The Express.
London, England, 1862-08-20 00:00:00

lir. Harman's Cheerful, 2 yrs, fist 12lb
Mr. Ilolt s Crusade, 4 )!.a, 7st alb

Betting 2to 1 apt Vertumna, 4to 1 each apt Crusade
and Cheerful, and 6to 1 bar three. The miming was made
by Lord Glasgow's colt, who was closet y followed by VF
tionna, Cheerful, Crusade, and Fig ; Redpole lying slightly
a. After wome abeut a quarter of a mile Crusade
and Fig took up thedin running, Vertumna end Cheerful
owning on together, whilst Lord Glasgow's colt joined Red-
pole in the rear. .At the distance Vertumna was beaten,
and Crusade wait to the front. Immediately, however,
that Fig was called upon he displaced Crusade, and won
easily by a length. Cheerful =passed Crusade opposite
the stand, and secured the second situation by a length.
Tar NINTH Vial or THZ BURGUNDY STAIRS of 100
sore., h ft, for 4-yr•olds ; colts, Bst 71b ; fillies, Bst 410.
Two miles, over the old course. (7 subs.)
Mr. W. 4. Cartwright's Fslrwater, by Loop Baron—The
Bloomer. Sot 41b — (Kentba's)

Lord Glasgow's The Drake. Net ;lb .
Mr. Jaques Viscount Brigha Set Jaques 71b
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Betting : 6to 1 on Fairwatet. The Drain; took s cont.
masdieg lend uatil approachiog the distance, where the
mare came, and getting on area term with Lord Glaagow's
cell half way up, quitted himopposite theorem!, and won
may hi two lengths. Viacount was beaten off.
Tel Tonna= Oats of 15 cove. each, h ft, with 100
added, for 3-yr.eld fillies, Bat nb each. Certain penalties
cad allowaeces. One mile and &quarter. (61 subs.)
Mr. It C. liaylaYsleu de Joie, by Longbow—Jew
get ((;hallooer) 1
Mr. T. Valentloste Q. E. D.. BA 71b (Fordluun: 2
Camel Towneley's Lmperatrlos, tat 101 b (Bullock) S
Bettiag : 2 to 1 apt lanimatries, 3 to 1 apt Interdoca, 5
to I apt Feu de Jove, 7 nil apt Q.E.D., and 10 to 1 apt
lady Alice Hawthorne. Into:dna& pioneered the lot, and
*tic the wood side took a clear lead, Bonny Breastkaot
being mooed, Imperatrice third, and Fen de Joie next, with
Q.E.D. at the head of the rest. Before reaching the dia-
tom. Bonny Breardmot took up the running, but felling
back beaten shortly afterwards left the race to Imperatmee,
Q.E.D., and Feu de Joie. At the half distance, the oar.
vad~ecbsx went to the front, and easily disposed of Q.E.D.,
who, notwithstandiog her game struggle, wasbeaten half a
length ; Imperatrice waa a had third, and the rest struggled
is in the order placed.
Tag CONVIVIAL STALIN of 10 ems. each, Is ft, with 100
added, for 2-yr-olds ; colt., Sat 6lb ; fillies, fist 21b. Maiden
allowances and penalties for winners. T.Y.C. (69 sub..)
Mr. Ten Broeck's 'tornado, by Wild Dayrell—Medla,
fattdb (Fordham) 1
lard biandord's Livingstone, bat :.lb (Edwards) 2
Culosel Pearson's Blue Mantle, Set an. (Aklcrott)
Yr. Harland's Bohemia., Sat 411, Osborne)
Betting : 7 to 4 apt Bine Mantle, 9 to 2 apt Livingstone,
6 to 1 agat King of Utopia.? to 1 apt Tornado, and 100 to B
apt any other. After taking the preliminary canter, Blue
Mantle became very restive and was led to the poet, where
be continued fractious, and was joined in his unruly conduct
by Bohemia and Borealis. This caused a delay, but when
they were sent away it was on good terms. Tornado and
Livingstone got off in front, but the latter being shut out at
the half distance, Tornado on the outside of his horses in-
creased his lead mid woo by half a length. The same dis-
tuft esparated the second and third, and a neck divided
the third and fourth. King of Utopia was fifth, Zipateado
elsth, Woodbine seventh, Supple eighth, Trump Queen
ninth, Fanfares tenth, and Borealis last. The winner is
enp, in the Oaks, but is not io the Derby. After the
see Lord Stamfurd made a complaint against Bullock for
feed riding. The case was gone into after the Chesterfield
'Handicap by the stewards, who did not consider the charge
proven. . _

'Lir= : 600; 12 f L. T.Y.C.

Lord Derby's LaiAuguste by
yrs, ast 71b Btodwe
(ll—Yeaeosa.
lidwards) 1
Lord Olasgoves f by Young Melbourne—flown Bea,
2 yrs, Bst 71b (Alderott) 2
Bening : 5 to 1 on Lady Augusta, who woo by nix
haiWIL
Seeoeo YEAR OF THE Stara NORTH or ENGLAND BIEN-
NIAL Orel= of 10 son. each ; hft ; with 100 added, for
3-yr.olds ; colts, &it nb ; Allies, get 21b ; wimsers extra.
Two miles over the old course. (57 subs.)
Lard AL Vincent's Zetland by Yottlgeur—Merry Bird,
list 71b Postbus) 1
Lord Zetland's licesdor, Sat Elb (A. Edwards' 2
Mr. C. Peak s, jun., Pembroke, eat 71b 'Harrison) 3

Betting : 11.io Bon Zealand, 2 to 1 eget Investment, 10
to 1 apt any other. Woe eerily by half s length ; a bad
third. Investment did not pass the post.
Tex Juve:Nui STAKEIS of 100 boys. each ; 30 ft ; for
2.yr-olds ; alts, Oat 71b ; fillies, fist 51b. Tluveloarters of
a mile. (5 subs.)
Mr. Merry's Tassel by The Comack—lady Lorene%
ast lib - (Alarcon) 1

ft C. Moock's Scamander, •It 711).

(. 7 : Orbornel 2

11171 CH16117.11611.1.1) HANDICAP d 5 sors. mach, with 100
added, for all ages. Winners extra. One mile. (21 subs.)
Lord Ainusirre Ace of Clubs, by Stockwell—lrish Queen
3 yrs. bit fills (Daley, 1
Mr. 11. K. Tbompion's OrWotan, 3 yr', Set dab .(110•101) 2
C Moselle Oanleoer, 4 yrs, 641211, tHordcantl) 3
Captain GrOrn Pancake, 4 yrs. 7st 17lb (D 07149 4
Betting :5 to 2 apt the Clarity oolt, 3 to 1 apt Ace of
Ohba, 6to 1 apt Paecake, 100 to 12 apt Gardener. Ace
slants waited until sp woaching the stand, where he
mane out and won evil y by a length ; • neck between
wood and third. Pancake was a bad fourth.

THE SELLING STAKES Of 6 ens. each, with 30 added ;
weight for me, with allowances. T. Y.C.
err. LiecoWs Acorn, by Leap tisrssi—Hasst at Oak, 2 yrs,
Est (l2l2l,tmesss) 1

Mr. GI. Bryan's Parasite, 4 yrs, rat 71b - (Lynch) 2
Mr. Beaumont's L'throridelte, r yrs, 6st 711) (4OL) (Carron) 3
Betting : 7to 4 agat Acorn sto 2 eget L'Hirondelle, 3to
1 apt Parasite. Acorn made all the running, and won by
a length ; half a length between second and third ; bad
be The winner was bought in for (Cl guineas.
haa 111.t.merres PLATE of 100 guineas ; weight for age.
?weenies.
Mr. I 1111001 Caller Ou by Stockwell-o'llsta, 4 yrs,
cat 7lb (Withlnston) 1
Mr. Blenkinaop's lvanhoff, 4 yrs 9st Mb 'Pardbam) 2
Ile W. Hudson's '_,'aptalo Crow, 3 yrs, Bat 61b (J. Osborne)
Betting : 4tol on Ivenhoff. Captain Crow went away
with the lead. followed by !seabed!, Physalis colt, and Ma-
tador, Caller On lying off, and so far behind was she at one
time that 100 to 1 was offered and taken about her. The
Lew Victrix never attempted to approach her hones until
shoat three-varters of a mile from home, when the began
to lessen the nominee pp between her and the leader. At
I. distanoe Captain Crow retired beaten, and Caller On
immlied up to Invaohoff, had him in trouble at the stand,
and earns on amid much excitement, and won by halfm.
Loath ; a bad third. On returning to scale, Aldcruft, who
rode Lord Chisgow's colt, complained of foul riding on the
part of Withington, and the objection is to go before the
olovards this (Wodocaday) morning.

LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE.
EBOR HANDICAP.
7 to I apt Q. E. D. (t)
DERBY.
20 to I apt Michael Soott (off)
30 to I Melrose (off)
2000 to 40 Early Parl (t)
ST. LEGER.
4 to I apt The Marquis (off)
fi to 2 Ousetacate (off)
6 to I Blackstone lot')
20 to 1 Raffia's* off)
30 to 1 Neptuana of
BETTING AT MIDNIGHT.
EBOR HANDICAP.
3 to I apt 6
to I Cape Flyaway (t)
Q. E. D. (t)
8 to I Pita Eva (t)
BT. LEGER.
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14 to 1 Exchequer (1)
DERBY.
1000 to 15 apt Natloaal Guard (t)
1080 to 25 Topotoado(t)