... SPORTLNG. RACING NOTES. G a It is not satitfotory to discover, as we dis- v covered on Wednesday, that the three-year-olds s of 1895 are very bad indeed-worse than those of any year since Merry Hampton's in 1887, and o onfy a little in front of those of Sir Bevy's in 1879. We might have bad some inkling of this L- from the Two Thousand running, but it was not till Wednesday that our eves were ...

... 8POtI INTELLIGENCE. ?? ?? ?? OfTES AND ANTiCIPATIONS, For the openiug day of the Kemptono Park ho] Miisting ry lselections are: , , E anworth Park Welter-FAi U. i -F u1 Stakef-MART A II. . Roysl Two-year-old Plast HIGGHTRXAEUHER 4 or.ST.% MItUSQUIN. -M : Teddingion Plate'--RiODON. Stvw4rds' Handarrpl- AG31Gif -T. ' . ?? CuP-WATCH TOWER. - .r MaXtby. Handicap-IrIIs6H CARO R.. Mr .:.VENATOR. Mt ...

... :FOOJ,'AlL. I I RMNTON V. ORION WPsNsDAY-.Theee ?? mct at Catto'fleld on Wednesday night in a friendoy match, when a fast and exciting game ended in a win for the Renton by 6 goals to`2.: A match was played at Footdee on Wednesday nieh t between the TbItile and the Junior Wellington Rover3, and ended in a victory for the Tbhstle by 2 gnals to 1. A match was played between the Harthill Rangers ...

... : P.TI-Ii JNTULLIGNIM, I , . - . , I . I .A~fltG.j LONDON BETTING-MONDAY. No change was observed uspon tho Derby, oxeepo ¢bat Slow Step wea at 100 to7, while Curzon re- tired to 40 to 1, and Float bad good backers at lbat price. Villiers opened at 1090 to 8, and closed it 1001) to 15. quotativue:iI DyFtBy.-11 to 1 each 3gsb Leyvono and Racon- teur, t; 6 to I Le Var, t; 8 to 1. The Owl, t; 8 ...

... I RACING. EPSOM SUMMER MEETING. With the sun shining with ?? sqmmer intensity frron a perfeably cloudless ski, the weather sur- roundinga on the opening day of the Epsom carnival were delightful in the extame. Under the circumetances, it was not surprising to find the company an excellent one in all departments, the Prince of Wales and Prince Christian being preo Isent. The eoing was in a very ...

... SPORTENG INTELLIGENCE YORK AND BATH! NOTES. O Thne ranks of racting mcii were npiit tip, Iinti two C 0' portico, tire Northern diviniore patroutieleng York rend the a H3 Southrerni, an a ruin, Biati, which isl one, af enact popular v, of tile firtarco uinrler thut old otyle of racing, lair C ry oport wee providedl err the ](oaveeroire, and thle attend- 8, of ?? wagciaevent Tire Great Northern ...

... I TyrE BuCxwAND CLUB.-This club held competitions on Lochs itatrine, from Stronachlachar, on Thursday and Friday. id and 24th inst. There were eleven competitors. On Thursdoy-lst prize, Mr J. B. Brown. 9 trout weighing 31b. 11z.; 2d, Mr N6eale Thomison t trout, 31b. 9oz.; 3d, Mr D. Mdacfarlane, 5 trout, 21b. 930Z. On Friday-1t54 Mr John btewart, 12 trout, 41b. 7oz.: 2d, Mr Robert M'Clure, 6 ...

... I LOC=LEVV.-2.-DUctEBE CLUB CO, TtrxOX.-The weather conditions os Saturday were very favourable for ?? annding. The sky was overcrast all forenoon, accomnpanied 'by a slight breeze, which graduaoly died down to a co-nplete calm, lasting a couple of hours. In the after- inoon the breeze freshened from the east, and continued favourable tilk the close of the day, which proved the most successfol ...

... The following table ehows the results up to date: FIRSET DIVISIOX. ,-Goais-, Plaved. Won. Lost. Drawn. For. Ago:. Beitid. ?? 1 15 i 2 1 0 18 31 Celtic. ?? 11 3 4 50 29 25 Rangers ?? 10 6& 2 41 2d 22 Third Lanark. .12 10 7 2 51 30 21 St Mirren ?? 9 a 1 34 33 1.9 St Betuarda . ..l S 9 1 37 40 17 Clyde. ?? l 8 10 0 38 47 16 Dundee ?? 6 -10D 2 23 33 14 L~eith Athletie.18 3 24 1 32 66 7 ?? 3 14 1 ...

... G OLF. KNOCK CLUBB. OPENING OF THE LINRS. Magnificent weather favoured the opening of the links of this one of the latest additions to the clubs under the sway of the Golfing Union of Ireland, and the sixty acres of ground lying close to the Knock railway station presented a gay appearance on Saturday afternoon, when over fifty players, repre- senting the leading Northern greens, assembled to ...

... SPORTING IN TELLIGENCE, FORETELLER'S NOTES. a INtWMNARRET, TUD5DAT NOBGl -As expected, the a sport at Newenarket tuned out somewhat taxiti2 The a a Hastings flats, which should have been the feature, was a a one-ided affair, for Keelson won int a style which sho0ws a he retains bcs ?? form. La Masquerade upset ca- a culacians when she upset the odds betted on Perfect- Dream aa for tire First ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE, FORETELLER'S NOTES. S PECI AL T1E LEGOBAIL LONDON, THURSDAY NIGUTY - 'The K-empton Park- Meeting will claim attention Ic-morrow, and everything augur-i well far a aluecenalul gathering,. The principal race in the thast day's programime is the Royal Twoi-3ear-oh! Stakes, and for this I shall i-elect sr. F9USQ~iMS, 1 and s-ome of thle following mary be near the:diark :- ...