Star.
London, England, 1802-07-23 00:00:00

WEDS ESDAY.

A Sweepflakes of logs. each, to which twenty
were added, the fecond to receive back his (take.
Four Mile Heats.

Hurt Sitwell, F.fqr's b. b. Meteor, 5 yrs old, 9ft. I t
Lord Stamford's c i. Chasms-1., 5 yrs old, SlLislb. a 2
Mr. Saundcr's b. m. Eliza, 4 yrs old, 7ft. nib. dis.
Three and 4 tot Chaunter agli the field; but a
race was now better conteffed than between him
and Meteor, who won by dint of bottom, as both
honks ran off at fcore both heats, and half a length
decided in favour of Meteor.

LAMBERTON RACES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 7.
The Hunters' Stakes of logs. each, izli.—Three
mile heats.—(Four Subfcribers.)
Colonel Renton's gr. m. by Comet • s
• lldcrton's Chatfworth, by Columbus - - 2 2
Mr. Donn's Sharp-Shooter 3 3
The Sol. for 3 and 4 yr olds.—Two mile heats.
Mr. Lonfriale's ch. c. by Beoingborough, 3 yrs old -
Mr. Fkteher's Antelope, f yrs . . s %
Mr. Conun.ng's b. c. by John Bull, 4 Tis 3
Colonel Renton's b. f. by Buzzard, 4 yra - fdl.
Mr. Fletcher's b. h. Sevon's the Main, by Toby,
beat Mr. Johnßone's Suwarrow, half-a-mile, logs.
TNILIRSDAY.—For the scl. for all ages.—No race.
• Mr. Fletcher's black pony heat eafy Mr. John-
fon's Logic O'Buchan, by Rockingham, 5o yards
on Lambertnn Courfe.—Mr. Johann flaked loco
to bogs. Mr. It-41111bn and Mr. Fletcher roode.

tainw.—No race for the pl.
Matches.—Mr. Jolinfon's brown horfe, Ante-
lope, Rif. beat Mr. Fletcher's Applegarth, 911. 31b.
two mile.; 200 S. each, ten to °1:4...n Applegarth.
Mr. Fletcher's I.ethe, beat Mr. Johnion's chef-
nut filly two toogs. each.
Mr. Fletcher's bay filly, by Ruler, beat Mr.
Johnfores li.ty gelling by Hay Bolton. Lad half
mile ILI the courk, 4lb. for toogs. each. The
winner to hare both horfcs.

Mr. Johnlon's colt, Logic O'Bocban, beat Mr.
Iletcbcr's Juhn Knox, too }rinds, fur zuocgs.

MONIEFIETII RACES, JULY la.
Thnraiy, was run for, over the Sands of Mo.
niefi,:th, a Silver Cup, togs. value, given by the
1:• 71. Wm. Manic, tf Paniunre, and won by
Mr. G. Ancicrfon.,b: y mire Ranger 5 z
Cricllon's Moe colt Chance z 3 dilt.
Mr. NeLiuir'il blitrk 1111 y, Sorprize i 7., dr.
r, brown Imre - 3 Jr.
Mr. A. Crwitton*.td. owl c Skipping Kate ♦ e.ift.
Same day, a handforne (addle and brid!e,
by ftibciiption, was run for, and won by
Mr. C.,rtwry's blown mare 1
Mr I). Crii.hton's brown mare - dirt.

. .
The general opinion, at flarting fir the cup,
was in favour of Chance, and when he came in
fore nett the firft heat, the confidence was in-
creafed ; even although he bcited the fecond heat,
and came in t:lird, the odds were great in his fa-
vour ; and had 11:: not bolted in the third heat
three there ii little doubt but he would have
gained C!ia cur.—The company were numerous
anJ 'Afhionalde ; and the new uniform of the
,••r...• • vr•-•• much admired.

STOCKBRIDGr, TRIDAY„ JULY 16.

A Plate of 56. fur 3 yr. olds carrying 711. slb. and
4 yr. olds Ba. 121b.—The winner of one Plate
or Sweepnakes in t4toa, carrying 31b. cunt.—
. The belt of three two mile heats.—Mares and

Geldings allowed zlb.
Mr. SCI*OI,C, b. c. Dottr,l, 4 yr. old - I I
His R nyid Higknufsthe Prince of Walci's b. c Fidget
Mr. Durand': C. C. 3 yr. obi, Moron Raticr
Seven to 4 agft Dottrel-5 to 4 upon the Prince
—3 to t aglt Morgan.
Hunter's Sweepllakes of togs. each, for horfes
that had never llarted, paid or received forfeit
prior to the t It of March, carrying t alt.—One
Four Mile Heat.
Mr. Ilc rating's b. h. by Pegafas, t yrs otct - I o
Mr. Abbey's ro. or ch. ni. by A4iaragus, 3 its old
Mr. Batfon's b. m. Novick., a,.:ed
Mr. G. F. Stratton's b. g. Skylight, aged
Five to 4 on Pegalus-7 to z agft Skylight.