Star.
London, England, 1827-07-09 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

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NEWMARKET JULY MEETING.

NZWIIIMIKET, SUNDAY A rraKNOON. TOOKE O'CLOCK.
The July Meeting commences tomorrow, and although it is
I confined to three days, holds out promise of good sport. The
principal object of having races in this month is to bring eut the
two-year old colts, in order that an estimate may be formed of tin
merits of such of them (engaged In the Derby and Oaks of next
year) as come out in the July Stakes to-morrow. This is the
lirst stakes which affords any criterion to the betting, and as con-
siderable interest must naturally exist on the subject, we have an-
nexed a list of those colts and allies which are engaged at Epsom—
colt by Skim, Nlinor—f. by Comus—c. by.ilerlin—f. by Filho--
f. by Aladdin—colt by Tramp—filly of Idassidera--Sister to Tom
Thumb—Sister to Mignionate—agt 6f Aries dam—filly of Pea
Blossoft--Palentoc—coif of Dorina —and Houghton Lass.

It is proper to remind the Subscribers to the Newmarket Stakes
for 11149, that the Nominations must be made by Saturday next,
the colts and fillies being now one year old. The Produce, In the
present year, of the mares engaged in the Riddiesworth and other
Produce Stakes for the year Iwo, and the horses to which the
mares engaged, in the Riddiesworth Stakes, 1831, were sent this
Spring, must also be declared on or before Saturday. The colts
and Allies (now yearlings) for the Derby and Oaks, 1829, must
also be named by Saturday. Two Stakes are opened for 1830 ;
both to close on Saturday. The first is the October Underley Stakes
et 10 sows. each, h. ft. fur colts, eat. 71b. and fillies, list. 41b. now
feels, and out of mares which never bred a winner, before the lit
of January last, to be run in the first October Meeting. The other
is a Sweepstakes gf 100 sots. each, for colts list. Tib. and fillies
Bst. 41b. nowtog% to be ran A. F. in the second October Meet.
lag ; the first has at present four Subscribers and the other five.
The annual sale of Racing Stock will take place at Bildeston ea
Thursday next, the day after the races; there are 49 lots.
Several arrivals have already taken place, and the Exercise-
ground was well attended this afternoon by sporting men. A great I
many horses were out, aad appeared In excellent health; but the
attention of those present was directed chiefly to the two-year olds,
most of wheal bolted well, and to good racing condition. The i
Duke of Grafton's lot was much admired, particularly the young
horses. Lord Jersey's also attracted mach observation. The turf
is in good order; a little rain, however, is desirable, for the con-
tinuance of the present dry weather is likely to have an unfavourable
effect on it, and. by consequence. on the horses' feet.

As yet little bas been diine bete in the shape of •betting ; some
few of the betting wen are come, but the leaden, or those who gave
the key-note to the odds, will not arrive till the evening. We must
therefore refer to the last betting account for a statement of the odds.
Mr. Perram's Donation not having been claimed this year as a
marriage portion, it will be added to the Plate on Wednesday and
even to the winner—its valise is 30 guineas.
The appointments for to-morrow stand thus—
Sweepstakes for 3 year old colts, bst. ilb.; and IWes, sit. 31b. New
T.Y. C. The hones to be named this evening.
Swam TEAL—The July Stakes of SS son. each, SO ft. for 2 yr.
old colts, ilst. 61b. ; and lilies, sit. 41b. New T. Y. C.

D. of Grafton's gr. e. by Skim, out of Zeal
gr. c. Skins, out of Rowena..
b• C. by Merlin, out of Mona.
Mr. Wibon's b. f. by Blacklock, d. by Cervantes.
Mr. Grevills's ch. 1. Elinor, by Gustavus—Favourite.
Lord What-riddle's b. f. ;ay Comus, out of Octavian.
Lord Anson's eh. c. by Merlin, out of Prince.
b. f. by Filbo, out of Elisabeth.
Mr. Rogers 's b. I. Scribe, by Woeful, out of Scratch.
DL e. Juryman, brother to Noenuit.
General Grossienor's b. c. Icarus, by the Flyer.
Mr. Howell's b. f. by Aladdin, out of Rantlpole.
Lord Exeter's b. f. Tramp, out .f Folly.
Mr. Wyndkam's sister to Tomb Thumb.
sister to Mignionette.
Lord Jersey's c. by Anticipation—Ariel's dam.
Mr. Hunter's b. f. by Gustavus, out of Pea-blossom.
Colonel Latour's b. c. Palemon, by Vampyre—Lady Henry.
Mr. Rush's b. f. by Skim, out of Pentagon'.
Mr. Pettit ns. ch. c. by Renovator—Canidia.
Mr. Milner's ch. f. Houghton Lass, by Blacklock.
Mr. W. Edwards ns. b. 1. by Blacklock—Musidora.
Mr. Forth ns. ch. e. by Ruben., out of Dottie.
Lord Cavendbh as. b. c. Walton—Conquest's dam.
Mr. Newton's c. by Orville, darn by Popinjay.

Matcb 200 sovi. b. ft.

D. M.