The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-09 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

WARWICK SEPTEMBER RACES--TuDIPAY.
The proximity of the great Doecester meeting impute
aseniderable interest to the Warwick September gathenng,
hem the movements which annually take place upon the
absorbing struggle impending in the north. Apart from
this Use programme at Warwick gave promise of sport be-
read the average, considering the meat number of animals
that have been run through all over the country. The
MOM today was more crowded than we ever recollect to
have sees it, an immense Dumber of holiday people having
mired from Birmiogham. Theh= bettiaungd enclosure was
erevnied with professional specs
backers, but.
except on the LeetniAzton Stakes, for which everything that
ran was backed, speculation was of a limited character. The
molts will be found amply recorded below, and it is suffi-
ideal to state here that the principal event, " the Stokes,"
wedoced a most interesting nos and a fine finish
between Magnum Somalis and Flirtation, the first mentioned,
who bad not run since his "head" defeat of Blackdown at
Brighton obtaining the judges verdict in this instance b 7 a
Beck. Betting upon the St. Leger absorbed the attention
of " the nog" dunog the iaterrala between the noes. It
was almost impossible to make anything out of Lord Clifdea,
ler at ono time a reaction took place, as little as 7 to 1 being
taboo about him, arid • few minutes afterwards 100 to 8 was
laid arr'dst shouts of laughter ; thou 20,000 to 100 was
betted, and finally those odds were offered. The Ranger
was not so tinn, 5 to 1 on the field being offered early in the
afternoon and remaining to the end. Queen Bertha and
Avenger were unquestionable, end probably :or money
Avenger was as good a favourite as anything.
Tea TIUAL STAHn of 5 sore. with 50 added, for 2-yr.
olds and operetta; winners extro ; mina sod geldMp
allowed lltio The winner to be told for 60) nom., wiles;
exemption from being sold is claimed at the time of en-
trance, and horses for .this claim are made to carry ,9lbs.
extra. Oise mils, (5 sobs.)
Lord 1- \bridge's General Hum, by Nabob—out of Lady
Aloe by LinteCOSt, II yrs, Bst 9 Rogers) 1
Mr. Z. Brayky's Golden lost, 3 yrs, 7st 1316 ....,Cannon) 2
Mr. fletolug's Cadiz, 3 yrs, yst dtb ,Norman) 3
Londe. also ma.
Betting : 6 to 5 eget General Hess 100 to 40 apt Golden
Dort, sad 4to 1 bar two. The rousts' was made by Cadiz,
&may followed be General Hess sad Golden Dust ; Lou-
4ow being left at post. They ran without any variation
from this order, until reaching the five furlongs post, where
" the General" t ask a slight lead, but upon entering lb.
straight, appeared beatemand gave way to Cadiz and Golden
butt. After seeming hopelessly defeated, General Hess come
agate, and after a most brilliant display of patient riding
se the part of Sara Rogers, won a splendid race by a neck.
A head only sepsrated the second sad third.
Tax Ramo Braces of 5 sore each, • :th Li sided. for
2-yrolcts end upward, ; selling and other allowances. Threa-
t aortas of mile.
Mr. Millis Vulture, by Damask -ICUs, aged .301.1, Sst
cr. Daleyi 1
Mr, B. Sly's Acceptance, 2 yen (401.1, fist 21b In. Slb ex
;A. Woodhouse) 2
The betting opened at 5 to 4 on Vultrve, but closedat 6 to
4on Acceptance. Vulture made play throughout, and woo
easily by a length. The winner was bought by Mr. Reeves
ice 50 guineas.
Tar LitentiorrON Stamm of M ewe. each, 15 ft, and 5
ealy if declared, with 100 added ; fee 3.yr-olds and upwards;
whiners extra. Two miles. (56 subs., 39 of whom de-
clared.)

MTPlemlng's Magnum Bottum, by lazse/etto—Steelpen.
4 yrs. 74 Mb. 'Norman) I
Capt. Costee'sliztatioti, 6 yrs, Ent Wrigley) 2
Mr. 0. Lambert's Aurelian. 6yra,ed 1). floater) 3
The following also ran - Twi R Amy. The Prophet, The
Prineipsl, Taunus. Dunkekl, West And, and Formidable.
Betting : sto 1 apt Magnum Bosom, 11 to 2 apt Aure-
lia. 6 to 1 apt West End, IC3 to 15 rich apt Dunkeld and
Ihrtatioe, 3 to 1 apt Formidable, 10 to 1 each apt Twilight,
Amy, and The Prophet, nod 103 to 6 apt The Pi incipaL
After a little restive display which folly occupied the seven
or eight minutes the eleven masers were at the post before
time, they were eapitelly started, Formidable, Taunus, and
The Principal showing in front to the Blood, where Duskeld
was fourth, Wen Bad nth, and Magnum Swam mixt. After
needing the top turn Formidable took • clear lead fo,lowed
by Tie Principal and Taunus ; Dnukeld, Map= Bosom,
and Twilight succeeding in • cluster, the Lit two being
Aurelian and Flirtation. Aaceuding the hill Duekeld was
Wulf, and with the esosptioo of Taunus, dropped back into
the company of The Principal, the latter of whom at the
larlapcat was beaten off. On reappeariog in sight, after •
micesont's ateeoce from view, Dnikeld bad obtained the
=seed place, Aeolian and Wert Rod being third and
/earth, and Amy and The Prophet lying aline up with than.
until half-way across the meadows, when they were joined
by Twilight, At the half-mile post Formidable still main.
leased the lead, having with him Daskald, Amy, and West
Bed algae up ; the others, with the exception of The Prin-
cipal and Taunus, being wall up. Rounding the turn Amy
dropped bank to the rearmost pair whilst the rest, upon
ditty piareg the straight, where the lot, with the sweep-
*. of the three--ThePrincipal, Taunus. and Amy—might
he,. bees covered with a sheet. A quarter of a mile from
bane Duakeld deprived Formidable of the lead, and at the
&Mance Flirtation headed Daskeld, and was at the
roe =meet challenged an the left by Magnum
Berium, and on the right by Aurelian. Opposite the
deed Aurelian gave way, sod an interesting race
between Magnum Bottum and Flirtation resulted in
the victory of Mr. Fleming's horse, who won by a neck.
Aurelian was beaten a length from Flirtation. The Prophet
was fourth, and Deskeld filth, close up. West End wee
sixth. The but three roamers up were Twilight, The Prin.
eitiited Amy. Taunus walked is with the crowd.
Avow Brawn of 5 sova. stab, 3 ft, with 30 added,
ter two and 3-yr.oltir ; the winner to be sold far 501.; maiden
glowenees. Five furlonp. (13 =ha.)
Laid Coventry's Salvioal, by Hobble Noble—lenella, 2 yrs,
Coventry's
ilaMmenti 1
Mr. J. IL C. Wyndham's Caren Ts/trade, yrs, Out ebb
Towing)
lard liatimaa's Coimbra, 2 yrs, Oat 41b '3. Orlinshaw)
The following also .an :—Telsoombe, koala lee, a..d Outpost.
Bettis( : 8 to 5 on Salvioni, who made all the running and
wee by • seek. Two lengths separated the second and third.
TM winner was bought by Mr. Weed for 200 guineas.
TRW Citerta PARK Brae= of 5 lova each, with 50 mom
added, for by-olds ; oohs, Set 10tb ; allies. Set 71b ; winos,.
metre and amides allowances. T.Y.C., threoqamtam of a
aria (18 cabal
Mr. J. Merry a f by Wild Dairen—Phew, Bst 21b

(I.:l7awarda) 1
Captain Grays King George, Mit Kb (Inc. 71b extra,
(Ir. Ailanui
Hr.lerildise rniom Jack, Get (Inc. Mb ertn) Casts:me
/be also ran :—The Clown, Lord Cochrane, Bigotry,
awl o by lithe!rt —Cynthia.
!intim :2to 1 apt the Phomy 5
Illy, 3 to 1 eget The
Close, 4to 1 apt Union Jack, sod to 1 art Kin
Illearga. The Phemv filly made play, with the rest, baring
Lard Coarse*, following in a cluster to the commenoemeet
of the ton, where the favourite held a clear head of Kieg
Pomp, Uoiost Jack, and The Clowo, who in close company
were preordain sevenl lengths in Ninon of the remaining
Owe. King George sod Union Jack challenged the Pbemy
Illy, but both failed to get up, and the favonrite woo
deverly, after making all the running. by half a length. King
George sod Union Jock, who fioishod a. dead beat for se.
used place, beat The Clown a length. The Cynthia edit sod
Ind Coehnoe finished side by side many lengths in rear of
TM Como, and Bigotry paned the poet at least a hundred
Are behind the wiser.
Ton QUEEN'S PLAIN of 100 guineas, for 3-yr-olds tad
PlTwo miles.
ows's Caller Oa by Stockwell—Harket. 5 3n,
Set Mb IChalloserj 1
Mr. Thos. Iron's Sir William. 517,, 9st I.llb (car. 10st 21b1
(Ownerl I
Ko betting. Caller On made play throughout, galloped
bar opponent to a standstill, sod posed the winning post
fifty lengths in frost of the butcher's horse.
Tog 911011T8 HANDICAP*? 5 sows. each, 3 ft. with 25
added, for all ages ; winner@ extra. Fire furlongs. (27
•

Lail Coventry's Zara, by the Ugly Beck—Olyinnuts dam.
3 yrs, net gib ;car. est ',detriment) 1
Lord Cabridge's Laden. 3 yrs, est fib .lA. *Gotham) 2
Mr. W. Boberterm's Paddy &Bourke; yvc fat 111,
(khltelto 3
The folleirieg also ran: Lirlugstooe. Way% Yeasy
Eden and
Batting : 2 to 1 apt Paddy O'Rourke, 4 to 1 ant Idstin,
and 9to 2 each apt Zara sad Min Livingstone. The latter.
Paddy (YRourke, asd Wave. raced bead sad head for the
bad, followed by Lbdor. end Zara, about a couple of lengths
aff, with Virginia behind them ; and Fumy Seaton tailed
eff. Yin Lbriagetose pre way Dyne en entering the
.Night, viten Zara joined Paddy O'Rourke. and the Wan
&wring &coped late the rear, Liston joined the leading pair,
Sea and Paddy O'Rourke. At the distance Liston chid-
=7.are, but never getting up was beaten a heed.
v(Yßaurke was only beaten a neck from Livton. Wave
wee beaten three lengths from Paddy O'Rourke. Mat
Livissatose was fifth, and Virginia sixth.
LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE.
ST. LEGER.
S to 1 apt Ranger (off)
100 to 15 Queen Berths (t)
13 to 2 Avenger (t)
9 to 1 Golden Pledge (t to DO/.)
100 to 6 Borealis (t)
100 to R Blum Mantle (of, 20 to 1 t freely)
30 to 1 Lord Clifdea (off)
26 te 1 Donnybrook (off)
10 to 1 National Guard (t)
1000 to 16 Cheerful (off)
1000 to L'S Woldp (off)
1000 NO 8 Bright cloud fan
Often wore made to back either Borealis or Blas Mantle
agniset Lord Clifden.
ADDITIONAL A RILIVALS. —lfikry Copp colt, Imposition,
°whet oolt, Barter, and Gazelsoued.

BETTING AT MANCHESTER, —TrESDA
GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP.
8 to I opt The Sod (t)
14 to 1 FAH of Surrey (t)
16 to I embus (t)
16 to 1 Knnotogro (t)
16 to 1 Moodie (t)
ST LEGER.
4 to 1 apt The Rasp, (t)
6 to 1 Queen Bertha (t)
Ato 1 -- Avow." (t)
8 to 1 Lord Clifileo (oft 10 to 1I)
10 to 1 Ckgdos Map (t)
14 to 1 Woo Nadia (t)
20 to 1 Roroilio (t)
33 to 1 Nationed Userd (t)