... SPORTINQ INTELLIGENCE. I I . I (From our Correstondont.) A morning whish began In base and fog burst forth ior noon inltO gloriousiy bright sunlit day, without a breath of air. A considerablo number of sportsmen camo to the Meath trysting ?? the Ward Usripn mne helped toaswell the uumbqrs much. t Among the company ?? Master, Mr W N Waller 1 the Earil of Howth, Lord A Letinor, Lord Lang- ford, ...

... SPOATI;IQNTELIIGENCE.- I LONDON BETTjXG-YE.ThRDAY. ; (By. Fe'eman. Speolal WMire;)!:, I00 Is agst Ml Salter's earn (t aud w) 101to 0-4'rBorObn' t so to1- ooeIooak' t 1000 to30 - rD gl' t 600 @ 15 _ irTers() . o t Croydon BurdleRace. 500 to ?? ?? H b n (a) '500.to20-.ectedo 500 to20- Lbrtrt 25 to 1 - Trco.(o, ?? 1TOMiNATI01' lI'OR TIlE LIyERPnOOpI c SPRIbtG CUP. AiuleS udaquartbr. (4subs. ...

... SPORTING IXNTELLIG-Eq J - IILTOWN-MALHAY RACES-20TH AmD 21sT AUGUST. THE FAlMERS9 PLATE (handicap), 80 a-rs, 5 tovs to goto hhewndhorse. Three miles. Starters to pay I ov addidonala1 yrs st lb yrs st lb Sweettdw ?? 612 7 Dangatk ?? a 10 0 Sir Thoma .. (610 0_ STOCKTON BIEETING-YESTERDAY. THE LAM.BTON PLATE-Katherine Logie colt, 1; Necklace 2; Jollification, 3, THE HiEAT NORTHERN LEGER-Jagellon ...

... $PQ S ARTIN¢yl J' IIGE _ z _ = An, . _ . ?? U. I ?? METrRoPoLiTAN RACE~t6.'lII(i (J3aldoyle Course.) AUTUMN-3dEETING, 1877 1,71 ,SF ~S0AY;',the *lSth;. bapteirnh~fTI *0 t OLQ6INQr OF. TAJKES. The following Races eloro with iMr. Brindley,ITAde laide-road 'D e 'O n Thursliti y Angnti EB80th MXT*AQAP)Ll'RifA PLATIOof' 10 sov- Ean dicap Steeplechase, -About two aini a ?? : t:, ieP. i el roesof the ...

... IERRY RACES AND STEEPLECHASES- ?? 11TH AN-D 12TH SEPT. The following races close with Mr. Hunter, Adelaide- road, Dublin, or .%ionday next:- Bailyseedy Plate-Handicap Flat Race of £25. Ono mile. £15s *; X1 extra forstarters. Mount Hawk Plate of £150-Handicap Steeplechase. Three miles. £2 6s entrance. Stand )3ouse Plate of £30-Weight-for-age Steeple- chase. About two miles. Entrance £1 os. ...

... ; t o k . NTELLIENC],I. THE BEM SrWiT G-I chanming woAther, 4Acge'idsaflt etrdne aihd g0o4duorb, 'vero, thes leading. ~bharacteristi~ia:,tth' thA OPanIPgcOaY trpoA the, favourita -hill of Crockafatbt. JI waser 'WAS ViA Aelc1- cdt thb openilig, ?? Nuser a~kpq;for which tho tast notif ab le 'aboenteo. lvas. Ix~ p Heath 'Trljpper l.er apnc'n,, mad fayoritio,:kuitioaorm tbi formidable Eyreffeld, ...

... if S1OLTJNG , NUIGhEWC i. I * ?? spws . - ; TTXI PA.R M.EZg T> Wt ather more disagreeable than that which atendei tbe above rmeating 'on yesterday co'aid scarcely, be inr Wined, From the times ?? meagre speoial ieft tho Brodbtone in thfe noriting till the last event' bhad been decided the raia cvwe dovn in one'unoseling dozVnpour, whicL to g great extent marred whot would otheawise hatve been ...

... ;SP.ORTIVU INTE.LLJGENCE. 19TE EUSSARS REGIMENTAL RACES- THs IS DY. These races will come off to-day (Saturday) over the Nowbrldgs Course, and pronise to be very suc- cessful. The splendid band of the regimenfit wil play a choice selection of music during the day. ORDER OF IBNXNOa. Subalterns' Cup ?? ?? i 31 Open Military Steeplechase . . 216 Regimental Selling Cup ?? . 2 45 Hunters Stakes ?? ...

... 3 THE 300 MILES' WALK-THIS DAY, To-duy Smythe, the $IAmerican Postman, will either fail or succeed in his huge task of walking 300 miles against time. The attendance yesterday at the Lans. downe-roacd ground was much better than on the pre-. vious days, andi the interest in the great match appears to steadily increase. At the conclusion of yesterday's walk 249 miles and 2 laps had been ...

... ( i - . i BANDON AND CASHELMORE RACES. SPEOIAL TELEGRAM. (From our Correspondent.) Bandon, Tuesday. Considering the extreme demands that have been mado e on ur chasors since the opening of the season, it would be hard to expect that all, amongst the multitude of meetings that have taken place, could prove success. ful. Wee after week the ball has been kept In strong motion, and the only ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE j.- - l LODON~ BETTING-SATuRDAY. Th utrat the city reot wvas a, good one, and toerther itnportgot of somwhat Iisiited business W8r ElI',J etrarch and1 Tanltaltus w435t3 'ecto in r ar emiand for the Liverpool Cup, the first-namned leinessr the Shortest price in the lot, and su-,h good Ilaiesddhe seem to be that, wvith a. aunthiowo in, AS little as 1310 to 3U1 was aeldvoted ...

... I - SPORTOx INTELLIGENCE. Bd | , TAE CURRAGcR OCTOBER MEETflN- ; YEST3RDAY, 8er ! 7 ; , D; Fromi our Correspondent.) 4 nt !beautifuU fine was it i the Kildare counltry I .t yesterday that 1t was, really difficult to imagine:. 3ir that the leaves were falling to our, feet fat aud. . rthick, thst very soon wiatei's chilling winds: would drive us well Digh in upon the bari :f .tbe t le .domestic ...