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

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St LUSBU KY RACES.

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Stewards : Vim Doke of Pleanfort, the Earl of
Uxbridge, and Liseit-Col. Batiurst. H.P. Judge:
11 r. J. F Cleric. Starter: Mr. T. Marsha tick
of the course: r. Hilary New
Thais races, njCI have ism become of some im-
ki=in tie eteeting world, oontoemooed on
y, on the raosvisin nest Sabebary. The
weather was in no way eoagenial • Gold DAM'.
easterly wind blowing ewer the course throe-dewed
the day, and ism tbis amount may be attributed the
paucity of thei &Meadows. But very few imemeges
lined the coarse, and eie ladies were ceimoded to
tiny themselves in their winter prow.ite to @better
them from tie wind. The Greed steed was
also dinar aet•• dad, nod bet rerY 'few lacheevould
remain titre. 'dein ithrostened as 'end woo doe.
the &hansom, bat at matinmed d ty. Notwt
iag the important montiog at '; ark this west, the
&madame of b. Mien, men wail very neenerom indoed,
soda =au" mut of Weill's* was bunnected. The
bxo. , the Omid Stied ha& beariegzatla
improved and • new teletah ggt his been
The course • rue in capital condition, the rain of
the previous l-day bawling rendered it soft and
.pongy. Ara were several nobleman and gentle-
men Prue oft. and amen them we noticed Lord
Portemou' Lord Mency-Thynne, M.P., Lient,Col.
Etetheret , .141. The racing was not of a find-
clam eh Peeter;ilticagh the fields were moderately
large. Mr. Vire efficiently acted se the clerk tdtbe
were, , audit may be has. 'Wad that ill. mainly
°winf .160.1iiirecertions that these races have Miami
their "resat positioe. There were the usual at-
t' letute M races, and • variety of salussumeits pro-
'l' ail 'far th.se who were disinclined to notice the
is rams. Aunt Sally received the usual image paid
wo, sad the drama was duly Topmasts+ There
mere also a few of the London swell mobemen pre
meat, but we are inclined to think that the jonrusy
'will not torn out a profitable one, as their
-motions were narrowly watch by Superintendent
'Matthews of the Wilts County Constabulary, and a
strong body of police. Otte fellow succeeded in
taking a watch from a patients& in the ring, but It.
• was caught in the act, Lad immediately knocked
down. He jumped up and ran towards the railings,
and would have leaped them bad not a man secured
him just 1.1 be had his foot upon the rails. Hews.
given into the custody of the police, and lockid •
The metros was well kept by a strong body of pekoe,
end the best of order was maintained. Shortly
after two o'clock the bell rang fur waddling fee
TYE CIAVIII PLATE H•IDICAP el rid sows., the aift of
the Members for the City, foe 1-years-old and
upwards; a winner of any basdieep of the vela*
of 50 sows. clear after the publication of tile weight+
(April Di) 31lie ; of two or more, or 100 soca. clear'
abs. estra. Entrance 2 sows., in yo to the feed.
Five forlorn".
Mr. Y. King's "Rostliella," 4 yearc, 64. 10Iba.
(Deacon) - • • - - - • • 1
Mr. H. floater's "Poland," 3 years, 44.
Gloater) - - • - - • 2
. _ _ _

Yr. H. J: Smith's "Baron of Avon," 3 pun, -
7.1. 311 s. (Cleasest) . •
Mc J. B. tkarty's "Soarrersins," 3 years, lit Mtn.
(Dowling) • - - - - - - 0
Mar„ H. Oren liotootanistress," 3 years, 711 Hlas.
IProntls) • • •
Mr. Niahtianyll's " Fits-lteyier," 3 years, 7sa. (J.
Nightingall) • • • - - - 0

There were eight other 'retries for this race, but
they were with/Iran. The betting was somewhat
in favour of Po land and Sonversine, 6 to 4 being
het against them bones. Mr. Marian succeeded
in getting dr • lot off immediately tea very good
start, it Ash ells cutting out the running at • rood
SOS. wait, .d apse by Schoolmistress, Poland, Fit..
Sulftsr. sad Maven of Arcs. The positions of the
hones ran .ained unaltered until nearing the distance-
post, sib ere Soeveraine fell back braise; kt.eabella
than held • lead of • couple of length.; Poland WM
called r .pint but be wits
King's mare, who woe by shoat balls length. A
heigtl . separated the second from the third.
FMB 3...L1111011T STAMM • sweepstakes of 10 lOU. seek
with 50 added if four bora. start. For 2.yeurs old
sof* 8.4. 101bs. : and Allies, tat. (The. The winner of
a stake. value XV coca, to COLIT7 Me. extra for
every such winning; so hone to carry more the.
MM. sates. The winner to my 10 son, to the food
and selweribe is the stakes for 1864.
25 setesribers.
Mr. Jaye's Le. "The Belmar" (0. Fordb.m) • -
Mr. J. dark's b.s. by rebore' (F. Adani.) - -
Mr. W. Day'. b.f. " Oveenne (J. Adams) • -
Ur. 15. Br.yley's bLa. "Oka Friar" (pm.) .
Mr. Handky'. <di f. "Madame Tagliallso'(Distasse)
Mr. Payne's "Tomfieslisty" (Drew) • - -
Lord Portamouth'a sh, f. Niob. J. Gate* •
Lord Pelmerston's hi. by " ltateplaa" - -
Mr. J. Powney's "Let, Willis " (Salter) . .
Lord Vivian'. br.f.. " Alipsale" Rog.) - -

Betting :-6 to 4 spinet Overcast; 3to 1 against
The Beaver, sod 5 to I against either or the honed
A good dart wise effected, and Overcast out out the
running foe the first quarter of a mile; his Mime-
drake followers were the colt by Pelios, The Beaver,
and Madame Tagllafioo. At the dietaries-poet the
Beaver had assumed the leading proitiad which be
maintained throughout. Overcast and the Potion
colt were both severely punided, bat they never
could moth the Trapper colt, which woo easily by
length. Lord Portsmouth's filly could not be said to
be ever in she race, fur it tailed from the 'tatting
and never prwed the poet.
THE CITY BOWL al 16 soya. Tabus, added to a mop-
states of 5 eyes. each. 2-years old. fist IMbs. ; 3
year.% ars. 1211 e ; 4 years,lbst. 10I1a. ; 5 years and up-
wards, 10.4. Mho. ;in sad g allowed Ma. The
winner to he sold for 100 soya. ; if entered to be mild
for LW, allowed 4,1 m. ; if for £lO, fibs. ; if for £4O,
Elbe ; if for C2O. lilbs. The winner to be sold by
&natio° immediately after the race, and the simple;
if any, to go to the feed. Flee furlongs.
Mr. J. Day'a " Endora," 2 years, £2O (Norden)- - 1
Mr. C. P. livid/Yin's "Staherrall Jackson" 2
years FAO, f - " 2
Mr. H. Seep' s I. by "Tarsus," 3 years, C2O (Caiming) 3
Mr. Rawl. be, " EtriAles," 2 years, £lOO (Arnold) - 0
Mr. W. Dar's "The Planter," 2 years, CIO (Birrott) 0
Mr. Furkw es b. g. •• Daleasollia," 5 years, £lOO (F.

Adasit
The hr .tting was 3 to I against Radon and The
Planter. Eivistles sada the running to the distance.
poet, vie more he gave way for Eudora and the Con-
faders, o Clenentl. A pretty rue ensued to the
WlflUit igirnst between the pair, which resulted in
face.r of Fasaora by half • length. Mr. Ropp's filly
was Jinni a length in the rear of Stonewall Jackson.
Tax W.1.T1111111 erAttil Of 25 NO.. *soh, 15 ft and
only sjf &showed a or before Teeedey, April 21st,
with rioo added if four brews Mort ;_tko atimpr. of

.dectiSresllA—pi:ll
I&.t 10 a. )to carry alba. ;of tyro, filbe. extra ;the
owner of tb• monad horse to seen hie stake. Tho
grinner to p 0723 env*. to the fund, sad wibeeribe to
the stakes in 1864. Two miles. (39 subscribers. 29 of
whom pay 5 rota each.) The highest aoeepting
being To. 11161., it hoe been raised to 94. 121b5., and
the others in proportion.

Mr. T. Parr's " leoline," 3 years, get. 911:4.
(Rudd - • - - • - 1
Mr. W. Day's •• Dr. Syntax," 3 years, 70. Mita
IF. Adams) - • ' • 2
Mr. Payne'. • Merr " a t. 116.
(Drew) ------------------3 .
Mr. E. Brayley's "Symphast," 6 years, IMbe.
(Cowley) • - • • - • 0
Mr. J. Clarke'. b.f. by "Wild Darrell." (Canning) 0
Mr. Starkey's " Princess Voopol." year', get. 9iba
(Dowling) - • - • • - - 0
Mr. T. Pewsey's "&.t.,' 3 years, get, wee.
This rape was the principal one of the meeting.
There were 39 subscribers, but only 10 'counted, and
them horses were of a very inferior quality. Dr.
RyWma and Princess Vocal& were molt in favour, and
Socophatit also received some support. The.
mart for this race was from s post
above the Stand, past the winning-post, and roan d
'the course. The horses started wet, and went pea
ilia Grand Stand together, Dr. Syntax and Syc ,-
pliant leading. The pace was very slow, but it
'mended • little atter pealing the quarter of' a mile.
As Raglan WU descending the bill, be, by soma
means, caught his foot is theirs,. sad be fell down,
throwing his jockey. Deacon Immediately got up,
but be had aid received say serious injury. Tao
bores bolted towards Salisbury, but wee sfterwarde
secured. Sycophant and Merry Maid made the
nutmeg ma the bill to the half•mil• poet, where
Imbue joined them. Coming up the weight ran
Sycophant pus way for Dr. Syntax, and be
challosged bodes. The Ramer sow found the
weights to tell vac bins. sad Wise being full cf
running won essay by about two Imam A length
esparaged the Doctor from the bleary Maid.
• SWISPITAIIM nib veva. east', with It errs. added.
For threv-yeamelti, 7sa 7W..; fe., 8.47145.
Set. 7th.. ; six and aged. gee ; a. aad g. allowed
3lba ; the wiener to be sod let' £150; it entered to
be sold ler Cl4O. allowed Oda ; tile, 1160 dub., The
visitor to pay 6 Bova to de (und. Five faricap.
IT sabseriben.)
Mr. &tweet's "Newfoundlead," 3 years, no
(DowSlig) - • - • ' • • - 1
Mr. Haedley's he. " Declaration," 3 yews. IMO
Mr. T. Steven% " Pinkepol," 4 years, 00
(Pearson) - • •
Mr. W. Day's " Daleintes," 4 years, glOu
(F. Adams) ---------0
Mr. R Marsh's "Rentipole," 4 years. OD
(Dasher) ---------0
Tlse Ave gat .Ito an imminent shirt, Reatipok
Inahiag the running, Declaration beiag seemed, the
others rime up. 1n this order they ran to the
didasee-past, where Newfoundland came up and
challenged the leaders, At the half-distance Read-
pole fell hod, and the command was lilt to New-
foundland and Declaration, the former winning by
about • length. liakepol passed Bauttpolor sag
thus pined third honours.
Tax OLD Cams firsts, • bee handles, el 5 news.
oath in ease ol aoceptesee, with 30 added, for ell
ft" ; the .402•1 of any haolistip after the weights
are dotterel (April 23, at 11 a.m.) to tarry Ma. extra
Saimaa', 1 soy. each, to go to **fowl. Ose mae.
Duke of St Albas's "Tippkr." 3 years, 24. flit..
(Dealing) • • • - • • - I
Mr. Men4tre Gard." 3 yet" Id. Os. (Dame) . 2
Mr. J. Clierhe's "Sprisgbralt,"_47esrs. 7.4. Plum) 3
Lord Portemontlee "Mrs. TrWlotr," 3 ram
7.4. 914 e. (Drew) ------0

Yr. R. Navel's " oeusleraatiou," 4i., /fel. Shia
Mr. Lr. Day e "Joao," 3 'eon, %et 101ba. (Adams) 0 ,
It,. Trimmer's "Sloe Dell," 3 yams, st. Ste. I
(ropier) - • - - - • 0
Tho betting emu in favour of Idra Triages:Frain'
Tippler. Up...suds of tbree-qoartiere of as Wee eras
cut to waste ill CaliarqUeners of lewd tNeternouth's
lAars retaiug to hoe the flag ltdis bolted twice,
aad then galloped amass a Wheat field towards Bali&
=end could wet be btonght back. Drew gram
to manage he, and ultimately the wee led to
the post. be *as got off with the *there. but in
annereerwee of her previous gallop she was pumped
and fell hack beatea before she reached the distance-
' post. The race was left entirely to Tippler, whe had
it In head all the way, sad woe rosily.
This terminated the flrtda'e sport, sad the eraat-
pony speedily left the ground.