... LIVERPOOL. MONDAY EVENING. The July Stakes at Newmarket, to-morrow, will not only be the race of the day but of the week, and amongst so many good two-year-old8 it is moot difficult to pick. Midnight Mass is a fair animal, and will no doubt run well, bnt I am not one 'of his admirers. Mr. John Day will have Crytheia there, but the Hesperus fancily I never liked, aud I do not think that this ...

... I ON RIFLE MI The weather yesterday was again very fine and hot. The competition for the Queen's prize was com- pleted, and Sergeant Roberts, 12th Shropshire, was the winner, making the very fine score of 65. The shooting was far above the average of last year. Roberts was at Hythe in 1861, and has not since fired at long ranges until the present meeting. The following are the other leading ...

... THE W l\IMBLEDON MEETING. The proper business of the meeting commenced on Tuesday afternoon, when the county matches between Gloucestershire, Lancashire, and Mid- dlesex were entered upon. The following are the returns of the total points:- 100 8Y00 L.ANCASIRlE. Yards. Yards. Total. Sergeant Kiemp, 3rd Manchestor.. 34 . 32 ?? 06 Captain Fenton, 24th Lancashire.. 33 .. 25 ?? 55 Ensign Brazil, ...

... if it LIVERPOOL. TUESDAY EvmIaNO. - The Chesterfield Handicap, at Nottingham, a mile and a half, is sure to be an interesting race, and I am inclined to fancy the chance of BATHILDE. For the Bunney Park Stakes I prefer the chance of the SA3RaA COLT. In the Forest Plate, CORONET, 7 at. 4 lbHs., is the best worth supporting The Nursery Handicap Plate will in all proba-: bility he won by ...

... ?? CARLISLE MEETING.-TUESDAY. Corby Castld Stakes.-Little Stag, w. o. Maiden Plate.-Lady Braybrook, 1; Hospitality filly, 2. Six ran. Camnberland Plate.-Honest John, 1; Trump Queen, 2 ; The Fawn, 3. Five rau. Grand Stand Handicap.-Teddy, 1; Trump Queen, 2; Gilt- nook, 3. Four ran. Holmn Hill Stakes.-Lady Braybrook, 1; Prairie Flower, 2. Six ran. WEDNE-SDAY. Scurry Handicap Stakes.-Teddy, 1; ...

... I I LIVEERPOOL. WEDNESDAY EvEYMG. The only race which can be at present speculated Upon is the Chesterfield, and, as there is every t probability of Cambuecan and Scottish Chief I meeting again, it must prove an interesting race, and I am quite prepared to Bee SCOTSu Caim Win on this occasion. ,LIVEEI'OOL u r.- The Knave baps comeo with a t~remendous rtush, but I should not be inclined at ...

... LIVERPOOL. WmNosDAsY EVaG. GOODWOOD Cur. -From what I have heard to-night this race seems a certainty for BUOK- STONE, his most dangerous opponent being Fair- water. At Southampton the Welter Handicap should be won by VINEGAR HILL, and the South Hamp- shire Stakes by Lord Palnerston's SPEicENcA LATEST BETTING. GOODWOOD STAKES. 5 to 2 aget Anfield (t & o) 10 to I Zapateado (t & o) 6 to 1 ...

... I SPORTING INTELLIGENCE LIVERPOOL. SATURDAY EVENING. The Gooclwood iweek, which is now so near, has not by any means produced so much betto i aS it usually does, although speculation to-day ls been on a somewhat more extended scale than for some days back. For the Goodwood Stakes, Anfield seems very firm and anything over 9 to 4 is taken kindly. The ?? d lnposed to be going in eanestor . ...

... LIVERPOOL. MONDAY EVENING. As will be seen by the list of arrivals at Good- wood, the fields are likely to be quite up to, if not above, anaverage. The Stewards' Cup willdoubt- less, as usual, produce the largest field of the meet- ing (last year 34 animals faced the flag). Lest year Lady Clifden, with 8t. 91b., managed to win, and that easily. On the present occasion her ladyship carries 9st ...

... I LATEST BETTING. TATTERSALL'S. NOTINoIL'kM HANDICAP. 0 to 2 agst Brighton, t f 20 to I Middlewatch, t 0 to I Blithfield, t I GOODWOOD STAKES. 6 to I jigst Anfield, o 20 to 1 Grimston, t 6 to 1 Bellman, t o 20 to I Zopateado, t &o 7 to I Blondin, t 0 to BanBoru, t & o 20 to 1 Evenhand, t 100 to 3 Knutaford, t & o 20 to 1 Bslham, t 100 to 1 Myrtle, t GOODWOOD CUP. 6 to 2 nget lluckatone, 12 to ...

... I ILI-RPOOOL. TRUB8DAY J3VENINO, As I anticipated, Scbttish Chief hasn won a raceI before the week m out, lt1sf, extra having failed I to stop him to-day. TheBeaufort fteesa, at Newmarket, ?? would appea~r at firlt sight a really good thing for I AF.SOOiAAI, and I think he must wi, hi moat§ dangerous opponent being FantaiL., F~or the Liverpool Cap a heavy commussion has been done to-day in ...

... i n STAMFORD MEETING. O FRIDAY, JULY 17. D The FInn WoTH oars BIENNIAL STAKES Of 10 sm's. 6 each, with 60 added, for two-year-olds. Colts 8 st. 6 101., ame1:s and geldings 8 st. 71b.; untrislds allowed 0 3lb The second to save his stairo. T.Y.C.-18 subs. g M idnight Mass ?? 1 ?? the Confessor .2 0 Tvwo ran. 0 The FouRTS1 WOTHORPE BIENNIAL STAIcKS of 10 sors. 0 each, with 60 added, for thrse ...