Mordaunt, B 1t., IH .P.: Sir Robert Bamilton, Bart., KI.C.B ; Capt. Peash; Hon. W. H. North Lord Conyers. Judge: Mr. Archer. Starter: Captain Hamilton. Clerk of tho Course: Mr. Matthows, YESTERDA.Y. Tue early morning wans bright and warm, but unfortunately to- Wards ten o'clock the rain began to pour down in a steady manner, and ...