Star.
London, England, 1802-05-07 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

Tuefday morning, at nine o'clock, Mr. Tatar's
famous Mar Horfe, and Mr. HERRING'S celebrat
ed Chelnut Mare, Rarted at the top of Sloane
(tree, to run one mile on the Turnpike Road, for
a bet of tco guineas a fide, which was performed
in one minute and a fecond. The horfe carried
eleven ftone, and was rode by the Gentleman's
groom, and the mare carried catch weight. A
better contefted race was never witneffed ; the
mare won only by a neck. Had the race bean ex-
tended too yards fin ther, it was thought the horft
would have wcn, as he came in exceeding frerh,
and the mare was confidered to be much dithered.
On Monday morning, at 20 minutes part five
o'clock, the Mare Phenomena, and the Kenqh Poney,
darted from the nine-mile (tone, near Vsfoodford,
in Etfex, to decide a wager of 250 guineas a fide,
which they were matched to trot for. The Mare
being engaged to perform t 8 miles in the fame
time that the Poney did t 7.•-• The match was won
by the Mare. She went the eighteen miles in one
hour, five minutes, and forty feconds.
The match between the Mare and the Poney on
the turf, for the fame fum, and on the fame terms,
will take place on Saturday, over Epfom Ract
Ground.

NEWMARKET VIRST SPRING MEETING.
THURSDAY, MAT 61.1
The King's Plate of tongs for 4-yr. olds, t tii.
5-yr olds IIL gibs. 6-yr. olds and aged 12a.
It. C.
Mr. Land's K e. Lignum Vita, 4-yr. old - a
Sir H. T. Vane's b. h. Cockfighter, 5-yr old • a
lA. Saelmilles 1. h. Warter, aged - - 3
Mr. Coventry's b. g. Voltigood, by King Pella,' aged 4
" ail:. Saadi§ ch.b. Slapbang, S-yr. old ' dr
Eleven to 8 on Lignum Vitse-3 to t NO.
Cockfighter-4 to i ages. Wailer.
Sweepflakes of 15gs each. Cl. C.
D. of St. Alban's Mittimus, 4-yr. old, 61t 71b. a
Mr. Smith's SLipbang, 5 yr. old, Sit. 91b. - a
Mr. Moorboufe s Imam, 5-yr. old, Sit. Sib. . 3
Mr. Wation's Canterbury, 5-yr. old, yft. !alb. - 4
Mr. Whalers Vivaldi, s:yr. old, 7ft.4lb. .
Six to I agfl. Minim's-6 to 4 aga. Slapbang. s
Sweepflakes of tsgs each. Two-yr. old C.
Mr. Penton's Trombone, 3-yr. old, yft, Iglb. I
Mr. Heatheote's brother to Magic, 3-yr. old, 6ft. 41b. a
Sir C Bunbury's Whirligig, 3-yr. old, 7it. tont. - 3
D. of Grafton's Remnant, 3-yr. old, aft. 41b. - 4
Mr. Hoomes's Horns, 3-yr. old. Sit, 71b.
Mr. Wilfon's Comedy, a-yr. old, 61t. alb. - 6
Four and sto I aga. Trombone-. 4 to i agfi.
Remnant-7 to 4 agtt. Horns.
Mr. Wilfon's br. c. by Young Eclipfe, dam by
Highflyer, out of Elm's dam, 3-yr old, 71 rec.
flogs. from Sir C. Bunbury's Eleanor, 81 71b.
A. M. 2oogs. h. ft.
Ld. Sackville's Dick Andrews, 81 :lb. rec.
35gs. from Mr. Sitwell's Fieldfare, late Blood-
flick, 7fl. 31b. B. C. wogs. h. ft.
A Grand Match has been made here, to take
place the fecond day of the Craven Meeting, !Bin,
between Mr. FLITCH ra's 'a:mil and Mr. WHA-
LEY'S Tanclid, 81 71b. each, Ab. M. fur 2000 gs.
play or pay. Betts were immediately. made to a
vevf confiderable amount, and it is fuppofed nearly
as much money will depend on this match as when
Harnatettios and Diane:ad run. Alkgranii beat So-
plia, though allowed 31b. on Monday, over the
B. C. for looogs. and is at prefect the favourite
in the fporchig circles.