... SPORTING INTELLIGENCI WARWICk SPRIG MEETING. lJltewards: Duke of Hamilton, Marqsis of Hastings, Earl of ggrgeilarof Stamford, Earl Poulett. Judge: Mr. J. F. Clark. Thomas MoiGeorge. Clerk of the Course: Mr. S. , e o y _ _ _ _ _ YESTiRiDAY. H leay rain dmdng the nlght,,and up to noon, canused the course ffi tb bo I aky, and -dreadful going ; but fortunately no dsters ocurred in the three ...

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... ({L)om land end JWater.)I OXyORD.-Our eight has till Friday continued its regular practice and Coaching. Onl Monday Mr. Wood coached the first time down from the stern; the secondL time dlown Mr. Hlall handled the rudder-lines, and Mr. Wood ran on the towing path. On Tueeday the crew went down the long course to Abingdon lasher, returning by train. Mr. Wood accompanied the boat on horseback. ...

... I IVt E:ST DRAYTON SPRIXNG MEETIN-G, YEsiDi-. (By 9Tegraph.) The Coeruy Plate of 40 sos. Certain winners extra. Aba, lt hl mrile. 7 7 Mr. Benes's ?? Leaf, yrs . ?? S 4 Ts. a-t rqu ci Worcester *vrs ?? 6 6 Mr. Steseas'6 ,,Ltar all 3 yrs ?? . Tawelve ran. Tlle Tradeemen's Cua llct.lb each. Thrreeqaiuers of a milc. hing-of Spade ?? 1i Central S h e rrann ?? ?? 2 Payne Romney ?? Five ral. A ...

... || LIVERPOLRCS..USA Marsq Cup.u-Master Willie watk ; Over Langhsan, 3. ~Lay ?? Tyro Stakes.-Hilda, 1; Brontia, 2; Lady nXa~, Trial Steeplechaae.-Bridegroom, I; Pensioner, 2; Brightq Selling Stakes.-Delium, 1; Oceana, 2; Van Dienan : Four ran. VnDein Spring Flying Stakes-Dawdle, 1; Blacklock, 2; 5allier * Twelve ran. SlitJ Annual Hurdle Hiandicap.-Pearl Diver, 1; The hocko I Nn, 3. Eleven rear. ...

... CHELTENHAM GRAND ANNUAL AND COTSWOLD HUNT STEEPLECIIASES. YESTERDAY. The weather on the Fencend day was ns dirsimsliar am it could be to tisat of the first, the sun shining throughout this afternoon. i 1h15 caued th attiodanect outside th Ring to be much greater, I many csroisges and other faslorrab!e equipsgos bolisg located on the course immediately opposite the Judge's hex. Round and ahout ...

... I HUNTING'APPOINTNENTS& The Heythrop Hounds. MONDAY ?? Boulter's Barn. . WE.DNESDAY ?? Bradwell Grove. FRIDAY . ?? Taiigley. SATURDAY ?? Blenheim. Each day at a quarter to 11. The South Osfordshire Hounds. MONDAY ?? .. Tetsworth. t FRIDAY ?? t ?? on Stone Pits. t Each day at 11. The Bicester Hounds. MONDAY ?? TnURSDAY.. am Green. . SATURDAY ?? Eacl dnay at I1. L The Old Berkshire Hounds. ...

... CHELTENHEAM NOTES. The sport at ChlettEnHuxt was not quita up to the mark., and the proceedings were marred by more than one accident, tho water jump opposite the Steed causing one of the competitors to break his leg, The last item on the card prodluced the most exciting struggle of the afternoon, and, at last, Balder gave a turn to Lord Coventry, who cardied off the Hurdle Race, with Dhrum, ...

... the - - -pril DERBY SPRING MEETING. mg- and Stewtards.-Eat'l of Jersev, Duke of Hamilton, Mairquis of nail Hastings. Lord Poulott, Lord Coventry, Sir P. Johnston, at III. 11. Chaplain, Col. Knox. and Captaiu Brabazon. Clerli laum of the Cotirse.-Ir. J. Ira(ltield. Jidge.-Mr. I. Johnuson rom York. Starter.-Mr. Al'George. am. TitURSDAY. amM. The attendance of holiday people was, as usual, large ...

... I P1ttUo I ateUtgtme. I TATTERSALL'S.-MoxDAY. The ssobssriptionl room was well attended to-day, and there being no Particular settling to get through, attention wasat ncedevtedto speculation, and it was carried on wit spritthrughutthe afternoon. For the City and Sobrbai t ws aner thing between Nemea and Aber- gelie ortirt avotrtis~,100 to S being taken to a good 4ea o mneyabuteach but at the ...

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