The Express.
London, England, 1862-07-02 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELIAIGENCIL

ODIHAM RACII2I—TursDAY.
Tom ammonium's Braman of 15eom. each, 5 ft, with EA
added, for 2-yr-olds ; col* Set 10Ib ; fillies, Sat 71b ;win
Den sates, sad allowsacas for bantam banes. Iftemailst ha*
mile. (12 nabs.)
M. Lapin's Darren, by The Plying Derlereaa—Lanteree,
71b (bred la Prance.) fern* 12
Mr. T. ateroart Xtheondacre, by Herr Moro—
. Lure Bell. liet 41b Muir
Mr. Huron's Rorke Watts, by licupoder—Blvouaeo
dam, ast (EumMagai 3
Mr. J. Day's7lb Due/tor of Kiwit Mt 31b rarer) 6
Mr. N. Irber's Iby Kingetoe—Wrh laugher 6
Batting : Bto 4 agot Boutefeu, 3 to 1 apt the Dinah
filly, sad 4to 1 apt Harriet Watts. Before Harriet
Watts could carry out her intention of being fractious the
lot were despatched in excellent order at the first attempt,
Mies Edmondson leading for a short distance ; bat when
half the cruse was traversed the flee competiton were
abreast, the favourite, however, having evidently the best
of it. Ye bri or the road the Frenchman went ahead,
sad won easily by a length. Harriet Watts was a bad third,
sad the Durham of iLinpion beaten off.

Tea Mrdnia PLATT '
(Handicap)
of 50 soya., far all ages •
a winner after June ,at 10 a.m., Sib entre. Three-
quarters of a mile.
Mr. John Day's I'm Moe, by Baraton—Vialia,_l1yre,
est Mb ',DnW 1
Mr. T. Goddard's Pero. Turuut—Mmtonk Ms GA
ISMIDion)
Mr. G. Brown's Mermaid, by Tadmor—Alke Bray, 4
444
yew, a
The following also ran : Spioebox. Rapture, Ths Quaker,
Commander, Lulus, rinkepoe, Freestone, Sir Robert, f ti
Ratan —Mies Woolgar, and Rosabslle.
Betting : 6 to 4 apt Spicebox, 4 to 1 apt True Blom, 7
to 1 apt Freestone, and Bto 1 apt Rapture. After
couple of failures the lot got off on pretty good terms, with the
exoeption of Itembella and The Quaker, who were left con-
siderably in the rear. The running wee made by Com-
mander, who was closely messed by True Blue, Peru, Her.
maid, and Spiosbox. Crowing the road, Spioebos drew for-
nerd, and immediately afterwards Commander held out
signals of distress, and rapidly retiring, Peru, True Blue,
Mermaid, and Spit:Moe came oo in a line. Hall-way up the
straight, True Blue quitted her opponents, and won easily
by five lengths ; a head divided second and third. Spicebox
was a good fourth. Beeahella was hat throughout, and The
Quaker finished last bat one.
Tag...Dputurgartzta Pau pm= (Handicap) of 5 son.

each, 2 ft, with 50 added; for S•yr:ohls ; Mi. winner of
say ram after June 27, at 10 a.m., bib extra. Straight
NO mile. (26 subs.)
Lordoyftd Westmoreland's Merry Hart, by the Fallow Buck-
, est 10115
Mr.l. J. Clarks 's Kennet, by Loop Omen or Moot(J.
, dam by
Bay Middleton. 7st btb (J. Snowden)
Mr. 010's Hilly Grove, by Robbie Noble -Cabers= 113
) t
The following also ran : Netberby, Regenerator, The
Prior, Dictator, Blanche of LIIIINNAIIr, Mw Ed .cam
e, The Idea, sod Moo.
TBirdliman ODINAN HANDIOLP of 10 eon. each, 2 tt, with HO
added ; the winner of my huller, of the value of 1001.,
after June 27, at 10 a.m, 71b miss ; the mooed to save
his stake. Om mile and (41$ mobs.)
Mr. 0. Word's (libealtar, by Cowl-Fidgetty 091.5 Yrs.
Tat 11Th (A. Edwards) 1
Mr. H. J. Elmith's Fits-Ama, by Birlkol-Avoramore, 6
Loyd
Tat nib (0. Fordbam) I
Lord Palmerstons Spencer (late 818, Banks) by New-
mthster-Pellue, 4 yn, 744 10lb. (J. Snowdon) II
Mr. Fuller's Walpole, yre, at alb (J. Plumb) 4
The following also ran —Little Dick, The Primigial,
Naiad, Seville, Ethel, Cam, Mermaid, and Conn/math
J. Grimshaw weighed for Sweet Jessamine, and her
number was put up, but the filly did not go to the po
Betting :sto 2 apt Fits-Avon, 9to 2 apt Bevil* d.
8 to I
each apt Walpole and Gibraltar, and 10 to 1 sack mot
Spencer, Cam end Mermaid. An admirable Mart else
effected at the first attempt, Seville making the medic at
a smart pace, with Naiad second, and the remainder in a
cluster, well up. Approaching the mile-pat, Naiad took
op the running, Spencer going on *mood, and Seville third.
The nest lot were headed by Fits-Avon and Gibraltar.
Descending the bill, Fits-Avon rapidly maned the leaders,
and took a char lead, Naiad still occupying the second po-
sition. When they rounded the last turn Fitz _Avon poe.
sewed the lead, Gibraltar going on second, Spencer and Wal-
pole, class at hand, were nest, and Seville retired beaten.
Gibraltar, however, came on, and won by a length; a bad
third ; two lengths bet Ween third and fourth.
Tar StrwAtioe' &muss of 5 sem. each, with 30 added,
for 2-yr-olds ; colts, did 101 b ; fillies, Sat 71b ; maidens
allowed 51b ; the winner to be sold for 50 sovs. Straight
half mile.
Mr. J. Stereos'. Bargain, by Banton-Kernel, lot MA
Tar
Mr. B. Tanners ?melon, by Young Melbourne-Excitens-
) 1
ment, fie lb (loralluun) I
Mr. Johmem's f by Teddington-Bloat lleateta :Lb
) a
Mr. R. Law's A$ let alb (Lt. BadoM

Mr. Goddard's Zebio, tat 21b (Re-ves 6
Betting : Even on Passie t3to 1 apt the Black Beam
filly, and 7to 2 agst Draff. The favoante lay is front tothe
distance, from which a fine race, however, issued with the
trio, which ultimately resulted in favour of the winner by a
neck ; the same between the second and third ; a bad fourth.
The winner was bought by Captain King far 110 guinea, and
goes into Grater's stable.
Tux ALDZESHOIT STAKES of 5 soya. each, 2 ft. with 10
added, for horses the property of or nominated by (Ace= of
the Aldiashott division, list each ; winners of SW. to awry
7lb extra ; 100 f., 10lb ; 2007. or over, 21Ib ; to be ridden
by officers of the Aldershott division. One mile sad •
quarter.
Mr. Floyd ma Itbarbas by Sweetmeat—Black Cotton,
4 yrs, list 71b (Mr. Lawson) I
Captain Barclays The Don, by Cossack—Arial, 6 yrs,
list bib (Owner) II
Mr. Gardner uses by Alarm, 6 yrs, list.... (Mr. Gerdner) I
Captain Halton ns Mamie. 3 yrs, llst_ ..(Captaln Halton) 4
THZ SOUTH WIFITYRN RAILWAY PLATS of 5 son. each,
with 25 added ; 2 yr•olds, 7et 31b ; three, 9st illb ; four,
9st 121 b ; five, irtz, and aged, 21b ; m and g allowed alb ;
selling allowances, do. • ht half mile.
Mr. Gay's Hilly Grove, by Ho ble Noble—Cobweb, yrs,
let 7lb ‘301.) (J. Grinishaw) 1
Mr. J. Goddard's Pere, by Turtins—blexlco, 8 yrs, 7st Mb
(301.) Clement) 2
Mr. P.. Law's Damon, by Grampian or Cotberstone, 3 yrs,
7st ebb (301.) (Beeves) 3
Betting : 3 to 1 apt Hilly Grove 4 to 1 each apt Peru
and Griffin and sto 1 math apt Di;nooa and Beecham. The
three placed lay is front all the way, and a Ass struggle
ended in favour of Billy Grove in the last few strides by •
head ; the seine betimes, second and third ; Bsochus was a
bad fourth, end the remainder beaten off.
31.s.rai 100 soya h ft, Wet each. One mile.

Mr. V. Gardeil Campaes Majtioarer I Gooier) 1
bent-Colonel Burnaby 's First Irit*S (lardham) I
Waa ma 4.
LAISEIT BETTING ON THE COURSE.
LIVERPOOL OUP.
108 to us cps Lay Ripon
Bto 1 Cathbrook (find off )
10 to 1 Falrwater (t)
12 to 1 Joey Jones (off)
15 to 1 Nillioaaire (off)
20 to 1 Seville (off)
GOODWOOD STAKES.
10 to 1 oa Use geld (off)
Offers to take 2 to 1 &boat William Day's and the
American lot.