Sporting Intelligence.
The Times, 1824-09-23T00:00:00

froduce Stakes of lOOgs each, h. ft. for two-yr-old colts, 8st. 21b. filles, 8st.. Red House In., was won by Mr. Lambton's ch. f. by Election, ouL ot LcoprIdine. Sxcepstakes of lOs eacl, with 25gs added bv the Corporation ir all ages. SE. Leger (ourse. (S x subscribers.) M'on bv Lord Fitzwilliaru's br. c. i"d-ward, by (nomius, 3 yrs old. The renewel D)oncastcr Stakes of lOgs each, with *20gs added by thc Corporation, tot all ages, two miles, (23 subscribers), teas won by Lord Scarborough's b. in. Fair Charlotte, by Catton, a Yrs old. Th. Co pora:ion Plate of 501. for horses, &c.; 3-vr-olds, 6se. 71b.- four. 7't. ii. ho; five, 8st. 31b.; six and aged, Bit. IQib. Mlares al- low-r l3b. Twn-mile heats. Won by Ar. Haworth'zs gr. f. Minna, Lb Roovlston, 4 yrs 01(1. sECOND DAY CONCLUDED. The sports of the dav were woind up by a match for 200 sovs. 10 sos. each. Last inile. Mr. Russell's r. g. L-porcilo, by Don Juan . l l,-rd Mluncaster's g. mn. lIucilla, by Cottingham 2 A good race. In addition to Jerry and Canteen, the following horses started fer the Sr. ieecz, but were not placed MIr. F'ergusson's chI. c. Equity, by Oct^vian. Lord Scarborougit's ch. c. Young Catton. Mr. Watts's b. c. Brutenclorf, by Blacklock. M r. Wigfull's bl. c. Enchanter, by Smolensko. LTord Kilburn's b. c. by Filho da Puta. Mr. T. 0. Por:lett's ch. f. by Blacklgock. Sir J. Byng's b. f. Inau by Stmoleneko. 111r. Houldsworta's Elcpl'ant,bv Filhoda Puta. b. c. the AMiller o, Mansfield. Mr. I'anton's bl. c. Streathatm, bv Blacklock Alr. Claridge's b. c. Cadiz, by Esor. MIr. Batson's b. Serab. byPhantom. Alr. U'dry's b. c.Parandus, by Sorcerer. Mllr. (. Day's ch. c. iHelenus, oy Soothsayer. fir. Armstrong's b. c. Alfredi, by Filho da Putb. f lr. Gasco-gne's bl. f. by WValton, out of Trtilla. lr. I\ly tton's br. c. Osteestry, by Filhio da Puta. !,srd t,ordonderry's b. c. by Ebor. iMr. Ferusson's b. c. MNountaincer, by Octavian. Lord lilton's br. f. Hannah, by Smzolensko. . r. Lunuley's br. c. e3orvathenes. The follwinmg was the betting at starting :-4 to I seain.t Streat- ham, 6i to I against Btutendorf; 9) to IagainstJerry,; 12 to I against Alhsaidora; 10 to 1 against Hleleata 12 to I against Lumleys ; 14 to a gainist Canteen. All the horses went offvery close togetlter. Streathatn. soon after starting, took thle lead, follo,eed by Tarantlus, and made very severe r,.nning. being at one timne at least two lengths a-head of the other horses. After passing the Red-house, Bruttendorfchallenged Streat. ham, but was soon defeated, and the latter kept his place until he had pa,sed the distanice post, when Cantees and the iMiller came up, followed by Jerry. At the standl, the Mi iller hau the lead, which he cotld not keep; tor .Jerry, whert let loose, won easv by a lengtb. Thc Aliler was third (tiough not placed), antI Streatham and Bru- tendorfwvereo,ourth and fifth. Run itthdree minutes and twenty-nine seconds. The course was crowtle( beyond all former precedent, and the mest intense anxiety existed amongst all ciasses; and the variojs rtt- moucs, flying about as to horses wlio were expected to start. matle the sporting tnen very eautious in their betting. I he variations in betting pret iously to the race exceeded all fortiter precedent. SPORTiA'N I VTEL r.xClE. DONCASTER RACES.-.Ti.n T'h )