The Express.
London, England, 1852-07-28 00:00:00

GOODWOOD RACES.

Goodwood, at ones the pride and bout of English
race meetings, commenced yesterday with all the Mat
which fins sport and princely patronage could not fail to
ensure. The " House party" this year wes unuually
large. Hie Serene Highness Duke Bernard of Saxe Wei-
mar, father of Prince Edward, arrived from Germany on
Monday, and will be the guest of the Duke and Duchess of
Richmond, during the race week. His Royal Highness
the Duke of Cambridge, attended by the Hon. James
Macdonald, also honours the Duke sad Duchess with his
presence. The party also includes Prince theme of Heck-
lenberg Stnlits, Prince and Princess Edward of Bette
Weimar, Duke end Duchess of Beaufort, and Lady H.
Somerset, Duke and Duchess of Bedford, Marquis of
Exeter, Marquis of Norsnanby, Earl and Countess of
Derby, Earl and Countess of Chesterfield, Earl of Jersey,
Earl of Annesley, Earl of Zetland, Earl of Uxbridge,
Baron Bninnow, Lord Enfield, Lord Clifden, Lord Maid-
stone, Lord George Mennen, Lord Ribblesdale, Lord IV.
Lennox, Lord A. Lennox, Lord 0. Lennox, Lord H.
Lennox, lion. General and Mrs. Anson, Hon. Capt. Row,
lion. F. Lawley, Hon. Francis Villiers, Hon. Colonel
Forester, Mr. and Lady Des Virus, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Stanley, Colonel l'eel, Mr. P. Williams, Captain
Pettat, Mr. Greville, Mr. Payne, Mr. Talbot
and the Molecomb party (Lord March's) consists
of Colonel Newton, Colonel Cox, Hon. Major l'itt,
and Mr. Milner. Besides the above distinguished per-
sonages, there were present the Marquis of Waterford,
Marquis of Drogheda, Marchioness of Ailesbury, Earl and
Countess of Wilton, Countess of Desert. Lord and Lady
Newport, Lord A. Fascia:eine, Lord Forster, Lord Tur
riagtoo, Lord Foley, Lord Andover, Lord R. P. Clinton,
Lord Paget, Lord F. Fitzroy, Lord J. Fiteroy, Lord Stan-
hope, Lord J. Stott, Lord Exmouth, Sir It and Lady
Pigot, Sir G. Armytage, Hon. 11. Forester, Hon. Major
Needham, Hon. Capt. Lyon, lion. John Fortescue, Hon.
L. A. Ellis, lion. S. Jocelyn, lion. W. Scarlett, Hon. T.
Stoner, Col. Hornby, Messrs. A. 8. Stanley, H. Fitz.
roy, G. Fitzroy, Meiklens, C. Sanwa, Foljambe, Grab
wicke, A. Lumley, De Burgh, Knightley, ete., &e. The
general attendance was very good for a first day, and tha
weather, until just before the start for the Gratwieke, when
a alight shower fell, favourable in the extreme. The fol-
lowing is • return of the day's sport :
CRAVEN STANDS (HANDICAP), of 6 $0•11. each, with 60
added. One mile and • quarter. (13 subs.)
Mr. Poway's Lammas', 4 yrs, est 610 A. Dsy)
Mr. Millisms's Maria, 3 yes, est
Mr. Pannonia Lithograph, S pm, 74L alb
Mr. 0. King's Nutisoas, 5 yes, 7st nib
(J Goatee
Mr. kikkhaso's No Chance, 4 yrs, Tat 710
Mr. E. Parr's Sanita, 3 yn, 7st Sib
Jesse's Vleleedieee, 4 yes, 74 310 (O. E. Sharp
Mr. I. Oars by Dirdosiehrte oat of Horan, 3 yrs, fiat Sib)
Mr. Ingram'a Dividend. S yes, Gat Sib (It.Bisk":lllariock
Betting: 3to 1 apt Lamartine, and 4to 1 eget aria.
The Hecate colt took the lead at starting, followed, after
they had ran about one hundred yards, by Sanita and
Maria; Lithograph, who got off badly, and Lamartine,
bringing up the rear. They cams thus to the half mile
past, when the Hecate colt gave way? end the running was
taken up by Benito, followed by Mane, Vivandiere, Litho.
graph, tad Laseartine, in which order they ran to the dis-
tance, whore Maria went in front, closely attended by
Lithegzeph, Vivandiere, and Lamartine ; a fine race home
hiandosted by the favourite winning on the post by a head.
Muria beating Lithograph by half a length. Run in 2
mis. 10 lose.

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SWiIIPOTAXIS of 300 son. each, h ft, for 4.yr-olds, colts
let 71b, allies 014 21b. The second to save his stake. About
thief miles and he furlongs. (11 rubs.)
Mr. A. ftkiere InsstemMeter (Templirmiel 1
lase CliMealt Umpsisised (V. Butler I
Lard Kneeler% ftnegelben (Marlow 3
Lard laatest MIN Merman 4
3 to 1 on Newmhister, and 6 to lap H t arptie ord.
Phlegetleta went et with the lead, and rapidly increasing
it after aealdeg the turn, laid nearly a distance in advance
until within thrse.quarten of a mile of home; Newmin-
ster sad Harpsichord then began to draw on him, and at
the distance he was beaten. Newmineter, on his retire-
ment, went on with the running, and won by two lengths.
Run in 7 rain. 20 see. _ -

FIFTY FOUNDS 76;ilded to a sweepstake, of 5 som. each ;
2-yr-olds, 6st 71b ; three, 7st 91b ; four, Bet 4lb ; five,
Bst 123 b ; six and aged, fist. The winner to be sold for 00
son., &e. T Y.C. (13 subs.)
Mr. T. YJses (/old Dust, $ yrs (Bundy)
Mr. Jamses Virasdidre. 4 yrs (Binholosaaw)
Mr. J. M. Illasloy's Note! yrs (Wells
Lord altdss's larseity (F. Boiler
Duke of fiklunceirs e is....rmperor—Coral, 2 yrs earvey
Mr. MageWs fby los— 4 yrs
6=l
r. KalTieS ftels. 4 yrs
Mr. llobson's 0 by liskos—Paados. 4 yrs (0. Brows
Mr. Waging's b g by 14.., d by (ibakspeare, 4 yrs
Lard Exeter% Pbkiretbos. 1 yrs
Mr. Moat as I by Assandale—Lydla longunlik I yrs
esdal
Mr. Mires Gavotte, 9 yes
Mr. H. Mag's Ilenelose, II yrs (T. dberwood
Betting : 3 to 1 agst Gold Dust, and 6 to 1 agst Coticula ;
nothing else backed. Gold Dust made nearly all the run-
ning, and won in a cantes:gbja. four lengths, Virandiere beat-
ing Muting by half • Run in 1 in. 17 KV.
'AVANT STATE/ of 60 son. each, 30 ft for 2-yr-olls ;
colts, Bat 71b ; fillies, Bit 31b; winuen extra; the second
horse to save his stake. Half-a-mile.

Mr. Osbaldsston's Sister to Mountain Dmr, est rib (Hiatt I
Mr. Victim's laisadlac, est 7116 (A. Day 3
Naked Richmond's Willis. Runts. tat rib (Bartholomew 3
Lord Eimer% Marmot of Anion. est Mb ((Norman 4
Mr. E. Far anal Miss Erma, est 31b (IL Gotta 0
Mr. learrys Vsloar, est Mb (Charlton 0
Kr. J. M. Stanley's Hybis. est Mb (F. Butler' 0
Mr. Paymes Gloomy, est 31b Mathias II
Betting : 6 to 4 agst Sister to Mountain Deer, 6 to 1 apt
Hybla, and 6 to 1 each apt Mies Emma and William
Rufus. Valour, with Inacelles, Hybla, Sister to Moun-
tain Deer, and Gloomy, laid up, made the running to the
distaste*, where the favourite went in front, was
afterwards caught, and won in a canter by three lengths,
Lamellae beating William Rufus by a head. Run in
68 sees.

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GIUTWICLII SLUMS, of 100 sore. each, hft ; for 3-yr
old colts, Bet 101 b 011ie., Bat bib ; 31b and +slb allowed, etc.;
the second to receive 200 sore., and the third to save his
stake; the winner to pay 10 rove. to the judge. One mile
and a halt

--Loa Derby's Longbow, tot 71b (F. Battoni .1
Sr IL Pleat's
Mbar Maass, Sit 41b La: 2
Lard IMlnsbls's Tr=4..4lotb. Revers 2
Duke ol ltlobmord's ast telb
Genera Amoco Wag bat lib (carded( Set Otb
(F. Butler 0
Lord ltatisbou's Claverbosio. Ist 10tb (Ibilow 0
Duke of Itiduncod's Rod NW, Ist 31b (J. Green 0
Betting : 7to 4 apt Father Thames, 3 to 1 each agst
Longbow and Ring Pepin, and 6to 1 apt any other. The
race, which wasdelayed nearly a quarter of an hour by
Red Hind's restiveness at the post, was entirely between
Father Thames and Longbow, the latter, who took the
sound place from Nabob half a mile Rum hoots, joining
the favourite at the distance, making his sect a few strides
from home, and winning by a head; Nabob a bed third.
Ran in 2 rein. 44 ink_ - .

Bmaiiofloo son. each, h ft; for 2-yr-old colts,
Bst 101 b, and Win, Ilst ne.; those out of 1/11111111 or got by
stallions that never produced a winner of 100 soy. allowed
31b. ; of both, 61k; the second to main, 200 son, out of
the stakes. T.Y.C.
Doke at Rlalasced's a by Tombstone,.

sent?

M. Drew's Deloass, let elb ----...1
Goa. Aosea's eh I by Das Mut oat at PAW' IVA eeee
Mr. Makes beletrot at —..—
Lard Derby% Hobby Sot 7lb
Lord F‘Matea's V Set lOtb ...
Lord Itioter's Pbrypo, lot Ilb
Lad Memoir% I by Dos hi; eat at Me Set
11r. Merge f by Tbasielome, aat al My of oMoiSmenwt HI
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Mr. 1, War Mow ha Mb ..(Malmoi
Us d Miedeleo Mile Md. Set 1.6
II: 7is II mak mil Barsvla and Deltr to 1
apt fißlea salt, sod It M 1 eget Vanderdocken, and
6to 1 apt Talkurd. The hips away in a line, and with
the eseeptka of the Peleetie salt and Vanderdecken, who
were bastes early, ran la den may to the distance, where
the Retraelka twit took up Ile running, and after a very
elm MO with Delhises. Taltaing by • head ; Phrygie,
Delpsek, Gad Mr. Yana Illy dose up. Run in 1 Jain.
L 9 ma.

at 60 sass. each, for 3•yrolds. One mils

and a e.lc

Load IdolMr% Sisskipl 1
PIP of libiluonrß
Norman
2
Zvoi istlieg. ellater made all the num ng, an won
bya Lag* and a bat Ron in 2 min. 43 sees.
LATEST BETTING ON TEE COURSE.
! MAKS&
1 1 8 to I apt RPM 000DWOOD
I 2 to Y 1
opt CidefJoitico
8 tot borpiso (t) 14 to I Dom Pedro
10 to 1 Walston (t) le to 1 Westboro's
10 to I INsliniew (t) Si to I Cockcrow
IS to I Wilco (t hair)
Lucio to scratched.
000DWOOD CUP.
I toto 2 I
glo apt 81ilton n
117 o 1 8 t
to 1 apt Paddington (I)
7 pto— Berns.
8 to I Little Harry 25 to 1 ilownalnater
The entries for the Cups and Plates, made oa Monday
night, for the Wednesday and following days, are immense.
There are 68 in the Steward's Cup, 60 in the Disks of
Richmond's Plate, 19 in the Queen's Plate, 37 in the 601.
Handicap Plate, and 11 in the Anglesey; the smaller
stakes have also Med weU.

The 11,i•aatssareiie;ine arrived on Saturday last,
heals( had an extolled passage.

TIfE STORK[ or SursoAr.—On Sunday lut, be-
tween six and seven o'clock in the evening, a violent
thunder storm broke over the town of Barking, Essex. A
considerable portion of the church of St. Margaret was
flooded with water, and one of the large pipes of the organ
was struck down by the lightning, fortunately without
any one sustaining any serious Injury by its fall. One of
the singers, a girl between 11 and 12 years of age, of the
name of Louisa Firman (who was in front of the organ),
was also struck by the lightning. A blanket was procured
immediately, in which she was wrapped and conveyed home
to her residence, No. 4, Maria's Cottages, Axe-street, where
she was promptly attended by Mr. Fayer. What is very
remarkable, the electric fluid does not appear to have
scorched or singed her clothes ; they seem as if:they bad
been torn through with a hook. Her back and left side
are seriously injured and burned.