The Express.
London, England, 1863-06-04 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THUPSDAY 4 VFMNG, JUNE 4, 1863.

Mr. Rayner's Dirt Cheap, S nn, Tat Sib.. . (Brsolordj 2
Mr. W. Boor
Lord of Linn., yrs, Fat 9_ .1b . (Hibbard) 3
FIRST TF.AII OF THZ ELEVY3MI ASCOT STAKES
of 10 son. each, with 100 added, for 2-yr-okls ; colts,
Ilst nb ; fillies, Sat 41b. T. Y.C. (57 subs.)
Lord Portsmouth's Becky Sharpe, by Wild Dayrell—Buo-
eaneer's dam, Sat Slb (J, Roster) 1
Mr. Merry's b I by Saunteter—Catastrophe, Sat 4lb
(R. Covey)
Duke Beauveau's Mdlle. de Chamois. Set 41b Flatmam S
The following also ran :—La Belle Ffronniere, c by Skirmisher
—Queen Lily, ibe Abbot, FleberstAn's Daughter, and Alcyone.
The betting opened at 7 to digit Fisherman's Daughter,
but closed at 3 to 1 each apt Becky Sharpe and Fisherman's
Daughter, and 4to I apt Alcyone. Mdlle. de Chamois
made play with the Catastrophe colt and Becky Sharpe on
the whip band, and Fisherman's Daughter and The Queen
Illy colt on the left. They ran in this order to the road,
where Man. de Chamois was beaten, and gave way to
Becky Sharpe and the Catastrophe colt, and the former,
baying the best of the race throughout, won by a neck.
Mdlle. de Chances was a bad third ; Alcyone fourth, La
Belle Feronniere fifth, Fisherman's Daughter sixth, and
The Abbot last.

STAUB of 15 sous. each, 5 ft, with 100
added ; for 2 and 3-yr-olds ; fillies and geldings allowed alb.
To wart at the Cup Coyne post and run in (about half a
mils). (11 subs.)
Baron Rot ehild's Tomato, by Ling Tom—Mmitsnore.
I yrs, est 131 b (lAA Niclathilail)
Mr. W. Hernia lady Abbess, 3 yrs. fist .;Fordhami 2
Count Battliyanrs Midnight lima 2 yrs 7st Mb
(Snows')
Flying Fish and Vivid also ran
. .

Betting : 5 u;i7gl,l F 1 Fiat, 9to 4 apt Indy Ab-
bess, 4to 1 apt Midnight Mani, and 6 to hagat
SECOND YEAZ OF THE FIFTH Ascar BIENNIAL &FAXES of
10 mom. each, with 100 added, for 3-yr-olds ; colts, Sat 101 b ;
filliaa Sat 61b. Old mile. (66 sate.)
Lord Strathmore's Saccharameter, by Sweetmeatc-Deta-

=Mon, Bat 101 b Ouster) 1
Mr. T. Parr's Judea, bat 1011, (Fordhani, 2
Mr. E. Brayleia Tom Fool, Bet 101 b A. Cowley, S
The following also ran: The Old Orange Girl, !adenine. Stock-
owner, Cratton LW, Spitfire Kitty, and ilespodar,
Batting : 2 to 1 apt Saccbarometer, 5 to 2 apt Tom Fool,
and 100 to 15 offered against any other. Hospodar and Old
Orange Girl made ploy fora short distance, when Stock-
owner went to the front followed by Tom Fool, Crofton
Una, and llaccharometer, Tademus being beaten a long way.
At the distance Saccharometer came in between Stockowner

and Tom Fool, took up the running opposite the betting
enclosure, and increasing his adrantage as they went on,
woo by three lengths. Judea, who pared Tom Fool at the
sod Glib, royal enclosure, beat him by half a length. A
similar distance separated Hospodar. from Tom Fool ; Spit-
fire Kitty was filth, Stockowner sixth, Old Orange Girl
Berwath, Crofton Lus eighth, anOTademum last,
Tits Visiross' PLAT' (Handicap) of 100 moos. Once
round and a distance. (19 subs.)
List rr. Bryan's Millionaire, by Pompey—Miss Bennett 6 yrs,
13Ibetance) 1
Lord W. Barlett's Paste, 6 yrs. Oat (8. Rogers)
Lord Portsmouth's Vinegar BM, 6 yrs, Oat 311) Fordham) 3
The toilaring also ran :--(laAsner, Flirtation, Gorse, Dux,
Necklace, Lord of the Isles.
Betting : 4 to 1 each apt Pare, Gardener, Flirtation,
and Millionaire, aod 6 to 1 apt Wasp gelding. At the
second attempt Gardener made play, but in a few strides
Put, took up the running, followed by Gardener and
Gone, Necklace being last, going into the Swinley bottom,
where the Wasp colt took third place. Gardener ran out
before reaching the Brick Kilns, and became last, and
shortly afterwards the Weep colt dropped into the rear.
Millionaire waited upon Vinegar Hill, and Paste to the dis-
tanoa where he came to the front, and woo sully by two
lengths. A neck serrated the wend and third.