The Express.
London, England, 1863-01-02 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

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MANCHESTER, MEETlNG.—Thosso,ty.

A HANDICAP kiCIDLE RACK of 5 sovs. each, 1 ft, with
25 added. W inners extra. About two miles, (24 subs)
Captain H. Ithys Ehreboa by sweetmeat—macs Cotton,
6 )la. Oat 1211, (31r. Wood, 1
Mr. Wallows hap. ant 4 yrs, lost
Wermuis The MMer, aged. tee 1011. (IL 817) 3
The following also ran—Joe Maley, Marl Mom% Puss,
and Sherwood.
Betting : sto 2 apt Rlicebos, 4to I apt Potpourri, and
Gto 1 each apt Joe Maley, Sherwood, and The Miller.
Miry Stuart rushed to the trout immediately the flag was
lowered, but on reaching the nrst hurdle Sherwood took up
the running, Joe Maley going on third, Pule fourth, and the
Miller and Potpourri side by side following las" Rounding
the top turn, Joe Maley went to the front, Sherwood eau-
priog *mood place, Mary Stuart third, and Rbegbus
bringing up the rear, in ,sampany with Potpourri
and The Miller. On the opposite side of the
coune, Joe Maley took a commanding lead, but
on appnyiebiog the turn towards the stand Potpourri and
Ith,enus drew forward. Opposite the stand The Miller
challenged Joe Maley for the lead, and the lot at the same
time took cheer order, Sherwood, Rhiebus, and Potpourri
being next the leading pair. The top timber beyond the
stand was cleared first by The Miller, who took a clear teed,
Potpourri, Sherwood, and lthcebua being in close company.
Three four follos, in lodine file until reaching the
BotanicaLgardena, where Joe Maley, Puss, and Sherwood
were beaten. At the Cricket-groom! Rh,ebua took up the
rnoning, and directly afterwards Potpourri beaded The
Mnier and struggled hard to overhaul Rh,ebua, who, how-
er, maintained his own, and won by tbree-quarteis of •
length The Miller was a bad third, and Joe Maley, who
passed Puss at the distance, cantered in fourth.
Tug TRIAL HANDICAP of 3 Wee. each, 1 forfeit, with 20 i
added ; for all ages. Winners extra. About one mile on
the fiat.

Mr. Viallace's Golden Drop, by Sugarplane—Nrar de
Charlie, 3 yrs. tlat rib (Br(Dow 1
Mr. Bells (ywoet, 4 ) rs, 7st 21b (Hobson 2
Capta /ils)'s ltoesmore, 4 yes bat tOrithu; S
The following also ran :—Lorette, Sherwood, Shan Van
Voeht, Puss, Gaiety, Miss Taft, and Rose de Clare.
Betting : 3to 1 eget, Golden Drop, 7 to 2 sgst Loretta,
and sto 1 each Agit Cygnet and ROUITIOTe. After a little
bungling at the post they were eveoly started, and in a few
strides Golden Drop took the lead. the rest being headed by
Cygnet, Gaiety, and Rassmore the rear being brought up
by Sherwood. Before they bad gore a quarter of a mile the
lot ran in straggling order, Golden Drop having a lead of
several lengths, without ever afterwards being headed,
and after running wide at the last turn, Golden Drop won
in a canter by ten lengths. A splendid race for second
place resulted us favour of Cygnet by a length. Loretto
was a good fourth, Shan Van Veda fifth, and Sherwood
sixth. The others beaten off.

THE Crrx Sremputciasi of 5 soya each, 1 ft, with 50
added. Woolen extra. About three miles sod a half. (19
Wok)
Mr. Wallace's Lincoln, by Behhanar—Jordan (bred la
Anarrac.i . aged, 9st 411) (Knott, I

Mr. Coburusa :i. aley, aged, 104 (Lomas) 2
Captain ithy'a The Flat, aged, 10M (Mr. Wood) 3
The following also ma :—Sspo , NOUN Fanny, Leo-
pold. khyroart.. The Po Lincoln,
sad t.
Betting : 2to 1 apt Lincoln, 5 to 1 each apt The
Posy sod Sepov, 13 to 1 apt Joe Maley, 8 to 1 apt Fanny,
and 10 to I (at brat sto 3) not ]Lytton. The running was
mad* by Fanny, followed by Lincoln, Joe Maley, The Pony,
The Mat, Leopold, and Sepoy, the: absolute last being
Illytton, who was preceded by Chastisement and Abby-
mist. At the bank jump, immediately after peeing the
thud, Mytton, Chastisement, end The Pony refused, and
lost a greet deal of round. Leopold, on the fu side of
the course, hold the lead for •abort distance, but subse-
quently gave way to Joe Maley, who was followed by Lin-
coln and The Flat. The only others in the race a mile
from home were Sepoy and The Flat. A race ensued for
the lead between Jae Maley and Lincoln when they were
withis ball a mile twat home, but the latter running the
longest ultimately pined the frost position, and won in •
center by six lengths ; ten lengths between second and
third. Sepoy was • bad fourth, and nothing else pared
the pet.
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Ties Szuzio Staxers of 3 sows. each, with 20 added ;
for 3-yr-oLle sad upwards ; allowanom Three.
grouters of a mile. (5 mho.)
Mr. W. Pbintpa's Loretta, by Weetbarblt—The Bane,
3 yrs aOL), tbt Illb
Captain Akre loieraort, t yrs (SOL ;, 9st 1.21 b (Mr Wood) 2
Mr. Nettles Tautology, ape MU). sit lib... (T Bartow 3
The follow* also sea :—Ross de Clare sad WesseL
Dating: sto eget Layette, 5 to 2 esti Weasel sad
Rosemont, sad 4to 1 imet Tautology. The kMer was Bast
off, but was quickly passed by Hose de Clare, who whoa la
frost fell, bat the boy was see injured. The lead wee the
takes by Rosman, who in the hollow was heeded by
Loretto, who contissed is frost to the end, Ned WSW
two
d.lengths. The raw dames separated the seemed sad
thir