The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-10-14 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING, 1873.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 13.
Lord 0. 11. Cavendish's f by Pioneer. heat Duke of Grafton's
Pedrillo, Sat. 41b. each. T. Y. C. 100.
6 to 4 on Pioneer—Won by half a length.
First Yesr.—One Third of a subscription of 23 soya. each, for
3yr old colts, Sat 91b. and fillies, Sm. 61b. A. F. Bona fide
the property of Subscribers.
Duke of Grafton's Zinc .. .. .. I
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Lord Egremont's Spermaceti .. .. .. .. 2
Lorst Exeter's Zealot • • .. 5
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6t03 on Z.nc-3 to 1 aorta Spermiceti-3 to I an,st Lord
Lowther's ch c Nicolo.-2 paid.
The Judge placed hut 3.
Mr. Udny's Tarandus, beat Lord Veruldm's c. by Or: ille, Sst.
41h. each, T. Y. C. HYJ, h. ft.
7 to 4 or Tarandus—Won by half a length.
Mr. Grevillr's Aaron. 4 yrs old, heat Lord Exeter's c Zealot,
by Partisan, 3 yrs old, Sit. 81b. each, A. F. 100, b. ft.
6 to 9 on Aaron—Won by a neck.
Post Sweepstakes of Si) sous. each. h. ft. for 3yr olds. ist.
121 h., and 4 yr olds. Sst. 131 h. ; fillies allowed 31b. D. I.
Duke of Grating's Pastille, 45 rs old .. .. 1
Sir R. K. Dick's Ajax, 4 y .. rs o.d .. .. 2
Mr. Goddard Wiseacre, 3 yrs (dd .. .. 3
Lord Sti adbroke's Musts, 35 rs old .. .. .. 4
Mr. Wortley names Duke of Portland's hl c. 3
.5 rs oil .. a
6to 4 agat Pastille—ll to ft ago Ajax—W -n by a length.
Sweepstakes of 400 gs each, h. It. D. I. s-. 7.b. each.
Mr. Udny's c Emilius.. ..
Duke of Grafton's Cinder .
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4tol on Emilius—Won by ten lengths-3 paid.

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NORTHALLERTON MEETING, THURSDAY, OCT. 9.
A Sweepstakes of 20.1 s each, p.p. for two ri old colts and
fillies ; colts to carry fist. filb.; 'fillies, Set. 211). A mile and
a quarter—(4 subscribers.)
Mr Jaques's b f Ringlet .. ., .. I
Mr. Ferguson's ch c North Briton .. .. .. 2
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Mr. Sykes's b f .. .. .. .. 3
6 to 4 and 2 to I on Ringlet. —Won easy.
A Hunter's Stake of sgs each, for horses, &c. not thorough
bred, that never won before the day of naming, to be rode
by Gentlemen ; 3 yr olds to carry 10s. 71b. •, four, I I st. 21h.;
five, I Ist. 111 b. ; six and aged, I2st. 21b. Two Uliie3.—(ls
subscribers.)
Mr. linplinson's br f .. ..
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Lord Tyrconneti's br f .. ..
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Mr. Witham's b m ....
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The following also started hut were not placed :—Mr. Ar-
mitvge's b m Miss Tapping ; Mr. Lambert's eh fby Peeside•it ;
Mr. Wasse's b f Miss Whizgig ; Al r. C. 11. Rowe's b h Clan•t;
Mr. J. W. Smith's br g by Clinker : Mr. Claridge's b m Strati-
ton Lass ; Mr. Jollilre's hr t Bess Horner.
Even betting Colina agst the field, and in running 2 to I on
her. Won easy.
A Maiden Plate of 531. for three year old colts and fillies ;
colts to carry Sst. 71h. ; fillies, S.t. Sib. Two mile heats.
Mr. Ferguson's ch c Balance .. .. .. .. I I
Mr. T. Peirse's eh e
Mr. Wyvill's hr f .. •• •• •• •• • 3 3
Mr. Kirby's br c Honest John .. .. .. .. 2 4
Before starting, even betting Honest John
.agst the field—
after the first heat, 2,3, and .5 to I On Balance.—Won easy.

FRIDAY.
The Broomfield Stakes of 7gs each, tur horses. &e. sot theroset bac..l.
Tbrreles—(lo Subscribers.)
Mr. 0. Healer's br Ii T..to Paine
Mr. Baker's 6 m Jetwv Rorer -
3lr. Gootihratut's Creejdog Jaue
Mr. Clat Oise's!) g lit •an
Mr. R. W. C. Pierseli b mStrantort Lass

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A tiold Cup. ValllC loss.' by a subscription of 10r. each.
Mr. Johnson's bl c Antler, 4 rs old - .
Ld Tyrenunell's hr g Condoms, 4 yrs old - •
Mr. Wltbazo's gr tby Walton, 4 yrs old - -
The l;cstletnen s Plato of SOL for all ages.
Mr. Fergtmon's eh e North Star. 3 yrs old - -
Mr. Wardromes eh ni Eliza Leeds,l6 yrs old -
Mr. Howard's eh e Heogist,3 yrs old - -
SATURDAY.
ThePlembers' Plate of SOL for horses of all ages.
Sir W. Milner's bl e Angler. 4 yrs old -
Mr. Ferguson's oh e North Star 3 yrs old -
Mr. Maedonabis eh m Eliza Leeds, 6 yrs:old -
Mr. T. Piet se's eh e by Walton, 3 yrs old

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ArrEwros PARK RACES,llSarcasav, TART DAY.
Ladies l'hate for If, carrying 11 stone. Two milt beats.
Mr. Farquharson's Unelz ruby . 4 I 2 1
Mr. Youd's Marksman . 1 3 3 4
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Captain Hamilton's Venture . . 3 4 I 2
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Mr. lionervooda Emma 2 2 4 dr
. . Mr. Scarfs Fortuna . . 55 Jr
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Major Andrews's Pilot . . gdr
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Hefter raring has rarely been witnessed.
;Swelistakes of 15 each, with 20 added.
Mr. Howard's Hrusli . Mr. Hansard. Wunder . . .
Fuur started, but two only were placed.

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KELSO MEETING, WaIrICIDAT, Ocr. S.
Nova tor 230 sovereign. Peril, h. ft.: Tem miles.
Lord Kelburne. gr L Jock the Laird's Rrother,S, 9st 41b .
Sir A. Doris eh m 1i0n4u15...5 yrs 614, let IMb .

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3 to 1 on Jock.L-A tool race.
The Cold Cup, value 154 s..ws being& subscription of 10 POTS and a halt rub,
for all bres.—Three miles (110 subscribers.)
Sir D. Monerieffe's b e Negotiator, 4 yrs old, Sot
Sir A. Don's b e Zerb:no, by X YZ. 3 yro old, 74 31b
Mr. Pringle 's ches c Hydra. 3 en old. 7.1 . .
A One rase, and won with dinieulty.
Fifty Pounds, for Care vrolds.7st Mb, and four. fist 41I) —3l ares and Iv:tidings
allowed 31b,—Yeats, two wiles.
Mr. lindsnn's b g Sir Henry, 4 yns old . 2 1 1
L,nl Kelburoe sin t Sister to May day, 3 yes . I 2 Jr
Mr. T. Daosei's bt by tielim, 4 P's . 3 Jr
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Sir (Purr the favourite; after the first heat, 3 to I on Sister to May Ity;
second heat won easy.

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