The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-09-03 00:00:00

District 'Retail.
WIYIIOI7TH SAM

Brewairm : Marquis ed Hastings. ffir I'. W. Jobasksir
p H. Edwards, NM!. 31.
Bert., R. Brooke. Tot., i'KagigyFe, Esq., a Tama
Sterllngdius.
the four latter want •
k the
starter ; Mr. T. ift'lhal• J.*" and °kr
awns ; Kr. Jobs Etaintoo, secretary.
Thi
t and inereay saossesifel meeting s plown
an Wednesday, und.r the most fevourable
O row efforts of the committee were mostMO*
IMOSPIDOD- •
seas] ObOliwiall • lcd Programmli,
neellent. attendant, in UN "seinen,
tlwri w"
the grand stand was better than usual,
sped cm
es is former years, tbe first day did not bring oat=
.bare, whit" of the moral petits there weea paucity
rshe ateeadamen Mira Life rsmarice that a seem
mower's. was reads at two o'cilook with the Trial
Flandimp, for which afield of Ave went to the post.
Lady Ross was made fsvourite at seems, and Needle
ose, a grimmer at Plymouth, also band friends, the
pair adding first sad sesemd. Tbe Two Tear Old
Aweepstekee produced nine rumens, and tbe *sated of
the DOW ambers was Obed,inalen ; eddsii2irownerwere
Isid on Philosopher, the vanquisher of flaw, Veda,
and Consampa, at forightoo, but be Ilt01•11 very abort in
his preliminery, and bdag early in trouble visiory was
enured by the plating Hue mod Cry,
.bi
wbeilwill
be ponerahnosl, run • doable dead been at r 7
with Lady Barbara. Jobs and William Day's re-
messemiativse were slam beaked for the Manor Cep.
we...lw by Sir Frederick Johnston., mid, as was Queen
fast year, the work of set, supplied by Mean. Emanuel,
of London anti Porternoieth, renamed to ita decor.
Camellia emulating Vizen's performance. Two-thirds of
the ball-doses contesting the Portland Plato bolted soon
after inertia", and enabled the'regaisle Harpenden. who
was tried a smart horse in the spring, to none his
maiden win ; bat the Danbury divides souneined •
reverse in the Selling rltol Age's de Mandeldt never
having • abeam with lb. Memos. For Me if eloombe
Handicap Histotian wee all time rag.; as Jw.vlouM,
however, be rea badly on this tonne, and
who apparently enjoyed the novelty of winning, ounce
vein, sad landed his sewed stoke in a ranter. The
majority of the maunittee dined at the sumptuous
ordinary served up in a:salad style at the Ceder
Hotel, sad the oninee avid wines being of the
best • most enjoyable evening wee spent. On
Thursday the Seamy Handinp_ranamed bed and
WM a MO piste tarn op for to. nootmaken, Booquetiere
"stood* against the field, failing SO (Main a situation.
and the friendless Kiss Cunene led the inns in band
all the way. Caleulations "gm ca.% apan by abe a",
Luly Roes sustained at the bands of geerny hi the
Visitor's Plate, sad the taint were 'completely at (nit
In the Nanny Plate, which rem • snood noosed,*
victory for Mr. H. floater with "'mimeos, who wee
ens away to the Littleton trainer at Brighten by Mr.
flodgenan. Our Mary Ann was plaited at the bead of
the poll at 2 to 1, and the winner's stable companion,
and The Duffer, !anther with Englishman, were also
supported, and sa Venomous was cot mentioned, the
fielders .kinned Use lamb. Another startling surprise
followed in the Comity Maker. se Nelly—owsring
Causelli. upon 21b you. terms than in the Manor Cup
wee held In little creels ; bat she illustrated Me
glorious unsertalety," by cleverly turning the Midas,
although etie completely overpowered Praire* bete
starlit& and ones pitched him over the rails. The
"rood thins" of the day, Cbeddington, easily brought
off tile pot in the Belling Ens, and changed bands to
Mr. Hope for 91 es, agate de Kanefeld6 and The Masson
being efterwarde put up and knocked down to Mr.
Bastards and Mr. Whitby, for 381 p. and 21p.
respectively. Lanra's moldie:filiipi round, the nom
favourite, Flying Spanker, • picked up the Hamedi-
cap Slakes, 'Mild the Queen's Flit., which wound up
the sport, was only an exercise o•Diot for John Davis,
the opposing Rees bong early Milled.

Viervroorn HASDIOAP 01 5 mom each, with 25 added,
for all apt. One mils. 12 subs.
Mr. J. Peersey's Lady Rosa, Get. 81b. (Pranglel 1
Mr. E. %Awards's Needle Gun, ht. slb. (G. Popp 2
Mr. 1. Bell's Reborn% /et. Blb. (3. Clark 3
Monk of Avon and Ardberg also ran. Needle Gen
slightly led, waited upon by Monk of Avon, with
Rebeem third, sad the others In a cluster. Al the
turning Monk of Avon some op to Noodle Gan and
they ran neck and Deck for come distance. On aiming
into the straight Monk of Arun was botany, and Lady
Rose and Needle Gan bad • the roce for drag plasm,
terminating in favour of Lady Ross by haltialeagth.
Rebecen a bad third. Bolting: Eves apt. Lady Roos,
3 to I apt. Noodle Gun, 4 to 1 apt. Rebecca.
BWIETIrtA[III of 5 sows, each, with 50 added, for two.
year-olds ; half • mile. 14 subs,
Mr. llops's Rue and hey, Bet. 41b. ..• (0. 3111 1
Ur. Brook's Lueetta, est. 711 a. ... (Murray 2
Mr. .7. Day's Chaddinstoes, 71b. (Ousnon
Mr. Day's br. a by St. Albans, out of Vallation, Mr‘
win's Ilaglisbmea, Mr. Goober's Venomous., Mr. T.
Steven'', Prem.:amis. Mr. Wooloott's Philompber. and
Mr. Wyttellits's Otratarion also roe. Betting: sto I
apt. Hue an 4 Cry, 3to 1 ant. Ctieddiootoo, and 6 to 4
on Philosopher. Rue sad Cary made all tine running,
and woe by a neck. Philosopher was beaten by a hsad
for fourth plass.

THE Igvion Cue, promoted by Sir F. Jobeskne, Bart.,
mlue 50 nom. mided to • handicap sweepstakes of
5 sem. each. nue mile. 22 sub..
1
Sir F. 3thoatooe's Csmellia, list. 41b.... (Heater 1
Mr. .1. Powney's Nei'''. 94. Sib. .. ... (Cannon 2
If r. Bilwyn's Needle Gun, lOst, lib. ... (H. dopp 3
Hr. Day's Seavniger, Mr. Hope's Loading Suit, end
Mr. Landon's oh. I. Makt of the Mill aloo ran. Stettin.
Even out. Nally, 6 to 5 wit. Camellia, lied In to I
emit. any ether. Seaver pr led, followed by Leading
But and Welly,
.sad after one-third of the course bad
been got over, Holly sod Camellia crept up and mad*
Food monist. The Sold had now tailed off, and
Needle Gen came into the front mak. In the run
hums • smart race took plum, Camellia winning
cleverly by • length.

Ti. PORTLAND PLAIN (baNtlieSp) of 25 Goys. for all
ages; about three quarters of • mile. 16 Writs.
Day's Harpenden, gst. 21b.... ... (Cannon) 1
111 r. linasoy's John Cooks, list. 61b. ... (Clement) 2
The other &Wien were Kr. C. J. Radelyffe's Avon.
water Hr. Alfred's Little Charlie, Kr. Hope's Leann
I
seit. Ir. T. Steven'. Laura. end Kr. Edni" B°llllMh'
witn; *seawater did not orrloo 4th. poet • time. At
the lierdles all bolted save H•rpenden and John Cooks,
between whom a good ram ettmed. Horomaou winning
by two lengths. Betting :5 to 4on Harpenden. 3to 1
against Leading Suit, 5 to 1 against Loam and Boglieb•
in tn.
A SELLIING PLon 0125 soya for two-year-olds, winner
to be sold, shoat three quarters of a mils. Five
entries.
Mr. J. C. Wyodhom'a Tbo Mame (C4O), 6.4 21b.
(Prangle) 1
Mr. Swindell's eh. f. by Leamington out of Imogene
(C3O), 5,1. 91k ... . • . (Gatebense) 2
Mr. C. J. Radolyffe's Avonmsre (C.1o), Sot. 121 b.

" --(B&;;;;) 3
Mr. Thomas's Agnes de Mandeldt elan ran. Mr. Golds.
h..rough's .180 l •a, ridden by Mr. Ball could not be
brought to the starting post. The Masson led, and
maintained Its position almost throughout the race.
Agnes de Mansfedt ran wooed, but gars place to
A youniore, and jest before coming to the straight
Mr. Swindell's clamant ally crept up, and a good
race took place, the Masson finishing first by two
lengths, and mu sold by Mr. Potbiesrs for 47
guineas to Mr. V. R. Villiers. Batting : Brea against
Agnas,ll to 4 on The Mamma.

Tin %awaits. HANDICAP of 10 sows. *sok. for two
Taar olds; about three quarters of a mils.
Dty's Harpenden. 60. 161 b. (Praises) 1
Mr. Truumar's Changeable, 6st. 211 s. elsrig) 2 Mr. 11. o.t.re. Seamy, fa. lib. ... (Haswell) 3
Three other. ram. Huritrodsw 0,1 d• al thw
repels& and woo by two lapels. A neck between
second sod third.

THOILIDAT.
The Rankin HAIrDICAP, iereepetAkee ot 5 mom «oh,
with 25 added; I/Janice extra. Half a mile. Mk.
tees sobs.
Mr. Genie's Miss Casnerine, by atta...h.,.N.1.g. g
yrs.. 54. 7lb '•• ••• ••• (Eltoo) 1
Mr. Sendors's Radio Heanty, 6 Ire., 70,, Irk
(Holland) 2
Mr. H. Goatee. Monate% 3 rat 041. losnied
6.1. cb)
... IT. &dim) 3
Rir K Johnstone's Ilietorian, Mr. Alfred's Little
Charlie, Mr. ftwiclyffe's Aronwaler, Mr. Hope. Rue
arid Cry 111 r. Edwyn's Etiquette, and Mr. Hops's
Itouquetiore, also ran. Betting—Ewen on Bonctoe.iere,
4 to I tust• Historian, 5 to 1 apt. Rustle Brauty, 3 to 1
asst. Etiquette, 8 to 1 apt any oilt.r. Woe by two
lengths ; game b.t wain wood and third.
The rrerroirs' Pun (Reedicop) of 10 sem, added to a
Sweepotakes of 5 son. seen, 1 ft.' winners extra.
Thrse quarters of a wiGs. Fifteen webs.
Mr. H. Ouster's fkonoy, by Trumpeter—FehT. 3
Yr...7d. 10th
..• (Sersoy) 1
Mr. Hope'. Leadiug Suit, Ilyn, 74.10115. (liblidowet) 3
Polinti'S Lady Rats, 3 yrs., 801. Mb (in. fib.
extra) ... •• .•• ••• ••• (Cannon) 3
&Agog : 7 to 400 [Ads Roos, 5 to 2 ult. doorsoy.
Won by two length.; bad third.
NOtalllT PLATO (Handicap) of 50 SOVI., for two-yr.
Oda ; winners extra. About throe-quarters of a
Eghtmin subs.
H. Ff. (looter's Venomous, by Lifeboat—Le
Tsrands, 7st. 4lb . •
_••• (Scowl 1
Hr. Nova's Englishman. 7st. 10th ... (G. floop 2
Mr. J. Day's Cook of the Walk, ast. lib (Cannon 3
Mr- 71, Pee Bouquetiere, Mr. .7. B. Day's I. Vedette—Rom Marquis of Hastier's Natant Mr. H.
Goater'i Duffer, Bir F. Johnston.. Chia, and Mr. A.
Dar'• Our Mar; Aso., oho ran. Botsing 10..1 ypt,
Oar Nary Anne, 4 to 1 apt. Duffer,s to 1 art, Cock of
ob. Wit'll• Won easily by a length; we botwooo satood and third ; Oar Mary Anne fourth ; Hope 4117
firth. The riche of Chia was thrown, but not much
hurt.
Ti. Oocrwyr Brum HANDICAP of 5 eon, sash, 1 ft,
with 25 added; winuets extra. Ono ugh and a clis-
tones. Sixteen suba
Hr. Pommy'. NOY by Windhound—Miss &nth,
4 yrs., 6st. 71b. • ••• • (Pnisstr) 1
Sir F. Johnson.'s Goan 3 you., (Inc.
Mr. Edwyn's Meddle Gan, 57,.., 74. ...o 30pp) 3
(4, F John•tone'r Charles If.. Kr. IMoos'a Vaorlyks,
Mr. Trignra.en Ohnninrabhi, It,. B-11's Rrb.oe.. and Mr.
B,vl•7's Aiip, alto rip. Betting 6ho 4 nr4
Bro 1 • at. Change4tle, 5 to 1 sin Holly,
7101 •itst, No• die Gan. Won by • Istrillb, ball a
tenth 'between emceed cad third.
A RILLING RACt of 3 son. nob with added ; weight
for age with selling allogrnstars. Hat s utile.
Mr. J. Dar's Chirddlogbn. 2 yre., Sot. um. (ear.
54 IMh.)
-• • ••• . (Prase') 1
Mr. T. gug.u.'s flimaysid.. 2pi.a, 741. (1141415) I
Mr. .7. R. C. Wyndhant's Tao mum, 4;n.. 7.t.
hub Mr. Ruby'. 1. by Lostnington— Immune, and Hr. .7.
11.'y'. Aline, de Mandoldt also rat. Beta(: Eves ow Cheddington, 2to 1 gin TM' Maisma, 4 tokigetti.
StlonTnide, 6 to I sin say othst. Woo by two
A barn beton. snood sod third. 71ws Maim wsi
old to X.r. Bops tor 21 ohms&