The Express.
London, England, 1851-06-05 00:00:00

SPORTING.

ASCOT HEATH RACES.—Wzmizenar.
It rarely occurs that the second day at Ascot rises beyond
the " respectable " in point of attendaace, and yesterday
was no eseeptioa ; for, although that wee • very fair show
of fashion in the stand, in awaken it All rather below the
avenge than otherwise. The censpaay present indeded
PAWS George of Cambridge. the Duke of Bulked, Doke
of Riehsecod, Marquis of Ezeter, Lord and lady Ersatestap
Lord sad Lady °knoll, the Marchioness of Ay
Lard and Lady Chesterfield, Lord and Lady Newport, Lora
Wilton, LordMaaborough, Lord Stradbrolse, Lord Maid-
stone, Lord March, Lord Uxbridge, Lord Clifdea, Lord
Strathmore, Lind Stanley, Lord De Lisle, Lords
Lord Granville, Lord Charles Manners Lord anners,
Lord Ruston, Lord Airlie, Lewd An;on, Lord Darkish,
Lord Enfield, Lord Villiers, Lord Statism, Baron L. Roths-
child, Count Bachyany, Sir It. Pigot, Sir W. Codrington,
Sir J. Hawley, Hon. Captain Roue, Ili*. Colonel end Mrs.
Anson, Hon. fifajor Pitt, Hon. Henry Forester, Hon. Cecil
Forester, Hon. Frederick Villiers, lion. Francis Villiers,
Hen. Major Needham, lion. J. Macdonald, Gen. Charritie,
Colonel Peel, Colonel Newton, Major Festoon; Memo.
Des Vsuz, Bacon, 11. Peyton, J. Stanley 8. Stanley, G.
Start, Newton, Oreville, Payne, Borne, Bastard, Jaques,
Coekerell, Archdall, Milner, 'Balfour, ifte.
With reference to the company on the Stand on Tuesday,
we should state as a proof of the popularity of the meeting
with the higher classes that the receipts were the greatest
ever known on the first day. The subjoined description of
the racing will show a very satisfactory " total," a large
field for the Hunt Cup, and a sequence of five " coups " in
favour of the fielders.
FERNIIILL Stakes of 15 sees. each, 5 ft, and 60 added,
for 2-yrs-old 7st, and three, fist ; mares and geldings al-
lowed albs. About half a tile. (12 nibs.)
Mr. Msegsna's Forbes Rope 3 yrs (dartholorrew) I
Mr. 'rent k's sdiat,3 yrs (Croatia) 3
Mr. Yarwonles Hoplacker, I yrs
2to 1 on Adine. An amazingly close race between the
favourite and Forlorn Hope, the latter, who made all the
play, winning by a short head. Run in 69 sees.
SWEENITAILIA of 15 sort each, 10ft; for 3-yr old colts
Sat 71b, and Shin Sat 31b ; the winner to be sold for 400 sins
if demanded, dtc. Three quarters of a mile. (5 subs).
Mr. Tbars(ll's connive %Flamm)
Mr. Howard'. Prods* .
5t02 on Prestige. The non-favourite waited till within
fifty yawls of home, and won cleverly by a length. Time,
- min. 33sees.

ROTAL HCIST CCP d 200 sore, by subs of 10 sore each,
with 100 added. New mile. (48 subs).
Mr. R. Robinson's air Chalets 4yr.t?..t (IL 0.01,1/
Lard Cladea's StrongVoir, tat ...... (I,latman 2
Lord stAney's Unet S. r% tk4 71b ...... Batter 3
The following also ran :—llagle7, Cyprus, Gillyflower,
The Swede, Repletion. Grief, California, Herbert, Tilsit,
Fire-eater, Landseer, Eva Utrecht, Flare-up, Roller, Blis-
ter, Hungerford, Abderlu:ntan, and Cane.
Betting 7to 2 amt Strongbow, 4to 1 agst Herbert,
6 to 1 each ere Priel and Hungerford, 7 to 1 agst Blister,
10 to 1 apt The Swede, 12 to 1 agst Repletion and Boller,
and 100 to 8 apt Lord Exeter's lot.
The start was accomplished in a style highly creditable
to Mr. H. Hibbard, all getting off well,Roller and Sir Charles
immediately going in advance attended by Strongbow,
Cried, The Swede, Herbert, and' a
ruck of light weights.
They remained in close order to the distance, where Sir
Charles took a decided lead, kept it, and won by three
parts of a length ; the same between the second and third,
Herbert a good fourth, and EV3 a bad fifth. Run in 1 min.
46 sees. _ _

—CORONATION STAIRS of 100 eon. each ; h ft for 3.yr
olds ; fillies, Bet 71b each, de. New mile. (14 subs.)
Mr. Grerille's Barral.ria tel.uto,o) 1
Rif J. Ilarrky's Merry Peal
6t02 on Merry Peal, who waited en Barcelona to the
distance, went on with a slight lead to the end, and won
by a head, but baring swerv,d against Barcelona • few
strides from the choir, was objected to, and the stakes
awarded to the latter. The stewards acquitted J. Manion
of an intentional jostle. The race was run in 1 min.
60 sec. _

PI-STE of 701. (handicap) for all ages, the winner of the
Ascot Stakes to have carried 7lbs. extra. Swinley
Course.
Mr. ilsagsn's tools rblllppe, 4 yrs, 4st Mb (Valens) 1
Mr. Hughes's b 1 by Cowl out of Clancliae, 3 yrs. otllb
(Cowley)
Lord Ezeter'sUfrertit, 4 yrs, nst Illb (J. Moan) 3
It,. Drlnksalb Cyprus, 4 yrs To 71b (Keeney; 4
Lys! E.Acrieca's HAW. 3 yrs, Cot 41b (o.troyle)
Betting to 2 apt Cowl filly (taken), 3to 1 apt Vasa,
3to 1 apt Utrecht, and 4to 1 apt Louis Philippe. Vasa,
who was restive at the post, jumped off with the lead, but
bolted at the foot of the hill, the running being immedi-
ately taken up by Louis Philippe, who carried it on to the
end, and won by a length. Run in 2 min. 37 sees
Reit MAJESTY'S PLAT*: Of 100 guineas; 3.yr-olds,
7m 21b, four 9st 21b, five 19st, six and aged lost 51b. To
start at the new mile post, and go ones round.
Mr. Arrold's Milord. 4 yrs (A. Day) 1
43splaio Lowther's King charming, 3 yrs (Ci. Sharp)
Lord Ezeter's gateracter, 4 yrs
Betting : 7t04 on Pitsford. Kph& took a clear lead at
starting, and with Nutcracker and King Charming in
waiting, carried on the running to the last turn ; King
Charming and Nutcracker here went up and defeated her,
and ritsford joining them at the distance, the three ran
home together; l'itsford winning by half a length, and
King Charming beating Nutcracker by a neck. Run in
5 min. 49 sees.
\Vim molt Tows PLATT of 501. for two-year olds, 3461 b ;
three, 7st 101 b; four, list bib; live and upwards, 9st ; mares
and geldings allowed 31b.. 'llw winner to be sold for 1001.,
ac. T. Y. C.
Lord Entree Prishor, 4 yrs
Mr. Armstrsisses I try baaaadale ont el Malik, 2 yrs (Osborne 2
Mr.J. Merle% .ftol 3 yrs (Brim 3
TUE EMPEROR'S PLATE.
7 se 4 ago Twomser.
3 to 1 eget lawbweasts.
to 2 sow Wields* (0).
ST. LEGEL
10 to 1 apt Mistertwa.