Star.
London, England, 1827-08-31 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

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BATTING-ROOM, TATTRItSALL'S, Ammo lib
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.. Two or three alterations, have bead effected la the odds bi-
letting, since Monday. Sancho hatbeen placed before Moo*, at
13 to I, anill has plenty of friends ; and Mr. Lotniey's colt has gone
completely out of the kid, owing, we should think, to his being
amiss. The Room was better attended thee we expected; the
rams at Egham having finished so early as to enable away to get
back by Ave o'clock. The following were the closing prices *that-
put six o'clock— -
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300 to 105 apt Mameluke 25 to 1 apt Andope
9 to 2 apt Granby 24 to 1 apt Translation
13 to 1 opt Sancho 30 to 1 apt anisette
14 to 1 apt Nonplus 30 to 1 apt Popsy
20 to 1 apt Matilda 33 to 1 apt Mask (taken)
20 to 1 apt Lunaria 35 to 1 apt Moonshine
25 to 1 apt Meduro 1000 to 10 mist Lumley's (taken)
2S to 1 apt Pedlar
EGHAM RACES, COMM/DUD.
The Sunning Hill Stakes of S son. each, and 19 added (handicap),
for three yr *lds and upwards. The last three quarters of the
New Mile.
Lord Mountcharten Insincere 3 yrs, est. 71b. . I
Mr. Forth's bl. 1. by Interpreter, 3 yrs, gat. litib. • 2
Mr. Bond's Sparkler. 3 yrs, 7st. 121 b. • • . $
Mr. Ramshottom's Prism, 3 yrs, est. 31h. . . 4
Captain Locke's Hawkseye, 3 yrs, 7st. sib. . . 5
After a false start Inglemere set off in front at a rattling pace.
with Prism next to him, aid the ethers in a lump; at the dimmer
Forth's filly came up, and made every exertion to pass Inglemere,
but could not succeed in getting to bis bead. Sparkler attempted
the same with the like success, for Ingleraere won a beautiful race
by half a neck.
Sweepstakes of SO tom each, for two yr oMs,.coltsi Sat. Sib. and
fillies, Sat. winners, extra. Three quarters of a mile.
Mr. A. Cockburn's ch.e.b World . . . I
Rasping
1 Mr. Morton's b. 1. by . . . 2
General Grosvenor's b. c. emus . . pd
Captain Loche's be. f. by Master Henry . • p 4
Bettis 4 to 1 on c. by Wofel.aad 2 to 1 on the colt for this race,
land Iteiyal Oak for the next. The Rasping filly took the lead at •
Irasping rate, with the e. by Wahl), as new as a toucher to her for a
quarter ofa Mile. Agnes bung to her but did not seemed in gestieg
in front till the other swerved ; the race then became extremely
beautiful, each getting a neck ahead alternately ; and, when within
the distance they were cesopktely nose and nose; It was either's
race till within three or four strides of home, when the colt coo.
aired to get in front, and won by halt a neck.—lt was a good
betting race, particularly as the horses were coming in.
IThe Ladles' Plate of ASO, three yr olds, lit. 71b. four, est. sib. Ave,
9st. lib. six, and aged, mt. Sib. winners extras 111 b. allowed, itc •
Heats, one mile.
Lord Mountebarles's Royal Oak, 4 yrs . . 1 1
. Mr. Sadler's Tears, 4 yrs . . . . 2 2
hie. Bond's Sparkler, 3 yrs • . i . 4 3
Mr. Bulieley s King Rufus, by Elachlock, 3 yea . 3dr
First Heat.-7 to 2on Royal Oak. and 4to 1 apt Tears,--Tbe
Ally took the front at good running, toilet/red by Sparkler to the
Grand &and, when Royal Oak came up, with King Rufus at his
heeb, and made a good finish, Royal Oak winning by a length very
cleverly.
Second Heat —High odds on Royal Oak, made all the running,
allowing the ethers to keep nearly abreast of him, till about fifty
yards from borne, when be took leave of them, and was home Ant
by two honest lengths.
Captain Berkeley's ch. b. Sylvester. 4 yrs. lost. 41b. beat Captain
Berrow's b. g. Hotspur aged, list. SO mos. New mile. This was
• tolerably fair race, they kept together till about 100 yards of home,
when Sylvester pain front. and won by two very good lengths.
RUGELY RACES, Coltman.
The Rugely Stakes. of 10 sort. eat, and 30 added. lints Mee
renal

Mr. Geary% be. wt. Macho', Sln .. 1 1
Sr J. WrennWs b. e. Dec Diego, 4 yrs . I dr
Tkee paid.
The Two Tear OM Hakes oi 20 son. sock, colts, Ss& E. and
Masa. Set. Haff a mat.
Lord Aegis's?, ch. f. by Dec C.oseack
Mr. Beardaworth's bL e. Frederick

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One paid.
A Free Handicap did not 1111.
BRIDGEW ATER RACES, Amen tO.
A Plate of ASO. Heats two miles and a dbtance.

Mr. Ackland's b. so. Profile
Mr. Portman's ck. m. Prosody
Mr. W. Phsney's b. tn. Conquest . .
The Towa Plate of •360. Heats one mile and a distance.
Mr. Ackland's Profile . • • 1 1
Mr. Cooper's Premier . • . . a a
Mr. Chanslers's Nhnrod . 1 . 5 4
Mr. Sagenteon's Sprite • • • • 4 3
The racing was esceient.
STOURBRIDGR RACY* Ammar U.
Sweepstakes of IQ goes. each, with 20 added from the Fend, fee
berms of all ages. Heats, two miles.
Mr. Cooke's b. m. Maid of Mansfield .
Mr. J. H. H. Foley's ch. Ptedictee .
Lord Foley's Sceptre . t . . 5 a
The illsoter's Stakes of 5 sova. each, with 22 added from the Fund.
Rode by Gentlemen. Three mile heats.
Wood Lygon's g. g. Thelma's . . . 1 S 1
Lord Foley's b. nu Vision • ft I $ . .
A Malden Stakes of 45 son. bens the Fund, added to a Sweep.
stakes of 5 son. each. Two mile heats.

1 5 dr
2 9 2
5 1 1

1 1
2 3

1 1

Mr. Wadlow's br. b. Haphazard
Mr. J. H. H. Foley 's Queen of Hearts . , . 2 2
Mr. Thompaon's r. is. Mountaineer. . 3 3
At the Newmarket Second October Meeting, the. Marquis of
tasistock's c. by Abler, eat. 31b. is matched agst Mr. Millet's
Lunacy, est. 71b. for 200 soya. b. ft.
At the First Spring Meeting next year, Mr. Payne 's Babel, 4 yn
old. is matched agst Mr. Gully's Mameluke, 3 yrs old, est. 41b.
each, for 200 set's. b. ft.
Lord Kelbutne's Reviewer, est. 61b. is matched agst Mr. Dar-
nell's Nivalis, est. Sib. at the next York Spring Meeting, for 590
sem. b. ft.