... THE 19TH HUSSARS' MEETINC. (s-0n OBU COERSS1ONDENT.) 5 Gork Park, Saturday. This ?? regdiment had a gala outing to-day over the Cork Park course5 where only a very limited tompany, indeed, assembled. The early I morning was bleak ann cheerless, and rain de- scended steadily until racing began. This very naturally Irighlaened away many intending visitors, , but a goodly showing of ladies graced ...

... I I _ LONDON BETTINIG-.YESTMAXt The Ebor Handicap and St. Loger cante an for a fair amount of attention to-day, and IsROanY had anwger of 500 to 400 noted to his name, wbile at 7to2 was good Ibusiness, 700I3 to 200 being taken. in One hand. Knight Templr advncedto l0' to 12, said oven monoey was not to e ad ora, I-eewhile Sertuga camehakt 0o II News that (ijengarry had gallg-ed in the morning ...

... I . - CROYDON RACES-YTFrntny. The STEWARDS' STEEPLECHASE (Handic p) 0; sovs; winners extra. About two milea and . ila Latchkey ?? ?? ?? ?? s Strolner ?? . . h. .. - Jupiter . ?? ?? ?? ?? The NOVEMBER HUN'TERiS' FLAT RACEO l3 I0 8 each, with 200 sOVS added for qualited hbanters. miles on the lat. PuCe, 12s.t :§ib ?? .. .- -. M- r faS 1 Merry Ensland, 11st 71b ?? lr H Lowe Prince -i4peril. 12st ...

... iT- sORTTr1oG WTELLTJB1. i LGIItIOI .EI'I'G-abXR0Y. (By Prew Siec Wire) Orly a few animals were spoken of in connection with the Lincoln this afternoon, for which race Sir Jtsrph was -akedt in aboutg £l.SZ, andS for a time odds of 100 to 7 were Sed for In vain. Later, however, i thn proeos became more liberal and a general. t~derwy ~00 to Ton the fleld.I Odds of 0 tol I ereeaelyo ught I after ...

... I- SPORTING IN'TELLlf ?? IRISH NOMINATIONS FOP, E?'GLA\' Pendi the official publication o . do~es ore fugsday, for the nutn5Tr!;i$ i~u1 eras'-. be decided in Englaid our re ide , ii ' , learn that tb& ?? rWei-e4i. ir tihe p: ?? cans at Birmingham, NottLrnglianiii an,f L afli5aaykrger thaiflaY p Le~io ?? noniinlltidiS Passed througon Mr E B H, an we undet~tlfld that the Irish hor !: Nqational ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE CORK PARK RACES-Two DAY. (UPMMAL TZ=BBAN FBOM ODB COEREWPONDUT.) .Cork. Monday. Matters here are tame, and there never has been so dull a race eve, s this in the southern capital. The Park this utrning was all but de- serted. and but that Frenchws and Dan Broderieks teams did some gentle work there would have been notbing apparent to suggest the approach of another May ...

... I SPORT AT HOME, 5 (FROM OUr. CORRESON SNTT.) The beginning of the ending of the long vacation ehas fairly broken the lethargy in which the good g eportsmen of these parse have slumbered 1 hope happily as surely as they have slept soundly. This time the rest was most complete, and not even the C usual mid-winter meetinge, which served to shove away some of Time's accumulating ruet, disturbed ...

... I I DOYWN ROYAL CORPORATION RACES4 1880i - We direct particular attention of owners of now year- lings to the closlng of the Duwnshire Stakes, with LI0 ?? added to an optional sweepstakes of 10 sove each, 1 sdv entrance, &c; alo to the closing of the Purdys- burn Stakes, with 10W sov. added to ?? optional sweep. stakes of 5 sova each, only I sor entrance, Ac; to close on or before the 1st ...

... II CURRAGH OCTOBER MEETING, 1879. TUESDAY, 14TH. ACCEP'TA NES, 'TH{E CURRAGHE INTERXATIOSAL RACE of 2U0 (Vdi Abnout one nilu nd a halt over six flights of hurdles. yrs at lb Mr W Dunne's Cimaroon ?? ?? 4 li 5 .Uajor murray's Botanist ?? ,. 5 ll 5 Mr J A (assidy's Venioe ?? 4 11 4 Sir W Nugent's The luny ?? ?? a ll 0 MIr P M'Cormick's SunshnO ?? ?? fill 0 Mr G Bryan's Tyrconnell ?? .. 5 10 12 ...

... r SPORTIG INTELLIGENCE. BRISTOL BACES-SAtrDLTY. The Open Hunters' Flat Race and the aiden Hum ters' fat Race were declared told. The WIMNTER STEIRPLEABUS. Dainty .. ?? _. I Royal C bharle ?? ?? 2 > ?? The KNOWLE SELLING HURDLE. Annette . I ,kOakley ?? 2,._ - Retrib d ?? , ,, 3 Four ran TALLOW RACES. (FROt OUR cORfstotliNT.) venno , Wtarda On yesterdaytherace meeting crg.ae bytbepsel of Tallow ...

... I - I VIS WEXFtORD- MEt9T1-Ysirmnay. a (FROM OUV C0ORESPONDENT.) It wos a coutgeous love of racing AstX tmted city folk to head for bistorle Wexford this most miserable of June moranggs. Rain fell shower. t bath.liki, the murky sky lowered omlnously, and an occasional peal of diatant thundez.6ompleted the weather misery. Not hall an are of siy-no, I not one square foot-.promlead a obange. ...

... I ~~ MTTELJJIGENCE. CITERAGH OCTOBER MEETING. TummDAT, 14TU. TRY.COURAGH lITERNATIONAL HURDLE RACE of 201) suvs. About '-oflW'mile and a half, over six 6iightqfjJ~0'I~P ' ; . . i i 3 'cP: . ~~~yr st lb ir CJ3 Blake'p.Waterwitch .. . a 12 7 Mr .1iroi')iitn .. ?? ?? 5 12 2 7lld~ACt~dY5.ttkcy. . IiA Mr A aas~1y5 Vnie ..-11 4I Mr H E Linde' 0 Epress ?? *.4 113' 'Sirwi~geflt'sTbelnny*. . .. . ...