... 17.PORMlTG INTBLLIGCE. I 'ENGLISH SPORTING NOTES - The Xe pton Park Cbhapion Stakes has been t made the medium of so5e fairly interesting. bui- rnass during the pest week, and has at the same -time drawn a little attention to the Waterloo Cap. 5 The Keoipton Park affir is such a iuge prize d tha it has completely paralyeed speculation over n Ithe b~gig lic o-nteZL liD-eVerlbaB ?? nt h he ...

... I OPTING INTELtaiECE. I MARKErT MOVEMRNTh-Nh OTTINGH-I SELEC- TIONS. f 0 - Londoe, Tuesday. e After showing scome signs of retrogression in the quo- tations the Doctor has again come utrp-,5 to it for the 1 Liverpool Steeplechase; ?? isalnost friend- e lessatt2Gtol; ?? furthriracedefltosthe for lorn price of 1W to L There can now be hardly a shadow of doubt with respect t4 Hoinas's lot, and ...

... SPORTING lTELTGMCE WARRICR RACllS-YFSsg y IThe Tally-ho Stakes of 3 Eoas, eah an a vc reS. 1Subs. Two miles Old Fashion, S p-cs, 12st 1211,{Mr. Charles) ?? Cotton S vrs. list Mi (Mr. Moors) ?? . ..2 Fairy Lanui, 4 yrs,, 13st (Mr. Spesnce) .. .. .. The followving horzes ?? ran :-Cannobie filly, I1at 51k, (Mr. Mussafir); Caractacus fill, Ilst Sib (Kir. 'Trewent) - Briefiess, S p-re, l0st 121b ...

... SPORTING IN TEWOGlNCE. 1 PUNCHESTOWN RACES. (From our Correspondent) ORDER OF nRh'fG--fIS DAuY. Match (Ruft.) ?? .. - L30 ..I~ldare Hunt Cup - ' *2.. Grand Military .. ?? 235 Prince of Wales' Plate ?? ?? ?? t Foxhunter . .. ?? . Droghe ?? ?? , ,, 4.10 Match (Atilrese) . - . £1 . Light We .EROND DAY, Light Weitt Military .. ..L15 Coil Ce ItO Do , . .. ?? t .: Uitd Service . ?? 4.10 Me. Clanye ...

... SpotigT IT§ELLIGENM8 Q 1 CITY BfTMG-~YS=Z.AY. 'By Press Asdation Telegraph.) Lincoln Haidicap,. 10 to I onthe feld (o). 100 to 7 apT Symmetry dolt t) 100 to 6 - -Royal Rake (t0 1o0 to 6 Ja- ?? t ) -2S to 1 --E ffl(o) 33 to 1 - St. Vincens (t) .40 to 1- Cynibalo) 40 to 1- Gma(O) * ~ Grand National. 6 ti n Ithe field (0) 8 to I agat Pearl Diver Ca) 11 to 1 - The Lamb(o) 100 to 6 - Purlbrook (o) ...

... SPORTING LNTELLIGENCM MAI'BOROUGH RACES-YESTrRDAY. s (Fron our Correspondent.) We have seldomvwitnessed better racing at this ancient ce resort-fields in abundance and exciting contests were not -wantine, The circumstances under vhich the meeting L was organised were anything but favourable and en- e'uraging, a sterm of opposition and extravagant obstruc- tions being put into operation to ...

... I LONDON BETTINO-PATU=.DY. (From our own Correspondent) The London market was in its fullstreogth, yet owing to the extreme firmness of the three Derby favourites betting was no spirited as unual on the Saturday imme- diately preceding the big race of ?? year. More money went on Cremorne than on Prince Chaxlie, and backers fairly tired out layers in Queen's Messengers case. Mar' sial Bazmine ...

... WATERLOO COURSING MEETING. SPECIAL TELEGRAM. (From our own Correspondent.) Liverpool. Wednesday. No larger attendance has ever been knowa ir connec- tion with the Waterloo meeting than that of Altcar this afternoon, some thousands of people being present. There could be no doubt that the great coursing event is regarded with a considerable degree 'of importance, and a most powerful incentive ...

... f I . I CROYDON RACES -Yzfsfs=Dn. SPECIAL TELEGRAII, (Frm our own' Cor podmt) Therewas a great fatling off ?? of the company on the ceonuding day of the Croydon Meeting but the weatherl continuged fine and sport was quite as good as that witnessed previously., Fair eldscontested various-items, and Mr Brayley was amini unfortanate with Mieshipman, who gt seceoxdfor the weight for age. Hurdle ...

... SPORTING I TELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET RACES-YESTERDAY. SPECIAL TELEGCRAM. (From our own Correspondent) The merry month of Mav never broke more favourably for pleasure-seekers, of which some thousands assembled at N ewmarket yesterday to witness the rave for the 2,000 Guineas. Throughout the day the sun shone brightly, and the airwas warm, and to the merespectator thesport must have been of an ...

... . I I SPORTING InffIGBWC I . . I aI.Ty BETTING-Yz8T9DAY.- (By Press Association Telegraph.) Lincoln Hadicap..I 7 t0 1 egst Symametrr (t) 100 to 7 - Vrianda(t) - 22 to 7 ' Jackd ogot (o) 2 to1 - Sarfield (o) Grand NationaL *7 to I - Pearl Diver (t) -7 to I - IheDoctor (o) 100 to 7 - Dog Fox (Q) 20 to I - The Colonel (w) 20 to I - Columbine (t) 50 to I Scalteen(t) s0 to 1 Snowatorm(t) 66 to 1 - ...

... I -Z IA eg s. oit .ofoa theleading operators be at Liverpo, the foqlowgi*gfuotation sma.Y convey a lpe outine o f heio ddo xsrlket:j_- ! ,j Liverpool Cup. . II to . agpt Mornin t and o) 1tdfcrszt (k and o) ' , |un tu'i ?? sin.Ocean(o) 10o to! 1, adrdce 100 to B - We (tland stanu ?? 10. to 7 -. armston t) 100. Ot 8 Bnffeld(t ando) - . , lO to .7 7,- outh Drhaina~ ' 100 to 7 - Lord Rawket. * ...