Star.
London, England, 1827-08-18 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

GOODWOOD RACES, Ames' 16.
Sweepstakes of 45 so's. each, 15 ft. for three year old fillles.—
T.Y.C.
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Captain F. Berkeley's bl. f. IlluskiTt. . . . 1
Mt. A. Berkeley's 1. Staylace, Bst. . . . 2
Mr. Williams's f. Alda by Roascesvalles, Tit. 10Ib. 3
The betting on this race was very flat, at 5 to 9, and 3 to 1 eel
Busk. At starting Staylace took the hoot at tolerably good speed.
followed by Busk and the other, and so it was run till nearly the
top of the hill, when Busk came up, soon got in frost, and made a
short job of it, by letting loose, and winning the sweepstakes in a
very neat and comfortable manner, by four good lengths, and which'
four might have been multiplied by two very easily.
The Ladies Plate of So soya. added to a Sweepstakes of 5 goys.
each.—One-mile heats.—Three yr olds, 7st. 71b. four, act. 51b.
five, 9st. six, and aged, 9st. 41b Mares, Ste, allowed 31b.
Lord Mountcharles's b. c. Royal Oak, 4 yrs . . 1 1
Mr. A. Berkeley's Dr. h. Logic, aged . . 3 2
Mr. Caulfield's b. 1. Whimper, 3 ps . . 2 dr
Captain Berkeley's Busk, 3 yrs - . dr
First heat—Betting, 6 to 4 apt Royal Oak, and S to 2 agst
Whimper; Logic net noticed.
At the word " Off," Royal Oak went away at steady running,
the other two behind close together; thus placed, they ran too near
the top of the hill coming home, when Whimper took leave of
Logic and challenged Royal Oak; they made a short and rather
sharp race fora little distance, but it ended decidedly in favour of the
horse by two lengths. After this beat the filly was drawn. Logic,
we were glad to observe, played off none of his usual pranks—no
kicking or plunging; be seemed to have kept himself in reserve for
a long day.
Second Meat—T to 4on Royal Oak a Logic this time took the
lead, and kept it at a tip-top pate to the corner before getting into
the straight ground ; Royal Oak then came up, beat him off -hand,
sad won very easy by two or three lengths.
The Cocked Hat Stakes of 10 soya. each, list. each, to be rode be 1
Gentlemen, Members of the Gskidtwood Racing Club. T.Y.C.
Gentlemen riding in cocked bats aUowed 71b. Gentlemen not
riding from the weighing stand in their cocked hats, to pay one
soy. to the second horse.
Mr. Bigg's Sunshine . . . . . 1
Captain A. Berkeley's Logic . . . . 2
Mr. T. Jones's ro. g. Barbary . . • . 3
Very little betting on this race. Sunshine the favourite. It was
admirably contested, and won only by half a length. Mr. Deltne
Radcliffe rode the winner, Captain Berkeley, R.N. Barbary, and
Captain Augustus Berkeley, Logic.
The Scrub Cup, or money, at the option of the winner, t 5 un.
each, a ft. with 26 soya. added; to be rode by Members of a
Racing or Fox-hunting Chrb (three yr olds, lOst. Slb. four, 1 1 st.
31b. five 1 lst. 10Ib. six, and aged, 12 t. Mares, &e. allowed 31b.
One mile heats. 'The winner to be sold by auction directly after
the race, all that is bid over 120 soya. clear of the auction ex-
penses and the duty, to go to the race fund.
Captain Berkeley's ch. in. Edith, 4 yrs . . 1 1
Mr. Tyrwhitt Jones's eh. m. Partial, 5 yrs . . 2dr
/dr. Berkeley's Logic . . . . dr
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High odds on the winner. This wu a good close run race, and
won cleverly by Editb, wbo was jockeyed by Capt. Berkeley, R.N.
Mr. Delme Radcliffe rode Partial.