The Sun.
London, England, 1853-11-12 00:00:00

SPORTING EVTELLIGENCE.

SWAFFHAM COURSING MEETING.
THURSDAY.—AIarham Smeeth.
Westacre Stakes.
First Ties : Lord Stradbroke's Mayo beat Mr. Gurney's
Attila.

Second Ties : Bedouin against Mayo, not run.
Derby Stakes for Dog Puppies.
Deciding Course : Mr. King's Rokeby beat Mr. Do-
bede's Diamond, and won the stakes.
Old Stakes for Bitch Puppies.
Deciding Course : Lord Stradbroke's Merrymaid beat
Mr. King's Rosaline, and won the stakes.
The Cup.
Deciding Course : Mr. King's Rutland beat Mr. R.
Bagge's Trafalgar, and won the cup.
Walton All-aged Stakes.
Deciding Course : Mr. Dobede's Dot beat Lord Strad-
broke's Mayday, and won the stakes.
Marham All-aged Stakes.
Mr. Buckworth's Bravo agst Mr. King's Ringleader ;
not run.

Narborongh Stakes.
Mr. Gurney's Attraction agst Mr. Caldwell's Jerry ;
not run.

Matches.

Mr. King's Roydon beat Lord Stradbroke's Merino.
Mr. Dobede's Dunkeld beat Lord Stradbroke's Made
moiselle.

Mr. Caldwell's Jackdaw beat Lord Stradbroke's
March.

Mr. Buckworth's Blush beat Lord Stradbroke's
Mineral.
Owing to the want of hares, the Westacre, Marham
All-aged, and Narborough Stakes were divided.

ALTCAR COURSING MEETING.
THURSDAY. —Judge, Mr. Assheton Bennett.— Sefton
Stakes for Dog Puppies.
First Ties.
Mr. Ardern's Mars beat Mr. T. Booth's Daylight.
Mr. Swan's Stereotype beat Mr. Johnstone's Black
Eagle.
Mr. B. H. Jones's Jam beat Mr. Blundell's Berniger.
Mr. R. G. Jebb's Pyramid beat Mr. Cook's Hurkaru.
Lord Sefton's Slipper beat Mr. Cooke's Cut and Run.
Mr. T. Brocklebank's Beaumont beat Mr. Moore's
Mameluke.

Mr. Tempest Booth's Twilight beat Mr. W. Langton's
Lather.

Mr. George's Celt beat Mr. R. G. Jebb's Fyson.
Mr. R. G. Temple's Tact beat Lord Sefton's Sectarian.
Mr. B. H. Jones's Just-in-Time beat Mr. Ardern's
Milton,

Lord Sefton's Sackcloth beat Mr. Tempest Booth's
Starlight.
Mr. B. H. Jones's Juniper beat Mr. Moore's Mar-
mion.

Second Ties—Mars beat Stereotype, Jam beat Un-
hopeful, Pyramid beat Jalap, Beaumont beat Slipper,
Celt beat Twilight, Tact beat Just-in-Time, and Sack-
cloth beat Juniper.
Croxteth Stakes for Bitch Puppies.
First Ties.

Lord Sefton's Sylph beat Mr. H. Jefferson's Judy.
Mr. Blundell's Blackbird beat Mr. George's Curfew.
Mr Randall's Remembrance beat Mr. C. Langton's
Lady Franklin. _
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B. G. Jebb's Insecurity beat Mr. Tempest
Booth's Moonlight.
Mr. T. Brocklebank's Belle Blondine beat Mr. IL G.
Jebb's Lady of the Manor.
Mr. Ardern's Minerva beat Mr. Swan's St. Catherine.
Lord Sefton's Sempstress beat Mr. Peacock's Pamela.
Mr. W. Neilson's Necklace beat Mr. Moore's May-
flower.

Mr. Peacock's Penitent beat Mr. R. G. Temple's
Triplex.
Mr. Randall's Reliance beat Lord Sefton's Shame.
Mr. Ardern's Maria beat Mr. Swan's Sappho.
Mr. R. G. Jebb's Ibis beat Mr. Cooke's Chemisette.
Mr. H. Jefferson's Jilt beat Mr. B. H. Jones's Julep.
Mr. Moore's Mignionette beat Mr. George's Creeper.
Second Ties—Sylph beat Blackbird, Remembrance
beat Insecurity, Minerva beat Belle Blondine, Neck-
lace beat Sempstress, Reliance beat Penitent, Maria
beat Ibis, Jilt beat Mignionette.

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