... I SPORTIG INTELIGENCE. BY EEE PECIAL Wrfl (Erorr or ve Corresposdenrtj London, Thursday Evening BETTIN* IN LONDON. Even ap the IlndamPrize of Parts. Even pt te Drmmer~~-t2 to S apet Rtyalwouth (a) ILO to 30) S itlatgAtC'aeur(o) 4 to 1 agat Consul, (t and of 1I10 to 1 agpt Wild OAts (a) The Royal Hunt Cup. S totI &agt See Brow (1 20 to I agat ?? Tiermit (t) AO to 1 agat Cock of lb.'j 20t0agtloa ...

... SPORTING INTELUGENCE. I BY flEE MAN78SPECIAL WIRI. (Proen our own Ofllmyspoestat.1i London, Weldnesday, Evening, CROYDON A~COKS. The 'TWO TEAM OLD STAK9S of 5 5075 egoi, with 41) MaddEd ; ?? tat 10kb) ; fillies, set 7k b. Live Farlongs. Mr Gullirer's Conservative (Peefold) ?? .. Mre T Guno's Malaria (Cannoon) *, ,. ..2 Mr A Chaleto)'. lady Alice (Jeffray) .. Mr Gulliver's Wedding Chismes ...

... SPORTING INTELLGENCE, I BY FRIEEMA SPECIA.L nan.L (Frsstue orepaiw- LATEST BETTING London. Saturday lfidsighst The Grand Veinzs at rarls occupied. the main portion of attenation, with a full attendance of large 'pecunisr T Even money could always be land abouit the Drutmmer, as the pre- vailing Idea was thai somnt little odds would be offered on the field at starting. Not a bet wax; tlad oet ...

... BY FREEMAN SPECIAL WtIRt (Fronm our own G'rrrcerondenri.j London, Tuesday,, Evening, LATEST BETTING.- Grand Prize of Paris. Even apt tire I,'unmort t) 4 to 1 gagt Conuol (t The Royal. Hunt Cup- 100 to S agpt Cue,,t of toe.25 to 1 apt Master Willie Walk (t) (to) 100 to 7 gapt see as'ff (o ;125 to 1 apt Slderoltte (t) 100 to C (1) 125 to I aget Disguise (t) 20 to 1 agst Argylelt andO)1~3 hto ...

... LOIRD DERBY UONH OR3E RACrNG. St. James's-square, May 28. DEAR HAWLEY-I have so entirely and for so I many years abandoned the Turf that I should hardly feel ?? in attending the meeting of the Jockey Club to vote upon your proposed resolutions But I have no hesitation in saying that if I were present I should cordially support your three first resolution. I have some doubt about the fourth, ...

... | BY FREEMAN SPECIAL WIRE. IPs-m Our ownew orrepondenj London. Friday Evenibg, BETTIf G AT THE VICTORIA CLUI Grand Priza of Past 37VO agthe Drummer (t & w) 20 to 1 agpt Wild Oats (o) 7 o 2 agpt Cosul (t and o) 8 to I agst P.yhworth (a) 10101 apt Glanetr ((and o) elO to 1S(t) The Royal Hunt Cna. a toeapt See Saw tt) t 100 to O apt Agyle (t and 10 to l apt Cock of the I a) Walk (t o) 20 to l at ...

... - I Admiral Rous has published a ietter in which he controverto the viewe of 6ir Joseph Hawley relative to the running of two-year-olds. He also repliea to Lord Derby's letter. He says:- Lord Derby is of opinion that the deterioration of horses (which is ima- ginary) is owing to the majority of the 'horses being in possession of men whoran for profit and no. for sport.' I have been on the ...

... I SPORTING INTELLIGENCBL I BY FREREMAN SPECIAL WIRIL (Frong our ovss Corrcepondent.j THE DERBY SETrTLIN-OBJZCTION TO PRETENDER. London, Monday Night. A perfeet panic raged at the clubs and the various turf rendferzon this morning, in consequence of Sir 3. Hawley hav'ng lodged an objection agaiost the winner of the Derby, It appears that all sorts of wild rumours were set afloat; butas Sir ...