 These include "Bell's Life in London" (forerunner to the Sporting Life), "The Sporting Times" and "The Sportsman" (not to be confused with the short-lived 2006 newspaper of the same name).In 1840, "Bell's Life" is reported to compete with the "Sunday Times" as the two weekly turf newspapers.There were also four monthly magazines at that time - the "Old Sporting Magazine" (founded 1792), the "New Sporting Magazine" (founded 1824), the "Sporting Review" (founded 1837) and the "Sportsman" (stated to have originated in 1829, so not the same as the "Sportsman" above which was founded in 1865).