Sporting Intelligence.
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BEACON COURSE, HoBoKEN Three interesting
days of sport-the hurdle race for match of $500.
between Hops and Livingston comes off to-day al A
o'cock also foot hurdle race in which there are
six entries, including George Seward and II. Hor-
ton, go onefourth of mile and leap twelve hur-
dies. In the former Hops the avorite at about five
to four Livingston may have the speed, but we
doubt much whether he has the spring for the leaps
Hops day or two since made leap Of upwards of
thiry-one feet clearing three feet six inch hurdle
in fine style. Six to four is offered on Geo Seward
in the quarter Of a mile race The latter will be
looked to with some interest both pieces of sport
WILL doubt, attract pretty good crowd to witness
them. They will be well worth seeing


TRoTrrNG, CAMBRIDGE "A purse given on the 24,b
Of 600, mile heats, best three in five in harness
came offas above, for which the following four cele.
hrafed horeea starred