Star.
London, England, 1829-10-13 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET SEFO-"Nrli"--CTOEIR MEETING.
Newmann, lifornsav Armarmort.
From the number of arrivals since our last we shall have a fuller
meeting than could have been expected from the dull state of obe
town yesterday. No one would then have thought that any thing
more than common was about to take place; they, however, have
taken a.turn, leaving no doubt that the meeting will at WM be a
good average one. Lord Sefton, the Duke of Itichmond,ffist Lord
Exeter, had dinner parties last sight, the effect, as uspoldriping a
thin muster at the Rooms. There were present only seven mem-
bers—Lord G. Cavendish, Lord Lowther Lord George &mind,
Lord Henry Ilentinck, Christopher Wikoii. Req. and two others.
The following are the returns fur this day, with the exception of
two unimportant matches, which were not decided when our Ex-
press left the ground,
hlatch..-300 soy. h. ft. est. 41b. each. R.M:
Lady Cavendish's c. by Godolphin

INV.

hlr..Pettit's Post Obit, by icily!
Match-200 sow& b. ft. T.Y.C.
Mr. GrevilleN Mohican, sat. 101 b rec. 50 miv.
Sir M. Wood's Mummer 7st. 111 b... paid
Match-200 sow. b. ft. T.Y.C.

Lord Veralam's f. by Whalebone..
Mr. Rush's f. by Partisan.
l‘latch-50 soy. h. ft. and horse for hon., Itst. 71b. each. T.Y.C.

Mr. Gully's Trampk.. rec.
,pt. Rous's Zobeide. pd.
Match-50 sow. D.M. Bit. 41b. each.

Duke of Richmond's Scymetar rec. 30 ay.
Sir M. Wood's Nessus Pall
One•third of a Subscription of 25 sows. each. for three-year old
colts, int. 91b. fillies. ilst. 61b. A. F. boos fide the property of
Subscriber's. _ .

Lc7rdlx;te-r's Green Mant1e.....
Mr. Paynr's Pauline and I). of Grafton's br f. Caradori paid.
Lord Tavistock, Lord Jersey, Duke of Rutland, and Sir M.
Wood were subscribers, but did not name.
Match-100 sov. b. ft. T.Y.C. Est. 71b. eack.

Mr. Stoneitewer's -
Lord Itanrhah's Sontag
6 and 7to on Kildare—a close, well-contested race till lout
fifty yards from home, when KUdare got a length a-head of the
mare, and kept it to the end ; rode by Robinson, the filly by
Buckle. This is precisely the course fur Kildare, who cannot run
half so well upon any other.
The Garden States of 100 soy. each. T.M.M.

Sir M. Wood's Lan filly. 6st. 101 b.
Mr. Sowerby's Coroner, 4 yrs, 7st. 9Ib.
Mr. Gully's klameluke, 5 yrs. 9st. 41b.
Lord Cbes:erleld's Zinganee paid.—Won by six lengths.
The entries for the Subscription Stakes, and the 501. for two-
year olds, closed this afternoon at one o'clock. which makes the
appointmentment tor to-morrow stand thus:—
Match, 200 soy. and the Whip, lOst. each. B. C.—Colonel
Wilson's Lamplighter, 6 yrs, apt Mr. Gully's Nlanteluite, S yn.
Renewal of the Clearwell Stakes, of 30 soy. each. 20 ft. for two
year old colts. Bst. 51b. and fillies, ant. 31b. T. Y. C.
Lord Wharncliffe's sis. to Crusader—Mr. Sowerby's by Abjer
—Lord Sefton's by F.milius—Duke of Grafton's Paradox—Mr.
W. Lumley's by Moses—Mr. Poyntx's by Sultan—Lord Exeter's
Schumla—Lord Esc ter's by Sultan—Lord Jersey's by Sam—Lord
Jersey's by Tramp—Mr. llogers's Finnan—Mr. Rogers's Lapi•
dist—Mr. Dilly's Cetus—Mr. Thornhill's by Sam—Mr. Thorn-
hill's by Emilius— Mr. lioberts's by Emillus—Lord Cisesterfield's
by Figaro—Col. Wilson's by Emilius—Mr. Gully's by Tramp—
Mr. Latour's by Partisan—Lord Cleveland's Bud—Mr. D. Rad-
cliffe's by Waterloo—Lord Pgremont's sister to Lapdog—Mr.
Stonehewer's The Fairy—Mr. Stonebewer's by Bustard.
Eight other subscribers have paid; and about fourteen or fifteen
others are expected to be scratched out.
One-third of a Subscription of 25 soy. each. for four year old colts,
8 st. 101 b. and fillies, a st. 7 lb. D. I. bona fide. &c.
D. of Rutland's Oppidan—D. of Grafton's Turquoise—Lord
Tavistock. Lord Exeter, Lord Jersey, Mr. Payne, and Sir M.
Wood, are Subscribers, but did not name.
Fifty Pounds for two year old colts, 8 st. 4 lb. and fillies, est.