The Express.
London, England, 1865-05-08 00:00:00

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the fall d the flag. lamest outsiders were named. and
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being as pod as " dead 'sou," those quotatkros can have
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Bu,—Faiutess Derby hoes minim for &Two Thousand
and four of them Bathing so aloes together that 71b extra
weight might have put the wisser fifth instead of first, with
beta the lint sad sneered at 20 sad 30 to 1 the day before-
hand, are somewhat extraordinary "incidents* to *Menials ;
and s more arida& week then last wee never prod at
Neinsarket. Nee wee the teeing ever of more importance
to the future, • 2-yeald contest Minion a bons into the
bottler for the Derby 1866 at the ridionlous odds of 18 to 1
(a prise Bias Hal is oeveslidy sot worth bookies at), and
the betide( ea the appeoeshiet Derby being quite sped by
the result of the grad ram. But for the dust, the spode
world have been quite esjoyebie, ems with only one feature
each day, the final struggle for the Two Thousaod hem me
of the most haterestiog ever witnessed. The field ono-
prised four of lent year's end two of Mk year's celebrities—
measly, Bedminster, 'Addington, Zambesi, Gledisteur,
Jack o'Leoters, and Kaagaroo—with the .dark " Brenda-
he" laical. Rine, and Archimedge; hall dozes whose per-
former:se scarcely minted them to hoe the darter in
Tibia, Regalia, Tilt, Lemaralte, Cedric, sad Joker ; end Ilie
sesordaste Le Mandarin and Pantaloon, who merely ran
to assist two of the great gum. The result was not at all
iu esoordame with previous ramie& for wherever
Gladiators was Bedminster was boned to be, from their
is the Preadergut Newmarket, and, through
resisitik7Kanproo ought to have finished before Zambesi.
Had the pair been anywhere near the leaders, the correct-
ness of the ram might have been believed in ; but they per-
formed en wretchedly that there must have been something
the matter, tulles we are to put it dove they cannot stay.
This, however, they were burly tried to do, and it may
soma day tore out that their severe trials only a
eery fewer ys before the rare, oa the hard
pound, all the steel out a them. After
Argoescit's Victory on Monday, it looked like Bedminater's
rade, although Vivid ran close enough to him to make the
Freschnian way confident about Gladiator, the latter hav-
ing slightly the best of it ; in fed, if the reports se to what
the two " trials" said ware correct, Cam oin also ran
forward enough ander the top weight to give Lord Stamford
every hope of winning with Archimedes ; and Liddlopoe
having gone a roarer, the judge's placing of the first five
may never be materially altered, perhaps, when they meet
main. Archimedes' hisried preparation was certainly some
71b against him, and many believe he will turn the tables on
the Preaching's in the Derby. However, Gladiateur, who
has improved all I ever pee him credit tor bolsi capable of,
looks so much like giving that he must sot be deserted. I
should handicap the meek performers in the Two Thousand
thus, for the Sprees sails sad a half :--Glegliateer, fig 10Ib;
Archimedes, vin 61b ; said list ; sad Breedelhane.
Sat blb. Leaving Kangaroo sad Bedadoeter out a the oel-
saletioe, and also the " dark • Christmas Carol and
Besetielaw, the quails' I, am this quartet Led Wild
Charley, The Duke, Oppressor, Scan*, Chattanoop, and
Loogdown in the Derby! Last year, the five last named of
this half doses ran to • standard that made The Duke and
Chattanooga appear the beet ; but Uhattenooge having
turned piper, like his Mather Orlaado, Liddington, and
Lougdows always promising to make as great an improve-
ment as Gbidiateur, the seal e may have to be madjusted on
the eve of the ram. The fillies ran to their last year's mos-
eurement pretty accurately in the One Thousand Guineas,
the Mot of Ger devisure being unable to get the mile fully
somunting for her ignominious defeat ; still, the Oaks may
tell a different tale with regard to Siberia and one or two of
her opponents, that event being left seedy as epee as the
Derby.
The Chester Meeting, commencing on Tuesday and ex-
tending over Friday, will not my much for the Derby,
gutless Broornielaw or Bresdalbaes should upset Liddingtos
in the Dee, nearly all the other items of importance being
handicaps, four of which come off on the first day. One
of those, the Chesterfield. is for S-yr-olds, is which Side-
wind, Spring Gun, and Viola have the beet of the weights.
Is the *them one or two stables have two or three each,
all so well in that there is no guessing what they may stand
upon : for induce, J. Day has Black Bock and Pantalooe;
and Wsdlow, Moidney, Queen of Trumps, and De-
nman, in the Wynastay ; W. Scott hatNu and
two others in the Welter ; mid in the Eaton
Plate there is Willow again with Qom* of Trumps
and Gipsy Girl, and J. Day with Panteloon, and
Attaché ; and the selected representatives do not seem te
have much to fear beyond Mr. Barber In either event.
Balsam is almost good performer monk to stand for the
Misty* ; and the two-year-old Valentine looks like aiming
off the Bolgrave Stakes oa Wednesday, in the 1111:00009 0/
Kim Hal. The Clown or Tartar in the Welter Cap, and
Moulmy in the Members' Plate, have ouly to start to be-
come winners; but the Hying Handicap is just as
pendent ea the tactics Wsdlow and J. Day may pursue as
the first day's affairs, although Haps will take no little
getting over. The Chester Cup will attract some 20
runners probably ; for J. Day will run Ackworth, Grinder,
end perhaps Bath= and another ; the Helen division, 11141
Letter, Macbeth, and Tartar or Sidewied ; and Mr. Merry,
the licestissima filly and another; whilst La Touoques„
Gratitude, Victorious, the Higkeyer's dam colt, and
Lion QM all backed very heavily, and the outsiders
will be representedby Oldminster, Sonmise,Chenge, Lem-
chaos, Buckloot, Nuneaton, Wanderer, Chocolate, The
Brewer, ha. Shedd the ground become heavy, the calcu-
lations made with rderesce to Helen, the Highfiyer's dam
colt, and Ackworth may be upset ; nevertheless, these have
been well tried, either at home or is public, and at the
weights ought to supply the winner, Victorious having cos-
siderably the worst of it with them all, whilst Lion, the
ilmatiamma ally, and La Toecqusa have no advantage over
the highest weighted of the trio, AM wortb, who has proven
himself a first-clam handicap hone. Buckfoot is a dangerous
outsider, but Helen must have been found good enough
at home to beat ill the moderate lot, although
her performances have been so wretchedly bed
that the most barefaced "roper" would have to blush
that accomplished a victory with her in sack a race as
this. The " party " are always too clever, and have too
mush money on now, forms to stand naiad, all I can say
being that if Helen is overthrown it will most likely be by
AM worth and the Highfiyer's dam colt, the latter having
improved immensely in his new quarters. The Dee Makes.
on Thursday, will probably be reduced to a match between
Liddington and nos of Mr. Ctiaplin's dear perchaers, the
course being an easy one for Liddierou to win over; and
King Hal should win the Beaufort Biennial, if the stake is
tempting enough for him—which is hardly probable.
Leaving all the hasdicaps sad the Badminton Stakes for
previous running to throw a light on, there is only the
Stewards' Cup to discuss, and the Chester Cup must tell
whether Victorious can beat Lieu and Ely for that.—
I am, Sic., METEOR..