Star.
London, England, 1828-11-11 00:00:00

FIUDAT.

Sweepstakes of 5 sovs. for aged doss con in classes on Wednesday
and Friday.
SZCOND mart.
Mr. Best's lake. beat Sir H. IL Graham's Gilder.
:the Sweepstakes woo by Mite.

Sweepstakes of 5 w.f. each, for aged dog+, inn in classes on Wed.
ttraday and Friday.
SECOND CLARs.
Mr. Lowther'a Phaeton. brat Mr. Best', Muta.

The Sweepatak,s won by Phaeton.

Sweepstakes of 5 soya. each, fur puppies, run in classes on Wed-
nesday and Friday.

11/CONIII CLAM.
Mr. I.owther's Pharaoh. beat Sir J. Julmstcnes Admiral.
?be Sweepstakes wun by 13113fi. h.

All Aged Stakes for 5 s►es. each, tun in classes on Thursday and

Friday.

raoND
Sir J. Johnstone'. Whisker. brat Mr. Swann's Milkr.
The Sweepstakes won by Whisker.
Matches.
Sir J. Johnstone 's Vizier, beat Major Bower's Boboline.
Mr. Best's Golnare, beat Mr. Swann's Malabran.
Mr. Swann's Rival, beat Sir B. R. Graham's Glory.
Sir B. U. Graham's Gleaner. beat Major Bower's Beady.
Mr. Best's Comrade, beat Mr. Lowther's Phenix.
Sir .1. Johnstone's Stumps (undecided) against Major Bower's
Beaufort.

Mr. Swann's Damien, beat Major Bower's Belle.
hlajo. Bower's 13elsoni, beat Mr. Lowther 's Pater.
Sir B. It. Graham's Gin,beat Mr. Lowtber's Warrior.
Sir B. R. Graham's Glancer. beat Major Bower's Blanche.
Sir J. Janstune's Fawn, beat Majorßower's Bossy Bedlam.
Sir 11. It. Graham's Gay last, beat Mr. Lowtber's Phoebe.
Mr. Swann's Marmaduke. beat Mr. Best's Nab.
Mr. Bests Modesty, beat Sir J. Jebnstooe's Bower.
Mr. Best's Gulnare, beat Mr. Swami's hlalebran.
Mr. Brats Modesty, bra Mr. Swami's Rival.
HAMPSHIRE HUNT CUP.

Wuteursvga, Nov. 2.—The annual race. on Abbotstone Down,
near Alresford, commonly called the Farmer's Race, took place
on Tuesday List, for the H. H. Cup, which was given to be run
for by horses, &e. belonging to, and to be rode by, Farmers in :be
district of the Hunt, such horses, &c. never having started, except
for an H. H. Cup. paid or received forfeit, or having been in
training before the Ist of September last, and were bred in Hamps
shire, and must have been in the possession of the Farmers io
whose names they were entered from the Ist of June last—the
best of three two-mile beats, when five horses were shown and
started for the Cup about one o'clock.
Mr. Legg's of Lyelbay, brown mare, S yrs old . 1 4 1
hlr. Whiten's of lientwqrth. brown mare, 5 yrs . 2 distance
Mr. Maushatt's of Merdon Farm, bk horse, 6yn . 3 1 2
Mr. Trochi's of Woolley Cottage, bay mare, 4 yrs 4 2 3
Mr. Ilia 's of North Waltham, ch. mare, 4 yrs . 5 3 4
The Cup, which was a handsome and valuable one. was adjudged
to Mr. Legg, and the Jockey Whip (ye a Bridle and Saddle) to Mr.
Maughan, as second best. There was most excellent sport, and
the race was well contested. Although Mr. Legg's br. m. showed
good blood, and was in every respect a valuable animal, bets were
rather in favour of Mr. 11'bitear's mare before startles; but,
fortunately, in the second heat she slipped her bridle, and lost her
skier, sod consequently was distanced by breaking out of the
cour.e; but upon the whole it was considers'd a good race. From''
the fineness of the weather, there was an unusual assemblage on
the Downs of pedestrians, as weU as horsemen and carriages.—
After the race, upwards of too Gentlemen aid tamers sat dews
to all excellent dinner, provided on the occasion by Mr. Leine, as
the gwan Inn, Alsraford. The table was covered with a profusion
of the choices b as well as the most substantial, dishes of the season,
which were of up by Laing in a manner much to his credit.
The wines were excellent ; and it need not be added that they, as
well as other littuurs, towed profusely in copious libations to the
jolly. god. J. Volleboia, Req. the worthy Steward. Sited the
Chair, and the evening was spent with thegreatest hilarity and bar.
and the company separated at a late boar high* gralthed.