... I' THE TURF.-There has been some good racing at Richmond in the north, at Sandown in the south, and elsewhere this week, though it is generally looked upon in the light of an off week, preceding as it does the grand gathering at Doncaster. The racing, however, has attracted less interest than the acceptances for the two great autumn handicaps, which were made known early in the week. The ...

... TIME -- - - T'iE TURF.-This has been a grand week at Doncaster, the Yorkshire folk taking as keen an interest as ever in the racing on the famuous Town Aloor, and visitors from other parts of the kingdom being as numerous as perhaps on any previous occasion. The first day's racing had for its special attractions the Champagne Stakes and the Great Yorkshire Handicap, and both were highly ...

... r 1Z AIMES ?? L~: -~~7 7 ~-J THE TURF.-The Doncaster week ended as it began, full of hope and spirit, and, indeed, seldom has the famous town seen a better or more enjoyable four days racing The Portland Plate on Thursday was a first-rate affair, and the victory of Mowerina (appro- priately enough owned by the Duke of Portland) with 9s t. 511)5. (Archer up) was a grand performance, as was ...