... SPORTING iNTELUT-'NnC- - r. DEWtY CANDYIATES-KINGOROPT. No onewould hail theasuceass of Lordra.lmonttb in l6ol ftog a Blue Riband with mome frvo.ur than mytealf He h~_r edtwihssao'tt rersalofwblohhe has boareswith 8, KalcblvOhitlt spisit. Last year, however, his lordship Was mare fortsunate, easoecially with Ringeraft, whose merits I now propose imquiricg into. Niageroft i s by Hiog Tom out of ...

... HUNIG ,APOM_ . . (IJAvnT Ward Union Hconl- is da,, S. Bat&aUSown ation; W nday, 5, the Flathouse Saturday, 8, Nine-roll 8Bne, A rhbomnO rad; Monday, 19, Drumree Station; WEdne8day, 12, NOrmsas Groire Gate (Clonae); Saturday, 15, HIMe Iron Gate; Monday, 17, Batteretown Station; Wednesday, 19, RIght'mile Store, Aahboune road; Sat* E day, 22, The Mayas; Monday, 24, DnromMee taton; Wed- nesday, 26 ...

... I THE PROPOSED ANCLO.AMERICAN YACHT I - - - AC . IT is at length settled that the proposed race be- tween Mr. Ashbury's yacht Cambria and Mr. J. G. Bennett's Dauntless shall take place. A long cor- a respondence has been published by Mr. Ashbury, who states that on the arrival of the Cambria in New York, he will endeavour to regain the Cowes Cup, won in 1851 by the America, and now held by the ...

... SPORTING INTELIEC 7 ; TATTERSALL13 ]ETZING. Waterloo Croseap. i (reoWaeany CupO~t. H. 5 to 2 agst Lord Largans Nom. (I Grand National. 11000toSS agat The CoIonel It) I 000 IDoll agpt Fertol'sgh (t) Two Thouoand Guineas. 415 to 100 agat kunshitne (t) goo0 to 40 agat Sunlight (t) Is to 1 aget Camel 0I 100 to 25 agot Alert, (t) 18 to I agpt liridgwase ft 0 to 10 agat Ostrolotee 1000 to so eag't ...

... THE TURF IN ENGLAND. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT] LONDON, M01aDAY. THE weather has changed so much for the better that the races appointed for this week are sure to come off, and as a good many entries are due dur- ?? the next few days the sporting papers will be able to fill rp with other matters besides racing statistics, which, to the regular English Turfite, must be fuU of interest. Mr. ...

... I SPORiTIG INTELLIGEHN. I TURF TOPICS-THE WATERLO,) cup-TEEN F~pNCH DERBY CANDIO&TSlid ito MOy great change hasf taken plac since my last in the quotations for the 'dog Derby. Lord Lot- gnu's nomination still heads the poll a long way tupoicat of everything ekre, although 5 to I Re freely offroed againet M1aster M'Grath. Fzomrelafble inlorruetion Iam Inspoan- i lion to sy that she 'gnatdog ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE i COUNT? AND CITY OF WATEEFORD STEEPLE- CflASEt-Yzsam.nDy, (From eec Correspondent.) t Stwcolt~nsof Waterford, Earl of lue ilngton, t yi~oount Hasftalgs, Sir H. Barren, M.P.; T. Liwler, Req - P. J. Power, REq.; G, Maloemsoo. Eaq. IF. ?? ReFq. J- XI Perusing, Feq. Judge-B. J. Hanter, isv., band in a racing point, end begun the year welt by francan- rating their meeting at ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENOE. THE WARD ROUNDS, Ma.Hue-i was glad to lirnt you thought SI'1g. hunter's letier in Saturday's Fiel I worthy Of a PLnes in your sporting columnt. It was indeed we'll desorviag of In- sertion, end In the concluding paragraph, where it refers toI the preat difference of the sport between the Qoeen's-anid our county Dublin stag bounds it told what has been for some time ...

... COURSING NOT ES. I S]cS the temporary cessation the late visitation of frost necessitated coursing has been pursued most actively in variOuS parts of the country. Although the numerous meetings celebrated during the past week have not been in themselves of any very great public importance, their effect is not mn- likely to exercise a powerful influence on the in. tentions of many of those ...

... I ~ SPORTING INTELLIGENOX I DERBY CANDXDATES-.OAMEL, KING OP BCOTS (KATHERINE LOGIR-COLT.) Thu public form of the above, let of honses has been sq laymant Inferior UP that exhbiteld by Sunshine or Klngsrofl, and unto.s toey make a greater Corresponding amount of highly tried cracks, tasy can posse but a remote Birat animal in my1 list, Camcel, Is by ilkormianby, out of Eastern Prioress, by ...

... |, I DERBY CANDIDATES (CONCLUDED.] neof thelborsea~that bade lair atncuectimeto become & warm favourite for the Blue Ribendhas, in sonseq oen e of his In!ferior running at the back end of the season, been so- legated to the middle dtvialon of favoucitea. I allude to Haswthornder, who, alter having been freely banked -at 100 tot6, Lo bow alt but friendless sat 25 to I. Ho I~eby Lord Clilden, ...

... SPORTING INTELIGCE. HUN-Tf'IG APPOINTMENTS. Ward Union EHonads-Wednesday, 12, Norman's Grove GCue(Clonee); Saturday, 1S, ?? Iron Gate; Monday, 17, Batteratown Station; Wednesday, 19, Eight-milo Stone, Ashourne road; Saturday, 22, The Mayne; Monday, 24, Drumree Station; Wednesday, 26, Danboyzo; Saturday, 29, Prferetown Cross roads; Monday, 31, BatteSrtown Station -At 1I. Elldare Hounds-Thuday, ...