... DONOASTERT SBFTB1MBER MEETING. PROoGRAMMER FOR THIS DAY, 2,0.-.Tic FITZOW5L5AAM STAKEa Of 5 sor e cash, with 200 added twovyear-sicia 7st 7th, three Oat t1b foter five, and cspwards ?? 91 b: m and g allowd 3ib; witnne to a, cold for 1,000 oove, if for 800asilotred 7114, if far 600 aillowed 101b, and if far 300 161b. Three.qflarters of amcils, etreight. age Stile ?? lb) Lucerne (RO0O soav) , I ...

... RACING NOTES, The York meeting was concluded this afternoon, the fine weather wiheb favoured the two previous days being continued to the end. The attendance was not very large, but the sport proved fairly interesting. The odds of 2 to I laid on Rlversdale in the Great Yorkshire Staies were very easily bowled over by Gay Hermit, who started at the remusnerative price of 9 to 2, The Bard ...

... KENIPTON PARE RACES; ENeRIES FOR TEIE TEDDINOTTON TwO.rE;ARE.0OD PLATE. Bashful Tit-bit (100) F h Plermit-Sylva Ci by Peiegrluo-Rotany (100) (100) Qisebrafad T100) Daneo way (100) F by Blne Ruin - Fluctuation (100) Marlow (100) Caine (100) Baccy (100) Festive (100) ENTRIES For. TME . SSrPERTmO SEiljNr HANfiCjAp'. Iage st lbh ago st lb Rzollo ?? 4S 812 Riviera .. 3 7 8 Cumberlafld a 8 11t WIt . ...

... I ALureaionToN (at 10.45).-This day, January 5, Coppenball (at 11.15); Tharsday, 7, Dudnmaston ; Saturday, 9, Bell. nn, Tong. ATHERSrONE (at 11).-Wedaesday, January 7, Clifton; Friday, .8, 8inokington; Saturday, 9, Grendon Bridge. 13Z.AUJRoRT'S, Dorm osF (at 11).-This day, January 5, Lower Woods: Wednesday, 6, Black Horse, Chserhill; Friday, 8, Long. tree Barn; Saturday, 9; Roebuck Inn, ...

... I I LEICESTER RACES. -YwrSTawAr, Beautiful weathier prevailedl at Leiceater onl thle ?? dey of te met~n. Tu sn luingthegreacr artof thle after- noonebbng ort wih te billanc ofeary sring, while tile atmophee ws bigh an ?? attendlance in serydepatmet shweda grat mproemet oh tlhatof tile preiou dy, sS s he iels ar he lifarntevents were of averge trtisgh, ?? ws againl provided. An OPEN Sss.NI~sr ...

... I DONCASTER HUNT MEETING. PROGRAMME1 FOR THIS DAY. A SELLINO OPEN HURDLE RACE PLATE of 50 sOVY ; four-year- olde I1st 4ib, fve 12st, six and aged 12st 41b; winner to be sold for 100 sore if for 50 allowed 11; maidens allowed 41b. About two milesovrode, tor Caroii South Sea, aged (100) Priscilla, 6 yes (o0) Sacrlstair, 6 yrs [50) Alec, age(100) St. Genevieve, 4 yrs 150) A Se~ireo ?? RACE PLATE' ...

... NEWMARKET CHAMPION CO(URSING LIEETING.-YESTERDAY. ?? in mind the comparative failure of Tuesday, the stewards did not lay out a very lengthy programme for yester- day, the order being once through the card and a second time throush the Champion Stakes, giving a moderate total of twenty- nine courses but even this programme could not quite be carried out, although at one time it seemed as if ...

... I I WARWVICK ANT) LEAMINGTON MEETIp'# PtOGRItAMAMI FOR TllS DAVY A SPeT.nzsso RltitsLE 1151; of 5 sovs cachi, witsh 6 addet. four-year-olids lIst, five and upwards list 10]h; nisner to hle ?? for l00 sovs, if for 60 al'lowed 101.b About two vcice, ov0cr ei hurdles, ileawrtlseors, a(0slovs) Ceoree llanstleld, a lienelert, 6 yrs (j Young Dskes, a (50) (90) ]'en.m5, .93(0) Tlie VA'IeICK sr f1 7 ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE, I EIBJURY CLUB MEETING. ' ?? CG1OAMM1iGRAM FOR TfHIS DAY, The ?? STAcES (Handiclap) of 10 seys eaohb witb 150 added; winners extra; certain allowances. Last nstle asd a ag HDi age a l~b Merry Duaboss . 4 13 B Q.c. ?? . 3 11 2 Brosteuno (Sib pa) 6 12 13 ?? Lls. . 6 11 0 W aartalh ,, 4 12 11 Ouslet,. . 6 11 0 Nntils W .. 6 12 10 Jingling Joknile 4 11 0 Jleaulles, 3 12 1 ...

... IWORCESTER . AT1iErTi SnoTTs.-Yesterday the Worcester Bicycle Club held fur the first time en athletic meeting on the grounds at Barhourne. The rain of the morning made the track heavy, and also limited the attendance, Prices to-the anmount of £670. were offered, and drew 'tneiber some two hundred competitors, the- results being as follow :-120 yards handicap, in eighlt heats. W. Welsh, Hallow ...

... j st ASSOCIATIONRULES. THE ASSOCIATION 'CHALLENGE CUP. The first rounnd in the competitionl for the Football -soi ?? had tobecomsplctedon Saturday, and ~sthe great majority of clubs having deferred the Playing of 'their ties until the last possible date, an unusually large number of matches were decided in various parms of the country on Satur- ne day afternoon. Btoat prominent of all the ...

... SATURDAY'S FOOTBALL, ASSOCIATIONRULES, NOTTS CUP.-FricAlf Tog;. FOREST V. RANGERs.-i'iayed at the Castle Club ground, bufrrs 2,000 spsctaterdl, in a storm of msinui and rainD. Three minutes from tilee start thle Forest, with thle wind in their teeth, scored, Dlinkis adsninisterifilg tiles final tassels Crossing over fin a minority of one tiles Rangers fought gamely. Tule Forenoers snore ...