Star.
London, England, 1827-09-28 00:00:00

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The Frestnore Stakes of 10(
Duke of Grafton's Turconsan

sovereigns each, 60 ft. D.I.
Id G. Cavendish's Espagnolle
colt
Lord Jersey's Chrysalis
Lord Ezeter's Augusta colt
Mr Wdson's Protestant
Mr NoweU's f. by Comus, dam
by Election
Mr Wyndhatn's Grampus
LINCOLN RACES, Strv.26.

- Monody
Doke of Portland's c. by Abjer
Lord Jersey's Glenanney
Lord Orford's e. by Rainbow
Lord Anson 's e. by Merlin
General Grosvenor's Sparkler

Pram the number of Doecuter hones entered to run, our Rues
to-day have beat wity respectably attended, and the sport good, u
follows—
His Majesty's Plate of 100 gs. four yrs, Sit. 41b. live, 9st. Heats

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two mik:s. s
Lord Scarborough's Lady Georglana.4 yrs . . 1 1
Colonel King's ch. in. Ultima, S yrs . 2 dr
The winner (rode by Nelsos) was the favourite. A limit race.
Lye rode Ultima.
Sweepstakes of 10 soya, each, for two yr olds ; colts, Bst. Mb. and

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fillies, Bst. One mile.
Colonel King's br. f. Betsy Brdlam, by Filho . . 3
Mr. Corbett's D. c. Murphy, by Filho 2 . .
Three paid. High odds on Belay, who won very easy, rode by
T. Lye. Bessy won at Doncaster and Pontefract.
The Champion Stakes of 30 soya each, for three yr olds; colts, Sit.

51b. and fillies, tut. Two miles:
Mr. Gascisigne'a cb. 1. Jessy, by Comus . . I
Sr J. Byng's cb. c. Pedlar, by Tramp . 2
.
Four paid. Won easy. Johnson rode Jessy, and Lye the ether.
The Macaroni Stakes of 10 save. each, p.p. for all ages. Heats

two miles.

Mr. Bird's b. e. Prodigious . .
Mr. Thorold's bLg. Tinker (ran on wrong side of post)

LEICESTER RACES, SIFT. 26.

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Tbeßradiato Park Stakes of 10 sots. each. Six Subscribers.

Lord Stankgrd's Don Dirge

walked over

The Burgess's Plate or 100 ~,three time round.
Mr. Lumley sb. b. Mouarcb, 4 yrs .
Lord Tavistock's ch. f. Leeway, 4 yrs . 2 2
Monarch the favourite.
The Yeomanry Plate of SO son. Heats twice round.
Mr. Sumner 's Dr. m. Emma, S yrs
Mr. Hickling's ch. g. Holum, aged
Mr. Turoer's ch. g. 5 yrs
Mr. Gill's ch. m. Fidget. 6 yrs

1 1

. 4 2
. 2 3
. 3 dr

DORCHESTER RACES, Sm. 26.
The Tradesmen's Plate of 75 soya, added to a Subscription of 10

soya. each.

Dlr. Millis b. h. Luzboroogb, aged . . 1 2 2
Mr. Varquarson's b. h. Presentiment, 6 yrs . . 2 1 1
Mr. Jones's b. m. Conquest, 5 yrs . . 3 dr
Mr. Gauntlet's br. m. Gamelia, 4 yrs dr
Presentiment was ridden by J. Lewin. An excellent race, and
won by half a neck.
A Silver Cup, given by the Steward, with 10 sovs. added from the
Fund.
Mr. Humphreyis b. m. Sober Fanny, aged 1 1
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Mr. Hill's c. g. Rambler, 5 yrs . • 2 2
Mr. Curine's b. g. Evergreen, I yrs . 3 3
61r. Symees br. m. Governess, aged . dr
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Sober Fanny was ridden by Mr. Chambers. Won easy.
The Ladies' Plate of SO sovs. for all ages.

. 1 2
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.3 1 1
.4 3 5

Mr. Farqubarsoe's b. f.. by Wanderer, 5 yrs
Mr. Radclyffe's b. h. Lawrence, 4 yrs
Mr. Jones's b. m. Conquest, 5 yrs
Mr. Smith's b. h. Premier, 4 yrs
Mr. Budd's b. g. Jericho, late Jacko, 5 yrs . . bolted
Conquest was ridden by W. Tren. A well-contested race.
Lustiorough (which was ridden by that celebrated rider. Sam.
Day) was the favourite at starting, and continued so till the con-
clusion of the second best, having been a winner at most of the
races in the West of !hashed this mason ; but the termination of
'tie race in Wow et Presentiment Weeded the highest satinactien

to the company, and particularly to Mr. Farquharson. who has been
justly styled in the Annals of Sporting" the Pride of the County of
Dorset.'
The assemblage of company was highly respectable, but no' II
so numerous as last year, owing to the heavy rain which fell In
tthe morning ; the afternoon, however, was tine, and the course
presented a very animated appearance. Among the company
were observed the following persons—Sir J. W. and Lady I
Smith and family, Mr. and Mrs. Farquharson, General and
Vrs. Bingham, Mr. F. J. Browne, Dlr. C. B. Woollaston, Mr.
and )bin Hanham, Mr. J. J. Smitb,,Mr. Wm. Banker, Mr. and
Mrs. Thompson Jacob, Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Daniel, Mr. W. J.
Spurrier, Sir. Radelyffe, Mr. Parry Ilodges, Colonel Allen, Colo
nel Bower, Major and Mrs. Chattertnn, Major Garland, Officers
of the 4th Royal Irish Dragoon Guards, Capt. Michel, Captain and
Mrs. Henning, Rev. &Murray, Rei.James Mitchell, Rev. J. Colson,
Rev. J.• M. Colson, Rev. J. A. Templer, Rev. John Bragge, htc.
&c =The arrangements were excellent, and reflect the highest
credit on the Steward, J. J. Smith, Esq. whose very gentlemanly
demeanour entities him to the highest encomiums. The band of
the 4th Royal Irish Dragoon Guards were on the ground, and con-
tributed to enliven the scene.
Upwards of sixty Gentlemen attended the ordinary at the Ante-
lope, amongst whom we particularly noticed our worthy County
Member, Henry &takes, Esq. The dinner was served up in Mr.
Scent's usual superior style, and the wines were of the choicest kind.
The Concert at the County Hall, by Messrs. Evans, Atkins, and
Fitzwiillam, was well attended, and gave the utmost satisfaction.
The Bail this evening will be at the King's Arms, and it is fully ex-
pected, (coin thegreat influx of fashionable, in the town and neigh-
hourhood, that there will be an unusually attendance.—We un-
derstand that Robert Radclyffe, Seq. has accepted the Stewardship
for the next year's races.

INTF:LLIGENCR RXTRA.
YORK AUGUST MEETING, 1831-7FlitzT DAY.
Produce S wswpstakes 01100 sovh. each, h. ft. for four yr olds ; colts,
Bst. 71b. fillies, Bst. (lb. with the usual allowance. Four UAW'.
Mr. Crompton's ch f. by Figaro, out of Marion
Mr. Houldsworth's b. f. by Pinto da Puta, out of Treasure
.11r. Houldsworth's b. e. by 'Whalebone, out of Amiable
Mr. Houldswort cb. c. by' Sher wood, out of Toreill •
Mr. Gascoigne's ch. f. by Whisker, out of Louisa
Mt. F. Richardson 's b. c.'Eniilius, out of Seamew
Mr. Petre's b. f. by Figaro, out of Katherina (late Perspective).

TAVISTOCK MACES.
These races took place on Tuesday and Wednesday, and not-
withstamiing the unfavourable state of the weather, which was ex-
tremely wet and stormy, were well attended. The sport was al-
together such as may be termed tolerably good. The following is
a brief account of the several matches—

A Plate of AlO.

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Mr. Wm. Ley's b. e. Crumpit .
Mr. Taunton's e. m. Prosody . .
Two heats. Won easy.
The Endsleigb Stakes.
Mr. White's b. g. Pavilion . . .
Mr. C. Trelawny's b. g. Fox . . .
Four others started. Two beats. Wan easy.
• The Hack Stakes.

Mr. Harness's g.m. White Lady
Two others staned. Two heats. Won easy.
SECOND Mr.—Sweepstakes.
Mr. White's b. g. Pavilion

Ladies' Silver Vase.

Mr. Chambers's bl g. Nimrod

• walked over

Six others started. A well contested race.
Free Handicap for a Purse of Sovereigns.
Mr. C. Trelawny's Fox

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Mr. W. S. Trelairny's Walton _ . . 2
. Devonport Yeomanry Cup.—Siz started. Woa by Mr. Harneses
,White Lady—Mr. SeWon's horn coming in second, and Mr. Hill's
third.

Parse of Sovereigns—Two only started. Woo easily by Mr.
Carlisle's Galloway, beating Mr. Hoet's.
Handicap for the beaten horses of the Devooport Yeomanry.
Won by Mr. John Dawe's b. m. Mr. CadUp's coming in second.
The Hotels in Tavistock were crowded, and the Ordinaries as
well as the Ball were well attended.

CARLISLE RACES—Pm: DA:—TonoAr.

A Maiden Plate of d'so, given by the Members of the City of
Carlisle, fur buries, &c. of all ages, that never won Plate, Match, '
or Sweepstakes, of the value of £5O before the day of naming......
Two mile heats. Three yrs old to carry 615. 101 I). four, 7st. I fib.
five, list. bib. sir and aged, bat. 121 b. Mates and Geldingi al-
lowed 31b.
Mr. Quuton's b. c. by Catton, 4 yrs . . 1 1
Mr. Harrison's b. C. My Lord, 3 yrs . . C 4
Mr. Hudson's b. g. Sir Cattoo, by Caton, 4 yis . S 4
Mr. Jopp's b. g. Wagtail, aged . . . 6 3
Sir John Heron Maxwell's c. c. Kiroucbtree, 5 yrs . 3 dr
hlr. Jackson's g. ni. Maria, 4 yrs . . 4 dr
At starting, My Loid was decidedly the favourite ; but Mr.
Quarton's bay cols, by Caton, afterwards became the favourite,
taking the lead, which he kept during the beat, Winning very easily.
In the second heat Wagtail took the lead, keeping it twice round,
until he came to the distance-post, when the bay colt by Catton
came up, and passed (My Lod following), winning by about a
length. A good race. My Lord fell in the second heat. S. Tem.
pleman, rider.
A Gold Cup of 100 gs. •alne, by Subscribers of logs. each, p. p.
Three miles. Three yrs old,* carry fiat. 121 ts. 4 yrs old Bst. 21b.
S yrs old 6st. 91b. 6 yrs old and aged ust. I dlb. Mares and
Geldings allowed 31b.
Sir John Ma:wench. h. Sprinkel!. 6 yrs old
General Sharpe 's b. b. Canteen, 6 yrs ...
Lord Lowther's b. m. Fairy, 4 yrs . . 3
Sir H. D. Rein's br. c. Crafty, by Rhadamanthus, 4 yrs . dr
Earl of Lonsdak's ch. c. Kirouchtree, 3 yrs . . dr
Hon. C. Lowther's hr. c. Romeo, by Androssan, 5 yrs . dr
The Duke of Devonshire, ,Sir J. R. G. Graham, end H. How-
ard, Esq. did not name.
Betting, previous to the race, ran very much In favour of Can-
teen many thinking that Sprinken would not stand out. After
starting, Sprinkel the favourite; he took the lead in going off,
which be kept during the race, winning cleverly.

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