The Express.
London, England, 1862-03-15 00:00:00

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sPORTING INTELLIGBNCE.
DONCASTER SPRING MEETING.—FRIDAY. .
Tue lexarkriale Stains of 3 son. each, with 25=
for 3-yr.olds and upwards ; mares and geldings
31bs, with maiden and selling allowances. Red House in.
Mr. A. Young% Mos, by Annandale, 6 yrs, 7st Mil 30L)
(Dori) 1
tir. SI ellou's Lord of the Tees, 4 yrs, Tat alb :M.)
G. Fordharo) 2
Mr. T. Aver's Betty, $ yin, 6st Tib (se.) .... (J. Grim:thaw; 3
Betting : sto 4 against Erica, 7to 4 apt Lord of the
Tees, and 3to I against Betty. The favourite got • goo!
start, was never headed, winning a good race iii with Lord
of the Tees by half • length. Betty was beaten off. The
winner was sold to Mr. Reeves, of Epe=, for 22 guineas,
and she goes into him stable.
THE BETTUtU-110011 STALES, of 5 MOTS. each, with 50
added by the proprietors of the subscription betting-rooms;
for 2 and 3-yr-olds ; mane and geldings allowed 31b.,
with maiden allowances ; winners extra. Red House in.
(13 subs.)
Lord Uxbridge's Enthla, by Hesperus (slater to Golden
PIPP111). I yrs, let 41b 'lnc 21b eat) .13ialloner) I
Baron 200ere's Dirt Cheap, 2 yrs, Let 2111 Inc Mb eat)
(H. Orlmshaw) 2
Mr. G.W. Morris's The Brahmin, 3 yrs, sat 61b (inc Albert)
(Fool 3
Mr. Itemised's Letty I.e, 3 yrs, fig (31b. ... (O. Fon:Mani 0
Mr. J. Jackson's Formidable, 2 yrs, Tat (J. Doyle 0
Betting : 7to 4 asst Dirt Cheap. sto 2 against Erythia.
and 9to 2 against The Brahmin. The flag fell to an excel-
lent start, Letty Long, with Dirt Cheap, quickly gaining
eligkt advantage • Erythia, next the rails, third; after
=the distance Letty Loog fell back into the rear,
broken • bloodveasel, and was pulled up. Erythia
the. gut up to Dirt Cheep's girths, and opposite the
enclosure passed her' tend won easily by four lengths. The
Brahmin wee beaten is mooed place by a neck ; neither of
the other tw22-zemel...
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ao 4.414
twat 20
added ,• fTan
or all cog
extra. lied House in,
Mr. Mandy's Watchilre, by Volisser, bars est IND
(car. Veil - • ....)...1.„ . ~. ei. Pichashaw)
Mr. 6.- w. Morrisa The Brahmin, t yrs, aeat 711 r
(G. 7
• C. ~,,,,k,„,,..'s BcFlOO4 4 yrs. let Nb ....A Marlon
id
0 T. s Why-sot, 4 yrs, Si nth (Bann
. Watts's Oemiecon ~4 yrs, SA ..... .. . (Howie
/ ".. Strathmore's Chlil 4 yrs, Math ..(H.. Covey
tt r•iladgwa's 40"1411 Ulm"' 4.110. 4111 rub ..( floater
r. robed W. thdistorpe. gra. est urb v Dose
. . emon's Wall MEMEL Ens, Mt eh (iiii&y
Mr. Ifopwooe'sthartes Fox, Spa OA tin l
Betting i 3 to 1 sot Hailstorm, 4 to 1 ay:Caere,
9 sol eget The Bambini', and 10D to 15 agst Chiffonniere.
The favourite was the flat to make play (after a couple of
false Iterte). having The Brahmin and Ohiffouniere in close
attendance up to the bend, where the favourite and
Chiffouniere bath fell back beatm. Watcher*, Bernice,
sad Why-not then took second, third, and fourth places.
Immediately after this Watchfire, with The Brahmin, drew
away from the others, increasing their lead every stride,
when the former, after a dose Web, won by • lead ; Bee.'
nice wee two lengths behind The Brahmin ; and Why-net •
head behind Bernice ; Queen of Trumps and the favourite.
fifth and sixth ; Garrison Beauty and Charles Fox the two
last.
Tat GREAT NORTH OF ENGLAND STZIPLISOHAIN ad 10
soya each, with 100 added ; winners extra • the second le
save his poke. Ahocit three milas and • gaff. (99 robe,
three of Pratt's 3 son. eadtgLo...
Mr. Pratt's .0, by aged, td Mb
- GI. Randall) I
'r. a Jeekttell Blatt Bose, aged, Mt Sib ilr. Loton) 2
r. Parish Northern light, 6 yrs, tat 1315 (ltr Gooftuin) 3
'II Sannower seed. it (0. Stevens) 4
..=us Wee Nell (h t), aged, Ilia fhb .(flizott) 6
' R. de Marsh% Sutherland, 5 no, Ott !libfinnan) 6
:accent de Nannir's Huntsman. egad lit SW (Inc
1416 ex) (B. Lionel 0
Be. B. lead's Duhthow, aged, 1014 131 b (Inc Mila ex
(S. Martin 0
Mr. Coltee's Oenteen, 6 yrs, 9st 41b (D. Met 0
Mr. H. Casarsialelstisliy, 6 yrs, Mk (oru ) 0
Betting : 2 fol wat Romeo, sto 1 eget Huntsman, 6 to
1 apt Northern lit, 7to 1 apt DuNir, 10 to 1 each
apt Nally and Sathmisad, 100 to 8 each apt Sunflower and
Wee Nell and 100 to tel each apt Black Rose. As soon as
tte& aft the lot got away in good order, but had not pro-
O far whoa fiaalicomt took the command, with
Northers Light sad Dehallow neat in ooninmod ; Bentire
Huntsman, and • Black Bose next. At the first fence
(hurdles) Bacilli Light nearly came down on bk
1104 but An. Goodman miloWy.newlied bus, sad
he mune on to the water jump third. Can-
teen, following the grey's example, hit the hurdles'
and rolled over on hi side. throwing Mann, and h=l
away, galloped scram the coarse, after this they
the water jump, which all got well over, and entered the
meadows in the following order, vi:: Sunflower with •
lead of half a doom lengths ; Dahallow second, Northern
Light third, Romeo, Huntsman, Black Boas, Nell, and
Sutherland, with Nally • long way behind, last. On
rounding the extreme *Main leg, Week Rom put on the
steam, and nosing through kw- Isingesume beg a
lead, which she maintained over mph seoceeding fence,
when crossing the road on to the coarse close to the Blue
Bell, she was at least • hundred yards ahead of Sunflower,
who was a dozen lengths in advance of the " grey," Romeo
was fourth, Wee Nell, Sutherland, and Huntsman nearly
abreast, amt, with nhallow a long way behind, bringing
up the rear, Mr. Lend's hone having met with • mu
along the back, thereby losing many lengths. After this
Black Ross kept sailing away, mitering the straight, the
second being nearly twice as far ahead as when
she came On to the comae. The positions of the
others were unchanged ; the lot charging their
water jump nearly in Indian Si., all getting well over that
obstacle, and likewise the stiff fence out of the course,
whore Wee Nell improved her position, but not for long, as
the pace was too great for her, and she quickly fell Apia
into the Nen. On jumping the fence into the conies the
last time Black Rase was still leading, but the pace hope
to tell co her, and at every stride she appeared to be coming
back to her hones • and when the hurdles going into the
straight were cleared, both Romeo and Northern Light were
up with bee, and before they had gone far along the straight
the two had posed her, Northern Light having
in
slight
lead; but it was evident that Romeo had the mos in band,
for immediately after lauding over the last hurdles he drew
away from the grey, and woo easily he bfour lengths. Mr.
Goodman eased Bathers Light whoa found he was beat,
and Black Ross, being persevered with to the end, secured
the second money by half • length, Northern Light beating
Sunflower by fear lengths. Wee Nell was fifth, Sutherland
sixth. litudaman walked* and did mot pass the post,
lomplogh getting off him before entering the paddock, the
Grand National winner having broken down (off fore leg)
very badly. Duliallow and Belly were both stopped on the
far side of the course, and walked boom a nearer cut.
ERR SELLTNG STEIPLYCILUSE and THE JUVENILE SILLIMO
STAKES did not till.

LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE.
TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS.
7 to 2 apt Old Calabar (t freely)
HO to 12 Wingestre (t and off)
DERBY.
20 to 1 apt Hubert (off 22 taken)
CHESTER cdr.
25 to 1 apt Bieck Prince tt)
BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-FRIDAY.
TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STAHEL
4 to 1 apt Old Calabar (t)
6 to 1 Marquis (off )
9to 1 Wispsva (t)
10 to 1 Hubert (t sad off)
DERBY.

9 to 1 sisr liit;liatnme (t)
10 to 1 Old Calabar (off)
16 to 1 Ensign (t)
16 to 1 Marquis (off)
23 W 1 Hubert (t)
30 to 1 &flood (t)