The Sun.
London, England, 1826-04-27 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING, 182 g.
TUESDAY.
The weather was very unfavourable in the morning, and it
was feared would prevent many from agending the Heath ;
but a change, about one o'clock, had the -tart of sending
many who had previously determined on rethilkiNng behind.
His Royal Highness the Duke of York wail present, on his
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beautiful grey cob, attended by a groom. His Royal High-
ion,
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ness appeared hr excellent health and and although it
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Portlandeild Tani t
Earls Sefton (Countess and family), Jersey, Orford, Verdian.
Strudbrooke, &c.; Lords Anson, Dunwieli, Lowther, J. Fitz-
roy, Wilton, 0. Cavendish, F 13eutinck, G. Bentinck, &c.
Sir J. 13yn_g, Sir J. Shelley, Sir R. Clifton, 'Sir Vincent Cot-
d
ton, and Dean of Ely.; Honottrables Mr. Voulett, De
,Roos,
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Agar, and Irby; General Orosvaor, Cel..SYnge, C.I. Rus-
sell, Colonel Wilson, Colonel Keating, Al aj:r ..,übrey, Major
Fleming, Capt. Ross, Capt. Lem, Copt. Bowles, Capt. Mills.
Capt. Standen, Capt. Sould, Parry, .—; Rev. Mr Han-
bury ; Messrs. Rush, Wonky, am., Wortley, jun., J. Mille,
Mills, French, Molony, J. Douglas, liolyoake,_ Page,
Rainabecom, E. Wilson, C. Granville, C. C.- Gre-
ville, Campbell, Scott, F. Craven, &c, &c.
DINNER PARTIES.—At the King's Palace—Mr. Douglas
hail a select party, including his Royal Highness the Duke of
York, lien. Grosvenor, Dr. Willis, Mr. Eaton, Etz.
At Lord Sefton's—Marquis of 'l'itchli i, Lora G. Bentinck,
Lord Wilton, Hon. Mr. Irby, Mr. Crcevy, Ur. &c.
Lord Anson also bad a dinner party, at tiie Jockey Club
rooms—C. Wilson, Esq. Steward. His Grace the Duke of
Grafton, his Grace the Duke of Portland, Earl Jersey, Lord
George Cavendish, Lord John Fitzroy, Sir ,heir Byng, Hon.
W. Powlett, Major Aubrey, Mr. Keating, Mr. .gar, Mr.
Craven, Mr. Campbell, Mr. Molony, Mr. Rush, Mr. Holy -
oake, Mr. Scott,. Mr. Scott, Mr. Wortley, &c.
His Royal Highness the Duke of 1 (irk attended the Rooms
after dinner, for cards: as did the other Nobleinen and Gen-
tlemen composing . the parties at the Felice—laird Sefton,
Lord Ansoe', &c.
The Marquis of Exeter's Redgauntlet, Bst. 71h. is matched
agst the Duke of Porthuat's Mortgage, fist. for Thursday, to
run across the Flat for 200 sons.

Three mateina Give been mule fur Friday, viz.,:
Mr. Pniviett's Logic, Bg. Vb. agar Mr. Wortley'i; Reformer,
filb. Ab.M. 200 sovs., b. ft.
Lon' Exeter's r. by AVhalebone, agst Mr. Roger':s Jock°,
81t. 41b. each. D.M. ICO soy*.

Colonel Wih,on'a Lamplighter, flat. Mb. agit Lr,rti Orford'3
Swine Guide, eat. 21h. 1t.91. 100 sorN. h. P.

Before auti after the races some very heavy betting took
place on the three great Stake., and a little on the 1000 gs
Stakes and Newmarket Stake,., as

1000 GS. STASES.
fi to 4 apt nutterfly (taken) 3to 2 agst Pmblcm

NEWMARKET STARES"
2to I agg Dragou I 3to 1 apt The Baron
4 to 1 agst any other.
DERRY.
16 to I agst Cartht:go
16 to' agst Dorinda
17 to 1 &gilt Unarming Molly
lin to 1 agst UlSuth

to 1 agst Panic
10 to 1 agst The Baron
13 to 1 agNt The 411061 am
14 to I.4gst Davibe
14 to 1 aget The General

3 to 1 agst Butterfly
6 to 1 agst Problem
10 to 1 apt Parapluitt
12 to 1 agst ElizAbzth

to
I apt 80-pep
15 to 1 apt 1{ acne 1
20 to 1 rtgbt Morel.

ST. LECER.
8 to 1 apt Redlamite 18 to 1 art Crusader
13 to 1 agst The Dragon 18 to 1 agst Fano),
14 to 1 agst Belzoni 20 to 1 agst Barataria
Among the visitors here, are a number of Sporting Gentle-
men from Chester and the neighbourhood, and as the celebrated
races of that City take place nextweek, some betting, has taken
mince on it, as vial hi-re AA at Chester. We have procUred a
stati molt of the odds on the principal Stakes and Cups.

in.unsitAw's cur.
ti to 4 apt The Moslem ' 7to 2 ugst Rah Bahl
5 to 1 agst autocrat 4 to 1 ag.t •tilillu: of Mansd.
3to I agst Flexible I2to 2 agst any other.

STAND CUP.
sto 4 agst Longwaict sto 2 agst Amebae •
2 to 1 agst Doctor Faustus 7 to 2 agst Bratandarf.

PRODUCE AND TWO•YR•OLD STAKES.
5 to 2 on the field.

NEWMARKET, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2r,.
General tirotivenor's, The Palfrey, beat Mr. Molory's f. by
Selini. last bal tot Ab. AI. alYsovti.— Even betting.
Mr. Ilogera' Muleteer beat Mr. Ociny's Tarundu, T.YtC.
100 sovs.-2 to 1 on the winner.

Handicap Sv:eepstakes of 10 sovs. each—all ages. T.N.C.
.11 r. Powletes c. by Crecy, 3 yrs - 1
. .
Al.. Craven's Pastime, 6 yrs -
Light others started—l paid—a good race, and won by a head.
3 to 1 agst Air. Powlett's c.-8 to 1 agst Pahtime.
Sweepstakes of 200 sovA. each, h. ft for colts, ast. 71b.; and
fillies, tist 31b.; rising 3 years. R.N.
Air. Thornhill's The General . . . 1
-
Duke of York's Rachael . - - 2
Duke of Grat'ton's Bolivar . . . - . 3

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3 paid—Won by three lengths,
5t02 on The General-3 to 1 agst Racliael.
Fift Poundal by subscription, 3 yrs. 7st. Mb.; 4 yrs. llst. 11 lb.;
6 yes. 9st. 41h. B.C.
Mr. Wyndham'keliateux Mirgaux, brother to Addy .: 1
Mr. Heathcote's Nigel - - 2
. .
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Duke of Grafton's Tontine 6 - - bolted
Won easy by two lengths.-51.) 1 on Chateau MargTox.
Sweepstakes of 100 601/15. each, for 3 yr. olds. A.F.
hard Exeter's Enamel - - -
Duke of Grafton's Rufus - -
- . -
Sir J. Byng'e Comedian -
Won by a length.-2 to 1 agst EnameL-.8 to R ago Rufus.
A fine day'ssportto-morrow, two new 51atclies made, vbs.—
Mr. Wortley's Scandal, Oat. 121 b. agst Duke of Rutland's
Adelija, Bat. 31b. D.M. 200 sovs.

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Loitl Eieter's Valais Hoye), list., agst Duke of nr..ftort's
Lilian, 7st. 41b. T. Y.C. 100 nova.