The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-07-24 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL RACES.—FRIDAY, JULY 20.
The weather was again favourable, but the course but
slightly attended compared with Wednesday. The arrange-
melts, &c. on the ground appear to have been approved of ;
we except the great nuisance of gaming tables of high and
low degree. Several gentlemen suffered from the proffusiou
of pickpockets, &c.
The Stanley Stakes, of 20 soya each, h ft, with 30 added, for
two and three year olds. T.Y.C.
Mr. F. R. Price's br g Captain Pops, 3 yrs ...M. JoneS 1
Lord Derby names br c Wee Willie, 3 yrs
Mr. Buckley's ch f by Muley. 2 yrs
5t04 on Captain Pops. Won easy.
The Knowsley Dinner Stakes, of 100 sovs each, h ft, for
three year old 'colts. Once round.
Lord Derby's ch c Ole Bull, by Taurus Lye -1
Sir T. Stanley's br c Piccaroon, by Voltaire
Lord Wilton's f by Tramp, out of Bamfylde's dam
Three paid. 6t04 on Ole Bull. Won in a canter.
The Stand Cup, value 100.sovs, added to a Handicap Stakes
of 15 soya each, 10 ft. Once round and a distance.
Lord Derby's ro c Parolles, 4 yrs, 7st 2lb 1
Mr. G. Ogden's bl c The Black Prince, 3 yrs, 6st I.olb
Lord Stanley's b c Argante, 4 yrs, 7st lOib
Lord Eglington's bl h Black Diamond, 5 yrs, 9st 51b 4
Five paid. Lord Derby declared to win with Parolles.—
Even on Parolles, 5 to 2 agst Black Diamond, 7 to 2 agst
The Prince. A crack race—won by a neck.
The Selling Stakes closed the meeting a little after six
o'clockiand was won easy by Mr. Davrion's Pyramid, beating
a field of four. The Main was won by the Lancashire gen-
tlemen; Hines, feeder.

Mr Robinson, of Carnaby, has refused 1500 guineas for
Melbourne, by Humphrey Clinker.
The Earl of Eglington has purchased St. Martin, 3 years
old, Opera, 3 years old, and bay colt by Liverpool, out of
Comedy, 2 years old, of R. Jacques, Esq., of Easby, in Rich-
mond, Yorkshire.
HOLYwELL HUNT.—By a recent resolution passed by the
members of this club, the stakes will in future be open to all
'parties, whether members of the club or not; a measure
which cannot fail to tend considerably to the improvement
of the meeting. There are already thirteen subscribers to
the Mostyn Handicap.
MELBOURNE AND ST. BENNLTT.—We are authorised to
state, that the owner of Melbourne is ready to run St. Ben-
nett a match over York, at the ensuing August meeting, at
equal weights, two miles, for any sum he may choose to name.
NEWTON MOOR RacEs.—We understand that the spirited
and .wealthy inhabitants of Newton Moor, Hyde, and Dukin-
field, are about to establish horse races, to come off about the
latter end of August in every year, in lieu of the festivities
usual at this season. A very handsome sum has already been
subscribed towards the race fund, and we doubt not, in con-
sequence of the support offered by several sporting gentle-
man, this meeting will not be excelled by any other, on a
similar scale, in the kingdom.
AINTREE RACE COURSE.—It may not be generally known
in the sporting world, that the magnificent stand, capacious
inn, (the Sefton Arms,) the cock-pit, bowling-green, exten-
sive stabling, the course, and the lease of the property, was
the spirited enterprise of W. Lynn, Esq., of the Waterloo
Hotel, and one or two friends, at a cost of near £30,000, the
remuneration for which was reaped by the letting of the
booths, stand receipts, &c. &c. However, in consequence of
that gentleman's continued indisposition, it is now proposed
to tiausfer the property to a public company; and it is con-
fidently anticipated that, by placing the whole the hands
of the public, it will add increased attractions to the meeting.
which no single individual exertions could be expected to
realize.