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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

WARWICK SPRING RACES—TB Erasimi.

♦ HAIIIICAT HURDLI MACK of 5 nova, mob, with 30
added ; winners to carry 71b extra ; the second to save his
stake. Two miles, over five (lights of hurdles. (37 subs.)
Captain (bridle's The Dane, by Jericho, 6 yrs. list
(W-. White; 1
Mr. W. Barnett's Waterford, let 71b In. 71b extra)
10. Stevens, I
Yr. T. Daus Evelyn, vied. Oat 41b Kendall) 3
Betting: Even on IN aWrford, 5 to 2 apt Evelyn, and 3
to 1 eget The Dane. The favourite was the first off, fol-
lowed by Evelyn and The hone, in the order we have
given them, in which way they cleared the hurdles in front
of the stand. Going up the bill Stevens made use of his
favourable weight, and increased his lead to upwards of six
lengths, the others following on together. Entering the
Swan meadows The Dane began to draw forward, and on
reaching the lower rested bad reached the favourite, at
whose girths he remained until the last hurdles were weed.
H. then went in advance, and won in a canter by ten
lengths. The others walked in.
• YELLOW RAO& of 5 sous. each, with 25 added ; weight
for age; winners eaten. With selling allowances. }lre
furlongs. (5 subs.)
Yr. Byrne ch f Vats, by Loop Owen, 3 yes ,301.:, 74.31 b

E,..ft;ylor 1
liaron Iriere's Grenadier, 11 yrs (201. , 7st Wb H Griushaw)
Captain W bite's eh 1, by Wintlischigrate—Marietta. 2 yrs
ito Sat Sib
Mr. Wtoreas's Bonny Lass, 4 yn(2ol.),Set I.lb(eatried
.

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(Payne) 4
Mr. Brown's Mermaid, S yrs (ME), 7st Mb....(W. Bottom) 6
Betting : 2to 1 apt Marietta filly, 4to 1 each apt Yafa
and Mermaid. On the falling of the flag, Grenadier jumped
awes with a clear lead, waited upon by the favourites Yafa
mid Mermaid. At the distance Mermaid dropped away
beaten, leaving the three in front to finish the race. At
the stood enclosure Yafa came with a rash, and 'WOO easily
by three lengths, two lengths separating the second and
third; Bonny Las was fourth, and Mermaid last.
Till GRAND ANNUAL STELPLECHAPIE (Handicap) of 80
son. each ; 10 ft. and sif declared ; winners extra. About
4 miles. (57 subs., 40 of whom paid 5 son. each.)
Mr. Cartwright's Penerth. by Venders, I ms, tat 711) ;ear.
Bet 911, (Mr. W. Neville) 1
Lord Co, entry's Obika, aged, gat nib (O. Stevens; 2
Mr. Francis's Tumbler, aged, het (Mr Wood) 3
Mr. Clotby's Jerusalem, aged. 11,t (Mr. Maw 4
Viscoant de Naosurs Huntsman, aged, list gib
lampin6
lard Stratlunore's Sir Charles, est gib ( (H.Kr. Mess gh)
es, 4
Mr. Cspel's Amnia, aged, lost 41h (Mr. Thomas) 7
Baron Nlviere's Cosmopolite, 6 yrs, Hit gib ..(W. White) 0
Betting : 5 to 4 apt Cosmopolite, 6 to 1 each apt Jiro-
mien Glass, and Penarth, 10 to 1 agst Aosta', 100 to 8
each apt Sir Charles, Tumbler, and Huntsman.
At starting Penarth, in company with Tumbler, Amtrak
Huntsman, and Cosmopolite made the running, the others
lying away several lengths. In this order they ran to the
fence into the winning field, and down to the water jump,
which Aosta cleared slightly in advance at Tumbler, who
took it to the right, and Huntsman on her left • Penarth
being fourth, Cosmopolite next ; then came Jerusalem and
Gbika side by side, Sir Charles bringing up the rear a long
way astern. On reappearing in •i t Jerusalem was seen
I. possession of the lead, having for his immediate followers
Penartb. Huntsman, rtie, Tumbler, and (Mika ; Cosmo-
polite, without his rider, being the next, he having over-
iumPed himself at the fence at the foot of the hill and got
away. With little alteration they ran to the water the
second time, which the light weight Penarth got over first,
followed by Jerusalem, Tumbler , Huntsman, Anatis,
and Gbika ; Sir Charles, out-paced, still lying last. Going
up the hill Jerusalem joined followed by Tumbler,
Montanan, and Ghika, the race from this point being con-
fined to these oamed. Oo rounding the turn into the
Star enclosure., Jerusalem fell back beaten, and was Inner
diately pared by Mika and the Tumbler, who waited
pm Mr. (het ht's hone to the last light of hurdles at
We distance, which Mika cleared in advance ; a good nos
home then ensued with the three placed, Penarth winning
at last cleverly by two lengths, a length separating the se-
cond and third • :Jerusalem finished fourth, Huntamaa fifth;
Sir Charles sixth ; Artie, who pulled up and walked,
was seveoth. _

A HANDICAP IhTZPLICHAIII, 01 5 ion, each, with 60
added; winners extra; two miles of the Steeplechase
muse. (13sobe.)
Mr. W. Holman's Bantam, by Woolwich, 5 yrs, pet 51b,
Lily. W. Seville) I
Kr. Byrne Topry, aged lost Bb 'Kendall)
Mr. B. Land's Betas, 4ye net Mb Land)
Mr. Donaldson's TM Premier, agent, est 111 b.... (Owner) 4
Betting : 7to 4 agst Premier, sto 2 agst Bastaio, 3to 1
apt Brine. The ' ' with Brine, started in front,
Bantam lying third, and Topsy last, in whieh order they
ran to the water jump in trout of the stand, which they
all cleared without • mistake. The Premier, having a slight
advautage oe lauding, increased his lead going up the lull,
Beater's being second, Brine third, and Topsy next. Little
or sodtarstisa orearrad in the order of running until near-
lag the T. Y. old starting poet, where Brine rave way to
Topsy. Shortly after Bantam rushed to the hoot, and took
a commanding lead, Topsy going on second, and Brine third,
the Premier dropping into the rear beaten of. Bantam
was sever after approached and won bands down by &down
lengths, Brine a bad third ; Premier walked in.

A Scbrarir HANDICAP of 10 *ors. each, h ft. Gentlemen
Mies • professionals to carry 71b extra. Three quarters of
a mile: (6 subs.)
Mr. Darbm's Prince of Orange, by Van Tromp, aged.
lest ere (Mr. Edwards; 1
Baron MMus's Palansan, S yrs, 9st 10Ib. ,Mr. W. Seville) 2
Mr. Onllleer's MW Kleanor, 6 yrs 10Ib (Mr. Thomas) S
Mr. Byrne Callban, S yn, let 211, (Inc. 71b extra) (Kendall) 4
Mr C. Yordannt's Cares, 6 yrs. est 10Ib (Mr. Wood) 6
Betting: 8 to 4 aget Prince of Orange, 5 to 2 apt Mies
Eleanor. Calibre cut out the work, waited upon by MIS
Eleanor and the favourite into the straight, where the latter
took up the running, and woo in a caster by five lengths.
I Pala/man, who persevered to the end, pained °alibis at the
stand, and obtained • 'dentine by two leregthe, Odes last.
Tue Hun Clll 81131:PLECHARZ of 100 SM., by sutecrip-
tics of 10 boys. each, list 71b each ; winner, extra. ,To be
ridden by gentlemen. About 3 miles of the Steeplechase
Connie. (14 sold)
Mr. HATROntr• Balsarine, by Flatcatcher, 8 yrs, lilt 7lb
.Mr. Wood)
Mr. Cartirright's Monmouthshire, aged, 12st (In. 7lb eL)
(Mr. W. )tevl(le)
Mr. W. Jones's CUR Plgeoa, aged, list 7115..(Mr. Thomas)
Mr. Lacy's The l'nknown, aged, inc (12. Mex.) Mr. kiclo
Yr. Iladley's Archbishop, aged, lint 7lb ..(Mr. Davison)
Mr. Mordituot's Merlin, aged, 11st (Mr. K R. Ring)
Mr. Melville s Huntsman, mod, list .Ownerl
Mr. West's Lord Level, 044 114 rib ;Mr. Dickson,
Mr. 11arstand's Yiamingo, 6 yrs (Mr. Bank.)
Captain Knight's Wild Rake, aged, lid rib Ovnier,
Mr. Robertson's that*, aged. list 71b (Mr. Llogton)
Mr. H ll's Recorder, aged, ltst (In. 71b ez.; Melveley)
Mr. Angell's Bridegroom was weighed far by Mr. Ed-
wards, but did not get to the post in time to start.
Betting 5t04 on Bridegroom ;7 to 1 eget Monmouth-
shire ; 8 to 1 agst Batmen' ; 10 to I eget any other. After
the start 2to 1 was taken about Monmouthshire, 4 to 1
Pirate, and 6to 1 aged Balsarine. An excelleat dart was
effected. Basune immediately went to the [root, followed
by The Unknown, Pirate, Huntsmen, Monmouthshire, and
Merlin ; the nick, headed by Cliff Pigeon, lying six or
dime length, is their wake. Entering the Star enclosures
Mr. Cartwrdht's hone rushed past his horses, and in com-
psny with The Pirate drew several lengths in advance,
Bnlzanne being third, The Unknown fourth, and Merlin
fifth. In this order they an to the thorn fence into the
winning field, which the leading bones cleared without a
mistake ; but Merlin, lees fortunate, blundered at it, and
fell on lending, and we are sorry to record
broke Captain King's collar bold. The others got rattily
over, and followed on to the water jump in front of the
stand, which Monmouthshire took in advance ; lid:arise
Wog second, Pinta third, Unknown fourth, Will Rake
fifth, and Cliff Pigeon sloth ; the others being close up.
After passing up the bill, and entering the Swan meadows,
little or no alteration in the runniug occurred, but on round-
ing the turn into the Star enclosures The Pirate was passed
by Cliff Pigeon and Wild Rake, and to the latter and the
Indio( beradthe mob wee entirely confined. At thedistance
Baharuie went up to Moemouthshire, and in a few strides
obtained • clear Load, which he held to the end, and woo
by a length and • hid ; a bed third ; The Unknown was
fourth • and Wild Rake fifth ; Pirate trotted in sixth ;
The Recorder seventh ; and The Huntsman, who was out-
eighth. The ethers MIN to grief the dof dim side
the conres, and did net pod the poet.