The Sun.
London, England, 1830-05-19 00:00:00

SPORTINM INTILLLI•Met.

YORK SPRING MEETING.

TORN, MONDAY NMI/.

Previous to the races, it was fused necessary to appoint
a successor to Mr. Melrose, who for many year. olicriatoJ
as Judge, and whose death sines the last August mossting,
has been generally regretted. The Stewards (the Hon.
E. Petre and Sir J. Johnstone, Bart.) have assordingly
given the situation to Mr. J. Orton, who for a long period
rendered great assistance to his presleoessor. The sonspany
on the race-course was more respostahle Aare nomsrons,
the weather favourable, and tho sport isiddlirts. Tire
following are particulars:..—

sweepstakes of 20 Bove. each; for all ants; maiden hors
at the time of naming allowed 4110. ; fillies, Sib. Two
miles.
Lord Cleveland's br. e. Tarabor, 4 1
Mr. Wilson's ch. c. brother to Reformer 4 yrs. (41b) 2
Lord Fitswilliam's b. f. Dora, 4 yrs.
Duke of Leeds's ch. e.—Rhodasantha, 4 yrs. (41b.)
Lord Scarborough's br. f. by Catton, 4 yrs. (41b.)
Betting-2 to 1 agst Tamboff, and the same agst brother
to Reformer.—Lord Scarborough's illy took the lead, fol-
lowed by brother to Reformer, Timber lying third, Rho.
dacantha fourth, and Dora last, sash keeping a fall length
behind the other. At the T.Y.O. souse the horses got
more together—Lord Scarborough's Illy giving way to
Reformer; when they came to the rails, Thalia took tilts
head from Brother to Reformer, and Lord Seatborough'n
mare, instead of first, became last, Dera having obtained k
slight advantage of Rhodaeautita. No other 'lunge took
place, and Tamboff won very cle►erly by a clear length_
rode by Lye.

Sweepstakes of 20 son. sash ; for throe. year-eld setts,
Set. 51b., and fillies, est. Ili. Last nails tad three
quarters.
Mr. R. Shepherd's b. e. The C,ardisal .......... _ I
Duke of Leeds's ch. c. Redstart......... .................«.. 2
Mr. Metcalf 's b. a. Mimi•

Lord Slit

l's b. e. Canker

Lord Fitawilliam's br. e. by
Lord Queensberry's br. o. Hassan pd,
Bettting-7 to 4 agst The Cardinal, and Moo same apt
Redstart. This is the oily race of the day that scold pos-
sibly influence the betting on the Groat St. Leger. Red-
start has for a considerable time lose' a cosi favourite for
that stakes, while Cardinal, although in the possession of
Nit.. Watt's trainer, and a very respectable public canner,
has scarcely been named in the betting. The odds, how-
ever, on starting for this race, evinced a were correct esti-
mate of his merits. The Cardinal reads strong running
throughout. Canker being second at stalling, Mimi. tFrol,
and the other two abreast; above three parts if a rails
from home Canker made as attearpb to get up, hat it was
a miserable failure—Mimic and Redstart than tried it nu,
and it really was a beautiful rase between *eat far seemed,
however futile their endeavours to cellar the Cardinal, who
won very easy by two lengths—rue by Nicholson.
The Sapling Stakes of 60 soya. eaela, h. ft. ; fir three-
_ year-old fillies, Bsl. Mb. Last wile and half.

Loid Scarborough's b.f. by Waverlay

Mr. DowbiggenTs ch. f. bFigaro ... : .... 2
f. Mr. Foljambe's br. by Whisker
There was no betting on this rase, although the only
well-conhated one of the day. Lord Scarborough's filly
made the running till near home, when Scott, by dint el
hard whipping, brought Mr. Dawbiggin's mare to his
quarters—a severe run home was won by half a length,
the winner taking plenty of what is delicately called " per-
suading." She was well rode by Nelson.
The following horses are ensiled be start for the Two-.
year-eld Stakes to-morrow:—
Lord Scarborough's bl. e. by Coning, 3 yrs.
Colonel Crawford's b. f. by Whisker, 2 yrs.
Mr. Walker's ch. f. Victuire, 2 yrs.
Mr. Wormald's ch. 1. sister to Granby, g yrs
Lord Sligo's b. c. Cuba, brother to Cant, a yes,
Lord Cleveland's b. c. Chorister, by Lottery, 3 yrs.
Duke of Leeds's b. f. by Wanten
Mr. Watt's b. c. by Tramp, yrs.
Mr. Kirby's br. f. by Alexanstia, I yrs
Mr. Singleton's Trerneine, 2 yrs.
There are sixteen other subscribers to this stake*.
The other appointments ate as fellow
The Shorts of SO sore. each, h. ft. ; for three-years-old.
One mile.
Mr. Watt's b. b. Apuntaster, I yrs.
Duke of Leeds's b. f. by 'Whisker
Mr. Riddell's b. o, 4inaneipater.
Mr. Armitage's b. 1. Bartolozsi
Lord Kilburne's ch. a. by Waal
The two first only expected to run.- Apentsvies is the
favourite.

The Filly Snakes of 20 sors. each. Mile and half.
Duke of Leeds's ch. f, Lady Mowlesy
h. by Whisker
Lord Sligo's Drudge, sister to Sligo
Mr. Gaseoyne's ch, C bs Whisktr
Lord Scarborough's b. f. by Ostavius
Mr, Ittchardson's Hermions
Mr, W, Vowlis's Lsdy Frances
The Duke of Leeds is the farourite.
A Handicap, of 15 SOY& each, is proposed to he aided
to the Wednesday's races already advertised.
'l'n AUGUST Ilinnltia•...—Muck SO ilte satisfultieu at
all who wish well to this meeting, it Liu bsea altered from
August the lOtli to August Ike Si, and will oat now in-
terfere either with Goodwood rases or the grousssheetiag.
IioNDAY Taunt.
STATE OF THE BETTING.

CT. LZ•ILL.
8 to 1 agst Lord Cleveland's Italy
9 to 1 agst Mr. Claney's Priam
12 to 1 agst Mr. Petre's 13rtinswJekor
14 to I agst Duke of Leeds's Lady 4fewstay
16 to 1 agst Moss Rose
16 to 1 agst Hassan
17 to 1 agst St. Nicholas (taken)
20 to 1 agst Laurie Todd
20 to I agst Mr. It. Shepherd's The Cardlwal
25 to 1 art Lord Queensberry's Mafia
Two.YEatt-oLD sTAXIS—(I4-]tondow.)
to 2 agst Trernaine
5 to 2 agst Chorister
4 to 1 agst Victoire
The field apt twa. _ .

The following horses are e1it.14,1 for this Stand Plate 011
Wednesday :--
Mr. Walker's Cadwal, 3 yrra
Mr. Metcalfes Giglet, 3 yrs.
The Louisa filly
Lord Scarborough's br. f. Waverley, 3 yrs.
b. f. Dora, by Cervastee, 4 yrs.
Mr. R, St.epherd's b. c. The Cardinal, 3 yrs.

Mr. RUDDELL, the proprietor of the Bed-
ford Hotel and Coffee-house, in the Groat Piazza, Covent-
garden, died suddenly yesteiday morning. Ur. Runozu.
had been in rather a deli-Ate slate of health for a mouth or
two, and went down a few days eines to the cottage of Mr.
WHITE, Lis predecessor at the Bedford, at Thames Dittos,
to spend A short time in order to the perfect recovery of hit
health. He recovered rapidly, and on Monday evening,
,after dinner and a cheerful glass of wine, played at billiard,
with his old friend, Mr. Wnrrz, until sapper tints, atter
which he retired to rest. Yesterday illoruisx one of the
houselio!d going into his bed-room at an early hour to
call hnn, as he had desired over night, found him a Nytasre.
M. Itunozu. was about ifty years .1 fgt., and lugs ith
large family.