... - FORETELLER'S NOTE3. SPECIAL TELEGRAM. 'L1CINPEILD, FRIDAY NIGHT. -'An excellent pro. gt-amne heas been issued for the concluding day of the Lingfield Meeting, when the Prince of Wales is expected to honour the meeting with a visit. Chief interst wrill, of course, be centred in the Lingfield Summer Handicap, which promises to attract the fulld strength of tihe accept- anoe to the post, and ...

... I I ENGLISII SPORTING NOTES. LO0NDON, SATURlDAY'-Chief interest in the racing at Ntewmarket Ibis we&t attached. to the tmap-year-old events, which were so iyell conttested as to make amends for any shortcomings ini the other items, end the spring campaign as headquarters can. be' said to hare concluded satisfactorily. The wcostber wee highly favourable for pleasure seekers, but heavy rain, ...

... SI N 1 ?? INTELLIGENCE I FORETELLER'S NOTES. SPECIAL TELEGtRAM. LONBON, THUERSDAY NIGHT.-Everything promises well for the seprpton ParL Meeting, which will occupy tho attention of the Turf world during the next two days. The weather outlook could not be more encouraging, and if the bright sornshine which has prevailed to-day is again in evidence the outing will be thoroughly enjoyable. The ...

... I SPORITIN(i INTELLIGENfo . ,, FORETELLERWS NOTES. SPECIAL TELESRAM. LMIVRPOOL, THURSDAY NIGHT.-r~he-re 'Va. Tin that thle sport alL Liverpool thi?, a'ternocon wa1.,i failing off from theat of the ntpacing ~ay a.d large ompany assembled. The weathe was tbad ligh~t prenailed, anld thi' proe a'aa. one that has froequenely beeni exprs- Chief :nter~~e; us the ?? ?? Seftee Steeplecthase, for watch ...

... CYCLI NG. FIFTY MILES PATH RACE AT BALLYNA- FEIGH. .rHR. MACGOWVAN CIEALLErNGE CUP. The seventh annual contest for the Magowan Challenge Cup crame off last evening' at Ballvna- feigh under sonmewhat altered conditions. In for- mer years the competition was open to teams, 'but on to ccasions, owing to complications having arisen, t 'ie cnlp was withheld. Tlio Y.M.C.A. Club won it three times, ...

... SPORTNl(i HNTELLIJIEMCE I FORETELLER'S NOTES, SPECIAL TELEGRAM. LIVEIRPOOL, THUR3SDAY NIGI{T-Ditereat in the Wlirt WaPs well sustained att LTverpDel toLday, Wtheni Fumeo achieved at brilliant peifarnianco in the Stewards' Plate, 3vhieh, despite its great ie'ght, he wo easily. A. goad field turnedt out for the Grand Sefton Steepieechase, but ninny of them wore backward, andt( Shalker scored ...

... SPORTL1ING INTELLIGENU I ENGLISH SPORTING N~OTES. LONDON, SATURDAY.-We km-ve now meaclied a perio of Ireu Turf season1 when the deetness w~hich has prevailed for some weeks ean fairly be said to have ended. Not only does 'bbsW autumn cwampaign start in real earnest at Dcii' caster next week, hbat on every hand aer signs that a brisk time isin, tore, aud fromns~owuntil the ouxtauitfalls ftt ...

... SPORTuING INTELLIGENCE RAMEOURSE GIIT-GOIAT. FROM A SPECO.JAT CORRESPONDENT. Fortunately the Tsin that fell On .fonday was general, and -trainers from North end South alike were loud in their expressions of satisfaction, but we want a fortnight of it was inv&riably added. When Sir Michael ran third in the Woklinghsa Stakes, rid on the death of his owner,' mr. Fulton, passed into the hends ...

... FPO.RTINi 1IN [ELLIGEKNM ENGLISH SPORTING NOTES. LONDON -SATURDAY.-Monday racing has for years been vored a nuisance by the professionsin, and in arrang- ing the fixture list for the present eason the stewards of the Jockey Club left blanks for the first working day of the week in most cses. In the desire to give general satinfac- tion the authorities were bound to cause grumbling in some ...

... Si)ORTIN (i INTELLIGEN| I FO)RETELLER'S NOTES. SPECIAL 'TELEGRAM. 1gECh. 'iS).AT NIHT - With flhe teeing ?? N:nghltn Me-ninh was brought to a al.i~V do', aLternoon. The business of the sll e cant i'ed to thre Midlands, and most a. hos'e' a- tingitl wil xtend their -, ?? lA'Cl'Meetintg. LaI¶(- fiels aeb- - il bee'fp'oa cizusaty. To-muorrowr the, ; - nd4 A la-ia. oaer-~i aata MdameRachel. ...

... SPORTING INTEILIGENCE | RACECOURSE CHIT-CHAt PROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT. To the majority ot Southerners the title of Royal Cale- donian Hunt and Western Meeting is a mystery, the suggestion one usually hears in Englond being-' Why not call it 'Ayr Races,' and have done with it? So an ex- planiation in brief of the rather complex state of affoirs that obtain may prove of interest. The ...

... SPORTIN(i INTELLIGEN:IC ILACECOUIISE CII1IT-Ci JAT. FROM A SPECIAL COP 1RESPONDENT. NO 'T~iRAfWEDNESDAY We had another, foggy, rniny ?? -at Nortirghirpe shi-li inns ai pity, because the cart cn'naiinec all the e'mri-aito ci: ?? sport, hut it in satisfacetory -to tensw rfst rae i-tenet, tchars-d so f-rllsg- off so concrared with la~st yea:, anti the toot of the atteadosice h'aag so large ...