Star.
London, England, 1829-06-20 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

ASCOT HEATH RACES—(Concummt).
Every thing was dull yesterday, the extraordinary excitement el
the Gold Cup having given place to the other extreme; and to add
to the dulness of the affair, the Stakes were unimportant' and the
horses of an inferior class. Even the presence of his• Majesty
seemed to have less influence than usual, although every ptesibie
denionstiation of loyalty and attachment was paid hint. There
was nothing in the approach of the Royal procession to distinguish
it from the other days, the same suite and the -same- number cf
carriage,. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen were introduced,
the Marquis of Cleveland and Mr. Thornhill being of the number.
The latter Gentleman bad the honour of a long conversation with
his Majesty, and, judging from the hearty laughing which acc,m.
pitied it, the subject might have been a merry one. His Majesty
did not remain long, the races affording nothing worth seeing after
the Wukinghatti Stakes, shortly after which he departed.
The following is a correct return of the running.
Match-200, h ft. Old mile.
Mr. Payne's Privateer, Mc. Sib received
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Mr. Th.ornisill's Narioer,llst 71b paid
His Majesty's Plate of 100 gs. for Hunters; five years, list 71b;
siz yrs, list 12Ib ; and aged, I2et. Two miles and a distance.
Mr. Clashes Job, by Spectre, 5 yrs
Mr. Haynes br b Rembrandt, by Roberts, 6 yrs ... 2
General Grosvenor's Polito. 6 yrs
Cotteell's b g Speculation, 6 yrs ...
Mr. likkenson's br h Miss Hazard, S yrs dis
Little or no betting. Polito took the lead, Rembrandt being
neat him, and then Job. At the torn Polio began to flag, and
immediately atter he gave place to the two behind him. A pretty
race between these two terminated in hectare:of Job, by a lenxillo
through the superior pockeyship of Goodrum. The folly tit Go-
tlenwia tiding their own horses, when opposed to jockies, was cc.
dent in this race. Had Rembrandt been rude by a regular jockey
be must have won, for be was decidedly the best horse in the race,
and Coleman brought him to the post in a beautiful condition.
When the struggle took place at the end, the Gentleman jockey
was rolling about like a ship in a storm. every body lookind tot
bulk bonze and tithe to go duiffn, and nothing saved them but luck.
Ike Wokingham Stakes of S rocs. each, for three year olds and
upwards. Last three-quarters 01 the new llik. Seventen
Subscribers.
Mr. Young's Lazarus, 3 yrs, 6st 1 Ilb
Mr. Rush's Carthage, 6 yrs, est ltlb
Duke of Rutland's Divides), 4 yrs, 7,4 sib ...

Betting-5 to 2 apt The Alderman ;Sto 2 apt Carthage
(taken); and sto 1 apt L. z (taken). Uetore the false scat
The Alderman was the favourite, There were four or bye filet
, in once of which Carthage, The Alderman, Principissa. and
Leviathan ran more than half the distance, Carthage having the
best of it ; they then pulled up, but Principissa's jockey went ea
and weighed. Tbis was a pretty lair trial of these tear, sad
enabled the betting men to form a pretty accurate opinion of chair
relative inertia. In the actual start The Alderman made the
' running for about two-thirds of the distance, when Lazarus, Car-
thage, and Oppidan wept by him ; a sharp race between thew
three terminated in f of Lazarus by a length.
Sweepstakes of Ave 'ova. each for horses bona ode the property sd
Oaten of the Household Brigade (Cavalry) three yrs, Est Al
four yrs, Sat ; Ave yrs, sat 10Ib ; six yn and aged, 9d. Akre,
and geldings allowed Sib. The kit threeluarters of the mu
Mile. The winner to be soW for 250 sous. Etc.
Alt. Garduor's bl f konnelina, by Blachlock, 5 yn _. I
Mr. Gascoigne's bit by•Tramp—TrisUa, S yrs
Flitetl3 paid. Betting 6to 4 on Linkbuy, and 3 to 1 aped
Nonsuit. Linkbny made strong running to the turn, where dle
whole of them got abreast ; they kept so fur about a hunded
yards, when Ernmelipa and Traria wrist a-bead, and ran a WI
race home, the former winning by a length cleverly.
A Plate of £5O foe all three yrs, 7st 41b ;Jour yn, sat 2_°„;
• Ave yrs, 9st Sib ; six yri and aged, 9st 71b. Mares allowed 3°
Winners tits. year (handicaps excepted); to carry Slb.eatra. TY
winner to be sold Int 250 gs. &c. Heats, the old Mile.
Mr. Sadler 's 'l'nk'y (aged) ... ... 010 dr
' Mr. Day's bl m Busk, 5 yrs .. 1 0 u
Mr.. Brown's Uhurtpore, 5 yn 0 ° di
Lord Mountcharles's Coronet, 4 yrs , ... 0 s "I •
Col. Russell's cby Orville—limps.= Lass, 3 yrs .. '0 4r A..
Duke of Rutland s Brother to Moses, 5 yrs 0 0
Mr. Clarke 's ch m Amelia, 6 yrs ... • 0 • druz
Mr. Messer 's Chew-bacon. 4 yn ... 0
Mr. Peirse's bf by Eryx—Cural, syn 0 0 „,
Mr. Gulley's Trample, 4 yrs „, „, „ to
,0 0 2
Mr. Ryan's bin by Waal, 4yn „, odr
Mr. Wood's Chrysalis, 5 yrs ... •-• °dr

Five. and-twenty guineas was the price sited and paid
for a harouche add fdor horses for the day to Aseot_2_____„...

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