The Sun.
London, England, 1826-08-15 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENC

RACES T 1
Oxford August .
Ilb
Goodwood b
Dorchester
3tockton
Canterbury 22
Rurton-upon-Trent
Burderop V
Swell ham 23
Egbam 29
Abingdon
Stourbridge
20
Aberysth with
Redford 29
Aberdeen 3O
Leominster SO
Warwick Sept. 5
Pontefract 5
Taunton 6
Basingstoke '7
:11orpet h l2
Lich lick! l2
AlidlAnd Merting, Pontefract l2

'0 COME.
Rotherham Sept. 13
Northampton . l*
Tewkesbury U
Doncaster hi
Shrewsbury
51argate l4O
Leicester
GLunorganshire
Cardiff' VI
Northern Meeting in
Fife Hunt eiS
Gloucester , l6
Lincoln in
Walsall ..... t7
Brecon .
Newmarket Oct. 1
Richmond
Caledonian Hunt, Perth
Wrexham ... 3
Northallerton ll
Newmarket... ...... . ..
Newmarket. ...., se

TATT,ERSALL'S, AuG. 14.

The Subscribers attended to.day in strong force, and what with
ietding on the York raets„, .and betting on the St. Leger, were
very busy. The betting on the last..natued Stakes assumer a new
shape, Mulatto and Tarrare being brought into the field, and
backed to the same amount. The former is in high favour, and
many think him safe to win ; he certainly *nada an excellent race
with Actteou, who ou a previous day beat the Celebrated Mem-
non, whickof course speaks for Mulatto, anti induces us to think
that be must be a better favourite. Belzoni rose half a point,
and was backed freely.—The odds on the St. Leger and the Ox-
ford Gold Cup are as under : •

to 4 apt Belzoni
11 to 2 *gat Bedlarnite
12 to 1 apt Crusader
12 to 1 agst IVlulltto
15 to 1 apt The Dragon
23 to 1 apt Tarrare

It. LItGE'R.
25 to 1 agst The Gotten,
35 to 1 agst Pirate
50 tot 1 agst fanny Davies
1000 to 20 apt Fanny
1000 to 10 agst Altisittora

oxroit
5 to 4 on the field apt Burgundy

LA CUP.
4 to 1 apt Cycillus

WEYMOUTH RACES, WEDNMAY, Aug. 9.
His Majesty's Plato of 100 gs. ; all age's.
Mr. Percy's ch. m. Prosody
Mr. Farquharson's b. b. Presentiment
The Weymouth stakes of 25 am'. each.
Mr. Barker's. Toughstick
The Mayor's Plate of 50 soy.
Mr. Farquitarson's Presentiment
Lord Palmerston's Conquest 2 9

The Johnstone Piste of 50 soy.
Mr. Hatton 's eh. m. Morgisus
Mr. Stent's b. in. Rally bolted.
Mr. Oakley's Gipsey
THURISPA Y.—The Weymouth Gold Cup of 100 gs. value. Heats,
two miles. •
IA Palmerston 's eh. h. Grey Leg 1 I
Mr. Farquharson's h. h. Presentiment 2 dr
Mr. Farquharson's Black-and-all-Black 3 dr
The Tradesmen's Plate of 60 soy. Heats, two miles.
IA Palmerston's b. h. Conquest 1 1
Mr. Harker's br. h. Toughetick 2 2
The Members Plate of 50 soy. Heats, two miles.
Mr. Farquharson's Presentiment
Mr. Coming's Aura

The Ladies' Plate, i. e. a Forted Handicap of 3 soy. each, with
40/. added. Heats, one mile.
Mr. Farquharson's Blark-and-all-Black 2 1 1
Mr. Coming's Aura 1 2 2
Mr. Barker's Toughstick
The Hunters' Stakes of 5 sov, each, with 2,0 added. Heats,
one mile.
Mr. Hill's Maid of all Work 1 1
Mr. Williamson's b. g. Tom Thumb 2 dr
Mr. Hatton's c. to.

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SIDMOVTII AND SALCOMBE RACES, Aur.. 9.
An elegant Silver Cup, for horses of all ages not thorough bred,
three tiro-mile" heats.
Mr. Luxton's e. tn. The Witch 1 I
Capt. flarwieke's b. h. Stranger
Mr. Burch's b. b. Grimaldi 8 2
Mr, Selwood's b. In. Exchange ..........
A Purse of Sovereigns for horses not thorough-bred, one.iiile
heats,,,and a distance. •
Mr. Chipple'e b. m. Creeping Jane ~. 2 1 1
Mr. Wylie's g, Ball 1 2 2
A Ladies' Cup, for horses of all ages.
Mr. Shelwood'a b. h. Orator Hunt I
Mr. Cornish 's ch. filly 2
Mr. Rippisley's Endeavour ' halted
A Pursed Sovereigns, by the Tradesmen of Sidmouth.
• Capt. Ardwicke's- 1,,. h. Rose-bud
Mr. Wilkinson's Baroness
2 dr
Mr. Selwood's b. m. Exchange dis

NEWCASTLE RACES, TUESDAY, Aua.
The Town Plate of 100/. Twice round and a distinott.
Mr. Gisborne's b. t Susan 1 1
Sir T% S. M. Stanley's ch. h. Gen. Mina 2 2

A Sweepstake of 51. each, with SOL added by the Corporation.—
, Twice round and a distance.
Sir T. 8. M. Stanley's eh. c. by Tiresias I
J. E. Dennison, Esq.'s h. f. Claudia 2
R. W. Horton, Esq.'s M.P. ch. 1. Latitat
Mr. Walker's b. f. Fair Star 4
A Hunter's Sweepstakes of Si. each, with 25/. added. Twice
round and a distance.
John Longdon, Eag,,s Lathe__
.. I
Mr. G. Booth's ch. h. Cock Robin
Mr. J. Cork's b. g. Rinaldo 2 di.
Robert Hill, Esq.'s ch. g. Architect
Mr. J. Peake's b. g. by Trojan 4 dr
Mr. Hart's bl. e. Milo
WIDIUSDAY.—The Members Plate of 701. Twice round and

Mr. Fainter's br. ...... l I
Sir T. Stanley's ch. c. by Tiretiss ..... 2 dis.
Mr. Walker's b. f. Fair Star ~ . . dr
Mr. Chandler's c. Northwood
Sir W. Wynn's hr. h. Randal 4
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A Sweepstakes of 10/. each, with 401. added.—Three mils heats.
Sir W. Wynn's b. f, Signorine 1
Sir T. Stanley's b. b. Haji Baba
Mr. .1. Cork's h. h. Baryathenes
Tirnasnar.—&Plate of 100 soli. Twice round and a dirt.
Sir W. Wiinit's b. f. Signorina 1 1
Mr. Giagorne's b. m. Susan ............. .
A Sweepstakes of 10gs. eacb, with 30gs. added, for three-yr-olds.
it;Once round the course and 4 distance.
W. Wynn's b. c. Sancredo
John Illytton, Esq.'s b. c. Bowsprit
A Hunter's Sweepstakes of 5 env. each, with Lb added. Twirl
round, and a distance.
Wm. Copeland',,, Esq. ban. Mina fla4nd
Joaiith Spode's, jun. ELi. 0. g. Architect 2
J. E. Venison's, hi. to. Newcastle Lass 3

VA ID A r.--The Witrklitkall'a Plate of 60 soy. for all ages;
weights and condiiions as for the 100 soy. of the first dap
Air. Barrow's h. m. Ahem
Sir T. Stanley's b. h. Haji Baba
ASltirr.Wpg• iWuter:ilre.lll,o.t
saLarbt iptitart ;

A Maiden Plata of 60 Kw. for all ages. Twice round and a
distance. Mr. Postlethwaito's Raimondo (Carr) istod, beating
six others.

CRIC
The Grand Match at Cricket,
and ekr.to of the Northampton
trooping, as follows
- woauux. I

between eleven of the Woburn,
i Club, was decided yertetday

WOILTIf 1 MPTON.
1r innin s 127 First Innings
s 4 g
sewn,' Ditto , 110 Seentiti I tittc, ......

237
Many bets were pending upon

the match.

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