Star.
London, England, 1826-08-07 00:00:00

This race was well contested, and won with great vertion.
The Langton Stakes of 5 soya. each, 15 subscribers.
Mr. Davies Suns Line, 6 yrs old .
Mr. Portmates filly, by Carlton
Six started—a gond race.
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The County Members' Plate of 501.
Ntr. Farquharson's Presentiment
Ld. Palmerston's Conquest .
Mr. Portman's Whim

Black-and-all-Black was drawn.

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A Silver Cup given by the Stewards, added to a subscription of
two soy. for bones not thorougb.bred, the property of yeomen
or tradesmen resident in the County of Don't.
Mr. Stent's Rally, aged
Mr. Houghtun's b. g. Blemish, aged
Mr. Thurman's Morgiana
KENDAL RACES, Accurr 1.

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Mr. Kent's b. c. by Constable won the Stakes of Sti soy. each.
It was an admirable race.
The Alniden Plate was won by Sir P. blusgrave's Ardrossan.
The match for 50 soy. was wen by Mr. brotherton's br. m.
SECOND DA lr-A UGUST 2.

The weather this morning was by no means promising; but
about neon the sun began to show itself; and by two o'clock (the
time aproloted for starting the horses). the fells on which the
races are held were covered with all the wealth and beauty of the
neighbourhood.
The Cold Cup was brought up to the grand Stand, displayed
upon a pole, preceded by a band of music, playing Winne s cele-
brated overture to Der Frei:y.llldt. The cup, value 100 guineas, Is
of elegant workmanaldp, richly chased, and surmounted by the re-
presentation of a finely•modelled horse. Until yesterday the odds
were upon Lord Lowtber's Isabella; but it having got wind that
it was not intended to start her, the knowing ones were at fault.
Mr. Whittaker 's ch. m. by Coma, 4 yrs. old . 1
Mr. King's b. g. by Catton .
Mr. Read's hr. c. br Ithadamanthus bolted.
A Sweepstakes of 10 soy. each, for horses, &c. not thorough-bred.

Two miles and a distance.

Mr. Hudson's b. f. Miracle
Mr. Jupp's b. m. Sister to Tawpr . .
A Pilaw of Kt —Heats, two miles and a distance.
Mr, Simpson's b. b. Young Corrector .
Mr. Hudson's br. au...lsabella •
alr. Johnson's Proserpina •
Mr. Field's b. m. by Walton .
This race was also won In s canter.

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In going the last round in the second heat, two men, apparently
'intoxicated, foolishly ran upon the course, andbotwithstanding the
exertions of the course keepers could not be got off before the horses
I came up. The second horse knocked one of the men down, and
Mr. Field's b. in. trod upon his breast ; and it was owing to this ac-
cident she was distanced, The man, we understand, is seriously
hurt. Some dispute arose after the last race: the Jockey who
rode Isabella complained that the winner had acted unfairly in
passing the distance .post, by holding up his *hip, and shouting—
" I have thee taut." The dispute, however, after a Considerable
deal of cavilling, was considered of no caosequence.

BECC LES RACE/.
This meeting, as anal, took place on Tuesday and Wednesday
I last, but owing to the commencement of the harvest, and a great
many families being from the town and neighbourhood at the dil-
-1 ferent svaterine places, the company was not so numerous as in
former years. The weather both days proved delightfully line, and
the company, though small, was fashionable and elegant. The sport
the first day was but moderate ; but the second amply compensated,
.tee the beau throughout were well contested ; two or three upsets
leek place, but no ambient et any considerable importance occurred
to mar the great pleasure and satisfaction which universally pee-
valet The Stewards' Ordinary at the King's Head was more
fay attended, and the subscription for next year's races much
larger than for a number of ears. The ball was much better at.
tended than was earetod• The following is an account of the sport :

rosy DAT, •UGUST 1.
The Gentlemen.' Purse of sin for all ages. Heats,
Mr. Petties br. tn. Rigmarole,' yrs old . • 3 1 1
Colonel Wilson's bay It. Augur, 5 yrs old . . 2 dr
Mr. Goodisea's c. g. Mance, 4 yts old . . 1 2 di

tlonere.Stakes, of Eve son. each, with 10 son. added.
Mr. Pedgrifes bay b. Young Tristraii, S yrs old • 1 1
Mr. Bedwelrs bay m. Ann, 6 yrs old • 2 2
'meow' DAY.
The Town Plate of £5O for all ages. Heats.
Mr. O'Connor's bay h. Dumps, 6 yrs old . . 1 1
Mr. Goodison's e. g. Pleance. 4 yrs old . • 2 cir
Colonel Wilson's e. e. by Abjer, 3 yts old • . 4 2
Mr. Pedgrifes hay g. Cocktail, 6 yrs old . • 3 e
In the first heat Abjer bolted, in the second Dumps was thrown
down by a man crossing the course. in consequence of which Mr.
Pedgrift kid claim to the plate, which was refused, and the matter
referred to the Jockey Club, when Cocktail walked twice over the
ground, and the colt once.
Yeomanry Stakes of two sous. each, 10 added.-h-Heats, one mile
and a quarter, 911. 101 b. each.
Mr. tedweirs b. tn. Ann . . . 1 2 1
Mr. Davy's C. tn. . . . • 3 1 1
Mr. Hindes's b. m. Black Beauty . . 2dr
De Stewards appointed for neat year are Perry Wilson, Ent'
ME Joseph Cotten. Esq.
• ROCHESTER AND CHATHAM RACES, Anoint 3.
The Clifton Stakes of sgs. each.
Mr. Day names b. g. Wildboy
Mr. Hoar names b. g. Jerry .
Mr. Barnett names Duchecs ,
Sir A. Chri4tie names Ypsilanti
Mr. Nicholson names Ploughboy .

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The City of Rochester Plate of SO?.
Mr. Gulley's Truth. 3 yrs
Mr. Rablock's h. f. Necklace, 3 yrs . .
Colonel Harris's Linguist, 4 yrs . .
Mr. Week's ch. m. Mary Anne, aged . .
Al ATCII ON ASCOT HEATH COURSE.
A grand match for 100 soy, each was run for over the old mile
of Ascot Course on Friday, between three first-rate bunters, of
equal weight, (11st.) Gentlemen riders.
The first heat was one by Julian, by half a neat, after a sever&
run. Suhan ',Cond.

The second heat was severe between the three. Truth won it by
a length, and was hacked at 6to 4. Julian second.
In the third heat, Julian cut out the work, and forced the run.
ning. Sultan was beat early, and the other two kept together until
within ten yards of the stand, when Truth won't.