Star.
London, England, 1819-05-29 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

EPSOM RACES.FRIDAT (tin My).
The Oaks Stakes of this day did not attract by kny meant St
numerdus an assenNage as the Derby of yesterday. His Royal
Highness the Duke of You' accompanied Mr. LAN= in his gig
to the Course, and afterwards took his station in a tveggon oppo-
site the winning chair, with Mr. NORTII/tV (one of the Stewards);
the Hon: B. and Captain Pima?, and Mr. Laos, to view the
Oaks Stakes after which he returneil from the Course. Lord
liatnrOlLD and only a few Other persons of distinction attended
the DOwns this day. His Itoyal Highness seemed good
spirits, and expressed his gratification in the sport.
A Renewal of the Oaks Stakes of 50gs. each, h. ft. for
three years old fillies, Ist. 411 i.
Mr. Thornhill's Shoveller, by Scud -
Lord 0. If. Cavendish's h. f..by Orville ;.
Major Wilson's ch. f. by Juniper

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E.vadne, Rtelinda,. Polyrnaata, Catgut; Sister to Osman;
Smolensk° filly, Coral, and Blue Stoehinp, alio started, bus
only three were placed.—The Juniper filly made play nearly all
rile heat, but Sclid won in great style by batta neck-3 to f,
g to 1, and 7 to 4 apt Scull ; 7 to 4 apt Dodona ; 4 to 1 agst
Blue Stockhsgs; 6to 1 agcy Catgut ; 12 to 1 apt Orville; and
25 to 1 acst the Smciensko and Juniper fillies.
The headily Stakes of 30p. rah, 10p. ft. for three-year olds,
ctilts 71li. fillies Sit. 4th.—The Whine to b 6 *did; If 4c-

inanded, for SOU guinea's
Mr. Walker's sister to Shoo-etring : ' - - 1
Sir H. Lippincott's brother to Aquilo .. 2
Mr. Sadler 's Lady Leg - - ... 3
Shoe-string filly the favourite; to excellent race, and won
by a neck. l
Mr. King's b. m. L'Orient, beat Mr. Peirse's b. in. by Smog;
gler, for 200 guineas. Won easy by two lengths.
Plate of X5O, fur all age". Two:7[l3oe Heats. The winner to be
sold, if demanded, kr 200 is. Maref ihid geldings illoWtd ne.
Sir J. Melly.% (7timus, 3 yrs old .4. 7: . - • ... 1 i. I
Mr. Walker's Scarecrow, 6 yrf aid - :. ..,", ... 5 2
Mr. Sheward's Ayleisbary,:', yes old ..; , :. i. . ci • 6 3
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orb brosvenor's 4n old z 2dr
Mr. Day's brother to Aquila, SYri aid - • 3
Sir J. Honeywood's Popinjay . • ~ 4dr
3 to i
.agst comes, 4to i "pc &lolling/on Wowed*

Since the cpmnieficement of riot Rum, Epeeist: bas bleniii
continued scene rsf violence,r-On Thursday, Warmut Mt/locust t
Esq. was attacked by upwards of thirty men, near the Coupe,
and robbed of his gold watch anodes Gentleman Wu loon
after tabbed in the same pixie, bat several of the jockey} being
at hand, attacked the thieves, took the watches, and captureslthif
principal; who Woe afterwards underwent the ordeal of Turf.:
Law, by being heartily ducked in a horse-pond some, distance
from the Dawns.—A Gentleman who *u viewing the grand -
match, had his pockets turned inside out ; Daniel Heron, nighl
constable of St George's, saw the art, and very pinetraly sei*4l.*
the delinquent, but he was in. cue moment sarrounded byttelnif •
£OO thieves, who knocked him down, and whep on the ground,
used him most barbarously; some kicked hinsiwtbeis beat hitt
with sticks; and when he was taken up, bite head was Anima
wounded in several places; and be was covered with blond, be
sides having lost his prism:wt.—Another Gentleman was row
of a pocket-book, containing a quantity pf Bank-notes, but hut:
ins recovered his proudly, he &duffed- prosecuting, although the
thief was secured and lodged in Epsom cage. Many other rcbz
beries were committed ha the course of the day will impunity;