Star.
London, England, 1823-10-11 00:00:00

sponi7NG INTELLiGENcE.

INIONTCOMEItySIIIItE RACES, I.I=DAV, °masa 7.
The Uninu Stakes a Eight Guineas, for Horses not thorough bred,
frorajitL: the property i.t the :Members of the Union Club. Three-
years old to carry gat. 51b. fuur-years old, lust. 71b. hve-years
old, liq.'6lb. six .years old, 12st. aged, 12st. 21b. blares and
Gelding% allowed 71b.
David Pugh, Esq.'s Viscount
Wiliiant Owen, Esq.'s cb. m. by Paris
N. Miley, Esq.'s ch. nt. Vesta
W. Jonas, Esq.'s ch. m. Laura
John Deck, Esq.'s puke

4 1 1
1 2 2
2 3 3
5 4 4
Jr.

Good 'tact.

Match for 140 Sovereigns. Mile-and-bah Tit as.
David Pugh, Esq.'s b. g. Grouse
John Beck, Esq.'s b. g. Tennis Ball -

evEnscsbay.

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2

The Welsh P. Plate of £.;O, given by the town for horses, not
thorough bred, and foaled in the county-3 yr olds to carry 94.
61b. 4 yr olds, 101 t. 71b. syr olds, 11 .t. 61b. 6 yr olds, 12st. agt.d
12st. 21b. Mares and geldings allowed 41b.
Mr. Jones's b.g. by Pavilion - . .5 4 1 1
Mr. Hughes's h.g. Luck's All - - - 1 3 4 2
Mr. Morris's ban. Polly Tippin - - 4 I 3 3
Mr. Shiner's b.m. Friendly Fancy - - 2 2 dr
Hunter &takes of five sovereigns each, with 25 added by the Fund,
was walked over by a Pugh, KN.
A match for 50 sovereigns, two mile beats. Vl4. won by Mr.Bowaes
b. g. beating Mr. Bucks b.g.—A good Race.

NORTIIALLERTON BIEETING, riitISDAY; Orroszne.
A Sweepstake: of Twenty! Guineas each., p. p. fur two-years old
Colts and Fillies ; Cults to carry Ist. 511). Fillies, 8* 21b. A
mile and a filmier. •
Mr. Jaques's b. f. Ringlet - - - - 1
Mr. Ferguson'
:ch. c. North Briton - - - 2
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Mr. SyCrs's b. F. by Walton - - - . 3
A Hunters' Stake of Five Guineas each, for Horses, Ste. not
thorough bred, that never won before the day of naming, to be
rode by Gentlemen; three-years old to carry 10,t.71b. four-yeast
old, flat. 9.1 b. five-years old, list. 111 b. cis-yasrs old and ages%
lest. Sib. Two miles. (15 Subscribers.)
Mr. Ihpkinson's br. f. Colina . - - 1
Lord Tyrconnersbr. f. by Ardrossan - - • 2
Mr. Witham's br. m. by Ardrossan . - - 4
A Maiden Plate of Fifty Pounds, for three-years old Colts and M.
lies' Colts to carry Sst. 71b. Finks, Sat. 51b. Two-mile heats.
Mr. Ferguson's ch. c. balance - 1 1
Mr. T. Pub se's ch. c. by Walton - - 4 2
Mr. Wyrill's br. f. by Ardrossan - -% 3 3
Ms. Kirby's br. e. Honest John - 2 4

ATTERTON PARK RACFsS.—T►ttrasnsy, OCT. 9.
The renewal of these Races produced good sr sat, under the ma-
nagement of Captain Montgomery, of Hale Hall, Bucks, and J. B
Fortescue, Esq.

Sweepstakes, Ego. etch, with 20 added by the Members of the
Atterton Hunt. MA&

Mr. Coulbourne's ch. h. Glotv-worm - - - 5 1 1
Mr. Honeywfmd*s Scorpion . 1 S
Major line's Truth • - 2 2 dr.
Mr. Portescite named Erniiy - 4 dr.
Three ran on the wrong side of the post and were distanced.
A fine Race.
Hunters' Stake of sgs each, with 15 added. 1 Ist.
Capt. Montgomery's Wash -
Mr. Ladbroke's gr. g. out of Arabella's drin -
Mr. Hunt's ch. m. Blossom
Capt. Corderay's Whisker
Mr. Udney's Roger

Mr. Coutb.ontnei Mnnk -
Six to four on Brush after the heat.
THE BARCLAY AIATCH.

- 1 1
• 3 2
• 2
- 4 4
• 3 dr.
- 6 dr.

A Mr. Henderson, a native of Cumberland, accomplished the
Barclay match of a thousand miles in a thousand hours on Thurs.
day, at Amnon Park, Hants, for a con.iderable wager. This It
the second person who has done it since Captain Barclay, although
many have tried and failed. Mr. Henderson walked over a half-
mile piece of ground, and the greatest uncertainty he felt was in the
fifth week, from swollen legs; but it went off, and he won cleverly.

ROWING MATCH.
A trial of aquatic skill to,dt place yesterday morning from Mill-
bank to Chiswick, with the tide, between Messrs. Broadwood and
Farrer, in one boat, and Niessrs. Jenkins and Moore in another.
The race was for twenty sovereigns; and the competitors, strong
young amateurs, made an excellent race. The first boat was rowed
kt yellow jackets, and the second in red. The yellow took the lead,
but at Wandsworth the boats were together, rads striving to pull
a-head, and the red got first through Paney Bridge. By great ex-
ertion the yellow got a-head, and won the race by about six boats'
length. The match was done ur.der three-quarters of an hour.