... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... It srOUTING INTELLIGENCE, AINTJIPAT1iNS OF SHREWSBURY AN~D CHELMSFORD MEETINGS. Thlers seems but poor prospects of good sport at Mr. Frail's new venture, though the arrivals of byaise may be conslderably increased by representEatives from Oliff's and WaLilow's oetablleW, menu, eachl of those trainers being able to send on the mornifl8 of the races. Lord Steamford's horsee which have boon here ...

... RACING FIXTURES. MARCH. Northampton .. . 31 APRIL. F amberton .. Iecey Spring 13 Lewes Spring . 21 . Newestle Spring 2 Knighton . 14 Thirsk .21 Edinburgh Spring 4 Lichlleld Spring . 14 Liverlsool HIart B ronley Spring. C'atterick Bridge l0 Club . 25 llrliam . 13 Abergavenny . .1 Newmarket First Hiendon . 13 Manchester ..18 Scring . 27 Ne-ivmkt. Craven 13 ...

... TIPS FOR THIS DAY'S RACES, WARWICK SELECTIONS. There are few signs of a large meeting at plelsul, though sixty horseo are here, and more expected in the morning.' Idy selections for the first day moot ho as follow 5Trial Sltakes-UNlOAS. Willeoginby Handicap -Mtsorro WILLIE or INeDIu OTOON Hurdle R3Cc-HRU1M 0r MUSKETEER.~t Two.Yoar.Old.Swveepetales-HIrDA. Stand Handireip-SIaTFt TOn VEDC)TTVO Or ...

... THEATRICAL SPORTS, At Iitiler's Gronods, Bowling Green Tavern, Holloway lead, yestet day, a nimber of members of the corp. Connected with the Theatro Royal, met at the above grounde to contend, in a handi. can rnoe of 220 yards, for a aiiver goblet, preeented by Mr. Jones. The nompetitors were hendicapped feom 8 up to 17 yards. Eighteen names were down as competitors for the prize. The preeect ...

... WEST DRAYTON SPRING FLAT AND I HURDLE RACES% YESTERDAY. 8 The attendance was not HD numorous to-day, and perhaps the weather, which was awfully windy, bad eomethligato do with it Thrse or four accidente occurred during the aport, and tbe management wilU have to make gamo material alterations in the course before it will tre thoroughly safe to race upon. It will be gathered irom the return that ...

... The WAxwrcxsesla HoumDe, at a quarter ig fflw.-, This day, March 24, at Mittord Bridge * Thursday, March 28, at U (ton Wood F riday, March 27 at Wroxton New Inn. The NOATH WAagwroeauras housns. at AIemr.-This day, March 24, at Stoneleigh Doer Park; Thursday, March 28, at Little Aloe ; Friday, March 27. at Hay Wood. Tho WORaczanuunroo HouNns, at a 7zuartor bfore Flamfe.- Thie day March 24, at ...

... SPORTING INTE[LIGENCE TI4 AR Me TI( A( Be T]i GI Toi D( 07 Tel HO Toi No Br Co Tig Kn Ha Gal Sul WARWICK SPRING MEETINGG. WEIGHTS FOR THE GRAND AN XUAL STESPtUCIIASE, age st lb ago at lb he Dotor * a 12 7 Greenland a 10 5 Icibiade , 13 V Beadla EL ID leanwood a 12 4 IM096gne a 10 4 'he Lamb 6 12 0 HOIgic' 6 1 1 4 ,earl DIver a 12 0 HfelenaU. 10 4 51brolar a 11 12 Fairy Mount a 10 4 ensoet ...

... SHREWSBURY SPRING RACES AND BTXEPLEOHA&S. YESTERDAY, A wet morning and Unprom1eing card caused the attendance on the second day to be on a par with the first, though the Horse, Cheese, and Butter Fair brought a large Influx of visitors into Shrewsbury to-day. Exclusive of two pony matches there were seven events to be got through in three hours. The interest which attached to the Spring ...

... SATURDAY. An regarded the quantity of sport, tho second was much worse than thie fhit day. There 'wan, however, a great improvement to tlo weather, end though not a dozen paid to go into the ring, the outnide attendance was considerably increased. The Woburn Plate fell through, in consequence of there being nothing to oppone The Guide and Arlescott, who, with Thoe Robber, fn tin Same interest, ...