The Sun.
London, England, 1833-10-16 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEW MARKET SECuND OCTOBER MEETING, laat
N win irket, Aboaday N,giit.
The running for the Girder, S Ates in the fig in hear was
made by R iuneival at a strong pee., ./E •yptus lying well
up with him, and the others in good place.. With a little
shifting of position thy ran nearly to the c.irds, where all
were beaten ff except Kate and qptais ; t itso two made
a dead heat of it. The second heat was contested wi h
almost equal a verity--X :nuns Winning by a neck only;
tie was ridden by little Rogers (5 ooy of 14) with a
patience and nerve that promise future excelirnce. Our
,ccount of the Handicap omitted a circumstance which
occasioned a good deal of surprise and animadversion. It
-tern. that M.. Forth had given orders to the lad that
rode Pagan ‘4 to pull up when he found himself beaten."
When within 50 or 60 yards of the chair the home was
lying second to fouri t, who being then t length or two
a head of him, toe stupid buy at once took it Into his
head that it was time to pull up, and immediately stopped
him. Tne suddenness wit' which it was done led to some
very severe remarks ; the only blame, how,ver, that can
attach to Forth, is fur having put such a blockhead on his
horse. Subsequent to the race he offered to run Tourist
at the same weights for 500 guineas.

Tuesday.
Fifty Pound for two yrs old colt•, Bst. 41b. ; sple,y Sac. Lib.
T. Y. C.
Sir M. Wood's c. by Reveller 1
General Walpole's 1. by Merlin o
Lord Berner's br. c. by Lamplighter o
A dead heat ►or Net:

The following also st tiled :—Culunel Peel's b. c. Ildrum
Scrum ; Mr. Yates's b. f. Ophelia ; Lord Burlington's
b. f. by Bizarre—llama's.; Mr. S. Stanley's br. c. by
Whdlebone, or Litt!, J lain of C-rus ;
Mr. W. E.l.‘arcl's hr. c. Stainburough—H 'yin iker's ;
Mr. W. Diy's gr. c. Arthington; Mr. Grevibe's Kislar
Aga ; Lord o.lord's b. 1. by St. Patrick—Sp .vino, by
Orville ; Lord Clarendon's c. by Minaeluke, {lam by Jelin
—Donna Giura ; Mr. Watson's ch. f. by Middleton—
Aretliusa, by Q az; and Lord Dartmouth's C. by Relit ;
but were not pl,ced. Won by a length.
Match, 200, h. ft. D.M.—Mr. Furth's Marpessa beat
Sir %I. Wood's Vespa, est. b•b. each. Won easy by two
lengths.
Renewal of the Clearwell Stakes of 39 soya. each, 20 ft.,
for two yr. (Ids ; volts. fist. 5.b. ; fillies, Bat. 31b. T. Y.C.
Mr. Yates's Bentley
Mr. Neville's Amado 2
Won ersy by tar., lengths.
Also started, but were not placed :—Mr Ri,lsda.le's b. f.
by C.-les,e, by Littery—Columbine, by Cervintes ; Duke
of Grufton's b, c. by Reveller—Legend ; Mr. Forttes b. f.
L punla, by Ung.etust—Miss Witco ; G..neral Grosvenor's
131,k ; Mr. D.lly's br. c. Freedom ; Mr. Dilly's br. f.
M rine; f. ,rd Rae er's Sister to Cactus; M . S ,ard's
M t.lt, by Po:lmmo—Cal, darn ; Mr. R. Mice's b. c.
by S. arick—Nereus'. dia.; Mr. Moils's br. c 0.1
Bib, ~y %Vsxy Pope—Z •e; Lord Orford's eh. 1. by Euti.
1it..., Rachel.

Kingston Hum- Roams, Tuesday Night.
FRENDERGA,T STAKES (FRIDAY).
to I avt Mr. >tonehewer's Zuluna (taken)
3 to 1 agst Mr. Milk's Pincher
4 to 1 agA any other

DERBY, 1834.
9 to I agst Mr. Watt's Bubastes
15 t., 1 agst Mr. Yate..'s Bentley (taken)
35 to 1 agst Mr. tireville's Brutha to Whale (taken)
40 to 1 agst Mr. Mills's Brother .0 Kate ,taken)
40 to 1 agst. Mr. Mills's Pincher ~taken)
500 to 75 agst Mr. Mills's Old Bid (taken)

04K S.
8 to 1 agst Mr. Walker's Cotillon (taken)
10 to 1 ag t Mr.Stoneliewer's Zulima
10 to 1 agst Mr. Nevill's Aroadon
There w.l n ne any race tor the °atlantic. Colonel
Peel and Ml. Ridadal, divide the hirteita.

NORTHALLERTUN RACES OM 12.
A PiudUCe Sweepstaker or 25 im' each, h. ft. One

mile. Four otitis.
Mr. Smith's Zillah 1
Duke of Leeds's b. c. by Blacklock
A S.W.; Cu,,, v,du. 501. Hats twu miles.
Major Hartley's Pantomime 1 1
Mr. Scott's Laurel Le .1
Mr. Hutton's Jerry Hawthorn 0 3
Mr. Hewgill's Allegro
The Count' y Ciewlemen's Fiat, tit 50/. Heats three miler.
Mr. Shepherd's Revolution 1 2 1
Mr. Hesseltinc's Flambeau 3 1 2
Mr. Wilson's Primandort

HUNTING APP OINTMENTS.
Mr. Fa quinasun's Hound. meet to-morrow at Moreton
--at hilt •pttat ten.

ups pick of h,,unds.
SPORTING CORPORATION._It appears that
• ti.)Coutlntnst"on Hbeuntc"uotf
till lately, 55/. a•year has be.n paid out of tt e Corporate
Funds of Brecknock, toward. ke,ping
Qaere. Is that airieoiaende ufwn ch:th
ies
"reawchill Fatter shutrht;
the city of Loudon, connected with a similar oLject?
tie:inefir)liedgtehwea Bridgewater, hewadiisltatno
cued five miles, which, added to the evenness of
hour sooner than at present. ztttr an
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