... ~TVflflTA frrn- Vocroru Ctuan, Wednesday. In a limited market. there was little to choose between Lord Iladdlington and Air. Wilkins for the position of favourite, as I,000 to 70 twas asked for at last about the latter, while 1,000 to 75 wos laid against Lord Hadldlington. Mr, Wilkinson, who, it Is reported, runs Shepherdess, cause to 25 to 1; and the other quo- tations need no exalaulatioe ?? ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGIEC la ,RACING AND COURSING NOTES o the EDoIre of the DAILY PoSr, !- Sir,-In theold days of lheavynmidwinterspeeulatio5l, is Two Thousand Guineas the death of Lord Angl,,e, Woss have :nade a most serious difference to the boohrk s By the demise of the marquis, which took placeoeir eri suddenly on Friday night, the nomination f boea, it desert and Prestonpans for ths race over ...

... On Saturday afternoon the Birchoeld Harriers held tbeirthird annual bicycle and athletic meeting, at the Lower Grounds, Aeton, The weather was all that could be delired, and from; 3 0011 to 4,000 persons areembled to witness the sports. The entries were nuneerous, and included several wetl-kciown local athletes. The management of tbe sports, however, was not quite what it should leave been. ln ...

... LONDON BEBTING. VICTORIS CLrUBs, Saturday. There was anu xcellent munster at the clubs to-day, and spoausla- tion on the Mrinebester Cup took a wiider range than previously, several animals being well backed. Ba& Archer was befriended to Win about a couple of thousands at 1I to 2 and 100 to 14; and at 10 to I Abbot was supported for close u1pon 1 300., the odds being aslcad for at last. ...

... * YORKSHIRE V, GLOUOESTERSHIRE, [saY TELEGRAVI5.1 This match, for the benefit of George Pinder, the Yorlrshfre wiet-keeper, delayed from Monday in consequence of rr. n, conanseneesi yetordaf', at Braniniali Lane, Sheffield, Yorkshire gosng first to the wickete, Yorkshire's first wicket fell for 48, but the others fell rapidly, I YORKSITIRE.-.lST ISNNaNGS. Uylett, cand h Midwinter. 3 Lockwood, ...

... VICTORrA CLUB, Sattrday. There was a large attendance at tbn Clubs to-day, but specula. tlon both on the Coodwood Stakes and Stewards' Cap mas rCo. flined to a few nimnals. For the former event Reveller had lc ...

... RACING NOTES AND ANTICIPATIONS. ,o0 the EDr1ono of lice DAILY POST. Sir, -A rather tame and uneventful week in the sporting world was closed to-day by a sale of blood stock at Cobliam. The chief lots submitted for competition were animals the property of the late Mr. Cartwright, and included the stad horses Albert Victor and George Frederick, the former of whom has made a name for himself its ...

... 50i RAC0INGx NOTES.F e ut The opolinig portioni of the Oxford programnme did Pot produce J anytitnig sensational Ili talso Shape of spurt, bist the folhlowers af dltic fortunes Of 3Sllsirsor otable slid well, sas it is evisleat that. A Death or tlory soda Eapads. are useful its thi sosrto zit ponty. Sit. Agssyiatle coeleil ioto rule for the leadinig Ithandicapt 9 throegh lamenetiss. bet it ...

... Thee ws a RAOIN.G NOTES. Te wsamuch larger ottendaless at Stockbridge this after- *noon than there was on the flibury Ulish dlay, and the Bibury St-and. had quicate an animatedl appearance. A large number of iladles patronlsedu the rinating, and tlso quality of the sport and i. tihe class andi exciting finish for the Cup were worils travelling isueis to see, and fully eustained the character ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE t a T[HE SPRING HANDICAPS. a ACCEPTANCES FOR THE CROYDON GRAND 7 INTERNATIONAL HUltDLE RACE. r sge At lb age at IV a Doublon _ . 6 12 7 Rose do eai .. 5 10 1' f Venice . 12 4 Abbotof St. Mary' 4 10 12 Advance ?? a 12 3 Opoponsx 5 - . 10 11 Le Nageur .. 5 1113 Nugget . _ 6 10 11. Ignition ?? a. 11 6 Seleea BiJl .. A 10 11 3Hopbloora _ .. a 11 G Squeaker , . 4 10 10 b ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGEING MORETON-IN-MARSH RAC 3: GALLOWAY BIUInDLE MAca. ?? om isy . .1.. . . . . . . . . . . . .I . . . . D, orothy ?? _ ?? BettiLngm 6 to 4 oil vorotLy. -Dorotesy ran out of t 2lW . and Tommy finished alone. o reae Teen STEWARDS' STAKES. 1ir. Asbeenden's Barton, aged, 12st 6ib .r, Bro tokbI5 Ar. Wilson's Lady Currall, aged, 12st 61b ?? H. Davis a lMr. Delagarde's R1obert Emmett, ...

... NORTHA MPTON RACES,-YFSTritDAY. Id There was a lasge attendance on tile course yesterday, itnd ~r. the Steward's Stand was filled with aristocratic Coinpsny. The '~mornin~g trains frons town wvere well filled, and though dull at 5,times shuen Shane during thle greater part of the proceediugs. ''On the strength of her sescond in the Lincoln Handicap odds %wcrs Ybetted onl Plaolda for thle ...