Star.
London, England, 1829-07-30 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

YORK AUGUST DIFETING, Jus.r 2d.
The Knavesndre Handicap Stakes ..17,0 sun. each. 10 ft. for four
yn old. Last toile and three quitters.
Lord Sligo's Economist. Sot Ilb
Colonel Cradock's Foe, 7.t 10Ih .
Lord Kelburne's f. by Blacklock. 7st 1011)
Major Yarborgles Belinda, B.t 71b
Three paid.—From the favourable manner in %bleb Fos was
handicapped, it was thought he could win, and the odds were
only Sto 4 art him. Economist was at 7to 4. and nebula at S
to 1. Although one of the pleasantest horses io the world to ride.
Economist was somewhat refractory at starting; with a little per -
severance, however, Conolly got him a quietly. took the lead, and
kept it throughout, at true good running, and won easy by tsvi
lengths. Jemmy Lye, on For, made an attempt to get up whet.
within the distance, but finding his horse could do nothing, h- vet y
wisely pulled up. Lord Kelhurne's f. by 13lacklock was rude by
T. Nicholson, and Belinda by Shepherd.
Produce Stakes of 100 says. each, h. ft. for four yr old colts, e
71b. and Silks, Bst. 41S. 31b. allowed. ac Four miles
Ld. Milton's Ballad Singer
Ur. Mouldsworth's Terror
Mr. Nlasoo's Is. I. by Waverley
Gascoyne's b. f Tramp . 4
Four ',ltd.—Even betties on Ballad Singer ; 3 to 1 agst Mr.
Gore's filly ; and 4to 1 agst Terror. The nra filly went off to
(rot I. Terror lying behind her, Billed Singer third, and Mason's
last, there being about two lengths between each of tint. In this
pos:ti in. at a miserable pier, they went better than three miles of
the ground. Terror then made play, and gut up to Cora.who was
fast giving way, when Ballad Singer began pulling hard. hanging
upon Terror, comi•elling Lye to go up to the others i • and here
Grua was beaten off altogether. gi Mg to the rear of Mason's A
sharp struggle for a little way between Terror and Ballad Singer.
proved the entire superiority of the latter. Site woo very cleverly
by three quarters of a length.
The Great Yorkshire Stakes of 25 sows. each, 10 ft. for three yrs
old, colt., Ist .Slh. anal Silica, Ist.-11ile and three quarters.
Vt. I louldsworth's Abel 1
Mr. Batley's Brielle....

Three paid—liming S to I so Abel. who was never beaded,
and warn in a canter; rode by Darling; the Laser by Nel.oh.
This was a %writhed aff.ir ; a gond donkey could have brat rith r
of them.

The Yawataliam Handicap Stakes of 30 sows. each, 10 ft ; for five
year. old and upwards. Lot mile and three quarters.
Lord Milton's Mulatto, 6 In, 80. 51b
Duke of Leeds's dlisonahiee, 5 yr.. dn. 21b
Lord Kelburne's Act: nn, aged, tat. 4lh
Three paid—Tine was the only good race of the day ; the be-
ting was even on Mulatto, and 5 to Y agst each of the ahem—
Actruo, who is one of the worst-tempered horses in the kingdom,
was hard to get off, and equally troublesome to manage when be
did go, running first un one side of the Course and then on the
other, all Edward'. fine riding being thrown away. Moonshine.
rode by John on, male the running to the distance, where Mulatto
came out and challenged. A very fine race between them was
won by Mulatto by a neck ; rude by Lye.
One Hundred Guineas, given by his Alaj sty; 4 yrs, 10st. 7*.
5 yea, I Ist. 71b. 6 yrs, 11. t. 1:11h. and aged, 12et 4 tulles.
General Sharpe's Mark, 5 yr.
Mt. Bowser a Rufus, 4 yrs
Four drawn. 10 to lon Maid', what was rode by Nelson arid
won easy. It would be waste of time to attempt a description vi
a race between a goad thorough-bred horse, and a cockt ail. a crack
jock.. y. and a leather plater. It was a tisliculoue affair altogether.
The betting this morning in the Square was as follows :
Produce Stakes on Thursday.
to 1 apt Lord Sligo's PrilICC Eugene.
S to 1 apt Mr Ilnuld.worth's Fortitude.
4 to 1 ag.t Mr. Watt's Wodenbiock.
8 :o 1 eget Laird Mountcharlee's Rupert.
WtiCAsTaa ST. LEGER.
9 to 2 apt Lord Cleveland's Vo.taire (taken).
8 to 1 apt Mr. Petra'. Rowton.
8 to I ag.t Lord Longford's Sir Hercules.
10 to 1 apt Mr. Forth's Frederick.
14 to 1 apt The Exquisite.
15 to 1 ag.t Pair. Gibbieon's Lady Sarah.
20 to 1 apt Mr. Petre's Apollunie.
25 to 1 apt Felt.
The attendance on the Race Course was not remarkable for
either number or fashion. Many of the principal families in the
county were present, and some of the Nobility from elsewhere, in-
cluding—The Duke of Leeds, Lard Scarborough, Lord Kelburne,
Sir W. Maxwell, Sir Lewin Glyn, General Sharpe ; Captains Dun
biggin. Grant, Brown ; Messrs. Christopher Wilson, T. Moulds-
worth, Foljambe, Wormald. &c.
CRICKET.

An excellent match at Cricket was played on Tuesday in the
Broeas, Eton, between the Members of the Wycombe Club and
the Windsor and Eton Junior club, asides was decided in favimr
of the latter. The day was extremely fine, and the interest ex-
cited attracted a greater number of visitors than we ever re
member to bate seen upon a similar occasion. The a
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