Star.
London, England, 1831-10-03 00:00:00

SPORTING.

NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING.
NEW/EMMET, SUNDAY AITZIWOOS.-14be first of the
three October meetings commences to-morrow, and does not
promise to be a very brilliant one either in sport or Goo-
panv, owing, no doubt, to the reform debates in the House
of Lords, which will detain many of our principal support.
ere. The only races in the list that went to as to possess
any interest are the Oland Duke Michael Stakes, worth
twelve hundred pounds, the St. Leger, and the Cup ehal.
lenge between Lueetteand Priam ; it isnot very likely that
the latter will be run, Priam having already berate her in a
canter, at even weights, and in this match be will re-
ceive eleven pounds, carrying only fist. 111 b. as a four-year
old, against the mare's gat. 81b. over the Becon Course—the
only thing calculated to make a race of it is the fact of the
match being play or pay, and of course nothing to be saved
by not renning. The Grand Duke Michael will be good
betting race: dot because the horses are good, but because it
is difficult to say whien is the worst. At present Anus
has the call, the Blunder colt is alto in force—if be should
win, the others mast be bad indeed. Brketnian has been
backed, and is certainly as much entitled to be tint favou-
rite as /Ennis ; looking at the public running of the horses
engaged, it is any body's race. The St. Leger has two or
three horses in it of superior character, and for that reason
will not be so good a race for betting; Oxygen, Riddles.
worth, Clansman, and Camarine are amongst those rimed,
the former is the favourite, as Riddlesworth is not exp.xted
to;run Clansman has friends, and Cat:lslip/twin be in Savour;
she has hitherto run well, but has not yet beaten homes of
any great note. A new two-year-old Stakes will be nut on
Thursday; it is called the " Cockboat" stakes, and has 13
slam:rib:is at fifty pounds each. Colonel Peel's Archibald,
and 31r. Theakston's f by Wrangler out of Helena, are
the favourites, but no Odds are yet quoted. Several
Matches are in the list; but they do not mete any in-
tercet.

As yet few gentlemen have arrived, nor is the muster of
betting men very strong. A few engagemehts have been
made at the following prices :
Grand Duke Michael Stakes (to.morrow).
3 to I apt Duke of Grafton's ZUNI out Of Pastille.
4 to 1 apt Lord Jersey's Blunder colt.
6 to 1 agst Lord Exeter's Bohemian.
St. Leger ( Wednesday).
3 to 4 apt Duke of Grafton's Oxygen.
IS to 2 agst Duke of Rutland's Clansman.
Derby and St. Leger as before.
Fixtures for To.motrow.
The Trial Stakes of 10 son. each. AF.
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The Duke Micbael Stakes of 30 each, for 3-yr•eids. A.R.
Lord Burlington's Barabbas ; Lord Litchfield's Ina colt;
Duke of Grafton's Tontine colt ; Duke of Grafton's Anent
Lord Exeter's Humus; Lord Exeter's Bohemian ; Lord
Exeter's Raman ; his Majesty's Electress colt; Marquis
of Wesuninster's Metheglin ; Mr. Mill's c. by Blaeklock ;
Lord Chesterfield's Massaroni ; Lord Chesterfield's Barbara
Bell ; Lord Jersey's Cobweb colt; Lord Jersey's Blunder
colt ; Mr. Lumley's Panopes ; Mr. Nowell% c. by Muley ;
Lord Lowther 's Exploit; Lord Lowther's Dispatch (sett(
abroad); Mr. Thornhill 's Brother to Mouche ; Mr. Thorn.
bill's f. by Einilius, out of Sall ; Lord Orford's c. by Wrang-
ler, out of Aledora ; Mr. Hunter's c. by Gustavus, out of
Sprightly ; Air. Henry's Tam O'Shsuter.
Sweepstakes of 100 sous. each, b. fr. D.M.
Galantine's, list. 71b ; Egbert, fist. 21b ; and Lochinva,
fist. 11b.

aback 200, h. ft.—Amplilaraus and Captain Arthur's,
Bst. 71b. each. D.I.

Match 100, h. ft —Ciudad Rodrigo, est. 71b. against Ti-
tania, /tat. Mb. A. F.

HEATON PARK RACES, Sir!. 2&
The Stanley Stakes of 10 soy. each, h. ft, for three years
old, 9st Sib ; four, lOst bib; five, lOst 1216; six, and
aged, llst 21b. A.F. 13 Subscribers.
Mr. Houldsworth's b. f. Circassian, 3 yrs ... .. 1
Mr. Gully's br. b. 'Denby, 6 yrs . .
Sir J. Gerard's b. c. Tetotum, 3 yrs • •
Mr. Thompson's hr. g. Orthodox, aged; Lord Wilton's
eh. c. Bras de Fcr, 3 years ; Mr. Turner's b. c.
3 years Mr. Cosby'. cb. c. Adam Brock, 3 years; and
Mr. Cook's b. f. by Cation, 3 years, also started, bat were
not placed.
Sir J. Gerard's b. h. Prince Eugene, 5 yrs, Ilst (owner),
beat Capt. Copland's b. h. Fairplay, aged, Ihs; three quer.
tern of a mile, 100, h. ft.
The 'Heaton Stakes, of lb son. each, 6 ft. Mile and half.
(10 sub.)
Alr. Johnson's eh h Jupiter, aged, list 51b ... 1
Sir. Coshy's br a Sketchbook, 4 yrs, 4 yrs lOst 31b 2
Mr. Turner's b f The Nab, 4 yrs lOst 71d; Lord Wil-
ton's cb h Rnugh Robin, 0 yrs 12st 71b; and Sir J: Ge-
rard's b h Prince, 5 yrs 10st 71b. also started, but were not
placed.
Handicap Stakes of 10 soy. each, 5 ft. with 20 added, for
horses noethorough-bred. Once round. (5 Subscribers.)
Ld Chesterifeld's ch e Rufus, 0 yrs, l2se 41b. ... 1
Mr. Burton'agr g the Admiral, 5 yrs, 12st 41b
Sir R. Brooke's bg. by General Mina, 3 yrs, 9st 51b; and
Mr. Brooke's b g Michael, 4 yrs, lost Sib (bolted), also
started, but were not placed.
Gold Cup, value 100 soy. the gift of Mr. Deane, added
to a Subscription of 10 soy. each. St. Leger Course.
(19 Sub.)
Mr. Sadler's br g Jocko, by Filho, aged ... 1
Mr. Gully's br h Tranby, S yrs
IA Wilton's b e Chancellor, 3 yrs . . 3
Grand Junction Stakes of 20 soy. each, h.ft for three yrs old
colts, 10st 71b ; and allies, lost 416. One mile. (6 Sub.)
IA Wilton's b e Chancellor 1
kir. Houldsworth's b f Circassian 2
Mr. Stanley's b e by Carton 3

LINCOLN, WZDNIMIAT, SEPT. N.

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His Blajesty's Plate of 100 gs. 'Two.nrik heats.
14. Cleveland's b. f. Maria, 4 yes, Bst. 41b ('l'. Lys)2 1
44. Scarbrough's br. f. Volege, 4 yrs, Bst. 41b.... 1 2 dr
Mr. Houidsworth's br. f. Christiana, 4 yrs, Bst. 41b 3 3 dr
The Champion Brakes of 90 sow. each, 20 ft. for three-ye cads.
Two miles. (Pour Sabo.)
Mr. Golden's br. f. La Fills Mal f3ardee, Bst. G. Nd.
son • • • •
1. 0
Col. King's gr. . allopade Bst ..

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