Ascot-Heath Races.
Ynis tiajesny ama retiae arrivet soon aiter one o'clock. and the Duke of York reached the royal stanid aboat the same time. The races commenced about the usual timc: the first was for the W'okingham stakes of 5 sovereigns each (handicap) for 3 yrs. old andupwards; thelast three-quarters ofthe new nile.. H.wR. U. the Duke of York's Ol on, 3 yrs. 6tL Bib. 1 I1. R H. the Dtukeot York named Philip, aged, 7st. 21b. 2 M1r. U'hiteside's br. to Antonio, 5 yrs. 8st. 1i0b. . 3 Three only were placed. Ilandiap Svweepstakes of 10 tovereigns each, Ii. ft. withi 501. added from die Race Fund, for horses of all ages, to run once round, and the distance. Alr. WVest's Sharper, 5 yrs. ost. 41b. . . . . 1 Alr. Messer's br. c- by Phauitom, out of Lady Jane . 2 Two oialy were placed.Sharper won easily.-Odds 5 to 2 against Sharper. A Plate of 501. for all ages; 3 yrs old, 7st. 41b.; 4, 8st. 91b.; 5, 9.it. 31b.; 6 and aged, 9st. 71b.; mares allowed 31b: * the winner of one plate.or sweepstakes this year (handicaps excepted) to carrv 'lb. extra * the best of three one mile heats; the Old Mile* the winner to be sold for 250gs., if demantled within a quarterof an hour after the race, the owner of the second horse being first en- titled, &c. Mr. lVhiteside's Eien. 4 yrs . . g . 2 1 1 Mlr. Itlesser's b. f. Aonimia, by Mluley, 3 yrs . 1 2 2 Mr.Jones's b. m. Alatima, out ofRenembrancer, 4 yrs.. . 3dr. Lord D)arlington's c. by Whisker out of Castrel- la, 4 yrs .dr. The odds were current at 20 to I agrainst Eden before the lastheat; and 101. to a segar was artuallyoffered at the betting statnd. The King left thc conrse after the first heat of the race for the plate of 501. ASCOT-HFEATHRAC.ES. ,LAST DAY.-FRIDAY, JUfNE 18.