The Express.
London, England, 1865-08-24 00:00:00

SPOUTING INTELLIGENCE.

ANTICIPATIONS .OFYO
. TGURSDAY'S RACING
AT RK.

TO ?HZ IDITO6 OF THE Rifling.
BtH,—The proceediugo at York during the two
kit days have left It very easy to foretel most of the win-
ners of the ramainiag TSCAIs. Mr. Pitt defeated Blue Riband.
MBA's, Magician, Flying Jib, and Miasmata (all good
Lorene), so rely cleverly for the Biennial Stakes, that he
looks errte;n to win the Colt Sapling Stakes, and may pos-
sibly be allowed to walk over. Then the penalties carried by
Ohibise and EMS give Split-the-Ditlerenee all the advantage
in theGimerink,.kaguste having been ant up too badly in the
Ooavivial to be worth standing again this week ; and for the
Alike Prialttec there is nothing here to oppose Ems. The
fourth two-year-old race, the Nursery, is a handioap in
which Castanet, Haphazard, end Rococo have all the
beet of the weights, according to recent form, it being
quite possible for them to supply the first three,
imams it should happen that Jezebel is subetitated by
01boroe'• stable for Haphazard, many having it that she
is the superior of the two at the weights. But, under any
eirettenstaocee, I shall anticipate the morass et Castanet.
The Great Yorkshire Stake. will be run for over the St.
Leger caw is., but cannot 'Ouster' the great Domester race,
with Gladisteur wretched, sod nothing better than
Broomielaw and Olmar to rue. Radcliffe (a good horse,
until he went *Milli lint year), Klariaska, Nightarsteh. and
one or two others may help to swell the field ; but IA is little
more than a question whether Broomielaw can beat Olmar,
and this I think be can just about do. The York Cup is
at the mazy of Bly.—l &c., ILBTEOR.

YORK RACES.—Wiliff MAT.
The Ebor Handicap is considered the chief &Urania% of
the meeting. Hence the large cowmen of all classes that
aseerubled on the course. The priocipol handicap, although
a great failure in regard to acceptation—nineteen only of
the fifty-nine origisally kmodioapped having cried content—
was dill a difficult problem to solve, almost everyone hay.
big a different view of the relative chances of the oompeti-
ten, horn the great useartaiuty es to stable intrptioct
!peculation on the Ebor up to last evening was • perfect
faros, nothing Ironing Imo in the market for three conse-
cutive days, but such a decoded disposition was evinced to
get on Claremont at the Rooms lest inning, that he was
speedily installed favourite, the slightest odds over 2to 1
being eagerly noepted. Hollyfor. was occasionally *Knead
otter, but was not backed until just prior to breaking up.
when az fifties were accepted about Mr. Perry's represents-
Mee. The Guido was decidedly second favourite, 3to 1
being taken, and 7 to 2, whenever offered, was intently
booked. The feature et the St, Leger was the desire to
lay against Glediatenr end advance of The Duke, the
Marquis of Hastiogs' colt being backed for good
gooney. Breniabene also was inquired after in a few
brianoes, all tbe twelve, to one being taken, and be left
off at 10 so 1, at which price • few isvesteseste were made.
The Derhy betting was only remarkable for the desire to
by against Auguste after his wretched performance in the
Coneivial Stakes on Tuesday. 40 to 1 was laid against the
hall-brother to Gladiateur, the layer offering to go ow. A
large contour* ansembled at the Rooms this warring, but
very little Nitrite took pine, setting occupying most of
the time. A report was circulated that the Guide had
broken dowa in his morning canter, but this award
proved to be untrue, for after 100 to 6 wad
O&M against, be was freely supported at 4 to 1 to
hundreds. Claremont had evidently poured a "good night,"
as be was is greater demand, 6 to 4 being takes. Lady
Ifylda nil Holly fox were backed in • few instances, but
only smell amounts, and after the wretched form dis-
played by both the represestatives of Cliff's stable, Nemo
sad Iloreblower, who had both bore circulated as "good
thing.," nay price could he obtained for the salting about
il ewe. The weather thrift the morning was very cloudy,
and looked ominous, but at 2 o'clock, the time appointed
for the first nos, the sun shoo* pleasantly. There was a
peat Moreau. to the attendance, large crowds of persons
litho( all the streets of the town. sod when a move was
made to the course long lines of pedestrians streamed across
the Koavesuaire in all direction. Durine the intervals
between the races • compact crowd of tbe boree.loving
worth country artisans took up their position in front of
the betting ring, anxious to learn all the latest intelligence
respecting the haedicap, which coined a perfect puzzle to
the most astute. The ring and stands were more crowded
than on Tuesday, but still there was an atence of that
crowding and crushing experienced at any of the great
southern gatherings, owing to the eouiroodire encloeure,
where room wan sscri6.ed for the comfort of the visitors.
The following are details of the day's sport.
Tor FILLY SAPLING STAKES of 50 eon. each, 30 ft, for 2-
-old fillies, flat b ib, T.Y.C. (five furlongs 44 yards.)
416 subs.)
Duke of Beauforra Ischia, by Wild Dayrell—Flstree,
set 1015
in
1
lord Stamford's Valeria. fist 10th
)fr. S Lion' rat 10111 Rifflielry:
Betting: 4 to lon Lehi& The favourite. after going 200
yards, showed in front, with Valeria next the rails at bee
girths. At the distance Monitress was some diataote in the
rear, and the Dolte's filly coming away from Valeria woo in
a canter by three lengths; Monition finable& four lengths
In the uarof the second.
THE RAwctIPTII STARES of lOsovs. each, with 50 added,
for 2.yr-olds, Sat 101 b; fillies, Set Slb,• positive and allow.
seen,T.Y.C. (five brings 44 eerie). (Li sobs.)
Mr. Crar.na Veepsalan, by Sewseineter—Vena. test
(J. Metall 1
6 Mr. Psnloes Chapel Royal, PAM ,AldcrofV
Betting: stol on Vespers*, who jumped off with the
lead, and woo in a onto by six lengths.
THE Visor YEAS OP THE TICITH NORTH OF ENGLAND
BrnwlelAL Swab of 10 ems, each, b ft, with 100 added, for
2.yr-olds ; colts. fist Iffib ; 611ies, Set slb ; penalties and
allowances. T.Y.C. (53 sobs.)
Duke of Beaufort's Mr. Pitt, by Prime Mlobter—allay.
est 131 b Nee Sib sit) (Fordluimi 1
Mr. B. Cathcart's Blue Itinand, Sat 10lb :Osborne) t
bird Stu. ford's Chlbisl, Bit 13lb (Inc Sib eat; (Pafroll)
The following also ran :—/iseclaa, Repulse, Mesarnater Fitz-
roy. and Flying Jib.
Betting: o to Sept Mr. Pitt, 100 to 15 eget Flying Jib.
7 to 1 apt Blue Riband, 8 to 1 apt Merman, 10 to 1 eget
Chibisi, 1410 to 7 apt Magician. The lot got off to an even
dart. but after going • hundred yards Magician and Flying
Jib, with Repulse in attendapee. niched to the front, Blue
Nibliad and Mt. Pitt on the left and Chibisi on the right
coming on next. On receding the turn Magician sod Ra-
wl,. gave way, and Flying Jab came on with a clear lead,
followed by Mr. Pitt is the centre of the coon.. Approach.
tag the &Aeon Mr. Pitt overhauled Flying Jib, who was
in difficulties, and the favourite, with Chibisi at bin girth;
bad • clear lead of Blue Roland. A hundred yards from
• bone Cbibipi made an effor but could sever reach Mr.
Pitt, who won cleverly by • length; Bice Ribald, comic,
with • rush, neighed second, a length in front of Chibbi ;
Flying Jib was fourth, Magician fifth, Repulse sixth, Bega-
wan absolutely last.
Tlle GREAT Elton HANDICAP of 200 nog added to •
sweet:44.ns of 20 love. each ; 10 ft.; 3 if declared ; winners
extra. Teo miles. (59 subs., 40 of whom pay 5 eon. each.)
Mr. G. Hodgman's Verdant, by Mann& dam try Pyrrhus
the Fir fa x na, eat fib (Heartneld) 1
Mr. Bowe: Claremont, 4 yrs. bet Sib ((Fordken) 2
Mr. 0. Brian's Lady Hybl', 4 yrs ,Beau .... (T. French) a
following also ran: The Guide,h for, Little John, and
Marie.
Betting : 5 to 2 eget The Guide, 3 to 1 ant Claremont,
sto 1 eget Hollyfox, 11 to 2 apt Lady Hilda, 8 to 1 eget
Verdant, 10 to 1 agat Little Jobn. The lot were despatched
at the that attempt. Little John taking a clear lead, followed
by Clammiest, next to whom were Verdant sad Elastic,
The Guide bringing up the rear. After going half a mile
Little Jelin inoreued his lead. Clanment and Verdant
going ou as before ; but The Guide drew forward and took
fourth placer. Little variation occarrei until approaching
the plantation. when Hollyfox paned The Guide, who was
also passel by Lady Hylds, who ran alongside of Holt fox.
At the T.Y.C. pest, Claremont, Verdant, and Hollyfox
closed with Little Jobe, The Guide, on the outside, beading
the remainder as they roulade(' the tuns into the straight,
whet. Little John dropped ban, and Claremoot, with Ver-
dant clone up, cams on clear of Lady Hylds. From tile
diStallee a magnilleent race commenced, Claremont always
having the beat of it ustil within • few strides of the chair,
erten 11 ea:afield (who bad ridden with gent coolness and
ittaament) celled upon Verdant, who soswerod gamely. and
landed Mr. Hodgmedo colours—in the last stride—by •
bead ; Lady Ilyida was um, six lengths io rear of Clan.
mat ; The Guide fourth, • bead behind Lady Hylda ;
Mastic was fif Lb, and Hollyfox lest. Little John broke
(lowa about a mile from home, when leading by several

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