... SPOATING iI9TL 3,C! .} C1RY ElRAAqES-YIUSTEiDAv. (Fr ieu'r Speil Correspondent,) The variable state of the climate Waas fully, proved on yesterday, torrents 'of rain pouring down almost the entire day, The rasing eoin. tinned pleasurable and Iteresting, and the entire proceedings passed off In a satifactory way. At a meeting of the Tarf Club LLord Drogheda was unaimousely elected stpwardljln ...

... Q SPORTING INTELLIGEOB. I I . . _ I : ?? , Do SPORTIn NbOTS.' ?? Faeeosaa,~ SypeciqW Wire.) * e ?? si l- j . ?? London, Thursday Night. e The openingday at the Royal Borough was a de- k ?? uccess. theweather beingbeautifully fine brought oeut an imuense number of people from town and the , 'a~djace'taparts. The QaWtle'andicap was secured by d he Colinel, who, ohftu0' difliiclty in conceding a ...

... , .SPORTING, INTELLIGENC. I % WARD UNION RACES-YjanrzD&v, (From our Special Correspondent.) Stawards-Leonard Norrogh. Esq; Arthur Barlow, jan, Esq; William Maxwell, lfsq; Thomas Turbctt, il S. (Greenhill, Fq; NE F Gdet~enew EcI WiL;am t'rgeratd. Erq; Oautain J F Montgomlrery. Thotmas Leonard, REs. Judge and cretarys-B Hlunter. s~enior. Req. Sta~rter-Ka ior 1)xon. .Timo wasZ when-,the ...

... SPoBTUVG INTBLLIGENCrB. ?? ?? _ * de] LONDON BETTIN yrG-ESr- nu, By Prsxraun Special Wire. wr, -oedwood Stakes. un 9 to I arg Lilian CO 10) to 12 - Duke of Carnbridge (t) Mc 11 to I - Lighthlouse t) by 12 to 1 - Mwy seu colt (t) 100 to 7 - Areanas (t) cot 1l0 to 7.- Prescott(t) cal 100 to 7 - Catherine (t) til 100 to 7 - Old Italiau (t nad o) is to 1 - I Hippa filly (t) * St. Ler. an( 40 to I ...

... | SPORTING INTELLIGE .: } .0 I LONDON BETTGYIcGrgoDA.Y. (By PFOEEMAN Special Wire.) Lincoln Handies. 10 to I agst Beehive (t ato) 10 to l - Delay (t amd o) 10 to 1 - IRquefort(tando) 11 to.I1-HighlandI~liag(tunds) 100 to g _ Lydon kt) 100 to f - 'Vestmainster (t and o) 20 to I _ Sister Helen () 000 to 12- Cobbhan (t) 28to o - uouen (o) SD to 1 - Prince Henry (t) 5 to 1 - Beehive and Highland ...

... S1POBTING INTETLLIGXJSOC. NEWGROVt RACFS-a DAY. (By our Special Correspondent.) 'To-dsiY many lovers of a day in the country, and not a few Off the followers of the turf, will betake them- selves, by the Howth-road andi through the pleasant Green-lanes of Clontarf, to Newgrove,,where the annual roce meeting will be held. Lest month twelvec months past the reunion was inaugurated, and carnet ...

... HUNTINGDON RACESTis DAY. 10 ORDT;R OF RUNNIN. Of Ba~. M W Apethorpe ?? ?? ?? 1 30 Bamnsay Abbey 20 C Oakley ?? .. .. .. 2 30 Milton ?? ?? ?? ?? 315 fli Cap ?? ?? ?? ?? 3 45 is Corporation ?? ?? ?? ?? 4 15 Cromwell ?? ?? ?? ?? 5 0 a EPES.TES; OARLEY SEL-T NG. 30 Nobility (801S) Cintra (601.) Musiqus (607.) Lills Bridge (G0O.) ci i Monstre (O01.) Namesake (601) nl CORPORATION PLATE. ba Andalonse ...

... SPORTING INTRTELLI&'RCE. 1 _ I LONDON flfhN G-YunmuRAY. e) Several bets were made on the Cambridgeshire at the chief club to-day, but the return was so totally at variance with the transactione telegraphed, from N ew- e?marker that a detailed list of prices would be useless. THE CAMBRIDGESoHIRE. (By Ft'eciiirti Special Wire.) (Train our1 CorrespondenIC~t.) London, Monday Night. T1'le la't of ...

... .: 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 ...

... SPORTING INTBLLIGEBNO. I. I LONDON BETTING-YEERDA (By Frbeinma Special Wire) Shrewsbury Cup. 5 to 1 apt King Lud (t and o) 11 to 2 - Sulieman (t and wv) 13 to 2 Mr. Fox (t) . to 1 - Sbannon (t) 101) to 9 - Wild Myrtle (t and o) 100 to 0 - Molly Cobroy (t) 100 to S .- Louise Victoria (t) 100 to S - Indian Ocean (t and o) & 100 to 4 - Brungham (o SHPREWSBURY RACES-YEsTERDAY. TiHE SALOPIAN HURDLE ...

... SpORTNG INTELLIGENCE ASCOT RACES-YsMTnRDAY. T'e Cup Day at Ascot was honoured by the presence of the Prince and Princeag of Wsles, the Duke of Edinburgh, Prince rfthur. the fluke of Cambridge, the Marquis find IlsrchiOneSS of Hamilton, and Earl and Cscite0s Spencer; and the general company was ,s lrge and fashionable as ever. Seven horses ,ted for the Gold Cup. Hannah forced the orher stable ...

... Il~ SPORTING INTELL XO vii CURRAGH RACES-YESTUDAX. Th, The weatheron the opening day of the legiti- itj mate -campaign was quite a treat, tihe sunl shin. Ho ing most benignantly, and the heat equal to De, Hummer ; in fact, It was more like a July thanpO ?? Although limited, the attendance j was highly aristocratic and fashionable, compris. fro: Ing, not a few of- the real genuine supporters ...