The Sun.
London, England, 1851-07-04 00:00:00

for 1501, &e. Heats, one mile and a half.
Captain Harcourt's Colsterdale, 3 yrs (Arnold) 0 1 1
Mr. White's Clara, aged (Charlton) 0 2 2
Mr. J. Osborne's Cheap John, 3 yrs (Osborne) 1 3 dr
Mr. Lowe na La Stella, 4 yrs ...(E. Graham) 2 dr
Each heat won cleverly by half a length.
THURSDAY.
(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
The Lottery Stakes.

Oxford Blue ... ••• •••
Unity ... .. ... ... ... 2
Flying Dutchwoman ... •• ... ••• 3
Maley ... ••• ••• ... ... • • 4
The Queen's Plate was won by Colaterdsle,lbeating
Tom Hoitby and four ethers.
Handicap of 5 sous. each.

Jenny Lind ...
John Dory ....

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Three others started.
The Commercial Travellers' Plate was won by Re-
version, beating Gulliver and two others.

AQUATICS.
THAMES WATERMEN'S ROYAL REGATTA.
This regatta, under the distinguished patronage of his
Royal Highness Prince Albert, the Lord Mayor, the
Masters and Wardens of the Watermen's Company, and
several noblemen and gentlemen, commenced yesterday
with the trial heats, and will be resumed to-day. The
weather was extremely fine, the rowing very good, but
the assemblage thin.
APPRENTICES' MATCH for a very handsome Coat and
Badge and Freedom.
First Heat.
G. Robins, Battlebridge-etairs
B. C,axlado, Paul's Wharf
E. F. Gale, Pimlico ...
J. Bell, Richmond
J. St ell, Hampton
The course in this, and the whole of the other heats,
was from Putney-bridge up round a boat at Chiswick-
eyot, and down to the Chancellor's. It was a beautiful
start and race; the men were scull and scull for some
distance, and then Gale, who had his nose a trifle in
front, increased his lead to a clear length off the Vice-
Chancellor's, where Coxlade was half a length only
a-head of the others, who were all abreast. Off the
Crab Tree Robins challenged the leading man and won
the heat, Gale turning the flag on the wrong side by
mistake, a circumstance which induced the managers to
allow of his contending in the grand heat.

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Second Heat.
R. Lovage, Horselydown 1
P. Chandler, Millbank ... 2
J. Fefield, Rotherhithe 0
J. W. Dixon, Cuckold's Point ... 0
The last man got water-logged soon after the start,
and was obliged to " bale out;" the two first men had
all their own way.

Third Heat.
R. Piner, Whitehall ... 1
S. Brumley, Deptford ... 2
W. Ward, Blacitfriars 0
J. Mackinney, Richmond ... 0
A good start was succeeded by Ward and Mackinney
going slightly in front, which the former retained, but
was eventually disqualified owing to a deviation from
the laws of buat racing, by which Piner was impeded in
his course.
SCULLERS' MATCH by Watermen for a Prize Wherry,
given by his Royal Highness Prince Albert.
First Heat.
T. Goodrum, Milbank ••• ... 1
H. Finer, Whitehall
J. Kelly, Fulham ... ••• ... 0
W. Short, Fountain-stairs 0
H. George, Horselydown•
Goodrum, although hard of hearing, jumped off with
a lead, which he so improved, that he was four lengths
ahead at the Vice-Chancellor's, and continued to win
as he pleased, but a very beautiful race ensued for the
second place, the other four being scull and scull at the
Vice-Chancellor's, and exhibiting up the reach the most
determined efforts to obtain a berth which would en-
title them to row in the grand heat. It was subse-
quently acquired by Baer, who, however, had his work
to do.

Second Heat.
W. Pocock, Lambeth
F. Lt.tt, Lambeth
A. Chitty, Richmond
G. Willi:leis, Isleworth 0
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It was a dashing start; Williams, with a slight lead,
which he gallantly endeavoured to maintain, but was
soon overhauled by Pocock, who passed the Vice-
Chancellor's four length ahead. Chitty, who had by
reason of his station to work over to the north shore, in
doing so became waterlogged, and consequently dis-
appointed the expectations of his friends. Let:, just re-
lieved himself of Williams, but not without great exer-
tion, and off the Crab Tree began to show the lead,
which ho maintained.

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