Star.
London, England, 1820-08-03 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELrIGENCE.

CIIF.STERT:ORD PACES.

TUESDAY, AEIOVIIT 1. . • 1
(Over the Cranmore Downs.)
Hunters' Plate of .650—Heats, Four miles.
Captain C.,ltterers Tallyho - - - 4 1.3
1
Mr. W. Thonthilf s Miss Wasp - - 3 8 1 3
Mr. 'Fol-syth's Timekeeper - - - 1 3 2 2
Majnr Smith '4 Iltizebub - - . - 24 4 4r.
Every heat was close running-6 to 4 agst Miss Wasp-6-2 to 1
agst Tallyho—. 3 to 1 agst Timekeeper, which was the favorite
after winning the heat.
The Crunmorc Stakes, by Subscription of sgs each. Twelve
Subscribers.—A Two-miles Heat.
Mr. Jones's Soothsayer
Cal,t,in giblet's b. h. Pilot
Mr 6inith's gr. f. Elizabeth

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Thr:e only were placed, seven started ; 4 to 1 apt the winner,
2to 1 agst laizabeth, and .5 to 2 agst Pilot. Won by a neck.
Cotterel's Goldfinder, Sat. 10ib. heat Mr. Hornby's
Amazon, Bst. 21b. Two miles. 100 gs. 6t04 on the winner.
• * TROTTING MATCH.
Yesterday afternoon a Trotting match was performed on the
Romford road for 100 guineas, between a famous black mare,
the property of Mr: WILLIAMS, a farrier, in Poplar ; and a horse'
belonging to Mr. MARSH, of Whitechapel. The distance was
five miles, which was easils won by the mare; but so sanguine
was the owner of the horse In winning, that a quantity of favouti
were purchased to be worn on the occasion. The spectators as-
sembled to witness this match were very numerous
INDIAEAST- R ACES—AI D R AS SPRING MEETING.
WSDNESDAY, /MOUSY 19.
The Subscription Purse of 400 rupees each, p.p. for all Arab
horses that have never won Plate, Purse, Match, or Sweep-
stakes. Beats, Two Miles. Carrying est. 71b. .
ajor Henry Somerset's g. h. )lotee
Nr. Scrivens g. h. Romps
rs;r. Crerar's h. h. Heppe
Mr. Orafton's c h, Mazeppa
Capt. White's h. Aid-de-Comp - dis 4
In the first heat, which was an in 4 min. 111 sec. Motee took
the lead and kept it, pliantly winning in hand.
In the second heat Motee again took the lead, close pressed
by Mazeppa and Reppo ; a pretty race throughout, but Motee's
great strength and size won this heat also with considerable
else. Good running between Mazeppa and Beppo.
The Subscription Purse of 200 rupees each, p.p. for all maiden
Arab colts. Heats, once round the Course. Five hundred
rupees added from the fund.
Mr. Barry's b. c. Traveller, 4 yrs old, Bst. 71e. - - 1
Mr. Arnold's b. c Fitzjames, 4 yrs old, Sat. 71b. - diet.
Mr. Mortimer's gr. c. Alontifeek, 4 yrs old, Bst. 71b. dr.
Capt. White's b. c. Jemmy, 4 yrs old, list. 71b. -
Traveller distanced his competitors the first heat—Ran in
3 min. 13 are.
Sweepstakes for all untrained Horses.-a-Subscription, SO rupees
each, once round the Coone, p.p.—Winner to be sold for
700 rupees, if demanded within an hour.—Carrying, est. 101bs.
Mr. Arthur's b. a. h. Don Juan - 1
Mr. Grafton's g. a. /3. Creeper • • 2
Capt. Taylor's g. a. h. Pam 5
Air. Newland's b. a. h. Darwar - - 4
Mr. Barry's cb. a. h. Scarecrow - bolted
Caps Mackintosh's b. a. h. Brevet - - ditto
Mr. Thingumbob's g. a. h. Billy Button did not start —Win-
net ant sold.—A very pretty race with the three first to the dis-
tance post, when I)on Juan's rider brought him in very band-
somely.—Ran In 5 min. 2 sec.
SAT(IIIDAY, JANCAILY 29.
The running this morning afforded great amusement. The
Stand was crowded, and the weather delightful
His Highness the Nabob's Plate of 1001. and 200 rupees sub.
scription added to the Plate, free for all Arab and country
horses. Heats, Two Miles. Carrying 9st.
Major Henry Somerset's g. h. Motee
Mr. Crerar's g. h. Trooper
Mr. Hisiop's b. h. Rattler
Mr. Falconer's g. h. Baronet -
Mr. Barry's b. e. Tia:reller
Mr. Graftun's b. h. Merlin

- 1 1
- s 2
- 3 5
4 dr
- s dr
- 6 dr'

The first beat was ran it 4 min. 12 sec.—Motee took the
lead and kept it, winning with considerable ease. ~
• The second heat was ran in 4 min. 11 sec.—This was a very
Eteresting and well-centested heat.—Motee rook the lead as
t.::ual. At the monument Trooper came up and pressed Motee
hard to the two mile post, where the contest became doubtful.
Motee was brought to the whip, and answered it so well that'
Trooper found he could not rate with him, and Motee won the
heat by two lengths.—The time. of running the second heat
evinces extraordinary power in Motee.
A Subscription Purse of 200 rupees each, p.p. with 400 rupees
• addtdirom the fund, for all country horses passed by the
Committee. Heats, once round the Course. Carrying 9st. Ms:
Capt. White's b. h. Dick, 94. 71bs. - -• I W.O.
kir. Barry's br. h. Speculation, 9st. 71bs. - 2 dr
Major Somerset's g. in. Sopree, 9st. 4lbs. - 3 dr
Mr. Newland's dun b. Strongstroganoff, 9st. 71bs. dist.
The beat was ran in 3 min. 22 sec.—lt was an interesting race
between the two first, and Dick being accoutred in full mili-
tary appointments, the knowing ones were much deceived by his
winning the heat gallantly ; after which his opponents, afraid of
the contents of the holsters, yielded the race to him.
A Subscription Stake of 100 pagodas each. Heats, Two Miles,
for all untrained Horses. Carrying Sst. bulbs. •
Mr. Arthur's Don Juan - - - 1 1
Mr. Newland's Darwar - - - 2 2
31r. Frost's Creeper - - - 3 dr
The first heat was run in 4 min. 27 sec. and was a pretty race"
for a mile and a half, when Don Juan made play and won easily.
Tile second heat was won with equal ease by Don Juan. .
A Match for 100 pagodas, once round the Course, est. 71bs.
Mr. Barry's b. c. Smaillsopes - - - 1
Capt. White's b. c. Jemmy - - - II
TIMMY, JA?JUAIT 25.
The Abercrornby Cup, free for all Arab horses. Om Throe
Mile Heat- Carrying 9st. 7lbs. Challenge Stakes, llOpitjulllt.
Major 11. Somerset's Mote* - - is., •4„ e 1
Mr. Crerar's yi. h.. Trooper - - •
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bk. Barry's LL h. Roger Bacon -
The heat was ran hi 6 min. 44 see.—Motee wenfoiftet a ' •
ping pate, kept his rate to the end, and won with genat soar
The Ladies' Pune.—One thousand rupees from the Fund; beat,
two mikes; free for all Arib hones ; weight for inches.
Mr. Frederick's g. h. Syntax - - 3 2
Mr. Hislop's b. b. Rattler . - - 2 db.
Mr-Orafton's b. h: Merlin - - • 1 1
Mr. Mortimet's b. le Florikin - - n -
Major H. Somerset's c. h. Rupee - dist. bolted.
Mr. Barry-'s g. h. Makeshift - 4 3
Captain White's b. h. Pishash - ... 6 dr.
Colonel O'XeUy's b. b. Thady - .- • dri
First heat, in 4m. 165.--Second ditto, in ash. 10s.
Fore Ladies' Purse, much sport was eapected, and but for
as unfortunate occurrence, 'the public would not have been dis-
:.l;piinted. First Heat--Close running for a tailored* the Aril
four horse; Merlin and Rattier, who bad been running neck and
reek, now left the others, and maintilned the someone and
beautiful contest, without any apparent advantage to either, to
the end of the heat ; which, however, was declared in favour of
-Nierlin, who won only by a nose. Second Heat—Rattler in-
' fortunately changed his rider; Merlin, Syntax, and Rattler ran
close together from the starting-poet to the stand, andrjust after
passing the latter, to the astonishment and intlignadto of all the
spectators, Rattler's rider (Berry), trying to take the lead of
3-, max, crossed upon him, and struck his rider (a Gentleman) sc-
v etal blows with the whip, at the same time making use of abia-1
ssilnable languate. The race, soon after, was between-Rattler
and Merlin, and very closely contested to the monument, white
Eattler gained and '.•.ept the lead with much difficulty. 1•1 e now,
;,. by about two lengths; but the Judges, in consequence of the
c-oss and striking, declared him distanced, and the race was A.
j Aged to Merlin. Thus this honest horse Rattler, by the dime:
1-'4 misconduct of the rider, lost the heat and the race; *Ma&
promised g still severer contest for the third-heat, had net this
unpr,..ctciented and brutalbehaviour occurred. The general he.,
diva:ion ss as so great% that Rattler's rider (Berry) narrowly
etc:Tod son ,e severs proof of it, and the Committee have de-
clared hint dittleatified from tiding again on the Madras Course.
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BONERS.
'!'he Match between Spring and the Cat Lila Man is off, its-
o 4ther made their, money good on Thursday night, agreeably to
a-tieles, and each r.ceived back the £5 deposit. Oliver chats
e.,10 Sprieg for a haudrctt cr two, but it was not made. Be-
bsco chall:tiged Jost iiudion.