... I 'OsTC, ITNLLTGE~I.: __ SPORT IN AUSTRALIA. Whilst the votaries of the turf at home have been for tle greater patt engaged in the study of statistics, our friends in the- Antipodes have coD -s taeticed their ?? alspiciously wirh the spring meeting of the Victoria Rfleing Club. The head. tqstaitera of the 7.R1C. are at Plemington, a charm- ing raceour.ze within easy reach of Melbourne and here ...

... .[~I ( I I I I* - a -a-- Ic-- .ACCEPTINCES FOR NICE STEEPIE, . FIRT pAY-MONPAY- JA^ARX2 I' PRIX DE .*ONACO(grD d 4e X =e hajndicap) of 800 soya wM au ol4et ?? vawuq w I~mg. - tt twocmles Alve Nurlons. Elaylatte ?? lb at. lb. > Blaviette ?? l 7 Royal .. Kirtling ?? .. 11 3- Spectre ?? ?? 9 9 h Rocksavage 11 4. Pase-Dix . 8 Le Xagear II . 3 Violette ?? 9 5 Broadway Swoll . 10 10 Noirmoutiers ...

... i SPOITING INTELLIGEN U' ;. : - 7 13N ASH SP~ORTING NOTES. The frost hiii i ?? dejpigted, ti It Iha been followed by a heavy downpour of rain and strong w idq in nasy pa rts of the country. It would, though ?? to sport, hate beea ?? the severe weather continued, for then the lenient. able acrcident on the Tay Bridge wiold 'not have bappened ni9ndithro alt Scotljit into mourning. This is a ...

... Iae TRB MPTN PARK WVRBER AN TO 9 l $g j& DICA1~ : I oncwt fotiuca ?? Tatmuas y'ot* ,daS(Moku {pq ~ t~gstv-: : , f l:'i It hlving been represented to the- .nitWf Ta,- tersals that there are certahin members 'who object to settle over the Kermpton Park November Handicap with- out their authbrly leteby ordir thatl al Eiets be Bute, third. . And that all moneys paid over the 'pevlows settle- . ...

... c SPORT1tLLIGC. I COURSING. ;LEINSTEII COUEgG C'itp. ('RPQI OUR COsEBSgQNpFiT,)- -ayno'th, Tuesday. President-The Most Noble the 5lar ais of Drogheda. 'oxmilttad6of ?? cluville, tasq ;G J Alexander, asq; Aldtrrian 'Purdon; S Swinburne Ecu; ThoinagSE Hearh, PSI; William Whyte, Esq. lon Secretary and -'reaseurtr-AL H' Clhamberlalei&, rseq, g- rarrn-quayjfublin. Stewirdse--The Marquis of Kiil. ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENC'.C I .. CURRAGH APRIL MEETING, 1880. TUESDAY, 20. EILDARE HANDICAP of 100 sove, One wioe and a. halt.I Lord Rossmuore's Wild Hyacinth, 3 yrs Mr G D Stokes's Royalty, by Uncas-Princess Rojal, Wb Defiance, 3 yrs Mr JA Cassidy's Venice, 5 yrs MTr E Duncan's Glencairn, by Cremorme-Quicksaad, bki, Touchstone, 4 yss lord Droghela's Arras, 4 yrs Lord Drogheda's Miriam, 5 yrs Mlr ...

... THE SPRING HANDICAPS. EPSOM SPRING MEETING. ENTRIES. THE CITY AND SUBURBAN HANDICAP. Parole, aged I Clarenciux, 3 yrs Falsetto, 4 yrs Valentino 3 yrs Wallenstein, 3 yrs j Fasbion', yrs Sly Dance 3 yrs B f, by King Craft- Mistake, 3 yrs Ammuniman, 3 yrs Geraldine, 3 yrs St Augustine, 4 yru Boreas, 3 yrs La Jouchere, 6 yrs Papoose, 3 yrs Victor Chief, 4 yrs Nereid, 3 yrs Adventure, 4 yrs Duval, ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCF,' _ . _ - of HJUNTING NOTES. le SIR JASIES M. STRONGE'S, BART., HAR- id RIERS. r. (FROM OUR COSRESPOSDEXII.) The best day of the season decidedly was last Thurs, day, when Sir James met the field at Smmerbhw, with his admirable pack-, and I may congratulate the veteran sportsman on his looking so well. George M'Aree, the huntsman, with J Connolly, whip, were, as usuaL ...

... I SPORTING INTELLIGENCEO I ENGLISH SPORTING IOTES.g The Dog Derby is still very much neglected by London operators. There appears to be very little inclination to enter into speculation anent the Altar event. At the clubs in the early part of the week, the Derby was the medium of some business, end 600 to 100 was booked to Bend Or, who is reported to have wintered wonderfully well, and so long ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCU. LONDON BETTING-YESTEDAY. (By Freeman Speciai Wire.) With a good attendance the Waterloo Cup cams in for more attention than has been the case for some time past. Still no important moves were Madea, with the exception of a run upon Mr Carruthers, who from 40 to 1 was backed down to 25 to 1 in a genuine manner. Mr Anstrutheri' was also inquired after, but little money ...

... I SPORTING rNTElIG.ENC. E _ I JUPITER TONANS AT NICE. No less an authority upon eacingmattersthanthe Continential sporting correspondent of the Sportsmn states that had Jupiter Tonaus not fallen in his rae for the Prix do Monaco he would have landed. This would have been a great feather in the cap of Captain Joy, who trains the .son of Thunderbolt at Conyugham Lodge, Carragh. The hohse was ...

... pSpORTM G NTELLIGENCEJ' t ?? I COUNTY DOWN HUNT STEEFLECHASES (SPECIAL TELEGRAM.) Downpatrick, Wednesday. A. meeting of the committee of these races was held to-day in the County Rooms, lownpatrictk, when the programme for the ensuing meeetLg, which xvill be held on the Downpatrick course on the 24th and 25th of March nerxt, was fintally approved of and settled. Tere will be six races on the ...