The Sun.
London, England, 1852-08-26 00:00:00

• SPORTING NOTES.
No,
THE PAST RACING OF THE WEEK.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.
Irt,—The rita,iog of the lost three or four clays has
feculiaritics attached to it which require notice,
as mare or less rtiyetiog what is yet to come.
The Tsuoton Stakes at Taunton on Monday were
,„7,0',0 e-relusion, it was thought, for Madame
ilnar,on Or Sleepin," Partner ; the consequence was
that u. A'cw Odlh2ra wets the only ono sent to
lace tuple, the refit being frights away. He
went for a purpose, for, after a good race, he won very
cleverly : another specimen of the glorious uncertainty
of turf certaiutier.
Of the racing a: Radcliffe the runnir of Exact is a
protnincnt feature; on the first day winning the Two
ars oht Stakes easily by two lengths, beatieg, among
t)til(rs, Broughton-02e horse of dubious pedigree—who
could not live the puce. Yesterday she won the Bury
pure. almost as eAily as the preceding race, fr)rn Au-
s the only cliffe-cm° being that the race was drawn
little finer,
n(l42'ionday Little Davie ins the Wiltnn Cup by
a --,"14"1 among others, Lerrywhent. Yesterday
tanimal wits ttst, Manchester Cup
Clever y, heating Mary Nobbltr (who heat him in the
furtn" 'Lice) ca,ilv; Mary No:bier running second in
the
Wilton end third in the Mancise,ter Cap. This
att,t'i4"l of 0 tb.trne'a (Little Davie) will be a very useful
ko.tne of tilt, small autumnal handicaps; but as
his race for the Wilton Cup, when there was only a neck
between biro and Mary Nolab'er, and the same between
11)1! sre L9rrywhent, who carried 6st 91b to Little
o it's 6:,t, it is evident that Lerrywhent is three or
Itr,Pclunds better than Little lle.vie.
races seem to have been the order of the day at
Leugh L'awn having had great difficulty in
hcenlDg the Stewards' Cup from Barbata, and only by a
.ead.
tiAnduloon. previous to his defeat by Exact, had won
e Heaton Park Stakes with the most luxurious ease
huen
t" lengths; being an additional certificate of excel-
ce in Exact.
The Eo.c,
the ~n..na Races have furnished one great fact in
notj,erY easy victory of Frantic for the Queen's Plate
Auhin "tng having had a chance with him from end to (ad
1. double nearly all the way, and, had his jockey
vu, could have gone in alone; and yet he beat some
ereditalde platers in the shape of Dame Tattle, Sanita,
awl Butterfl
ueTrsouhierulti,ite lntilyor nasee,de Stakes were won by Azad, a very
who will be heard of satisfactorily in
414 Of the small races at the Newmarket October
raeeting.
M
' 13ilberrY. receiving 381bs for theyear from Hesse n-
tour
Only just managed to win by a very short length;
bee, conc(cling to Constantine 241bs for the year,
Shag him cleverly for second place.
b,As I anticipated, Aaron Smith on the Tradesmen's
sate at Derby yesterday; but I did not at all anticipate
B„ing,Weathergago in the second place; and, like
%V:a fly iu the amber, wonder how the devil he got
wiThat there was some great mistake made in the trials
.ohttbette. some time ago is now quite clear; for, what
and die
her out a good animal after the first ordeal,
and ad one after the second, she comes out yesterday
Poses the
a field of four, all of whom I had, on the
to strength of the aforesaid trial, supposed to be superior
r • This running has undeceived me on that point.
inli
Wsitfine race in for the Grand Stand Plate, between the
isvat,eptY Don Carlos, and Carinetta, terminated in
Other of the first-named by a short half-leng
/t th; the
r. two made a dead heat of it for second.
0_
tlBmy intention to publish to-morrow a small budge
*(4r.ger news.—l am, Sir, yours, &c.,
26. THE SPIRIT OF THE TURF.