... ~K~AS P0RTI N I~ ?? TilE TureF-It is evident that Turf pursuits are becoming more popular every year north of the Tweed, both the Kelso and Caledonian Hunt Meetings during the week having been decided successes. The former was honoured by the appearance of no less an equine celebrity than Hampton, who with 3 to I on him easily beat his two opponents, Strathmore and G;lendale. At Musselburgh ...

... IL L _ _ _ _ _ THE TURF.-Though the fine autumn weather broke on the very day the racing began at the Newmarket Second October Meeting, and many bitterly cold hours had to be spent on the famous heath, an unfailing supply of excellent sport during five days caused no one to regret enduring a little bodily discomfort. Seldom, if ever, have more persons been sojourning at Newmarket, or more ...

... SPORTN THE TURF.-I-arking back for a moment to lasi week's Newmarket Meeting, we must put on record the victory of Beauclerc in the Middle Park Plate, for which a round score sported silk. Athol Lad, own brother to that grandest of modern sprinters, Prince Charlie, held the favouriteship, as was expected, to the fall of the flag ; but after showing a bold front for some distance, the infirmity ...