The Sun.
London, England, 1845-05-13 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE'

TATTERSALL'S—YESTEKDAY.
THE SUFFOLK STAKES.
6 to 5 agst Mr. Salvin's Alice Hawthorn...4sk°
5 to 1 agst Mr. Howe's Khorassan Cub
6 to 1 agst Sir J. Hawley's Bishop of Bovaford°
7 to 1 agst Mr. King's Young Lochinvar
8 to 1 agst Mr. Payne's Queen Mab •131 ig ho,
Very little done on anything except the 151,.. $ 001
we understand, will be ridden by John Day, jun'
all the horses engaged are on the spot.

DERBY.
9 to 1 agst Mr. Forth's lot—taken a
2 to 1 agst Lord Stradbroke's Idas—taken
9 to 1 agst Mr. Gully's Weatherbit
11 to 1 agst Mr. A. W. Hill's The Libel taken
14 to 1 agst Lord Chesterfield's Pam—taken
14 to 1 agst Mr. Mostyn's Pantasa
16 to 1 agst Mr. Greviile's Alarm
20 to 1 agst Lord Chesterfields's Newsmonger
20 to 1 agst Mr. Gratwicke's Doleful—taken.
20 to 1 agst Mr. Gully's Old England
33 to 1 agst Mr. Coleman's Young Eclipse--taken
35 to 1 agst Mr. A. W. Hill's Irenmaster—takea
50 to l agst Lord Verulam's Maynooth.
50 to 1 agst Col. Cradock's Jinglepot
1000 to 15 agst Mr. Waller's Columbus—taken
2000 to 25 agst Mr. John Day's Winchester--takenn to A
The horses most in request were Ides at 2 to 1, take- toted'
large amount ; Weatherbit and the Libel at the odds oog
Old England at 25; 22 and 20 to 1, Doleful and al+
tEclipse. Decidedly the greatest " pot" was 13.017,,- "back
hough from the immense number of commissions -iv any
him, and the extraordinary timidity of layers, sesreered.s
thing was done. Alarm fell back to 18 to 1, bat by
couple of points before the close, his friends few, an' We
any means " sweet." With regard to the Ironinastelsee
ta
are enabled to state that the Stewards met yesterdaT,
a communication from Mr. A. W. Hill into consider-81)u
but that the question of qualification remains
UlideCidett•
OAKS.
6 to 1 agst Mr. Worthington's Lancashire Witc
7 to 1 agst Mr. Bennett's Hope
8 to 1 agst Lord G. Beetinck's Rose of Cashmere
11 to 1 agst Lord Chesterfield's Lady Wildair
28 to 1 agst Mr. Rogers's Glee
NEW MARKET SECOND SPRING ME
For the convenience of those who may leave town 100
morning trains, the races will not commence this (14
half-past two or three o'clock. esterdal
A draft from Sir G. Heatheote's stud was sold Y-
by Messrs. Tattersall, the prices were low.
RACO'
NEWMARKET AND MA.NCHESTER
(FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) the
.01051
The Newmarket Second Spring Meeting, widest,
continuance of which so much has been said end Olt
commences on Tuesday, and will manage to " drag pg.
by
length along" until Thursday. No count*" tewn ineeting
the.:
land could have kept alive beyond one season meeting
-
with a programme similar to those furnished IV the
_ears.
market Second Spring Meeting during the last fe'v2..es as
But the Newmarket people are as bigoted to old
of ctlstl7B,
Lord Eldon was with regard to the introduction
before thin
o
present
be
a n
form Bill, and I am afraid some years will elaesethe Jay
meeting is (as has been so strongly urged) a"Th,„treare On'
Meeting, which is almost as weak. On Tuesdaf
p—oase, bring
races. The Rowley Mile Plate will, as usasabl'otit dat
out a new Derby favourite, or if the winner
mend his sl 1837
in the betting, why he will of course to
Ever e nbl'
since Phosphorous won this race and therootbee Er
seuvmerywbiondnyerh;abs
agt,onaelthdoougwnh toit thryasabnedenditshcoeVraereas in
to
sea'
duce many good colts to the public, such as Rat-trap,' olf
horse, &c., still I believe the sire of Lamplighter is 06 iliks
animal which can lay claim to have won both even"; an
the entries close this evening at Newmarket, of course
not speculate on the winner. Iu the match, whientime-11;
tween two very unfortunate yet spirited turfites, Sir "w",...,
Hawley and Lord Exeter, I lean to the former. area'
Hawley
nesday there are four races. I say four, because in
bability Panther will walk over for the 50 Sovereign Saog
for four years' old. The Suffolk Stakes will be the le—bnt
feature of the day. Eighteen horses are left ill'
I do not expect the field will be a large dbe O
r,
Alice Hawthorne has, of course, the top weight assigne toot
9st. 41b., and if Heseitine thinks proper to send her,
fancy she will have any difficulty in winning. law
Lochinvat, with 7st. 51b., from not having been sent teo eta
ter, where he was well in for the Free liandiell,,,f'fint:
been no doubt reserved for this stake, and looking to
ning at Bath, where he beat Pug and St. Lawrence' toy '
conceive, in the event of Alice not going, be there, °root.
about. If Wee Pet did not belong to such an tilf°,od
man as the Marquis of Exeter, with 6st. 13113., 1 smawiglien
she could not be far off winning. The Bishop's Ceb, t° be
the distance too far for him with 7st. 81b., if any faitlo .01
placed in his past performances. The same rensark 10
to Minotaur. Khorassan, ist. 111 b., is a useful 110700 s$
imagine more suited to the hill at Epsom, than to .titc ot.
Newmarket. Queen Mab, 7st. 31b., cannot complain W See
hurt by 'the handicapper, and I fully e2cic'ec; whielt
her very forward in the race. The manner 111 bee
she won the Goodwood Club Stakes last le:At at
ing Quebec and eight others, showed uisites
possessed speed and stoutness, two great reriweight too
a race horse. Best Bower and Buzz will find th!,,,e,W111:;,
much for them. Ould Ireland, I should not invis•6l/117A
ter ore
_„,af
sent, as he is engaged at Gorhambury on °3O re"- t
able terms than he is here. Conrad cannot
ebssth
the_...;VVieet Fed
from the accident he met with while running stgnen
at the previous meeting, to make it likely tbat CO4.n
him. Sir Francis, after having been beaten „0
Sec
Ph tabus, I will not hear of. Fuzbos, Dealer* $;0; tbet
have done nothing to warrant the public ae;:;00 sfral
Prologue will beat all the three years old, but coltisier;
with sst. 51b., will be unable to get in front- /It witilLocler;,,„,
therefore, if Alice goes, I expect to see her the
she does not, why then the race will be left tO yang this
invar, Wee Pet, or Queen blab. The other Yseelso, 711"
are merely plates. On Thursday, old Garr:4°l3'oo iae
matched against Lord Exeter's once flying mai* ter
matter of course, I stand on the horse. . }king he
The Manchester people have done wisely M —art of t'"
meeting this week, as there are no races in that Ito S.eln;
country going on to prevent horses being sent, ea
"" node;
market meeting will only draw down the old stageropertins
the general frequenters of races. There are net A
‘eisaceeetee
race of people in the world than the good folks brass of tb,
The love of racing pervades equally the Afid it
humble weaver as the wealthy manufacturer• sre ea'
worthy of remark, that among no class of span; sisl; •
gagements more honourably kept than ameng,ii be
bo
nester men. venture to say that there %local
money depending upon one race at this meetinget',. To tb
wagered at Newmarket during the present
the a
•
Manchester Cup there were 17 subscribers, the a philii;
• takeY dale
amount to 10 (Semiseria being left in by inis .0 tee- 0
Bst. 21b., and the Best of Three, 7st. 121 b., are .i.,0,000
stable;
een
therefore it is impossible to say whieh_"",.
try to win with : of the two, I should fancy the laLle oarley
hester, tat,
of the Tyne, after her recent exhibition at C
•olture osit
have. Cataract, of course, will not go. 1413 goo to
I think, as well remain at home. The l-'`" 00.0
have no chance. Sinbad will not be as fort
/10
as his namesake. Marian Ramsay, I ain be ablefto
be too sore from her recent running t°n or 11°- -lc
win this race, which I leave to oote_agioa
bello. The Filly Stakes on Wednesday, I iraof lefr.
through Marian Ramsay, go into the Peekete A Gil
vin. The only other that appears to "See 00015;
in the race is Lord Eglinton's Pythia. The band; if .0.
Ambition ought to win, if she is worth a Lay „stoat
_zia
does not go Lord Saltoun must win it. If the
1,, obes_.,
deed, was two miles, instead of a mile and a Onalle.,io aIY"
sintasnodshonorht his Ldoirstadsnhcip,
e. buTthelevlbict. iosriaagsotoadked97l.,oo:
seems destined for Mr. Heseltine's Thalia. .re and Ds Sapido
tbrook, 01 b.
course Cup The Best of Three, Miss 140. eft
appear to be the best on paper. The Rural s7and the Poe
race between Yellow Boy and Marian RarosaY
ease-
_n.ed
of Three ought to be the best of all those
014
Broughton Stakes. TELEG

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I,h THE EDITOR OF THE ~0111;por
SIRT,
pose of la taken your prophetic pen 05)- reacleri
sweepstakes, and nffodtr,
hesep,ignogodnatnuhdmineiro,::actbtetetefroini_eecolttrouiegs
d'i'llvv:itv.hmwraietika'rttdiinfStagoeteebt:ohe former, which commences °ea, two
lot of the Da
Stake.ts
ford's cob and Celia, foreier'
bicb
ekence:fl'aiwaß,lu
jee:Ya'. Mile Plate, a plate of 5 two
On Wednesday fall t°
the 5 0 sous. sweepstakes -
and Cob.sw.c7seellgph. be won by we he
Cob,
other
On Thursday Celia have 'ace °
Y to expert
beating by Garry Owen. geotioi,
Now for a few words on the Manchester
'tauld mare, with
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