The Express.
London, England, 1862-09-16 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIG3NCL

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DONCASTER SEPTEMBER MEETING,

130R-NRI3 litarinn.—Early Purl, Lord Clifdett, Armagnac,
Wrap colt, Stampede, Animus, Fiancee, Cisterns°, Brother
to Moro Genti!bemuse, Rely-Poly, Villafranca, Mistress
Quiekly, Birdlime, Cerintha, Queen Bertha,
Bohemia, Wallace, Rapparoe, Dosfoot, Faders Primes*,
Conqueror, the Kwave, Dulcibella, Prologue, Conundrum,
Ralulde, Pembroke. Gorse, Bedouin, May Gosling. Tattoo,
Queen of Trumps, Kieg of Diamonds, Brahmin, Good for
Nothing, Silketone, Wombat, Teasel, Ace of Clubs, Old
Calabar, Warminster, Lady Alio° Hawthorn, Johnny Arm-
strong, Deceptive, the Marquis, Bonny Breast-Knot, Buck-
done. Viotti:, Biondella, Canwell, Hurricane, Lamed's,
Keane, Staple Oak, lmperatrice, Carisbrook. Dictator, Van-
couver, King of the Forest, Ducat, Valentine, Equinox, In-
troduce, Richard, Arrogant*, Oakapple, Barchettina, Croy-
don, Bosco, Novara, Mir Livingstone, PUPIL Psdd
O'Rourke, Stockbroker Tippler, Dirt Cheap, Zetland,
Wingrave, the Orphan, Caller Ou, Tim Whiffler, Bucken-
bam, Polynesia, filly by Stockwell, Babette (3 yrs), and
Hightown.
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ADDMONAL ARRIVALB.—Master George, Satanella,
Enureford, Vulture, Foil:le-Gras, Adine, Trojanus, Lady
Chlden, Headsman Asteroid, Argonaut, Wetherhy. Moor-
hen. Cowley, Nawallaba, Sutton, Eidolon, Maid of Masham
f, Physalis c, Ton, Bowline, Retriever e, ColossokNewbury,
lizehequer, Rypermnestra, Grimstone, Fairy King. Long
shot, Serf, Vatican, Town Councillor, Tragedian. Cheerful,
Haillington, Pilot, 11 ism Armstrong, Newmarket, Donny-
brook. Voltigeur f, Maksleas m, Stockwell c, Clarissa o,
(2 yrs), Anonyms, My Mary, Patrick, Trump Queen, Cairn-
castle, Moo Juba, Strawberry Leaf, Glean, and Miss
'Whip 1 (2 yrs.)
Smarms FOR THR Doiremrra Cur, valise 300 SOTS.;
winners extra. About two miles sod five furlongs.
Ails Age Age
Wallace S Tim Whiffler ..., S Tattoo
Kind of Diamonds 6 Cape Flyaway.... S Johnny Annbtreog 3
Home 3 The Marquis .... S Bucludone .. 3
11400ksrell colt 3 Hurricane
Anonyms 3 Imperatrice 3 kapgarae
Asteroid
Blebs:quer
Onneuerer
Cariahrook

DONCASTER.-BETTING AT MIDNIGHT.

GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP.
4 to 1 apt Haddispos (t)
9 to 2 Doloiholla(t)
lobl Cowley (t)
1 Patrick (t)
12 to 1 Doafoot (t)
12 to 1 Amoy= (t)
CHAMPAGNE STAKES.
5 to 4 apt Lord Clifdsu (off )
ST. LEGER.
110 to 40 it Tlse Marquis (t)
9 to 2 Bur:ketone (t)
7 to 1 bar two (oil)

PROGRAMME FOR TO-MORROW.

Tam 111:1112CIPLL ffracks of 200 seas. each, h ft, for 2 n-
oble ; colts, fist nb ; fillies, Bst 41b. Red llonse in.—C by
De Chare—Woldp, Clarissa, Tassel.
Tel Sr. Loan 9TAirB of 25 sore. each, for 3-yr-olds ;
eats, Bst 101 b ; fillies, eat 51b ; the second to receive lOU
sort. out of the stakes, and the winner to poky 100 move.
towards the =passes, 25 soya for the judge, and 25 sous.
for the,tartaw. St. Leger Coons: (181 subs.)
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Tile CORPORATION PLATTRIXiiiS4)OI 100 *OVA in specie,
added to a sweepstakes el 1 'ova. each, 5 ft, for all ages ;
win sees extsa ; the second to naive 15 am, oat of the
stakes. T.Y.C. (48 Dabs.)
Aga at I Age it lb
flawcutter
Palestro
Camelia.
Dictator
Eidolou
Tattoo 4 1 Sporting Life
Suburban
Vancouver 4 Canace
Cowley 4 Lady Alice Hawthorn 3 6 7
Brdpole . . . 4 Oberon 3 6 7
Xing of the Forest .. a Valentine
Pancake
Neophyte
Nottingham
Plash In the Pia
Lopcateher 4 I Who's Who
Phantom 6 1 Inter,luca
Pilot 3 1 Richard
My Mary 3 1 Hypermnestra 2 5 7
Egyptian 3 Iby Baratta—Lady 8 6 7
Leader
Olive Branch S Jack of Hearts 1 5 7
Pig
Town Councillor

A HANDICAP HWIEPSTAICE6 of 10 sova each, h ft, with
50 added, for 2-yr-olds ; a winner after Sept 11, slb extra;
the second to are his stakes. Red Hoare in. (31 subs.)
st lb st lb
8 10 Oskapple 7 7
8 6 Lufra
8 6 Irrantreluche •
8 4 Newmarket 7 4
8 2 Zara
Tfuntenoy 8 0 Barehettine 7 3
Bro. to Motoom 8 0 Supple
Birdlime
Coupon
Touriet
blouse
Trump Queen 7 7 Sea Nyr
Bole de Gras
e by Kingston —olensow- Bones
rie
Cheerful
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Yria go-Brapih
Airedale
Comet

A SWEKPBTAIEE9 of 10 soya eac.h7c ft. with 50 added ;
2-yr-olds, 7st ; three, Bst 10lb ; f sad g allowed 31b ; the
second to save his stake; Red House io. To close and
name as for the Fitzwilliam Stakes.

HEIL MAJESTY% PLATY of 100 guineas ; Xyr.olda, Set 31b;
four, 94 71b; Ave, 9st 131 b; six and aged, 104. Cup
Course (about two miles and five furlongs). To name at
the Mate time as the Fitswilliam Stakes.

Tan STAND PLAT! (Handicap) of 5 son. each, with .i 0
added, for 3.yr-olds and upwards ; the ',3COMd to save his
Make. Red House in. To close and name to the clerk of
the nurse, at six o'clock on Tuesday evening.

CRICKET.

AIISTRALIA.-ANOTHER INVITATION TO ENG-
LISH CRICKETER&-OEOROE PARE'S ELEVEN.

An invitation ban been received by Mr. George
Parr, by the late Australian mail, with proposals for him
to visit Australia with eleven cricketers, himself to be the
captain. The letter is dated "July 26, Marshall's
Cricketing Depot, Swanstonatreet, Melbourne," and is
signed "George Marshall." The proposals are that G.
Parr, with his team, should leave England for Australia
la September, 1863, and the following names are men-
tioned whom the colonista would like to see over :—T.
Hayward, R. Carpenter, B. Daft, J. Jackson, E. Willaher,
J. Cress:, G. Griffith, G. Anderson, W. Mortlock, J.
Gruudy. G. Bennett, J. Lillywhite, W. Caffyo, G. Tar-
rant, T. Sewell, and T. Loekyer. Twelve matches are
to be played in Victoria sad New South Wales, as shall
be arranged by a committee. The conditions go on to
state that 6001. shall be remitted to England prior to de-
parture, also the sum of 50/. per man as a provision for
their wives and families during their absence, should the
proposal be agreed to. Arrangements to he made with
Messrs. Bright Brothers, Melbourne. The passage to be
first clam. The letter mentions that the speculation is
likely to realise to each man from 400/. to 6001. It also
states that Griffith, Caffyn, Bennett, and Mortlock are
especial favonntes in Australia. and they hope to see "Tom
Lockver." The terms offered to G. Parr are extremely
liberal, and doubtless they will be accepted when the
"team" consult tozether. Parr is to return an answer as
early as possible, so as to facilitate arrangements in Mel-
bourne for their reception, which, the writer adds, will be
more enthusiastic time the late visit.