The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-09 00:00:00

HOOTON STEEPLE CHASE

This sport came off on Friday last, at Stourton. The
Royal Rock Ferry boats were filled to repletion during
the day, and the company on the ground was very nume-
rous. Mr. Lynn, of the Waterloo Hotel, acted most
ably as clerk and judge.

For the Hooton Stakes, seven horses started ; and the,
result was, that Mr. Abbott's Proceed, which took the
lead, came in first, and Mr. Lawley's The Roarer second,
after a well-contested race. The betting was 10 to 3 agst
The Roarer, 10 to 4 agst Ballyhar, 5 to 1 agst Railroad.
The second race was for the Stourton Stakes, for which
eight horses started. Mr. Lockwood's Barmaid took the
lead, and came in first ; Mr. Fowler's Beggarman, second.
The last race of the day was for a stake got up at the
eleventh hour, which was called the Hooton Hunt Stakes;
and, as often happens with races got up as it was, on the
spur of the moment, it afforded as much, or perhaps more
amusement than events of nominally greater importance.
It was won by Mr. Hind's Jupiter, Mr. Leonard's Coal-
black Rose running second.

WATERLOO COURSING MEETING
MARCH 2 AND 4.

THE WATERLOO CUP.
Mr. 'Woodburn's Will-o'-th'-Wisp beat Mr. J. Robin-
son's Canino, Mr. Eden's Eleus beat Mr. Ball's Handy,
Lord Sefton's Senate beat Mr. Jepson's Flicker, Mr..
Langshaw's Liddesdale beat Mr. Jebb's Tricksy, Mr.
Weld -Blundell's Bendigo beat Mr. Jefferson's Fop, Six
Mr.
Bell, drg:
s-awya' sn,lstitig lnualipadtrlg Snapdragon
eaLtorldir
J. Boswell's Tiny Salute beat Mr. Langtry's Lincoln,-
Mr. Webb's Flirt beat Mr. Slater's Original, Mr. A.
Graham's Conciliation beat Mr. Sampson's Clown, Mr.
E.
Nglianshtrs 'Fs
aßtiTayi,
Edlesten's Tiny Trip beat Mr. Bake's Ambition, Mr.
Craven's Clarina beat Mr. Bold Robinson's Blanche, Mr.
Gardner's Kate beat..Mr..P. Taylor's Hannah, Mr. Nash'is
Figaro beat Lord Eglinton's Auchinleck; Sir J. BOSWCU'R
Netherton beat Mr. Deakin's Dot, Hon. Colonel Wode-
mat Mr. Barnes's Lady.
-Eleus beat Will-o'-thi-Wisp, Senato
RlFlithand
rip beat
¢o beat Tiny Salute,

. FIRST TIES.-
beat Liddesdale

beat Snapdragon, Flirt heat Conciliation, Tiny
Clarion, Figaro beat Kate, Netherton beat Thistle.
SECOND TIES .—Senate beat Eleus, Bendigo beat Right-
hand, Flirt beat Tiny Trip, Figaro beat Netherton.
THIRD TiEs.—Senate beat
,B9idigo, Flirt beat Figaro,

NG COURSI

—Senate beak Flirt and won tne

THE ALTCAR STAKES

Mr. J. Robinson ns Canino,

Mr. Jakb ns Tricksy beat Mr. Jepson's Flicker, Mr. Jef:
ferson ns Fop beat Mr. Langtry's Lincoln, Lord EgLin-
ton's Bessy Bell beat Mr. Nash's Fatima,- Mr. Slater no
Original beat Mr. Suintson's . Clown, Mr. Bold Robin-
son' b- t-

s blanche beat Mr. bake's Ambition, Mr. P. Taylor
ns Hannah beat Lord Eglinton's Auchinleek (drawn),
Mr. Deakin's Dot heat Mr. Barnes's Lady.

FIRST TlES.—Tricksy beat Handy, eop beat Demo.
Bell, Blanche beat Original, Hannah beat Dot. •
SECOND T ES .—Tricksy beat Fop, Hannah beatßkinehe.
DECIDING Couns.—Tricksy beat Ilannah and won

THE WATERLOO PURSE

Mr. Nash's Fireaway heat Mr.lialßobinson's Ran=
ger, Mr. J. Robinson's Scotia beat the lion. Colonel
Wodebouse's Top. Mr. Jebb'a Lapwing beat LOA :`Sef-
ton's Sailor, Mr. Swan's SParks-ot- Fire beat Air.
Octavia',:Mr..!angtry:s Sir Walt-

beat •Mr. Deakin's
Tiusty, Edlesfon-e'i Epaulette beat Mr. Sampson's;
Pantaloon, fir.
,Eden's Harriet beat Mr: ,myth's Havoc,
Mr. A. Graham's Confessing Penitent beat . Mr: .114dg-
*av's Fair Lawn
Fias'r

Ties.—Scotia beat Fireaway, Lapwing beat.
Sparks-of-Fire, Epaulette beat Sir Walter, Harriet beat-
Colifessiur Penitent.

SECOND LES.—Lapwing beat Scotia, Harriet
.beat:

Epaulette,

I'.CIDING

4-wasE.--)larriet beat Lapwing and lea*

A PPOUTIONING OF THE STAKV.
Waterloo Cup.----Lord Sefton X3OO, MV. Webb £lOO.
Mr. Weld Blundell £3O, Mr. Nash 1:30, Mr. Eden £2O.
11r. Ridgwa.T £2O, Edleston £2O, Sir J. Boswell'9o. Mr. II M I

oodhurn £lO, ,r. angshaw £lO, Sir J.
Boswell £lO, Mr. Saran £lO, Mr. A. Graham £lO, Mr..
Craven £l9, Mr. Gardner £lO, Hon. Cola Wodchouss,
£lO, Mr. Jepson ( beaten by the winner in the till;
course) £lO, to be given to the beaten dogs in the first
course (the Altcar stakes) £l7O.

I.lfizr Stakci.—Mr. Jebb .£lOO, Mr. P. Taylor .00.
Mr. Jefferson £lO, Mr. Bold Robinson £lO, Mr. Balt XI
£5, Mr. :slater £2, Mr. Deakin .£5-.
Jurse.—Mr.. Eden £lOO, Mr. 'Jebb £42, Mr.
Mr. Edleston £5, Mr. Nash 4,"2,
Swan '172. Mr. Landry £2, Mr. A. Graham £2.

Lord

said, 11

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to be twenty yartl3witte and a mile and eighteen yards ix
wourably of,•tuld will.
ground