Star.
London, England, 1828-05-06 00:00:00

Match 100 save. D. M.

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Mr. Irby', Tow, Ist 7lb •• ... .. .. I
Duke of Portland's Carthusian, let 21b ... ••• .. 2
Betting—S to 2uu Tose. Woo by a length. F. Boyce rode the
winner.

Handicap Sweepstakes of 10 soy'. each, for three yr olds and up-
wards. .A. F.
Lord Sefton's Johnny, 4 yrs, Su llis
Duke of Richmond's Gulnare, 4 yrs, get 51b
Duke of Grafton's Paul Jones, 5 yrs, fild gib
Duke of Portland's c by Taredas, 4 yrs, 7st 61b•
Betting-2 to 1 agar Johnny; 11 to 5 on Gulnare; 9 to 1 agst
Paul Jour.. Won by two kugtkis. Robinson rode the winner.
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TATTERSALL'S.
Several Gentlemen attended yesterday, but is consequence of
the majority of the Subscribers being absent, eit►er at Nortwarkrt
or Chester Races, little or no business was done. The only change
Was in Rough Robin, about whom 10 to 1 was ta►en, as was 53 to
*boot Aka.stor. The rest of the odds were guided by the New-
market accounts.

CURRAGH APRIL MEETING—IRELAND.
Fiume, Aram 23.
Free Handicap Stakes of 20 sees. each, h ft. Conolly's Mile.
Mr. Hunter's br e Fisherman. 4 yrs (Marken) ...
Sir H. (YDonnell's cb c Courier, 2 yrs ...
Mr. Blake's bc Dr Vere, 3 yrs ... .. ... 5
Colonel Armstrong's br c by Sir Roger &tains, 5 yrs
Mr. Caklwell's b c Queensberry, 4 yrs ... .00 5
Handicap Subscription Stakes of 10 soya. each, is ft. Gentles:leo
riders. Three Tear Olds Course.

Mr. Hunter's eh f Gaiechili, by Bob Booty, 4 yrs ... 1
Mr. Burito's br 1,2 yrs ... .. ..
Mr. Caldwell's eh e Fir Edward Codriagton, 3 yrs
Mr. Bingham's b f Spite, 2 yrs ••• ••••
Subscription &akes of 10 Does. garb, h ft, for bunters. Gentlemen
riders. Peel Course. Eight Subscribers.
Mr. Caldwell's b c Queensberry, 4 yrs ...
Mr. Dason'sb c Brother to Altamont, 3 yrs ...

Mr. Caklwell's ch h Johnny Bushe, 5 Yrs.
Two others started, but were not placed.

.. 1 1
... 4 4
... 3 3

Handicap Subscription &akes of 10 stets. each, h ft. ConoSy's

Mile. Eight Subscribers.
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... 2
... .. 3
... 4
•• ... 0

Captain Brovroe's ch f Geirci4;ll, 4 yrs
Coking! Armstrong's bF c by Sir Roger Breslau, 3 yrs
Lord Oanmorris's b c Cour de Lion, 4 yrs
Mr. R. Burke 's b e Recorder, 4 yrs
Mr. Macdoinell's cb f Caprice, 5 yrs

PIGEON SHOOTING:

Mews. Row and Osbaideston Aux out somemveepstakes yester-
day, at the Red House luelosure, without either gaining any
material advantage.
THE P. C. STAKES.

The old Members of the P. C. have agreed that To Oliver
shall ►ave the Stakes, so long under the care of Bill Gibbons. He
may now, therefore, ►e considered as the Commander in Chief.
SCULLER'S MATCH FOR TRN POUNDS.
Yesterday the match for £lO, between Parish and Harris, the
watermen, to row from Southwark Bridge, through the venire arch
of Battersea Bridge, came off. The odds were three to two in
favour of Harris before starting ; but Parish, on taking• the lead for
a short distance, reduced the odds to nearly even. Between Black.
friars and Waterloo Bridtin, Harris exerted bis utmost strength,
and passed his (Ippon:vit.-and kept about three or four boats lcugens
a-bead of hitizAtit they arrived between Waterloo and Westminster
Bridges, when Parish's boat fouled against a boat w►ich was rowed
by two boys. Harris took advantage of this circumstance, and
gained two boats' length more in his favour. Parish used bis ut-
most strength and skill to come up with Harris; but the latter,
though hardly pressed, kept the lead, and passed through the centre
arch of Battersea Bridge about six boats length before Parish.—
There was a good sprinkling of spectators to witness the match;
and bets to some amount awaited the issue.