... I SPORTING INTELL1GENC The folo tdedo-ao tO-mornonw Sdt Ado. DA V901l~li A * a4 ple.vi- I 4.3 fl IJ; . r r. S ?? !IgDi' rU.Eos~ 1' rrntkr 2.) WADIIAM ,~Ahse, ~ Maid of the val. . 1; I STS. D'CP-nosb1 rki2 AscoSse no tf 1~h . GtfoffenOph*s t 1 -P to, 1-.R to Itgts4 . I172g, 2; t.11 Ceore,3. . , [ I iraltS 4 to 1 egeit Haq1ptonrt)( 2 8to 1 - Vet4alt - 6 to 5 on r a . .. .ap GtakP, -p ;. - ?? ...

... I SPOnuING INTELLIGENCE. Arc THE GREAT SUMMER HANDICAPS. Gel Do) London, Monday. Liz The acceptances for the Northumberland Plate era Th( are quite as numerous as could be expected, and it Eui is somewhat flattering to the handicapper that he F has pleased the owners of half the horses entered. Pet The handicap is by no means an easy one to find the winner of either, for all the ...

... SPORTI inTELLIGENCE. | THEU GRAND PRIZE OF PARIS. _ SPEOIAL TELEGRAaI. (From our Correspondent,) Paris, Sunday Night. The success of St. Christophe in the Grand Prize of Paris this afternoon afforded an instance of the uncertainty of racing, and the success of the colt was a regular turn up, he being considered a long way inferior to his stable companion, Verneuil, who started second in demand ...

... ( 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 ...

... I : THE CURRAGHE JUNE MEETING-THys DAY. (Irora our Correspondont.) At headquarters to-day the ever-pleasant and always interesting June meeting will ise inaugurated. The weather prospects are this time even finer than those of 'the meating itself, and should sunshine rather than shower be associatbdlwith the opening day everything will go as merry as a marriage bell. The course is reported to ...

... BRITISH AND AMERICANT RIFLEMEN. I (From our Correspondent.) New York, May 29th, 1877. Matters up to yesterday promised to be rather dull in the rifleline on th s Bide the water. The prospect of any visiting teams for the Interna- ?? seemed very slim; and while we have plenty of smaller competitions, and Creedmoor is kept lively with the ring of the rifle, the excite. ment and bustle of ...

... I1 SPORTIN IWTVL,4blENOCU. I THE 0URjt4QH 4JU].. MEETING- (From qonr Corrspq4dent.) Rtjoing at headqmqrters was concluded yesterday, and 'the June rqetipg bropgl. t to a Topst sa tsory conoln- sion. The weather was ualp. abarmingly fine, and the btepu, eg wVP up to a good average. FiVe Ove04s, aqs usual, were set for decisoNu, but Herbertstown, as on the previous day, walked over for the ...

... %P IRINQ WTGJL14E:CE. *; ?? . s . I ?? EPSOIEgtl.YE;EDAY. fBygFcrSpeiAW Wire.) Tharo'iwae Phuricane'p1 wlnd :id beayijrcitn at Epson t y ' ugt'th': COplny to Wilge 9 nt was'blt oplp~isor he eoi$me 'Oet15 in good ?? t~s-vi cah. Abot lvefurlongs. Inglewooad Ranger, ffstl121 .. ?? .. 1 Vr, t lllb .. - . . .. 2 Sweetoets Ss. .. . 3 THBEA9MI)N STAX4S o'f 10 soys each, h ft. with 300 added; for two ...

... SPORTING INTEULIGENCE. I 0 bt 'a bc el( EPSOM MEETING-YESTERDAY. (By .Fswcenar Special Wire.) , -- THE P4000CK 4TAKXS of -10 soav egab hi ft, 'with e 1100 added;ivin netextra. Aboutrfiveiurlougs. Mr. -T. Wadlow's Inlstantl-, aged, list 71b P. Archer I Lord Londsdale's Birdie, 2 yrs, 6st 71b HopkMnl 2 Mr. C. Busbe's Oxonian,agedl,'qt 41b C Oastable 13. Alsioran-BrItish Beauty. a-q9 2 ...

... - i BETTYSTOWN ANDILAYTOWN\STRANXD RACES. (From our Correspondent.) These annual events, whloh have year by teas growio nto public estimation and impoitaacie anti are looked forward to as the means Qf a happy and joyous reuniso ei fiends. will come off this year on the velvet strand a; Bettystown, on Wednesilay, 22ad August. T'le cvrsts will be the same as last year,but the vahle of th scrlres ...

... [, SPORTING I-NTELLIGBNCRE r THE COLLWEG SP.OR1TS. Tho sports eame to an end. on Saturday with even more , :it0thaus they began on Friday. :To theleast dbt'a11 ha a r - sporting or eoekie s'ense, fortune sbtnired iupon oui 'D~bl I linIsthmiang, A. fleroalsultriy day *6as Saturdaypwit . ibfiidm g aniasweltering sun, Y Flh ,hpzephyr in viii e.voseedto softnecs ;.and t1ie~grais ?? sanethe foliage ...

... SPORTN ELLIGE LONDON BETTING-SATURDAY. Wagering was but fitfully indulged in, and the only transactions on the Northumberland Plate of the least IMpotanc cewere those negotiatedonbehralf of Muscatel, who, at 100 tol,, was supported to wiu a couple of thtui. S.ed pounds. Prices:- Grand Prize of Paris. Even on Jongleur (tto X100) Northumberland Plate, 6 to 1 gst Muscatel (o, t l00 to l5 10 to I ...