The Express.
London, England, 1862-08-01 00:00:00

Mr. &vile's Bucktnhank

Mr. Maninakft Margery (Drew) g
Betting : 7 to 4oa &Arnhem, 3 to 1 sgat lamellae, and
6to 1 apt Margery. Immediately the Beg fell Innellan
rushed to the front and took a commanding load, with the
favourite in the centre and Margery last. There was no
alteration in the positions of the runners to the end for ln-
nallan cams on, and though Aldcroft made a vigorous effort
on Buclumham opposite the Stand, he was never able to
catch Innallaa, who woo cosily by four lerspbs. Margery
was a bad third.
THE FRET YEAR OF THE TwELPTH BINTAICK MEMO-
' NAL STAKES, a triennial stakes of 10 sows. each. for foals of
1860 ; colts, Bst 7lb ; fillies, Bst 41b. T. Y.C. (28 subs.)
Mr. J. Bowsgs Old Orange Out, by Klnistaa—Mowerina,
is 4lb Aldcroft) 1
lord Stamford. Alsean, Bst nb (A. Edwards) 2
Mr. H. Smile s Prince Lir Bea Bst 71b (0. Fordhan)
Betting : 7 to 4 apt Off Girt, 4 to 1 agst Declare-
Mon, and 6 to 1 apt lady Saparior and Aroma. The
JOILIifOA filly acted as pioneer,llowed by the favourite,
Aracan, Diralaratios, Lady isr. and PAK.* 800.
the Splisvois esti wtrippiag M. 'fhb order they
the commeocrement of the rails, where Declaration and
AISCIIII took closer order, Prince Le 800 having also lin.
proved his position. At the Enclosure end the Jomima filly
was beaten, and immediately afterwards Declaration dropped
back, and opposite the Stand Old Orange Girl took up the
running, followed by Lady Superior, Amman, and Prince Le
800. Mr. Saroo's filly, however, died away in a few strides
further, and left Armen and Prince Le 800 in pursuit of
the favourite, who, however, want ma and won wily by
three lengths. A head divided the second and third ; lady
Superior was a good fourth ; and the Jetnium filly, well up,
was fifth. The other two were beaten some distance.
A SWEEPSTAKES of 50 sows. each, hft, for 11-yr-okla ;
colts, Bst 7lb ; fillies, Mt 21b. One mils and a half. (8

subs.) •
Colonel Towneley's Imperataics, by Orlando—Salo/ff.
Bst tlb (Bullock) I
Mr. Henry's Meek. bet 7lb litliZyt) 2
Mr. Merry's The Knave. Bet 71b
Lord Staudord's Blackeock, 84 7lb (A. I,dwards) 4
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Betting : 5 to 4 apt Liperatrice and 5 to 2 apt The
Knave. The running was made by Mal*, who was fol-
lowed by The Knave and Impenitrioe, Blackwell lyiag some
distance in the rear. Coming into the straight llakot bald
a lead of a couple of lengths ; The Knave and Imperatrice
side by side following, Lord Stamford's colt bales half •
dozen lengths from the leader. Upoa entering the strsight
The Knave on the inside closed with Malek, mid dreeeeding
the hill I mperatrice split the two, the three running abreast.
i Approaching the lawn Blackoook joined the trio, and when
the enclosure was reached the quartette might have been
covered with a sheet. Opposite the stand Bullock called
upon lmpenitrice and, answering instanter, she came away,
but Malek coming again in the last few strides, only won by
a neck. Two lengths separated the second and third, and
Blackoock was an indifferent fourth.
Tan RACING RTAILNa of 50 Bova. each, for 3-yr.olds ;
colts, fist nb ; fillies, fist 41b. Winners extra. One mile.
(5 subs.)
Lord Staisford's Cepheus by Blame Galaxy, Set llb
(A. Edwards) 1
Mr. Gratwleke's Ashford, Pat 7lb
Betting : Bto 4 oa Ashford, 2to 1 apt Cepheus, and 20
to 1 apt Dwain. 'billiard. who ran in blinkers, went to
the front immediately the flag was lowered, Cepheus pro-
ceeding second. and Dune= about a length in the rear of
Lord Stamford's odd. They continued in this order to the
turn into the straight, where Ashford, running very =-
kindly indeed was peeled by Cepheus, and Duneira, having
been outpaced, was pulled up. Ashford subeequcetly re-
fusing to make effort, Cepheus was left to canter home,
which he did five lengths in advance of Mr. Grateicke's
Dolt.
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TNT GOODWOOD Car, the gift of the Duke of Richmond, I
value 300 Bova, added to • subscription of 20 *ova. each, !
h ft. Two miles and • half. (26 subs.)
Lord William Pewlett's Tim Valiner. by Van Galen—
a_yre, lot 710 ,•Bullock: 1
Lord St viiirelini LWOW. STN, 7ot 71b (Hibberd, 2
Mr. A. Nicholas The Wizard, 6 pe, Sat 71b.... (K. Rogers;
Betting : 9 to 4 apt Wizard, 100 to 30 apt Tim Whiffler,
9 to 2 not Fairwatior, 6 to 1 apt Zeeland, 10 to 1 apt Feu
de Joie, 10C to 8 apt Audrey, sod 20 to 1 apt Umpire.
The seven russets appeared upon the course a quarter of as
hour before the appointed time for starting. When the
ground had been cleared the Wizard, ridden without whip
or spur, was the first to take his preparatory canter. Fair
water afterwards talloped towards the starting pod aloe*,
and at a short interval Tim Whiffler load Zetland in front of
the steed. Audrey subsequently cantered by, end Fen de
Joie followed, Umpire (in blinkers), who was
lead with a leading string, was walked to the
middle of the Stand, and, upon being loosed, he bolted side-
ways towards the judge's box, and with some difficulty was
prevented from running into the railings. His subsequent
freaks caused the spectators in that neighbourhood. who had
assembled to witness the start, to disperse in disordered
batches. At 23 minutes to 4 o'clock the lot were marshalled
in front of the Stand by Mr. McGeorge, in the following
order :—Wizard, Zetland, Audrey, Feu de Joie. Feirwater,
Whifiler, and Umpire, the later on being relapsed by the
mu in charge of him, walking quietly in the rear of Lord
Wands Powlett's horse. The lot were walked slowly
se, sod, returning towards the starting poet, they were'
Crdue to the rails surrounding the Lawn and
use, Wizard leading Zetland, Audrey, Pen de Joie,
Fairwater, Tim Whiffler, and Umpire to the post. Before
they were got in Hoe for the start Feu de Joie, Zetland,
Audrey, and Tim Whiffler broke away, the other three re-
arising statioeary at the post. At two minutes before the
boar fixed for the race (3.45) the seven competitors were
despatched simultaneously, Umpire (next the rails), after
proceeding a few strides, appearing is frost. His slay in
that position was, however, of skeet &ratios, for upon
pining the Steed Fordhani " @awed" his bead, sad Zeeland
took rep the running, with Tim WblMer and Audrey is
close attendance, Umpire haring bees palled Into the fourth
I place, Fairwater asd Feu de Joie, ads ley side, *gag seat,
' and Wizard lad. A few strides further Thu Whiffler tech
up the running, Zetland going os second. Audrey, akin to
the rails, sect, Fairwater and Fee de Joie, is eampasy,
following, Umpire, clear of the quieted% seat, mid
Wised still but. At the bend, gybe emit et the
' straiAt, Audrey took übSe render humln siteasesof the
The Wiliam
and Zealand, them trio ilighte
remainder, who were by Uateae, Fairweder big
fifth, Fen de Joie sixth, sad Wi@asd s the rear. Geis
round " the clump," Audrey NM maintained the had, Tim

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dissmared and when they err into eight Tim Whiner
wag a ltte in frost of Tatiand and Audrey, who wen aide
by side, t three lengths in advance of the rest. Lord
116 Vincent's oat, r they and. the tarn into the ansetelth
for born drew near to Tim Whiner, and was quicklY
eloaßidr iii a. Fair berg ; and Winard, vie had
just from the rat, fourth the 'vast
three bac at period quite out of raft. Tim Widnes
aad Zethad degraded the hill egpr tly looked tegethis,
and at an interval el several were followed by Fair-
welt and Whiled. At the dishrag the ris was vstexaki
over, Wolk titling with the permit egestogarser the
Uhrier Cop beep, who, quitting LAM se ease
towards home, was in a canter 11=0 lesCb. herd.
who wag 2D is the
rear al Vimmtrot sod Faireater enehrards
trotted by the stand,l:st did sot par the pest Untillit
and Audrey walked tress the half distance.
THE Motaeorraz WAIIB of 50 sows. each, h ft, for 2-1r-
old.; colts, Sr Tlb ; IWiea, Bst 4lb ;• winners extra; the
wooed is lave his star. T.Y.C. sake.)
Mr.Maarts a hp Lord et Ms lies—Wsip.B47lbraolI
Coquet 1. Pe Lagreags'sensagme. 121 b • ROLM
Sir B. Ds Tames shone, Bat 71b
3 : 11 to 10 apt Automaton, 100 to 30 apt Amiss-
n6o,64l:l apt the Wasp colt 10 to 1 apt Curie. Automa-
tist, with J. Goiter up for the first time is Lord
Illainfced'a colours, made the ruining, followed by
Wasp colt and Armagnac. to the half distance,
where the " Frenchman took a slight lead, but
for • few strides, for the Wasp colt challenged, and
hen tapieles pair cosi. dOt away
is Peer oi TlL7l6riett
the word beating the third by three
Ter 0111C11/BTIII SUM (handicap) of 10 nova. each,
half ft, with 100 added, for 3-yr-olds and upwards. T.Y.C.
(21 subs.)
Duke of Beaufort's Birdhill, by Mrdrstcher—Pot
Johnam's dam, 3 can, 7at Judd)) I
Captain Christie'. Spiosboa, ears, eat 10Ib .(Fordlians 2
Lord Westatorelasd's Bumbt of the Bath, g yrs, gat lib
Orimitlahn)
Betting : 6 to 2 apt Knight of the Bath, 5 to 1 each apt
Birdhill and Spicer:, 6 to 1 apt Triphone, 10 to l each apt
Apg and Enfield, 12 to 1 apt Wild Duck, and 20 to 1 apt
Vancouver. After a loot delay at the post, Spin/box came
away first, followed by Tisipbooe, Knight of the Bath and
Birdhill. lialphoos was beaten at the distance, and Bird-
bill got up to the girths of Sprelica, wren be headed oppo-
site the stand, and won by three garters of a length.
Four lengths between .err d and third. Agag was fourth,
Wild Duck fifth, and Peignoir last
TIMID Yen or TIE Timm Hanna Yammer.
13razaa of 10 sem rick for 4-Tholdti ; colts, fist nb ;
fist 21b. Qnswes Plate Course. (29 inks.)
Mn. OgWassloWs Camden, by ittockwell—itylphies.
tot ilb (Samoa) 1
Mr. if. flevile's 8.1 71b
Betting to las Camera*. Won in a canter.
LATEST BETTING.
ST. LEGER.
11 to 2 apt Marquis (M)
to 1 Crier= (t)
10 to 1 Buckram (t)
12 to 1 Cariebrook (t)
20 to 1 Exchequer (t)
20 to 1 Hurricane (I)
26 to 1 Neptunua it)
1000 to 30 hoperstrice (t)