... SPORT!ING IN'rLLIGkZiX. I~~ B2Bf RP TiHBR TURF. .g YROolOVJC owx5 cowCn0osiPoZDlr;. le London, Saturday. IT *izs extreme poverty of the sport witnessed at ,Newmarket during the week bas revived all the old 3. complaints as. to the want of management, enter- le priseW and liberality shown by the authorities there. -. The programmes at the later autumn meetings rill ?? no doubt be fuller, but it ...

... NEWMARKET FIR~ST QOCTOBER MEET1Q4GQ YESTERDAYf. Heav rain and high winds were the weatheri riaracartsisticm . the concluding clay, the, proceedings in coennecttion wilts .h wers thus rendered of an uncomfortablei description the doer,. turwas very heavy during the neorning, bulbtt'l ceces Wanted Itand it wan not at all bad doing. The attendanice sc limited indeed, and the programme of sport s0 ...

... CHEAT BICYCLEf MATCH- (By Flreemart Special Wire.) London, Mon(ay. TIh~is rbrping a bicycle math wa6 ?? tDP tween Mr. D. Stanton. ai Ho:nney gise, asd Keen, the bieyclechan~pion, at the runnisnggroinds, tillle-tridge. West Bitompton. The distance was 106 in,, Wee Kpp giving Stanton a start of half an hour, the atcb b1e- ing for £50. The race ?? commenced atfive minutes to eiglt o'clock by kr. ...

... HIAMPTON AUTUM MEETING. FIftDAY, Obtobcr 0. The WELTEIO CUP,.value i0 Glulneas, by subsxrlptieo of 10 soycalib, with 11b added. Geitti enridera; proles0 Oloals, fib etra, ,Ose WIle LrordlM Boeefot&Xg Caranel,% bywaory wnegrity, ee I* 0 rte lst4to ?? ?? ?? Ur Omh~w 1 Mr C. SA~ardy, a Mrotlact, 4 yrs,: list ?? Urevl 2 1dr A;P agoe'oh eel, lyist ?? .. Lowe 0 Den .Eettleg-6 to 5 on Caramel, 2 to, ...

... W .-I N I V 'E ?? V28l,6Llt9Sly6osw jtInion, audy ..n'altl of 'te aeuttumn ucctlnepsii atN6;vmorleet.' the to a close before Saurdunay.. There le prospe4t il' encellent~ Spoert thencob 8out ties *eefc for the pregramume co;ntains niny interesting itemo, anti as the Jockey Club wvii givo X3450 tobe t.Contended for-tielais, boelevc, the firettrimethteS have3,advcr- race, meetiloga-we shall, no ...

... LORD AILESiURY during his long connection with the turf has enjoyed bat a small share of fortune's favours, and one of his greatest disappointments was the failure of Cantiniere to sustain her early two-year-old reputation. After winning all her previous engagements, she was ignominiously beaten in the Middle Park Plate, and since then has been unable to score a victory of any kind. With ...

... NIEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MAEElT'ING. _ PROCILAMME C FOR TtiS DAY. The QuEEx's PLmtAT of 300 gs; three-year-oles sat 81b, four 9st 71b, live, six, and aged Ost 1lib. Last two miles of th' Cesarewvitch Ccurse. 'The CA.113tnhnDESEusr TRIAL HAnDIoe.rP of 10 sovs each, witb 100 added; winners after publioation of the weights 71btehtt Cambridgeelhiro Course. A SIaLIsNG NIunERY HlAxnDIoAP of 10 OVes ...

... I - I WihuwrsRAOING SLEL1CTIONS,. Wihuwrsof seixt hornes onl the s4pot, the N~ewcastle Autumin Meeting bids fair to be of iteesmual interesting character, IL Il the ejiort will, no doubt, prove all to tli.e averaee. The run- nid track is; reported to be in capital cong ordefe. 'Tue Noa fhmniberland Auttuaul Handicap will be the principal event OIL the opening day. For thid Event a fieldl ot ...

... SPOIw'riN INTELLIGENCE. NOTES FROM -NEWMARKET. Tics racing ait Nessenarkot, this afternoon w'vat tacos, itn coeniceriono with -what it ?? be ore the meeting terrnilnates. atini an Overwlhelmning attendnc is exported in the morning One thcs ocrcasion of the Coesarewitch, which wilil bring aut at least twonty coenpetitors, tbs followin~g being the probable starters and riders : ?? Moris ofcihrne ...

... SPORTIN INTELLIOBNOE. SELrOTIONS FOIT TO DAY. ('iOM ogan ePoBTiNG ao03Il8oNDrt.) MOYDAY EVl6a.NG LI'OBXFILhD. §. The Staffordohire Stake.-Hfl'PPA or Mane in 1 I COK.;WaLL . ?? . . ec I hie County Members' Plato,-Sr, PAInIoK or. vbk Awon. S al The Burton Welter TIe.-F 'iRAANIN Or BmDb O feW Ii'm. , -tt . .Theihampapae Stakes.- AInoOT or ZiTELL. died, | 16 A ?? CourTe or MAY DAY. 'The Cl'ty ...

... PROGc AMME FOR THIS DAY. HZB MAJESTY'S PLATE of 100 g5: three-year-olds 8st 61b, four 3st 71b, five 9st 131b, aix and aged lOst, ?? miles A SELLINGC RAOL for two-year-olds, a ?? of S sovs each, with 30 added; colts, 8st 101b, fllies and geldings st 71b - winner to ise sold for 150 EOVS, if for 100 aova allowed 71b, S0 141b, 50 211b. Half a mile. The LA:Dius' SELLING STA.KEs of 5 sov8 each, ...

... _POR2'MQJNT11Wk~kZ; -. I iTUB TUA ?? AU Ie U .OW COItt5ond Night, '1i~raoi~fs t Newmnarket wa's of a fairly lntereal;'A ing. ch artsc85s, and led to someC alteriotioi ox) tli .Cambridgeabire betting. The victory oci Pearl in~ the Caaiblvigeshire T rial Handicap, ja which Mr haptin,., had' alsao 'Licy and £BItmebeflour ,runntng,. leol to tt tremendous ?? in favour, lo Kicedire, This horse was ...