Star.
London, England, 1823-08-05 00:00:00

CHAMPAIGNE lITALM

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Mr. John Walker sold his horse Langtonian, that won the
Hampshire Stake, and Gold Cup at Winchester, with his en-
gagements, for one hundred guineas, three weeks before start-
ing, when he was sent to be trained at Mr. Day's, near Stock-.
bricl7e ; four hundred guineas were afterwards refused for him
on the Course.
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EDINBURQH RACES, AUGUST 1.
Tice Scotch Sr. Leger, laNt Scotch-bred a-year old colts, Bst. 31b.
fillies, Bst. Once round the Course and a distance. Twenty-five
guineas each, p. p.
Sir A. Ramsay's b. c. Panmure -
Sir D. Aloncrieffe's b. c. Strada:2rue
Sir A. Donne's b. C. Zerbino -
Sir 11. K. Dick's b. f. Salvadora - -
Sir David Hunter Blair named Mr. W. La Grizett's Viscount 5
Mr. Baird named dlr. sogue's ch. f. Fenuella 6
Won cleverly.
A Match between Mr. Lyon's bay gelding and Mr. Price's
bay mare. Two miles.
Won by the mare in a canter.
Fifty Guineas, for Horses, 81. e. of all ages. Two-mile heats:
3-yr olds, 6st. 81b ; $-yr olds, Bst. 5-yr olds, tist. Sib. 6-yr olds
and aged, eat. 12th. Mares and geldings allowed 21b. A win-
ner of the King's Plate to carry Sib. extra.
Sir I). Moncrieffe's br. c. Baron Bowes
Mr. Farquharson's t. t. Peggy Ramsay
. Won easy.

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LEWES RACES, AUGUST 2.
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A Free Handicap of Five Sovereigns each, with 3.5 Stvereigns
added by the Town. Heats.
Doke of Iliclunond's gr. nt. llactlyzette !.. - 1 1 '
Mr. Northey's b. b. Ascot - - 2 2
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Mr. Theobald's ch. g. by Juniper
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fifty Pounds for the losing horses, to pay que sovereign to the
Clerk of the Course. Heats. the new Course.
Mr. Browns br. g. Marksman - - I I
Mr. Pearce sb.f. by Phantom - -- . 2 V
Mr. Theobald's ch. g. by Juniper - . - 3dr
Marksman the favourite, who carried 31b. extra after wfinthig
the first heat. A good race.

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STOCKBRIDGE RACES,. JULY :10.
The Coronation States of-125g- earir; for-Xye.olds was won
by Mr. Goddard'a brother to. Huldon, by Rubella, tiqt, 71h.—
Fifty Pounds for Maiden Horses was won by Mr. W. West's.
b. f. by Waterloo, :.-yr. old.
Mr. Goidard's Anticipation won the Sweepstakes ; and Mr.
JuJJ, of Winterilow, won the Farmers' Hunting Cup. Two
good heats.

EXTRAORDINARK.STAG HUNT.
Saturday sennight, Messrs. Upperton, of Rackl ar, having
heard that A buck had been seen in the neighbourhood of Leo-
minster, they proceeded to the spot, accompanied by two other
Gentlemen, and William Page, an old sportsman of celestrity,
and many years huntsman of the Pelham hounds, in order to
give hint chase. Their pack comistiel of but two dogs, Mr.
Page's Piper, and Mr. Upperton's Counsellor. They. soon
found their game, and compelled him to break cover, when he
immediately bounded towards the sea,and back again. He then
led off at a fine pace in the direction fur Michelgrove— hence,
in a northerly direct Mat, down the hill, into the we,tern part of
Stortington. lie then took to the east until he reached Humid-
abuuts, when he rested; but the dogs were presently upon hint,
and forced him off, at full speed, back to Huston Warren, and
thence to Thakehain, onwards to Stryning, and tiltimat. ly to
Rock, near Wilton, where he was taken and killed, after one of
the most ardent and gallant chases ever recorded, over a coun-
try of hill and dale of upwards,of forty miles,in three hours a
sixteen minutes, with only about five minutes fault during the
.whole time.—Lewes Paper.