Star.
London, England, 1825-08-11 00:00:00

SPORTING IX.TELLidENCL•

YORK AUGUST Nr.r.Tixn.—(Srcomn DAT, 'Comae).
The Races yesterday gave unqualified satisfaction, and the haven
of the turf may anticipate some good tport during the whOle of the
week. The Course wat never in finer condition, and the admirable
manner in which it was kept reflected great credit on those to
whom that part of the arrangements was intrusted. The Rata;
commenced yesterday at two o'clock (the rain 'Living ceased), and
such was the precision with which they were run, that, though six
in number, they were all decided before five o'clock. This is owing
to the exertions of the Stevraihis, and the excellent regulations of
" the subscribers to the great subacriptinn at York," by whom it
was last year resolved-Ist. That all stakes be made in sovereigni
or pounds, and that five per cent. discount be allowZd on payment
of forfeits, if declared by nine o'clock the evening preceding the
races. 2d. That grooms, &c. not having their horses ready for start-
ing at the time appointed by the Stewards, be fined five pounds ;
and jockies not ready two pounds. The keeper of the matchsbto.k
to enforce payment, or he himself fined; than which nothing c..n
be better calculattd to enforce punctuality.

TN t aI2TINQ.
At this meeting the large rcom in the York Tavern has been ap-
propriated to the use of the Sporting Gentlemen as " the New
Betting Room," and is unanimously attended by there. Mr.
Simpson, the landlord. has conducted it with the greatest reptla-
rity, and every Gentleman pays 10s. for the week. The betting
has been brisk, Trinculo having got up in consequence of being in
the same stable as Lord Fitzwilliam's colt, Barataria, who won the
T. Y. O. this day. The olds are as follows :

7 to 2 apt Memnon
13 to 2 apt Alderman
17 to 2 apt Redgmemlet
15 to 1 •agst Cleveland
20 to 1 agst Altisidora

Sr. LEO ER.
20 to 1 apt Dauntless
20 to 1 agst Trinculo
20 to 1 agst Addy
23 to 1 apt Homer

20 to i was offered to be takenithat the Remanent stables win
the St. Leger, and har Trioculo.
50 Sovereigns Stakes on Thursday.
Three to 1 agst Homer; 4 to 1 agst His Grace; S to 1 apt
Count Pozzo, and to 1 apt Crowaatcher.
The Two Year Old Stakes of 20 sons. each. Colts slot. 51b.
fillies ast. 21b. T. Y. C.
Lord Fitzwilliam's ch. c. Barataria . .
Duke of Leeds's br. c. by Whisker .
Mr. Watt's b. c. Belzoni . . .
The following started, but were not placed:
Mr. Lluulds.vorth's ch. c. His Worship; Mr. Ridsdale's eh, e.
by Tramp ; Mr. Butler's ch. c. Sir Charles ; Mr. Lambton's b. f.
Lana; Mr. I'. 0. Powlett's ch. c. by Cation; Mr. Wright's eh.
e. South Hahne; Mr. Ferguson's c. by Grey Middleham.
The following six paid forfeit : Lord Kilburne's eh. c. by Grey
Walton; Mr. Croft's ch. c. by Tramp; Lord Queensberry's ch. f.
We. Fry; Duke of Leeds s gr. f. by Walton; Mrs. Ridsdale's
Numskull, and Mr. Powlett's c. by The Juggler.
Berriso-7 to 2 apt the Duke of Leeds, 5 to 1 apt Belzoni,
5 to I apt Lana, 6 to 1 apt Mr. Powlett's Catton colt, 10 to 1
apt Mr. Ridsdale's e. by Tramp, and 12 to 1 apt the winner.
All ten started at score, and kept as close as possible to the turn,
when Barataria came out, and kept full two lengths a-head, until
within a short distance of home, when the Duke of Leeds's ran
him neck and neck until within a few strides of ending, when he
won by half a length only, and with extreme difficulty. Rode
by Clift.
Fifty Pounds, given by the City, for five year olds and upwares.
Four miles.
Lord Scarborough's Fair Charlotte, 6 yrs. walked over.
Fifty Pounds, for three and four year olds.—No entry.
FOOT RACE.
At Montrose Races, a foot race was run for ,850, between a ser-
vant of Lord Kennedy, and a servant of Major Hay; distance half
a mile. Lord Kennedy's servant ran the distance in two minutes
and 15 seconds; the other came in about a minute after, much dis-
tressed. A Highlander, fully attired in the highland dress, and, as
was understood, piper to Mr. Farquharson, of Finzean, ran along
with them, and, "accoutred as he was," almost came in as easily
as the winner.

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THE GREAT CRICKET MAI CH FOR 1000 SOUS.
This interning Game between Sussex and Hampshire was
brought to a conclusion on Tuesday, in the Earl of Egremont's
Park, at. Petworth. On both days the Half Moon and other Inns
were crowded by visitors from all parts of the above counties and
London. The Sussex Gentlemen won the match in a triumphant
manner, principally from the fine play of J. lkoadbridge. The
following is a statement of the game:
SUSS EX.
First Innings
Second ditto

71
41 .

Total
Majorii

289
for Si

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