... SATURDAY, FEY 16, 1892- Cowntmimtions for this column should reach us not ]&tar than. Wednesday evening. PROBLEM 117. By Geom A. Chanoer. First prize Two mover in Problem Toarney of the New Yor ...

... Iran - Kit ?? 5 Of was Cnrnl. X RACINc. ndl- hbe ITEWMAR T NOTES. bat THUHSDAY Nxcnr.I pub Fairly interesting sport was seen this afternoon icu at Newmarket, athough it never rose to anythin ...

... k's RACING. ,sh NEWMARKiET NOTES. !a1 TuosnAY Nirnnr. he The fielding against Orme to-day was very pro- nounc'ed, and ?? who carefully Watched his runningi the St. Leger will doubtless be of ...

... S- o RACING. DIEBY* NOTES.3 r ~MONDAY NIErowr] One of the races set to olose this evening bhsing failed to fill, the card for the oteleing day as I Derby will conain onlr five events, but the ...

... SATURDAY, SEPTMUBER 17, 1892 COn'mirx1ation1 forthis column should reach usnot later than Wednesday eveningx PROBVEM 129. By Thmas Guesb, Smetbwicl,. BLACK 12 PzRciS. WHITE 9 PIECEs. White to m ...

... RACING. $| LINCOLN NOTES. MONDAY NIGHT. The logitimate racing campaign may be said to have opened with eclat to-day, and whatever the future may furnish the comamencement was pro- |misinz enough in all conscience. Unfortunately the Brocklesby Stakes will lose in interest by the absence of Emita, who is coughing badly, and I has been struck out. Even in his absence the race appears somewhab ...

... he RACING. ait a GATWICOK AND THIRSk NOTS. ern WRD!~rsAy NIGHT. as It the fields at Gatwick during the next two et days scarcely promise so well as they snight biave edone, it is still to be hoped a fairly good mneeting .will reult; and, if to-day's weather is anything hto go by, there wiill be nO possible ohanee of find- .ing fauit on that score. As regards the course, s *bat w ill bs found ? ...

... e| jI RACING. ., MANCHESTER BETTING.-FJIAY. b MASNCHSTER CUP. O 1Fto*2agstl)areDe9il,,tf l00 to11B almalt&o d 15 to 2 EnnLRkillen. t &o ,100 to 6Cardrna, ta e9 to 2 Ho!endsditcb, t loo to 6Penelopo t 9 to I Mlina, t I 100 to 6 Sedge Chat, o I OFFICIAL SCRATCHINGS. e Whitsuntide Stakes, Manchestern-Zeechinetto. o Manchester Engagerments,-Quebec, Fluos, St. Isidore, and Toronto. ' Oxley Welter ...

... T I . = T- . RACING. SPORTING NOTES. o If the racing in the West of England last week b ?? in comparison with that witnessed at York 1 and Doncaster, the success of the Bath and Slis- 11 bury meetn was complete, and I anm pleased to w be able to Vad that the rowdyism which has of tU late years been a dtsagreeable feature of the Salis- bury gtbenng9 was entirely absent on the present ocr) ion. ...

... iver. 1d oept KsNr V. MIDDLnSEX.-Played at Chatham jn ToX. yesterday. The ground was in capital Condition. 32 e of Larly in the game one of the Middlesex forwards 12 was kicked on the head snd had to retire, a tged substitutetakingbisplace. Twenty-tive minutes 12 rket. froa the start Ricbardson snored for Rent. q2 I.P. Nothing further occurred in the first half, but, on a rnn- crossing over, ...

... SPORlTIN4G N1?4TELLIGEZACB, } . - IT NOTES ANP ANTICIPAkTIONS. fl1 - Lit NEWMIARKET, SUNDAY. Ch So far ats weather and attendance were con- Sal! hearned the second week of the Sussex fortnight W hrleft abqr-lutely nothing tbedsred1 but. looking t ird at tile week from a, etrictly racing point of view )[sthere is but little worthy of my attention. True, Jar 8 the tile fields were above the ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGUNCE ALEXANDRA PARK MEETING. itl) TO-DAY'S RACING. ake orDaeR oy Rummxra.-Pai'oea Plate. 2.15. 'Juvenile, sy), Plate, 2.55; Mlddlesex Handicap, 3.30; Fordet Plate, 4.10; City Handicap, 4. 50; the Wood Green Plate did tnt no fill.ENTRIES. (aht an a Juvenile Plote-Mistress Carew, Civil Service (aht ndbe sold for I00 afove.). Chasmbermeid, Jeanne, Reins des the Free, Dipsomania, ...