... EPSOMI RACES.-FIuDAY, MIAY 28. .. . . . , I . - .. 0 ?? -p P-, . - - The meeting terminated to-day, after four days very fair sport. | It must be admitted, however, that the unfavourable state of the weather bad a prejudical effect on the attendance, whieh was less numerous than might have been expected from the unusual number of races appointed for decision. In point of fashion, however, ...

... Settling ?? the Derby nanti Oaks-This imsportantfiinale to the Epsom races took place yesterday at Tattersall's; and although money came into the market slowly, the settlement is considered to have been tolerably harmless, The books were certainly less heavy than we have known them on former occasions, and this will account for their adjustment having been effected with so little excitement or ...

... ASCOT HEATH, JUNE .- . , -- ---A IM- An vast I.. 1 A1 JViu l ftAfnf, Oue UI . The attendance at our races this day was less numerous tban we harn seen on a first day; nor did we perceive many of the f Nobility who have usually been present when the in has S graced the Heath with his patronage; to the melancholy ilness I of his Majesty must be attributed to the shortness of the list of ...

... STO&XBRIDGE RACES, On Wednesday and Thusday, were mnore npmerously and g respectably attended thao for manypreceding years. Tbe horses o appeared particularl'lwell matched, and the sport afforded the t greatest pleasure sand Eeatisfnction.'s FIRST DAY.b A Sweepstakes of 50 Sovs. each, h. ft. for three year okl colts, P 8st. 71b. and fillies, 8St. 41b. One mile. 4 Duke of Richmond's Retigee, ...

... SECOND DAY-T5IURSDAY. This day's sport commenced at one o'clock, with the original Five Sovereign Stakes, with £50 added from the Racing Fulnd, for horses that never won £100 at any time before the day of nomination; two miles and a distance. Mr. Biggs's Tyke, 4 yra. old, (rode by J. Day, and won easy) I Mr. Bristow named b. f. Benefit, 4 yrs. ?? ?? ?? ?? 2 MAr. 3. Bayly named b. f. by ...

... I ± 1 2. ?? ?? ..A I-n s -J -4. ?? w>VJU-X z , Jw - - This morning every vehicle in the neighbourhood was in requisition, from the humble cart to the brilliant equipage of nobility, and the road leading to .the Course was crowded with pedestrians and equestrians, of every grade, fromr an early hour until after one o'clock, whep the assemblage on the hill presented a scene which, for animation ...

... .OXFORD RACES FLOST DAY! TESDAY. A. Sweepstakesof 25 sov., each 115 ft.With-6k6dded. Vne mile bir. 1. Sadler's ch. f, Design, s yrs ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? Xr. Crouch's Jemny VVrtpre, 3 r;. .I .. ?? ?? ?? Mr. Tomes's c. V'ort, 3 Yr, ..y. ?? . .. ?? ?? 3 The Oxfordshire Stakes of 25 -sovn. each, 15 ft. and only 5 if declared by the 20th of Julyi for three years old and upwards. Two miles. Lord ...

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... GOOD WOOD RACES.-TuESDAY, AUGUST 10. The St. Leger Stakes of 25 sovs. each, 15 ft. (5 subscribers), was won by Lord Egremont's brother to Grampus, beating the Duke of Richmond's ch. c. Dreamer.-4 to I on Ararnpus. The Cowdroy Sweepstakes of 25 sovs. each, was won by lMr. Gully's b. c. Donzelli, beating the Duke of Richmond's ch. c. Confederacy, and Mr. Gardnoer' ch. c. King William. The ...

... ISIONDAY, AUGUST 1G. etslMakc3 of 50 u0vs, each, for the produce of mares covered in 182G.- Mr (olt &'t. 8s'l u sad fillies Sst. 21b. Mlile ald a quarter. Lr lsehar~lslVottI 'aiBirmingleam ?? ?? ?? I I AIr. (itil5,j,'s ch c. by Tramp, out of Active . .. . .. 2 1 rd (rorvenior's c. 'hermometer, by Whiker ?? ?? ?? 3 c% Wrotteialy Stakes of 10sovs. cach, 20added, for three and four year old. H ...

... EGHAM RACES.-TufSDAY, AUGUST 31. This meeting commenced to-day, and under circumstances that cannot fail of answering the most sanguine expectations of its supporters. At one time these races were evidently on the decline; it is to the personal exertions of Mr. Boulding that they are now constituted of Newmarket horses and jockeys, instead of fourth-rate country nags and leather platers. The ...

... ,IVARWfCK RACE$-TuEsDAY, SEPT. 7. . - - -- I . ?? I .1 ?? -- ~ ?? The Guy Stakes of 50 sovs. each, h.- ft. for thtee years old colts) Bst. 71b.; and fillies, .sti 41b. One mile. .31 subscribers. Mr. ~ytton's b, c. Birmingham (Darling) ?? ?? ?? . Sir Mark] Wood's b, c. Coels I.. ?? ?? .. . ?? ..2 Sir T. Statiley's b. c. Laurie Todd Mr. Tomes's b. c. Port, Mr. We.;'s b. c. by Rubens, out of ...