... SPORTING IN TEWOGlNCE. 1 PUNCHESTOWN RACES. (From our Correspondent) ORDER OF nRh'fG--fIS DAuY. Match (Ruft.) ?? .. - L30 ..I~ldare Hunt Cup - ' *2.. Grand Military .. ?? 235 Prince of Wales' Plate ?? ?? ?? t Foxhunter . .. ?? . Droghe ?? ?? , ,, 4.10 Match (Atilrese) . - . £1 . Light We .EROND DAY, Light Weitt Military .. ..L15 Coil Ce ItO Do , . .. ?? t .: Uitd Service . ?? 4.10 Me. Clanye ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGE\TCE. OLD ROCK RACES-YBsTARDAY. (From our Correspoadent.4 The wind-up was most cheering, and matters on yes- terday were highly interesting and enlivening. The fields were much larger, and, on the whole, the proceed- ings bore the aspect which we were accustmeld-d to wic- ness a couple of years ago. Several fimprovements are. no believe, in course of etintesplation on the ...

... SpotigT IT§ELLIGENM8 Q 1 CITY BfTMG-~YS=Z.AY. 'By Press Asdation Telegraph.) Lincoln Haidicap,. 10 to I onthe feld (o). 100 to 7 apT Symmetry dolt t) 100 to 6 - -Royal Rake (t0 1o0 to 6 Ja- ?? t ) -2S to 1 --E ffl(o) 33 to 1 - St. Vincens (t) .40 to 1- Cynibalo) 40 to 1- Gma(O) * ~ Grand National. 6 ti n Ithe field (0) 8 to I agat Pearl Diver Ca) 11 to 1 - The Lamb(o) 100 to 6 - Purlbrook (o) ...

... . I I SPORTING InffIGBWC I . . I aI.Ty BETTING-Yz8T9DAY.- (By Press Association Telegraph.) Lincoln Hadicap..I 7 t0 1 egst Symametrr (t) 100 to 7 - Vrianda(t) - 22 to 7 ' Jackd ogot (o) 2 to1 - Sarfield (o) Grand NationaL *7 to I - Pearl Diver (t) -7 to I - IheDoctor (o) 100 to 7 - Dog Fox (Q) 20 to I - The Colonel (w) 20 to I - Columbine (t) 50 to I Scalteen(t) s0 to 1 Snowatorm(t) 66 to 1 - ...

... SPOMTI&G INTELLIGENCE- -CITY B- TaNG YznSRAY. 4tto -agst anna t aido) . 51 1o I- othwA4 8 to I - AlbertX e -t (t S fto 1 DrbyGrandW SOe 1 - D¶naardooh(t) S51t 1 - Kingof the Forest(t) 251 1o - RosAthol W Ktg) h SO0to 1 Albert Victor and King o the Forest coupled (t) LIVEIPOOL RACES-VSTE8RD1t. .Palatine Stakes. Filly, bybLatptone, out of Duchess,. at 41b (QAdWell beat Lady Stateley, 7at 4th ...

... SPORTING LNTELLIGENCM MAI'BOROUGH RACES-YESTrRDAY. s (Fron our Correspondent.) We have seldomvwitnessed better racing at this ancient ce resort-fields in abundance and exciting contests were not -wantine, The circumstances under vhich the meeting L was organised were anything but favourable and en- e'uraging, a sterm of opposition and extravagant obstruc- tions being put into operation to ...

... E SPORTUNLG NTELMGENC& ' ?? _-I_ * TURF2 '0P'0Landon, Monday. HUibec'aa ?? might have been the ex- dlamation 4f the classical-aiinded as the great Irish dog, Master 'Grath, landed the BIne Riband of the leah on' Friday last. I only regret that I was not amongst those fortunate people who fancied the chance of the Irish candidate. Nothing could have ?? ine greater atis. faction than to have ...

... I SPORTING INTALIGENCE. I CURIUAGH JUNE, MF=GG,--YlS oDAT. Judge and keeper of the snatch-book,' R Hunter, tbq. Starter, Mr. T. liurrisoss There has not been such alarge attendance at head-quarters fora coniderable time as that which congretated at the hasrragh on yestaeray. An inense special started from the King s-odgbe and also a great concourse assembled fro the immredsate vicinity ¶lhe ...

... 0 CITY BEfTING-YrSnmaDAY. St. Leger. 6 to 2 agst King of the Forest (t) 11 to 2 - AlbertVictor (o0 6 to 1 - General(tandw) O to I - Hannak(t) 100 to 15 - Bothwell(o) 30 to 1 - DigbyGrand (t) 40 to 1 - Ringwood (t) LIVERPOOL RACES-YxsTERDn.. The Trial Stakes of 5 sovs each, with 50 added, for two year aids and uwsrdS. Six furlongs. Lady Superior, 7st lllb (Gradwell) ?? ?? ?? 1 Indemnnity filly. ...

... SPORTING LNTELLIGENCE. CITY BETTIN-G-YESTEPDAY. (By Press Association Telegraph.) Cesarewitch Stakes. 6 to 1 ast NoyreTauren (t) 10 to 1 - Cedric the Saxon (t) 10O to 7 - Cardinal York (o) 25 to 1 - Rose Blush (o) 25 to 1 - leur de Peche (t) 25 to I - Flurry(t) 30 to 1 - Manila (t) 3S to 1 - Dwawf(t) 40 to 1 - Barford ( 40 to I - Verandat) 40 to 1 - Stanley(o) 50 to I - Simpl-n (t) 50 to 1 - ...

... sY'OWLIT hTTLLIGENOE. ?? 81,OkTMG, _,Tkl OR , .; CITY B4fThO-YZ8nDzAy. 4,to 1 agsttlladrke¶udo): :- t to I aga erd'ta 6 to - Albert Victor.t. i 14to1 .1-Btigbocf dt) s0to 1 ?? osfth&(tt 25 tb 1 4 Rfsv& ~ 100 to 1 -- Kingof teFores(t) P - PLACE .BETI'WG lG 'even n n Geieriaf - 4 to - I1 spt Bh*ell't) - 3 to 1 - DigbyGrand(t) TATTERAULL'S BTTINTM -YESR DAY, St. Leer, 9 to 2 sagst' lannsht 9 to ...

... SORiT54 INL~nLaE~ - NOTES FROM NEWMARKET. SPECIAL TELEGRAM. Newmarket, Tuesday. The victory of Albert Victor was somewhat deirly achieved in the Biennial to-day ; but the horse is not fit as he will be by the Derby day, and I think he will start first favqnrite for the Epsom-r race. Kind of the Forest is in great demand, anything over S to 1 being freely taken about Mr. Merry's colt. Sterling ...