The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-05-07 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY.

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The DEE STAND CUP, in specie, by subscription of IG
sovs each, with 50 sous added by the Dee Stand Pro-
prie tors. Three-year-olds 6st •' four, 8,4 21b; gvel
Bst 12th ; six, 9st 21b ; and aged 9st 41b. Once Nano
and a distance. (7 subs.)
Mr. Meik!aon's br c Best of Three, 3 yrs .. (Abdale)
Lord Westminster's hr f Phvrne, 4 yrs .. (Templem4a),.:
6t04 on Best of Three. Phyrne took the Irad ;at w;
distance Abdale challenged, soon defeated Phyrne, aa"
won, hard held, by two lengths.

The TRADESMAN PLATE of 200 sOvs in specie, added
a Handicap Sweepstakes of 25 sous etch, 15 soya ft'
Two wiles and a quarter. Second horse to save bii
stake. (94 subs.)
at lb

4 0 Duke of Richmond's beliceFeßreHeedda.D,mtet7rn....(.(HK..ei.stc,hertnineel
787 838 MM Mr.rr. IVlPSl'ouesmPti;menne'rss:'scnhb'semeGhAeneral Pollock (Cartw(rNighttti .S'
8 6 Mr. Wrather's b c Nutwith
8 5 Colonel Craddock's b h Pagan . (Templeman) 0
711 Mr. Coll-tt's b h Cattonite ..
7 10 Lord Eglington's br h Jamie Forest...(J. Howlett) 0°
7 0 Lord G. Rentinck's b e Br 'milk .... (S. Rogers) A
7 5 Mr. Worthington's hr c Hoot to (Owes)
7 5 Mr. W. Dawson's br c Merry Andrew.. (Bliontiy) v
7 4 Mr. W. W. Wynn's ch c (Mann)
7 4 Mr. Igoe's eh g The Broken Down.... (Dodgson) v
7 3 Mr. F. A Milbank's b g Arnagill
7 2 Mr. Graydon's br h Roseius....... (J. Williams)
7 1 Mr. Toke's br m Ermengardis ..... (G. Francis) v
7 0 Mr. Gough's b g Greenfinch....
(Denman)
6 13 Sir W. Stanley's ch g Vakeel ....
7 12 Mr. Bri•ztow's b c Pharoah .
(Crouchea
6 8 Lord Westminster's b g Martyr
6 8 Mr. Speed's gr c Everton
(Darling,
o jtinn ti
6 4 Mr. Oven's b c Xanthos.
5 10 Lord Millt,,wo's b I Birdeen (Maiden) „v
5 10 Mr. R. J. Mostyn's ch f Miss Miler; (W. Arthur) v
5 0 Mr. H. Steboing's br f Celeste (Langstaff) 0
4 6 Lord G. Bentinck's Best Bower .... (Abdale„) o
A most beau iful start took place at the first go. iv:
1) •er taking the lead, Fverton second and Bramble thin",
At the Coolie-pole, first time round, Red Deer increased
oithe pa-e, and led by several lengths, which he maintained
to the end, and won with the greatest ease by ten length'
being most admirably ridden by little Kitchener. TO
old mare ran very game with all her weight. Roseins'
Arnamill, and Rowland brough up the rear. Celeste or'
tied 21h over. Everton 31b, Broken Dawn 31b. and Mks
Miggs 81b. Celeste threw her jock opposite the Judge_,
chair, first time round, but he was not hurt. Lord Genrs;
Bentinck brought the horses together in two lines. fruit
and rear, and after the, race complimented the jockiefi ;„r,
the h'ghest terms. Value of the stakes, deducting tv"
money to second, &c., £1,420.
BETTING BEFORE STARTING.-31 to 1 agst Red fir'
5 to to 1 agst Bramble, 8 to 1 agst Pagan, 10 to 1 vtc.".,
Nutwith, 15 to 1 Rest Freedom, 15 to 1 agat Cann
21 to 1 agst Jamie Forest, 25 to 1 agst Xanthus, 2r
agst Everton, 25 to 1 agst Pollock, 30 to 1 ag.t Aw,
thorn, and long odds agat any other.
.
SIXTY GUINEAS (clear) the gift of the members •- rm the7lbi
City Three-year-old colts, 6st 101 h; fillies, 6st
four, colts, Bst 61o; fillies, Bst 31b. Heats, once round
arida distance.
1
Mr. Meildim's br c Truebov, 4 yrs .. „(Templerrian) 1 2
Mr. J. King's ch c D .lamere,4 yrs ..... (Marlow)
Mr. Jones's ch f Mystery, 4 vrs

THURSDAY.
Her MAJESTY'S PLATE of 100 Guineas. Three-year-olds
7-t 21b : four, 9st 2111; five, 10st ; bis and aged, lOst 51b.
Thrio, ron.d.
SIVIr. irßA.li,lc.laßmu;skeotreye,sTrbuembobyy, 4Bvarys . i..
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yrs 1
(Darling, sen) 2

Two others started. Won by a‘ head.

The DER STAKES of 50 soya each. h ft, with 200 500
added by 'he Proprietors of the Grand Stand. Derby
weight. Grosvenor course. The owner of the second
horse to receive P5O snits. (31 sobs.)
Mr. Williatnson's b c The Cure, by Physician—Mor-
sel
Lord Stanley's b c by Touchstone—Verbena (Nati) ;
Five others started.
MARQUIS of WESTMINSER'S PLATE, value 100 toys in
specie, added to a Handicap Sweepstakes of 20 so"
each, h ft. One mile and a quarter. (16 subs.)
Mr. Plummer's b m Alice Hawshorne, 6 yrs (Temple:
man)
(Lye) 2

Mr. Meiklam's ch c Philip, 4 yrs .
Six others started.
The SELLING STAKES of 5 sous each, with 30 sous a--
tided
from the Racing Fund; heats, the Grosvenor Course'
The winner to be sold for 100 sous, if demanded within
a unarter of an hour after the race.
Mr. Dawson's Da'esman, 3 yrs
Mr. Smith's b h Morpeth, 6 yrs (Fowler) )02 01
Mr. Cook's ch h Bedalian, aged .... (W. Jones) 1 0 2
Mr. Tate's ch m Sunflower, 6 yt s (Tate) 0 2 3"
Dalesman the favourite, who took the lead, and or
neared to he winning easy, when Jones. on Bedalian,
up and defeated the crack cleverly. Dalesman carrrie
4!b over. Second heat won in a canter.—Third beat
cleverly.—Fourth easy.

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