The Express.
London, England, 1849-08-01 00:00:00

GOODWOOD RACES.

CHIOIEII7I2, MONDAY NIONT.—In addition to thou
already published, the following hones have arrived. The
Priestam, My Mary, Over-fork-over, Goodboy, Grief, Rem-
nant, Woolwich, Banter-la-Coupe, Thornhill, Muter
Murray, and Jonathon Wild. Curios is not easing, and
Lady Evelyn is very doubtful. The entries took place this
evening at Goodwood, and on the whole were very satisfac-
tory, Craven and Cowden, stakes alone not having filled.
Looking at the programme altogether, there is every reason
to anticipate an abundance of hiably interesting sport each
day. The weather is extremely fine, sad the course in the
finest possible order.
Daring the nee week the following parties will be enter-
tained at Goodwood aid Motet:omb Dale Puk, dre.—At Good-
wood : Duke and Duchess of Bedford, Duke and Duane
of Beaufort, and Lady Henrietta Somerset, H. S. H. Prince
Edward of Sue Weimar, Baron Brnnow, Marquis of Exeter,
Earl Jerry, Earl and Countess of Eglintnn, Lord and Lady
Stan'ey, Viscount Clifdsn, Lord Villiers, Earl of Uxbridge,
Lord Canterbury, Earl and Countess of Chesterfield, Viscount
Enfield, Eal of Bossborough, Earl Strathmore Earl of
Glasgow, Hon. Col. and Mrs. Anion Col. Peel, Hon. Fran-
cis Villiers, Mr. and Lady Sophia Des; Vote, Sir R. Pigot,
Mr. and Mrs. John Stanley, Hon. Capt. Ran, LIM George
Manners, Mr. Chenille' Mr. Payne, Lord W. Lennox, Lord
Arthur Lennox, Lord Alexander Lmnos. Lord Henry Len-
nox, Lord Getrge Gordon Lennox, Mr. Gerard Start, Hon.
Sr. George Foley, Mr. Percy Williams and Capt. Pellet
At Dais Park (Marquis of Abercora's) : Earl and Countess
of Granville, Earl and Counters of Sand% ieh, Viscount
Jocelyn, Lord and Lady Sydney, Lord Como /Insult Lord
D..fferin, and_ Mr.Wills.7At Wood End (Lady Geor-

saa Bathurst's) : Earl Bathurst, Marquis andsMarehloi
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Of Drogheda, and Miss Ponsentry.—At Meheentle (Eul of
March'e): Col. A. Con, Mr. Newton Mr. MINA mud Mr.
Rickard Smareet—At Avisford(Lissilizatmthissynell's) :
Wee Paths, Earl and Countess N sad lady Fanny
Nelson.—At Bcxgrove : Mr. Yrs gni r. L. of the
R. H. G.—The officers of the woad battalion of the Paellise
(lauds have a large party at the Barracks; a teat Vora Men
pitched in the yard to contain fifty at dinner.—An knmenst
number of fulnonables reached Brighton, Beeor,Wt,iddag
and Chichester, by the afternoon trains. Everything. in
fact, encourages the belief that the meetng will be a meat
brilliant cue.
TVZSDAT'S )UCl3io.—The number of events to be
chronicled, and the late hoar to which the racing was pro-
treated by the false start for the Orange H.ndicap, leave us
Ito time to indulge it. preliminary observations. We mast
be car int, therefore, to state briefly that the commencement
of the meeting was in every respect highly favourable ; the
weather was delightful, the racing interesting in the extreme,
and the company at once numerous and fashionable, lulu&
leg, la addition to those enumermed above, many perms of
task and distinction. The Craven Stakes not having filled,
the business of the day opened with a
MATCH, 100, h ft. T.Y C. Mr. Gresillers Cariboo, 2 yea,
OM 71b (Doekeray), beat Duke of Richmond's Mirror, 3 yrs,
Sm 71b (Finnan), by • length. 6t02 en Cariboo. Ran in
1 min. 24 see.
Onsagoz Braun (Handicap) of 10 son. each, with 100
sated, the second to receive 25 son. oat of the stakes. Lest
mile and a half. (17 salm.)
ter. Payne's Sauey 'Dili. 3 pea,713311, ......(Doekersyi 1
Mr. Gravities Claim, 3 yrs. 74 710 (Nauman
War. Bolt's Greschis, 3 ns, Mt lib (P. 'Warr 3
The above roes was run twice the first heat being won
oirootly by Sauey Dick, Clarissincond, and Could& third.
The betting before starting for it was 6 to 2 against Clarifies,
3le I against Syrup, and sto 1 each against Cosachia and
it. Antonio. It was discovered, however, that the horses
bad been started from the mile and-a-quarter post, and a
fresh start was ordered. The Flea and Rodney, who ran in
the false start, were afterwards drawn. We should add that
• question arose uto whether the bets ought to stand, the
horns, as some alleged, not having gone to the post. The
stewards, however, decided that inasmuch as they had been
e. piled upon to go to the post," as mentioned in the Jockey
Club rule No. 40, they mud be considered to be p.p. gm
the actual nee the prices were even on Saucy Da, 3 to 1
against Clarissa, and sto 1 spina Cosachia. This heat
emu off precisely as the last, Saucy Dick making all the
play and winning by a length, and only a head between se-
cond and third. Rua in 2 min. 47 see.
Istainzrans' PLATe of 60 sovs.,•added to a sweepstakes
of 6 OM. each; 2 yr.olds, bet 71b; three, 7st 91b; four,
tics 4lb; Am tot 111 b ; six sad aged. 94. The winner to be
100 woo if demanded, &a T.Y.C. (8 outs)
iltolimodi The Seraph. 3 yes. (J. Mareani 1
Oi. TONI. 4 Tr 4 (Flainsen
Wool lidomeo l's Pell Nell, 3 yea (P. Bak:
Berinrrralll3 et 300 son. each, h ft ; for 4 Finds, San.
flit 71b ; 21b; the second to save his stake. About
tins age lad Ivo folksy.
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