Star.
London, England, 1820-02-29 00:00:00

SPORTING. INTELLIGENCE.

BETTING AT MATTE]
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tSALL'S YESTERDAY.
BY. •
20 to 1 agst Abjer
25 to 1 agst Hoopoe
25 to 1 agst brother to Cotrita
50 to 1 agst See-saw
35 io 1 apt Pope Joan
35 to 1 agst Tawny filly.

8 to 1 agst Arbutus •
16 to 1 agst Sailor
16 to 1 agst sister to Cat
17 to 1 aget Windfall
17 to 1 agst Brother toßlucher
18 to 1 agst the Duke
20 to 1 agst Pindarea

OAKS.
6 to 1 agst the Sorcery f. 17 to 1 agst Marianne.
RIDDLESWORTII.

Four to one apt Selimaeolt.

Philip Bland, Esq. of Mead-Place, Wigmore-street, under-
took, piterday, to drive a roan galloway, in harness, 14 miles
within an hour, and performed it in twenty-eight, minutes with-
in the given time, which is considered a great sporting Gat.
The valuable stud of horse, and the property of the late Fad
of F.ccuerox, sold on the 15th instant, as Glasgow, as follows,
Blue Stocking, a Colt Foal at her foot - £220 10- •13
Archibald 529 4 0
Chesnut Filly . 99 4. 0
IlayColt, brother to Archibald - - 126 IS 0
Man reith - 237 11 0
Sans-Culotte 73 3 6
Glengary 120 5 0
Eleven Pointers and Shooting Poney 205 0 0
Fifteen Brace of Golden Pheasants, Cocks and
Hens
Six Silver Pheasant Cocks and three Hens
Four Pheasant Mules, between the ring-neek'd
Pheasant and common brown ilea - 2 7 0
Eight Carriage Horses - 508 10 5
Also, several Hackneys sold, price from £lO to £3O each.
HUNTING.
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The East Essex Fox Hounds meet on Thursday, at Winer
Mesh ; Saturday, at More Gardens.
Dir. Maberly's toe Hounds meet on Thursday, at Limps-
field; Saturday, at Fox Keston.
Mr. Jolliffe s Fox Hounds meet to-morrow at Betchworth ;
Thursday, at Chaldon; Saturday, at Nutfield Marsh.
The Harriers meet every day at Kennel.
The Oakley Hounds meet on Thursday at Clapham Park;
and on Saturday at Chicheley, at half-past teh.
The Earl of Derby's Stag Hounds meet on Thursday at Cat-
terbam Common..

.59 19 0 •
19 6 0

The Pytehley Hounds meet on Thursday at Stanford Hall;
Saturdays at Waldegrave, at half-past ten.

COURSING.

Monday se'nnight, the Second Coursing Match at Annan tot*
place, upon the estate of the Marquis of Queensberry. The
sport was excellent, and a number of matches were made which
caused considerable interest on both sides of the border. Seven.
teen hares were killed, after well-contested matches. • Among
the amateurs present, were noticed the Marquis of Queensberry,
Sir J. H. Maxwell, of Springkell, &c. &c. The Lllowirg are
the particulars :—Mr. Benson's Nimrod beat Mr. Elliot's Buff;
Mr. Ruddick's Fly beat Mr. Scarrow's Brandy; Mr. Pool's
Tickler beat Mr. Lattimer's Catch; Mr. Johnston's bitch beat
Mr. Lattimees bitch; Mr. Forrest's Spring beat Mr. Wastell's.
Spring; Mr. Foster's (Carlisle) Skip beat Mr. Graham's dog;
Mr. Gillet's dog beat Mr. Holmes s Spring ; General Dirom s
Downer beat Mr. Ewart's Spring; Mr. Clapperton's Bob beat
Mr. Ewart's dog.—Second Heat—Mr. Lattimer's (Carlisle)
beat Mr. Johnstone's bitch; Mr. Wastell's Spring (Carlisle)
beat Mr. Forrest's Spring; Mr. Forster's Skip (Carlisle) beat
Mr. Graham's dog.

The Cup for Dogs of all ages, belonging to the Gentlemen
of the Lanarkshire and Renfrewshite Coursing Club, was run
for on the 18th and 19th February, on the Earl of Eglinton's
estate at Eaglesham, arid won by nit. Mure's black b. Jessie.

STATE OF TOSE ILLIMLNC.

DIST CLASS.—Mr. Howie's whited. dambletonian beat Mr.
J. Al' Leroy's red d. Blanc. Mr. APN.tir's red b. Fly beat Mr. •
Geddes' black d. Salamander. Mr. C. Stiaing'a red b. 'Lars
beat Mr. Gray's black d. Richard. Mr. A. Pollock's black d.
Dando beat Mr. Mure's blue b. Dandysette. Mr. N. Carnie's
black ja. Fly beat-Mr. Mure's black d. Swift. Sir John Max-
well's blue d. Childers beat Me. J. Pollock's black b. Fly. Mr.
Murdoch's brindled d. Dandy beat Mt. G. Stirling's black d.
Wellington. Mr.Cress's brindled d. Spring beat Mr. A.Pollock's
black d. Star. Mr. N. Carnie's red b. Nettle beat Mr. M' Nair's
dun b. Dle Vernon. Mr. Mure's black b. Jessie heat Mr.
Geddes black b. Kate Carnie. Mr. Cross's white b. Lassie
bea Mr. N. Carnie's black d. Wellington. Mr. Wotherspoen's
black b. Charlotte beat Mr. C. Stirling, jun.'s blue b. Fly..
SICGND CLsss.—Mr. Ilowie's white d. Hambletonian beat Sir
John Maxwell's blue d. Childers. Mr. A. Polloek's black d.
Dando beat Mr. Cross's white b. Lassie. Mr. Wotherspoim's
black b. Charlotte beat Mr. -.ll,Nair's red b. Fly. Mr. Cartde's
black b. Fly heat Mr. Cross's brindled d. Spring. Mr. Mur-
doch's brindled d. Dandy beat Mr. C. Stirling, on!' red b. Zara.
Mr. hfure's black b. Jessie beat .31r. N. Carnie's red if. Nettle.
Tutu) CLass.-111r. A. Pollock's black d. Minch] beat Mr. N.
Carnie's black b. Fly. Mr. Wotherspoon's black b. Charlotte
beat Mr. Ilowie's white d. Hambletonian. Mr. Mure's black
b. Jessie beat Mr. Murdoch's brindled d. I)lr4y.
Fouant Mure's black b. Jessie beat Mr. A. Pol-
lock% bl. d. Dando. Mr. Wotherspoon's bl. h. Charlotte, a bye.
Firm CLAIS.-Mr. Mures bl. b. Jesie, beat .31r. Wother-
spoon's bl. b. Charlotte, and won the Cup.
Mr. John Boulton, jun. of Mahon, Yorkshire, Tryer.—The •
weather was very fine, and the sport excellent.

Mr. GEOROIC A. LEGrt Kees has made a fox cover
at Little Stretton, in Leicester-hire, in addition to his
other cover about half a mile distant, for the pur-
pose of preserving the foxes for Mr. OSBALDESTON'S
Quorn hounds.

Wednesday, at the Candlemas Fair, in Dumfries,
a fine young horse, which the owner was exhibiting;
on the White Sands, reared so high that he lost his
balance and fell backwards, to the great terror and
eianger of the persons near the spot. In falling, his'
bead came in, contact with the wheel of a cart, the
stroke arising from which was so severe, that the
poor animal, after bleeding-prof:twig, expired in the
Course of A tew minutes.