... STIME T;im TURF.-The Sussex fortnight showed no diminution of sport up to its close on Saturday afternoon last. The last day's racing at Brighton was, perhaps, the best of the three. For the Preston Handicap Sir John Astley's useful Zanoni was made favourite, and won, though the result might have been different had not Knight of Burghley interfered with Fetterless just as he was getting on ...

... - I Tim, TURF.-This has been another bye week, at least it is considered so among the upper ten of the Turf, though there has been excellent racing at Egham in the south, and Stockton in the north. There are, however, but few special incidents which call for remark. At Eghara the meeting of Bruce and his stable colmpanon, the Red Rag Filly, was an event of great interest ; and after her ...

... I PASTIME 4-, THE TURF.-The Goodwood Meeting concluded with great spirit, and even on the last day, which afforded almost as good racing as any, there was hardly any diminution in the brilliant assemblage, while the weather remained most enjoyably fine. It is, however, almost painful to have to put on record the race for the Cup, which can hardly be described otherwise than as afiasw. Only ...