... I SPORTING I'TELLIGENCE. I . LONDON BETTING-YErBnmDAy. (By Freeman Special Wire.) E1tensive as was the settling over last week's racing plenty of opportunities occurred of betting on the Liver- Dool Cup, for which atlast Westbourne and Peter shared favouritlsm once again, fours being taken sboat either, thoughatonetimean increasingratewasprocumbleabout Peter. In good demand was IRylstone, ...

... SPORTING INTLGENOE 1. _ _ eb C0l1 BETTING-SATURDAY, (By Press Association Telegraph.) ~ a 1 Cambridgeshbire. 6 to I -9at Adonis(tando) Sw 1 - Podesta (o) 'e8 to I~o _u (O ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCa EPSOM SUMMER MEETING-THE DERBY AND OAKS. London, Monday. As I sit down to write these lines an impression dawns upon me that I shall have to eat some humble pie in con nection with the views I have recently takenwithrespect to a certain Derby favourite. It will not be the first time that I have had to retract formeropinions, and it is more consolation to me to reflect ...

... I 1-I SPORTING INfGUE TATZRJSA LL'S BEtOF NG-YERDAY.' Ebor' Handicap. - htit apt Agiaty(t. 10 telI o) Bt, lqger. eek, a 1 ?? nc whi eeh a lretqe egm e grai -e ad-asnr d' Hmnhe etY r on j t o to ?? lle t o 9 o I - Raveir ha s (o ) re t 1ted Das aesmdoch (t al to I - Digby-Gsand4t) BOD tOIN OV.Tobd f dote 2 o - Corbithu and reape 'tably lock-in oftb yd the doested Hgannha ' ...

... - SPORTING, IGENCE I CITY BETTING-YESTDAY. (By Press Amsociation Telegraph.) Waterloo-Cup. 6 to I sgst Lord LpU5&Ds nomi nation (0) 100 to 6 - Lister a nomination (t) 2 TO I - Mr Power's nomination (t) 25 to 1 - Mr Swinburne's nomination (t) Derby. 26 to I agst Mineral colt (t) 33 to 1 - Druid (t) 40 to 1 - Suubeamcdlt(t) TATTERSALVS BEflNG-YE zsTRDAY.' Derby. 7 to 1 aspt Laburnum (WI 20 to I ...

... THE GREAT METROPOLITAN STEEPLE. CHASE London, Tuesday. It was feared on Saturday that owing to the recent severe frost the above eventwonld have to be postponed, but as the weather is now milder aud the wind due south, we may reasonably hope that the Croydon Steeple - chases may be brought off as per arrangement. The great chase will bring out a good field of some dozen or more good horses ...

... PUNCHESTOWN RACES.-YSDAY. C The first of the two days annual racing over the M now famous cross country course at Punches- town came off yesterday, and, with the favonring incidents of splendid weather, an immense atten- M dance, and first-class sport, the meeting was in all, m respects a brilliant success. This year there was M no royal and viceregal visit to lend special ecst to the ...

... I SPORTINGI THRE OAK TO-DAY. SPECIAL TlEZGRA]X 'paO~T,- Thrsday Night. The field for the race will be`mnuch smaller than was anticipated, and 1 canmae out no' more than eight starters as follows:-Hester, ?? Grimnshaw; Sunshine. Snowden; Pate, Marsh; Gertrude, TFrench; Performer, Osborne; Pandore, CuStainee; 'Dark Cloud, Covey; and Gamos, Fordham. : The odds laid on Hester will, I th inI, be ...

... -P~YRTIN Xlb~ 1,6I 1 -IA ANCM1$'M BJrrING-YEST3MDAT. Tress Association Telegragpk) 080saiteb 30 to 9 a6s5 R&VWbrodaL() 100 to 7 - Adav(tke lS 1000 to 6 - FT o) o tot6 - BonSy el(tand o) 100 to 6 1 r ) 25to 1 MaRke If to I7 26 to 1 - Sis~er to Cherie o) A Sweetstakes ofr* sove each for two year olds; colts, 8stI Mlb ;fflhes, est Si: maidens allowed 41b. L~ hall-mile of B.C. Lord Atneeley's Le ...

... I - g RT1G 'O Y BEVITIrGa4f . ?? ?? florY adief }. .: - Ja to go0 to . -i -~ Tr4tston%; , Q . $ 9'E 1{= 1N ?? ?? 11. 6o- got : -I~ 11( a0#I - N ot=ub - 4 I~St afqTet*b). -So 1 - h - ie ~ole ' 5- llotwel(t? - l t0 15 -Th0 (o) 9 to - AlbertVictr() into 1-Ra enahop@ 2to1 ncr~tl -R- 26 to 1 - D ?? lt IO to 2 - Coeinth (t) MANCHESTER BETTNG-ASATURDAV. - Theber Hndlcap. 'So l'agstogilit A o) : o to ...

... I SPRT±'NG INTqT.lFTL(N'cE. - I ?? . . .. LOXDOS;B lT±dG.-Ytr- ERDAY. SPECI ItL TEU:ICTRAfA (From our own Correspondent.) The London market was materially better that dna-tl g the last few days, a-id fair amount of bettina was re- corded on the City and Suburban, ?? favoun of Paz. Xanthrrs, and Bertram, all of whom were- tacked for every shilling to be had at quotel pricer. Cardinal York also ...

... . OWrIING INTELLIOVNCU,, I r ; .-z.w A d - ''10 I CrURUGH RAClS-Yrsrsnmy.. (From our Correspondent,) It was reually a pity thie rain poured down in itlci eopiousneess ,s hioh completely marred the enjoyment of the first couple of races ; luckily, however, It cleared up towards the afternoon. ;Nothiog daunted by the terrible aspeot, the turf ,votaries thronged In force. When sunshine made Its ...