The Express.
London, England, 1864-08-25 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

YORK AUGUST KRRTING.WIDNII9DAY.

This manias opmed with weather very thmlar to that
of the prerithe day, the wind being cold and the clouds
threatening rein. The preceding evening, in the entecrip-
tioa-rootos, wee only remarkable for the flatness of theca.
Wien, and was little like what is usually the eve of the
Ebor. The Miesidenee on that:three was large, bat by no
mune in exam of late years, though in the nag there was
evidently an aceseenoe of visitor.. The Ebor Handicap,
which her been rife with "deed 'nos," appeared to excite
but little interest with the general public, and overnight
speculation was confined to the three favourites. The
morning business was of a very uninteresting character, and
rernarkehle only for the introduction and almost immediate
knocking out of one or two of the outsiders. The Clown
was one of these wetly put up, and when " the ring" as-
sembled within the betting enclosure on Knavesmire, as little
se 6 and 7to I was taken about him. His retrogression,
however, rapidly followed, sod at 2.15 the fielders were
prevented getting say more money by the athouneenient of
his being struck out to the clerk of the course. Eleven races
were on the card, and at ONO o'clock they commenced with
the Hopeful Stakes, which ended with a walk over. Spe-
culation was then directedaquarter of an hour subsequently
to the Filly Sapling Stakes, for which four ran, and the re-
mit of which proved the judgment of the backers by the
themes of Siberia. For the Loodesborough Cup only three
of the sixteen entered were absentees, Stirrup Cap at
the tint bele; backed at 6 to 1 for small amounts, bat sub-
sequently retired to 100 to 6, the principal investments being
made in favour of Queen of Tramps, Brindisi, Kilkenny,
sod Ilawkshes. The Prince of Weiss' Stakes introduced
to public nodes Mr. Jackson's Jupiter, which, it will be re-
membered, wee backed by the spirited owner for 10,0004
against Liddisstoa in the Derby. Notwithstanding, the
knowledge of this bet had little influence with backers of
horses, who firmly relied on the " form" of the
French horse Gontrau, who justified the odds laid
ea him by winning easily. A great favourite in East Lynn
foe the Baseline Stakes war upset by Peeress, a fashion-
ably bred filly, the only other backed of five runners. The
field for the Ebor, as was generally expected, was small,
only eight rumen going to the poet Imme lately upon
the numbers being hoisted, it was seen that "Little
Grimmy," who bed been reported all the morning as likely
to ride Mouhey, was engaged for the Highfithr's dam, the
latter animal became an immense favourite, the choice being
inch as to give him an entire call of everything in the race.
Immediately the horses got to the peel they were started in
compact order, but in a quarter of a mile East Lancashire
assumed a clear lead, Nemo, Raglan, and Welcome forming
his immediate followers. Little variation occurred until
within a quarter of a mile from home, where Raglan and
Nemo hauled East Leeceehire, the two running an exciting
race home, which was increased in interest in the last
dozen strides by Deepair getting up. The SUCCUMB of
Yr. Poweey's colours sae only secured by a head, which
separated ascend and third. A full deecriptMa of the race
will be found appended,
Tax HOPIITUL &YAK= of 23 eon each, 10 ft, for 3-yr-
olds ; oohs, Sat 1011) ; fillies, fist 61b ; winnerkextra. One
untie sod a hen. (4 MOs.)
Duke of fit. Albans' &indlal, by Intaplan—Mlitletoe,
tat loll: iF. Adams) ir.o.
Tax FILLY ELLPLING SLUM ci 50 sove , 30 ft, for 2.yr-
old Whew, Bst bib each. T.Y.C. Five turkey 44 yards.
(15 subs.)
Duke of Beaufort's filberts, by Mumorke—Flgtree,
bat 101 h kForthara) 1
Lord Glasgow's t by Young Melbourne, dam
Al Gem.. I
boy—Kira* Ist Idb Calderon) 2
Count Y. de Lagrange's Brioche :bred In /Yuma) Out bib
ilidwards, 3
Bonnie lass also rut.

ItAting : sto 4 on Siberia, 4 to 1 each apt Bonnie Ls
sad Lord Glasgow's filly, and sto 1 apt Brioche. Siberia,
Mit the rails, held a alight lead of the other three untal
approaching the distance, when Lord: Glaagow'e filly
dropped into the rear and Brioche shortly afterwards drop-
iptnil away, Bonnie age mad* her effort opposite the Stand,
taut fadiug to reach Siberia wee pulled up end passed by
the other two, the Duke of Beaufort's lily grinning by a
lsoph, which distance separated the aeooad and third.
Bonnie Lau wee close up with Brioche.
Tax Losnasiosouog Cur of 50 goys. in specie, added to a
handicap stakes of 5 son. each, for all ages. Three-quarters
el a ode. (16 imba)
Captain Griky' s Stirrup Cap, by Disc an Dhurras—myrtills.
yrs, st (Cra wshaw) 1
Br. W :taunders's Queen of Trumps, 3 yrs. eat 31b
(J. Otinsahaw) I
Mr. I. H. Jones's Skylark, 3 yrs. eat 1M:. kLoatesktdy
The following also ran : Lady Lonlaa, Kilkenny ;lane
ORearke., Dean Swift, ittindm, Mlle Pickle, Havikahaw, Gam-
bound, C:unquot the Jester, Lyra, and Catalogue.
. _ _

Betting 9to 2 apt Queen of Trumps, 3to I apt Brie.
des, 6to 1 apt Kilkenny, 8 to 1 seat Hawkahaw, 10 to 1
each eget Mies Pickle, Lyn, and Catalogue ; 100 to 8 'pima
Ohicquot the Jester, and 100 to 6 seek sot Stirrup Cap,
Dann Swift, end Lady Loma After a delay resulting front
two failures and waiting for the return of Stirrup Cup,
whose jockey, having broken a stirrup leather, came to the
enclosure, and they waited for his return, they were
steeled. Queen of bumps, Brindisi, Kilkenny, and Sky-
lark got the best of an indifferent nest, Cidapat the
Jester being left a long way in the rear. Queen of Trumps
held the lied to the distance, wbere Ka7lsrk took a clear
lead ; bat opposite the Stand Stirrup Cup emerged from
the body of horses which had just previously closed up,
and, with Queen of Trumps. the trio ran a splendid race,
Stirrup Cup winning by a heed, which distance divided the
second end third ; Brindisi wee fourth, aid Kilkeney fifth,
wed Lyra sixth, liawkahaw being teat.

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THE Pantes or Wilia's Svssas of 10 son. each, with
50 added. toe 2-yr-olds ; oohs, Sit 1011); sod fillies, Sat Sib ;
maiden allowsne.ss. T.Y.C. (Five farkeiga, 44 yards.)
(19 sobs.)
Baron Niviam's Ocestran, by Pits Gladiator—Golconda,
MS lib 'Edwards) 1
Mr. t Wakes Wings of tbe Wind, est Sib .... (Lnstanos) 2
Mr. J. Jseisoses Jupiter, Est 101 b (Doyle S
The Mooing also ran :—Brown Bread, Lisette, and Sister to
lady Augusta.

Betting- dtoSoaGootno,4tolagstWmpoftheWind,
and 10 to 1 each apt Jupiter and Sister to Lady Augusta.
Jupiter and Wings of the Wind win head and head to the
half distance, where the forsierdied away, sod Goutrau came
to the trout, and woo by • length, halt a length separating
ascend and third, and a neck third and fourth.
Tat RAWCLIIFI STAKES of 10 soya each, h ft, with 50
added, for 2-yr.olds ; colts, Set 101 b ; fillies, Set 71b; oer-
tain penalties and allowaness. T.Y.C. (Fire farloap,
44 yards). (16 subs.)
tar. IL W. Cameron's Peareas, lby Newmlnster—Maln-
brace, Sat 7lb la. Grunshavrt 1
Mr. IL Wilkinson's Past 14nq ea bib ~ac. lab extra,
;ARtcrott, 2
Lord Wlllon's Approver, Sat 7lb
Venice sail Gleuerallastnio also ran.

Battiest 11 to Bon Bad Lynn, aud 4 to 1 apt Peeress
The hitter made all the nutmeg, and woo easily by three
aiulengths
dar ist a; a
am leogth seperated
divided the th the
so seooud
four thand. third, and •
e ir d d

THE CHEAT Enos HANDICAP STALES of 100 Ewe., added
So a sweepstakes of 20 Bove. each, 10 ft, and 5 only if de-
clared • wieners extra. Two miles over the Old Comae.
(60 sobs, .;2 of whom paid 5 nova. ft.)
Powiny's Raglan, by The Hero—Lady Somerset, 4
yrs, r;gl 611 Morris) 1
( Mr. am.ery's Nemo, S yrs, Sat 71b ,ear. Set 91b) :Llirrot;) 2
Lord 'Littman's flesPair, 5 Yrs, Tat bib sanded ist illb;
(Challoner, 3
The followleg also ran :—Sist Lancashire. Weloorae, Ghillie
Callum, iloulsey, and Daniel O'Rourke colt.

Betting : 2 to 1 apt East Lancashire, 100 to 30 each
apt Hightlyer's dam colt and Welcome. 5 to 1 apt Raglan,
100 to 8 apt hfeamy, 100 to 6 apt Despair, 40 to 1 apt
Gillis Callum, 50 to 1 apt Nemo. Fiat Lancashire made
play, followed by Nemo, Raglan, and Welcome, I)eepair
sad the High Eyer's dam colt, close together, lying next,
Gull. Callum and lioulley bringing up the rear. At Driog-
houses East lAiscashire was leading by two lengths, his im-
mediate followers being as at first, meeptiog that they were
a little further apart. No variation in their respective
positions occurred until reaching the mile and a quarter
post, where Raglan took third place, and waiting upon
.Nemo and East Lancashire to the distance, got his bead in
front. Half way up East Lancashire dropped away, and
opposite the stand Despair came with • rash, and as
interesting race ensued with the three, Raglan winning by
• head ; the same between second and third; East Lan-
cashire waa fourth. Welcome fifth • Higlifirer's dam oolt
sixth, Gillis Callum seventh, acid Moulaey eighth, the laded
two being last throughout.
FIRST YEAR OF Tat NINTH NORTH OF ENGLAND BIER.
sr.trass of 10 sole. each, with 100 added, for 3.year-
olds ; colts, Mat 10lb ; fillies, Set 5.b allowances and penal.
ties. T. Y.C. (68 whs.)
marquise./ liaetlegi Ibe Duke, by Rockwell—Bay Celia,
art iFordhasa, 1
Mr. C. smith's LOWS/ e. Net lelb (W Mll3oo+ll 2
Mr. C. A. Badgers's Irritation. alt 518 (Dlyelkaber; 3
Brown Bread she rue.

Bottiog : 100 to 15 on The Duke, who waited upon the
Lioness colt till opposite the stand, and, after a close finish,
nun by half-a-length.

Toe la..tenow ratiei of 30 son, each. h It. for 2-year-
side ; colts. gat 10th; fillies, Bet Glb. T.Y.C. (4 Jule.)
Duke of St. Albania 'Trapeze, by Voltigeur -lrlekstress,
tut iilb
Mr. linstleld's Lord Waldegrave, fret 1011, Perry; I
The pair were alternate favourites, but at the close 5 to 4
wu laid so Lord Waldegrave. Trapeze led to the duateuce,
where Lord Waldegrave headed him ; but, after an exciting
struggle, Trapeze got up, and woo by half •a-length.
Tim Lamer STAEZa of 5 eon each, with 30 added ;
weiO gam; age; with selling and other allowances. T.Y.C.
Garotter, by trazi—Dtaaa, 3 yri '401,, Ist 1011) .. (Lawson) 1
Mr. crook's Loafer, 3 yrs 401 , 7st 10th . It Taylor I
Lord Weitzaveland's Crateatatlon, 3 yri ;401;, 7st 7lb
(Looks)

Obedience and Jig alto ran.

Betting : 7 to 4 apt Loafer, sto 2 apt Jig, 4 to 1 apt
Garotter, 6to leach apt Oatentotioa and Obedfesca. Won
by foar lengths ; same between 'wood and third. Jigdid sot
pa the post. The wiaaar wee bought by Mr. Bieokiros
far 200 pupas.

lin Nadvirces PLAT) of 100 pious. Two miles.
Mr. POWs Ohbalinter, by lieiratinater-81b31. 6 yra
rd 12Ib (W. Boyce) 1
lard Glaorpw's Strafford. 3 2TI Set 313 (Ford/law 2
Mr. Hetlimb Cathedral. 3 yre, Etzt alb (Osborne) 3
&inapt& also rata
111stlias : 6 to 4 as Oldmisefer. 7 to 4 apt Strafford. Sus.
spies made the reaping for ban s mile, wheo °laminates
mot to Um front sad woo by ball • length.
Tax Teas Sr. Laois of 25 atm sash, for l►r.slda;