Star.
London, England, 1826-03-23 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

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FARLEY HILL HUNT RACES.
mammy, WAReff 904
The Hunters' Stake of 50 sovereigns for horses beleiegkig
Members of the Club.

Mr. Lowther's Magician - - - 1 4 ..1
Major Tbelluson's Ophelia. . - • ' IV 1 II
Mr. Meredith's Boatswain - - - 0 1' 4
Captain Pullet's Idler - - • 11 $ AP'
Mr. Smithson's Flora . . . 1 • •4111.
Mr. Goodchild's Rambler - -44... ark,
Mr. Ferguson's Pilot - . • 7.. dr'
Flora tell in making play for the NONA 11818, 81111 1221111111116
lamed. Trotf, her rider, bad his shedder dialnatod.
MR. LAMBTOWS STUD.
The sale of this stud, by Messrs. Tattersall, took place at
Lambton-Castle, near Durham, on Wednesday and Thursday lute
The purchasers and prices were as follow :
WIDAUDAY. Maass 15.
Hoases.—Abjer, 8 yrs. old, Mr. Lumley, 500 p. Richard,
7 yrs old. Mr. Tattersall, 408 p. Rosario, 5 yrs old, Mr. Wig.
ram, 200 gs. •
Baoon Maizs.--.-Leopoldine Lord Dunwich, 7/6gs. Spawn%
ceti, His Majesty, 610 gs. lianshee, Mr. Charlton, 250 101:
Loo, Lord Dunwieb, 280 p. Haphazard mare (in), 500 p.
Fortuna, Mr. Holdsworth, 430 gs. noel/lidless, Lord Dunwid4
310 gs. Precipitate mare, Mr. Petre, 75 gs. Orphan, Mr. Hold••• •
worth, 210 gs. Stamford mare, Mr. Hoidswonb, 225 ga,
Mr. G. Tattersall, 61 p. Sancho mare, ditto, 80 p. Jam,
Horner, Mr. Dickinson, 110 p. " Mrs. Siddons, ditto. lid asp . ~
Petunia, Mr. Russell, 130 p. Miss O'Neill, Mr. green, 50 gs.
HORSES IA TRAUMA, WITS Taint esearsos3zwrs.—Cinteell, •
General Sharp, 405 p. Buzzard (in), 410 gs. Forrester, Mr.
Sanderson. 175 p. Coosa Porro, Mr. Sargison, 900 gs: Mn-
gister (in), 296g5; Chestnut colt. Mr. Dickinson, 2.10.: °mulls*,
(in) 300 p; Lana (dead): Dream, Lord ' Dunwieb, 130 gs;
Sylvester, Mr. Dickinson, 90 p ; Republican, ditto, 110 p;
chestnut colt (in) 250 ; chestnut colt, sir. Rusiell429o p.
Tudlissair.
iliellsislis,. Mr. Dickinson, 165 gs • brown cok, Mr. Wilidakm,
i Ilsay colt, Dukr of Buckingham, 125 v.; browns colt, Mr.
;30 gs; Raymond,' Dir. Chalk O, 62 gal 'Clad, 11r. -
h
,' 91 its; bay filly (in) 90 gs-
Paktd of tBits4—Bay colt by flEso dailitti (tn)) 599 pi; !xay'sala „,
by Zonsplin9 195 gs; gray colt, by Vistas*. IV :Rowell, %Iv .
bay cult by Waverly, Mr. Itidadill, 100:04; hay Sink by '
rune, Colonel Cradock, 28.5 ga;• bay cult by Allier, Mr .0. Pow.
lett. 93 gs; gray colt by. Ats',e , Mr. Russell, 150 es; bay illy'
by Blacklock, Mr. Holilsworth; 95 gs; bay filly by )(tater. Henry,. •
Mr. —, 37 gs; bay filly by Muter Henry, Mr. Holdsworth.
33 p; bay filly by Waverly (.0), 47gs; brown filly by Who da .
Puta (in) 47 gs.

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THE FIGHT ON TUESDAY.
The dispute in this affair having been teterred to three different
arbiters, the following opinions were given ;
a I witnessed the whole of the last round, and saw no fool blow
struck. (Signed) " C. F. B.
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" Umpire for Ba-ney Aaron."
" My opinion is, that Ayres received a blow from Aaron when on
the ground, but the blow was given accidentally, and I may say un-
avoidably; and therefore I .snider Aaron attitlett to the et lc.
(Signed) 41 H. W.
" Umpire for Ayres."
" I did not see the conclusion of the last round. Finding that
Ism of the umpires declared there was no foul blow given, and that
I Iho other said there was but that it was ansccidental one, I de-
' eked the men to proceed with the fight. As Ayres declined to do
rim. I consider Hai ney Aaron entitled to the stake.
(Signed) " S S. Referee."
This being the decision of the constituted Authorities, there can
Is little doubt but Barney will receive the money. With regard to
the bets, in all probability they will be the cause of many wrangle,.

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