... POR I THE TURF.-The Newmarket Second Spring and the York meetings have been the most prominent ones of the week, but it can hardly be said that at either the sport has been first-rate. Indeed at Newma ...

... c\ SPoRTING, TItE TURF.-Though the curtain fell last week on the last scene of the great yearly Turf drama as enacted at Newmarket, and fell too, let it be truly said, with no slight amount of applaus ...

... r. ?? TIIE TURF.-By an unfortunate arrangement the meetillbn at Warwick and Manchester have clashed, to the detrimllellt doubtless of both, as neither men nor horses could be in tWO places at once. Wa ...

... SPo PI c. THE TURF.--From Berwick-on-Tweed almost down to Land's End the saddling bell has been sounding throughout the length and breadth of the land during this Easter week; and few persons except l ...

... A THE T URF.--The July Meeting at Newmarket is always one of the landmarks in the Turf year, and by many real lovers of racing is enjoyed more than any other gathering. And no wonder, for its attracti ...

... PORTIN THE TURF.--Stockton in the north and Egham and Windsor in the south have been the chief Turf gatherings of the week. At the first named there is invariably good sport, the most influential nort ...

... ?? Si Tims TURF.-Two days of first-class hurdle-racing and steeplechasing at Sandown have brought us well into the ille- gitimate. racing season, and for the next three months with little intermissio ...

... ?? THE TURF.-The late autumn meetings hardly seem to be going off with the same amount of spirit which they have shown of late years. The weather perhaps has had something to do with it, and perhaps h ...

... SPORLTIN THF TURF.-The reminiscences of the Chester Meeting of 1877 will hardly be pleasant ones; for, in the first place, the sport in general was below the mark, and the proceedings in reference to ...

... ?? TIHE TURF.-Some suburban business at Eltbam has been the only break in the dulness of the cross-country business, which has been very inactive for some weeks. Judging from the signs of the times, ...

... - - ?? Z, - -- - , - -- 1 ,7 VIIQ Yl-- 1-: 2t? ?? - irl PORTI TtiE TURF.--The further publication of entries and some acceptancies for big events in the first section of the Turf year has put a littl ...

... * PORTINQ (. THER TURF.--The legitimate racing season died last week, as every one interested in the Turf well knows; but now that nine-tenths of the illegitimate business is done by thoroughbre ...