Star.
London, England, 1828-05-22 00:00:00

SPORTLNG, INTELLIGE.NCL

EPS6II( RACES--Secoarn DAT.
Match Extriordioary, or Horse. for Horse.
Mr. /aeon's la cby Friday ... ... ... — I
Mr. L Chatham's ch g Galileo, ist 61b ... ... ••• 2
Betting-6 to 4on the winner. The amount of the match rit
tieing set forth in the Calendar, we made inquiry 01,4 iound that,:
waa got up on the spur of the moment—hor.e for hot se; to theme
who knew particulars it created a lively interest from Its nnvelh
and after starting the interest became more general. At starting,,,
went Friday at the top of his speed, Galileo followed very close; ill
this way they went the greater part of the distance (a mile), ;qt.,
Fritlay turned out a complete jade, fell back, and was all but tlone
up; luckily, however, Galileo could not mend bir pace in time to
take the advantage of his falling off, and Friday won it by a neck.
Had they gone three or four strides more, Galileo roost inevitably
have won; and if another one hundred yards, in a canter.

The Surrey Stakes of 25 soya. eseb. Derby Course.
Captain Westenra's Conrad, 4 yrs, 7st 91b
Mr. Crosby's fir b Logic, aged, Bst 131 b• •
Colonel Yates's Fille de Joie, aged, Bst 10Ib
Foster's Forfeit, 2 yrs, Sat 51b
Mr. Charlton's Raymond, 4 yrs, 7st 61b
One paid 15 sovs. and seven the smaller forfeit of 5 Toes.
Betting-6 to 4 agst Logic, and 2to 1 asst de Joe. Th,i,
went off at a rattling pace, Fille de Joie in front, Conrad a tuna
second, and the others well in; they kept their places to the chain,.
when Logic, who had kept a good lout out, gut tutu ;;nod Tannin!,
Fille de Joie giving way at the same time; a shun !.harp struggle
followed between Conrad and Logic,.the latter at nt•e time look.
ing like a winner, but being ultimately defeated in high style by
three lengths.

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The Wood cot Stakes of 50 soya. each, h ft; for two yr oh!, ; ohs
Bst 61b; and fillies, Bst 31h. Lat.t half mile. Sil Subscriber,
General Grosvenor's ch f Shepherdess .
Mr. Charlton's bl c Eugene .• ... - 2
Master Walker's b c Dicky Dolus ... ... ••• 3
Mr. Maberly's br fby Nicolo ... .. . , 4
Betting-5 to I apt Shepherdess, 3to 1 pgst Dicky 11)1,,, ,n 4
6to 4 apt Eugene. Atter several Übe starts, the,/ wereo, to.
gether and went off nearly abreast, Eugene having a t, flog frutit;
for the greater part of the ground the race was heautitu', bt.; ti.
wards the end, the others givtog way, Shepherdess shot a head,/
Eugene, and won cleverly by two lengths.

The Gold Cup value 100 sows. with 90 suws in specie; three
olds, Gat 411) ; four, eat; five, a•c 1015 ; 9,t ; and aged, :•••,
41b. Mares, &c. allowed 31h. The wianer of a Mate or b'n-srF-
stakes in 1118, 31b; if two, 31b ; it more, et, ra.
Mr. Payne's Helenus, aged ...
Mr. Sadler's Jocko, 5 yrs
Sir G. Heathcote's br c Vulcan, 4 yts ...
lion. E. Petre'a ch fby Tramp, 3 yrs ...
Lord Mountcharles's b f Constance, 4 yri
Mr: Kenyon's b f by RIM) tie Puts, 3 yea
Mr. Char ton's eh g Constantine, 4 yrs

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General GrosvenoPs gr eby Skim, 2 yrs ... ... 0
Mr. blills's Lunacy, 4 yrs ••• ••• .. 0
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All the above started, but onjy two placed. Betting-2 to I agst
Helenus; and 3to 1 agst Lunacy. Some time v..as lost in getting
the horses together; they went away at a good pace, Lunacy taking
the lead, followed by Vulcan, Jock°, and Ilelentic the others
laying well up; so they went to the hill, being in most !snood
position ; at the mile post Lunacy began to give way, and her place
was immediately supplied by Jocko, who kept the lead and the
running to Tattenham corner ; here Helenas came up to 'him with
Vulcan at his heels, and these three made a mart ilteresting race
the remainder of the ground; lielempt, however. went •
when half way within the distance, and won by ball a'

good styled
After the races were over, the betting men as4sol
the Coffee-house in the town, and sonic business wad
following odds--

Dr arr.

36 to 1 agst The Colonel --
9 to 2 agst Cadland
6 to 1 agsi Zinganee
g to 1 apt Lambtonian
'l5 to 1 agst Southeote
Rough Robin is

16 to 1 agst Omen
20 to 1 apt Lancastrian
25 to 1 agst Alcaston
25 to I ato Merchant
25 to 1 apt Challenger
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7 to 2 apt Trampoline 15 to 1 apt Delta
• 4 to 1 agst Zoe 16 to 1 agst L'Estelle
S to 1 agst Ridicule 20 to 1 agst Turquoise
S to 1 agst Rosalia 30 to 1 agst Sarah
The following fillies are expected to start for the

Mr. %Tolony's Zoe, by Orville
Sir J. Shelley's !fossils, by WaPoo—Rossone
. Lord C. Cavendish's Ridicule filly
Lord Jersey's Trampoline
Lord Kennedy's Sarah, sister to Swiss
Lord Grosvenorts f by Blacklock—Delta
Duke of Grafton's Turquois
Mr. Rawlinsun's Ruby, by !tubes'
Mr. Besrdsworth's Lestelle, by Whalebone
Mr. Udny's Libette, f
Mr. Day's f byltubens—Ztaeka

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Mr. Forth's Olimpia, f
• Mr. Scaith's fby Whalebone--Varnish
Lord Verulam's Manille
Mr. Rambottom's f by Aladdin—Rantipole
`BETTING IN ST. JAMES'S, Twat.vt o'CLocx
An idiportant change has taken place in the Oaks--Zoe
coughs, and at 9 and 10 to 1 bad no friends; Luntoonin,
Min the same stable, fell back us 12 to 1. Rosalia improved s '
the rest as before.
ROWING MATCH FOR 100 SOVERE:
A Rowing Match took place yesterday from We
Hammersmith Bridge. It was a sculler wager bet
Gentlemen, named Consfield, Hood, and Lockhart, a
took place, about five o'clock, from off Lambeth Palace
kept close alongside each other for a considerable w:
Lockhart took the• lead, in consequence-of the other
This took place near Vauxhall, where Mr. Lockhart's
peared on the wane, and Mr. Hood rowed up alongside
passed him in goal style, and kept the lead during the r
the beat by about six or seven boats length, finalll
match. But it being considered that, as Mr. Hood
early part of the heat, that threw him out of the matcl
Upon this, the stakeholder declined giving up the me
consulted some of the Sages of the water. It was said
a€2ooo and 43000 was depending on the wager.
COCKING.
Yost Couture—The grand main of Cocks between
ham Graham and Mr. Wormald, for 20 guineas a bat
the odd, terminated on Thursday in favour of Mr. Worm:
by eight battles. Nearly all Sir B. Graham's cocks
and were beaten easily.
The great main between Norfolk and Surrey, fought
was decided as follows-a-

noarour. su'
N.
laloaday ;...
Tuesday 0
' Wednesday ... 2 2 3
One drawn harslet
Thursday 5 1 3

14 5
Feeders —Nash, juu. for Norfolk ; Gunner, for Sin
The Private. Much, fought on Friday, was won Iv
a-head.
The Norfolk cocks, which have had so high a character for the
last ten years, have fallen off. More than half the lo,,i•rs ran a 4),
one having actually ran away from a dead cock, and caused a do"
battle.

GREAT UNDERTAKING.
Cootes, the pedestrian, who has undertaken to walk ie.so Tnik"
in 1000 successive hours, at the Green Alan
to
Grousds,
road, bad un yesterday evening, at Ave o'clock, accomplished
wail
13..5
miles. His legs are dreadfully swelled, and. he is oblird
with two sticks, hot as only 35 miles remained to be accomplished
sanguine hopes are entertained by his friends that he will cutryles
his astonishing task.
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MA RRIED.
Tuesday, at Sr. Margaret's Westminster, the Bishop ofJansaics
to Mary Harriett, eldest daughter of the late Rev. Dr. f'ailos lit*
Master of Westminster School.
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1) (IL D.
The Rev. Richard Ritnmer, upwards of forty years WO
Priest of Sheffield. Mr. 'tinnier was tutor to his Grace 'Deihl
of Norton'.
In Charles-street, lierkeley.square, Edwin; youngest wt
W. P. tionyw(x,d, ALP.
April fi, vu 010 Kinston, on his pelage from COO°
Crauturd 'Fait, E.q.' lie Bengal Infantry, iu his =lst IF.Lr.

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