The Sun.
London, England, 1801-09-01 00:00:00

SPORTING imTimENCE.

YORK Ati.GUST ItIEETING.

THURSDAY, AUGUST 27.
Mr. Clifton's b. C. bf Abba Tliulle, out of Ettst'atia, by
Sir 'Peter Teazle, beat Mr. -Dawson's h. c. Twister,. by
Coriander, darn by Iliptlyer, out of Sincerity by Match'em,
Bsj. _7lb. each, tour miles, 200g5., •' •
. Two to lon Twister. .A well contested race for the whole
foui miles;. and "allOwcd,to be one ofthe finest ever run.
Sweepstakes of sogs... each, h. ft. for three year old colts,
Sat.. ,alb. fillies, Bst. ;Tile -last mile And a Ilan'. Eight
Subscribers. ' •

Sir 'l. Gascoivres ..-Lenbx,, by nelpini • -
liitzwilliain's ch. •C)!Miracle, brOtar to Wonder ,
Mr. G. Crompton's clil,e. Quiz, 13)•;: Wuzzaid - 3
Mr. Dodsworth's b. c:try;:Rider,Olut)3f fEnigrna's dans 4
Seven to 4 agst Lenox ;f to agst Miracle; 3to i agst
Quiz ; and so to t agst the Ruler colt t after the dead heat,
2toi on Lenox. A tine race.
Sweepstakes of jogs. each, haft: for yrs old fillies, Sst.
The last, mile and hall: , Eight Subscribers.
Mr. G Crompton's b. f. Rigadoon, by Delpini
-
Mr. Hutchinstin's g. t. Expectation, by Overton - z
Mr; Peirsets b. f. by Buzzard, out of Constantia's dam 3
LcL f. by Standard, out of PeWct (bolted) 4
Viveand 6 to 4 agst .Rigadoon ; and 4 to I. agst any of the
rest: An extraordinary, line, race, and won with difficulty.
Fiftya Pounds, given by the City of" York, added toSub-
, Giiiption Purse, for six years old horses, Sst. tolb. and
.„4ged 9st. Four nules4
Sir H. T. Vane's br. h. Cockfighter, 5 yrs old -
M;-. Baker's b. h. Jonah, by E'scapc, 6 yrs old • - 2
Alf. Wentworth's ih. h. Barnaby, 6 yrs old -
Sir T. Gascoigne's b. h. Timothy, by Delpini, aged 4
Mr. Pietse's b. h. Gamenut, by Walnut, 6 yrs old $
Sir F. Standish's_ i,r. h. Stamford, by Sir Peter, aged
.---•Yive to z on Cockfighter ; .4 to t against Gamenut ; 6 to I
-against Barnaby ; S to t against. lonsh ; and hfgh odds against
Timothy and Stamford. Cocktighter took the lead, and was
never headed. A very fine race
Mr-Athorne's ch. 1. by Phenomer.or, 7st. 71. beat Mr.
Briggs' gr. m. 7st. .21b. two miles, toogs.
Seven to 4on the winner. Won easy. •
Sweepstakes of So gs. each, ,calf ft.; for three years old. - One
•
mite and half.
Mr. Dennison's cli. f. Rosamond, by Buzzard, walked over.
Mr. Maxwell and Mr. VavasOur paid.

FRIDAY.

Sweepstakes or 3ogs each, togs ft. for three year old colts,
Bst. sib. fillies, fist. Islb. The last Inife and thrce-quarters.

Seven Subsern.
Ld.lla'rlin-gton's cii. c. Muly Moloch, by John Bull, walk-

ed over.-, • ,
Fifty Pounds, given by the City of York, added to a Sub-
scription Purse, tbr lour year old colts, Sat. lib. fillies,- Bst
--41 b. Fwar miles. . .
I.d Darlington's b.
•-c.'Agonistcs, by Sir .Peter
Mr. Gam-01-61'a ch. c. 11-siibiiitinis, by Coriander
Sir H. T. Valiit's br. c. Roma, .by Overton
Mr.AXiwabnrs b!. e. Twister ' - -•, , - . .
D. of Haiiiiiton'a b.- f. by It. Ain= . - - 5
Six to 4 agst Agonistes ;-5 to 2 agst flyacintbus;- 4 to i
agst Rolla; and's° to 5 agst Twister and the Duke of Hamil-
ton's Oily. A good race,-but won easy from the Stand.

2

SATURDAY.

fil-
Sweepstakes of so 0. each, for three year old colts Sst.
lies 7st. 121 b. Two miles.

Darlington's Muly Moloch, by John Bull - -
Mr. G. Crirripton's ch. c. Quiz, by Buzzard - 2
Sir T. Gaseoigne'a Lenox, by Delpuit - - 3
Mr. Wilson's Idly, Sophia, by Bui.zard - - 4.
Sir 11. T. Vane's c. by Traveller, out of Shuttle's dam pd.
The Ladies' Plate ; four year olds 7st. 91b. five year olds
Sat. 511). six }tar olds bst.,tzlb. and aged 9st: Your years
old fillies allowed 31h. One tour mile heat.
LI Darlington's Agnnistes, 4 yrs.old -
Mr. C. Crompton's Anniseed, 4 yrs old ,
Sir F.. Standish's Stamford, by sit Peter, aged . dr
Mr. Veutworth's Barnaby, 6 yrs old - . • dr
1). of Hamilton's Bay filly, by Walnut, 4 yrs old •dr
Match at Doncaster, Sept. 12, Sir H. T. Vane's Cock-
By;riter, 10111B011'S Sir Solomon, Sat. 71b. each,
soo gs. each, h.•ft. tour miles.
Newmarket--Thursday in the Craven Meeting igoz, Sir
F. Standish's Eagle, Sst", 31b. against Sir H. T. Vane's
Rolla, Sat. across the Flat, soogs, h. ft.