The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-02 00:00:00

WEYMOUTH RAM
TILT DAT.

At Bret the weather woo most wretched, showers of
desalts( rain falling ell Mooday morning ; but alter
the ,it rue was roe, the weather cleared tiod the son
shone out brightly. There was the usual oollection of
rting 66a:sours on the tall • bat the number
oarriages was rather m.lll Owing to this
dismal rain, the road to the rue tunnel wag only
marked by • few vehielta driven at headlong spud
to get over the mud, and through the showers,
while the poisetriane looked ea lf they were
determined most duperately to get plume under
the most unlikely otrcumetanose. The men who mount
&cloture tests on the side of the road had • bard
matter to keep up their banners, end few stopped to
take theft treat& The urifortanate fell•we who have
tam bridges aeries the dyke were seasitaly Deiro-
used, until later In the durum. About three o'olook
the els became very warm, is that thou who were fully
equipped la macintoshes found the dludvaateee of
t“ing too much oars of themeolue Tbe Orand
Baud was very well patronised. Mr. 0. J. T.
Hombre, M.P. wee among the spestators, having
arrived in • ;arriage drawn by a pair of amebic;
limy., sad he ult./nattered his friends with sherry and
champagne. The din of the betting mu was as la-
emeant a. ever, and • souiderable amount of busioue
appeared to be done • unoog the novelties in this
department were some ietabliehmenta where the money
posted we divided between thou who named the
winning horse, len 10 per out. As th• shernoon
pseud on, the weather Ireaute still more and more
beautlf al, sad the ambite of all rose in propottioa. The
radag proceeded In the usual style, until the Hel-
muth* Handicap wee run off, when it woe objected
that this was • false start, and the matter wee &Truly
discomeed, • long time befog disonmed, end ultimately
It woo ran again.
Tax Camas' HLIIDICAP,
.of
_3O Dove., added to •
. . .

Sweepstskes of 5 ears., inch, 2 forfeit • the winner of
Sly ban/hasp. eflor the weights ars dokared, to carry
716. ertm. Firs furlongs. 10 'tabu
Mr. Brayley's f. Aftor-Tbought, by Atberstone
—Codicil, 3 yrs., 6st. 1 lb. .. (C. Angst) 1
Mr. Sponger's Gossip, 4 yru, 7st. 3'6.... (Burtable) 2
Mr. Burnham's Calypso, 6 yrs., St. 51b. (Salton) 3
Bottlog : 5 to 4 Afterthought, 6 to 4 Writes, 2 to 1
Garth. After two false stouts thity got away on pretty
iron tarn..; but Calypso got the lead, followed by
Gossip, &boot a length between each. Aftarthought
than pawed it. others, followed by Gossip, sod in this
order they osio• in,. length between Ant mid wood,
s Lock botweou Gossip and Golypee.
Ti. LODNOOR TRo.TWI-OLD STALES, of 30 sort,
added ton sweepits'_es of 5..,., *sob, 21t. Haiti".
mile straight 11 wills.
Mr. Seven.. hi. Sempetrose, B,L 10:b .. (Cannon) 1
Mr. Grafton'. Featly, flot . (Mould) 2
Mr. Brayley's o. by Mariner—Codicil.
Sat. 31b. . ... (0. Pop) 3
Mr. Cannon's Bonnie Lad, by Dithdoe—
Palm Leaf, Sot. sb. . . (Marlow) 0
Mr. 115.401. re. c. Abbot, 81t. 31b. (Clements) 0
Lord Ponsmouth's b.f. by Iltzeoland—
Typhoon, lit, .. ,
(lisztabla) 0
Mr. inuoiootre lodostriouo 10th. . (Knott) 0
. . . .

•
Betting : 5 to 4 against Semi:otiose, sto 1 against
Fanny, 3to 1 Typbcoo, 10 to 1 bar 3. At the 'tort
Typhoon took the letl followed by Fltzreland mod
fenny. fiecaps,rees soon came to the freak followed
by Fanny, and .on by a length, two lengths between
Faeny sad if 'Auer; the rut aloes behind.
TIM Wl7llOOlll BIII3IIIAL STALIN. of 10 Son. 01,012.
with 100 added. Half•s-sail• straight.
&r l. Johnstose's oh. c. by
fiat. 10lb

(Csasoa) 1
Mr. Fulalt's filugomker, by Noville--Coset4noy,
13.11. 101 b

(-o:ailir) 2

Ms. K. Templar's r. o. by Dlatin—lA Fdlide Ma
MU, let. 131 b . (Ktlliok)
tto 1 on the winaer, I to 1 oa MAW.
Tbe Mort was effected hailed the badge, bat nig-
sinker first showed in frost, followed by Vt.:Aeneas,
Matto In the rear. After a sharp burst, Cocoon let
eat Vletotiou, and vtry eleverly landed Sir Fredselek's
Weary a length in 'dunes ; two lengths between
Kingmaker and Distill colt.
Tlll MBLOONIIII Barnum?. of 5 Bore. *soh, 211. to
the fund, with 60 50,.. added (25 each by Mr.
Haw Idwerds, and Mr. Chula Bearskin% Members
for the Borough). About threeisarters of a mUe.
10 rube.

M. -iiii-o-cheold's Mad!Mar, 3 yrs.,
Bst. 11b. . . (BIllIsk) I
Lord Portsmouth's Catspsw, 3 yra,
6M. 111 b. (Glover) 2
Mr. T. Cumou's Tramp, 3 yrs., 61t. . (Weeder.) 3
Hr. W. Ford's Ilms-y-bsallsa, 6
84. bib. . (Jsokam) 0
Yr. J. Low's Harbert, 8 yra, 7.t. 31b.... (HaxtsbM) 0
Mr. Besyley's I. Attar-nought, 3 yrs.,
64. Ott:. Arita) 0

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Hotting S to 2 wind Herbert, 3 to 1 against
Mediator, 41. 1 against Massy- bedlam, 5 to 1 against
Tramp sad Afterthoaght.
There wore two attempts to start I llass-y-berlian did
not bare tho peat, sod when they went off Mediator
got the lead, followed by Oatsw, who for • moment
got alead. Afterthought and Trump togethor in the
next place. Mediator eontintued fine all tho way; sad
within about • yard of tho judge's sitar, Catspaw and
Trump, who had run *bream for esomd plass came up,
aid • oloml race follow•d, Mediator visaing by • head,
sad Cetspear beating Trump also by • head. no
owner of Kori-plonellan objootad to lb* start, that tho
horses were started at tbe wroog post, and Kr. Hasbro,
se steward, was mile/ la to decide
liTho start woo declared tad; but tie winning horn
ind Aliaritiongbt did not raa. Tber• riartal
Earbart...

Herbert raa for seem time seam& mod then came
aloe& and was by a length, the seared sod Wed
very siege together.
Ti, TIUDIMULiare BILLING 8T•11113, of 30 son., ridded
be a Sweepstakes of 3 sow. sash. Flee furlongs.
Yr. La Blonde's f. by Blinkheoll•—Heirese . 1
Ilr. T. Staple's BaSsarbie . . 2
Mr. Brayley. Harlan Colt . 3
Illinkboolie won easily by a length, and Marlow.
crlßelisarius slowly for sewed
Inrria Hun Car, of 40 Soya., for bona fide
banters that have been hunted with say established
peek of bounds (oertificates of which must be lodged
soeording to th• row trite), and that have not been
shelled with race-horse duty during the preceding
twelve oaleadar months. To be ridden by parlous
who have never ridden for hire. Ratranoe, 2 dors.
Two miles on the flat.

Mr. 0. Clement's b. g. Worcester
I.7.pt..ll.zier's Crawls,
. . . _ .

Mr. E. W oolmlngtais Mixl. colt

rti: Iden,-f. b. m.Alice o
Alice rads all the ranalag In the first round till they
owns wlthin half a yard el the ledge's post, when
Worarster came oat arad pasted her by • length. Alla
than suceossialy gave way to Crawley ad the Mario
all, sad la this woad round Wangler led all la
way, and Omagh praised well by Crawley, won sadly
st the last. Tho Mario out was a long way behind,
and Alice woe beaten alt
Thls aired the mesa elier.
'wastar was .-
fully dna, and the wards Mensal boas in far batter
pligiit than they started with, la fast, had %a ally
pin of tits afternoon ban at all peal to the
It would has been a plaaat half-day.