Star.
London, England, 1820-04-15 00:00:00

EPORTII~ .

The Meynell Hunt Spring Races took plate an Thursday lasi
over Derby Race Course, when the silver cup was won by Mr.
Banacruces gr. g. Sir Harry, and the Sweepstakes of hve pineal
each, by Members of the Club, rode by Gentlemen, was won
by Captain HENRY Mr. rest's Sailor, rode by himself.
At the Newmarket Second Spring Meeting General Gat:ravi-
ne! horse Blue Stockings, is matched against Mr. UMsires
Barnancide, for 100 guineas.
At the Craven Meeting neat year lilt. Ttaarrr's Phidias li
matched against Mr. Waster's's ch. f. by Don.Cossae, for 2COgss
NEWMARKET, THURSDAY EVENING.
This morning a fine stag was turned out at Silverly, a small
village about four miles from Newmarket, before Mr. Blivane*
pack of harriers (consisting of only six couple), amongst a vast
crowd of foot people ind above one hundred horsemen. He
trotted away in flue style, stretching towards Daihum Park,
the seat of Sir JAMES Armace, and, atter having passed avi r a
track of country of at least twenty miles, they took him in a
small wood, having run him above an hour and a half without
one single check, and the horses wcfe kept at tbiee parts speed
all the time. TwJltJrrer were and many others kfsfor Arad
upon the field. Unfortunately the hounds killed the stag before
he could be pre!.-reed, owing to the thick grove where he h:-.d
taken shelter, and after such an extraordinary chace for so small
a pack of harriers. The hunters (those at least who were able
to g_•t home) retired to the Rutland Gems Inn, where they ln.d
a sumptuous dinner, and, after making very merry till a late
hour, they retired, shouting—" Success to the hounds, and long
health and happiness to their noble master!" who, to do Wirt
credit, rode most gallantly the whole day, never once losing sit
of his excellent hounds.

WORCESTERSHIRE.
The fox-hounds found on Tariday la:-,c; and the fox, after a i
smart run, finding himself hard pre:zed, he got over some low
buildings, upon the roof of Mr. WrociNs's house, at Be!through-
ton, and descended the chimney, in which be was fatten.
MIDDLEHAM RACES (YORKSHIRE). APRIL 10.
;The Craven Stakes of lot. each, p. p. (Sin Subscribers).
Marquis of Queensberry's b. In ali,s Syntax, 5 yrs old 1
General Orde's ch. c. high Sheri i; 2 yrs old - 2
Mr. 'Amino:ea b. h. Truth, 4 yrs (II - - 3
Mr. Jacquel's b. c. Apollo, 2 yn old - - 4
A Sweepstakes of 30p.'each, 20gs. ft. One mile and a half.
‘ 1 arqUii of Queensberry's gr. f. Fair Helen - 1
Mr. Watson's ch. f. by Comes - - - 2
Sweepstakes of 30gs. each, togs. ft. One mlie and a LT:—
(Eleven Subscribers).
Mr. Watson's ch. f. by Comas - -
Mr. Lambton's br. c. by Stnolensko - . -
The All-aged Stakes of 10;s. each. Two miles.
General Orde's b. c. Percy - , -
Hon. E. Petre's b. c. Roman, 4 yrs old
Mr. Lambton's b. c. Truth, 4 yrs old

TUESDAY.
Sweepstakes of (20gs. each, p. p. Y. C. (Four Subscribers).
Mr. Jacques's a. f. by Cc,mtis - - - t
Marquis of Queensberry's ch. e. Leadstone - 2
Mr. Bensons b. f. by Ifitlstard - 3
Fifty Pounds for maiden horses. Vents, once round the Celine.
Marquis of Qucesisbeiry's gr. f. Fair Helen - - I 1
Hon. T. 0. Powlett's bl. f. Worttlcts - - 3 2
General Orde's ch. c. High Sheriff - - 2u
Handiest? Stakes cf 3v. each, with cops. added by :le Hor.
E. Petre. One mile a::d a half. (Six Subscribers).
Hon. E. Petre's b. h. Roman - - - - 1
Mr. rrill's b. c._
- - 2
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: CATTERICK-BRIDGE 31EPTING.
"mossoAv, Argil. s.—Cunclt.,!ed.
A Maiden Plate of .£5O, for all ages. Two-mile heats.

Mr. T. Pierce's bay colt, :),7 Ccelchs. 31? rs-old, 7st. 0 1 1
Ld. Strathmore's Sister toWoodlark, 3-yrs-old, 6st.lllb. 1 0 S
Mr. Bell's chesrut colt Chicken, 3-yrs-old, 7st. 0 2 2
Mr. Ferguson's ches. filly The Lady of the Vale 0 0 3
Mr. Lumley's bay colt, by Langton, 3-yrs-old, 7st. e 0 4
After the first heat, 4to 1 agst Chicken ; after the secotd .
6t04 on the winner. 'The two last heats were well contested.