The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-16 00:00:00

COUNTY EXPRESS

The HkSELBINIT HANDICAT of 5 BOIS. 0.11411, With £3O
added. About 2i mdse. A winner after the weight,
ate d.elered (April sth) to Carry iïo. extra. (Saab..)
Mr. Richards', b g Kronberg, 5 yra, 10it. 71b.
(Ellison) 1
lionlds.rmilis oh 5 Dandelion, agal, 10A. 411%
(Usher) I
Lotd Poulat's eh g Whetirake. 6 yrs.. iLt. "-
(Searle) 0
Ito Parkiiii's oh g Charley, h b, aged Wt. 41b•
(Worrtes) 0

•
Belting : Even on Kronbcre, 3to 2 against W 11414
"1/4e• 3 to I ad‘inat Chalky. 4 to I against Dandelion's
After a good al.mt ICronherg marls the running tea
the .tstol. with Charley second, and Wheldrako last
rprasehlog the brook Dandelion stumbled, but
rec ,verfel himself. At the b•onk. Charley, who Wiwi
6 con& f. II DAndelion succeeded in passing him, Lot
WLaldrake fall. Yrolberg 1.1 tbe gray the whole of
the wAy ru.f, with Dandelion don.: non him.
WArren remounted Charley, but be refused At the Iwo
neat fencers, end was palled so. Hroaberg, after
making the whole of the maim, won seedy by {wally

lengths.
MATCH, 100 Sore, 20 ft., 3 miles.
Ur. Groanoor's The Slave, 124. ..... ('apt. Smith) 1
Mr. Guest's Bayard, ist. . (B. Land) 2
Betting: Even on The Slave, who eir.de the romans
throughout, and won wily by ten lengths.
The SOUPS WiSTltell RAILWAY STAIRS of 3 son.
each, with £25 added. Wright for age. The winner
to be sold for*) says. If for f5O allowed nb ;if for
£3O allowed 1411 b. Any surplus to be divided between
the Owner of the second horse and tbe funds. About
2) Bahia.
Mr. Smith'. ch m The Fawn, 10• A 101 b. (llitobing.) 1
Mr. KG. HoNney's b g King Tom, 10st. fsib. (Owner) 2
Mr. Williams... eh g The Outdo, list. 9115....(E11i501i) 0
Betting: 650 loathe Guide. 6 to 4 against King
Tom, and 2 to 1 spinet The Fawn.
Aftet a good start The Guide made the running past
the stand, and took the first 1.-nce cleverly. King Tom,
however, fell, and threw Mr. Hussey, who soon Iv.
mounted. At the second fence the IsvouritY gave way
to The Fawn, who obtained a loog lead. The Guide
refused at the second fence. but was, after wens diffi-
culty, got over. At the third fence the fiarourite win
refused, and Ellison did not further nemeses with him.
King Tom rained almost every knee, but Mr Hussey,
after wading through the water, wended in going the
course. Ttie non-Immarite metered round the morn.
and won as she liked. The winner was bought in for
f3O.
Th;soHauldTeirr.i.ABll;titgath m 5 ireava.The"be 2 second with
I save his stake. Four years old, to carry 10st. 101 b.;
five years, list. 101 h.; six years 124. 411 x; aged,
12st. 71h. The winner of a steeplechase value 1.2.0 to
carry 71b.; of £lOO, bib. extra. Professionals Mb.
extra. For horses which have never won an open
handicap stetplecban and are not liable to racehotse
duty.
Mr. Ilidgood's b g Gelert, 10. t. 101 b (Owner) I
Earl Poulett's b g Venntor, 124. I lb. (Mr. Edwards) 2
Mr. Stratton's b g Quickailwer, 12st 71b (Mr. Merton) 3
Mr. Barnes's b m Wild Rose, 124 41b(Capt. Harford) 0
Mr. Guest's b g Swell, 12st. apt. Smith) 0
Mr. Hitching' weighed for Wes (Rogow, but the
number was afterwards withdrawn.
Betting: 5 to 4 against Venator, 7 to 4 against
Geier!, 4 to 1 bar two.
Gelert cut out the running, with Veuator lying
fourth. Swell went the wrong aide of a post and had
to return. Captain Smith finding the field so far ahead
pulled up. Quicksilver and Wild Ron drew up and
passed the stand ahead of the favourites, who were
lying respectively third and fourth. Wild Rom fell at
the brook, and Venator took up the running. Gelert,
however, passed the favourite at the brook, and
the remaining fences were taken abreast. A slash-
ing rage home terminated in favour of Geier% by two
lengths. Quicksilver, who fell, was a had third.
The Weer SONZISET Ores HANDICAP of 15 son.
each, 7 ft., with £lOO added. A winner after the
weight' are declared (March 26th. 10 a.m.) of £5O. to
carry 311 x; of £lOO, 71b.; of £2OO, 101 b. extra. The
mennd horse to save his stake. About four miles.
(8 subs)
Lord Toulett's b h Bennet, eged, 124. 111 b.
(Mr. Edwards) 1
Mr. Barnes's b h Nimrod. aged, 10st 121 h. (Slumlord) 2
One of the rules of the committee is to the effect
no public money will be added maw three bona
started. The committee, however, decided upon giving
£BO instead of £l.OO.
Betting : 7t04 on Bonnet. The non-favourite mode
the running put the stand. Bennet lying well up. At
the second fence Nimrod stumbled, and the favourite
carried on the lead. Nimrod. however, regained his
position, and the horses ran together, taking the honors
abreast. A very exciting ram took pleas after tlw com-
petitors had fairly entered the straight, and alter •
punishing straggle Benaset won by a length and a half.

THODADAT
The attendance was barer than on Wednesday,
as the weather was more favourable. There was
Some capital running, and most of the raoes were
closely oontested. The sporting fraternity was
largely represented, and the course presented a very
animated appearance. Betting was rather dull,
scarcely anything worth notice having been dons.
The HBIDPOST HANDICAP Of 3 DOM, and I IL, with
£3O added. About two miles. (5 sobs.)
Mr. Milton's Brown Bread ..... ..(Cant. Smith) 1
Mr. Smith's Miss Glasgow (Hitching,') 2
Mr. Parkins's Charley (Warren) 0
This wags very fair race; but the winner made most
el the running towards the slow and won easily.
, The Pence cor WALILS GOLD Cur, rake £lOO, by
' enbecription of EIO each. For horses which ban
never won • handicap steeplechase value £lOO. Gentle-
men riders. Jockeys 71b. extra. Four.year-olds to
carry 10st. 101 b.• five years. 114. 5,b. ; six years.
Ilst. 121 b.; aged, 124.; wiener of ElOO to carry
71b.; of £2lO, 101 b. extra. About three miles.
Mr. Blenoowe's Forest Lass, 12s0. ...(Capt. Burford) 1
Mr. Bidgood's Gelert, 10st. 101 b. (Owner) 2
Mr. Grosvenor's The Slave. list. . (Capt. Smith) 0
Lord Poulett's Wheldrake, list. 121b.(Mr. Edwards) 0
The borers went away in • cluster. but Forest Lass
soon shot to :he front, followed by The Slave and
Gelert, with Wheldnke bringing up the tear. The
last horse blondered at one of the brooks and fell
out. On reaching the straight, tb• Lees led by about •
dozen lengths, wi.h some distance between the second
and third, and Wheldrske far in the rear. The Slave
got out of the race in the plough ground, and °tiled
took second place. Forest Less led on beautifully for
some distance, but loot ground at the brook, and both
ran side by side for a time, Forest Lass winning by half
• length.
The ILYINOTIIn STatts of 3.0v5. nob, 1 ft. with £25
added. About three olds*. Four.year-old. to carry
lOst. 10Th.; live years, list. 711 x; six Ind aged, 12it.
Mr. Milton's Briniest, Ilets (Capt. Smith! 1
Mr. C. Brown's Treg title, 104. (Hiteltiop 0
Mr. W. Smith's The Fevers, 10st Illb (Mr C.goberte 0
Mr. Wiltshire's The Swindler, llst. elb....(Ricksby 0
There we. • capital start. nepotist and Fawn soon
went ahead, followed by Swindler and Brilliant in close
attendance. After going a short distance Swindler took
first place, which he maintained throughout the rasa
Fawn bolted, and became quite unmanageable before
coming to the second fence. Tregantle also got out of
the course. On coming in the straight the first time,
Swindler held a long lead. Brilliant made an erroe at
the second tense, and allowed Swindler to get still
farther ahead. On pawing the steed on the opposite
side of the course, Riekaby put on a spurt, end a nie,
run ensued. The large water fence was beautifully
cleared by Swindler, who then got in essay, Bnlliant
having no chance. The others walked home at leisure.
An objection ins laid against the first hone for having
got out of the counts, and the see,nd bone was declared
the winner.
The TAIDITOII PLATS of 30 so's. About 24 miles.

Mr. W. Smith's Tb• Fawn. list, tub... (Httehings)
Mr. Wiltshire's Swindler, list (G. MA) 2
Mr. RUers's Calamity, 10st Sib. ......(0. Roberts) 0
Mr. Parkins's Charley, list, 41b. (Warren) 0
Calamity and Swindler got away together, with Fawn
third, and Charley in the rear. Both leaders got into
the brook, while the others cleared admirably. Charley
got into the water at the wide jump, and the Fawn
came in alone.
The E1HR130114113 PLAT! of FAO, for bones which lave
never started for any steeplechases, and are not liable
to had duty. About 2) miles
Mr. Milton's Brows Bess, 1 Ist. 111b....(0apt. Smith) I
Mr. Newport's CS:01110111, 10st. 91b. Tabor 2
Mr. Harries Banker, Vat (Owner 3
Mr. Hebditch's Stella, list. .. (Owner 0
Mr. Lupwood's Queensland. 1011111b(Mr. C Robert. 0
Mr. Dakines Collese Bairn, list. (Owner 0
Mr. Geages Cnumiler, 12st (Mr. Edwards) 0
Mr. De Pentbenay's Rob Roy, 12st (Mr. Merton) 0
Betting: 4to 1 against Brown Bess, Careless, and
Banker.
College Hawn led away, but Stella soon went to the
frost, aad got in first, but was disqualified for going
outside a poet.
The DOISITIIHILII H•PDICAT Oi 10 INV& each, Mt.
(to the funds), with £75 added. Abel* lOW MHO,
Captain Hurford's Spatebooek (Owner) 1
Mr. Richards' Lady Dawson ......... ..... (0. Roberts 2
Mr. Richards' Sportsman (Owner 0
Hal Ponied's Genievre (Mr. Edwards 0
Betting even on Spateheock, 3 to 1 against Lady
Dawson, 2 to I against Sportsman and Gensevre.
Sportsman led, with Lady Dawson close up. Genie's"
became onmapageable at the first fend, teeming the
runningielo Lady DILWOCKI and the favourite. The
former a eonsiderable distend, but in coming to the
wooed water jump Spatehooek and the Lady were in
dose company, which they maintained till within three
Gelds of the stand, which they passed side by aide. In
the second round, the favourite went a little out of the
way, leaving Lad y Dawson a good lead for a time.
Captain Hurforcl, however, soon picked op again. Toe
The homes changed places several timea, but Spadhooak
got at the post first by a oonsiderable diadem, Lady
Dawson appearing to be done up.
The Oenwiteans &teem of £lOO, for horses which bait
won a fiat rase, hurdle raw, or steoPlecloso•
About three miles. Four•year-olds to carry 110.;
five years, list. 101 b.; Ix years, 12sl. 21k- aged,
12et. 61b. Riders who have never ridden the wiener
of a steeplechase value £6O allowed NIL The wined
to restive £7O, the second .210, and the third £lO.
Mr. Kir-herds' Kroaberg, lint. 101 b. •-(011s& &MIL) 1
Mr. Health's Miss Oladow, list. Sib (Hiteibind 2
Mr. Guest's Swell, 12et. Mb. (Munford is
Mr. C. J. Radelyffies Berridge. 1214 51b(C. Roberta 0
Mr. Lywood's Qtaisenaltuld. 1124 (Riekaby 0
Betting: 5t040a Kroeberg, 3 to 1 against Quay.
long, 4 to 1 against Banister, 6 and 7 to 1 on Mee
Glasgow and Swell.
Kronberg ha, with Batt Glasgow second. Queens.
hied, Swell, sad Barrister followed in file. Swell and
ganioaor picked up when about half•wd round. The
latter then robed abeed, and took third place. Keen.
bon/ lea past the stand, with Mies Glasgow clod up,
Qedas)aed third, and dwell fonith • toe latter got out
at the water jump. 11,onberg and. WWI Glades ran
well tardier (or some way, Queensland running third,
and Barrister a good fourth. This order was prase veil
for about half a mile, when Barrister risked up a little.
Captain Smith then pushed ahead and won easily, Miss
Glasgow, Queensland, and Banister coining up in file.