The Express.
London, England, 1862-08-13 00:00:00

sPoRTING INTILLIGENOII.

WOLVERIIAMPTON MEETING.—TunDAr.
The Midland Meeting duties the past two years
bee received the patronage and liberal support of the Earl
of Standard and Wgrnegton, sod by that means, mewled
with the extensive mivaseing of Mr. 31'George, the Metier,
has been rained from its former low state to rank as one of
the principal meetings of the Midland counties. The Tier
was well filled, and the course was densely lined with spec-
tators all round the running ground. Half-a-dozen ranee
which had received numerous entries were set apart for the
int day's racing, and large fields contested the principal
events. The weather was doe, and below will be found a
detailed account of the day's running.
"ha STAIFORDsHIRE NURSERY HANDTCAP of Id) erns.,
added to a sweepstakes of 10 aim each, or 3 forfeit ; for
2.yrolds. M inners extra. Straight half mile. (32 subs,
13 of whom paid 3 sOVS. forfeit.)
Mr. Bruce o Gipsy Old, by Turin's-1161d of Corinth,
Tat tub (H. Orinishae) 1
Mr. Ileredyth's Abernethy. 7st alb (Sditiada) 2
Lord stain/anis tea Nymph. OM 101 b (C. Orly)
Betting : sto 2 each against Gipsy Girl and Sea Nymph,
7to I eget Trump and dto 1 eget The Cobbler. They well)
despatched at the first attempt, Abernethy quickly taking
ap the running next the mile, followed by Sea Nymph mod
,Cobbler, with the remainder close up. Just below the dis-
tance, Trumps in the centre and Gipsy Girl on the outride,
joined Sea Nymph. Abernethy. and The Cobbler. Within the
&stenos Abernethy and the Gipsy Girl drew forward, and
the illy catching the leader every stride, won a brilliant
moe by a head. A length and a half between second and
third, the Cobbler • moderate fourth, Trumps was fifth,
Queen of Clubs sixth, Moore seventh, Golden Drop eighth,
end Herdsman last.

THE PATSBOLL STAN= of 5 DOVE. each, with 100 added.
The winner to be sold for 5004 . • if for 1004, allowed 91b ;
ifnot for sale, 71h extra. One mile. (12 rote.)
Mr. Jailers Atherstone, by Touchstone—lady Harriett,
4 yrs, Est 1.116 ;Fordium. 1
Mr. Sanders' Mountain Doe, P yrs (100/.', Est Mb Grim-
show)
Mr. Pratt's Phantom, One X 1001.), WPM • ('lement' 3
Mt. T. Hunt's Astoo, aged 3001.), eat 12Ib Denman! 4
Setting : 7 to 2on Atherstons, and 6 to 1 agst Phaeton,.
After proceeding a hundred yards Atberstone went to the
boat, being followed by Mountain Doe, Phantom, sod
Aston. Half • mile from home Mountain Doe got to the
favourite's quarters ; but upon arriving at the distance the
ist domed ; Atherstone, however, without being headed,
gradually left his opponents, and won by a length. Hall
a doses lengths between second and third, and a similar
distance separated the third and fourth.
Tffit WOLVISItIiaMPTON STAKF.B (Handimp) of 20 soya.
each. 10 ft, acid sif declared, with 200 added by the Earl of
Stamford and Warrington. Winners extra. About two
miles. (72 subs, 44i of whom Day 5 son. each.)
Mr. It Mills.' Hunts:ant, by listaplan—lilas Melbourne,
4 yrs. Set 1216 (Fordhanal 1
, Mr. V. Swindell's Millionaire. b yrs, Bst 41b (Inc 71b extra)
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" (Custarel 2
Mr. Jas. Merry's The Knave. 3 yrs, 7st 11lb (H. Covey
Mr. C. Peck. Jun.'s, Pembroke, 3 yrs, ist bib (Inc 71b extra
(E. Harrison
Betting : to 2 apt Kontdord, sto 1 apt Millionaire,
Ito 1 each apt Sycophant and Pembroke, Bto 1 each apt
The Knave and Prologue, and 10 to 1 apt St. Bernard. At
the second attempt Sycophant jumped awayslightly in front
of St. Bernard and The Knave, who were side by side, the
lest two being Prologue and Pembroke. In the first quarter
eta mile Sycophant increased his lead to a couple of lengths,
hat before arriving at the T.Y.C. port he was headed by
St. Bernard, Knuteford having previonaly taken third place.
Oa entering the straight, St. Bernard took • clear lead,
which he maintained past the stand, Sycophant being
sooad, Knuteford third, Caledou, The Knave, and Fitz Eva
following abreast, Prologue last. At the top taro, having
been once round the course, Knutdord ran alongside Syco-
phant, The Knave, and Ftiz•Eva, who were still in close
company, bat did not attempt at that period to overhaul
St. Bernard, who still had • clear lead. Caledon here
dropped from the front beaten, and was pulled up three-
quarters of a mile from home. At this point Prologue with
Millionaire ran up to the leaders. Approaching the
thre•quarter of • mile post, Knutdord took up the run.
mime, followed by St. Bernard and Sycophant, the remainder,
with the exception of Caledon, taking does order. At the
distance St. Bernard and Sycophant were beaten, and Route-
ford was joined by Millionaire, The Knave, and Pembroke,
and a splendid race home ensued, Knuteford ultimately
winning a most exciting struggle by a neck. A length sepa-
rated the second and third, and Pembroke finished half •
length in the rear of The Knave, Prologue was fifth, Fitz-
Iva sixth, St. Bernard seventh, and Sycophant eighth.
Oiledon did not pass the post.
Tan STEWARDS' Puts (Flandicap) of 40 soya., added to •
aweeretakes of 5 soya. each, 2 ft, for all ages. Winners
*atm. Straight half mile. (= subs, two of whom pay 2
son. ft.)
Mr. Walkers Astarte, by Birth:oh:bet —Vest„ 4 yrs,
Tat Itlb 'Fordham) I
Lord Stamford's Maid of Honour, 4 yrs. Set 7lb (Edwards) 2
Count liatthyany's Coppall, 3 yrs. 7st 316 (Wheatley) 3
Mr. Lincoln s Duplicity, 4 yrs, Mt Mb Including Sib mire)

—(btuLoner) 4
Mr. Smith &Tautology (late Garibaldi), S yes, est alb
T. Trench) 5
Betting : 11 to 8 agat Astarte, 4 to 1 each apt Duplicity
and Maid of Honour, and 10 to 1 each apt Tautology and
lipadoe. Maid of Honour jumped off with a clear lead,
Tautology and Duplicity lying second and third, the favou-
sib being bud but one. On entering the straight Copped!
took second place, and at the diattoce the leaders came
back to their opponents, and half way up were passed by
Asians, who won by a length ; two lengths between second
sail third. and three lengths between third and fourth.
litnator did not pass the poet. The winner was sold to
Mr. Angell for 190 guineas.

Tie iNVILLE WEITER CUP (Handicap). value 100 love.,
ly subscription of 15 soya each, 5 ft, with 50 added by the
LEI of Stamford and Warrington ; gentlemen riders ; pro-
fewientals 61b extra. One mile and • half. (14 subs., three
of whom par 5 son. ft.)
lard Stamford'. Duke Rollo, by Otiando—Sarells. S yrs,
10st (Mr. G. R. Thompson) 1
Mr. J. Sargent's Paul Clifford, 4 yrs, lilt Mb ;In. 6lb ex.)
(Potdhami 2
Mr. Thomas's Gleam, 4 yrs. lOst 91b In. 611, ex.).. Bullock) S
Mr. J. Barber's Coronet, 6 yrs, lost lab (car. Met 121 b)
~Capt. Little) 4
Tk• STANFORD BIENNIAL STAN= of 10 'OM each, h ft,
with 50 added, for 2-yr-olds ; colts, Pet 9lb ; Silica and geld-
for/p, Set Glb ; penalties and allowances. T. Y.C. Half a mile.
(fflutibe.)
Mr. N'hltakers King of flop's, by Lag of Tramps—
Utopia. 9st Including 111, extra, (Bullock) I
lad eitandorde Oscar, Sot Including Mb extra) Edwards 2
Mr. R. C. Nar's Stockbroker. est 61b (Challner, S
lir. Thomas Purr's Index, Sat 31b .Clement; 4
Sir. Thomas Manes BUthlielJ, Yet 121 b ;including Sib extra)
(Kendall) 6
Blotting : Even on King of Utopia, 7to 2 agst Oscar. 4 to
1 apt Stockbroker, and 10 to 1 agst either of the others.
After* little delay, occasioned by the imbues' of Blithfield,
a hoed start was effected, Index and Oscar being Rest off.
fairly in the straight, however, King of Utopia, next
Ilks rails, took up the running. At the distance all the
jockeys were at work, excepting Eullock, who, with Oscar,
are away at the half distance, and Lord Stamford's colt
bairn to get op was beaten a length and a half. Stockbroker
was a had third.
lien was not a bet laid on future events.
YARMOUTH RACES.—TuirsDAy.

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BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—Ttrasusy.
ST. LEGER.
4 to 1 rest Margins (t)
6to 1 Caritctacus (t)
7 to 1 Bocluitooe (t)
14 to 1 Exchequer (t)
14 to 1 Cariabrook (t)
16 to 1 Johnny Armstrong (t)
liethiog done on any event besides those decided at
Wolverhampton to-day.