The Sun.
London, England, 1826-09-29 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

TATTERSALL'S, SEPT. 28.
Every thing was very dull yesterday, and very few present.—
Little was done in the way of settling, though many seemed pre-
pared to receive. Some idea may, be formed of the large sums re-
maining unpaid from the fact of one great batting man having re-
ceived only 2,b00/. on Monday, out of a balance left from his
Doncaster settling of 28,0001.
The betting was u follows :
Grand Duke Michael Stakes (Newmarket), next week.

Even betting, and 5 to 4 on the field, eget Problem.
3 to 1 agst Brother to Cedric.
8 to I agst Butterfly.
Newmarket St. Leger Stakes (next week).
The Duke of Grafton's lot is so strong (6 in number) in this
Stakes, that few bets have been made. It is difficult to quote
odds, but we should think that at the lowest, they must be
two to one on his Grace against the field 6to I against Pinwira
was taken.

15 to 1 agst Tattler.

DERSY,
I 20 to I apt Web ;

10 to t on the field.
3000 to 200 agst Re►iewrer ; taken.

OSWESTRY RACES.—Wrnsitanar, Sim 27.
The Oaweetry Stakes of 20 cove. each, and 20 added. A mite

and a half.
Sir W. Wynne'. Signorina walked over.
Sir R. Hill's Purse of SO/. Hots, mile and half.
Mr. Griffiths's ch. g. Ightfield
Mr. Lewis', ch. m. Actress
Mr. J. Brookes's gr. in. Fair Helen S S
Mr. Davis's Mountaineer 4 4
The Town Plate of 601. Heats, three miles and a balf.
Mr. Mytton's Euphrates
Major Gore's The Moor
Mr. Haywood'. Sceptre - 1 3 dr
Mr. Roger's Lemonade

GLOUCESTER RACES...-TUZSDAY, Sxrx. 16.

The Berkeley Stake* of 5 *ova. each, with i 0 Wad.

Heats,

two miles.
Mr. Thorne's br. m. Miss Forrester ... 0 1 1
Mr. Cooke's hr. tn. Maid of Mansfield 1 I dr
Mr. Bodenhain's h. f. Sprite ... 0 3 dr
Colonel Berkeley's ch. f. Edith
Mr. Ockenden's h. h. Orville, jun 3 dr
The Gloucester Stakes of 10 Nova. each, with 50 added. Meets,

two miles.
Mr. Griffith's h. m. Palatine 1 1
Colonel Berkeley named Phantasms
Mr. Philipotesi b. h. Topsy Turvey
The Portharn Stakes of 11, fors. each, with SO added, half-
mils heat', was won by Mr. C. Griffith's Pitt, boating Mr.
Canning's br. f. Iltaria, and Mr. Dutfield's e. by Ilaphasard.

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CARLISLE RACES.—TorSnAr, Sm.. t 6.
A Maiden Plate of 60!. given by the Members of the City of
Carlisle. Two milt heats.
Mr. Jopp's b. f. Fairy
Sir James Graham's b. f. Decision 2 2
Mr. Peck's g. c. Grey Midclleham...
Mr. Jackson's b. h. Mela
Mr. Hudson's b. f. Miracle
Mr. J. Benson', f. Sally Gray
Mr. Butler's b. h. Vapid 7 dr
His Majesty's Plate of 100gs.—Four mile heats.
Mr. Hudson's eb. c. Carlos
Mr. Skipsey's b. c. Don Antonio 2 t 2
Sir J. 11. Maxwell', ch. c. Sprinkel! I dr •
A Silver Cup, value 26 sue. given by Mr. Jopp, of Hawksdale
Hall, added to a Sweepstakes of 6 soy. each.—lfeats, t miles.
Mr. llinde's h. tn. Country Labs I I
Mr. Syme's ch. It 2 2
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Mr. Jupp's b. m. Sister to Tarrpy 3 $
Mr. 'Robinson's eh. in. Queen Mab 4 h
Mr. J. Watson's b. al. Violet. 5 4
WIDNISDAY...—A Gold Cup, value 100 gs. Three miles.
Gen. Slarpe's b. h. Canteen
Earl of Lor.sdale's gr. in. Fair Ilelen .....
Hon. H. Worrard's b. e Holman* 3
Canteen the favourite.
A Plate of BM given by the County Members, for all ages.
Three mile heats.
Mr. Stephenson's b. e. Billy Watson 1 1
Mr. Simpson's b. h. Young Comus
Mr. Coate's b. f. Sister to Equity
General Sharpe's h. e. Highlander .. . 3dr
.4 good raee. Sister to Equity the favourite at starting, hut
Billy Watson after the first heat.

THE GREAT' 19OT RACE.
The great foot race from Hyde Park Corner to Readier, end
hack, the one by way of Windsor Park, and the other by Mai-
denhead, took place on Tuesday, between Captain lemon and
Mr. Maynard, for 200 sovereigns a. side. The (listen!, by one
road is 39 Miles, and that by the forest road 37. Capt. Tomos
was backed at 6to 4to win by the forest read. Mr. Maynard
knocked up at Kensington, and the Captain won by two miles.