The Express.
London, England, 1863-12-02 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

CROYDON STREPLECRASFS.—TWDAY.
Tan Caoroos StAKIB (Handicap), el eon. each, with
30saided. Views extra About three miles.
Br. Barter's lronsides, by Defiance. aged. 104 elb
e/no. Land) 1
Mr. Hurray's Frank (Brother to Lady" • Held . 104
121 b faleards) 2
Kathleen also ran.
Till AIIIRAY Srafffs, of 3 sows. each, with 25 added,
Joe 3-yr-olds and upwards. The wiener to be sold for tiW.
Saw allowances. About two miles. (7 subs.)
Mr. M. Pronses Klngtou, by Priam of Wales—Wearel,
6 yrs h cd. ,]OLD lest b
Hogunawisufiesui. aged AU), 104 IVb 0. Hotmani 2
Mr. Arthur's Vulture, aged ISOI. , lost IDb... J. Searlel
The followini aloe ran Telegram, Harriett, Alba, and Strike.
A HCATEILS STAKICh Of 5 soft. each, with 20 added,
lbt 71b each ; villages 01011. About two miles and a half.
(9 saes.)
Wu York a The Old Squire. by Voltigeur,.6 yrs. 124 7lb
titan Tempest) I
Mr. 7. Barker's The Prior. aged, 12'b 71b.. Ile. llumford)
Mr. Cass 'a Valentine, pedigree unknown, aged, 124 7lb
Owner) S
The folinwing also ran : Tipple Cider, Lolly Hawn, Caplet,
Bravo, Alcibiades, and The Duffer.
The IKSKEIPIEBs' PLATE (Handicap) of 501. Winner*
Sidra About two miles sod a half.
Wr. W. S. Chapraan'a Harkaway, 6 yrs, 10et 101 b
.11. r. F. Lotan 1

Hundord's The Don, aged. Malin Owner) g
The following also ran : Cartaarow, Cbarley Gray, Fond
Mind, Speedy, Miss Maria, Irivk Make, Bravo, and British

WINNIN*I 'Talcum—The turf actuaries give us
the statistics of the winning loc.kies. Fordham, although
he began badly, finished at the head of the poll with •
moon of 10$ winners, having made up his leeway very fast
within the last two months. " The Grinwhaws," lays
• sporting correepondent, "must have bean coining money
by the moutits they have bad during the you, Henry
laving won 46 and Jemmy 74 times. Challoner has bad •
lremeedosis year all things considered, and no lees than
00 times have the judges decided in his favour ; no with
his retaining fee from Mr. Savior, and presents, he most
be making a rapid fortune. &ammo is only one behind
him. and had he not been kept away from Dormater by
being operated on for a carbuncle he would just hare beaten
him, for there were three or four winning mounts which
be was obliged to resign to Fordham, at whose wedding last
weak he acted as beet man. With such stables as Lord Stam-
ford's and Mr. Merr's it is not surprising to find Edwards
so high np the tree, -and what the Ascot Cup has been to
lam tb Oaks will be to Aldassft, who has got through 40
none Ines be commenced in the spring. Doyle is makimg
good and, in addition to the practice be gets from
the Dawson, John Scott has extended to him his
patironegs. Matt Dawson has given Covey some good
misieues ; sad Judd is a treasure to John Day, and the
legitimists sticeseeer to Alfred. Among the middle weights
'mays has takes • conspicuous position ; and Job Mame
of the northern light weights is clearly the flower. Snow.
des ban dose good business io the North under exceptional
etzwuretaeoes, and the Taylors have lost none of their
form. arm bows has proved !Amamif the fine jockey the
world ackoowledges, and Wells cannot complain of his want
of luck."