The Express.
London, England, 1864-09-07 00:00:00

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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
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• WARWICK SEPTEMBER MEETING.
TUESDAT.
pia Ml** has been distingrished for the
operation on the pirt of bookmakers against the St. Leger
&Tot:miss ; but'it was significant on the present (1021111i071 (or
fie advancement from oheourity into • prominent porition
lathe betting of,Black Rock, a hone belonging to the Doke
ral Beaufort rod trained by John Day,who has bean several
himes in public and once or twice been victorious. Black
Bock rapidly advanced from 1,000 to 11 to 40 to 1, which
latter price was taken to 100/. in ore bet. The popular
jockey Fordhain, it is slated, will ride Black Ronk in the St.
Jager. Nothing otherwise was done, Blair Athol, the only
other horse backed, being supported oaly for nigninol
amounts. The racing at Warwick was excellent, and though
the course was excessively hard, the rain' which came down
smartly at breakfast-time, softeried the turf so much that it
became somewhat heavy before the day's ruin was got
through. The lassmington Stakes produced a numerous
fiield, and was altogether one of the most successful of that
class of Mmdi•ope witnessed for some time this season.

Tun Tla.lL SigxEs of 3 govt. each, with 50 added, for all
lug certain pestling and allowances ; one mile. (5 rube.)
-mr; ‘r iutcringbang Sweet Jessie, by Wiadbound-
- Lewithe 2 tn. bat 11Ib J Orissa:me 1
Lord Weamorelead's Auditor, 1 yrs, bst Mb tine. 41b
(Morris) I
mr. Pally's Iby ilusgborough —Pluck yn, 6!1
.121 b

Betting :6to 5 apt Sweet Jamie, and 6to 4 (Halms 3
apt Auditor.
The Pinch filly and Sweet Jessie jumped away in front, but
before going a hundred yards Auditor went in advance, but
was soon joined by the Pinch filly, and they run heed and
head to the three-quarters of a mile poet, when Auditor
obtained a clear lead, Sweet Jamie lying oil at the quarters
of the Pinch filly to the half .mile post, where the trio took
closer order. Rounding the turn into the straight,l the
Pinch filly ran wide, whereupon Sweet Jessie joined Audi.
tor, whom she waited upon to the distance, deprivedlum of
the lead immediately after, and won easily by • leeph ;
three parts of • length separated the second and third. The
' winder was not sold.

THE Avos STAKES of 5 sm. each, 3 ft, with 30 added.
for 2 and 3-yr-old ; certain penalt:es ; the snarler to be sold
for 50 Rom Fire furlongs. (.4 subs.) .
Yr. Crook's Brown Willie. by Wild IsAtrell —Bees Syoa,
f 2 yrs, Sit ne iersizobaw) 1
I, Mr. Hodgman's VlrtuosA I in, sib tlb Awned lid Mb!

(Morris; 2
Mr. Saxon's Lady Cochrane. yrs, Est 6112 Warp, 3
Inrague and Robert MAcalre also ran.

Betting : 5 to 4 apt 2 each apt
Bingus and Virtuous. The latter marls play, followed by
Lady Cochrane and Birague, Brown Willie lying last.
After proceeding couple of hundred yards Lady Cochrane
gave place to Bingos, who ran head and head with Vir-
tuous to the torn into the straight, where the latter ran
wide, and left Birague with a near lead. When fairly into
the straight, however, Virtuous came again, and with Browr.
Willie deprived Bingos of she lead before reaching the
distance,tbe two finishing a capital race, which ended in
favour of Brown Willie by a neck. Three lengths separated
the second and third. The other two were beaten off. The
winner was bought in for 19U gamma.
Tat Laura:Gm STAKES of 25 son. each, 15ft, and
b only if declared, with 5U added ; for 3-yr olds and mo-
ven.. winners extra. Two man. (50 subs ,34 of whom
&clerk.
Marquis of Hastings Red Cap, by Fandango—Peggy
hitethroat, 3 yrs, Est lelb illorns) 1
Lord 5t41.1.1.4.* Revolver, 4 Yvn, lot 110 (T. French, 2
Lord N esituorland'a Aurelian, o yrs, est Rib 'J. Croater. 3
The following also ran —llradaniante, Catch 'em Alive,
!Renton, Lothian's Clog, Pearl Diver, The Tyke, and Dines.
Batting : . to 2 sgst Bradamante, 5 to 1 each apt Red-,
asp and Revolver, ri to 1 eget Aurelian, and 10 to I each
apt Catch'eio Alive, The Tyke, Omen, and Stanton. The
lot rim in a cinder until approaching the stand, where Omen
went to the front, followed closely by Revolver, Redcap,
The Tyke, and Pearl Diver, at whose heels followed Brade-
n:ante, several lengths in front of Aurelian, Stanton, and
Oetch'em Alive, which three were a couple of length@ a-
head of Lothian's King, the latter being apparently out-
paced from the start. Anending the hill on the far aide of the
course, about three quarter of a mile from the start, Redcap
and Revolver in trout of Omen, who rapidly dropping
into the rear, The T.> he, Bradamante, and Pearl Diver be
came the next three, Lothian's King, a long way in the rear,
being atill last. At the mile post Redcap and Revolver. run-
ning abreast, were two or three lengths in front of Breda-
manta, The Tyke, and Stanton, behind whom at an in-
terval of several lengths followed Pearl Diver and Aurelian.
the latter of whom before reaching the half-mule post quitted
Pearl Diver, &ad quickly ran into a good position imme-
diately in the rear of the leaders. Coming round the turn
into the straight little Grimshaw made strenuous efforts to
reach Redcap and Revolver, who, however, maintained their
ewe, and racing home, with Aurelian next, made an
exciting finish, the issue, however, always looking favour-
able for Redcap, who won by a length. Four lengths be-
tween second and third, and two lengths divided the third
and fourth. Cateb-'em Alive was fifth, Stanton Math, Pear:
Diver seventh, and The Tyke eighth. Lothian's King and
Omen ware beaten off.

Tux RAMO STAJUS of 5 sots. each, with 25 *Wel ;
osiWL peoaltwa asdallowancea. Three•goartem.ot a mile.
(6 subs.)
Captam Coventry's Damascus, by Mama. Matilda,
)ra. Sul cat Fordbaro, 1
Mr. It blttalter's(Stelaus. 2 )ra tat 111 b D. timers, I
Mr. Grivillt's Verb/ere, arra ;ail', ist Mb. J. Grimsbas,
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Damns and Nuiboaine c also ran.
Betting : sto 2on Damascus, 3 to 1 eget Verdiem, and
100 to 8 eget Damietta Verdiere' and Wenn:.
were in front to the rurn,Mhere Weans took the lead,
which sue held to the distance, where Damascus came up,
beaded him half way up, and won by a length. Three
lengths separated the second and third, and the other two
were tailed otf. The winner was bought is for 200 guineas.
THE SHOUTS HANDICAP, of 5 *ova each, with 25
added, fcr all NOS ; wimsen extra. Five furlong..
Mr.Ho...gman ilawlminw, by Irma= dl Vergy—honr-
mahai. S yrs, ttat 4,b staartneld, 1
Lord Westmorland's Practitioner. it yrs,*.list ith (Morris) Y
Captain W. H. Coopers Soapstone, a yes. Sat WU
(F. Adams' S
The Inllowingalao ran :—Bolero, Lytham, Dawdle, Lady Maud.
aid Botiuie Glen.

Tat CASTLE Pt= &Laza of 5 son. each, with 50 added,
ter 2-yr-olds ; colts, Bst 10lb ; Ellie., list 71b; winners
antra; the winner to be .old for 300 son.; T.Y.C. (three.
quarters of a mile). (9 subs.)
Lord Wintmoradatas Auditor, by Vedette—Voucber, gat
;tucludina tlb extra J Guider; I
Mr. Crook*. Brown Willie, gat lib extra, ..ifordhaul/
Yr. Patna'. Volatile, flb if Orion/haw) I
The following also ran :—vizllant, King of Greece, audcrues•
beak.,
Betting : 7 to 4 .get Volatile, 3 to 1 agst Auditor, i to 1
egst King of Greece, 100 to 15 apt Vigilant, and 7 to 1
art Brown Willie. The competitors ran in close company
for • quarter of a mile, when Crosobesk dropped into the
rear. and Auditor took a sligbt lead of Volatile and Brows
Willie, which he maintained to the mid, and won by a node.
Ball a length separated the second and third. King of
Greece was a bed fourth, the other two being tailed off.
There wu no advance beyond the selling price for the

Tux Qum % PLATE of 100 guineas for 3-yr-olds sad
upwards. Two mills course.
/sr. ARso.4.llCalierOu,.b) big 'Area—Halm; 6 yvs, 9g
12th Chanson.) 1
11Vr. v.. Harvey's e•antoa. eyes, WI 140 A. Edwarg.
Mr. Perry's magi, 4yr!s, ?sip, (W. Hoye,

it.n.rlired also ran.

Betting : 4tol ow Caller Oa. who waited natal fairly
nand the tern into the atraiyht, where she came away
palling double, mad won in a center by tire lengths. Faeled
$ bal third.

LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE.
NT. LEVEIt.
ill to 4 eget Omen] Peel on!, to to 1 eget Bled: Pock (I
ato 1 Blair Athol :t and off,
litto it The linter toff
ADDMONAL ABRZYLLS. Cedric, Veiny:dater, Barter,
iluis, Bolero, and Verdant.

BETTMG AT MANCHESTEE.-11oNDAT.
87. LEGER.
5 to 2 agit General Peal,olt I 14 to 1 opt Barolah (oft, t
to 1 Blair Athol ;1)
.100 to O.
Til/1 DERBY.
1000 to 50 apt Brown lotyrell ti
104.0 to ti 7Sa Wizool s dam colt :t)