The Express.
London, England, 1863-06-03 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

ASCOT RACES. -Tu DMA Y.

The eristecratic unetiog of Ascot we commenced today
with bnlliant weather, and unusual prestige, owing to the
presence of their Royal Highneene the Prince and Princess
of Wales, who occupied the Queen's Stand, and took the
meet lively interest in the proceedings of the day. The
sport produced was worthy of the occasion, as large Sada
aud close and exciting &ashen distinguished the sport. All
the principal stakes maintained their character, the struggle
for the Queen's Vase between Adventurer and Winne,
being most exciting, and notwithstanding Wells's sub
riding on the Baron's horse he was defeated a bead. Mut
the winner broke down almost immediately after passing
the poet. The Ascot Stakes was won by an outsider, in
Stanton, who defeated Rubicon, one of the favourites, very
easily. The remainder of the sport will be found fully de
tailed below :
Tux Taut STAKES of 5 son, each, with 100 added, for
2-yr-oids and upwards. Winner to be sold for 5001., and
if foe 200/: allowed 51b. The new mile. (12 subs.)

Duke of fn. AllaTn's Tippler, by Tumbler, out of Chloies,
3 yrs (Mt lib (F. Adams) 1
Marquis of Hastings Redcap, 2 yrs (1001 q, Sit 71b
()Jordan) 2
Yr. Ten Broach's Tornado, 3 yrs (8001.), Bet 71b
(O. Fordham) 3
The following also ran : Aurelian, Coupon, Flirtation, Impod-
lion, Attraction, listhilde, and Aluessln.

Betti-".7-ng:-7703TeigsC.TOriad;,5to 1 eget Tippler, 6 to 1
each apt Bathilde and Aurelian, 7to I apt Red Cap. At
the third attempt they were capitally started, Bathilde in
the centre of the oourse making play, Muezzin, Redcap,
and Imposition being on the near sole of Lord Chester-
field's mare, whilst Tornado, the Tippler, and Flirtation
were in close attendance on the off side. Approaching the
stand enclosure Rathilde gave way to Redcap, and Tor-
nado being in difficulties. Tippler and Flirtation became the
Marquis of Hastings' filly's followers. Half way up the
distance the Tippler took up the running, continued in front
to the end, acid won by a neck ; a length and •
half between second and third ; Bathilde was a good
fourth, Muezzin and Attraction being the last.

THE Ascot STsies, of 25 sore. each, 15 ft, and only 5 if
declared, with 200 added. Winners extra. Two nuke and
a halt (54 subs, 33 of whom pa) 5 sou. each.)
Mr. J. Kazoo's Stanton, by Ns r—Tessdals,
I_6 yrs,
;str.ilb tll7) 1
. .

Mr. 611z.11iteml Rubicon, 6 yrs. 24, iine. 710 eitrio
(Ferdham) 2
Lord Westmondand's Oakapple, 3 yrs, est 41M . (Morgan) 3
The following also ran bedoula, Investment, Canary, Kende.
ford, Gorse, Oldminster, Rapid Rhone, Captain Crow, Villette,
Bandage, Alcestis, See Nymph, and Indolence.
Betting: 7to 2 apt Oldmiuster, 5 to 1 agst Captain Crow,
100 to 15 *gat Rubicon, 9 to 1 apt Canary, 10 to 1 apt
brother to Rapid Rhone, 100 to 8 each apt Kingsford,
Bandage, Oakapple, Sea Nymph and Stanton, 100
to 6 apt Investment, and 20 to 1 apt Bedouin.
When the lot bad settled into their strides, Sea Nymph
next the rails, Bandage in the middle of the coons, with
Indolence on the near aide, and Bedouin on the extreme left
showed in front up to the Royal Stand, where Indolence
took up the running, closely followed by Sea Nymph,
Bandage, and Bedouin, next to whom were Alcestis and
Investment side by side, and at the bead of the succeeding
lot were Oldminster and Captain Crow. Proceeding down
the hill Bandage obtained a lead of three lengths, Sea
Nymph following'uecond, Indolence third, Investment and
Alcestis still side by side, Gorse, Brother to Rapid Rhone, and
Canary being next, and going out of sight Oakapple was
Lan There was no variation in this order on re-appearing
in sight, except that Captain Crow had joined the front
rank. Entering the old coons Bandage, a mile from home,
held a lead of two lengths, Indolence and Captain Crow
being her followers, whilst a long way in the rear CMG
Village. In rounding the last turn Rubicon no to the
front, and coming Into the straight took second place, Stan-
ton, who had been gradually bearing to the front, deprived
Rubicon of the lead at the distance, and maintaining it to
the end won by a length. Oakapple was a bad third, Cap.
tain Crow fourth, Oldminster fifth, brother to Rapid Rhone
ix* Investment seventh, Bandage eighth, Canary ninth,
Gorse tenth, and Sea Nymph and Alamitos were next, aloes
together. Immediately afterwards followed Knuteford,
Village, and Indolence, and Bedouin walked in with the
crowd.

Tai FYisr YZAR OF THE SIXTH ASCOT BIICCHAL STAKES
of 10 goes. each, wdth 100 added ; for 2-yr-olde ; oohs, 84
10Ib ; fillne, 84 616. T. Y. C. (68 subs.)
Mr. Lincoln's Light, by Prime Moister, Candlewick, Bet
Fordham) 1
Mr. T. Valentines' Goblylocka, Sat Mb
Baron Rothschild 's Tomato, slat ND (Wells) 3

The following also ran Outlaw, Wild Rake. Doi:Wale, Tarn.
burst, Venliere. Loose Fish, Dispute, Blair Hill, Cove de Lion,
Chip of the Old Block, Alpheus, Mall Train, and Diletone.
Betting : 3to 1 egg Light, 9to 2 eget Tomato, 5 to 1
eget Alpheus, 7 to 1 agst Cceur de Lion, and 100 to 8 apt
any other. After a tedious delay at the poet they were
beautifully started. Immediately the flag dropped, Light
and Loose Fiah on the extreme left undo play, Alpheus and
Outlaw in the centre of the course following, Cceur de
Lion and Goldylocks being atnonpt the front lot. At the
distance Light took • clear lead, and coming claw under the
judge's box, won by • length. An exciting finish between
Goklylocks and Tomato resulted in the defeat of Baron
Rothaahild's filly by a bead, the latter beating Cceur de
Lion by • similar distance, and • head only divided Alpheus
from Gold locks ; Faruhuxat was sixth, Dispute seventh,
and Wild Rake last.

Taz Goco Vs= given by her Majesty, added to a sweep-
stakes of 20 mom each ; weight for age, with penalties and
allowaeoes. Two miles.

Hr. Crook's itiv-sniitrer. by Nowmlnster--Pabss, 4 yn.
nit 191 b (Clement) 1
Baron Rothschild's Wing:rave, 4 yrs, Sat 101 b (Wells. 2
Colonel Astleys Atherstono, 6 yrs, 614 Sib (Animal') 3
The following elm ran: Martsokl, Anonyms, Selland, Buck-
enham,satt Hurricane.

Bettnii; 7to 4 sgst Adventurer, 5 to 1 apt Zetland,
6 to 1 apt Atherstone, Bto 1 each apt Hurricane and
Anonym'', and 10 to 1 apt Ml:grave. They were des-
patched at the first attempt, Hurricane, slightly in advance
of Anooyma, pushes the judge on the outward journey,
Zetland going on third; the rear being brought up by
Buckenham and Adventurer. After rounding the turn,
Anonyma went to the front, Zetland second, Hurricane
third, Marigold fourth ' • Buckenham being last but one,
and Adventurer last. Coming to the Mile-post, Adven-
tures ran psatlAtberatoce, Buckenham and Wingrave, and
joined Marigold, the pair mooing third and fourth. At
the distance Adventurer and Wingrave, apparently locked
together, quitted their bones, and after a splendid race, in
I which Adventurer kept the lead to the end, he won by •
head. Two 'lengths separated the second and third, Zet-
land was fourth, Buckenham fifth, and Marigold sixth. The
others wide beet= • long way, Hurricane being last.
Tess Panics or WALIWO STAXIS of 20 sows. each, h ft,
with 500 added; for 3-yr-old colts, Bat 101 b ; fillies, Set Mb ;
certain penalties and allowances. New course. (About a
mile and 5 (wimp.) (167 arta.)
Lord Stamford's Avenger by Viiidez—Eastern Princess's
dam. eat 311) (A. Edwards) I
Mr. l'Anson's Borealis, eat nib (Doyle) 2
Mr. T. Parr'aJudez. list 3lb (Forillism 3
The following also ran:—Vivid, Fantail. Weatherhow, Knave
of Trumps, Blue Mantle, c by Lord of the Isles—Wasp, Meriden,
Gratitude. fire to Morocco, igerna.
Betting : 7 to 4 apt Blue Mantle, sto 1 yet Jude:, 6to
1 apt Vivid, 10 to 1 aget Brother to Morocco, 100 to 8 each
agst Dr. Syn Nix, Avenger, and Borealis, 100 to 6 each
Gratitude and Weatherbow, and 20 to 1 apt the Wasp
colt. Ater oat or two failures Blue Mantle jumped away
in front, but in a few strides Gratitude, Dr. Syntax, and
Ivrea, at a smart pace, carried on the running, Knave of
Trumps, and Blue Mantle following, Vivid, Fantail, and
Weatberbow bringing up the rear. After making nearly
all the running to the Old Milapoat, Igerna dropped away,
and Weatberbow being hopelessly beaten in the rear, and
the Splitvote colt broken down, the race was cot:fined to
Judea, Vivid, Avenger, Fantail,and Borealis. Judea made
play from the Limekiln to the distance, where Borealis
and Avenger came away ; the latter, running strong at the
finish, woo by three lengths ; two lengths between second
and third ; a length between third and fourth ' • Brother to
Morocco was fifth ; Fantail and Blue Mantle being next ;
whilst trotting in hist were Igeraa, the Wasp colt, and Dr.
Syntax.
Tax Bwsargrases of 50 sous. each, h ft, for 2-yr.olds,
colts list 71b, and fillies Sat 31b, three-quarters of • mile
(3 subs.), was off by consent.
A Maned PLLTR of 1001. for 2.yr olds ; colts, Bst 101 b.
Half a mile.

Lord Westmoreland's Birch Broom, by Idle Boy—
Bavaria, Bst 101 b (Customer) 1
Lord Stamford' Leicester, Bit 101 b (t Edwards)
Mr. Wale's Confederate, list 101 b (Reeve') II
The following also ran )---Tizie, Aunt Judy, Algezelle, Dove_
dale, Vedette, Hartleap, Tozophollte, Quadrille, Illusion, Rob
Roy. Black Friar, Fanny Seaton, Queen Christina ALly, Lady
Milton, Ruhini, Flatter, Sheridan, Virginia, Norm, Mystery,
Duchess of Kent, Brother to Cam's, Inverness, and Anglo-Sazon.
Betting: 3 to 1 eget Birch Broom, 6 to 1 met Leicester,
7 to 1 emit Black Friar, 10 to 1 apt the Queen Christina filly,
and 100 to 6 art any other offered. The Queen Christian
filly, Confederate, Brother to Canso., and Lady Milton laid
in front to the distance, where Birch Broom and Leicester
joined them. Opposite the royal staod Birch Broom had
the best of the struggle, and finally won by half • length.
A neck separated the second and third ; Rob Roy was •
good fourth. At the head of the next lot were Black Friar
and the Queen Christina colt ; Illusion being lest.
Tas QUElees STAND PLATE of 200 MOTs., added to •
sweepstakes of 10 som. each, for all ages : weight for age,
with penalties and allowances. T.Y.C.
Lord Glasgow s Knowsley, by Stockwell, dam by Orlando—
Brown Bess, 4 Umpire,
Bst Sib (Aldcroft) 1
Lord Coventry's Umpire, 6 yrs, 84 Ifilb (J. Adams) 2
Count Henckers Giles the First, 3 yrs, Bst tlb Sharpe 3
The following also ran : —The Clown, Zelle, lady Clifden, Feu
de Jole, Queen of Trumps, Hippolyta, Lightning, Brown Duchess,
and Lizzie.

Belting : 3 to 1 nat Lady Clifden, 4 to 1 agst Queen of
Trump, sto 1 each apt Umpire and Brown Decima:,
10 to 1 apt Knowsley. Lady Chide° made play, followed
by Hippolyta on the left, and Umpire and Brown Decimal
on the right, with Knowsley and The Clown close to the
million the judge's side. Immediately, ,howerer, they ra
into their stride Umpire took up the movies, but abutti.ng
up at the Royal &sod, where Knowsley (who swerved from
Gee side of the course) headed him, and WOO b 7 three
quarters of a length. Giles the First was a bad third, and
The Clown was beaten a bead thorn the third ; Hippolyta
was fifth, Lady Clifden sixth, Brown Dachau argil,
and last of all, tailed of, was Lightning.
LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE.
ROYAL HUNT CUP.
100 to 15 apt Polynesia. (t and 081
10 to 1 Ostalt.'em-Alive (t)
10 to 1 Victor (eff)