... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE I rTIPSFROM CELT. Newmarket, Thursday Night 1 A real sensation has bean created over the Cam. bridgeshirs to-day owing to the victory of Peut-2tre in the rich Queen's Plate, which made him out such a good horse that the wonder is he did not become first I falfnUTite, etpecially as Benedictine and others were on the decline. He was certainly deemed inferior to ...

... 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. ...

... X _ * . ?? LONDON BETTING-SATURDiX. HosledenWs nanie will belong remembered in connection il with some of the big handicaps of '74. To-day he came In the market with a tremendous rush. Prom 500 to 30, his r opening price, he was backed dovu to 7 to I in a remark- tI ably short space of time, and the amount got on must have p boen towin something like £10,000. Mornington was also in good ...

... I SPGRTING -INTLLIGENCN7 THE CAWMBIDGE SHRE. TIPS FROM CELT. Newmarket,-Monday Night. Whatever may be said against the MIiddl1e Park Plate by crotchety people,' it hns certainly not spoiled the Ci teriosA this time, the field having been so good And the reuf so startling that the Derby betting would have been ?? as much as ever had books been open. However, let us get over the preseiat week ...

... I ___)T,8ner llqTNLUgF -11I - ' . , ?? . .. .. X ., I . THE OPENING DAY WITF THE WARD$. There i~refev pdofe devoted to aliovf field iortsli? inatter otwhat cbiracter they p ~tak who do Dot i1. ee.xtai~as plepur, whe, tlberam prokpaots of fihe weather attending th$ ?? of them. Certaily the 'Mercury. of my 1i1 ae'e4X o bigh pttch whei, 9q drawing my cujri? on this norp ing, I foundl that Old S1l ...

... I I F 7) ERALTST. T0 THE rlaITOK. ?? THE FTI=Ana. Dubnin, Ocsober Sc M rz r cit Sle-I was g 'l to see you directiun tme ;aitent on f your rcadera to that v.rvq important ashe. s ion of Sir fleorge (,smnpbell at Gl^sgow (it Vwas ?? of the Mail to do so, toot. This, wve must tak.e notice, was not a leoos opir,;on, dropped ?? at a chresc , gathering b- a ann of no weight, socially or politicall.. ...

... THE CESAREWITCH AND THE MIDDLE'; London, October 10. Foul weather has beset tarfites at most of the npany meetings held during the past week, and care- i ful mep are preparing to meet the worst on New- market's broad heath, the second October s-eunion of the season commencing on Monday and extending over Friday next. The programme is immeasurably heavier than that of the autiautn campaign On ...

... Io . LE STg6 OLTB. The drsaw took place estercat y in the Qomrmittce Room4 Middle Abbey-street. - er a a large attendance, and a numerous comiday dined in the evening in th1i European Hotel. Thle dtaw for PUPPY STAKE, first dog, £3 and Clup ; se- cond, £15; third and fourth dogs, £5 each. Mr Thomas Norton's bk d Naphtha, Bob's Son-Just So, Mar h, %St Mr P Dunne's bk and wd Shamrock, Sir ...

... SPOOTS INTELL.IGENCE. ' ' TIRAGH RACESYES8 aRDAY (From our Correspondent.) There have been few more miserable days at head- quarters than to-day, when fog, rain, and cold marred the sport. The attendance was estremely small, there being but a; few ladies upon the Grand Stand, thrfe or four carriages within ths enclosure, and a hikadred or thereabouts enthusiastic patrons of the turf. The ...

... LATtST SPORTING. NEWMARKET RACES-Tzrs DAn TIPS FROM CELT. Newmarket, Monday Midnight. Small as the fields were as a rule, the Newmarket Second October Meeting cannot be said to have com- menced slowly. While the small fields were contend- ing the metallics were busy with the Cesarewitch and the Middle Park Plate, and they found plenty of em- ployment over the former, most of the following ...

... I SPORTING .N-TELLIGEl-NCEi I LONDON BETTING-YEST iiMAY. (By Fri'eenian' ,pecial Wire.) Vrery few members assembled at the principal clubs, and the only feature in the few transactions we ap- pend, tas the desire to get on Peut-etre who weas baclied at ?? 30 before theresult of the Newmarket Derby becan-e knowni, vu'ter which 500 to35 Qwas laid three tin:.es. Mochstap'or -was in request and at ...

... %ORTIWo INTELLIGENCE. CURRAGHi RACES-YlSTETIDAT. (From our Correspondent.) 'he third and concluding day of the meeting was tY rno means the least interesting of the three. The 'WVestherwhich was vouchsafed the spectators waa of the 2nost enjoyable character, as a pleasant autumn sun- shine agreeably tempered a rather piercing wind. The attendance was more numerous than npon either of the ...