The Express.
London, England, 1862-09-18 00:00:00

THI RACY.

Amidst breathless expectation, and after one slight
break away, the competitors were despatched simultaneously
at the precise time appointed (2.45). Carisbrook after
proceeding 300 yards went to the front, followed by
Bonny Breast Knot, Lady Alice Hawthorne, the Clarissa
oolt, Bookstooe, Warminster, and the Marquis.
The rear division consisted of Imperatrice, the
Stockwell colt, and Canwell. Up the hill the
pace was severe, but on reappearing, after a
moment's absence from sight, the pace " settled" somewhat;
and here Old Calabar, Lady Alice Hawthorn, and the
Stockwell colt were beaten. Approaching the wood side,
Cariebrook increased his lead to a couple of lengths, his
immediate attendants beiug Imperatrice, Exchequer, Buck-
stone, the Clarissa colt, Marquis, and Warminster, follow-
ing in the order named. Passing along the woodside, the
rear division presented a remarkable tailing appearance.
When they gained the Red House, the competitors, with
the exception of Old Calabar, Lady Alice Hawthorne, and
the Stockwell colt, whose riders had ceased to persevere,
drew into closer order. Nearing the distance Cariabrook
retired, and Warminster at the same time hung out signals
of distress. The moment 34r. Parry's horse was beaten,
Bocketone went to the trout, and being instantly joined by
the Marquis, the struggle, which proved one of the most
exciting since' the time of Voltigeur and Ruaaboroiqb,
commenced. Head and head lay the two favourites, *either
rider daring scarcely to move lest his steed should suffer,
until they arrived at the half distance, when a slight move-
ment on the part of Fordham enabled Buckstone to get
his bead in front. This advantage he appeared
to
i maintain opposite the Stand, but so diffi-
cult twits t to discern, that we could not
positively decide which had the advantage • dozen strides
from home. Chslloner, however, when within an ace of
borne, called upon the Marquis, who. answering gamely,
placed to the credit of the Whitewall stable the eighty-
' sixth At. by • head. Three lengths separated the
second and third, and Argonaut was only defeated by •
bead by the Clarissa colt. Johnny .Armstrong was a bad
fifth, and the rest passed the post pulling up in the follow.
ion order : the Stockwell colt Math, Exchequer seventh,
Hurricane eighth, Impemtrice ninth. and Carisbrook, War.
wielder, nod Caswell next, in the order named. Old Cala-
bar, Bonny Breast Knot, and lady Alice Hawthorne walked
pest the enclosure, bat did not pass the poet.

A Sww.r.rsreen of 10 sows. each. with .50 added; for 2-yr-
olds, 7st ; and three, Sat 1016 ; fillies and geldiep allowed
31b. Red house in. (11 cube)
Lord Stamford's Livingstone, by Fandango—lfiuiroret of
Anitil..t yrs, Tot .!car. 7ot 2d.
,kdorards, I
Mr. ing's 'lamest )loon, 2 ) rs, fat ilib (car. fat )21b)
lord Olasgow's cby Barhatus—finnolita. 2 yrs.ls(l. Baler) Baler)
Tot Ilb
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The following also ran i—Odiee Paddy O'Rourke.
Bettipg : 7 to 2 on Livingstone, and 10 to 1 agst Paddy
O'Rearge. Livingstone waited upon Harvest Moon to the
distance, where he drew away, and won cosily by two
lengths. The Senorita colt joined Harvest Moon at the
Stand, and they finished locked together. The rest were
beaten off.

THE CORPORATION PLATE of 100 son. in specie, "ma
to a handicap sweepstakes of 10 son. each, 5 ft, for all agea.
Winners extra. T.Y.C. (48 wake.)
Mr. Barber's My Mary, by Idle Boy—Alartes, 3 yrs.
(0 Noble) 1

Bars Rothschild's Cause, tyre, est lib g
The followlog also ran :—Cowley, Edo's, Ithig of the
Facet, Egyptian, Olive Branch, Grhastoue, Dust, Fake.
time, Equinox, Intarduca. Richard, Herthase, Dictator.
Bettiag : 4 to 1 apt Cowloy, 5 to 1 ll to
2 each amt Intendant sad Ducat, 8 to apt Reehaid, 10 to
1 each apt King of the Forest cad Egyptian, 100 to 7 apt
MMary, and 20 to 1 agst Cass. After a coosiderable
delay Ducat jumped off tint, and maintained the lead to
the diatoms, where the three placed, away from the rest,
raced to the sad, Dictator winning by a head, and a neck
only dividing the woad and third. Dictator woe objected
to on the ground of a crow, and the taco was subsequently
awarded by the stewards to My Mary.
BAB MAJZOITT'II Firm of 100 guineas, for 3-yr.olds and