The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-11-19 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

MANCHESTER, FRIDAY EVENING.
DERBY. •
Connaught Ranger yesterday was laid against by one party.
in the first instance, to lose .el,ooo at 40 to 1, and afterwards,
in two or three bets with another party, to lose .elO,OOO more at
the same terms, but, from the magnitude of the latter sum, we
are unable to say whether it was bona fide betting or not ; 25 to
1 was also laid ag inst Old England, 1,000 to 30 against Young
Eclipse, and 500 to 13 agst Anti-Repealer. To-day, there was
not a single bet laid, with the exception of 500 to 3 agst Hermit.
The only offers were-5 to 1 agst John Day's lot, 20 to 1 against
Cobweb colt, 25 to 1 agst Old England (offered freely, takers at
five points more), 500 to 15 against Connaught Ranger, 40 to 1
agst Weatherbit, 40 to 1 agst Cabin Boy (take 50 to I), and 1000
to 20 agst Flahwolagh (take 1000 to 15.) 3) to 1 was wanted
about Newsmonger.

TATTERSALL'S, THURSDAY.

DERBY

The only bets laid in the afternoon were-200 to 10 against
Cobweb colt; 2000 to 70, 909 to 30, and 750 to 25 agst Idas ; 25
to 1 to about .elO9 agst Pam; 35 to 1, to a pony. agst Young
Eclipse ; 1000 to 25 agst Anti-Repealer ; 1000 to 20, four or five
times, agst Cabin Boy; 1000 to 2,) agst Black Prince; 1000 to 15
each agtt Flahowlagh, the Carlotta colt, and Seaman; and 1000
to 10 each agst the Christina colt, John Davis, and The. Hermit.
320 to 10 was laid agst Lady Wildair, for the Oaks.

THE CHASE. •
The CHESHIRE HOUNDS will meet on
Wednesday, Nov. 20, at Hank elow
Thursday, 21, at Cholmondeley
Saturday, 23, at Crewe Hall
Monday, 25, at Appleton
Wednesday, 27, at Mere, at eleven
Thursday, 2s, at Booth-lane Smithy
Saturday, 30, at
Each day at half-past ten o'clock.
The SHROPSHIRE HOUNDS will meet on
Friday, 22, at
Tunstall.
At a quarter past eleven.
The UNITED PACK will meet on
Friday, 22, at
Chatwall
At nine o'clock.
Sir W. W. WYNNE'S HOUNDS will meet on
Wednesday. 20, at Chirk Castle
Friday, 22, at Shocklach
Saturday, 23, at • Penley
Monday, 25, at Gresford
Wednesday, 27, at..
Friday, 29, at Pradoe
Saturday, 30, at H anmer
At half-past ten o'clock.

THE UNION COURSING CLUB.

Southport, November 14 and 15

THE SCART;BRICK CUP.—:fir. Parry's Beeswing beat Mr. Ed-
ward's Carmelite, and won.

THE UNION Cur : FOR PUPPIES.-Mr. Eden's Emilius beat
Mr. Garven's Gimb'et, and won.
THE FLEETWOOD CUP: FOR ALL AGED DOGS.—MT. Ridg-
way's Rhodanthe beat Mr. Standish's Si,' Thomas, and won.
THE CLARET STAKES.-Mr. Slater's Scot won the Oakes.
Sam Patch, belonging to the same gentleman, which won a
second tie, having been withdrawn.
THE CHAMPAGNE STAKES.-Mr. Unsworth's Unicula beat
Mr. Robinson's Rattlesnake, and won.

MATCHES.
Mr. Eden's Enchanter beat Mr. Machell's Molting.
Mr. Slater's Scrutator .. Mr. Parry's Honesty.
ALTCAR COURSING MEETING CONCLUDED.

DITCH IN STAKES.—Mr. Blundell's Blue Bonnet beat Mr.
Swan's Sentiment, and won.
HILL-lIOUSE STASES.—Mr. Standish's Streamer beat Mr.
Ridgway's Royalty, and won.
ALTCAR-lIALL STARES.—Mr. E. G."l-lornby's Howqua beat
Mr. Moore's Mabel Linwood, and won.
ACKMI'S HOLT STAKES.—MT. Swan's Samaria beat Mr.
Wyme's Willow, and won.

A steeple chase is spoken of as likely to come off, during next
mouth. in the neighbourhood of Eastham.
Sir William Stanley's fox hounds had a splendid run, of thirty-
five minutes, without a check, on Weunesday last. The meet
was at Bebington.

A match for .4'loo was run on the Liverpool racecourse, on
Sutarday week, between Deerslayer, ridden by Mr. Bretherton,
and Jack, ridden by Mr. Wilde, and won in a canter by the for-
mer. The distance was two miles.
The members of the South Lancashire Coursing Club will
hcld their next meeting on the 27th and 28th instant. Mr.
Nightingale is expected to judge. Southport will be the scene
of action. The Altcar Club meet again in February.
LYT►IANI CHAMPION COURSING MRETING.—This meeting will
take place, over the grounds of Thomas Clifton, Esq., on Wed-
nesday next and following days,
FOOT RACII.—On Tuesday last a match came oft', at Waterloo,
between James Padmore, of Liverpool, and William Lambert, of
Crosby, for .4'S a side : distance 120 yards. The odds were in
favour of the Liverpool man, though the Crosby man beat him
by many yards.

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