Sporting Intelligence.
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GREAT SPORT OVER THE BEACON COURSE, HOBO
KEN, To-DAy.-The Foot and Hurdle Race an
nounced to come off over this Course on the Sd and
9th inst, but was postponed in consequence of the
unfavorable state OF the weather, will positively
come off to-day, if the weather will at all permit
when doubt, the attendance will be greater than
ever, seeing that the proprietor has judicously
duced his terms of admission to the second stand,
it being now only fifty cents, instead of seventy
five cents


The first piece of sport announced to come of
the second best and 25 the third best To come of
at 81 o'clock For this the following entries have
been made:


nnersan nn asn1y pssr oar will as Jackson


liam Jackson who has g. Peter Hutcherson.


just arrived from Eng g. Igrace Katanchiate, the


gland for this race. Iroquois Indian
g. Long Mike. TO- Welch Bantam
T. Edward Chenny. H. c. Dermond.
s. VIM. Fowl. H. VIM. Barlow


Some doubt has been expressed that the "Ameri-
can Deer' would not go in this race, and that of the
ten mile race on Wednesday, but we are authorized
to say he will-provided no untoward event takes
pace-go for both, and will take them if possible =
Indeed, we do not know why 1t should be otherwise
seeing that il only be little training for the ten
mile race


The most recent betting was 100 TO 40 on the Ame-
rican Deer and Barlow against the field 100 TO GO
on Barlow against any other, taken pretty freely
even between Barlow and the American Deer ;
; TO against the Indian and 3 to against any
other.


This will be succeeded by


Hurdle Race for Purse of s4OO-siOO to the second
horse-thrd horse to receive back his entrance The
be II mile heats four hurdles of feet each to
the mile For this the following entries have been
made


Mr.. c. Ducheany, of Montreal, enters b. cd. Hops.


Barry Clark, from Santa Fe enters d &. cd. Snip.


Oscar Sweatand late from Fort Gibson enters ch cd
Niagara This horse is half.brother to Fashion)


A. Conover enters his horse.


In this, some good fun, as well as sport, is anci-
pated From the novelty of the sport little Is doing
respects betting Hops is the favore against the


field; but there one or two others of whom re-
port speaks favoraby it is freely taken The would
be knowing ones think that Mr.. A. Conover's horse
will take the hop out Of his opponents; and others
again think that the habrother of Fashion will give
a good account of himself and not disgrace his
blood


1t may be seen by the advertisement that accord
ing to recent law of the State of New Jersey, all
persons breaking fences, &C., are guilty of felony,
and may be treated accordingly 1t is understood
that the proprietors Of the Beacon Course intend to
enforce this law IN every instance where attempts
made to break in upon the track so that it may
be well for certain class OF vsiters to be on their
guard.


We are authorized to state that Major Champlin,
OF Rhode Island, who. II is stated. on Friday last
performed mile In stonlngtOn COnn, In the aston
ishing time of four minutes nineteen seconds can
be accommodated with customer for ST 600 to
10000, by application in this city, and further par
tlcnlars known and money posted, at Mr.. r. Smiths
Park Row.


The entries for the quarter Of a mile foot hurdle
race, and the TWO mile walking match to come of
on Wednesday next, after the great ten mile race,
close this evening at Mr.. r. Smiths, Park Row :
therefore, those who are desirous of so doing had
better take the opportunity at once.
DIAMOND CoURsE-Tuesday, June 2ith.-Jockey
Club Purse, $200-Three mile heats-Weigh ac-
cording to age.


r. G. Moores S. h. Sharatack: :............. 1
Jerome Whites b. by Monarch, .......... 3 dr.
scruggs Fanning's m. Gargleleat, ........ 2 ,
Time, 7:l4-6:25


Wednesday, June 25th.-Proprietors Purse, 500
Best three in five.


s. H. Robins b. f. Elizabeth Greathouse, .2lll
Heffngtons b. m. Myrth. ..................l Il %
Time, 2:00-2:l0-2.09-2:03
In consequence of the immense amount of rain
that had fallen lately the track very heavy, and
| few persons present.
| Mr. VAN LEER, the trainer of Peytona is in Mo-
bile. He informs us that he left the big mare 81
with the rest OF kirkman's stud, al Petersburg Va
and that she was In fine order. He confirms the
statement that Peytona was in bad order" when
she her last race at Camden, NJ and expresses
his convection that she will be found "not wanting
when called upon again.