... SPORBTING. I - - SPORTING NOTES. SANDOwN PARZ, TUESDAY EVENING. Though dull and cold weather was associated vith the opening day of this popular racing resort, there was nevertbeless a large assemblage present. The Prince of Wales, accompanied by the Princess of Wales and a numerous suite, honoured the pro- eeedings with their presence, and further intimated their intention of being present on ...

... DONOASTER HUNT STEAEPLEORASESA*, YESTERDAY. Ties rain whchil fell persistently frons an early hour this mroral~ ing ?? not tend to increase the attendance on ties opening day oi t14e meetingl, and noatwitielandigng, considerable nmember of ties London division caine dawe by early trains - tiesra was a moere heedful of peneillere in ties dog, and but a poor maueterof ties genel public. To add ...

... THB TUXP. S P O R T I N G NYO T E S. (PROM6 W irAND G LoD.. .. London, Saturday Rvenfng. THosE journals with which bettitg is the beaall and end-all of racing are wasiling over the ap1ath with which tae acceptances for the spring band- caps have been received. We are .eminded in sighing ton-es of the times when thousaerda *S wagered long before this, and the degeneracy of Our sport'is ...

... THE SIX DAYS' RACE THE AGRICULTURAL HALL. The absolute rtsult this race may said have been determined Ion;? before Saturday, but considerable interest felt Brown would succeed in beating' Weston's lecor 1 miles the fi.e days, and thus win the bet that liad been laid aeu.n .t accouipli?hing that feat When retired tolas tent Friday had travelled St miles, and he did not reappear until o'clock ...

... BIR£MINGHAM STEEPL.EC1IkSF!, \r HURDLE RACES, YESTERDA Hunters' Selling Flat Rat-e Plats of 60 son, o~ ?? Olb. six andt used liit oI 01 the seicsi-r fntc --s for too ,llowed ?Ilo, 50 14th; line year oldiised aiisi wise a race usl 1875-79 allowed 51b5in addizi'n. Lidy Sshrescsbory, 6 ym-, £50o ?? Atislard, aged. 1 ?? ?? The Ace, aceid, Lo ?? Eight ran. Thie Erdlinyton 3-Inliirap Steeplechase ...

... - ?? ?? - -. FOXHC)UND)s BADSWORTIH ?? Sat., Feb. We1rond~ 11on.. Feb. 23..atn ?? Feb. 26. Woo Bannssat.. Fb 25.AZ!na a BZDA~ ?? Tb 2~3.. ?? Peue'- ?? 25..5! Friday~' Flen 27. 'in: O BuLsnxns ?? ?? ?? Thins. 11le 2 -- TtrLANKNv ?? Sat., Feb ?? 'Yt Bs~~~ainn Oe~~~nr. S b n .. ?? it ,n Fell.0 23 an'. \V d. f n' ?? Ct~rvELAzn ?? .. I-b, 23. CO., -haI Easu. xanxoaeeu' 311c 23t F Et~ann 1-till ...

... CO URSI VG. WEST LOTHIAN TMEETIN\G. TizttP'-DAY, February 12. Judge, Mr Jackson. Slipper, T. 11uhert,u The nnaual ran amongst the members of the ubaerclu took jplaceyeaserdny os tie lands Of CuuifOnrslt, & ars Iand srmstoiaroisll, kindly granted by MNr Penee A ei l for Liultbgoweliire. lur Sean auuncant i la t:~ lsz. i the day, and some grand ru00 were got ; sfenr lat:ch, hc Ithe ground was ...

... HUNTING 'POMYENTS, LOl) F1TZ8I ARDINUIE'S HOUNDS.-AT 16156, 'hfnumdlay ?? Februryiv P ?? Hineton CGreen. Saturday . lebrL' ?? TheKennels. THE le DUl OF BEAUFORT'S HOUNDS.-AT 11. IhurstI;!y ?? February 26 ?? Acton TurvIlle Satur(jay .. ,. Flebruary 28 ?? Shoe, North Wfraxall. TX! IT lELlS SU)BSCRIPT'1ON 11AIRIEIRS.-AT it. Friday ?? FebTualry 27. ?? Loage. TJ'lE W1YSTON AND WEST alENDIP HAlRIERS ...

... WATERLOO COURSING MEETING. WA EnI.OO CUPi, 54 subscribers, at 25 savs each; winner, £i500; second, £200 ; two dogs, £50 each ; four dogs, £30 each;, eight dogs, £~20 each ; 16 dogs, £~10 each, FIRST I-IOUN D, Mr. Alonison's Mlanuellr& heat Mr. Jardine'sPleatr - ?? Mlr, Marfleet's Mead Flower beat Mr, IHaywood's XWynnstay. MIr. Alexander's Duenna beat Mr. Davey's Dahlia (late Hannah). Mr. ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE, TATTERSALL'S BETTING-YeSTERDAY. SANDOWN GRAND PRIZE. 4 to 1 agst Thornfield, taken and offered 7 ?? 1 Burley, taken and offered 100 .12 Bacohuis, taken 100 ..8 ?? Ignition, taken and offered LINCOLNSHIRE HANDICAP. 11 to I agst Parole, taken and offered 100 6 Placida, taken 22 1 Robbie Burns, taken 22 . .1 Vegetarian, taken GRAN) NATIONAL, 10 to I agst Regal, offered 100 ...

... THLE TURF. S PO R T I N G N O T E S. (FsOM Wrr MAD Gow.) London, Monday Evening. SpEcuL&oTox has taken a wider range on both racing and coursing events since the break-up of the frost, and at the various resorts of betting men. business has been brisk. and a long list of quotations compilable. In many instances, how. ever, the amounts invested were inconsiderable, and it wilL suffice to ...

... ORICKET. . . . 1 to t - - itis ,now definitely arranged that a second team of Australian cricketers will visit this country early in May snd play ?? Bies of matches throughout the ensuing suinn:er, The eleven who came here in 1878 were, it will be reiramnebered, very strong at all points of the game, batting being the least and bowling the moat remaslirable feature of their play. The former ...