The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-11 00:00:00

SPORTING INTILLIGENCA

THE MEETING AT DONOAJ3TZE.

Se Ma IMAM 01 Ma urn
the groat events of the season are
Were the world new ; sad after ant week (toppoiag the
Otaxtoe wee Is to be so toothed ors toe heed, se promised,
as to allow the public to forget ft, and ite diegreesfal ho-
boes.) we shsZ quiet dews to the One Newmarket Wed
perennial hay sod core meetings, with uo other aeons
of esehessent tine the Cesanwitok sad Cembridgeekin.
Them mesh will be completed beton the bell rine for the
St et the SO noes to take pine at Denman, but will
Si engross mu& attention pealing the four den' brillisot
sport there is to insist at —or, at any rate, inn) after
the Sr. Leger rose Is over and the tsetse created
by it cooled down. Each day's bill of fare is a
banquet is half, sod matters are certain to begin right
merrily on Tuesday with the Fitawilliam Stakes, a weight
for age Wel &pis that is certain to nips out some of the
beat speed of the da as it will eon be ascend for over
night. The Great Yorkshire lisadicap, over theft. Leger
souse (shoot nee mile sad seven haloes.) is soother greet
sea, and will brim together pleat; of good home, all the
bsavy weights left on being likely to complimeat the heads.
by startler, for there is so
bee
when impost will
aop Mousley over a diatoms that be osa compass. He
asay not be very penis' to this course, wpotielly when
from Mb to • stoat to seek a trio of stayers as Ask.
worth, Hippolyta, sod Choinnost ; sod Bel fifteenth and
Swordsman both meet him at such an advastage that if it is
only "their day" be cannot hope to give them the weight.
T. Dawson should best all the remainder with his
Blind, or Holstein, but what the Simoo Pure may eveateally
tars out there ie no telline, Benched. who looks PO like the
wisest, having been already very freely "peppered," sad
the beet oronoy moms to be gong os Hippolym and Act.
worthy the former tens a "good thing" on her last year's
mein. The Dopester Plate is oily a rode race, in which
Vizen should prove true to her tame, and the apparently
favoured Lucky titer aid filtookinger must be about as
good as Exchequer to beat her. Par the Revival Plato, cal;
Attraction and Liddiegton Smith= to beat tbe everlasting
(Mon of Trumps, who will glery is the run I. from the
Red House, a course over which all three of the two-year.
old stakes of the day ban to be soatested. The C.
peen is use of the prtocipal races of the year, sad will
fully sustain its prestige, even if all the " dark " colts
backed for the Derby that are mitered—Knight of St.
Michael, War, Schoolboy, Monarch of the Wee, Robin
Hood, and Lord Lyon—fail to come out. I have my
doubts about the last named ; sad wo may see the **dark"
division represeoted by nothing` booed Knight of SI.
Micheal. Ginnie, and Lady Bank. Net ens of these
can boast of such a good private reputation as the Primate,
Beelzebub, Strathoooso, Reties, China.. Saes Si. sod Ma.
gives have earned in public, arid if no mistake were made
over the trial of Stratbcocum before he run in public, he
may defeat dl comers, despite his tonne at York. Mr.
Merry's Primate or Beelzebub (who have both proved them.
selves tint raters, the former being se good looking a gentle.
man as anything of his year) bevies to be feared the most
by him. Reda, should best all the remainder ;as Chinas
might direct his more serious attention to the Olsegow
Stakes, fur which he holds Macdonald. Lord of the Vale,
sad all others that have ben oat, safe enough in public
hymn.. There are some promising fillies in thence for the
young fair °ties. Gietus, Sim Harriette. Valeria, Hap.
hazard, and Amazon being ell very surd to look at ; but the
superiority of Greta. can hardly be questioned, alter her
many se newer in good compsey.
The St. Leger Day will be occupied with good sport, lads-
big from two of the three secondary affairs completed, as if
previous rousing does not spoil the Handicap Sweepstakes
for two year olds and the Corporation Plate they are sure
to produce large fields, Mr. Jackson's colours for the first.
named, sod Exchequer sod Lion for the longer race, bens
most likely to filere in front. Sens Si will probably walk
ever for the Municipal. The Sold for the great event will
not number enure thus a done, although J. Scott's stable
L spoken of as likely to start three—Mr. Bowes's Klariaska
(to he ridden by J. Adams), Lord Durham's Ariel (Athena),
sad Lord Falmouth's &sisals ; W. Gaiter's. a ample ;
Mr. Chaplia's Breeden:wise (Consocel. sod Broomielaw
V. Marro); sad(`. Peck's two—Regalia (Oeborne), end Kate
Hamptoo (Wheatley). J. Day's party will probably stand
solely oe toe Marquis of Hastings' Duke (Fordhem) despite
the whispers concerning Kangaroo and J. Grimsbaw ; and
Count Lagrange 's Gladoteur (H. Grionkaw), Mr. R. Wal-
ker's Christmas Carol (Challonew), Mr. Cameron's Pewees
(Clement), Mr. Berry's Zuubed (11.0evey),are Om only other
sertais starters, though Mr. Sutton's Nightwatch (Thomas),
Lard Stamford's Archimedes (Wells), mad Mr. Waite'
Ohm (Snowdon) will all be es the grimed to run, if their
earners can see anything like cogent remote at the last
ssomeet for their swelling the field. But their taking any
prominest part in the real encounter is not at all pro.
baole, Archimedes baring dose eo work for a week, sad
Beginells, Ariel, and Kate Hampton bang alto quite out'
entre hunt ; sod however snot* the field may be, only Glee '1
listen', Bresdelban, Mennen Carol, sod the Duke of the
oohs (carrying bet 10Ib nob), zed Regalia, Kiernan', sad
Pewessofthefillim (Set 51beech), will be worth talking about.
Peeress's friends argue about her chance on wrong premises,
as she must take no credit whatever foe the defeat of
Slarindue at Goodwood, where a plater, Trepire, was the
equal of the Whitewall wonder ; and Regalia is not cooly
bound to beet her a bog way, as she did in the Oaks, but
the tables moat be turned ore her by Marinate if she will
day run to her York form. To headlamp the Duke,
Christmas Carol, Bresdalbans, Retells, and Klarinska se
public form is impossible ; but it in easy enough to come to
the noclusios they an all' leerier to Gladiateur, who in
the col; three-yesr old that has proves himself anything
like so good ae Blair Athol was last year. and ought to win
the St. !Agee (harries socidenta) just as easily as the latter
did, Regalia and Breedalban banes the strongest titles to
occupy the second aid third positions.
, On Thursday, we shall see Christmas Carol more at home
as regards the distance he will be melted to go, be being is
the mile Penton Stskes, for which be should give the
weight required to all the two.year-olds, very few of whom
can compass the distance. Os the same course there le a
rich sweepstakes to be entreated by juveniles only ; but the
1001. may not attract Rust* with John to represeat the
Duke of Beaufort is his stead, sod we shall see no other
Derby favourite in the field, Stntheoran being the best of
the remaining lot, sod he must win the Champagne to prove
his oapairility to give slb to Ewa, wise is so certain to get
the mile as to be worthy of the preference over all-comers.
Archimedes' zniefertane raises the doubt whether be can win
the Reiland even with only Heir-at-Law to beat, and the
latter might have the good fortune to pick up that little
plum in addition to the Scarborough. Previous running
must be left to throw a light on the Portland Plate (Moul.
any is not actually stopped herein by hie Sat 10th, and
TY adlow's stable should be watched) and Cleveland Hem.
dicap, Exchequer, Stereidoger, Ennui, and Swordsman, all
being in the latter, with the dasweroos-lookieg Manor
Bieberd. Friday's closed races are all is the same predian
meet ; but it will, however, require innething startling to
ewer for Oladiateur and Breantltens both to be in danger
of defeat for tbe Domeier Stakes. sod Kleriseks for the
Park Hill, and the anima of Arebimed•• would loan the
Don Stakes to Mr. Merry and the 200 son. Sweepstakes to
• couple of " ripe" like Hale sled Osloyer. The Cop has yet
to close, and I must defer all satin of it until after she St.
Lem —I am, Ica. METEOR.