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FIRST DAY, DEC. 2l.- OGLETHo1PE OoURsR,
GEo.-Ihe tall racing over this Course commen need
TO- day. with two mile race In which there were three
entries, viz Mr. McAlpins b. Eutaw, Mr.. Robertson'u
attend fhetur but learn from those who did that Eutaw
had il all his own way, and both heats with ease
time, lst heat. $50; second, not kept.


SECOND DAY. 9th ult Notwithstanding the unpronis
ing weather with which the day opened, about twelve
o'clock II cleared Of, and there fair attendance
the course yesterday. The race exciting one
Crocket the avorite but the others hsd their friends
particularly Vincent N0le who made beautiful con.
first heat and in the seconS took the running to himself


and caused stretch himself in order to main
tain his position in the lead Chatham distanced the
first heat The following is the result:


Mr.. McAlpin's b. b. Crocket, -


Mr.; Robertson's h. Vincent Nolte, . dis


F.W. LstinsHs,c. - 8 2


Mr.. Chisolm's b. h. Chatham, ds


Time, LIST heat, 4m-2d, Am. 3s.


The Pinevie, S. c. races commence on the 2lst inst


THE GREAT RACE OVER THE MErAnrE Counsr-The
New Orleans papers Of the 34th ult state to-day the
great sweepstakss 900 each four miles heats
on over the Metaire Course There are i've entries
Peytona, Blue Dick Midas, Run and Pat Gallwey The
event has txccd intense interest in the sporpr world
account ofthe meeting the two cracks Peytena
and Blue Dick. The horses ell said be ne con-
don. and we may therefore expect brilliant race Al
though the two champions have hosts of friends alike
'ent Of winning, there who fancy neither Of
them bound win The other hr &c horses are not to
be "sneezed at.n


MONTGOMERY RAcEs.-We have seen q report of the
hrst two days races at Montgomery, Alb. Mr.. Myers
won play pay colt stake the 10th inst beating two
s:57.


The GREAT FEAr.-The feat of running one mile in n
circle Of AZ feet in diameter in minutes and haf
was run for wager Of 500 by Mr. John Smith, Of the
Amphitheatre, on Monday night, and won with great