The Sun.
London, England, 1837-11-25 00:00:00

SECOND SPRING MEETING, 183 8.

TUESDAY.
MateL
Duke 150, h. ft.—Lord Chesterfield's Edgar, 9st, asst the
°f Ad's Hooghley, ist.

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SECOND OCTOBER MEETING, 1838.
211,c ,h FRIDAT.
Greville,, SOO, h. ft —Lord Suffield's Caravan, Bst. 121 b, apt Mr.
Match' Mango, Bst, 51b. Ab. M.
Greyill ' 200, h. ft —Lord Suffield's Bamboo, Bst. 71b., agst Mr.
°Vrey, 7st. 111 b. 1). M.

NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING, 1840.
Mato THURSDAY.
at. 1,000, li, ft.—Lord Chesterfield's filly by Prism, out, of
eae•• "'Oa, against Mr. Thornhill's Sister to lfgeria, Bst. /lb.
1131.

O RACING IN SIBERIA.
Up
hos-. 'A"K, 15.—:.-On the first day of this month some
'e races were held in the vicinity of this city, which de-
86;f. ve to occupy the attention of amateurs of this description
sport. The race-course was three versts round (about two
E'lglish miles), and to gain the prize it was necessary to gal-
lop,, six times round the course. Each horse was to be saddled
e; mounted
d bridled according to the fashion of Cossack horses, and to
I:ounted by his owner, no notice being taken of weight.
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first horsemen of the Oural and Kirgiss Cossacks were the
thestirto dash into the bourse, uttering savage cries, and waving
bl enormous knotted whips over their heads. The famous
4c4 horse of the Cossack Burcze Czugrumiew, that carried
ZjiaY all the prizes last year, did the l 8 versts (12 English
es) "ia minutes. He took the lead at starting, and at
Z.lterY successive round he distanced his competitors more and
efe• None of the beaten horses, however, gave in to the
1,,
'`• The prize for this race was 5 000 paper rubles (2001.) 0
The second race was Iptween the Kirgiss Kaisak riders of
mtir4lsk, and the Kirgiss Kaisaks Bekezezewsk. Eight of
s'em dashed into the arena, and the prize was carried off by
tan Kudan Urmanow, who galloped over the 18 versts in
3„'T minutes. The prise for this race was the same as for the
rr'„coding.
tZeveral Russian noblemen had travelled a considerable dis-
t',_e to be present at these races, for the horses of the steppes
Oural are locked upon, here at least, as the most vigo-
A" ?f the whole universe, surpassing even those of Persia and
4"d Pr' General Perowski, the Commandant of Orcmburg,
or Ince Kutusow, were both desirous of buying the horse
rub7urcze Czugrumiew, and offered him as much as 20,000
al is (8001.), but the Cossac'k's reply was, that death alone
separree him from his friend and faithful copanion, and
e Would not exchange him for all the richest in the world.

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
Tiller Majesty's Sta. Hounds meet on- Tuesday at Cresiow
ThAlaY, at 11
bake ofill. Bieeas—ufort.'s Hounds on, Tuesday at Badminton Bath
11!
‘Thursday at Hullavington ; Saturday, at The Lawn.
parnaboe
r6our,rhey. and Kent Stag Hounds on Tuesday at the George,
atthe
Ilalf-Moon, at Godstone.
day, ' Radeliffe's Hounds on Monday at Market Cell ; Wednes-
dayat Chilwick B hlf pa.t 10.
leai3righton Harriersur— on l londay at Patcham ; Wednesday, at
cot;rse • Friday, at the Dyke-11.
at -rci Ilrookside Harriers on Monday at Newmarket Hill ; Friday,
Ti,:e:3l"ba Tye—half-past 10.
Thiirsda-_,alham Hounds on Monday at Squirrels, Stockbury ;
Mr. th at Norton Court—half-past 10.
Ptolea. usilington's Hounds on Tuesday at Mackmado ; Friday, at
'Taro Lodge-11.
at c•oru Fortuma• n's Hounds on Monday at East. }tower Hill ; Friday,
-
ck
Air ° ".
ley ure's Hounds on Monday it Euston ; Thursday, at Trund-
ala. °cdalf-past 10.
ter andler's Hounds on Tucsday at Hagley ; Friday, at Shat-
irl--„ltalf- past 10.
Shat-
at 0,;e12-I.erefordshire Hounds on Tuesday at the Kennel ; Friday,
ritigton-10.
t. hill', Hounds on Tuesday at the sth mile-stone on the
Airoureb Road ; Saturday, at Twemlows—half-past 10.
tees 8- Omen's Hounds on Monday at Longden Common ; Wed-
?.lY, at Pitchford ; Friday, at Nesscliff—half-past 10.
it qtr • Boughey's Hounds on Monday at Sugnall ; Wednesday,
IC`,notOwall Gate, Trentham; Friday, at New Inn, Rudge
Zrl--hat' past 10.
it„t_• Leche's Hounds on Monday at Hendley ; Wednesday, at
smithy; Friday, at Worthentair y—half-past 10.
11,,, le Hastings' and 'St. Leonard's Hartiers on Monday at Ivy
; \Vednesday, at Bulverhithe ; Friday, at the Kennell-10.
Sti.ir:totl!Ynell's Hounds on Monday at Loxley : Thursday, at
Saturda • at Needwood House—half-past 10.
Marquis of }Hastings's Hounds on Monday at Lount Toll
rtl'i Wednesday, at Hathern Turn; Saturday, at the Moira
baths Wednesday,
10.
Bin Warwiekshire Hounds on Monday at Hampton-on-the-
ton ruesday, at Alitford Bridge ; Thursday, at Bishop's Itching-
,laturda, at Clifford Chambers—quarter to 11.
"e Holderyness Hounds on Tuesday at Brandsburton Moor ;
Pday, at Rise Mill • Saturda at North Dalton—half-past 10.
da Itedide Hounds on Monday, at Constable Burton ; Wednes-
'ha?' At llreekamore ; Priday, at Scorton ; Saturday, at Bedale—
fPali. 10
p
AV''lne nuke of Cleveland's Hounds on Monday at Headland Whin ;
aCsdaY at Gibsueeze; Friday, at Balburn Mill-11.
G. L. Cobham's Hounds on Tuesday at Speccott Gate, near
,gt 011; Friday, at. Fristle Castle Stone-10.
d 4„, Cottesmore Hounds on Monday at Stockton Hall ; Wednes-
' Brook Hall ; Thursday, at Tolethorpe Oaks—qr. to 11.

_
kil" 'Marquis of Hertford lias taken an hotel at
Co fOr twomonths.Unt months. flis Lordship's ci. dcv ant ward, the
p
eo;s_LichY, and her husband the Count, Aid-de-entup to
have al__mander-in-Chief of the Austrian forces in Lombardy,
s.en arrived at Milan for the winter.
hois.e.erns that in the late accident on the river near
l'ortt
en.Diu 15 per sons lost their lira, of whom 14 were
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