Sporting Intelligence.
i ne tUourse was agatn vsilted by the Ouke Ot Ularente, UoUnfass ,of H arcourt, Countess Powlett,&-c. Her Roval Highiess the PriAn- cess Augumsta accompanied her Roval Brother. As on Tuesday, the excel]ent manner in v.tich the course was kept prevented accidents. and the endeavcours of the light-fingered gentry were paralyzed by the activity of The Ordinary Stakes of.S 3 s. each, with 10 aJded from ihe fund threyrs,r, 7,t.; four.yrs, 8.t. 41b., fivC-vr, 'st. 131b.; his-3S, ft.t. 3fb. aci sged, - tis I lb. IlJ ares and geldings allowed 31b. A .vinner in i724 to carrv a2 lor tlhe Egbatn strke. The winner to be sold for t1t soaVS 'Heats, one miile. M1r. S'aiiih'fs b. f. bv W'halebone, out of' Vig'.ete. 3 Yrs PId I I .\r. Pearce's Friday. 3 vrsold 2i. i71r. WVetherall's Fiuid'by Wofitl, 3 vrs old 3 3 Mr. Alfred's Peggy, .; yrs old . . . Mr. Page's Silkwonri, by C-astrel. :1 yrs old . , . dr both heats were admirably contested. Vignette was the favourite at starting. and any odds en her after the first heat. The Migna Charta Stakes of 1 sOiSs each, witih 30 .covs. added from itie ftnd. ftr thTee anid fniIT-yeat olds&..3 yrs. 71st. 1b; 4 yrs, tast, JOlb. rieat", IWu miles. AIr. Scaith's Blunder, I *rs old.1 1 .Mr. Alfred's b. l. Sister to Sir Hildebrnt,d, 3 Yrs old . . 2 dIr It. (lockburn'K gr. f. Agnesl. 3 vrs old. . . . dr The first ieat ev-ery izich of the ground was keenly disputed. and both horses cants in so close that the judge pronounced it a de-ad heat. 'The second heat afroreed somr good sport, butt Bluasder,Tode bv D.ickery, by very great exertions won by two lengths, and walk- eti over for 'le hirhW heat. For tbe next year mt Egharii, nilc subscribe sha,ve already tiainer. SPORTING 1INTELLIGENCE. _ EOHAMI RACES-SECoiqD DAY-WNVDNE8DAY.