The Express.
London, England, 1853-08-12 00:00:00

SPORTING.
READING RACES.—TIIUMsDAY.
CAVEILSRAM STALTS of 5 sore. each, 2 it, With 25 added.
Strai2lit run tn, nearly three quart. r• .1 a mile. (id subs.,
of whom pay 2 soy.. each )
Mr. H Ild.'s Ireland's Eye, by IlarLaway, 3 yes,
Bst 21b (k. Day) 1
Mr. Lister's Maidstone, 4 yrs, 9.t 10.6 ..(Kend.til) 2
Mr. Y. King's Narcissus, 6 yrs, 9st .. (Bur tholomew) 3
Mr. Williams's Leybourne, 5 yrs' Sat Illb ..(Yates) 4
The following also ran: m by CounNellor—Miss Lucy,
Tame, Shipwreck, b f by lon—Palma, Prevarication.
Betting: 3 to 1 agst Nareissir., 4 to I agst Maidstone.
Even on the two. hlaidstone, Narcissus, Leybuurne, and
Ireland's Eye. ran in close company throughout. At the
half-distance Ireland's Eye took a blight lead, which he
maintained to the end, winning very cies( rly by a neck.
A head only between the second and third. Tame and rye-
' varication, beaten off, were the last two._

READING SCAYES of 15 awn. each, 5 ft, with SO added,
for 2-yr olds; coltr, Oat 71b, and li lies, Ott 311); certain
winneraextra. Halt a-mile.

Mr. Wruchope's Calliope, by Oakley, Sst 31b
(Kendall) I
Mr. Brown's Balmoral, Sit 31b (Crouch) 2
Mr. Howard's Glenstrae, Sat 71b (11. Gomel) 3
Mr. Clark's colt by Sir 'Patton Sykes—Starlight 1k
Bst 71b (Bartholomew) 4
The following also ran ; —Mark Anthony, Rosaline, Epi-
nician, Jack Frost.
Balmoral, with Calliope and the favourite well laid up,
made the running to the half distance, where ti.e fivourite
was beaten. Calliope immediately challenged Balmoral,
and a good race iu with the two cudul in favour of Cal-
hope by a lcng'h, The second heat the third two lengths.
Rosaline and Starlight Bess colt, close together, were
fourth and fifth. The rear lot got badly off.
PLATE of 20 sons. (Handicap). Half u mile.
Mr. Dilworth's The Queen's Own, by Itiihert de
Gorham,2 yrs, 6,t 7lb (Kendall) 1
Mr. Cox's Flounce, 4 yrs, list Chmter)) 2
Mr. Drinkald's f by lon out of Palma, 3 yrs,
ist 10lb
The following also ran : NODSIIVII. Lady Isabel, Cloak,
Ham, Woodyeates, b fby the Emperor out of Mogulisten.
Betting : Just at the close Qmen's Own was made an
immense favourite ;G to 4 was taken freely, and 4to
offered against any other. 'rho favourite made all the
running, and won in a canter by six lengths ; half a length
between the second and third. Woodyeatcs, well up with
the latter, was fourth.
INNKEEPERS' STAKEi ((Link ICAP) of 10 woo. each,
hit. and only 2 it declared, at., with 3d adii. J. The
owner of the second horse to receive back his stake. Cer-
tain winners extra. One mile and a half.
Mr. Isaac Day's Waterfall, by Cataract, 5 yrs,
Bst 31b (Wakefield) I
Mr. Ilewitt's Wilinont, 6 yrs, 8:4 71b Day) 2

Mr. Drinksld's Snarry, 4 yrs, ist lib ..(Ctilitlemaii) 3
Mr. S. Scott's La Malneurcuse, 3 yrs, 7st 13th
(Holloway) 4
The highest weight accepting being Sat 410, it was raised
to Sst 71h, and the others is proportion.
FottieKY STAKF.B were wun at three heats by Mr. T.
Smith's bc by Touchstone out of Epilogue, 2 yrs (301.),
Set 21b (Elder), beating Sir W. Booth's Alabama, 2 yrs
(300, Ist 13th (It. Sapp), /dr. Drewe's Shipwreck, 3 yrs
(30/.), 6 t 131 b (Crouch), and Ririe others.
The sinner was afterwards sold by auction to Mr. Lile
for 125 guineas, the fund thereby realising upwards of 100/.
The meetirg Irom first to last was the beat ever known at
Reading.
LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE.
EBOR HANDICAP.
6 to 1 set Pantomime (t)
6 to I Catspaw (t)
8 to 1 Adine (t)
DERBY.
1000 to 50 agst Wight (t).
First Lord is expected to juin John Day's string at Dane-
bury.

DONC.
WEIGTITA FOlt TILE GUI
—Forfeits to be declared on
lOth of August. St. Leger (

Age
Kiogsten
C hint Justice 6
Hungerford
Le.epeld
Adine 4
Newminster
Reel Lion
Ariosto
Bobbie Noble 4
Truth 5
Torment 3
Ent. cf the Shire 4
Nancy 5
Kim; of Trumps 4
Frantic
Kohinoor
l'elion 3
Alonzo
Songstress
Butterfly • 4
High Sheriff
Ind:an Warrior 4
Elcot
Daniel O'Rourke 4
Harbinger
loathe 6
Father Thames 4
Poodle 4
Evadne
Lerrywheut
Lough Barra
Goorkab 3
Fancy Girl 4
Lucio
Kittflyer 4
Hurworth
Sally Warfoot colt 4
Milford
Talfourd 3
Trickstress 5

,ST Elt.

LT YOUSSIIIRP. HANDICAP.
,r before Tuuklay u, st, the

Age at lh
RAttle 3 6 5
Brqeket '3 6 5
Alesia 3 6 5
Allegro
Jouveure
Sesta.; 3 6 3
Peggy 3 6 3
Rachetee 4 6 2
Honeydew 3 6 2
The Prortor
Merry Bird
Corybantes 3 513
Lord Fauconhtrg 3 512
Montmore 'ASP.. 3 5 12
Abdallah
King Pepin
Mr. Sykes
Lord Lieutenant
Wasp
Cleveland
Balrownie 3 .5 12
Ireland's Eye .. 3 511
Hobby Horse .. 3 5 9
Grapeshot
Huncamunc.i 3 S
Valour
Day and Marlin
The Old Soldier
Mayor of Hull
Index ? 5 2
St. Andrew
Contentment 3 5
f by 'Touchstone
out of Boarding
School Miss
The Surveyor
Friday
Jacqueline 3 4 12
Placid 3 4 11
Miss Agnes 3 4 11
Erycthon 3 4 10
Captain Cornish . 3 4 10
The Hatchet 3 4
Nestor 3 4 5
Florist 3 4 5
Malice 3 4 0
Crustal
Reapey
Georg y 3 4 0
Lady Emily
May fly 3 4 0
Hero
Gossip 3 pays

Scarecrow
Bardolph
eardinalWiseman 5
Defiance 3
Lamhton 3
Pantomime
Camara 4
Gossamer
St. Michael 4
The Friar
Galvanism 4
Nutpecker 3
Little Fawn

EG HAM.

ACCEPTANCES POE THE BURNEY AND MIDDLESEX
STAKES. Two miles and a distance.

Age at lb Age at lb
Frantic
- -

Jouvenee
Convulsion 4 7 0 Tobelski 3 6 4
Tremble 4 7 0