462 HISTORY OF THE 



tinck's b. f. Crucifix (9lb. extra); J. Day 1 : Lord Albemarle's ch. 

 f. Iris 2. There was a false start when the course was ran through. 

 Iris coming in first and Crucifix second. Handicap sweepstakes of 

 15 sovs., won by Lord Exeter's b. h. Corban by Sultan, 5 years old ; 

 S. Manor : Gimcrack was brought on the ground to start and was the 

 favourite ; he met with an accident, and all bets about him were de- 

 clared off. 



Liverpool, Tuesday, July 16. — The Croxteth stakes, nine subscribers, 

 won by Mr. Ramsay's bl. h. the Doctor by Doctor Syntax, 5 years 

 old; Cartwright 1 : Fulwar Craven's b. f. Deception, 3 years old, 2. 

 Produce sweepstakes of 50 sovs., nine subscribers, won by Sir R. W. 

 Bulkeley's ch. c. Ginger Blue by Recovery ; Darling. The Mersey 

 stakes, won by Lord Stanley's br. c. De Clifford by Recovery out of 

 Baroness ; M. Jones. A Maiden plate of £70, won by Mr. Mc Do- 

 nough's gr. c. The Friar by Drone, 4 years old ; G. Galloway. 



Wednesday. — The Sefton stakes, seven subscribers, won by Mr. Al- 

 len's b. f. Antigua by Mulatto ; Marson. A Foal stakes of 100 sovs. 

 each, five subscribers, Mr. Mostyn's Papineau by Emancipation ; 

 walked over. The Tradesmen's cup, seventy subscribers, forty-seven 

 of whom paid only 5 sovs. each, won by Major Yarburgh's b. c. 

 Charles XII by Voltaire out of Laurel's dam, 3 years old ; Francis. 

 The Derby Handicai), eighteen subscribers, won by Lord Eglinton's 

 b. f. Bellona by Beagle, 4 years old ; Lye. The Ladies' purse, won 

 by Lord Eglinton's b. g. The Potentate by Langar, aged ; Lye. 



Thursday. — The Liverpool St. Leger, fourteen subscribers, won by 

 Mr. Bowes's b. c. Hetman Platoff by Brutandorf out of Don John's 

 dam ; H. Edwards. The Two Year Old stakes of 30 sovs. each, &c., 

 seven subscribers, won by Sir J. Stanley's ch. c. Rabbitcatcher by 

 Birdcatcher ; Templeman. The Hooton stakes, ten subscribers, won 

 by Mr. Ramsay's bl. h. The Doctor, 5 years old ; Cartwright. Her 

 Majesty's plate. Lord Eglinton's b. g. Tlie Potentate, aged ; walked 

 over. 



Friday, — The Knowsley Dinner stakes, ten subscribers, won by 

 Lord Stanley's b. c. Charlatan by Physician ; Lye. The Stand cup, 

 twenty-six subscribers, won by Mr. Denham's b. c. Compensation by 

 Emancipation, 4 years old ; Whitehouse. The Grosvenor stakes, 

 sixteen subscribers, won by Mr. W. Ramsay's b. c. Lauercost by Li- 

 verpool, 4 years old ; Cartwright. The Stanley stakes, three sub- 



