The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-09-14 00:00:00

Tai I Kltle KAT%

Of 90 sou., added to a mweepstakss of 9 sem nob.—
Three yeers old to Ollrry Tit. i four, Nut, 41b, Ave,
Nut, 191 b, I sin and Red, Wt. 911, i the winner to be
mold by notion for 040 immediately after the race,
and the introits' If any, above that 11110 10 be Wiled
to the Mao, Fund. Three to run or the 90 sovereigns
will nut by given I bole one inile and m diatomic
subs.
Mr. O. Therpe's blk, Ilam, ti yrs., Tat, (Hearn.
i(eii) ..... ... . ....„ .... ~. 1 1
Mrdst, tnark's b, g. (ussitak, aged, U.t. glb,
(Paine) .. „" . .... . ........ „,„ ....... 0
Mr. Teflon's b,
1, Tummy, aged, Oat, Nib,
Miring both heals Tommy led for a uoneitterahle
distant?. but *nor a little good running Ham got in
front and wen eitally,
In the evening the lbws hull ton k pleoe it the
ilttyil Hotel, at willeh the attendanue woe full And
fushioneldo, snit dnuoing wen kept up In st spirited
inanner fur beyond hours to the Inspiring drain. of
Ileale's 100041110 !Anil. The theatre likewile was
well patronised.

141C(IOND 1/AY,
On Thursday s little more animation wu unties.
Rills on the counts, but the drisaling rein surveil to
dustbin any appoaranoe of piety. A pod many
patrons rams from Southampton and othor pious
alunkthe line by an excursion train, The limit rue
Wall fur
lion Majeuty'a Plate of one hundred gulneac—Three
years old, Nil, VIII, I tour, M. 411,, five, list. MIL
sla end aged list. 111 b, about two mile..
Mr. f, Parr's ali Odd Triek, 4 yrs., list, 41b. (S
Wien)
(jut, Tuts Yorkshire Grey, 6 in., Wt. 111 b., W
Hoye.)
Yorkshire Orey led throughout the first round, and
rd port of the second, but after a splendid rue
Odd Trick eatne in and won by half I nook,
The Dorset kite's*. of 10 sovereignmeaall (liandleep). 5 ft.
with 6140 added. The °auditions aa In the Meloombe
Melo., the winner of which to early 1011), extra In
audition to other extra weight.. Abput one pale and
three quarters. 7 subs.
Mr. T. Parr'. Cliildrey, 3 years, 5.t. 51b, (Hear:Aim) 1
Mr. R. E. Cooper's king of the Forest, 4 yrs., 7.t.
Mb. (J. Goiter)
1 Ohildrey led all the way, and won by a couple of
engths.

The Hunters' Stakes of one soverign each, with £2sadded,
for horses bond fide the property of gentlemen, yeo-
men, or tradesmen residing in the county of Dorset,
and that have been in their ',mansion two months
before the day of running. Three years old to awry
111 b. ; four lien. 41b. ; live, hit. 12113. ; six and
aged, 12st. 31b. Winners of any previone race 71b.
extra and thorough-bred horses 101 b. in addition. To
be ridden by gentlemen, yeomen, or tradesmen.
Three to run or no rice;
.and if four run the stakes to

go to the second horse. 'Heats about one mile.
Mr. P. Hill'. Grey Leg (by the Hero out of Celeste
by Camel) 4 years, list (Mr. S. Lane) ..... 1 1
Mr. M. Clark's b g. Cossack (h.b.) aged, 128 3lb
(Mr. Lucas)
Mr. William Martin's Wizard, 4 years, 12st
(Strange) 3 3
Wizard boltedin the first heat, and Grey Leg won
the heat by half a length. Wizard attempted to bolt
when starting for the second heat but was pulled
round by Mr. Homer who rode him. Hereupon the
other two came back. The judge, however, ordered
them forward when Grey Leg started and got a good
way a head. The other two followed and before
reaching the distance poet all three were close
together. Grey Leg then darted forward and won
by a couple ~f lengths. Wizard bolted again on
passing the winning post.
Mani only wee entered for the Lodmoor Stakes of
three sovereigns, with twenty added, and cones.
quently there was no rue.
Soon after the races were over the course became
in a measure deserted, there being no attractions in
the way of shows, &a., to keep the sight•seers. No
accident occurred, nor W/Al there any Uisturbanoe of
consequence.

THI TOWN BAND.—The oommittoe not having
funds enough to continue the services of the baud
for the remainder of the menu, we should have
been deprived of their delightful company, but that
Mr. Baker, the conductor, hie undertaken to con.
anus the band till the close of the season, depending
on the charitable reciognition of friends and visitors
to the town,