The Sun.
London, England, 1855-06-27 00:00:00

FOR.

Orkney
St. Vincent
Farnham
Forester
Lanesborongh
Cardigan
Bradford

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE RACES.
TUESDAY.
The Trial Stakes. T.Y.C.

Hospodar... ......
Fanny Bingham.

- Five ran. Won by three lengths.
The North Derby. Once round.
Rotherham
Dame Judith
Hanover

Seven ran. Won by a neck.
The Tyro Stakes. T.Y.C.

Van Galen
Hebe

Six ran. Won by a length.
The Members' Plate. One mile and a quarter.
St. Andrew
CardFharper
Caliph

Fifteen ran. Won by a neck.
The Selling Stakes. One mile.

Outcast
Haxby .

Five ran. Won by a head.

ROYAL THAMES YACHT CLUB.

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Yesterday a sailing match took place on the Thames
between three schooners belonging to this club. The
weather was fair, and the regatta proved attractive to a
large company, who embarked at London•bridge at nine
o'clock on board the steam-packet Prince of Wales, ex-
pressly engaged for the occasion. On reaching Graves-
end the regatta commenced, the schooners, of which a
list is subjoined, starting from a flag-boat opposite that
place at about six minutes before noon :
Names. Tonnage. Owners.
Shark
Mayfly ll4 ......... Mr. G. P. Bidder.
Wildfire _
The Dawn, belonging to Mr. Broadwood, was entered,
but did not start. The Alayfl3i canted sound in good style
and was the smartest in setting sail. The Shark fol-
lowed in close proximity, and the Wildfire was a bad
third. In the Lower Hope the Shark shot ahead of her
competitor, and kept the !lead throughout. The yachts
rounded the Mouse Light in the following order :
Shark 2h. 25w.
.
Mayfly
Wildfire
On the return voyage, so to speak, the Mayfly, during a
temporary lull, gained slightly on the Shark, but never
so much as to create a doubt of the result. The vessels
reached the goal off Gravesend in the following order :
Shark
Mayfly
Wildfire
The prize, a splendid cup, worth 100 guineas, wasac-
cordingly presented to Mar. Curling by Vice Commodore
R. Green, who congratulated that gentleman on the
.. s
fact that he, so young a member of this club, bad by his
excellent seamanship achieved so signal a victory.tean3 oir.
packet
Curling responded in a neat speech, and the
then returned to London-bridge, where she asrrive_clesradfeAly.
at about half-past 9 o'clock. In the absence of L
at the regatta.'
Paget, Vice-Commodore Green presided
Among the company we observed Lordel. Parker, pCap-
Sir R. Carnac, Mr. Glatistanes,
tains Wheeler (the treasurer), Sotitham ton,
The fine band
Clowes, Mr. J. Wean!' Air. Warrell, &c.
tion of Mr. T t ' Blue, under the able direc
Moore, and Primble, Mr.
of the Royal Horse Guards
Tut ton p a
Mr. J. Watts did the
the delight of the company.
1 yed throughout the day, much to
honours of the refreshment department, all the arrange-
mentse
of which were excellent. Seldom has a more
agreeable day been spent on the bosom of Old Father
Thames.

RACING FIXTURES FOR 1855.
JULY.

Newmarket
Carlisle
Worcester 5
Lancaster
Liverpool ll
Odiham l3
Stamford l7
Nottingham l9

Abingdon l9
Marlborough 24
Chelmsford 24
Ludlow 24
Knutsford .25
Teignbridge 3O
Goodwood 31

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