The Sun.
London, England, 1830-08-25 00:00:00

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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

ASCOT-HEATH SECOND MEETING.
The Second Meeting (being its second yeir) at Ascot

Heath commenced yesterday, but not with that degree or
promise of sport or patronage as' to induce an expectation
that this extra Meeting will be continued with any proms
pert of popularity. Lard lalaryborough hat certainly done
wonders in making them so good as they are ; but at this
advanced period of the melon the provincial meetings ate
enue.reua, and most of the horses are fully engaged, _no
could they will have been fixed fur any other period with.
out a similar objection. The Meeting will occupy three
days, and it is not likely that they will average more then
two races per day. Would it not have been better t
confine it to two days, and time have ensured three rates
each day—the mine so as there is no Gold Cup, an (amid- ;
sion not easily accounted for? To compensate for the.de-
ficieney of sport, there was a general expectation that the
King would sanction the races with his presence. Tids
evidently tended to make the company awe numernu4.
and faehionable than it would otherwise have liee,O4,tins
attendant* was also tneterielly ittereeeed by the Wilvher af,
visitors who have been staying at Windsor and its
since the " dinner party" of Saturday.
The belief that their Majesties would honour the Races
with their presence, turned nut to be well founded. 'true,
to his promise of etteonraging and participating in the
amusements of his people, their Majesties strived on the
Heath about a quarter past our, Welock, accompanied by
the following branches of the Royal Family t— the Duke
of Cambridge, Duke of Sussex, Princes George of Cum-
berland and Cambridge, Princess Augusta, Duchees of .
Gloucester, soil Princess of Hesse Homburg.
The Royal cortege was composed of five carriages end
four, and a phaeton end pair, with the meal number of
outriders. The Royal suite consisted of the Duke of
Richmond, Duke of Dorset, Lind Miryborough, Lord and
Lady Errol, Duchess of Richmond, Lord and Lady Clin-
ton, Lady Sophia Lennox, the Misses Filsclarence, Rev.
Mr. Fitzelerenee, Lords Jersey, Chesterfield, tee.
The appearance of their Majesties at the window of the
Royal Stand, and the gracious manner in which they ac-
knowledged the greetings of their subjects, tidied a feel.
ing of umningled gratification, which was heightened by
the pleasure they evidently derived from the sport, and the
amusement it Afforded to the spectators. The Royal party
continued in the Stand t:11 after the Races, when they de-
parted for the Castle amidst loud acclamations.
It has not yet been stated that his M4esty expressed
greet delight at the success of his horses at Goodwood
that be porenteil the Cup to the Queen; gave the trainer
50L and each of the other jockey, SISI.
Besides the above distinguished individuals, we observed
the following members of the hoof tees :-.-Ittarquie. of
Worcester, Lord Sefton, Lord Uxbridge, Laid Afvaniey, '
Lord Forester, Colonel Russell, Mr. Scott Stouelfeaver,
Mr Delme Radcliffe, Colonel Lyster,' Captain Bolkeley,
Hon. Captain Rous, Lord Win. Lennox, Captain Locke,
Captain G. Dulkeley, Mr. Ranabottom, and several mem-
bers of the Jockey Club.
The company genera'ly was much more umnerous than
we had expected ; the weather was remarkably favourable,
the Course in good order, but the running indifferent, from.,
the inequality of the horses engaged. 'Tits following are
the particulars ;
The Great Park Stakes of 25 cove. each, 15 ft and only
five if declared by the Monday after Epsom, for 8 yr
olds and upwards. The last three.quarters of the New

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His.Mejesty's The Colonel, 5 yrs 1 •
Lord Jersey'. Donegan', 3 yrs .. *. 4 ir ,4.4 4* 2
Lord Conyngham named Augur, 4 yrs 8
The following paid 15 cove. each Majesty's
Frederica, 8 yrs; Mr. Petrel Glenfinhts, 4 yrs; Mr.
Dilly'e Morris Dancer, 4 yrs; Mr. Day's Henri Quatrci.
5 yrs ; Duke of Riehrlortd% Wasiderbs, U.% 4.yee Mr.
Greville named Martha, t yes ; Lord Monotcharles"a Mi.; •
selas, 5 yrs ; and Lord Mountcbarles's Gayburst, 4 yrs.
Twenty•one others pay five rove. each. The smallness
of the field excited considerable disappointment, and veiled
the betting, fur at 8 and 4 to 1 on The Colonel business;
was out of the question ; it was buying money too deer.
To call it a race would be a mockery ; it was racing bur-
!espied ; indeed so far did Tie Colonel run in before Do.
negani, that miny conceived it to have been a fake start,
and that the others had not come away. The Judge pro-
nounced it to have been won by ten length*, Augur being
still further behind Donegani, having, we presume, pulled
up to save Wpm:Kt-or the last rare. The winner was rode
by Nei@ Donegani by C. Edwards, and Augur by S.
Mann.

Ills Majesty", Plate of 100 guinea. Three miles.
Duke of Richmond's Rosgh Robin
Mr. Maherly's Palemon
Mamiello, Profile, and alenartney, were drawn. 7
to 4 and 2to 1 on Robin. Palemon made the running to
the turn, where Rongh Robin went up is him; a smart
race home wee won cleverly by a length. The winner
rode by Royce; the other by Peels.
A Sweepstakes of 10 rove. each, and 50 added by the.
Members for 'Windsor. The winner to be sold for SW
geinras, &c, About two miles and a distance
Ills Majesty's Frederica, by Moses
Mr. W. Day's Augur
3tol on Frederica--a good race, and won any by 4
length. The winner rode by E. Edwards, who is not
twelve years of age, and required nearly two atone of dead
weight to make up the eat. 81b.