The Express.
London, England, 1851-08-29 00:00:00

SPORTING.

F.GITANI ItACES.—TuuReRty.
A marked inipmvemt nt in the programme, tine weather,
and the ',nib:" of the Queea's Plate and Surrey and Mid-
dlesex Stakes, gave the um d importance to the second, or,
as custom has ma to it, the " grand " day, inducing many I
hundred, who were not to he tempted on Wednesday, to
take advantage of the special cheap trains. The gathering
in consequence was nomerous, hut wanting in fashion, and
in all respects below the great day when Egharn was in its
zenith as:gracing and posting town. Amongst the visitors were
a select few of the aristocracy of the turf, and the majority of
the metropolitan ring, who, it will be seen, contrived, in the
intervals between the races, to get through a little business
on future events. The management of the races is deserv-
ing of great praise; the stewards were attentive to their
duties, the decisions were unexceptionable, and time was
well kept—the only "daw " was in the starting, and that,
we believe, will be prevented next year by the appointment
of Mr. liibburd, jun. The stewards elect are Lo Ex-
mouth and the lion. Capt. Roars.
SVlllall3 AND MIDDLESES STAKES of 25 sore, each, 15 ft,
and only sif declared, dc. The winner to pay 15 soca to
the judge. Two miles and a distance. (20 subs, L. of whom
declared.)
Mr. Douglleg Den Pedro, 3 yrs, 4rd l'lb (T. Sherwood) t
Lord Pseter', Little Jack, 4 yr.. sat b... .. . (Norman) 2
Even betting. Won in .1 canter shy four lengths.
NAUMA CILVILTA STAILES of 5 *ova. each, with 30 added ;
for 2-yr olds, ist ; three, 9st ; mares and geldings allowed
31b; maiden horses, it' they have run once, allowed 31b; if
twice, 51b ; winners extra. The winner to be sold for 200
*ova. if demanded, &e. T.Y.C.
Dam M MbelsagPs Plumagd, 2 yes, tat &b (Garvey)
Mr. E. It. flames Pa igloo! yrs (lllclard,), 2
Betting : 7 to 2 agot Bents, .5 to 1 art Dorothea, o to 1
Ort l'lumstead, 7 to 1 agst Diamond, s to 1 agst Poetess,
=id hto 1 agst Chaplet. Dorothea, Bonita, Lady Blanche,
Poetess, and l'hinistead, laid together in front to the dis-
tance, where Plutostead quitted her hones and ran home a
em easy winner by couple of lengths. Dorothea, Bonita,
sad h
Lady Blanche ue,hed so claw together, that the judge
could nit place a third. The winner was claimed.
of 100 guineas; 3-yr olds, 7st 51b; four,
9st lib ; five, 9st lllb; six and aged, lOst 21b. Two miles
and a distance.
tat %v. Wow.' ite.ail, 3 yrs (Bartholomew) 1
Lord darks'. LA t e lash, 4 yes
Mr. Illnuab-14's dimplic.ty .1 Srs ........ .
Betting • 7 to 4 on Little Jack, 3 to 1 each agst against
Retail and Simplicity. Litth Jack made the running at
an indifferent pace to the distance, .were Retail went up,
took the lead from him, and woo in a canter by three

lengths.
AMATEUR Sr.te vs of 10 sore. each, with 25 added ; 3-yr
olds, last 121 b ; four, 104 121 b ; five, l lst 71b ; six and
aged, 12st. Mares and geldings allowed 31bs ; the second
to 6AVe his stake. The winner to be sold for 250 soil., if
demanded, &c., and allowances if to bo sold for less. Mile
and a half.
Mr. La Terriere's Shropshire Witch, 6 yrs, list 21b, (1501.)
(Owner) 1
Mr. Clay's Jack in the Cortor, 6 yr*, lost 11th (104))
(11r.tlerkeley) 2
Count Batltyany's Lancaster, aged, lest I Ilb (1001).. (Owner; 3
Betting Even on Shro)ohire Witch, and 7to 4 agst '
Jack in the Corner. Won by a length. Lancaster beaten
off. On returning to scale Mr. Berkeley objected to the
winner on the ground that Mr. Le Terriere was not qua-
lified, according to the Anglesey articles. The stewards,
however, held, that as he is a member of the Brighton Club
—which is mentioned in the Anglesey conditions—he was
qualified to ride fur this race.
EURAM STAKES of b soy*. each, with 2-1 added ; 3-yn
old, ist ; four, Bst 41b ; five, fist 101 b ; six and aged, 9sl ;
mares and geldings alowed 3lb ; horses that have started
twice in 18:al and not won allowed 51b ; winner to be sold
fur 300 soya if demanded, and allowances if to be sold for
les, fleets, one mile.
Mr. 1. -. tloxk.. Haresfact, 3 yrs (4c1.). 3441 b (Kendal) I 1
Mr. Roweell's D edify. 3 yes (s 01.), 3lb (1. *harps) 0 2
Mr. G. Dren'a Gaacals, aged (lg.), 7st Jib _(C tiniest) 0 3
Mr. llor(ltra's Modena) Doe, 4 yes 1504), 3at 10.0
(Cowley) 2 4
Mr. Theruson's Falens, 4 yes )3014, 34 10th (T-Shertroud) 0 3
Mr. C. Li t y's Hriagton,7lb (0. K) 4 6
Mr. Mar.luill'o firaican, aged (SW., tirt Ilb (Saks) 0 7
lAA.. id Ittennarind'.. Hurry Scurry, 3 yrs (000 (Garvey) 3 dr.
The first. heat WWI woo in a canter by four lengths, and
the second by two lengths. The winner was sold for 230

guinea".
BETTING ON THE COURSE.
THE LEAMINGTON STAKES.
1 to 1 apt Herhe t 1510 1 44 Windiachgrats
Gto I Goldneokr I 20 to 1 Lola
12 to 1 gualeman
GRIM TOAK9IIIRE HANDICAP.
$ to 1 apt Wing
10 to 1 apt Clariata
4 to I thwack
ST. LEGER.
5 to 2 apt !lemmata It to 1 apt Oreciat (1)
a to 1 Aphrodite (t)
Aphrodite arm baclud (matt-int 1,0001.
CAM BIUDEGEOUIKE STAKE-9.
1(0 to G apt Nasty I 30 to 1 apt Whwthound (t)
CP:IMO:WITCH.
No anomie is tho betting.

])FitBY ItACES.--W El )N ESDAT.—CONCLUDED.
SeLLINU STAKES of 5 SUVA. each, and 30 added, the win-
ner to be sold by auction fur 2001. or under, &c. Heats,
1 mile. (5 subs.)
11r. T. PAres beeirdriff, 4 yrs (101.), 7st 21b (Chariton) 0 1 1
Mr. V. Wmble f by Irbil btok.M.lim out of Bum (30t.),
4 yrs, tet 131 b (Frerbeen 1 0 •
Mr. Ward's Seam-the way, 5 yrs (301.), 7st Sib (Sharpe 2 2 2
Mr.W. tty Ines OW Limey 4 yrs (301.), 7st 210(1.)stmne• 0 0 0
The first heat was won easily, and the others cleverly by
a length each. The winner was void for 151.

LYNN RACES.—CritUItSIDAT.)
CoRroitATION Stsans of 2 son each, and 20 added. 1
One mile and a halt. 4 subs. lleats.
Mr. Mpp•neo lielm.iroa. 1 yr., Fat 3W5,,. .. . . .—... (Hammond I
Mr. Aber. NII Desperanclumi 6 yr. hell Um (lied 3
Mr. Blanton's Despair, 6 yrs, 9st S lbs. (Owner 3
Won in a canter.
LYNN I'LATC of .10/. One mile.
Mr. leasten', Devpour, 6 yr.., Pg 3 lb, . (S.
Boners) s
Mr. Ilarnard's Mountain Dew, aged, 14 ( wa) 2
Mr. Itowland'• Child of the 1114. 3 yrs, est lib.. ...... (Devitt) 3
Mr. Westaies Garrick: 3 yrs, kw Ilb (Wealth) 4
M on by half a length.
WYST NOXFOLIC HANDICAP old' SOTS. each; 3 ft if de-
clared, with 40 added. li mile.
Mr. neriirs Sim Taft% 8 pro, ket :lb (*.Mel.) I
Mr. H. lautel's The General, aged, let Illb ... ...... (kraith) 2
Mr. Itreaard's Mountain Dew, aged, let 131 b (West) 3
Mr. Abel's Jerry, 4 yra, let 310 (A lad) 4
Wen by ten lengths.
lle NIERS' STAMM of 3 sees. each, and 20 added, gentle-
men rider% about One Mile and a Half, 3 subs., were won
easily, in 2 heat, by Mr. Aberts Slashinghparry,rry .agetgstt
tglr,..,l6l:l77,l:ibesrar.ttil Erin,
1.11. 1111111.44 to a tnd St,rweepstakbesmoitf I. so. s'.
each, One Mile, was won cleverly, iu 2 heats, by Dr. Pater-
son', Belladonna, gat 7lb (Hammond), beating Dark Susan,
- Tat slb, and TOM Tit, Tat 31b.