Sporting Intelligence.
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The HuRpLE RAcrs on THE BEACON Coupsr-These
E0s 70 on ma as on THURSDAY or Friday next
which are entered Three others from this neighbor.
hood are also entered so that good sport may be
anticipated dIneren from any that has taken place In
this neghborhood all the animals being well trained for
this description Of race


Foor AND HuHDL, RAcEs-The following came off nj,
Wednesday last near Montreal and attracted an unus
ally large concourse of persons The weather was ex
tremey fine. The first race Of three miles was won by
the American Deer; four others started Desroches (the
late winner Of the four miles snow shoe race) Thoma.
Arnold, OF the Sad Regiment, Narcisse the winner Of
the three mile August last and ~ tbe
of Pierre Hap,n called the Canadian Deer whose
name was not advertised he having entered ONLY on the
previous night They startad about o'clock Jack.
son TOOK the lead closely followed by Narcsse and the
Canadian Deer who gradually left the others at the end
OF the first mile Jackson about 40 yards In advance
and he latter about the same distance before
harpln Arnold gave mp before coming to the end Of
the hrst mile and Desroches abandoned it at the end OF
the me 80 that the race was between Jackson Narcse
ana harpin AT the end Of the second mile Narcis 10
gained so much upon Jackson he came up with him
out when opposite the stand he also resigned the
test Jackson continued until the end of the three
miles, which he accomplished in about ION. l5s


The Hurdle Race next Four started George
seward, Edward LaMontsgne. Esq, -, Esq, and Ser.
~ admirable order the whole of IN cleared the bur
aes Soi i9uT eet high in splendid style especially Sc
WE'RE ana nsarx Up to the third hurdle they
gradually gained ground till the fifth hurdle when Sc
war; shp2ea and fell leaving Mr. LaMon,agne
10 n,st Inc time was about 81 seconds which, for FIVE
hurdles OF four feet high at distance of obO va rs no
be considered first rate time s' '
Next came the great Of ten miles In which onv
JACKSON ana Gildersleeve started which was W on b.
jackson IN os minutes 90 seconds beating ldersIecvs
by few yards only.


sr. LOUIS RAcrs-These races commenced IN IN.
l4h inst The following the result of the two days
SPORT - 80 a"J'
Fiasr DAr.-Milton Morrisons c. C., 4 wears old. bv


Conner dam by Junius
D. C., g haansington's A., br Alice Grey, by Moscow,


Time, o. a.


pronf puYc I'm.


the purse. -


y. ~ llemngtons b. T. Mary Long, three years


oid ~ imported Trsnby. dam by Lady Pest by
n Z
Cnries ch. e. Rose dAlbret years old by


Admiral dam by imported Caprice bv Medley I Q


Time 2-i 58-l 50.


steosp L-Ior the Missouri sweepstake for three
year oids $500 each-Sl00 forfeit-pins subscribefs
s"o @ niie heats Two horses only were forthcoming
Ds,ysmin Ames 3. c. st. Louis, by Altorf dam


ieta, ny Jocksons Medley ..,......#..
EDWARD ohsckett 8 ch. Louisa Jordan, by import
=. Tims-3 6l-a 5l
