The Sun.
London, England, 1830-05-29 00:00:00

SPORTING.`INTELLIGINCIL

EPSOM !.RACES:.
Mean incei; ‘7ltiCh have talrin Place 'ALI !year 110;
rather unfavourable, eusPiees; terminated lesteribiy.
assemblage was' not much !More 'fitimeritui-thrin ou
two first days; and the weather; tiirtietiiirlyiti the ear':
part of the morning, tvaiiiiiy- fliinOrtiVedebtiragingt
that the 'scene waa dull enough }onlj' of them w;
titude of equipages that appearedgro'
on Thuriday, were present' yesterday. little °r
no amusement for the companY preiriOui to-theefimmen,
ment of the running, the professor, of the irti`of 411007,
and diverting having relaxed- in effoitti;'lprobstm
from want of encouragement. Even-'iniieriir Pinch W.,sl
comparatively dull. The hell-keepers.iaried-dhout
lessly, and few chases of pick-pockets °cowrid to riff',
a momentary excitement. begr„
had deserted the scene. Many- of the • b-initlii'and tee
were already struck, or in progress 'fdr'reninv, and ,
:
materiel of the spectarle yeaterdaY, 'ha compared with th
day pteceding, was poor and inligniOsaW, en sting
the mind of the speetator'the idea of ehc 'tv-ricVand
nant of a mighty defeated army: it seenfred iti if eyed
thing had conspired to 'mar the 'expect:ale:l4 which o'
generally entertained and 'gratified, by the'Eptorii. meet to
The race for the Oaks (stakes only second in irnitirtanee
the Derby) came Off very indifferently,•llfr: geoftt Ste,af"
hewer's filly winning almost With Out a' Tr; ,
was a slight degree of interest iu the-ciiitteef bevel '
Notch and Jenny Vertpre, the horses Atelf came ink;
cond and third—.-but, on the ' whole; the Tam `ices 141
languid. An accident oceurred!th'C. Ti.irt7,-the jockey ~
rode Carmine—the harse's foot hipOniOcin a bit'
for the purpose of 'supporting iineorilleittakes, b/
which the course is marked out, the andtbre' ~
her rider with great violence: t° ibe,
Ste Ward's stand, apparently in a' state Of 'cOnViderable edis
fering, but on being examined by e'inedisea:geritleinsn'd
turned out that he was merely stunnedf.lll,
had sustained no serious injury. Ttie're Was"hrithing td
ntarkable in the remaining races::
usual"
suit of this meeting has not,been i4t41,73 g!
at least, to those who frequent such iciqes for the car
Of the sight. It !*als'inentioned on i'fOri; day, that lb'
gond people'of Epsoin had Made greit'fire'P'itatious for ths
reception of traders, an immense influx of whom was !
pected. It only remains! to add,' that those ''itipectatin#
have not been realieed to any very considerable'extent,
number .ef itranFer! 'present being Meat thicl
upon most former occasion', However,
did net tend to diminish the extravagance' the cbarr
made by townspeople and others for ever` species of ac,
comniodation. Those Were 'is usual °Utrigenusly Mg
As an illustration of the fact, it may 'be', larded that el
the bakers raised the price of bread'thirlnithe*iace we
and that the inhabitants of Epsom were not exempted frl
the increased charge made for this end Other artiClee °
provision. •
The Oaks Stakes of 50 son. each, h. ft. for 5-1 r ~
the re
fillies Sat. 4,1°. ; the owner of the second:h°rse to ree°'-;
100 sovs. out of the stakes. taidMile and a half. 1
subscribers.
Mr. Stonehewer's e, by 13ustird—Leew4y's dam 1
Lord Sefton's Mooch. .
Mr. Benson's Jenny Vertpre .....
The following also started but were not placed.
Lord Jersey's Charlotte West
Lord Queensberry's Maria
Lord Ansen's Zillak
Mr. Benson's Lady Blanche
Duke of Grafton's Brambilla
Mr. Greatorex's Citron
Duke of Richmond's Janette
. . Mr. Sadler's Design
Mr. Payne's Brown Duchess
Lord Exeter's Shumla
Lord Lowther's Victorine
Verdict
Mr. Thornhill's Carmine
Mr. Batson's Recovery—Harriet
Sir G. Heathcote's, by Comus—Jane Shore
The delay on the Derby was at least equalled by tbil
for this raoe, which was not ever till twenty Ini0:1
past three o'clock. Besides the false starts, an additio
interruption was occasioned by Frederica having throvrlo
plate—a mischance that could net be remedied, and la
started without it. The betting flietuated consider*"
before starting, the odds closing thuS:-3 to 1 'agst Cb..0°19
lotte Welt, 7 to Q agst Mouche, 4 to I eget Brown Duch,,
11 to 1 Agit Maria,-12 to 1 agst Zillah, 12. to 1 agst
torine, 20 to 1 agst Lady Blanche, 25'to 1 agefßransbl;o,
25 to 1 agst Jenny Vertpre, 25 to 1 agst.Frederica, att(L'l:o
35, and in some instances 40 to agst the winner. 00
to account for the mistake mdde by the IlttrWa Duch
party we are unable=theY backed her to large &moat'o ni
and made sure of Winning, upon what grounds we csoP"i
form an idea. Leeway ran a severe race for the Clear
stakes last year, Mouche defeating her by a Bead only, 50`
that entirely through George Eiwards's firieriding. Lee
way continued a good favourite for some time, then de'
dined, and for some months wets merely a tontine' WO;
rite at 13 and 14 to 1, for no one wotild`lsack P.,
rather a curious thing that G. Edwards` should beat
way with Mouche for the Clearwell, and then beat Afoolo
for the Oaks with Leeway. Loi-cl Seftintriparky thou
he he was not good enough to ride their mate rta have 10
a large stake. Mr. Stonehewer engaged .him as wee,
he found he was ditiengage-d,, and hits 'won! alarge e°;:i
The running was made by' Jenny Vertpre; follows
Zillah, Mouche, Leeway, and Brambilla, the others beg;
ing to tail off very early.- ' Jenny kept "up. the rrato.„
with great spirit till within the distance, but-two or tb';#
changes had taken place in the meantime. 'Brown Ducbil,
was beat at starting, and was soon after fol!o*ed by
crack Yorkshire mare, Maria. Frederica, Citron, .1
Shore,. Janette, and Design, were also beat easily---41,,
did Lord Lowther's two make much shoW la the 111,
Charlotte West ran pretty well for a mile and then cgs'
At the turn Leeway took the third place; which had ref
viously been occupied by Zillah, who hung upOn Cartn.i°,o
forced her against a bank, and threW her down, her vus
being much bruised. At this point, too, Mouche sew i
to he quite done up—Jenny Vertpre kept. in. front till ti;
stand as above stated—Leeway then went up to bei
Mouche, having now gained upon Brambilla, came 01%,
Jenny in the last three strides, just in time to see Lee;
win by two lengths, and to beat Jenny by a neck. Dr 3
billa ran fourth. The result was as great a surprise se
Derby last year, and particularly to Mr. Stonehewer,
testified his admiration of Edwards's riding by present',
him with 5001. ! He also received other presents before,'
dismounted. Immediately after the race the mare
christened Variation, in allusion to the name of her d4Y.
Sir M. Wood, Mr.. Gully, Mr. Justice, fse., are reported,
he good winners on the race. Value of the stakes 2,21
deducting 100/. for the second. We omitted to deduct
100/ for the second horse in calculating the Derby 00'1
The riders were as follow:—Variation by G. Edwo,,.
Mouche by H. Edwards, Jenny Vertpre by Paris, Bilro,'
billa by J. Day, Zillah by Arnull, Victorine by F. Bue'l
Verdict by Whea'ley, Charlotte West by Robinson, Mei;
by Lye, Jane Shore by Wakefield, Lady Blanch by Dart
Citron by Templeman, Janette by Wright, design by Cmri.
pie, Brown Duchess by Goodison, Shumla by Dock' ;14
Frederica by Conolly, and Recovery by Boast. There 01
about seven false starts.
The Woodcot Park Stakes of 10 soya. each, and 10 sadej'

for 3 yr-olds and upwards. Last half-mile.
Mr. Maberly's Erymus, 3 yrs
Mr. Gardner's cn. c. by Rubens, 3 yrs
Mr. Moo's Naughty Tommy, aged
Mr. Rush's Jenkins, 5 yrs 4
One paid. This rase was destitute of interest, and
not occasion any speculation. Erymus, rode by Pal
won cleverly by a lengtlt, after a pretty race: The Pi,
bens colt was rode by a lad, Naughty Tommy by Cono''
and Jenkins by T. Robinson.
The Union Stakes of 10 toys. each. Woodcot Cour°
Mr. 51aberly's Antigone, by Middleton
Mr. Young's ch. f. Alexandrina
Mr. Farrall's c. by Middleton—Naughty Girl 5
Mr. Theobald's Half Pay, by Cydnus 4
tit
One paid. A very pretty race between the first
and won cleverly by a length ; the winner rode by J" it
Alexandrina by Wright, Naughty Girl by Conollyr
Half Pay by Macdonald.

Match, 50 sovs. 'lwo miles.
Lord Wm. Lennox's Miss Craven
Lord Ranelagh's Queen of Hearts I
Won by four lengths. Pavis rode the winner and 51'
the loser.

Sweepstakes of 5 sovs. each, and 50 added by the IV
for all ages. Heats two milts. The winner to be
for 200 sovs. ; the second horse to save his stake.
Mr. Saddler's Poppinjay, aged (Chappell) ...... 11
Mr. Hedley's Blinker, 4 yrs
Won by a neck after two severe beats.

ST. LIMIER.
Priim is now at 7 to 2, Roby at 10 to, 1, and HO°
wicker at 33 to 1. Maria's running is expected to ot
Hassan bask.

MARRIED.
On the 25th inst. at Ince, Cheshire, Owen, sou vy
Wethered, Esq., of Great Marlow, Bucks, to A°
daughter of the Rev. G. H. Peel, of Ince. jotil
On the 20th inst. at Cork. Mr. P. Ainsley, of La"
to Alicia Ann, second daughter of the late W. O'C°°
Esq. of Tralee.

DIED.
On the 26th inst. J. Hitchman, Esq., of Cli'l''
Norton, Oxfordshire.

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