The Sun.
London, England, 1836-10-08 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

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NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEE 'rriNG
Additional particulars of Thursday's races :
TOWN PLATE.—Calmuck made the best running he could
to the turn of the lands, where he declined, and, with St. Lukcei:
was regularly tailed off before he reached the Duke's Stan
At this point Royal George headed Lord Berners' colt, beat
him at the cords, and won by three parts of a length.
and
RUTLAND STAKES.—The horses started almost abreast
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kept so for half the distance, on completing which the Coe d
colt, Algebra, and Bedlamite filly were so completely " t
out " that the two favourites were running three or four lengtp
clear of them at the Duke's Stand. Corban at this part of the
race had his head in front, and was pulling so teem the
that 100 to I was offered on him, and in this way he rant ..
The
cords, but, well as he looked, was tiring every stride.
filly collared him here, ran the stoutest, and won by
a bead, to
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THE astonishment of every person on the course. be
THE KING'S PLATE.—Mozart made strong running to
bottom of the Bunbury Mile, where he shut up. Rioter t ont
up the work, Hornsea waiting till half way up the plantati
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where Robinson called him, and the race was over in a cooup!ul,
of strides. The Judge gave it a length, but the horse e
hare doubled it, if it had been required of him.
THE DERBY.
5,000 to 1,000, 2,000 to 400, and 500 to 100 were laid agst Lor

Exeter's lot
5 to 1 agst Scott's Stable
17 to 2 agst Lord Jersey's Brother to Bay Middleton
9 to 1 agst Colonel Anson's Jersed r to
2,700 to 2,000 on Jereed agst Mr. Thornhill's Egeria (siste
Ceres), for the Oaks
1,000 on Jereed agst Lord Orford's Angelica filly for the Oaks
13 to 1 offered agst Lord Exeter's colt, out of Dervise's dau
20 to 1 agst Lord Jersey's Flare-up
25 to L agst Mr. Greville's Mungo
35 to 1 agst each of Mr. Walker's two
35 to 1 agst each of Mr. Wilson's two
50 to 1 agst Mr. Wreford's Wintonian
7,500 to 15aken about Lord Chesterfield's Critic by Voltaire

THE OAKS.
1,000 to 500 laid on Egeria agst Lord Chesterfield's Venilla
200 to 100 on Egeria agst Col Peel's Garcia filly
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The only race of any importance decided this afternoon 11
the St. Leger, the betting on which was singularly opPle`i
by public running. Toga made play at the top of her °Puri
to the Abingdon mile bottom, where she fell astern. Cabitei,
carried on the running to the Duke's Stand, was passedistdo
by Alumnus, and beaten in a canter by two lengths. ".`"
and Toga were dead beat at the turn of the lands. f the
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betting
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In the next race Ethilda led nearly the whole way ° er
distance, St. Luke lying at her shoulder till within
two from the chair, where he made his push, and won by,
head, beating Coriolanus by half a length. d to
T. Y. C. Handicap.—Madeira laid in front from en
end, and won by a length ; the third and fourth cut a foal
figure.
Bexley
Plate.—A good steady pace throughout. Tow ,
makinr, all the play till within fifty yards from the chair, wo!re
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Royal George ran by him, and won very cleverly by two length'
The The following are the names of the principal visitors:
Dukes of Beaufort (and Duchess), Rutland, Grafton, an
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Portland ; Marquis of Exeter ; Lords Albemarle, Jersey/
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terfield (and Countess), G. Bentinck, C. Manners, S. °5"
borne, Lichfield, Berners ; Sir M. and Lady Wood 1,11;
ourables General Grosvenor, G. and Mrs. Anson, G. and .I:re
Byng, General Upton, Colonel and Lady Alice Peel, CO"-
Gardnor, Captain Fairlie ; Messrs. Thornhill, Thornlaill,jut:
Etwal, M.P., Portman, C. Wilson, E. Greville, Irby,
Stanley, Worrall, Crommelin, Newton, Radcliffe, Batson, &e;
Mr. Bateman has purchased the following horses to go ,
Silesia :—Rush, Sinbad, Thomasina, and several brood asare
Rush was bred by Lord Sligo, won the great cup at Hen
Park last year, and is likely to prove serviceable to his ne
master.
At the Duke of Portland's dinner party this evening vl
the Duke of Grafton, Lord Jersey, Lord Albemarle,
Suffield, Lady W. Paulett, Lord G. Manners, Col. and
Manners Peel, and Mr. S. Stanley.
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NEWMARKET SECOND OCT OBER MEET-LA.-
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The following matches, sc., were made at Newmarket on
nesday night :
Tuseday.-100 each, h. ft. T. Y. C.—Mr Greville's Mar°4-
lade, Bst. 111 b., agst Lord Suffield's Promethean, Bst. fyit,
Tuesday.-100 each, h. ft. T. Y. C.—Mr. rown's Airy,
121 b. agst Colonel Peel's Newlight, 21b.
Thursday.-100 each, h. ft. T.Y.C.—Lord Chesterfield
Ginnums filly agst Mr. Greville's Grapeskin, Bst. 21b. each. mi.
Friday.—Sweepstakes of 100 sous. each, h. ft. T. Y.
Brown's Airy,y: Bst. 121 b. ; Lord Chesterfield's Juliana, Bst*
Mr. Greville 's Marmalade, 7st. 111 b.