The Express.
London, England, 1864-10-07 00:00:00

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HAMPTON AUTUMN MEETING.—THURSDAY.
Tug STAND PLATS (Handicap) of 50 son., for all ages;
winners extra. Three quarters of • mile.
Mr. W. G. Bennett's Yolaptea. by Stockwell-Edney,
•TM Set GO (Jas. l'ilghtingaLl) 1
Mr. Fenwielre Batman, 4 yrs. Tot 121 b
Mr. Hodgman's Vixen, S yrs. ON (Reartneld) S
Constancy. Young Doll, and Maud, also ran.
Protean, 3 yrs, 7st, was weighed foe by Prior, and the
number hoisted upon the telegraph board but the bit of
the bridle breaking in the preliminary coots; he did not go
to (the pint. Prior threw himself off, and fortunately
escaped without any injury beyond a scratched knee. The
horse bolted, and was not caught for some time. Not
having gone tether post all bets about Professor become void.
Betting : Even apt Voluptes, 2 to 1 apt Batsmen, and 8
to 1 each apt Constancy and Maud. Voluptea made play
throughout, and woe beaten three lengths. Vixen was •
bal thin!, and thew others off.
A MILITARY FLAT RACE of 10 WTI. each. One mile.
Cantina' Jell Shalpe's Birdfinder, by Teddington—Birdtrap,
4 yrs, list Alt.-ter), walked over end received 10 son. forfeit.
THrt HAYPTON SITIPLNCRAgE (Handicap) of 10 son.
each, 5 ft, and 3 if declared, with 1001. added ; *inners
extra. About three miles. (15 subs., 3of whom de.
dared.)
Mr. lint's Sir Bobby. aged, tax re.... (George Stevens) 1
Mr. F. Barker's Bracknell. aged, lost 7lb (Stamford) 2
The following also ran - Zodiac, nallycaery, Meanwood,
Wrangler, and Portland.
Betting : 7 to 4 apt Zodiac, 7 to 2 apt Sir Bobby, 5 to 1
each apt Bracknell andlßollycany, and 8 to 1 agst Mean.
wood. Portland made play, followed by Bracknell, Zodiac,
and Wrangler, Meonwood and Sir Bobby lying off
to the first fence, where they all refused except
Ballycesay and Bracknell. Portland lost so much ground
that he was stopped, and at the second fence Zodiac refused,
and could not be got over. Soon after Meanwood refused,
and on posing the stand the lust time Ballycassy held a
clear lead, followed by Bracknell, Sir Bobby lying thi and
Wrangler fourth. On the far sin(. the wane Bracknell
ran up to 13ollyaissy. and Sir Bobby crept up, whilst
Wrangler gradually dropped into the rear; but both he and
Sir Bobby rubsequentl got nearer the leading two. On
entering the Inaillow. Bracknell took up the running, but in
the next quarter of • mile was heeded by Bally, -
nasty, who was joined by Sir Bobby before reaching the last
feoce, to which the pair raced, and Ballycassy falling, Sir
Bobby came away sod woo io a canter, nothing else bang
near. Wrangler also fell at the last fence, and Mr. Frank
Lotan dislocated hit shoulder. None of the other jockeys
or borne who came to grief were injured.
THE Weer MootuT HANDICAP Ptraz of 100 son., for
611 ages. Oeemile.
Mr. B. Marsh's Rapture, by Mdockwell—fttacy, S yrs,
Vet Lb (B. iileUw) 1
Mr..). Wllllames Fanny Heaton. 3 yes, rat ?lb.—Ticker) 2
Mr. Boa'. Corinthian Tom, S ETS. 7st 71b l'Anaoal
The follow log also ran : Barter, amend. Pence, Little Dick,
Batsman, Vanquisher, Constancy, The Sage, Golden Cruet, Bud-
worth, Roes Lee. and Annington.
Betting : 2 to 1 apt Golden Cross, 4 to 1 apt The Sags,
7 to 1 eget Clementi, 100 to 15 agst Barter, 8 to I agst Polies,
100 to 12 apt Rapture, 12 to 1 apt Constancy, and 20 to 1
each against Rosa Lee and Budworth. Barter made play
for 200 yards, when he wag headed by Batsmen, who gave
way to Golden Ca:eget the turn, he carrying on the running
into the straight, where Rapture went to the front and woe
by three length• A neck separated the second and third.
Barter was fourth, Golden Cross fifth, Rosa Lee sixth, Bud-
worth seventh, and Vanquisher last.
Tee Buser STAKES of 5 sovs each, with 23 added, for all
ages ; selling and other allowance. 5 furlongs.
Mr. Moes'i Corinthian Tom, x yes (1004), Set 3113,
It. Plinio.) 1
Mr. B. Mysterious Indy, S yrs 334). let Sib,
(Ribberd)
Mr. Abrases f by Loup Garda-Impression, 2 Fre ,k 01.),
Sat 111 b 'Jackson)
Betting : 3 to 1 oo Mysterious Lady, and 10 to 1 apt Co-
rinthian Tom. Mysterious Lady led into the straight,
where Corinthian Tom took up the roaring and woo by
three.quarten of a length. A bad third. The winner was
bought by Mr. Bayley for 145 pines'.
THE GRAND MILITARY STIMPLICHAeR, of 5 son each,
with a cup added ; 12st nth ' • gentlemen riders; proles-
atonabi, 71b extra About 3 miles.
Mr. A. W. F. Greenlee Yellow Gal, aged. 12st
(Copt. Reeltb) 1
Capt. Knot its Light of other Days, aged, 12a 71b (inclu-
ding 7lb ex (J. land; 2
Capt. Brune nil May Day late Shan vonVocht), 6 Yrs. 71b
(Incleding 7lb en) (Faulkner) S
Concave also ran.
Betting : 6 to 4 on Yeller Girl, who waited a long way
in the rear until within • mile of the chair. when 0380004
with Light of other Darn, quitted him in the straight, and
woo by six lengths. Slay Day, who fell oil her had at the
last fence, but did not unseat her jockey, was • bed third.
Tae HANDICAP 'Luepke Race did sot produce • race.
LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE.
CESARKWITCR.
7to 1 apt Mail Train 3ti I 25 to 1 apt Planet :t)

NORTHALLERTON RACLS.—TarazDAy.

Talc TWO-Tlalt-OLD STAMM of 5 som. each, with 25
added; colts, Sat 10lb ; fillies, Bst 71b; poslties sad al-
lowances. Seeped to save ails stake. T.Y.C.
Mr J. Osborne, Wild Poppy, by Wild Myren—Helena
D Sat bib (J. Laborite) 1
Mr. Rlagross's Lady Sykes, sat 410
Mr. Gregory's Moll Plague, Mt 411) (Worse))
The following also ran --Nu, Holstein, and Peratfine.
Betting : 5 to Yoo Wild Poppy, 4 to 1 apt say other.
Woo may by a length ; five lengths between second and
third.

Taal JrTimas SILLY:CC Sl'Azzio of 3 loom rock with
25 aided; for 2•yT-olde ; colts, Sot 71b; Set 31b.

IlliottliPoetrick, by Tandango—PrWade, Sat 71b
(J. Marsden) 1
Mr. W. ficott's f by Wingenunde or Scandal - Molly
Malvne, bat Mb ('Deter)
Mr. Jackson's Mackintosh. Eat Vlb 'Do)le; 3
The following also ran :—f by landango—Morra, and f by
Knight of Avenel—Lady Don.

Betting : 6to 4 n Mackintosh, sto 1 apt Partrick. Won
by two lengths ; the name botweser sewed and third. The
winner wan bought by Mr. H. Hall for fortyoix pilau
Tun GMT RIDING HANDICAP of 5 sou. each, 3 ft.,
with 60 added: winners extra; wood area his stake.
About cue mile and a.balf.

iir-.J:Zilx;rai'iiSOcssa.- iy 13•Tosioster—Itsdrsos. 3 yrs.
ast Mb (Carroll) 1
31r. J. Ocotes Toot Tool. S yrs. Ott tae ... &ours, 3
Mr. L. Yeckett's Mr Malkin, 3 yrs, est 71b
traymada and liorklorword 0110 no,

Betting : Eve; ow Tool Tool, 3 to 1 apt Vassar, 5 to 1
apt any other. Woo by t►reo lengths ; two lengths be.
tweets wood and thud. A bad North.

Tax Votozrzaaa' rIATZ of 25 len., added to a Sweat.