Star.
London, England, 1828-10-09 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

WALSALL RACES, Rare DAT.
A Sweepstakes of 10 sews. each, with 2U added, for three yr olds;
asks, Bat 511) ; and fillies, Bat Sib. Twice resod, about two miles.
Four Subscribers.

Mr. E. Peel's b f Grimalkin ... ... ... 1
Mr. lleardsworth'e bi e Frederick ... ... .. 2
Lord Warwick's els c brother to Paid Jones ...
Sweepstakes of 5 dm.. each,with 10 added, for horses not thorough-
bred. Geittlemen or Yeomen riders. Two mile heats. None
Subscribers.

Lord Ansou's gr f sister to Mayflower, 4 yrs, lost 9lb 0 el 1
Mr. Nleyntll's hr c Caribert, 4 yrs. lOat 91b ... 0 1 2 3
Mr. Whitehorse* tot g Torn bloody, 4 yrs, Ilst ... 0 0 3
Mr. W. Foster's br g Optima, 6 yrs, 12at ... 0 2 dr
Mr. Keitipson's hl m Julia, 3 yrs, l lst 71b ... 0 dr
Mr. Sudbury's b f Miss Wits, 4 yrs. lOst 91b .. 0 dr
Optimus the Favourite.

A Gold Cup, in specie, a subscription of 10 sows. each ; for three
yr olds, tist 12111 i tour. ; Sae. Mt 91h; six, fist 1316 ; and
aged, 9.t 1:11 ; a winner done Cup in 1898, to carry .slti of two
or nito c, .51b extra. Mares. Ice. allowed 9.1 b. Three miles aa4
a distance. Eleven Subscribers.

Mr. Giffsrd's b c *Sampson, 4 yrs .. ... 1
Mr. White's b g Granby, S yrs ... ... .. 2
Mr. Peel's b t Grimalkin, 3 yrs ... ...
Bctting-5 and 6 to 4 on Ssnipsoo.
moms DA T.

A Gold Cup, value 100 suss. for horses belonging to the Walsall
Troop of Yel.maiiry Cavalry; three and tour yr oWs to carry
104 7th; live, list; six, list 71b; and aged, lost; to be ridden
by Members of the Troop, or by Gentknun. Two mile heats.
Mr. T. F. Sharrates cb n► Maria Darlington, 6 yrs ... I I
Mr. S. Perk's b c Sh,n.ler Dilly, 4 yrs ... ... 0 2
Mr. Klrington's b c Little Doctor,: yrs .. .. 4 3
Mr. Wilkins's lir c Cossack, 4 yrs ... ... ... dis
Sir K D Scat's b in Itos mods, S yrs ...
Sweepstakes of 10 sows. rich. with 10 added, for tine, yr olds, 7st ;
tour, Mat 41b ; five, list lilb ; six, and aged, 911 21b. Mares, Sw—
allowed 21b. Two mile beats. Four Subscribers.

Nlr. Geary'. br m Arm Mg. 6 yrs
Nees Little 80-peep. 5 yr'.

... 2 1 1
... 1 2 2

Little; llis.peep the favourite.
Match ion sovs. 12st eacb. • Two mile beats.
Mr. Aston's b in Diana .. ... ...
Mr. It. Evans 's hr h Sportsman ... .. ... 2
The Corporation Plate of £5O, for all ages. Two tulle heats.
Mr. Giffard's br e The Weaver, 4 yrs, sat 71b .. 1 1
Mr. White's OT Granby, S yrs. Bst iSib ... .. 2 11
Mr. lkardsworth's b f Emily. 3 yrs, 704 Ilb ... . . 5 5

LEOMINSTER RACES. Four Dar.
The Members' Plate of 30 sore. each. Three mile beats.
Mr. I. Day's b m Alaidonia. .5 yrs, eat .. I
Mr. Givalter's b m Prude, 6 yrs, 9st 61b ... SI dr
The Wolphy Stakes of 10 sou. each, yids 20 added, fir all ages.
lions about a mile and a ball.
Mr. L Day's b g Liston, aged, pat atb ... 1 1
Mr. Thorne's b m Maid of Mansbeld. 6 yrs, 9st bib ... 2 dr
Mr. Wood's br m Rosatia, aged, lilt 131 b ... 3dr
Sweepstakes of 10 soya each, with 20 added; for three yr olds;
colts, eat Sib ; and bnies, Set 1116. Heats, once rotund and a di..
tepee. Three Subses Steve

Mr. L. Charlton's b c Macassar .. ... ... 1 1
Mr. Campbell's bf by Master Henry ... ... 2 dr
The Borough Stakes oh 5 sows. each, with 30 added, by V. Club-
ben, Hag. fur bones not thorough bred. Two mile beats.
Mr. R. 13uristlet's br I Marianne, 4 yrs. list I llb ... I I
Mr. Edwards 's br m Leominster La•s, 5 yrs. 9st 511, • ... 6 2
Mr. Woodhouse's bl gNo Pretender, 3 yrs, Sat ... 2 3
Mr. Moss's b h Grimaldi. 6 yrs. 9st 121 b •.. .. 3 4
Mr. Bradford's br m Win .il-1-cati. aged. list 9lb .. 4 5
Mr. Coates's b m Village Maid, 5 yrs, 9st slb .. 5 6
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IDICOND DA V.

The Ladles' Plate of seso, the gifr of Thomas Mk, Itaii. for any
- horse that sever won that value. Two mile beats.
Mr. Weaver's br fby Master Henry, 3 yrs, 60 9lb 3 3 1 1
Mr. Campbell's bf by blister Heury, 3 yrs, ist 91b 0 1 2 2
Mr. C. I)ay's ch m Itosa. aged, Est 131 b ... 6 6 3 3
Mr. Leake's b f Milhaud& 4 yrs, 74 131 b .. 0 2 4dr
Mr. Itartley's ►i f Wiry, 3 yrs, Est 91b ... 4 4 dr
Mr. Jones's b m Vivid, 5 yrs, Sit 91b ... 5 5 dr
The Ludiord Stakes of to sows. each, with 20 added, for all ages.
Three aide beats.

Mr. I. Day's b g Liston, aged. ust 81b ... walked nee
Handicap Sweepstakes of 5 sows. earl, with 30 added. Two Mike.
Four Subscribers.

Mr. Tbornes's Maid of Mausfield,6 yrs, tit 71b ...
Mr. L. Charlton's b e Macassar, 3 yrs, tist lelb
Mr. Wood's br m Rosario. aged, list sib ... S
Sweepstakes of 5 sows. each. with 15 added, for horses 011 e Moroi*
bred, foaled In the counties of Hereford, Worcester. Aloosoostb,
Gloucester. Salop, or in the Principality of Wales. Two oft
beats. Nine Subscribers.

Mr. Painter's b g Fitswilliain. aged. flit Ink •MD I I
Mr. Fuller's bta Fanny, aged, 12st 4kb ... . . S II
Mr. Patrick's bat Geocgiatta.s yrs. It 4 4lb ... ••• It 3
Mr. Pea's br in Lona, I yrs, last alb ... ... T 4
. . . _ _

Three alseil scatted tot the lint hest.
HUNTING.

The Brighton Subseripdon Harriers meet for the Bret time of the
season at Port HaII, on the Dyke•mad ; their regular days of
throwing oil subsequently wiU be on Meade)*' Wednesdays, and
Fridays, at Pacham, the Race Coarse, and the Devil's Dyke.

FLU HT
BETWEEN YANDELL &aa CBEFAR, nos 410 A-SIDB.

Yesterday this match came off at the Maypole, Ep.
ping Forest. within a short distance of the site of the
tar•tamed Fairlop Fair.
Crefar has been known at Court for a considerable
time, as an aspirant full of ambition to rise in the list
pugilists. When his youth was considered, his glove
exhibitions were held as respectable; and besides, ht-
terly he was evidently advancing in improvement, hit-
ting more straight. and getting a much better command
of his left hand. His wish and endeavours to get
thatched have been unceasing for mote than a twelve.
month; 110 one, however, (Aimed that his friends were
willing to risk him with as his trial match until Yandell
came in tie Nay, who was not so much propelled from
ambitious motives as from necessity, being quite on the
world, and glad to do something for a " bit of bread in
an honest way."
Crefar is not much exceeding eighteen years of age;
he weighs 9st. Mb.. He trained a little at the Bell, at
Hendon, under the auspices of Harry Lancaster. Cre-
far's seat,.his youth, and his good condition, made his
friends have considerable confidence in him, and they
sported their money at even betting as freely as could
' have been expected on the little occasion; and they seat
him on the ground in a respectable barouche and pair.
YandeU is somewhat stale in his appearance—his
weight may be about 9st. 41b. He has only fought once
in the prise ring, and then he was defeated; but he had
la good man to stand up to; and that he is not ezaetly

a vain pretender will be readily admitted, when k
known that Alec Reed was hii antagonist, and that the'
battle lasted one hour and a half. Sill trioneJ chiefl,
about the Red Horse, Old Bond-street. with Jem Bu.,
who had. from me tives purely charitable. put down th;
money for Bill, to give him a thence for a lilt out of
difficulty. and to place him *ithin reach of having a
dinner mote frequently than he had of late enjoyed. A
few days before the battle, he took the air at the old
May Pole public house, upon the Forest.
Torn Oliver had completed his commissary depot.
merit on a fine bit of ground, well sheltered, and only
wanting the sunshine of summer to render the six(
beautiful. The company assembled was certainly net
numercu., but as certainly they were noisy enough. A
little before one o'clock Yandell threw in his tile, et.
comi anied by his patron. the young jolly boniface of tho
Red Horse, Jens Burn, and Barney Aaron. Crefattnett
hy ed in reply; Tom Oliver and Jack Tisdale were bit
second,. At one o'clock they were at the scratch to
Ethiness.