Star.
London, England, 1823-07-04 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

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• EXITING AT TATTERSALL'S, JULY 3.
Tattersarivin well attended to.day, and some brisk betting
on she Stakes ja nomination awned. Several altentkes took
place on different hones, particulars of which we subjoin
JULY STAMM
to 1 apt sister tp Guerilla Bto 1 apt any other
to 1 apt ?errands,

4to 1 apt Thtker 111 to 1 apt Miss Fanny
7 to 1 apt Sherwood 20 to i apt Abrou
7 to 1 apt Mulcted 90 to 1 apt Palais ROO
DUST. '
15 to 1 apt Pantina colt 20 to 1 apt Money Musk
15 to 1 apt Agnes colt 110 to 1 apt Cressida
17 to 1 apt Reserve colt SO to / apt Swiss,
17 to 1 agst Corinne 90 to 1 apt Skipjacb
The match between Premium and Moder is to be run on Fri-
day in the Pint October Meeting, instead of Monday in the
lioughton.—That between Premium and Repeater is off by
consent.
BATH RACES, JULY 2.
elle Sont nietshire Stakes.
Mr. J. Sadler's Atlas - - 1
Mr. Willis's e. by Haphazard - - 2
Mr. Dilly's Netberfield sod three others started, but were not
placed. Even betting on Netberfield.
The Kelton Stakes, for three-yr-olds.
Mr. Dilly's Bertram • - 1
Mr. Nayler's Triumph . - - 2
Mr. Days Melampus - - - 5
Three others started, but were not placed. Bertram was the
favourite.
The Bristol Stakes.
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5 3
4 dr

Mr. Nayler's Pastorella
Mr. Day's Rosa
Mr. Day's Victorine
Mr. Pryse's Doctot &dr 7
BIBURY RACES, JUNE 24.
Produce Stakes of 50gs. each, h. ft. About three-quarters of a
nine. (Five Subscribers.)
Mr. Dundas's gr. e. Grey Robin, last. 411). - 1
Mr. Pryse's br. c. by Orville, Brt. 71b. - 2
A well contested race.
Tha Bibury Stakes of 25 sovereigns each, 15 ft. and only 5 nor
if declared, fee. with 30 sou. added, for all ages. Two miles-
(ll Subscribers.)
Dl %jot. Gore's b. Is. Cuyp, S yrs old, est. 311).
Mr. Farquharson's br. h. Surprise, 5 yrs, est. 51b. - 2
Ni. Jones's hr. g. Champion, 4 yrs old, est. 11b. 5
Mr. blolony's b. m. Lusa, 6 yrs old, 9st. Sib. - 4
Mr. Dundas's br. b. Chef d'CEuvre, aged, fist. Sib. - 5
r:uyp made severe play, and was never headed.
HAMPTON RACES, JULY 2.—(Szeowo Day).
The brightness of the morning, added to the expectation of a I
good day's sport, drew as many, if not a greater number at
persons together than on the*preceding day. Their }loyal High-,
nesse, the Duke and Duchess of Clarence and Princess Sam
'Weimar again attended the Course. Till after three o'clrick,
the rime of starting, numerous and splendid equipages, &c. with
fashionable parties, were on the I lurst. The water was covered
with elegantly decorated boats, filled with large parties. 'mg
Band of the 15th Hussars, stationed at Hounslow, were at the
Royal Stand, and played lively airs during the day.
The Coburg Stakes of 5 sovereigns each, with 20 added, for
horses of all ages • heats once and a half round the Course.
Mr. Page's c. 1. Prosody, 5 yrs, est. 71b. 1 1
blr A. Braithwaite!. Vanluo, 6 yrs, est. lslb.. 2 6
Mr. Curtei.' c. g. 'Toussaint, 6 yrs, flo. 121 h. - 3dr
Three drawn.—First heat—Prosody took the lead and kept
ir, with Vanluo close at her quarters, and Toussaint bard and
fast at his haunckes, making as good a close heat as we ever vele-
reeled. Proordy was rode by G. Tent in good style, who wow
by half a neck. Vanloo was rode by G. Docket', who made
the most of him, and Toil saint by alacdonald.-6 to 4 on Van-
loo at starting. add 2 and 3 to lon Prosody. Toussaint was
sweetly -talked of, and not expected to win.
Second heat—Prosody again took the lead, and kept it as be-
fore, too bring able to get away from Vanluo until canting in,
and then she only won by a bare length. This again was a fine
h-a• ; even betting between Prosody and Vanloo, the former for
4:lnane ; but great dependence was placed on the latter, being a
bucker at a long day.
Cuckt:tl Hat Stakes of S soveteigns each; heats, once round the
Course. Gentlemen riders, those not wearing cocked hats to
carry 61bs. extra. For all horses I 2st. The whiner to herald
fur 160 sovereigns, fee.
Mr. Price's hr. h. Mutfa Jenkin, 5 yrs - ' 1 2 1
NI. Coleman's b. b. Tont Tough, 6 yis 2 3 3
Mr. Shakell's ch. tn. Amoy, aced • 3 odr
Mr. Braithwaite's b. b. Interior, aged 0 1 2
Mr. A: Berkeley's b. 1. Little blab, 5 yrs - 00 0
lion. W. Gage's h. g. Stonemason, aged 0 dr
Considerable altercation took place prior to starting for these
eccentlic stakes, between the Gentlemen who rode, in coast-
quenes of Mr. Braithwaite being but half cocked, hat is, his
hat bad a cock projecting only an inch. instead of the segular
cack.• The Stewards, Sir George Wrkeley and the Hon. G.
Berkeley, interfered, and requested Mr. B. either to wear the
proper hat or carry the extra 61b. with which, after much con-
versation in a high tune, he was compelled to comply, thus car-
rying 61b. more on the favourite hone.
The first beat was a well contested bead and tail race, between
Aluffa Jenkin, Torn Tuugh, and Amer, and won by a length.
After this heat Mr. Braithwaite desired to be allowed to rids
the remainder of the race in a cocked bat, being then enabled to
procure one ; but this the regulations would not permit. Setae
snore talking ensued, and Mr. Braithwaite offered to bet the
lion. G. Dalteley 100 guineas that hews* en entitled, according
to the rules of_racing. The Steward refiised, but replied that
Air. R. might, if be pleased, lay the baseless before the Jockey
Club, anti thus the matter rests.
The second heat was well contested. and produced fine sport.
Inferior having wen it, there were cries of Mind Inferior's
weight !" Mr. B. however, passed the scale,• but still kept Suet-
fectually harping on the, injustice of his fitte, particularly as be
bad brought six horses to promote theaport.
The third heat was run only by four horses, one having been
drawn after the first beat, and Amey after the second. It was
most beautifully contented ; a sheet might have covered them an.
bluffa Jeukin won it; Capt. Berkeley, R.N. with a cocked hat,
rude Amey; Capt. A. Berkeley, cocked,rode Little blab; Capt.
Price, cocked, rude Muffa Jenkin; Mr. Poetic, cocked, rode
Tom Tough ; Mr. Braithwaite, in a cap, Inferior ; and Mr.
Mushana, with a cap, Stonemason. qto4 on Tens Tough, and
Inferior against the field at starting; second. boat, 6 to a on
Mune Jenkin ; third heat, Inferior apt the field.
A cocked bat was never before run at Hampton, sod the ono.
ment the Gentlemen were full trimmed, a hearty laugh perva-
ded the Course. We trust Capt. Berkeley,.
U.N. voll not take
offence if we say that in his cocked hat hobnobs& now like an
Admiral of the 17th century, than a good *dry hit* regolAr
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routine of the turf.
The Gold Cup, value 50 sovereigns, with glfsmorrsignabdini
from the Race Fund, for all ages (the Winner tithe lobtfor '3OO
guineas, if required) was woo by Mr. Pogo's ch. 1. Prosody,
beating three odsers.—Little bating._
The following are further particulars of the first day's sport :
The Clarence Stakes of five mos. oath, with moor. added from
the Race Fund, for Worsts of all ages, the -.rinser to be sold
for 200 son. U densaoded. Heats,,seee rid a half round the
Course. •
Mr.' A. Urigirarolles 11101'631's* sted. :3° 1 1
Mr. Friend's Master John, 6 yrs oil t': • ' - 21
bir:Braitheraites Vanloo, 6in old - - /1 3
Mr. Giew's Secahaaal, I yrs old .'; r.
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blaster JAM made play, but rather too soon ; Inferior Wit,
clew at kb; haunches and won In pood-stylo by half nick.
second heat was cleverly. won aleeby Waior, who was rode by
Dockery.--Six co 400 Paeahanal; Sto It against Inferior.
cond heat: S.snd sto 1 on Inferior. •
The Ladies'. Plat* Of IVO, by subscriptions of live mos. •
the rest from the good, for all ages. Mares, and
allowed. Mb. The 'timber to be sold for 150 sorstaiiptv,.
diossoded ate. • lilacs as above. . tt•
Mr. Leith's b. f. sister to Magnus Troll, s yrs old,51t.:10.
Mr. Page's Ch. f. Prooody, 5 yrs olds Ist.lllb.* - I
Mr. Ifialllek's b. C. Mir !,' ell!, kW Olds fit. 411). X
• s yr. •14, sot )111). 4
e. d yrs old, est. '
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1 : Is. A. Berkeley's b. E. Little' iiib• S
Dlr. 0. 1. Temple's b. m. Annetina. 1
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