The Express.
London, England, 1864-09-15 00:00:00

EVENING, SEPTEMBER 15, 1864.

• good start wu effected, Prescription and Attraction show-
ing in front until coining round the bend, when My Fancy
took a clear lead, and liteuleey joined Attraction, the latter
of whom at the diatom* drew up to My Fancy, but never
quite ruching her, was beaten by • neck ; Prescriptions bed
third.

THE Mumrctra.t. Brans of 200 ask Is ft for 2.rnir old's
colts, 13st 10Ib : Hikes, Sat 71h. Red Rouse in (5 furlongs
142 yards.) (7 subs.)
Mr. B. t.; Nylota Biondi= by Stockwell—Binntlelle
(Cluklioner) I
(Fortnum)
...(A. Watkins) $

Duke of Besa/ort's Siberia
Dutedo_ll.domy'!_ilutus..

Fby Youii Melbourne, dam b Birds&Sober, also ran.

Betting 7t02 on S:beria, Bto 1 apt any oilier. Siberia
made play close to the radii, Bioodina lying in tbe entire,
end Plutus, wide on the right, took the lead. Soon after-
wards Lord Glasgow's Illy being some distance in the rear,
Biondina having joined Plans, Siberia close up, a lies no
home ensued, Biosdina winning by • neck, half a length o-
perating second and third ; a bed fourth.
THZ Lino Mune of 25 each, for 3.yr olds colts.
Bst bib ; fillies Sat slb ; wood to receive 100 Bova out of
the stakes. St. Leger course (1 mile. 6 furlongs 132 yards.)
(217 gybe)
Mr. W. TAnson's Blair Athol, by Stockwell—Blink
Bonny, list 10lb (JAl:Lowden) 1
Lord Glasgow's General Peel, Bet 10lb (Wells) 2
Lord Stendord's Cambusean, Pet 101 b (Edwards) 3
The following also ran )—The Miner, Black Bock. Claremont,
Hawk Ely, Knight of Snowdon, and Brindisi
Betting 2to 1 agat Blair Athol, 11 to 4 apt General
Peel, 6 to 1 apt the Mier, 7 to 1 apt Bsragah, 100 to 6
apt Cannusaan, 25 to 1 each apt Ely and Claremont. 30 to
1 met KmOt of Snowden, and 50 to 1 each apt Brindisi
sod Black Rock. After one break away in which Ely, Cam.
boon. Knight of Snowdon, the Miner, and Brindisi, ran a
couple of hundred yards, the lot were started in a tremendous
shower of rain at eight minutes before 3 o'clock. General
Peel was first off, but when they had proceeded a hundred
yards Ely took up the running and carried it onfor • quarter
of a mile, when be was paned by the Miner and Beregah,
Jolla Osborne'shorse gong on in hot, followed by
Ely, and Black Rock is the order named ; General Peel,
Blair Athol, Brindisi, and Knight of Snowdon lying at their
heels, with Gambino and Claremont in close proxinit
bringing up the rear. At the mile post Ely reneged
and was next in pursuit of the Miner till the lot
the Rifle butt, where Claremont, who had been gradually
tinning towards the front, took second place. Shortly after
passing the Red-house, however, Ely resumed his former
position, and, coming round the heed, joined The Miner,
the two sweepiag round the curve into the straight in aloes
company. Who fairly in the straight they wen joined by
Oambuonn or their right and General Peel next the rails
on their left, sad these four formed the front rank till
reaching the distance, where Ely and The Miner dropped
back, and the issue appeared to rest between General Peel
and Cambuacsn, both of whose riders were hard upon their
berate ; end whilst whip and spur were being freely used to
both Lord Gleagow's and Lord Stamford's representatives,
Blair Athol at the half distance came out and, shooting pot
the pair with the utmost ease, won literally in a canter,
without having ever been punished, by two lengths. A
head separated the second and third, and four lengths di-
vided the third and fourth ; Ely was fifth. close up ; Cloo-
nan oath, Bengali seventh, Brindisi eighth, Kcight of
Snowdon ninth, and Black Rock last. Mr. Bowes's two
finished many lengths in the rear of Ely, the last two pulling
up being beaten a long way.
THE STAND PLATE HANDICAP of 5 NOM each, with 50
added, for 3-yr-olds and upwards. Red House in (5 fur-
longs 142 ). sun.
Mr. Drewtyar tr do
s D (17amned, by esperas—Dlomedlii. 3(Morda yrs, let
roll)
Mr. J. Osborne's Nell Digby, yrs, let Hilb (Car 2
Sir J. Hawley's Argonaut,s yrs, let Mello 3
The following also ran : —Walloon, Galin. Tromp, Exquisite,
Rapture, Usher, The Tyke, Garotter, Confederate, The Doctor'
Kapanda, and Gowtiamals
Betting : sto 1 each apt Blamed and Argonaut, 7 to 1
each apt the Doctor and Confederate, Bto 1 apt Gallus,
9 to 1 apt Trumps, 100 to 8 (at first 5 to 1) eget Walloon.
Gallus made play to the bend with Exquisite in attend-
ance tothe distance, where Dinned, Nell Dishy, and Ar-
gonaut went to the front, Dinned finally winning by half a
length; thre leegtbs separated the second and third. Gallus
was fourth, Confederate fifth, and Exquisite sixth. The last
three were Trumps, The Doctor, and Garotter.
A llootoar swrareragin of 10 eore each, h ft, with
100 added, for 2.yr-olds ; winners extra. Bed House in
(5 furlongs 142 yards.) (43 subs.)
Mr. Elphinstone's Tesand, by the Prime Minister—
Tamarind, Cat 101 b Carroll: I
Mr. Peck, Jun's. &cellar, Tat lab (2. Harrison) 2
Mr. it. nuttoda Puna Chat, gat alb Thomas, 3
The following also ran (—Lille, Mongrel. Blackbird, Dubiety,
Rumborough I. Gelato°, Rom of Denmark, Verdant, Viola.
Bunch, Renfrew, Sodas, Anonyms, Ethel, Rialto, Theicheld
Lop-ear, and HerscheL
Betting : 3to 1 each apt Ando and Exoellor, Bto 1
apt Rialto, 10 to 1 apt Tone, 100 to 9 each ego the
Vest colt and The Scheldt, 100 to 8 each apt Lelia and
Faro Chat, 100 to 7 apt Blackbird, 100 to 6 apt Viola,
and 20 to 1 each spinet Dobretx and Renfrew. After a
long delay at the post Tesane jumped away in front, made
the whole of the running, and won easily by two lengths.
Three parts of a length separated the Booed and third ;
Mongrel was fourth, Ando fifth, The Scheldt sixth, and
Rialto next. The remainder were widely scattered,
THE Conronarlon Plan of 100 moo in specie, added to
• handicap sweepstakes of 10 soya each, 5 ft, for all ages ;
winners extra. T.Y.C. (noses fur 214 yards.)
Mr. J. Pars Master Richard, by
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Mr. Naylor's Ouzo Luba, 3 yrs, gat Mb. 41. Grimshaw, 2
Yr. 1L Varier' Lyra, 3 yra, eat t (Camslli 3
Ile following also ran : Suburban, Gamma, Lank Rose, King
George, Countersign, Antoinette, Theobelda, The Warrior, and
East Lynne. _ _

Betting : 5 to 2 apt Antoinette, 5 to 1 each apt Master
Richard and Suburban, 6 to 1 apt Garza Ladra, 8 to 1
apt Gamma, 100 to 8 each apt The Warrior and Tlisobalds.
Gams Lades made nearly the running to the distance, where
Muter Richard drew up, passed her opposite the Stand,
and won by a length; Theobalda and The Warrior being
the next two.

HIS MAJZISTVB PLAIT o 1 100 guineas ; weight forage.
About 2 miles and 5 furlongs.
Baron Itothenlinde Breen; by King Tom—Agnes
Mr. &Aviles Alabama, 2 yrs, set 11/b (Borden) 2
Lord alearow's Wet Bob, 4 Tr.= 9st 71b Alden:oft. S
—..—. . ~_-. —... •

res.
Betting : 6 to 1 on Caller On, 3 to 1 sgsgEsst Laza/shim
6 to 1 sgst Light Bob, 8 to 1 opt Malkin& Was by s sock;
f oar leagths between seoond and third,

ADDITIoNAL ARM% ALB. —Old Orange Girl, Tool Tooi,
colt by Darnel O'Rourke, and Dame Sykes. Expected :
Hippolyta.

BETTING AT MIDNIGHT.
CESAILEWITCM.
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2.5 to 1 agst Calista;Zli, '37t7; I agst Retainer t;
23 to 1 Gratitude t. I 33 to I The Giant ft)
25 to 1 fautrelu he t; 4 to 1 Vermouth it)
to 1 Alabama It I CO to 1 Barbadoes
30 to 1 Tattoo 31

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30 to 1 ►gst Alabama (ti
3) to 1 Trap ,t,
East Lancashire was airs&
10.35 a.m. last Wednesday.

;L•4HIRE

40 to 1 agit stt'ekiongrf
out of the Doooseter Cup et