Star.
London, England, 1827-07-11 00:00:00

SORTING INTELLIGENCE.
NEW 31 A REEM.Y MEETING.
MONDAY More.
It his seldom been our good fortnne to witness finer running
oft was produced by the stake this afternoon ; every race called
for orgullift.l admiration, the July Stakes in particular, all the
'porting m.n agreeing in opinion that a better two-year-old race
Ira. never run. A few additional particulars may not be *mac.
opubie: The betting was thus-3 to 1 apt Juryman •4to 1
sTt Naughton Lass ; 4 to 1 apt Folly • 7 to 1 agst Rowena ;
logo tog apt Zeal ; and 1000 to $ agst Elinor. The winner was
parcely thought of in the odds, although lord Lowther (who, we
'seed here st ae, is proprietor of all them horses which run in the
piam of ,tlr. Rogers) declared, before starting, that he should win
oth bet if pos4ble. As is customary, there were several false
tans before the ynunkets could be got off, but when they did sue-
olio getting a fair start, the whole fourteen went away in the
keit style imaginable. Scribe, Juryman, Naughton Lass, and
}fitly were the four leading horses throughout the race, for not one
ig the ether ten could succeed in getting to their heads ; neither
prate Der Juryman were ever beaded, the filly caching in first by
ineoelp. Only Lowther% two placed; but it may not be
ON to add, that liatighttin Lass and Folly were third and fourth ;
Attest in a tuck behind. The value of the stakes to Lord Low-
h one thousand and thirty pounds. The winning of the first,
sirial race, by Lord Lowther 's Nonsuit, made many anticipate
'air goal fortune fur his brother Juryman, and this, perhaps,
had some influence in making him first favourite.
gioer,—The winner by Brown, Juryman by Wheatley, Naugh-
ton Less by R. Boyce, Folly by F. Boyce, Zeal by John Day,
p.m by Buckle, Elinor by Cloodison, Octaviana by a lad,
Lord Atoon's by & Barnard, Rantlpole by Robinson, Mignio-
vim by knoll, Pea Blossom by a lad, Mr. Gully's by Conolly,
std the Marquis of TaMstock's by G. Edwards.
The match for ,6200 between Recruit and Paul Jones, was ex-
alt/stir disputed. Recruit went off at a rattler, with Paul Jones
doer at him, the latter making every effort to head hie antagonist,
bat ierfUctuany ; the Recruit had been drilled too well, and con-
'sod to be home first by about half a neck: The betting was d
tolon bins. He is matched torus' again on Wednesday, against
yr. Greville's Pilot, giving a stone for his year ; they run the I).M.
The Jockey Club-rooms were very well attended in the eveninz,
not of the Members, now at Nernnarket, being present. A few
*had been at private parties, joined the Club arms dinner.
lsrwstaastar, MIDDAY EVININN.
Sate our last a greet deal of betting has taken placeon the Derby
mg flu Leger, and the odds this morning were thus—.

Dinar.
150 to 1 apt Zealot
_ I

1124 sgat Hampden
Os I apt The Colonel
OA I[ll.-12 to 1 apt Trampoline.
Sr. Liana.
25 to I apt Lord Claren-
don's
50 to 1 apt Lumley 's
30 to 1 apt Sancho
1000 to 95 apt Tom Jones
1000 to 25 apt Coalition
1000 to 20 apt Translation

to I apt Mameluke
9 to 1 agar Granby
10; to 1 agar Nonplus
13 to I apt Reviewer
is to 1 apt Malek
IS to 1 apt Lunaria
11 to 1 apt Matilda
10 to 1 apt Pedlar
A rebuke occurred in yesterday's account in putting Captain
Roster's filly down as having started; the error arose from the
hose not having been struck out in the lists as paid; the boy had
weighed, and it was generally thenisht bad started, which was not
tbe ease. This reduces the value of the stakes £2O.
The day's races came off as under—
Sweepstakes of 100 soya. each, for colts, Sat. ?lb. and Allies, Sst.9lb.