... -.4 ASCOT HEATH RACES. TUESDAY-The sport at this truly aristocratic meet- ing is always contingent, ill some degree, on the runsuilg at Newimarket and Epsom, the effect of any particular diplay of superiority in the great events there being either to cut dowiu the Stakes in whichi they may bc subsequently en- gaged into walks over, or so to reduce the fields as to de- prive them of all public ...

... SPORTINVG !NTELLIGBSLCE. TA'TTESALL'S. In the attendance yesterday afternoon there was a narkel im- provement, and bualness, comparatlvely speaking, was tolerably In- teresting. Ion hod many frlends, and at one time was backed as low as 20 to 9. The Alzlra and Lanarcost parties, however, came out In such force that he lost a little ground, the closing prices ?? 9 to 4 (or takers of 6 to 2). ...

... V'(RYV.?'f INTELUOC IAE.G TiA'Il'EW,:ALL.'S- T-.tmu ?? IOIV'I'iUUMBIERLANI) PElAlTd. 7 to 2 agst Mr. 1. (4 rc In's Malt ?? fliool) - 4 to 1 - 5r.., L. 1.oxs Exectitzr 460,1) 12 to I - L.tr S.,4,cv's Legerionu,:tia a rr:, i > 15 t2J 1 - Lord t'd Tstcrfield'e Distatiel t 'l LI V EItl'OOL C:: 12 to I agat Captot, P'tttat's Newcaerrt (txkwn) r((,AIIJWOOD C'L;P r 7 to 2 agt JLodi Sa.~lcy's Ctanezu. ...

... EPSOM RACES -CON4CLUDED. TUs meeting terminated yesterday, pfterfoutr days of very fair average isporl-not that it has been by at-y nieas lirat rate, for nothing of thle tort was afforded by any of the races except the Craven Stakes. The great attraction yesterday was the 04ks' Stakes, wehich has been the source of a vast deal of apactolatiun, and which brought out much better borstas than any ...

... SPORTIG INTBLLIGENCB. CHESTER OCTOBER MEETING. MoNDAr.-The Mostyn Stakes of 15 sors each, IO ft, with 20 added: for two yr old colts 7st bIl, and fillies 7st 21k; three-yr. old colstaist, and fillies5 st lbb winners am's in 1844 gIbe, twice, lIbs extra; two-year odds having started twrice wvithoult winning allowed Sbs, thrice, Slb6; maidel thrc-yser olds lrlowed n a bl , and three-year olds ...

... SPOR TINVG IlTN'BLLIGENCE. I MANCHERSTERt RACES. ?? Nei-ala 'Stakes, of 10 sans ench(wlcwth SO aidded, tfar tlaree-yr-olds. One mile anti a quarter. lve Subl.) Mr. IlunselLine'S Macian Ramsay, Sat Sib (lunriby)I Mr. Coek's Yellow Boy, ?? r l Mr. M. Hornsey's Stittenham, sat 7th . eietlinac.-l 0o 4 oin Mlaian, S to 2 ogat yellow Boay, and 7 to 2 agst Stlittenhsam. Won by half a length. The ...

... SPORTTIN G INTELLIGENCEl. BETTING AT MANCHlESTER-FfixAiy. TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES. S to 2 agst Ida (taken) 1j r to I agst Celeste 5 to 2 - Kedger (takeI) CHESTER CUP. DI to I agat Cataract 2s to I agst Stratlmspey 13 to I - Obscurity '25 to I - Troeboy (t to £i6o) 18 to I - Sotilseria (taithil) 8 to I - Obelority and tbe 14 to I - Era Era (take,, to £O0) The rc-t 20 to I - W'ilesoor as ...

... SPORTING IINTELLIZGRCB. TATirERSALL'S-YzarzItnAy. The only bets laid were 7 to I agst Bay Momua, 7 to I egat Vale. rian, 10 to 1 agst The Prlnces,, andi 1 to 1 apt Red Deer. A rery thin attendance. BRIGHTON RACES. TuUnnDAY.-Two-yr8.Old Stakes of 50 soty each; colts, Sat 71i; fillies, Sst41b; winners Sibs extra, &C. T.Y.C. 10subs. Lord Chesterfield's f, by Hornsea, out of Dire .. ..(Nat)I Duke ...

... SP OPTI2NG INTELLIG6 ENCE. IA'rtI l1ANl,11Ao.- l t, 2 ailst t.ool italoti( (tlobili), S 10l I 119s ?? 1.1 tll i' .-1l t 1 lost 'W0.1h11it, Ir, 10 o1 I flui1 wo'e't-- l11put, 00 t11 I tosl fist 111w0c (iliklOl), '25 to I ?? CItt:IIIY, 217 to, I aiott Coiii Co 0t toi 1. it;ot I'lidollit-llr -10) to 1I Igt Si. Law1- 'ceeoc, 415 to I tig4 Collutolift itlialoinr (101k111). 15 ito 1 ot ?? '2110 to1 ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCA. ?? NWMARtKET FIRST SPRIN'G MEETING-?dONDAI-. ke,,epsuaikes of ioo suayseach. IT ft (reduced to a match). R.M. Ir oe' Ihcby Hleiman Piatoff, out of Maid of Lune; 8s 31 ?? ?? (F. Butler) I Mcr. E. R Clark's Self Dflen~ce, 86t 31b ?? Belting.-0 to 5 on the lietman Platteff colt. A slow race tb thle cords, and a close run in, thle favourite winning by a head. Run in 2 micen. ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCR. BRIGHTON RIACEs. FstDnAy.-Handicap Sweepstakes of 10 so8s each, with 50 added for three-yr-olds and upwvards. One mile. Sir J. Hawley's Miami, 4 yrs, 7st Slb ?? (S. Mann) I Lord Cliiden's Sagacity, 4 yrs, 7st 121b ?? (Nat) Mr. Kent's Wilderness, S yrs, 8st 71b ?? Butler) 4 Mr. Hnrgreave's Fintiana, 4 yrs, 7st Sib ?? (Planner) 3 Mr. Bariley's Grist, 3 yrs, dst 01 I ?? ...

... SPOTL'VG 1XTELLIEYECJ,. NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER EERTING. Arrivals lip to last night: Volley, Geraldine, Alpheia, Clarissa, Lady Cecilia, Egreuiont,Lwel)isltts, Archery, Fireaway, Legerdeemaiil, Mirinillo, Ccrvus, Damson, Droiimedary, Pufly, Gleiudower, Black- cock, 'T he Highland Fliig, The Moor, Newcourt, Resolution, Grief (brother to Joyful), C. ly Jereed dani by Dr. Syntax, F. hy Doc John ...