The Express.
London, England, 1865-01-07 00:00:00

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SPORTING 4.NTELLEGENts.
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gjiLENG SIZEPLO3fIIiatIik—FRIDAy.
With five nose aeS:p9koidre lad • dp4ll?ed•ff. •
Math( master Was . •is the pro-
mised • geed dare !Dedham. set for
12.* brought an 'thew idiom% and was woe by Polly
• Me: and the Hasten' Shier wee ewe in a safer by
Kir, Elegem went to the pest for the Surrey aed
Steeplechase, and the
_wanouteint=al
snots was illustic )
lag when looking *lir the -X•sr, and after various eon-
trokallia Pigs followed yap his "amen al yes-
terdor by weenie. verly. The two other nen brought
eat ell the eampetitore watered with the theeptioe. The
LW event was • tura up for the fielders, the favourite,
inched at sto 4, being beaten by six lengths. Full details
of the waning will be found below.
Tae CAMISBAk PLATS (KARMA!) of 40 son. ; *u-
lnae" 2 son. to the feed. Wieasee 'Atha. Two miles.
Mr. Elliaotga Folly Hopkins, by Wild Dapell, dam by
Venison, aged list llb Miner) 1
Mr. Thuntwood's Slake, 6 m (lee. Übe extra), I( nn IRt.
Pickets)
Yr. Wells' The Donkey, aged, lOst J. New) 3
The following also ran:— Wien, Pit" lying Spur.
Inaba Boy.
Betting : 2 to I apt Flying Spar, 3 to 1 apt Bak 5 to 1
apt Piggy Wiggy, and 6to 1 apt Polly Hopkins. frith
Boy made play, attended by Piggy whose imme-
diate followers were Polly Hopkins, Daey, Sind*, and
Flying Spur, Puss thing lam Deming down the hill,
Donkey week up to the leader, and passed the
Mead in ednisoli, followed by Irish EV, Sixths,
and Polly Hopkins, Flying Spur and Pam still
lying last. Bounding the turn Flying Spar took up
the reining, but was tom afterwards paned by
flinith who led over the next fence with Irish Bazitsez:
. wad Plying Spur in elms atteadanee. Shortly
gate up the hill, the Donkey ansemed the lead; but dim
taking the third fence from home dropped bask beaten, and
Shahs, with Polly Hopkins in waiting, came on together till
' reaching the last fence, which wee first taken by Polly
• Hopkins, who enetnally won cleverly by two lengths ;
Donkey • bad third, Irish Boy fourth ; and Flying Spur,
Puss, sad Piggy Wiggy came in at intervals in the order
earned.
Tan 11171rregie STAMP of 5 son. each, with • cup
added, far horses that have bests regularly bunted and
sever wen • stee=rosage. Weight fa age. Three miles.
Mr. J. Gilike*s Gun. 6 yrs, lint (Mr. Illimee) 1
Mx. Elphlok's Fly Spur, 6 yrs, Lest (J. Searle: 2
Paleface and lord Marlin also ran
Bettis( : 5 so 4 on Spring Oun, 3 to 1 apt FIB Spyr
and 4to 1 apt Paleface. Paleface, took the lead, but,,
swerving at the first feces, Spins Dun took up the run-
. alag, lad soon had • commanding Med. After passing the
Mead • nom' time, Lord Marti. came down at the third
kaaa, and J. Knott had • heavy fall. Spring Gnu from
this point was Dever caughtv and woo in a muter by six
Pasha was beaten a quarter of • mile, sad
walked pest She poet
TnRMIDDLIBRX OP= HABDICAP ariMPLaCHAS3 of
7 son. each (2 son. ft to the feed). with 50 added ;
winners extra. About three mike and a half.
Mr. Seltmarek's Plw Wlgp, by Arilsor—liancesnire
Wile& aged, lbit 6.16 (Including gib extra) (T. Pickett) 1
Mr. Belhani's Sly For, aged, list 7lb rT. AbbletC S
Mr. Union's Shuttlecock. lOat 71b W. Grigithal S
The following also ran :—Portland, Dobbyn, Gorsebawk,
Bravo, lvanhog, The Rogue, 0,111100. and Altman.
Betting : 7 to 4 apt The Rope, 5 to 1 each apt Piggy
Wiggy sad Attaman, 6 to 1 apt Bravo and Garehawk,
and 8 to 1 apt Shuttlecock. Bravo was first off, with The
in b attendance, followed by Ocesehawir, Piggy Will, *llobby el • the others in • abater. Wan reaching the
Stand The Rogue took up the running and led out of the
straight, kis immediate followers being Gersehawk sad
Piggy Wiggy, the others well cep, with the exception of
Iveneff, who was • hundred reds in the rear, and refused
at the 'text foam No noteworthy change took place the
next time round, when the leaden passed the Stand in the
SUDO order, but the others were tailed off at long intervals.
At the fourth fence the third time The Hague fell and was
not further persevered with. Gorsehawk, who was now in
command, came to grief at the next foam, and lett the lead
with Piggy Wiggy, who was not afterwards heeded, and
won by six length'. Sly Fox was second, four lamella in I
advance of Shuttlecock, and Overton cantered in some
&Mace in the rear.
A SELLGIc Srthrucriasn of 3 son. each, with 30 added ;
weight for age. with selling allowances. Two intlee.
Mr. Taylor's Dubious by Newooart. aged, UP gib (301)
(Holman 1
Mr. Saltmarsh's Betsy Baker, aged, lint Glb (1oz.)
(W. Braider)
Mr. W. I'. Cave's Konen, aged. Ilet9lb'. (Mr. Hinson) S
Betting : 5 to 4 each apt Dubious and Betsy Baker, and
sto 1 apt Lions.. Liman made play, Betsy Baker phi"
on mooed for the first half mile, whet the leader gave way
to Betsy, who after pante* the stand, fell at the put
fence. Lioness from this time went on with the running
till within three-quarten of a mile from home, where
Dubious took his place with the leader, wbo retired beaten,
and Brazier (who bad gradually made up his lost ground),
hard pressed Betsy Baker, who, however, was never able to
overhaul Dubious, the latter winning wily by six lengths ;
Lioness was beaten off. The winner was bought in for 66
plasm.
A SweerorAras of 3 ion. each, with a cap' added, for
hones the property of volunteers in the county of Middle-
sex. &trance, one soy. Two miles.
Mr. W. Biler's At bite Stockings. lit 71b (Mr. Grant) 1
Mr. & Green's Leicester, 13st 71b ;Mr. Edwards)
Mr. H. de B. Austin's (bells Bill, lftt 71b
The following also ran : —Dunstan, Polly Hopkins, and they
Manna.
Betting : 5 to 4 apt Leicester. 3 te 1 apt Damian, and 7
to 2 'get Polly Hopkins. White Stockings took up the
ruining moon attar atartieg, sad led into the Mraight, fol-
lowed by Dunstan, with Castle Hill next, Polly Hopkins and
the others following. On the far side opposite the stand
Polly Hopkins fell and brought down Castle Hill. The race
from this point was reduced to • match between the two
leaden, but Leicester never being able to get up, was beaten
easily by six lengths ; (ladle 1101 cantered in a bad third.
BETTING AT MANCHESTER—FRIDAY.
WATIBLOO (COURSING) CCP.
100 to 7 apt Lard Ufflogton's nomination (of)
100 to 6 Mr. Jardlne's nomination (of and t2oto 1 freely)
25 to 1 Mr. Ha cod's nomination it)
33 to 1 Mr. Bake's nomination (t)
TWO THOUSAND.
10 to 1 apt Broadelaw (t)
DERBY.
11 to 2 apt Liddington (OR) I 21 to 1 apt Bedminster t)
10 to 1 Bratdate (t) 26 to 1 Bronsielaw
15 to 1 Chattanoop (t)