The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-05-05 00:00:00

VALE OF WYLVE RACES.

These annual none came og on Friday on Codford
Dolan. The weather was delightfully dos, and con-
sequently an harness* blubber. Ot itabSe Womble:l
to witness the sports. The course is MB steellent one,
lying upon the slope of • bill, and from the stand
1113 entire view CUP be obtained of the race hom the
start to the ñilbh. There wat a long line of
carriages drawn up by the gife of ihe ropr, which
were occupied by a great number of lauiei An
impromptu betting ring was formed of hurdles, and
, the betting at times was somewhat spirited- The
Stewanis for this year were Thomas Raxworthy,
, E.g., and Thomas Flower, Esq. H. J. Sadth.
gay., officiated as judge, and Mr. Pocock presided at
the scales. The tields were large, pad the various
plates were spiritedly contested. The sp-irt in point
of quality was a:catut, thanks to the ezertions
of .1. F. g., the /Mammy secretary.
Of swami there were ths Meal anapaests at Mel,
but the hest of oniei was unnerved by a strong body
of the Wilts County -Canitabulary under the
command of Soperintendent Abbott. At nro o'clock
seven hones srarted for

Ton Ammar BrAgm, of Cl each. with ES added. For
horses that bare never won. 124 each : thorough-
bred horse. 141 be. eatna The second horse to save
his stekri. About a mile arid • half.
Mr...), Bowling's hr. m. " 6 Jeers (Mr.
Drselset) . „ . 1
Mr. .Csetleman's tat, "esrMbineer,b aged (Mr.
Friend) ,
gr. Briden's 8.6. "Nimrod," aged (Wr. . 3
Diptain W.J. lj.grshbe's g. "The Grilling,"
fighd 11111 t, N, Wettlroit,b) . . . . 4
Mr. .1. Parry's L. "Atalanta," 5 years (Mr.
Mamie) • . . . . . . . 0 ,
Mr. R. L. Hu.;'. km. "Kilkenny, (Mr. Muster) . 8
Mr. A. Edward's hr. g., •• Tipple Cider," aged (Mr.
Tanner)
. . . .
I The betting was much in favour of Tipple Cider,
Nimrod, Carrebineer, and odds were laid on those
horses. The ether animals were lint little backed,
and speculation au small. ato I being generally
the price. The horses got off to a good start, and
ttaltutta Mit otik lit reusing at a smart pace.
ams ng the stand, . Parry's mare led the van,
waited upon closely by Nimrod and Carrabinser,
Itrevabella being fourth, Kilkenny, larat and some dis-
tance in the rear. Atalanta maintained her
lead until rounding the turn when Nimrod and
Carrabineer joined her. The second and third
place were severally oocuphd by The Grayling, Min-
rod and Carrabineer. Nearing the dip, Rosabella
was let out, and an opening presenting itself, she
ran through her horses and challenged the
leaders. Breasting the hill, Atalanta fell back
beaten, the running being taken up by Carrabineer
and Nimrod ; Itimaisna, however, ennin an with a
rush, and at the distance post she was on equal
terms with her oppqnenta A slashing race home now
ensued between - Rogabells and Cartgliineer, the
former getting the best of it in the last stride, thin
sinning the stakes by a neck. A length separated
the mould from the third. Tipple Cider was
ineolately last.
TEM VoLowriutis' PLO.' of Eli Weight for age: 3
years, 94.4 yea 11.104.1 6 yeefej 164. ; Øyenr.
and aged, list. Thorough-bred horses Ills.. setts II
winner preVionn to siartans—onew, ; twice,
cites. About one nide and a-half.
Mr. Ingraga's g.g. "Raphael", aged (Capt. Davis) 1
Mr. A. King's bk. g., "Star of the South," 3
years (Mr. King) . . . . . 2
Mr. .7. Parry's " Alllante," 6 year, (Mr. Meteor) 3
Mr. C. Marsh's " Brick," 6 years (11,. Parry) 0

—• • - - ,
Mr. Tarrant had enlisted ban Swindon Leo, but he
did Dot send her to the rink Tbe batting leas 2to
lon RaphaeL There was some delay °tensioned in
conseipienee of the oirtitit of the Ataltsitit daalining
to run. The card Meted that four borate should
start for this race, or the plate *Mild not be given.
After some time had been cut to waste, the to& homes
started, Star of the South leading, with Raphael
second, A talautatbird,and Brick fourth. The relative
positions of the borer* were in no way changed until
munding the turn, when Raphael cresped up to the
Star of the South, and they tin its company up to
the dip. Mr. King found that the Star was hiding,
and he at the distance post applied the hot premiere.
This, however, was of no avail, for Raphael came
away, and won in a common canter by a couple of
lent.ba Three lengths rep irated the second from
the third.

Tun Urros Kragon, of £2 each, with CS added. list.
each ; thoroughbred hones ilba estra. A winner
previous to starting, otme, fibs. ;twice, bibs. estra.
The mooed horse to save his stake. About • mile
Mr. Fd a hill.
inien's " Try," (late Venerator.) 4 years (Mr.
N. Wentworth) . . . . . . 1
Mr. H. J. Smith's ch. "Avongrove," 4 yearg,
(Captain Bevis) . . . .
Mr. `Jamey'. bk.b. " Hafer," 4 years (Ir. Har
roway) . 3
. . . . . .
Mr. Ceetlenian's "EMMA." 5 years (Mr. Friend(. 4
Mr. Seden'e h.h. " Nimrod," aged, (Mr. Ellison) . 5
Mr. Notley's bg. "St. Clarence," 6 years (Kr. T.
Seaworthy, jun.) . . . . . . 0
Betting, 6 to 4 on Avongrove ; 2 to I against Try;
4 to I against St. Clarence and It efflr ; and 6 to
against either of the others. St. Clarence was left at
the poet. A vongrove made the running pest the
winning poet, waited upon closely by Try and
Kaffir. Houuding the turn Capt. Davis was unable
to keep Avongrove in the course, and he bolted.
Try then carried on the running, followed by Nimrod
and Kaffir, Emma was never diu.gerons, keeping the
rear.guard throughout Try headed the others by •
hundred lengths, and although Avongrovs came
with • rush, he never could overtake the former,
who won by 20 lengths. Kaffir was several lengths
in the rear of Avongrove, and Emma fourth, Nimrod
fifth.

A BWIENTAIRS of El eaah, with ES added, the second
horse to save his stake. About • mile and • half,
over five lights of hurdles.
Mr. J. Washbourn'a be.m. • • Barmaid" (declared 1
•

lb. overweifht) (Kr. Ellison) . . . 1
C. Marsh's ' Brick," 6 years (Mr. Par!). . 2
Castleman's "Catrabineer," tired (Mr. Friend) . 3
Notley's b.,. "Spare Rib," (Mr Harm. ay) . 4
A. Edward's "Tipple Cider." (declared 10Ib.
overweight) (Mr. Teener) . . . . 0
T. Bowling's " &wakens.," 6 years (declared
3 lb.) (Mr. I Breaker) . . . . 0
J. Hart's " Hotepar," 'fed (Owner) . . 0
lain W. J. H. Grubhe's 'The Grayling," aged
(declared 41b.) (Itr. H. Wentworth) . . 0
_

Captain

The betting was fl to 4 against Raabeßai ato 1 against
Carrabineer and Barmaid and 2 to I against Brick
This was • splendid race, the horses with the excep-
tion of Tipple Cider kept close together, and took
the hurdles in front of the stand beautifully, Brick
leading. Rounding the course the horse changed
repeatedly, but on nearing the last flight of
planesrd
uers the contest was left to Barmaid, Brick,
Carrbineer and Spare Rib. Barmaid took
the fifth Hight of hurdles very cleverly.
Brink following. The latter challenged Mr.
Washbourn's inure from the balf•distance, but waa
never able to par her, and Barmaid, who was full
of runnier, won by a length. Two lengths
separated Brick from Carrabineer, who deprived Spare
Rib of third honours by a neck. The rider of
Roashella entered • protest against the race, in con.
eequence of the other horses having been started
previiins to his arrival at the poet. The stewards
I took the matter into consideration, and after some
I explanation Mr. Bracher withdrew his protest.
Tue WARMINSTER PLATS, added to a Sweepstakes of
About a mile and a quarter, over five
flights of hurdles
Mr. Csstleman's b.m. "Emma," 5 jean (Mr.
Friend) . . • • . . . . 1
Mr. C. Marsh's a.m. "Brick," 6 years (Me. Parry) 2
Mr. J. Parry's h.m. "Atalanta," 5 years (Mr. W.
Harrows;) . . • • . . . . 3
Mr. Hnsiwy's km. "Annie Laurie," seed (Mr. H.
A. Cundell) ..... . . 0
Captain Grubbea's The Greyling and Mr. Cole's
Miss Coventry, although entered on the card, were
withdrawn. Annie Liurie cut out the reaping,
followed by Emma and Brick. The hurdles were
beautifully taken by all. Annie Laurie, after
taking the third night of bonitos went
outside the pasta and subsequently kolted. Sbe
ran down the hill. and by some means dislodged her
rider. Mr. Caudell, we believe, was not much hurt,
although be received a very severe shaking. After
Annie Laurie hard vacated the premiership, Brick
took up the running. Breasting the bill, however,
they were all on equal terms, but Emma after
bounding over the remaining flights cantered in the
winner by two lengtha, a length separating the
second from the dent. A protest was entered
against Emma to the effect that she was more than
five years old. We believe this has been die
proved,snd therefore Mr. Castleman will receive the
stakes.
There wee a Consolation Stakes of £1 each, with
£8 added, for beaten horses, but this did not
The company then left the ground.

SOUTH WILTS CLUB.
Marense Yon 1863.
This club. which has lately been re-organised, will
play the following matches during the •eslion, and
others will be duly announced.
May 7 and B.—Al Marlborough, B.W.C. v. Marl-
borough College.
May 28.—At Salisbury, B,W.C. a. 13berborne Gram-
mar School.
Juno 1 and I—At Bath, B.W.C. sib. Anomalies.
For the following asatehee the dayeare not yet fled :
Al Salisbury, S.W.C. v. Western Circuit.
At Southampton. S.W.C. e. South Hants Club.
At Salisbury, 8. We... South Must. Club (return.)
At SelisburY. &W.C. Marlboros& College (return)
At Winchester, 8.W.C., v. Winchester Gerrie n
(return.)
At Sherbets*, B.W.C. Sherborne Grammer School
(return.)

Many enquiries here been owls respecting the ingre-
dients and method of preperieg the celebratA custards,
puddings, and blenemengee which livered an prominently
in the dinners Ferved up in Mr. Morridi'a department
of the late Exhibition. The process of preparation is
simple. if Um right isserri.l. are mleeted. These deli-
cious Interim can only bs mode to perfection from
Duryea's MAIZENA, to which the Jurors of Claw 3
awarded lb* only prise medal in its Class, with the
superlative recommeadatiou "Exceedingly expellent for
feed Which Loewe no room to doubt whieli is elm
hest Corn Mout. Far WWI& nPa &Wren lit. nentu-
ebb, end is highly recommended by the first physician.,
as the beat lightest, most palatable, and most di=br
food- It may be obtained of every
bat care should be takes that ao other Coin oat;
stitateL—Puss.