... - SPORTING IN'TELLIGENCE. I I . I LONDON~ BETTING-YSS-TERDAT.- (Sq AFree-mon special Wire.) - The London market was very meaigretfw*1 portaut moves were made on the Newcastle racoes of t nest Wednesday.' At .first 11 to 2 and 5 tolI were easily obtainable about Strasburg, but backers were finaly glad to take 90 to 20 and 4 ?? aboutt50L4 The newcomer, -Barnard Caste, had many followers, and all ...

... I, SPORTNGINTELLIGECt. CITY DrrTrG-YEsTERIDAY. City and Susburban. 6-to I agst King William (a) ad 100 to 8 - Bridgewater (t) he 100 ?? l ,e no 7 - Jack Spigot (o) 10 to7 - Harold (o) 18- 100 ?? colt (t) , lilO tot;- Oro (o) Id City 20 toI- Panidi St) it 100 to 9 agpt Kiorng ili am w t et 100 to 8 - Eterprise lt) le 20 to I - Annie Wood (o) e The Two Thousand Guineas. d 7 to 21 agst ing of the ...

... SPORTING INTKERSOTE. MANCHESTER DETfNG-Yz$ETIRDAY. _Northumberland Plate. 2 to I agst Chslsrto My 1t fl l to I- Palkland( %t to 2) 61to 1I- The Bo.c 1ISOt* - (t Cando) II teI- dia Staekes. 0 to l - aeade ro) A Handicap Sweepstakes of5 ?? adde&, for three (dis and pwards Certain w tra 15a s-u about fivefurlO -..1 Dancing Girl we ' - .I 2 West Strattton~ (carri st) ?? The following also ra ;- 'P ...

... LONDON BEITING-YETERDAY. (By Press Association Telegraph.) 'to4 Derby. 6 to 4 on Macgregor (a) 8 te s gst Clsmel (o) 1O to 8 - Stnnhine(o) 100 to 6 - Palmerston (o0) 100 to - Prince of Waes (o) 20 to 1 - Bridgewater (a) 20 1 - Kingeraft (o) 25t 1 - Normahby(t, 406 1 - Cymbal (t) PLACE ETTING. 5 to 2 - Camel (o) 3 to I - Palmerston(o) 5 to 1 - Bridgewater (o) 7to 1 - I Cbal(o) The Oaks. 6 to 4 ...

... BRIGHTON RACES-YESTERDAY. (By Press Association Telegraph.) A Sweepsthkes of 5 oors each, with 50 added; two-year- olds, 6st 10lb; three, 8sot lOlb: feur-, 9sot 5ib; five and upwards, 9st 7Th; in and g allowed Sib; selling allow- ance, if not for sale 7th extra. Three qularters of a mule. Sibthorp ?? ?? Waif- 2 Agnes ?? ?? ?? ?? 3 Thze ran., A Sweepstakes of 5 sovs eacb, with. 100 added; three ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENYCE. .t~ CITY BETTING-YESTERDASA. Shrewsbury C ip. 7 to 1 agst Indian Ocean (t) 7 to l- Capitali-te (t) S to 1 - Our 'ar A&nue Ct) S tn I1-M 1leslet (t) 9 to I -G ood Hope (t) 10 to 1 - ('ccift) 10 to 1 - Free Trade (t) 10 to 1 - Nero (t) 10 to 1- Viscount(t) TATTERSALTJS BETTING-YESTEJAA-.DY Shrewsour- Cup. t; to 1 agst Indian Oceanr(o) I to 1 - Capiraliste (t) 7 to 1 - ...

... I SPORTINIG INTELLtGEN9O. I Ito]I LONDON BETTING.-YlMTEftDAY. letI (By Freeman Speckz Wire 1a( Good weod ',tafkes. 1 10 to 1 agpt Spennitone (I) On 16 to 1 - Nonius (t) ent 16 to 1 - Shannon (t) the 20 to I - Ilnvader (t) 2-0 to 1- l~ichmond(t) 20 to 1 -. Sarrow (tad o@ 25 to I Revenge St Leger. o -off 9 to 4 agat Queen'sm rtt) at 3 9 to I Gladnew(t) ab 10 to 1 PrlnceCharlie (t) exp 16 to 1 - ...

... SPORTING INETLLIGENCE. I CUMRAGH RACES-YMRDAY. Increased attendauce patronlsed the sports Os yesterday. atkrated. no doubt, by the sale of thef Pale etovn yearlings, which were not near as attractive looking a lot as we would have expected. However, as the preaent earl intends to carry on a breeding es ?? on au extensive scale, we have no doubt that future representatives will be in every pect ...

... I I CITY BBTTING.-YESTzRDAY. Waterloo Cup, 20( to 8 agpt Lord Lurpn's nomination (o) 1000 to 30 - Mr. Blanch rd's nomination (o) 100 to 30 - Kr. Massey's nomination (a) Grand NationaaL 1000 to 7) agst Pearl Diver tt) 15 to 1 - Lamb t) 2 to 1- Primrose (t) 20 to 1 - Surney (t) 2S to -1 - Little Rogue (o) 1000 to 25 - Fertullagh () .1000 to 25 -Valentine (t) 40 to I- ngton ( 49 to I elareter (t ...

... SPORTING INTELUGENCK MAIIKET M[OVEENTS-THE BIRt}INIR &I GBI&ND London, Tuesday, Tbe chief feature in turf spoculation is the large amount of wagering on the Grand National Steeplechase, which for the moment monopolises the chief attention of sli grades of operators, no leas than twenty or even more animals befig almost backed in connection with the great cross-country event. The Lincoln ...

... qiF rOMAN CAR'NIVAL-THE R2ACES ON * ~~THE CORSO. (From our Special Correspondent.) Rome, February 21. T. e 1rominent attraction of the Corso on Satur- 'ia 3!'I to-day, as ovell as for every succeeding day ;nc :iterEvenhing Sunday and Friday alone excepted) it-u-' this till pancake nighlt shall have terminated, t Ca nival explains the origin of its title. It is c. ?? or course for the horse ...

... .: IA~O10 BBTT1NG-YmsruzntAY . (By Fyniiug Special Wire.) Newmarket Handicap. - to '1 at Enfield (r and w) 10 to 1 - Preaoher(t andw) 100 to 7 - Corinthos (t) . - .I (ltyad Suburba:. 100 to 15 agztrezmorno(tvndo) 7 to 1 - Hurlingham(taudo) :650 to 4 - Playfai(Q t) 1000 to G0 - Cnrste(t 30to 1 - Bertram .: 20 to 1 - Iacha (tend ?? 25 to 1 - Pompadour(t) £jto 1,- Reine(6sundo) Great MetropoDUtn ...