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London, England, 1819-04-15 00:00:00

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APRIL 14.
Sweepstakes of 100 gs. each, h. ft, Bet. 71b. R.M. 1 I/tied Marls;
or untried stallions, allowed 31b. If both, c lb.
Lord Esher's bay colt Snake, Bst. 41b.
Mr. Andrews's colt, by Orville, Bst. 41b. - - - 2
Mr. Payne's colt, by Smolensk°, vst. 41b. - - - . 3
Two .paid,--2 to I agst Snake-5 to 4on Mr. Andrew's eolt.
Mr. Crockford's Sul an, Bst. 21b. beat Lord Jersey's colt.by
Juniper, Bst. 71b. Ab. ill. 11u0gt.-5 to 4 on Sultan.
Sweepstakes of lOt ga. each. Ab. M.
Duke of Grafton's Alirach Bst. 71b. - - - - 1
Mr. Andrews's colt by Orville, Sat. 41b. - - - 9
Mr. Payne's colt, by Truffle, Bst.

r. to 2 on Miracle.
Sweepstakes of 100 gs. end), L. ft. Bst. .51b. D. 31.
Mr. 'Thornhill's filly Sill
Mr. Payne's sister to Crispin - ,
One paid-5 to 2oh Sall,

Subscription Plate of X5O, for 2-yr-olds, 7st. 3-yr-olds, list. 'lb.
and 4-yr-olds, 9st. T.Y.C.
Mr. Prince's bay colt Marfroi, 4-yr-ohls 1
Lord G. H. Cavendish's thee.. It by Zodiac, 3-yrs-old
Mr. llouldsw'orth's ch. colt Nitiliam the Third, 3-yrs-old 3s.
Sir J. Shelley's brown colt by Comus, ST-yrs-old
Mr. Crockford's bay colt Tablet, 2-yrs-014
Mr. Lake's Gazelle, 4-yts.uld
Mr. Wyndhanis grey colt, by Skiddaw, 2-yrs-old
Mr. Cussans% brown colt &mead°, 2-yrs-old
Mr. Forth's bay colt hospitality, 3-yrs-old
Duke of Grafton's bay colt Classic, 2zyrs-old
Mr. W. Rutler's bay colt Cetes, 2-yrs-old
Mr. 11.1101% black colt, by Sorcerer, 3-yrs-old
The Judge placed but three—Even betting on Ilfanfirei.
Third Class of the Outlands Stakes of 50gs. each Is. ft. D. L
Mr. llouldworth's Magistrate, 4-yrs-old, irst. 61b. -
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Lord Rous's Zenith, 3-yrs-old, 6st. 1010.• - - • S.
Duke of Rutland's colt, by Walton, 3-yrs-old, 7rt; - 3
Mr. Rush's Schwartzenburgh, 4-yrs-old 7u. 61b. - 4
Lord Exeter's Captain Candid, 5-yrs-old, est. alb. -
Mr. Lake's colt, by Seymour, 3-yrs-old, 7ss. -
Twu paid—liven on 111agistrate.
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A number of the Yorkshire sportsmen went up to Newmarket,
to see the match betwixt blagistrate and Fitz-Orville, as barge
sums had been betted upon the former, as being the Yotk-
shire horse.

FAILURE OF THE TANDEM MATCH.
Mr. Barron started on Hounslow-broth Mill yesterday morn-
ing, very private, to drive a couple of horses tandem to *fah-
hatch, on the Rath-road, twenty-four miles, in two hours. The
horses, however, not pacing well together, broke from the trot
twice in the first six miles, and the turns together having occu-
pied snore than an hour before ten miles were performed, he
reigned. Tha maul was for 100 guineas.

HUNTING.
Royal. Hunt —Monday the Royal Stag Hounds were :4-
pointed to hunt. Winkfield Plain being the place appointed far
the deer to be started, a numerous assemblage of sportsmen
were in attendance at an early hour, together with several hun-
dreds on foot, :Ind great numbers in chaLe-carts, Scc. At half-
past ten o'clock, a remarkably fine deer was turned out of a
cart far the day's sport, by the Royal huntsman. Immmed:-
ately the deer started with great speed across the plain towards
the wood, to St. Leonard's Hill, taLing to the left toward! the
New Lodge, when. Its ran with very great speed through
enclosures to the Thames, and crossed it near Surly Hall. The
sportsmen and hounds were in consequence obl:ged to ninkelor
the town of Windsor, which they passed through to the gtiah
amusement of the inhabitants and passengers, and also through
Eton. Soon after the chace was resumed across the countr,,
making for the Bath road, to the left of Salt Hill, leaving Bu.-
strode to the right, crossed the Uxbridge road, taking to fro
right through the fields and enclosures in the line for \Vat:L.l'd,
in Hertfordshire. The deer then took his coarse rather to the
right, and passing on some distance, it was taken near Harrow,
after a must excellent run of upwards of four hours. Most of
the sportsmen were knocked up and thrown out. There were
but very few up when the deer was taken. During the chore
the deer crossed several canals.

ANGLING. •
On Saturday morning, a poor man, named Sprinkling, while
angling with a common hair line? in the river Medway, a littlo
below the Gibraltar Lock, near Maidstone, caught a carp,
weighing eight pounds and a quarter. Re sold the fish for 3s.
and a pot of beer, to the Lock•keeper.