SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

"Ths Grey Mare still the better Horse,"
MOST EXTRAORDINARY TROTTING ON
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MOST EXTRAORDINARY TROTTING ON
.st RECORD!


Beacon Course, Ho5okan, N. j., opposite New
York City: Wednesday. July IL, lS43


Purse 5000, with $50 to the second best horse.


The trotters to 60 under the saddle, carving


catch weight; the PAGERS to go in harness, and


their drivers weight l45 lbs. each. Mile


heats, best 3 in 5.


David Bryan's gr. m. Lady Suffolk, by Engineer
(trotter,) l43 lbs. Albert Conklin fill
Mr.. Pettis' ch. g. Beppo (tro:ter,) l35 lbs. John
Spicer. 9 Q
Mrs ch. g. Oneida Chief (pacor), l45bs.
Hiram Woodruff. 3


Time 2:2ea-2.27--2:a7.


Match betoeen Esop ana Prince Azbert.-We
Learn that match for $1,000 side, four mile
heats, has been concluded between


Ch. h. Esop, by Imp. Priam, out of Trumpetta
by Mons. Tonson, yrs.


'Ch. h. Prince Albert, by Imp. Margrave, out of


Eutaw's dam by Sir Charles, yrs.
To come off over the Newmarket Course, Peters.
burg. Va, on the first day Of the ensuing Fall
Meeting. = = .las


Fashion, accompanied by Yamacraw, her half
brother, and Caliph, (another 3 yr. old) by Imp.
Emancipation, out of Jemima Wilkinson, by Sir
Archy, are to be sent to Mr.. Laird's, from their
owners stable, on Monday next, to go into active
training. Caliph is bright bay, without white,
l6 hands high, and very like his sire. Yama.
craw, the own brother TO Mariner, is chesnut,
with star, and white hind feet. Fashion is in
robust health, and never looked better.


Harana Races.-We learn that Mr.. Garrison
has returned to his residence at Norfolk, Va. hav-
ing given up the Valdes Course. 1t will hereaf-
ter be under the control of Count Stantavenia and
Mr.. Richard Ten Brock, of this city, who will
not only pay the purses offered at the late meet
ing, but hang up still larger ones in gold at the
stand at the next meeting, which will probably
take place between the Fall and Spring races at
New Orleans.


Extraordinary Eeat.-On the 18th Of August
1882, to decide wager of 5Ol., between Mr..
Cooper and Mr.. Brewer Of Stamford, the latter
gentleman's horse Laborer, ran twenty times
round the race ground (exactly one mie) at Pres.
ton, in ffty-four minutes.


On Friday se'nnight, Mr.. J. Scott, of the vii
lage OF Askham, near Lowther.castle in the riv.
er Lowther, at place called Sack Wath, near
w Whalenor, on the estate of the Earl of Lonsdale
killed fresh-waer trout, with the worm, which h
weighed the most astonishing weight Of lib. lOoz.


1t is said that Buckingham, the lecturer, lost,
$4,000 of his earnings in the United States by