... I - ?? SPORTI NG THE TURF.-An Epsom Spring Meeting, followed by ?? days at Sandown, is now considered, in the language of the Turf, as a heavy week, not in the sense of the sport being tame, but as being abundant and good. O1 the mostesdaY the City and Suburban day-the sport commennced most ,aslsP ciously with the Trial Stakes--weight for age-for wiich lI Pof and Dalham were elected about ...

... ?? -i Ii , - ?? I -; ; Wol R, P o RT N THE TURF.-We are now in the midst of the Sprin' meetings, which may be said to conclude with the Derby Weet The Newmarket First Spring has been the great gatherig f e present week, and, before the Derby, Chester and Bath haf to hold equine revel. The proceedings at the headlquarters 0 no Turf hardly sustained their usual interest, though there the lack ...

... PORT!N TiHE TURF--The victory of Pilgrimage at tlhe end of last week in the One Thousand places the filly in high rank anong modern equine celebrities, the famous Crucifix in i840 being the only animal on the Turf record before Pilgrimage which has ?? both this race and the Two Thousand. Slight odds were betted on her in a field of nine, and she won from Lord Falmonth's Jannette easily enough, ...