... -;1.11 ?? I PORTING TImE TURF.--There has been no lack of racing during the week, and, as is usual towards the close of the season, increasing fields has been the order of the day, horses which have a ...

... VT :- ORT: NQ I 'rTlE TURF--There are very few turfites now, even of the old school, who pretend that the legitimate or flat racing of the year closes with the Houghton Meeting at Newmarket. It is ilo ...

... SPORTIN ?? THE TURF.-The Lincoln Meeting, which opens the legitimate or flat racing season of 1874, was a decided success, as might have been expected under the fostering care of Mr. H. Chaplin, MYP ...

... I - I THE TURF.-With the last day at Warwick, which pro. duced but little sport, the curtain fell on the racing season of 1876. Croydon, with a programme exclusively confined to cross-country work and ...

... *SPORTIc TIIE TURF.-The Dpncaster meeting, though very fully attended, and fortunate as regards weather, and on the whole very enjoyable, has up to the time of writing given us nothing very interestin ...

... ?? -1 II- POFLTI Nq THE TURF.-Though nothing has been doing in the way of steeplechasing during the week, speculation on future events seems to have been mosre active. Petrarch was backed at any- thin ...

... XATHLE TICS AND CRICKET AGN there is little to record in the way of athletic sports in or near London, though in a month or so matters win be' very different and already, in:- anticipation of the. aut ...

... WE have depicted here some of the most picturesque contests of the modem palestra borrowed from the athletic sports of the University of Oxford. That these games are held in ...

... fill NA THE INTERNATIONAL YACHT RACE THis contest took place last week, and ten vessels competed, viza, the Enchantress, Corinne, Gwendolin, Cetonia, Florinda, Hirondelle, Faustine, Misange, Scapin, a ...

... SPORTINc __ 4t _ INSTEAD of racing all over the country, north, south, east, and wvest, as has been the case for some weeks past, the last few days have witnessed the grand annual concentration of the ...

... * PORTING TiiE TuRF.-Though the present week will have been a blank as far as any steeplechasing is concerned, the break-up of the frost, an event much to be desired from a Turfite's point of view, wi ...

... POR I THE TURF.-The Newmarket Second Spring and the York meetings have been the most prominent ones of the week, but it can hardly be said that at either the sport has been first-rate. Indeed at Newma ...