The Express.
London, England, 1864-05-28 00:00:00

THS BALL

The nineteen fillies arrivedaltie poet nine minutes aftev
3 o'clock ; but before teaching Mr. M'Georee they broke
away, and consequently were wheeled round. Before they
could be got in order, ester to the Drake endeavoured to
bolt to the right of the main body, but Aldcrolt sucoseded
in getting her on good terms with the rest. end, after three
attempts, the ling dropped to • beautiful start at thirteen
minutes past 3. Lady de Trafford jumped away with
the merest advantage, followed by Breeze and Teaoriffe,
the three—who were not a neck apart—being followed by
Fills de l'Aire to Sherwood's house, where Teneriffe went on
with the running, Lady de Trafford following next, Breeze
third, Fills de l'Aire fourth, Madame Walton sod Tomato being
at the head of the next lot, the last three being Cutaway,
Mater to the Drake, and Finesse. They ran thug for half •
Mile, when Fills de l'Aire took a clear lead, Tom ei& being
hat next companion, with Lady de Trafford third,
Breeze fourth, Tomato fifth, and Motley Carew sixth ;
the remainder, having taken close order, followed well
up. Tenant% rejoined Fill* de l'Aire descending the bill
towards Tattesham Corner, the pair coming down side by
side, Tomato and Breeze being next, in the order mentioned,
behind whom, wall up, were Antoinette, Saragossa,
Molly Carew, and La Ouzo Ledra. Molly Carew made
up her ground coining down the hill, and looked formi-
dable three quarters of a mile from home. Tomato
then went in front of Breeze, and ran aloopide Flle
de l'Aire till they rani* rotted the turn, Breeze following
closely behilid. At Tottenham Corner &moor was
suddenly pulled up and dinuounted, and on examination
it was discovered that she had smashed her pastors. When
fairly in the straight, Fills de l'Aire resumed • clear lead,
again followed by Baron Bothechild'a two, Antoinette and
La Garza Ladra dropping back as they neared the distance,
Molly Carew being in punuit of the leading trio—Fille de
rAire, Tomato, and Breeze—at • long interval. Before
reaching the Stand Eaelosure Johnny Daley beaded Tomato,
and made • determined effort to overhaul the French filly,
whom, however, he could never reach, and Fill* de l'Aire
won by half a length ; • length separated the wood
and third, and two lengths the third and fourth ; Lady de
Trafford, beatentea ',oaths, was fifth, Merry Wife sixth,
Sardinia *smooth, nod La Cana Lear* eighth ; Cutaway was
last. Saragossa, as previously nisationed, injured herself
so much that she would have at eon been destroyed but that
her owner, Lord &Woad, was absent from indisposition.
Time, 2 ins. 49 sec.

Tait liamthry &Luria of 50 sows, thels, Is ft, for 2-yr-olds ;
with, &it 716 ; Mos, Bat Mb; with maid.. allowanoss.
Tbroo-goartore of a mitt
Mr. W. 0. Craven's Kildare, by Newmloater—Sbasorock,
Bat 71b J. Goiter) w.o.
Ti. °thew. Airs of 50 sows (handicap) ; wiasets
extra. Thres-qusrtors of a mile.
Mr. Henry's lesception, by Orlando—Trickatrean 4 yrs,
Tat 41b (470114.10
Prima Boltykofts Nebuchadnezzar, 4 yrs 716 71b
(Hibbard)
Mr. eavilea Clairvoyant, I yrs. Sot 12th (Mordan) •
The following oho ram :—Walioun, Keeper, Coronet, Creole,
Pneartption, Hawkahaw, Lady di Voris Lads Wanda, Belle
of the Vale, sad Vinous*.
Sonia( : 2to 1 apt Clairvoyant, 3 to 1 apt Doomptioo.
to 1 spa Boila of the Vale.