The Sun.
London, England, 1842-10-24 00:00:00

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SP.ORI! IN I;NTELLiG, NC
• NEIVMARKET HOUGHTON MEL iING.
NEWMARKET, SUNDAY AFTERNOON.—The engage-
ments for the coming week augur favourably for sport,
and the spirit of match-waking, usually pretty strong at
trice close of the season, having been quickened by the
-Visit -of the Earl of Eglinton, there will doubtless he
,mans additions during the progress of the Meeting ; the
'!• list, too, holds out in the shape of plates, handicaps, and
selling stakes, a variety of inducements, not only to those
Who run for amusement, but to that numerous elrsi «ho
are.on the look-out either for purchasers or for the win-
ter's keep of theit nags, and will, in all probability, re-
alise a satisfactory daily average up to the close of the
Week. Nor is there any ground for apprehension on the
seorP of company ; the only fear, in fact, that suggests
itself at present is, that the heavy and almost contin'ious
•-• rain of the last twenty-four hours, with only momentary
intervals of the brilliant sunshine that made the First
'kid Second October Meetings so delightful, is ominous
of a wintry termination to the campaign ; as yet the
heath has suffered little, but two wore such days as
Sa-
turday, and things, to use an antiquated joke, will go on
swimmingly.
On Monday last we gave the programme of the week,
~.,..completed up to the Saturday previous ; since then a
xatitch'has been made for to-morrow, between Camelino,
6 Yl; 9st7lb, and Marquis, 2 yrs, 6st, T. Y.C., 50, h ft;
and two for Saturday, viz., Jamie Forest, Bst 71b, agst
~,,,j..rm. inot--aware, 7st 121 b, T. M. M., 100, h ft ; and
Pompey, Bst 31b, agst Rook's-nest, 7st 41b, T. Y. C.,
h ft.
In observance of the plan pursued at the last Meeting,
subjoin the names of the horses that are in training
'ere, classed under the titles and dates of their en-
bt-4Pgements.
MONDAY.
rf-Jii6Criterion.—Cotherstone, Canton, Gaper, Bother'em,
Pine-apple. the biopsy colt, Rowland, Fidelity
Ind the Marinella colt and the Macremma filly ;
4• first six, and one of Lord Exeter's, are talked of as
tha starters.
•-,,z7l,''Cambridgeshire.—Vulean, the Shadow, Dr. Caius,
Roscius, Garry Owen, Camelino, Una, Bellis-
t,,'ia, Knight of the Whistle, Rhodantlie, Forester, Ca-
sllLa, zillingham Lass, Young Quo Minus, The Genius,
' -"49late, Lady Adele, Florence, Melior, Petulance colt,
-Ptrajanot-aware Cecil, Lucy Banks, Image, Hawk
"SP), Recompense, The Gleaner, Solomon, The Con-
"lir9r, The Busk mare, Topsail, and Endymion. It is
.s€,7*.!'iuglit that there will be at least twenty runners. The
7.ght of the Whistle is stated to have sweated on Eri-
e:L:l4,d galloped- yesterday ; his lameness. therefore,
'eu- only in the imaginations of those who circulated
t>lTPort,
eirale,matie.hes.--Buffalo v. Devil among the Tailors, and
L0i,,,11110 v. Marquise—all here. Albion v. Daddy
third , and Johnny M
v. oil/mix—the second and
'()t here, and the mare out of training.
Maw." TUESDAY.
------Pompey v. Barmaid—both here.
300 WEDNESDAY.
tOn `1". Sweepstakes.- Vaiance and the Lass or Lou-
are here.
"-4latcehea.—arY G r Owen v. Celia and Buffalo v. Augury
till her.

SO S . THURSDAY.
tire ' °l' • Sweepstakes.—Ophelia, f, Murat, and Testy,
for here, but unless the latter improves hcr Clearweil
al in the Criterion, Murat will most likely canter over.
tie.,,atehes.—John o' Gaunt v Dr. Caius, and Canter v
... "Its-a-Name—all here, but doubtful if either will be
•iail.

FRIDAY.
• GMateneS.—Wild Duck colt v. biopsy colt, John o'
Titilunt v. Retriever; all here except Retriever, who pays.
e Ladye of Silvarkeld Well receives from Magog.
SATURDAY.
124atches.—John o'Gaunt v. Jamie Forest ; Pompey v.
itrChke'res
.Nest ; and Jamie Forest v. I-am-not-aware,
h The Directors of the Northern and Eastern Railway
4 given notice that, on Thursday, Friday, and Sa-
4**, ~;:!"nY next, an extra train will start at half-past seven
'7414 evening, for the convenience of the visitors at
1/14,1 winarket.
15.1.,;,..44.e/v Match for Octcber, 1843.—Lord Eglinton's
p~jristides v. Lord Maidstone's The Caster, Bst 71b each ;
sous. ; h ft.

1 EDINBURGH RACES.—THURSDAY.
Her Majesty's Plate of 1051. Heats, two miles.
Ramsay's Whistle Binkie, 3 yrs—Robertson 1 1
3 2
'4,1,-r. Merry's Smike, 3 yrs
2 3
„I_l% Meiklam's Aristotle, 3 yrs
The County Members' Plaie of 501. Heats, once round
and a dis.
Noble) 1 0
21
• l'fa'• Ramsay's Recorder, 6 yrs (W.
4 0
Air. Merry's Cable, 3 yrs
•
2 dr
14 Meikia ra 's Temptation, 3 yrs
Birnie'sAlaid of the Mill, 5 yrs 3 dr
•,
•• rat) Handicap of 1 soy. each, with a Purse added. Once
I„._ round and a dis. Winner to be sold for 1501.
(W. Noble) 1
Rarnsay's Zoroaster, 6 yrs
2
`i•ejitt. Binnie's Maid of the Mill, 5 yrs
3
Meiklam's Florence, 3 yrs
aged 4
"44% Binnie's The Laird's Brother,, AVE
ENTRY.
FINCHLEY STEEPLE-CH,
In
_A Abe Handicap.—Mr. J. Elmore 's arrow Boy, Mr. J.
"a•der Negus, and Mr. Brown's The Stranger..A
W Ilan
of 3 soya. each.—Mr. J. Darby's drny
445itill4;14)erA1,erettaunge'ss Twilight Mr. G.E. ltnore's Bonnet Roube,
'1;10r :I.l4l.:!ornton's Bramble, Mr. Dixon's
,Ragmen,Mr. J.
• iTs-S.,tildent, and Mr. N.. M'Donough s Voyager.
it'''-'O•44eI'EST BETTING AT MANCHESTER.
I..,c7.;'ncloorti• MANCHESTER—FRIDAY EVENING.
Vblsall'eY laid out in one hand yesterday againstli
rater denoted " screw loose ;" he g,irotuesaery,
ack
"a"' 4. 10 to 1, laid in ponies.He,
Zoncledo,,,t° 62 to 1. It was but for the night, es the
hint letter Placed him at 20 to 1, and reported
and sanaill'.ss.” The consequence is, that his numerous
lar guthe friends look very blue, as he_
.hasbeena
rattling backed upon the supposition of his being
will be favourite retort
the day. The London papers,
seen, report him lame ; 8 to 1, to a rouleau or
ore, wa.
got on Florence early on, but our figure
was the closing offer ; 7 to 1 was taken upon Ralph,
4114 few disposed to lay that • indeed, we heard alf a
Point less had been taken. V'illean was in force ;h2O to 1, in poni
es, was taken in a good quarter. Lord Orfohrrdees
qua Petulance colt would have been supported in two or t
iL-171._,ters, but the price did not suit—at first 100 to 1 was
Chat•rsTshie folio
appeared the closing prices against
e lamed, viz.
THE CADIBRIDGESHIRE STAKES.
The field against any five—uttered
3 to 1 agst any two—offered freely, take 4 to 1 7 to 1
agst Lord Albemarte's Ralph--taken freely
7to 1 agst D. of Graltutes Florence—t., then ufi.
9 to 1 ugst any other—offered freely
10 to 1 agst Mr. Isaac Day's Busk mare
12 to 1 agst Mr. Ramsay's Cabrera---offered freely _
12i. to 1 agst Sir W. Stanley's Forester—ta, then off
13 to 1 agst Lord Jersey's Lady Adele—offered
• 14 to 1 agst Lord G. Bentinck's Topsail—offered
600 to 25 agst Mr. Llolmes's Vulcan—taken
15 to 1 agst Colonel Peel's Garry Owen—taken
Bel agst Col. Peel's 1-ain-not• aware—off. freely
100 to 6 agst Mr. F. Walker's Billingham Lass—off.
10 freely
0 to 6 agst Lord Chesterfield's Rhudanthe—off. fr.
100 to 4 agst Mr. Treen's Una—off. freely
100 to agst Petulance—off. freely
•
agst I-am-not-aware and Vulcan (t) ; 15 to I %gat 'Vulcan and Petulance (wanted).
the '"riE Dan
betting to-day ; 11 to 1 offered on
and 22 to 1, bar one.
13i •
g , COURSING.
t, ar Club, Oct. 13 and I4.—The Flask was won by
It 1/4se'n's Railway ; the Flask for bitches by Mr.
' Cu of 44
The Lad ; the Strangers ,
and " XI:A% A. Graham's The Miller's Only Daughter;
,the Lana "k Stakes, by Mr. Barron's Banker.
bt.ttnclrigg, o,lt. 18.—The Dog Puppy Stakes were wonb
'ir• Christian's Colin Clink ; the All-aged Stakes y
x„
alh Ber's uxton's ; and the Selection Stakes by Mr.
" Istead.
Earl UUNTINi3 APPOINTMENTS.
soo,` Ilarewood's Collingham Bar; Wed.,
144 and Shoe ; Fri., Bickerton Bar ; Sat„ Harewood
ge.
00,k ,
• mviti and Ainsty hds., Strensall ; Tues., Dring-
. r: Thur.,_ Pill Moor ; Sat., Moreby.
eati, jia.„,land lids, Mon., Kildale ; Thur., Wilton-lane-
2110b,zzlington lids., Tues., Dalby Bush ; Fri.,
• Sh •
I,7lsshire hds., Tues., Hawkstotie ; Fri., Petton.
Wa„,i• • /ids., Men Penwarne Gate i Fri., Casawes
ch,• Archer's lids., Mon., Viverdon ; Thur., Hornacot
• 'Pei.
Ale a y
".
NI .Coham's hds., Mon., Ebberley House, Hobo-
; Thur., Hele Bridge, near Hetherleigla—.lo.
I),,Cr* It Cockburn's hds. Mon., Worth House ; Fri.,
•
lveves, near Bickleigh Bridge-11.
110'itt• Itobertson's hds . Mon Link Hall ; Tuee., Twizel
; Thur ,Se 't
Branch ; Fri., Roddam-14.
' 44Carlisle lad; , Tmlues.g:karnaitthweite; Coathill-10.
ttun hds.,Wed., Du ndrain ; Friday, Brig•gbouse-Bi.
hds., Wed., Brackenlanda ,• Thurs., Call-
n• t hrs., Wed.,
14E4.;
Plunipton-10f.
saz,i Somerset Temple Sowerby ;Sat., Bull's
Subscription hds., Tues., :Buncombe Hill ;
41tleigh's Cross—ioi.
~errabrokeshire lids., Thurs., Decant
t;ushford hrs., Wed., Dulverton ; Fri., hampton.
,;),rquay hrs. Thurs Manor Inn.
cer •
Lod,zolt lou's hrs., a Bishopstone ; Sat., I'Vendover

the he Houghton (hay and corn, as it is termed by
?trainers), or last meeting this season, commences
„11,'\10nday, and will not terminate until Saturday ;
'''
'act, we ay look forw.:rd to some five-and-thirty
`lion
during the week, The Pony Handicap, on
`f.'"day, always fills. The field will be small for the
...riterion. Cutherstone will be the favourite, and, ap-
Ptal'entlY, has only to contend with Canton (winner of
e Chesterfield), Testy, the Macremina fitly, the
alley' colt (ill the same stable), and Bother'em.
tw;elve
1.14 - four accepted for the Cambridgeshire Stakes,
Of which have already declared forfeit. 1.
think about one and twenty may be expected to run.
~ ile betting on this race only commenced on Monday.
;...-,ast year many thousands were wagered ere the
,vresarevviteli had been run four and twenty hours.
,pe book makers, however, need not be alarmed.
henever Scott has one great favourite, and the Day
party another, the money conies freely into the mar-
-1.1 ; and, if I be
not, on this occasion two or
pretty handsonlely
'?e rxiore will be backed for money. I presume no-
out.
Q3' will deny that two or three others will be backed
To Judge'
Zet criterion
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, we should infer that (as in 1841)
1,2_1;141bg horses in the Cesarewitch have no very
''''‘c chance of Winning the Cambridgeshire, and it