... POLO MATCHES AT PONITYPOOL l ROAD. I During the present w~eek there iS a serics of polo i ratches on the voy line groaund near-tho Pontypoolt Itoad Station of the areat Western lReilwaY. This 0 grouII is very bentltifoilly situated. It conglea of seven V ur eight acres, the largest part of which 1i laid ou6 for h polo mvtiches, There is also a portion for lawn tennis. t A conveient pavilion ...

... Dir. qu;uwL wiL 'uljry, a uye HIGH GOSFOPTH COURSING MEETING. IrI'TP T TP T A UV THE DRAW.. The GOSFORTHi ST. LEGER, limited to 150 Puppies, at £4. lOs. each. Silver claret jug presented to the winner by an old Northumbrian courser. Mr. Smith's Snecshin agst Captain Edwardes's Edward lockett Mr. Richardson's Blac'k Nat ogst Mr. !A'Conchie Us Hair Pin Mr. Wakes's Weston agst Mr. Boyd's Ring Mr. ...

... .SP T - I IN TL LI - . OFmI ?? INRiN 'TELLIGHXOB.: R ACING NOTES. A fairly-tntoresni programme has been Issued by the populad. elerkof the. course, but assuall list of-arrivalsoindleates that the apbrtsvil. be poor. About a dozem anitamil have been seut (rom th head quarters Of the turf, and a few. have reached here ftenr. Malton Beverley, and Hednesford Stables. The dourse is,I hear,' in ...

... . - - , th1e SILVEDANSK v. TuasrLrs (BANCHORr).-The above fl teams played a match on Saturdaly afternoon. Silver- tl ET bank batted drst, and ran up a seore of 44. The Thiistle h then sen in, and were easily-disposed of for 14 runs; P tn their second innings they made 19 runs for five f( lay, .wiclets to fall, when time was called, The match, thus h at ended in faweur of the Silverbauk. l on- ...

... GL.ASGOW CLmu -The monthly coripotition for the Wilson Hlaudicap Medal touk place on Saturday. Niotwithstanding I the rough aud heavy state of the course there were sosre lowv seores made. Thetolluswiegaretheaiost utableseores:-J.se. . i-r, 83 (scratch) ;Viu. Doleman, 88 (suartca); T. Hl. Meotios, 92 (3 odds); D. B. Storrar. D? (12 oddul; H. ft. Coubrough, So 5 (5 odes): W. Caires, 95 (14 odds ...

... CO URSING. 7MID-ANNANDALE MEETING, WZDNEISDAY, October 25. Judge, Mr LINDSAY. Slipoer, A. trFo. Our start this morning was delayed till c upon half-past ten, but as wve had only threaf I eight courses on the card, no fears were eutesriW4 but we wonld be able to finish in good time I' Barr Hill was the trysting place, belt the top cftto bill being in seeds we did not find a hare tero Drawing ...

... SPORTING MTtULLIGENCE. A SAINDOWN RACES.-YES'rRBAY. ASxuELLIM NUaj.5Ev`ee TIANW!OAV Pe,,ATFe Of 160 sova; winners aft~er October 12 7ib sxtra; winne'r to be sold for 200 ones. Five furlongs. Mr. Grchamin' Wrinkle, bylnlr. kle5i-White, Squall, 6st3bi ?? ?? 1 Sir G. Ohetwynsi's Chicard, 7satdl ?? Wood 2 Mr. LangeyifL Tranmp,7let ?? Marlin 3 Bone 11HUIGlllon), Girdle (S. Loates), Ragged Robin ...

... ISOUTH LANCASHIRE COURSING I MEETING.-YESTERDAY, The SOUTH LANCASHIRE DEET'B, ?? . each. a. Mr. Graham's Glenvarlock baat lr. Fletcher's Fllho Mr. Myers us Harling beat Mr. Haligarth's Hopeful Ben Mr. Part's Tonsald MeNab beat Mr- Ormrod's Oswestry Mr. S. Mundell's Wild Tommy beat Mr. Part's Tomato Mr. Booth's Berlin beat Mr, Makin's Alarry Sam Mr. Hornby's Hesketh Bank beat Mr. Eaves's Evelyn ...

... S PORTiNG IN'TELLIGENOE. InusOU OAKS PARK (BIRMINGHAM1) aof MEETING. as 11UNTF SeaSLLNG FLAT RACE.-Tubail Cain (Uir Ii; Bralsithsa'aitc, 1 Gay Lad (SMrPeacock), 2;Miusoelburgh (Mr Lowve), 3. Milkinaid and Boy Wyndhsarn also ran. Betting-s to04 on Mu'aclburgh, Sto 1 a got Bay Wynd- isIhani, and S to I agst Tubal Cain. Won by r lengths;( A-was sold to Air Morris for 5Sge. ho GRAVENs IiANuICAP. ...

... SPORTING INFORMATION, CROYDON OCTOBER MEETING. Tuesday, the opening day of this meeting, was Sot from a meteorological poiht of view favourable, though there was a considerable improvement on the weather of Monday. The heavy rain, however, had not made the eourse such heavy going as may have been supposed, but the attendance was small on Woodside compared with previoes gatherings. The sport o ...

... There was little to find fault with in a weather point of view throughout the four afternoons spent on the classic ground of Nswmarket Heath last week, indeed it can be said that at times the atmosphere was so warm that it seemed as if racing was being witnessed at Ascot rather than at a First October Meeting at head-quarters. The meeting, however, was not allowed to pass away without some ...

... I . i~~ I ATHLETICS, ?? THE. PATIENCE1 COMPANY' ATHLETIC ?? oal opera company pae n oevr iv different to that which the public have been nightly for * the past week witnessing them in on the boards of the hs Gaiety. This company, which, it Is needless to say, Is erathec unime reus, has a criek~jt and tennis club estAb. 4 lshed among themsulves, end yssterdiy they haeli a series at athletic ...