The Sun.
London, England, 1835-07-28 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

TATTERSALL' S.
In consequence of the absence of all the subscribers at Goodwood
Races there was no attendance yesterday.

GOODWOOD RACES.
Goodwood, Monday Morning.
The number of horses already arrived is so much greater than has
been known at any former meeting that the promise of sport held
out by the calendar cannot fail of being realised. The following is
as complete a list of them as the difficulty and fatigue of obtaining
information in this neighbourhood have permitted us to procure :
Duke of Richmond's Leopoldine colt, filly by Camel out of Gul-
nare, brother to Holkar, and Arbis colt ; Marquis of Tavistock's
Oak Apple ; Marquis of Exeter's Beiram, Datura, Aurelius, Gla-
diator, Albania, and Ceta (Lamia filly) ; Earl of Chesterfield's
Glaucus, Valiant, and St. Julian ; Earl of Jersey's Glencoe, Fly
Catcher, Nell Gwynne, and Musquito ; Earl of Egremont's filly out
of sister to Wanderer; Mr. S. Herbert's b. c. Forward; Mr.
Finch's Cecilia, Blenheim, and Outcast ; Mr. Fox's Tipple Cider
and Partridge ; Mr. Goring's Bentley and Pholus ; Mr. Etwall's
Rustic and Revenge; Mr. Kent's Baleine, Whisper, and Gemappe ;
Mr. Greville's Dacre, Preserve, Lieutenant, El Pastor, and brother
to Stockport ; Mr. W. Edwards's Grenoble (Maiden f.), Chatter-
box,-Prince Llewellyn, and Tritonia ; Colonel Peel's Nonsense,
Silvan, Castaway, and Bubastes ; Mr. Chifney's brother to Glau-
cus ; Mr. Wreford's Freedom and brother to Hester ; Mr. J. Day's
Venison, Foozool, and Diana ; Mr. Kirby's St. Giles, Mr. Sower-
by's Rioter, Mr. Bloss's f. by Mameluke, Mr. W. Day's Came-
leopard, Mr. Robertson's Olympic ; Mr. Houldsworth's Festival,
Mr. Gardnor's Skirmisher, Sir L. Glyn's Galatea colt, Mr. Theo-
bald's Rockingham, Mr. Forth's Lady Fly, Marpessa, Cetus, and
Louisa ; besides twenty others which have been sent for the plates,
&c. &c.

The ground is so dreadfully hard that the horses' legs must ine-
vitably suffer ; indeed it is hinted that one or two have already given
way. It is the impression here that Glencoe will not run for the
Cup, but that he will be kept for Brighton.
The list of visitors at the Duke of Richmond's house is this year
confined to gentlemen ; it includes the following : —Lords Tavistock,
Verulam, Jersey, Exeter, Wilton (the steward), Conyngham, Al-
bemarle, Uxbridge, Fitzroy, G. H. Bentinck, Lichfield, Orford,
Villiers, Stradbroke, G. Lennox, and W. Lennox ; Colonels Peel
and Udny ; Hon. Captain Byng ; Messrs. Greville, Payne, Irby,
and Cosby ; and Captain Hunter. It is more than probable, how-
ever, that the debate in the Lords on the Municipal Corporations
Bill will occasion several alterations in this list.
The following arrivals have also taken place in the immediate
neighbourhood, or are hourly expected :—Marchioness of Exeter,
Earl and Countess of Chesterfield, Lord Southampton, Sir Francis
Goodricke, Lord Rokeby, Count D'Orsay, Sir M. Wood, Lord
John Fitzroy, Sir W. Cole, Lord Audley, Hon. Captain Spencer,
Mr. Poyntz, Mr. Standish, Mr. Lyne Stephens, Hon. B. Craven,
Colonel Peel, Lord Andover, &c.

Bognor is filling rapidly, and most of the lodgings at Chichester,
Little Hampton, &c., are engaged. The races commence to-mor-
row with the Drawing-room and Levant Stakes, Innkeepers' Stakes,
&c., particulars of which we gave some time back. No change in
the betting.

MID-LOTHIAN YEOMANRY RACES, JULY 18
Barnton Squadron Cup.—Heats, once round and a distance.
Mr. Currer's Goliah 1 2 1
Mr. J. Laing's, jun., Linkboy 2 1 2
Edinburgh Squadron Cup.—Heats, once round and a distance.
Mr. Bonar's Allegro
Mr. Walker's Scapement
Mr. A. T. Blackwood's The Troubadour...
Mr. Cheync's Rocket 4 4
Mr. Connell's Matilda 2 6
Mr. S. R. Fergusson's Catton
Dalkeith Squadron Cup.—Heats, once round and a distance.
Mr. Wilson's Maggy Lauder
Mr. Harper's Jessie
Mr. Watson's Cock
Mr. Taylor's Vestuve.

Dalmahoy Squadron Cup.—Heats, once round and a distance.
Mr. Glen's Little Johnny
Mr. Buchanan's Juliana ... 2 3
Mr. Fontaine's Independent ...

Musselburgh Squadron Cup.—Heats, once round and a distance.
Mr. Gray's Tamworth J 1
Mr. Aitken's True Briton
Mr. G. Grieve's King David...

3 dr

I3arnton I2st. Cup.—Heats, once round and a distance.
Mr. James Laing's York
Mr. Croall's Creeping Jean
Mr. Inglis's Hcxham
A Cup, value 50/., given by the Duke of Buccleuch. Once round
and a distance.

Mr. Currer's Goliah
Mr. Connell's Matilda
Mr. Blackwood's Troubadour
Mr. J. Laing's Linkboy
Mr. King's Cashier
Edinburgh Squadron.--Sweepstakes with 10 sovs. added by the
Officers. 8 subs.

Mr Bonar
Mr. Gordon
!epstakes for horses the property of Troopers. Once round 8 subs.
Mr. Bonar
Mr. J. Campbell
Sweepstakes for horses to be handicapped and ridden by Members
of the squadron. Half a mile. 14 subs.
Mr. Walker
Mr. Campbell 2

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