Star.
London, England, 1825-12-08 00:00:00

VOUILTIA DAY.

Second Chippenhamliied.—The Gold Cup.
Mr. Denn's Dreadnought beat Mr. Hoskins' Sit Hildebrand,
and won the cup.
Mr. Barker's Orion apt Mr. Hoskins' Ileiress—No course.
Mr. Edwards' &Hutu beat Marquis of Huntly's Vintner.
Mr. Stonebewer's Idol beat Mr. Wilkinson's Chance.
Mr. Dean's Daphne beat Mr. Edwards' Zephyr.
Ad. Wilson's Uxbridge apt Mr. de Burgh's Quarrel—no course.
Mr. Edwards Zaida beat Mr. S. Sharp's Sovereign.
Mr. Denn's Duke rec. ft. from Mr. Barker's Offspring.
Admiral Wilson's Una agst Mr. de Biirgh's Quaver— Und.
Mr. Stonehewer's Impetus beat Mr. Redhead's Leo.
Mr. Syer's Emily apt Mr. Stonehewer's Ino—Undecided.
Mr. Hoskins's Hecuba apt Mr. Syer's Essex—Undecided.
Mr. Redhead's Lancer beat Marquis of Huntly's Virgil.
Admiral Wilson's Urchin beat Mr. de Burgh's Qi:slity.
Mr. Wright's Why Not beat Marquis of Iluntly's Viscount.
Admiral Wilson's Uxbridge beat Mr. de Burgh's Quarrel.

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Second Class.
Mr. Gent's Sovereign beat Mr. de Burgles Quicksilver.
WENSLEYDALE (LAIRLY LE BURN) COURSING
MEETING.

Wednesday. the above Annual Meeting took place, on the
grounds of the Right Honourable Lord Bolton, which was at-
tended by most of the Gentlemen in the neighbourhood, and an
immense assemblage of persons to witness the day's sport, which
was most excellent. At five, the subscribers and their friends sat
down to a most sumptuous dinner. Venison, with every delicacy of
the season, was served up, followed by a neat dessert, and the best
wines. The dogs were capital and in high condition, twelve of the
ties killing their hares.

For the Cup.—First Class.
Mr. Chapman's Patch beat Mr. Simpson's Fly.
Mr. Fisher's Mint beat Mr. Thompson's Comus.
Mr. Wray's Fly beat Mr. Scroop's Spring.
Mr. William Fisher's Mini beat Mr. Ware's Swiss.
Mr. Ilogg's Dent beat Mr. Willis's Myrtle.
Mr. Lister's Spanker beat Mr. Maclellan's Snowden.
Mr. Prest's Doctor beat Mr. T. Lister's Eder.
Mr. R. Thompson's Trinket beat Mr. R. WilGi s Mirth.
Second Class.
Mr. Chapman's Patch heat Mr. Fisher's Mini.
Mr. William Fisher's Mini beat Mr. Wray's Fly.
Mr. Lister's Spanker beat Mr. Hoges Dent.
Mr. R. Thompson's Trinket beat Mr. Prest's Doctor.
Third Class.
Mr. Chapman's Patch beat Mr. W. Fisher's Mini.
Mr. Lister's Spanker beat Mr. R. Thompson's Trinket.
Fourth Class.
Mr. Lister's Spanker beat Mr. Chapman's Patch.
The Cup won cleverly by Spanker.
PEDESTRIANISM.

Mr. P. Crewke, of Bagnigge Wells, undertook yesterday morn-
ing, to run a mile in seven minutes, and carry a boy four stone
weight. The boy was strapped on so as to give the runner full
scope of his arms, and the pedestrian won easy. It was accom-
plished over a measured quarter of a mile in Holloway-lane.

WINNERS OF TWO YEAR OLD STAKES, 1823.
We insert an account of all the Two Year Old Stakes run this
year, to enable the Sporting World to ascertain the merits of the
different Colts and Fillies epgaged in the Derby and Oaks, and
likely to be nominated for the Doncaster St, Leger, and other great
betting Stakes of next'year, and thereby to govern their speculation..
Catterick, April 6—Mr. Darnell's Redlock, agst Leona, Mas•
querade colt, King Caton, and four others.
Ditto, April B—Mr. Whitelock's b. f. by Juniper, agst several
others.

Mlddleham, April 11—Lord Kennedy's Bedlamite, beating Mr.
Darnell's Decision, and two others.
The llon, April 9—Mr. I.atuur's ch. f. by Amadis, out of
Oceans, agst Oberon, and two others.
Newmarket, April :!0-I.ti lizeter's br. c. by Comm, out of
Advance, apt five others. 1
Chester. May S—Mr. 4ytton's Louisa agst several otbers.
York, May 10—Lord Kennedy's Bedlarnite, agst Masquerade;
Viscount bfelden, Belzoni, Barataria. Scc.
Epsom, May 13.—Mr. Walker's ch. c. by Interpreter, againit
two others. •
Peverley, May is—Ld .Scarborough's b. 1. by Caton, dam By
Luck's All, apt South Holmr and Redlock.
Manchester, May Iti—Mr, Yates's Little 80-peep, against four
others. .
Ascot, June 9--Mr. Greville's Elizabeth agst two others.
Leeds, June 10—Mr. Parkinson's b. c. by St. H.:lena agst Num-
skull and another. -

Stamford, June 29—Lord Exeter's Omphale filly agst General
Grosvenor's filly by Smolensk° and tyro others.
Newcastle, July 11—Mr. Baird's ch. c. by Androssan, against
Magister and four others.
Newmarket, July 11—Mr. Wortley's Crusader, agst Goshawk,
Brother to Scratch, Rivulet, &c.
Nottingham, July 20—Mr. Mltton's Louisa agst Mr. Moulds-
worth's Tommy Long Legs.
Derby, July 26—Mr. Mytton's Louisa, against another.
Brighton, July 22—Mr. Greville's Elizabeth, art colt by Whale-
bone, dam by Teddy, and Omphale filly.
York, August 9—Lord Fitzwilliam's Barataria, agst the Mas-
querade cult, Gelgottia, and several others.
Wolverhampton, August ltiMr. Yates's Little Bo• Peep, agst
Mr. Mytton's Louisa and another.
Burton-upon. Trent. August 21—Mr. Painter's Magereur, agst
Mr. Maisey's Claudia, and three others.
Stourbridge, August :It—Little 80-Peep walked over.
l'4,ntefract, Sept. —Lord Scarborough's b. c. by Cation, agst
Ur. Fox's Trictrac colt, Mr. Pette's b. 1. by Batton, and Mr.
Iloulthworth's Elephants.
Caledoni-n Hunt, Sept. 6—Sir W. Maxwell's Spaewife, agst
Barossa and two others.

Warwick, Sept. 7—Mr. West's Syphon agqt Larissa and Aamiel.
Pontefract, Sept. B—Lord Scarborough's Pasta, agst Elephant.
Mulatto, and three others.
Litchfield, Sept. 14.—Little Bo. Peep agst two others.
Doncastir, Sept. 19.—Lord Kennedy's King Cation agst Tar=
rare and several others. _ _ _

Ditto, 20—Mr. Powlett's Claudine against Mr. Houlisworth's
Mecca.
Ditto, 22—Lord Kennedy's Bedlamite against Belzoni, Garcia,
and several others.
Swafikam. Sept. 21—Colonel Wilson's eb. c. by Abjer, out of
Spinning Jenny, apt two ethers.
File. Sept. 25—Mr. Farquharson's Ada beat Baroua.
Oswestry, Sept. 27—Mr. klytton's b. f. by Cannon Ball, apt
Major Gores Cynthia and another.
Lincoln, Sept. 28—Mr. Hulton's Leena apt Ilis Worship and
Partner.
Walsall, Sept. 2S—Mr. Yates's Claudia agst another.
Richmond, Sept. s—Mr. Rollings' Sister to Homer apt King
Caton, Claudia, brother to Ringlet, and Marchioness.
Newmarket, Sept. s—Paul Jones apt Lelia's ch. f. by Rain-
bow, and Crockford's Selim filly.
Perth, Sept. s—Mr. Farquharson 's Ada apt Barossa and another.
Rugeley, Sept. 7—Mr. Massey 's Claudia apt another.
Stafford, Sept. 11..—Claudia against Zamiel.
Northallerton, Sept. 3—Mr. Rolling s' sister to Homer apt
brother to Ringlet.
Kelso, Sept. 13—Lord Kennedy's King Koul apt another.
Newmarket. Sept. 12—Mr. Wyndham 's b. c. by Whalebone,
apt Paul Jones and others.
Ditto, 21—Mr. Wortley% Crusader apt Goshawk, Skirmisher,
Lilias, and four others.
Ditto. 51-.• Goshawk walked over.

High birth, when coupled with personal ihsignifi•
cance, adds no more to real distinction, than a flaming
stn does to an ill-kept inn. •