... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE CROYDON MIEETING. TUESDAY. Selling Hurdle Race.-Hilarity, 3 yrs, lost 51b (1); Altesse, G yrs, list 121b (2); Baionnette f, 3 yrs, lost (3). Stewards' SteeplechasewPlate kHandicap).-Belle, aged, ?? 131b (1); Noyre Tauren, aged, list lllb (2); Musta- pha, 6 yrs, list 13Tb (3). Metropolitan Red Coat Steeple- chase Plate.- marmora, 6 yrs, l3st (1); Cardigan, 6 yrs, 13st 71b ...

... LOCAL AND DISTRICT SPORT& AsroN COoss GnOoUNDS.-The 120 yards pedestrian match for £10. came off yestetday, between Baker, of Wednesbury. and Kay, of Perry Barr, Kay baviylg three yards atart allowed hlm; but the advantage in the start was useless to him, for Baker went away at a rattling pace, and finished an easy winner by full four yards. MAIr. G. Wager, referee. The 300 yards novice ...

... I Ie . o sa I BETTUNG ?? MILLER AND MARlC1Z9' 140 YARD8' CHI11VTbfAM HfANDICAIP. (liuNe AT CAVTroN, Dar. 2l6.) The following tramlttono were recorded on Taes- day and Wedncsiday:- 7 to I ogpt Will Fly, Aberamean, 1-4 yds sthrt, offered 12 to 1 - J. Napp1er, Itoath, 16 yde start, taken 15 to 1 - T. Daniels, Neath, 13 yds start, taken 15 to 1 - JlowoUMertllribielsMr taken 16 to 1 -- T. Gardener ...

... FOOTBALL QUERE'S COLLEGE V. WCWSOR, TEIs match was played on December 5, at Ulster. ville, and resulated in a victory for the Wffindsor by 3 goals and a try-to niL The College wonthe tossand elected to take the North goal, having the wind in their favour. At the kick off by Shaw the bal was sent welL up towards the College gosl, and sharply re- turned by H. Moore. Through the good play of S. ...

... 2,IST AANCIESTER RiFLE VOLUNTEERS., .1 _- _ I .. - . Thfif~teenth annualumecting and presentation of prizes ,ecetionwiththis regiment tookplace inthe Prince's 11stren Monday evening. Major-General Sir Henry Thm the commanding the Northern District, distributed de prizeB0. and was supported by Colonel Bridgford, ,0,,I Clapham, Major Riggin, and qaptain-adjutant -taborn, who are all officers of ...

... I . SPORTING IYTELLIGENCEV . BEirTING IN LONDON.-MoNOAv. Next to nothing woS doing at tho clubs, and the suaboined quotations were al that came under notice during the morntug: NVATEItLO CUP. 1000 to 60 agot Ir. Gibson's nomination (t) 20 to 1 - Afr.ilayweod's nomination (off, asi to 20 ' ?? ~~~token and vwanted) 2f0 to 7 - Mr. T. C. Smith's nomination (t) DERBY. 1000 to 80 neat Roland Grnome ...

... HUNTING APPOINTKENTS, The Keythrop Hounds. MONDAY .. .. Pomefret Castle. WEDNESDAY .. .. Brudwell. Grove. FRIDAY .. .. .. Bourton Bridge. SATURDBAY .. .. Wilcote. Each day at a quarter to Eleven. The Dieester Hounds. MONDAY .. .. Bourton Brake. TuSDAY .. ., ChestertoIn. TnURSDAY .. .. Charndon Common. SATURDAY .. ., Hinton-iu-the-Hedges. Each day at a quarter to Eleven. The South Oxfordshire ...

... CROYDON RAGES. PR5OGRiAM,111] FORl THIlS DAY. A. SELLINO A~URLt05, ILtAsOs of 5 Bovs each, with 40 added; thrce-vear-olds lOst, four Ilst, five end upwards list lb : wiviner of a hsurdle race viluse 10 soav ,lb catro: winner to be~ sec for 50 i5ovs. One miileaciidi ahalf, oversix huirdles. The GRAND NATIONAL HA DIc~oCAP 1H131D1,71 RACe Of 20 Sove each, hi ft. with 200 added: viunnr of a ...

... ?? ?? CROYDON &AZ(J STEE1PIEC Wezoeb~ ron rrra Gi~&~n IVtZinTon Ft ?? 4,0 eur. eer 10 ?? 0100 o~ ta eeb0 nildo4; dtooyooireloeom.2 wccil uag M Fdoa qu, ?? ?? (to the ?? non flgt ol i Palmerstan ?? 14 0 Wp 2 10 7 *Laburnupu, ?? 0, 1110 Xi .rto ?? i Clonave .A. a , ,It 9 Derwoiit ' M 16 Defeneo a .. .. I F lnr.. ?? C1 an1 ?? ;t 7 ?? 7 SC5 ?? . i 11 7 Vincent . 4 it Banby1as (bred in i36gumcae ...

... j SPORTING INTELLIGENCE; LONDON BETTING-YESTEiDAT . (By Freeman Special Wire.) 0 Derby. 925 to 50 agt Calepin (t) ENXGLISH TRAININ-i. QUAIRITERS. Almost all thelhorse-s intal ?? freA- Foundl, anld thle onily exercise done is Upon Ithe strawi beds. T. .ellanwg, the well-knlown trainer ,turned ouit at NeW' market oln Monday in L sletge aid drove over the heath. T1 ME 1ILBOURNEL CUP. The ...

... SPORTINGINTELILIGENi ' NOTEweth ,-aai FI~OMI KINGSBUR.Y. The eathr aglrichanged 8sn1ilntly to enable tbes sec portion of the Einglibcey programme to be gotthog n l result was some fair sport, the best stroggle beigh aa4esid ti t~ic Kingsbury Hurdle Handicap, Which 'Ms nltneO- f,O from Chancellor. An she carried no mor wegh 1e juet wei the card for her to bear, there wil probably be Sarn se if ...

... rN ITIE TURF.--StatiSticS of the past season will now appear weekly for the edification of turfites. The first item supplied is that of jockeys' Winning Mounts, from which it appears that F. Archer is at the head of the poll, having secured I47 firsts, while Constable comes next with 89. Glover with 63 comes third, and, in one sense, may be considered the most fortunate jockey of the ...