Star.
London, England, 1827-10-03 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MRgTINO.
MONDAY NIOHT.—The races to-day have gone off very well, but
at the same time that they have affordrd capital sport, they have
completely discomfited the knowing ones, the favourites having
been moat signally defeated.
Lord Sefton, gave a grand dinner this evening to Earl Jersey,
Colonel. Udny, Hon. J. De Roos, Hon. Mr. Duncombe, Colonel
Russell, Mr. Mills, Monsieur and Madame Limn, and several
other foreigners. The Jockey Club dinner was in consequence
more select than numerous, the Duke of Grafton, Lord George
Cavendish, and a few other members, being only present.
The following are additional particulars of the Grand Dube
Michael Stakes—

After two or three false starts Gaberlunzie jumped off at a good
pace, Glenartney being a good second to him, and Esparto& close
at his quarters. They went along at a good bat to the bushes, when
Fapagnolle and Glenartney changed places. At the Abingdon Mite
Bottom Espagnolle came up to Gaberlunzie, and in a short struggle
which ensued got a hide a-bead; the latter, however, again got the
lead, and maintained tt till within a few strides of home, when
Eapagnoile, by an astonishing effort, regained the front, and won
by a head. The race was very close throughout, the last foist
coming in so close as to render it impossible to say where Glenart-
ney was. A good deal of interest existed iu thiirace, all the horses
crack favourites for the Derby, for which, it will be recollected,
Glenartney came in second to Matneluke, Espagnolle and Gaber-
lunzie being fourth and fifth; and the above race supports the
running, and proves decidedly that Mameluke was the best horse
In the race.

The following are additional particulars of the Trial Stakes--
There were several false starts before they got off ; but when they
started in earnest Lamplighter led at a good pace, seconded by Pas-
time and Helioni; and in this position they ran to the end of the-
Two Year Old Course, when Pastime, thinking, no doubt, that the
course wai sufficiently clear for her without a Lamplighter, gave
him the go-by, and became the leading horse. Belzoni then got up
to her, and Lamplighter having again made play, the three got into
tip-top running, the mare first challenging, then hanging back, and
so on, till they were a few yards from home, when she succeeded in
beating them off, and winning by a length, after a remarkably fine
race. This was a good betting race, and large sums were laid both
before and during its progrets.
Toaw/T Evzsnua.
The following is a correct account of the day's running—
Fifty Guineas, free for any borse, &c. four yr oils, 7st. 41b. five,
bit. 51b. sic ilst.lllb. and aged, 9st. B.C.
Mr. Delme Ratcliffe 's br. h. Mortgage, 5 yrs . 1
Mr. Wyndhana's hi. c. Black Swan, 4 yrs 2
Betting-7 to 4on Mortgage. One drawn. Won by a length.
Robinson rode the winner.

Matcb-200 nova. b. ft. D.M.
Duke of Grafton's Problem. Sot. 71b. .
. _ . _

Lord Jersey's Dragon, est. lib. . . . 2
Bettiag-2 to 1 apt Problem. Won by a neck. Buckle rode
the winner.

Match-200 foes. h. ft. D.M.
Mr. Mill's Lunacy, Um 41b. 1
. . .
Duke of Grafton a Clitoris, Bst. . 2
. .
Betting-2 to lon Lunacy. Won by a length, B. Day rode the
winner.

. Match-200 toys. 11. ft. R.N.
Sir J. Shelley 's Johnny, Bst. Vb. . 1
Mr. Prentfergast's Garnish, 7st. 111 b. . I
Betting-2 to lon Johnny. Won by a neck. Robinson rode the
winner.

INVERNESS RACES, Sart. 26.
The Caithness Plate of ano; about half a mile.
Mr. Bagley.'s Peacock, 5 yrs, Itst. Slb. . . 1
.
Mr. Fraser s gr. g. Richmond, 6 yrs, Bst. 101 k. . . $
The Isle of Skye Plate of £5O; two mile beats.
Mr. Bagley's Peacock, .5 yrs, sac. 612. . 2 1 1
Mr. Davidson's Blue Bonnet, 6 yrs, Ilst. Sib. . 1 2 2
The First Class of the Macaroni Stakes of 20gs. each, k. ft. for
hunters, 12st. each; two mile heats.
Mr. Fraser 's Richmond, 6 yrs
Mr. DaIll11012'• Paul Pry
Lord Saltoun names Coy'', aged
Mr. Davidson's Panto:Dine

t 1
5 9
4 3
4 dr

TRIMSDAY.
The Cromarty Gold Cup, value 100 gs. given by Mr. Davidson, of
TuHoch, for horses the property of permanent Members of the
Meeting ; we meeting mile and a distance.
Mr. Framer's Hartlepool, 4 yrs . 1
Mr. J. Davidsoo's b. h. Cromarty 2
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Mr. Fraser 's Richmond, 6 yrs 3
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The Second Class of the Macaroni Stakes of 2Ogs. each, h. ft. for
horses not thorough-bred ; two mite heats.
Mr. Davidson's Blue Bonnet, ti yrs . . 1 1
Mr. Frmer's Sandy, aged . 3 2
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Lord &dtoun named Greenmantle, S yrs . 2 3
Mr. Grant's Fatima . . 4 4
. . 5 dr
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Mr. Davidson's Paul Pry .
Handicap Plate of £5O, given by Lord Macdonald, for the beaten
horses of the first day ; a mile and half.
Mr. Bagley's Peacock, 7st. 121 b. 1
Mr. Davidson's Triumph, est. 21b. 2
Mr.-Davidson'. Blue Bonnet, Est. 3
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