The Sun.
London, England, 1837-09-16 00:00:00

PORTEN GIN LLIGENCE

LATEST BETTING AT MANCHESTER.
DONCASTER ST. LEGER. 'TUESDAY NEXT.
3 to I agst Mr. Bowes's Epirus
6 to 1 agsk Lord Westminster's Cardinal Puff
7 to 1 agst Mr. Grevillu's Mango
to 1 arpf Dul“. of Cleveland's Henriade
9 to 1 apt Mr. Osbal:leston's Mahornetan
9 to 1 agst Mr. Ileseltine's Slashing Harry
9 to 1 agst Mr. S. Fox's The Doctor
16 to 2 agst Lord Exeter's lot
17 te'l agst Mr. Fairlie's Abraham Newland
25 to 1 agst Mr. Thornhill's Egeria
40 to 1 agst Mr. Walter's The Primo Warden.
40 to 1 agst Mr. Osbuldeston's Blakey T.pping
50 to 1 agst Mr. Got;len's Robin Hood colt

DONCASTER RACES—THURSDAY Niarrr.
The following hor_es have arrived for our races, which commence
on Monday :
Lege:. Horses.—Henriade ; bl. c. by Jerry, d. by Androssan ;
The Doctor (Mr. Fox's), Thereia, The Prime Warden, bl. c. by
Robin Hood, Slashing Harry, Mahoreetan, Blakey Topping, Abra-
ham Newland, and Mango, Dardanelles, Troilus, and Egeria are
expected to-morrow. Epirus, Puff, The King of Rome, and the
rest of Scott's horses are at I'igburn.
Besides the above, the following have also reached the neigh-
Lourhood :
Two-year Olds.—Barbarina, Vertumnus, Arctacus, Brother to
Henriade, f. by Row ton, out of Pucelle ; ch. f. by Actleon, out of
Purity; ch. c. by St. Patrick, out of Tropes; The Fairy Queen,
bl. e. by Velocipede, out of Miss Fanny ; br. a. by Priam, out of
Mermaid ; Charley Boy, Hackfall, Wee Willie.
Three-year Olds and Upwards.—Wentworth, Wedge, Promise,
Righton, Miss Eliza, The Bard, Fieschi, Miss Letty; Whitefoot,
Mic Mac, Beeswing, Rebecca, Yarico, Peterel, The Drummer,
and Sir Felix.
A great number are detained on the road by the weather.

LICHFIELD RACES.—Wimvisnir.
The Gold Cup, by Subs. of 10 soya. (in specie), three yrs., 7st.
41b. ; four, Bst. 41b. ; fire, Bst. 12th. ; six and aged, 9st. 21b.
Winners ones, albs. ; twice, 51bs. ; and thrice, 7lbs. extra.
Mares and geldings allowed 2lbs. Two miles. 12 Subs.
Mr. J. Day's eh. c. The Drummer, 4 yrs. ...5. Day 1
Mr. Fowler's br. c. Heron, 4 yrs.
Sweepstakes of 10 sovs. each, with a Whip added by the Regi-
ment, for horses belonging to the sth Dragoon Guards. Mile
and a half.
Mr. Chambers's b. g. The Cardinal, 6 yrs. (h. b.), 12st.
M. Whittaker's b. g. Spotless, by Spot, aged, I2st. 71b ... 9
Capt. King's b. g. by Waverley, 4 yrs., llst 71b.
The following also started, but were not placed :—Capt. Gra-
ham's b. g. Paymaster, aged (h. b.), I 2st. ; and Capt. Meade's
b. m. Miss Newton, aged, 12st. 71b.
The Queen's Plate of 100 guineas. Two miles heats.
Mr. Moityn's b. m. Birdlime, 6 yrs. 10st. 31b Darling 1 1
Mr. Garrard's b. c. Cornborough, 3 yrs., Bst. 21b... ... 2

FAVERSHAM. RACES—FRIDAr.
Sweepstakes of 5 sous. each, with 40 added. Two mile heats.
Mr. Shepherd's gr. g. Jim Crow, 3 yrs Hawkins 1 I
Mr. Carter's b. g. Pumpkin, aged
'
Mr. Bacon's Nelson, 3 yrs'
Capt. Stracey's b. g. Protempore, (h. b.l aged 2 4
Sweepstakes of 5 sovs. each, with 40 added. Two mile heats.
Mr. G. Cobham's ch. h. Whalebone, 4 yrs Hornsby 4 1 1
Mr. Bacon's Tiara .. 2 3 2
Mr. Squire's Maid of the Valley, 3 yrs, (h. b.) ... ...... 1 2 3
Mr. Hodges's Captain • 3dr

LEICESTER RACES—Eimer.
A Sweepstake, with a Purse added. Heats, once round and a
distance—were won in three beats by Mr. West's ch. g. Hazardous,
beating Mr. W. Cauner's b. m. Miss Newton, Mr. Green's b. g.
John Cotton, Mr. G. Phillips's ch. m. Caifacaratadaddera.
A Purse for Ponies not exceeding 13i hands high. Heats, once
round—was won in two heats by Mr. Wood's b. p. Yorkshire Lass,
beating Mr. West's b. p. Ascot, Mr. Smith's bl. p. Kitty, and
Mr. Timson's r. p. Teaser.
The Hurdle Race was won in two heats by Mr. J. Davi es's Job
Trotter, beating Mr. Pierce's Vampire, and two others who were
distsmeed.

THE ROYAL STUD.
1. A grey Arabian mare, in foal by The Colonel.
'2. Ditto, ditto.
3. Ditto, in foal by Actaeon.
4. Burden, by Camel, out of Maria, in foal by Actaeon.
5. Miss O'Neill, by Camillus, out of Birmingham's dam,
in foal by Actaeon. •
6. Shortwaist, by Interpreter, out of Nancy, in foal by Camel.
7. Zaire (dam of Crutch), by Zelim, out of Zephyretta, in
foal by Rockingham.
8. Xarifa, by Moses, her darn by Ruben', out of Pointer's
dam, in foal by Taurus.
9. A chesnut mare, by Oscar, out of Camarine's dam, in
foal by Actaeon.
10. Fleur de Lis, by Bourbon, out of Rachel, in foal by
Emilius.
11. Gulnare, by Smolensko, out of Medora (won the Oaks),
in foal by Actaeon.
12. Jewess, by Moses, out of Calendula, in foal by Plenipo-
tentiary.
13. Nanini ( Glaucus's dam), in foal by Emilius.
14. Wings (Caravan's dam), in foal by Actaeon and Camel.
15. Scandal (Intriguer's dam), in foal by Colonel.
16. Lady Sarah, by Tramp, in foal by Actaeon.
17. Rachel, by Whalebone, out of Moses's dam, in foal by

Actaeon.
18. Lady Emmeline, by Young Phantom, dam by Orville,
in foal by Colonel.
N. Sarah, by Whisker, out of Jenny Wren, in foal by Actaeon.
20. Galatea, by Amadis, her dam Pauline, by Sir Peter, in
foal by Colonel.
21. Young Mouse (dam of Rattrap), in foal by Actaeon.
22. Maria, by Waterloo, out of Belvoirina, in foal by Actaeon.
23. Variella (sister to Voltaire), in foal by Actaeon.
24. Delphine, by Whisker, dam My Lady, by Comus, out
of the Colonel's dam, &c., covered by Plenipotentiary (horse
untried).
25. Locket, by Blacklock, dam Miss Paul, by Sir Peter,
&c., covered by Rockingham (horse untried).
26. Peri (the dam of Sir Hercules), by Wanderer, &c.,
covered by The Colonel.
27. La Danseuse, by Blacklock, dam Madame Saqui, by
Remetebrancer, &c., covered by Actaeon.
28. Ada (sister to Augusta), by Woful, her dam by Rube's,
Guildford, &c., covered by Rockingham (horse untried).
29. Marpessa, by Muley, out of Clare (the dam of Flat-
terer, &c.), by Marmion, Gohanna, &c., covered by Camel.
30. Sultana (sister to Sultan), by Selim, covered by The
Colonel.
31. Spermaceti, by Whalebone, dam by Goltanna—Cathe-
rine, by Woodpecker, &c., covered by Glaucus, (horse untried.)
32. Leeway, by Aladdin, out of Johanna Southcote (the
dam of Variation, &c.), covered by Taurus.
33. Black Daphne, by Juniper dam, Spotless, by Walton,
covered by The Colonel.
34. Young Espagnolle, by Partisan, out ot. Espagnolle,
Orville. &e., covered by The Colonel.
35. Elizabeth, by Rainbow, out of Belvoirina, covered by
Taurus.
36 Codicil (dam of Heiress), by Smolensk°, out of Legacy,
by Beninbrough, &c., covered by Camel.
37. Sister to Sailor (Cloudesley's dam), by Scud, out of
Gooseander, &c., covered by Rockingham (horse untried).
38. Miss Clifton, by Partisan, out of Isis, by Sir Peter, co-
vered by Plenipotentiary (horse untried).
39. Miss Craven, by Mr. Love, dam by Soothsayer, Buz-
zard, Highflyer, &c., covered by Glaucus (horse untried).
40. Aricia, by Rubens, out of Diana (the dant of Actaeon),
by Stamford, &c., covered by Rockingham (horse untried).
41. Belvoirina (the dam of Elizabeth, Maria, &c.), by Stam-
ford, Mercury, Herod, &c., covered by the Black Arabian
(horse untried).
42. Palatine (sister to Arachne), by Filho da Puta, out of
Treasure, by Camillus, &c., covered by Actaeon.
N. B.—Rockingham was got by Humphrey Clinker, out of
Medora, by Swordsman, dam by Trumpeter, out of Pepper-
mint, sister to Prunella, by Highflyer.

COLTS.
43. A ch. c., Actmon, out of Wings.
44. A b. c. Dr. Syntax, out of Sarah.
45. C. Plenipotentiary, out of Zaire. •
46. Ch. c. Actmon, by Oscar, out of Camarine's dam.
47. Ch. c. Actmon, out of Scandal.
48. Br. c. Mulatto, out of Sarah.
49. Bay c. Mulatto, out of Lady Emmeline.
50. Br. c. Coll, by Young Mouse.
51. Br. c. out of Black Daphne.
52. Ch. c. Rubini, out of Galatea,
53. Ch. c. Actcon, out of Locket.
54. B. c. Glencoe, out of Shortivaist.
51. Br. c. Coll, out of Fust, Arabian mare.
FILLY FOALS OF 1837.
56. Cl,. f. Actmon, out of Gulnare.
57. Br. f. Camel, out of Sister to Sailor.
58. Ch. f. Cain, out of Belvoirina.
59. B. f. Plenipo, out of Rachel.
60. B. f. Creesug, out of Variella.
61. B. f. Colonel, out of Young Espagnolle.
62. B. f. Rubini, out of Spermeti.
63. Ditto Glencoe, out of Sultana.
64. Ditto Glencoe, out of Nlarpessa.
65. F. Actmon, or Cain, out of Delphine
66. Ch. f. Cain, out of Codicil.
67. Ch. f. Cain, out of Ada.
63. Ch. f. Cain, out of Burden.
69. Ditto Colonel, out of Miss O'Neill.
70. B. f. Camel, out of Xarifa.
71. Ch. f. Colonel, out of La Danseuse.
72. Ditto Actaeon, out of 2d Arabian snare.
73. B. f. Colonel, out of 3d Arabian mare.

AQUATICS.
GREAT MATCH AGAINST TIRE.--Therc never was a victory
so hardly rowed or more beautifully earned than that of Mr.
Lardner's from Oxford to Westminster-bridge. It was the
triumph of lasting power and determined game, and it is tube
regretted that the match bad'not been made before almost the
termination of the season, as it precluded the possibility of
many of the, gentlemen witnessing it. It has surprised the
cognoscenti, who declared that it was next to an impossibility
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to accomplish it ; but yet it was done, and that too walla four
minutes and a half of the time. The match was to row from
Oxford-bridge to Westminster-bridge in is hours and 48
minutes, the distance being, as aotered on the map, 114 miles.
It was to be done with a pair of oars, out wjtit three pairs, ai
effected by the gentlemen of the Guards in their pgtter, in
which they took 15 hours and 48 minutes, some years since.
Mr. L ardner had a large body to select his man from, and
very judiciously selected Williams, of WaterltiOrkeidge. They
wank w the beautiful boat of Lord Albert Conyngliafii 64 balf-1
past thfcs ion th.,l morning of Thursday, and the rain was fall-
ing heavily, witti a bevy yard north-westerly gale. There were
not many to witness the start, ‘4l:,bc.)se present betted 6 to 1
on time. As the clock struck four they ta.2;44 her stern with
the arch, and in a few seconds they were away. Mr. Ladner
had the stroke, and Williams made an out-and-out bow-man.
They arrived off Lord Abingdon's as day broke, and they had