... C IURRAGH OCTOBE5. MEETING, 1S71, Thismeetingwas inaugurated yesterday withconsiderabte eclat as a sporting event, but with by no means parallel success as a popular fete. Seldom, indeed, on the inri- valled turf of the Curragh had so snall a gathering as- sembled to witness the contest of fleet steeds. Hav- ing regard to the high character of the fixture. and the niggardly proportion of ...

... sPoRTING Dn IGENC. CORK PARK UACEa-TES DAT. SPECIAL TELEGRAM FROM CURRAGH Cork, Tuesda Midnht- 0onakdemble be~rttii' Wed on this evenilag but there were more backers than layer. Mestly B-wD. 2ewr'Osvtestry, of the favouries, being largely Sup ported, and Quti'step, Natio!n- Guard, iolettee. of the outsiders, found most favour. Thee, g evees li of theft being a sv-prce elected, and the ...

... THE ST. LEGER. SPECIAL TELEGRAM 0X CARACTACUS. London, Thursday Night. At Windsor to-day fresh hostility broke out against King of the Forest for the St. Leger, and 4 to I was again laid against him, although there wets always takers of that price. Hannah was in demand at 9 to 2, and a marked feature in the day's operations was the desire to lay against Ravenshoe, about whom 100 to 8 was ...

... I 8m -E I , ?? -DERBY.--- ; SPECIAL TEI=GRAU 'TROl CAtRAaTACUS. ZaonA. ?? Night r - The wcpapl featnre ln, CGnaW ?? th9 fe~rby bet,. ?? tlghtettlg hids'wtedk h been the firiiiaesit e& grinced by bookmakers to list: on the fieid, and 7 L.s to 4 is8220W D ech ,,.offstfiz~aV~othweAL A- tertVictormoeta.t& iiph i at. 1, ...

... I - SPOR G INTLIGeJ.I v I CITY BMTM? YE-Y ,Me | (By Pres Aiodclt Telegriph.) oh- L|ncoln Handlica~p. eW5 ]Stq!4 ,* Border Knig [on . l} g100 t L6 -Lrdage(t . the . 20D 1- Syrian(t) 9nS S5 lo 1 s-atG I t - Ii- ?? Ire lfit*1-s anuliNA netr C' - .11M t1 -1 a rt eoY ?? {rs 0;1 SMQ 1:°sQ, i most $,lti se ri i- rr-c r . ,, Pe, - 20,td I - JPadLver4) hi- .t, - 1, ,. ?? Mr : 7,to i ?? SUnders'loto). . ...

... I SPORTING nTELGENC& I TURF TOPICS. ORE7WRERNE STEEPLECHASES. London, Monday. The steeplechases that will take place between this ana the Grand National may probably throw some fresh light on the great event whieh still wear -a very open appearance. Probably the 'United Kingdom Grand' Steeplechase, run at Croydon on the Wednesday pre- ceding the Liverpool race, will let us into some stable ...

... :ii in YORK AUGUST-MEETING. x-. ?? ' tlondon, K6adzy. to I'boreof the weight for age'races t6o be decided over at thelrnavesmire will be regarded with great interest he' even although ing of the Forest aid Albert Victor are in likely to be absentees. Ravenshoe, I believe, will be y brought out for tle Yorkshire Stakes; but r shall be able to ?? with greater certainty o this point later On in ...

... ( I THE GREAT SPRING HANDICAPS. London, Saturday. t Owing to the fact of the Lincoln Handicap being M mach t mre iuportant affair this year than it has ever been be fore, as -well as a desire to witness the performances of cer- tain animalsin the'north, Admiral Ronshas postponed the X_ publication of the weights for the two Epsom Handicaps, 4d the City and Suburban, and the Great Metropolitan ...

... trMUI IGNTSL~tGENTh CURRAGI RCE-YESTERDAV. (m our Correspondent.) No cossation lnthe interest and excitemelt of the pr?- ceeeings wabbse~abl In fact if ?? an intensity f vsigour was infused, The attendance 'Was by far the largest w sed at the Curragh fot a length of time the special train bringing down an Ihmense coatitgent Tkewmptats against the Railway Company werelovd andfrequent, thepace ...

... I . PORTING, MESIAGNCML I BRIGHTON RAC7SYtrmlA. at A Plate of 100 movs added to a, snspd5t* Off S sovs each. S6i frlngs . . Dulplicity colt ?? id Good ?? ' ;Hanicp ofe.6 Boeva. i e100& dde mv L .h .. * l., - ?? -. .. OPr To ?? 2 ?? ,, . 1 ly Jobsose Rex ly SweeFtakesof Seovadb, th0W6Cadd! . One ilo. Y Bate ?? ?? 1 orl anep n 2. N1ew~s~mu ;. i9 The Brighton Club Stakes of -100 soV each, ft, ...

... SPORTING INTLIGENCe. I CIT BYET~G-Yxwrr'& (By Press Association Telegraph.) Spencer Plate. ?? to -1agst.:iehsdeBamo(t). Stoj Zoett. wtrj -> '-io40o tf,0mhndge_(o. $ake-4to 5) Chstertp. - -1 / - .ieWOe{hissrma.} 4~tD,- n 1,JlTbeW&4o) - - ;to lsi- ;tlin : c' 1004 lf§4 la~ogg gfheroreet(t)} 90IS' toI _0 161ie tol - - . ' . S9 ?? deabyrau. -(Q t30o 3 -1fgyd mnd-t * .iOtoe I-e lone~o) 'The ...

... .SORTING A.m I 1 THE MPOM! RACES3~YSTERAYr. THE. DBBY DAY., PEAL4- TELGRM FRO4IO GAACTACUS- Idodnt believe athataI . two sniped and forty odd sods athe whole courseo the ya act so potentially e the people of these Witax as thoe occupied Indedid- io the Deit. To the philosophic mind it may appear Atng% ns &al sunireonabl.tshat all London should go mad over aiS seat which is to occupy short a ...