The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-04-01 00:00:00

ILIDDLESWOITZ.
10 to 1 agst Acuson
12 to 1 sgst Spermaceti
18 to 1 agst Blue Stockings
BY.

14 to 1 agst Parisot
10 to 1 apt Legacy
20 to 1 apt Spertesesti

1i to 1 apt Walt:
13 to 1 apt Pastime

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.tota.
28 to 1 apt Brigand
40 to 15 apt Toss
1000 to 20 apt Purity
4000 to 40 apt Crowcatchee
(taken).

DONCASTER HUNT RACES, 1625.
TUESDAY, MARCH 29.
The Silva Cup, value 50 soy. given by G.S. Foijambe, Esq. for
horses, /cr. not thoroughbred ; to he rode by, and be the bona
"de property of farmers residing within the Sandbeck country-3
yrs 9st. 161 b. ; 4 yrs 10st. 91b. ; 3 yrs list. 41b. ; 6 yrs sod aged.
12st-2 miles.
Mr. Dyon's b. h. by Guildford, 8 yrs - . 1
Mr. Brockfield's ch. h. Chance, 5 yes . - . it
Mr. Glossop's be. h. by Golumpus, 4 yes . . - 3
Mr. J. Horneastle's b. h. Charley, by Teesdale, 6 yrs - 4
Mi. Draper's br. m. by Arndt', aged
Mr. J. Boomer's br. h. Climb-bank, aged . . . 6
Me: J. Foster's br. f. Gipsy, by Cervantes, 3 yrs . . •
Three drawn.
A well-contested race between the winner and Chance. Gipsy
came to the post, but was disqualified in consequence of the rider
not being a farmer. The owner of Charley having, by mistake, en.
tered him as ins eitl. (being only 5 yrs old), he carried 101 b. more
than his years.
The Union Stakes of 7 sova. each. with l 0 added by the town, for
horse', &t. 410( thoroughbred, that Dent won before the day of
naming, and that have been regularly hunted with either the
Sandbeck, Badsworth, or Renishaw hounds—to be rode by gen.
demen memberi of a fox-hunting or racing club —.3 yrs lost. ;
4 yrs llst. ; 5 yrs I let. 91b. ; 6 yrs and aged, 12st.-2 miles. .
Mr. Long's b. h. champagne, by Sir 6 yea .
Sir G. Sitwell's b. h. Purl, by Gross, aged - .
Carhain Elmsall's b. b. Stride, by Stavely, aged - 3
Mr. Foljambe's ch. h. by Cervantes, aged - - . 4
An excellent race—run in 4 nun. 16 see.
The Sandbeck Hunt Stakes of 8 son. each, with 10 added by the
town, for hones, tte. not thoroughbred, that never won before
the day of naming, and that have been hunted at least four
thues this season *nit the Earl of Scarborough's hounds. Gen.
dem= riders. 3 yrs lOst. 4 yrs l hi. ' • 6 yrs llst. 91b. ; 6 yrs.
' 12st. • and aged, 12st. 21b. Heats, St. Leger course.
Mr. B. Boomer's b. h. George, aged (Mr. R. Ha)wood) 6 1 1
Mr. Wheat's b. h. Maltby Lass by Teaxer, aged - 3 3 3
Mr. Clarke's ch. h. Forester, by Equator, 4 yea . . 1 4 di.
Mr. Foster's be. in. Diana, by Kexby, S yrs . 3dr.
Mr. Boulton's b. f. Fanny, by Toby, 4 yrs • 4 Er 0
Mr. Pulley's oh. h. by M hitelock, 4 yrs - • . • 414.
Mr. (1. Fox's b. h. Greybeard, by Cervantes, 4 yrs - • •
Three drawn-31r. Fox's Greybeard came Si, first for the int
heat, but the Stewards decided that he should not be allowed to
start the second time, on account of his being thoroughbred, not.
withstanding which he started for the second heat after the other
horses had gone 50 yards. and came in third ; he ran also for the
last heat, and came in third.

A Handicap Sweepstakes, with 26 sovs. added by 0. S. Filjambe.
Esq., for beaten horses.—Two miles.
AIL Brookfield's cb. h. Vbanoi, 5 yrs flat. . . . 1
Mr. Cikseeop's br. h. by Golumina, 5 yrs. I Ist. • . 2
A severe race, but won cleverly.