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... INTELLIGENCE EXTRA, ACCEPTANCES for the GOODWOOD STAKES. SECOND DAY-WEDNESDAY, JULY 31. The GOODWOOD STAKES (handicap) of 25 sovs each, 15 ft., and 5 only if declared; with 100 added 1 winners of a handicap subsequent to June 14, at 10 am., amounting to 100 sovs, lhb; of 500, 71b extra (accumulative up to 101b); the owner of the second horse to receive 100 savs out of the stakes; two miles and ...
... FoX Hunting and Fox Preserving. I .RTJNG OF THE MEMBERS OF H1R. A. INTGRAWs'S HUNT. An iafluential meeting of the owners of coverts, and subscribers to the covert find of this hunt, was held oin Friday, the 26th of April, at the ?? Head, Derby, at the request of Mr. Hoynell Ingram, and was attended by Lord Scarsdale, the flon. E. Coke, C. S. Pole, Esq., Sir Per.ival Heywood, F. Bradshaw, Esq., ...
... THE EPSOM SUMMER MEETING WITH AN ANALYSIS OF THE I)ERBY AND OAKS. By TOUCHSTONE. The Bath gathering did not pass over without producing its tradi- tional sensation for bettors on the Derby, but the racing wasmoderate the largest field that ran during the two days being nine. The leaders fok the two year old races were all public performers, so there Was nothing very dashing among the dark ...
... NEDWXART JULY MEETING. * . . ~~Tuesday, July 2. This Moeting, held tbehind the Ditch,7 commenced last Tuesday,. and great interest 'was attached to the proceedings. from the antici- * pated contest between. the Sw~o best fillies of the year,~ Lady Eliza- beth -and Loonrie, far the July Stakos. A large number of the .pmincipal supporters of' the Turf left th Shoreditch Terminus on Monday ...
... NEW SERIES. To Correspondents E. G. M.-The Problem you refer to as prin ted in the Philadelphian paper, is one of extreme beauty, which was composed by Professor Andersen ivC and twenty yearsage Thispositionofthenmenis this:- Wisite. Blak. White, Black. K at K Kt sq i at Q B sq K B 2d, Q B 6ih K's 2d, and 7th Q at QB 4th Q at K R ts ad Q 11 Oth B 2d. nnd Q lit at iC B (til i Kt at Ki B 5th R ...
... A s U A T I C S. High Water at London Bridge. Nuovllfsit 17 morning 27 minl.past 2 afternoon 24 minpast 5 is ?? 22 ?? ?? ?? 6 19 . 25. . 7 59 ?? 7 20 . 39 . 8. 21 ?? 9 21 5 ?? 49 ?? . 35 10 22 . 9 . 11 . 42 .. 11 23. 0 . 12. 8. 12 Royal London Yacht Club. The Monthly Meeting of this Club will be held at the Club-rooms, Adclpbl-trrace, on Monday, the 18th inst., at eight o'clock p.m. precisely. ...
... By TOUCHSTONE. There has been no lack of racing and no stint of company during the palst few days, despite the severe work accomplished by man and beast at the Geodwood, Brighton, and Lewes Meetings. Com- paratively little, however, has taken place that affects the future, aad we need only call attention to the curious form displayed at Eglaen by Philosepliei, wvio could not beat a horse he ...
... I , -~ Stewards: Lord Colville, Here. Admiral Rena, Duke of' Beaufort., and Duke of Newcastle. Clerk of the Course': Mr. James Man- ning, Newmarket. Stakebeolders and Secretaries; .* essra. Weatherby. Tuesday, May 7% It wee at oen tittls thought, as her Majesty was opposed to the holding of a Spring Meeting at Ascot, that thle Management would be forced to abandon the affair, beet on its being ...
... RACING TOPICS, A2ND THE COMtIG ST3EPLE Chasing at Westbury, Kingsbury, and St. Albans. By C. TOUCESTONl The renewal of hostilities on the part of Jack Frost fairly settled those Nvho lihad the management of the cross-country racing at Kings- bury and St. Albans, but, from the sudden and rapid thaw, the last- named affair might have come off on ?? and Friday, and, no doubt, Mr. George French ...
... BETTIN U. Tattersan's, Xonday. The cold weather prevented many sebscribers from being present, and the sltttltdance altogether was very scalty, while betting was duDl, aid did not take a wide range. Nothing was done onl the Two Thousalid, but 4 to I was offered against Plautlit, 6 to I agst Hermit, and 1,000 to 70 against Grand Cross, and the old offer was made to lay a thousand on Hermit ...
... the Course and Hadcppr Air.' J, B~radfield. Judge: M~r, R. Johnson. Starter: A&Ir. IV George. ThaNotino Tuesady, February 26. Th otnhain Race Committee have materially imiproved their running-ground Of' late years, but apparently the confidence of horse owners hans yet to be gained, if we may judge by the meagre fields that contested the racese en Tueoday and &Vdnesday last. On the first day ...
... B E T T I N G. TATTERSALL'S, Xtonday. There was a crowyded assemblage at Albert-gate, and thle settg0 l~ the recent six days' racing at Newinerket was of so heavy end e I~e aI nature that motley -anangiag became the order of tine day, anti conotane in, one eniaterrupted ilnow front thle opening to the olose of besinneno ' gentlemnen have experienced sech terrible reverses lately thti Tine ...