The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-23 00:00:00

TO TUN IDITOt OT TM) ZIPTIOT.

8111,—Then WO NO assay inducements held out to
bookmaker neat week, that they will be in doubt whir*
they stall operate. That clans of speculators however ndl
dad Noncom's much more profitable thus Stockbeidr. 40
the ruses there are not °naked al mach to one cr two
stables, sad the handleeps are so open tbat very fiw will be
" bit" hard, taking the whole meeting together, sad the
" public " will be festinate indeed if they spa eons off
winsen.

Oa Tuesday then are See streets, but the entries for the
Trial Stakes and Selling Stakes I have not yet received,
they having been mode at Noe male late an Saterday.
The North Derby, once round (shout a mile and three-
quarters), is worth tamely 800 eon., and that might leduce
the owner to start Ellington, who has 611 w. realty. Omer
Paths, Warlock, and one or two others may run. Artillery
and Forbidden Fria have also incurred 6lb penalties, and
the latter may leave the leek to his stable compaaloa, War
lock, end go to Stockbridge with a faint idea of bowling
over the Dausbury crack. Artillery too, if he is really fit
to beat Ellington, will very likely be en absentee, es a vic-
tory hers would spoil his owaer's chance of retrieving his
Derby losses in the 8t Leger. If Ellington is a runner,
and I have no came to doubt that he is, the Epsom
Derby is sot likely to be upset by say other than Artillery :
the latter animal's owner hes another string to his bow, in
the dark Riogdropper.
The Tyro Stake., for two-yr-olds, T.Y.C., is soother
valuable stake, the wiener getting about 260 lOW. chief.
There are eeveralwbo have shown some good relting,' he beet
of them being Blink Bossy (21b extra), Sidon, Magnifier
(21b extra), and Couguot. The beet form la the lot le di-
cidedly Blink Bonny's, and Magnifier and Biel mu look the
seat best. The former was amiss at Manchester, and may
show as improves eat on his running there, when he was
beaten by Lantboi.ree, Saunterer, and Consgeot.- Vanity
is a good dark 01111 In Joke Seett's stable, and eke will do
something for her owner this seettet.

The Members' Plate Hand sap, *se mile and ■ gutter,
will be worth upwards of 300 sore., and a glasses is milkient
to point oat ese who ought to be near 'Jutting, if he end
the owner are in the humour. I refer to Saraband, 4 yrs,
Bat 121 b. He ran second for the Royal Rant Cup at Moot
with 121 b more on his back, and gave the winner 301 b for a
year, bat wits only beaten a head. It was fortunate for
him these weights were out berm he ran for it, or the po-
lonium would have ensured him at least aaother 141 b.
Bernina is also very lightly weighted for a 4 yr-old, at 6st ;
and Vitae:, 8 yrs, should get into the frost division with
21b.

Wednesday is the mud day, end the sane somber of
stakes are to be decided so on Tuesday, all of them blimp
published except the Queen's Gaines,. The Commarai.l
Vahan' Plata Wag a "billing" stakes—it b bast 'sit
alma

The Grand Stead tiakes for " two and three year olds,"
T.Y.C., does not boast of a single three year old, and it
cannot be wondered at whoa they ban to give the younger
081118 SOlbe. for the year, over their own dinars... The
rosining for the Tyro Stakes should completely settle it, as
all the cracks are essayed therein; but I do aot asteipete
that Blink Bonny will have to enecumb—if to anything, it
will be to Magma. r.
The Northumberland Plate Handicap, two miles, I have
noticed two sr three weeks siege, and have little farther to
say concerning it. The starters an likely to he selected
from the followieg dozen :—Cansobia, Yorkshire Grey,
Honeyntekle, Whitelock, Solna, St. Clan, Paelt, Gaudy,
Lord Derwentwater, Zeta, Warlock, and King of Scotland.
Cannobie, 3 yes, bet 9.b, is a great favourite, and I notion
that many parties are backing him who ware eo owlet ca
him for the Metropolitan. His running at Ascot was not
like a winner here, with but Est 91b; bat he wag coughing so
badly at the past that I do not wonder at hie defeat. He is as
good a handicap Inns as then is oat and, when well, is
quite capable of giving the year to Yorkshire Grey, and
two yeast to Honiyanekle which he is called on to do here.
The grey has been especially prepared for this, and will
take a deal of beating, and despite the strong commissions
is favour of Honeysuckle, I shall not be the least surprised
at his finishing before her. The latter has been booked, for
the luit few dap, is pref -realm to her stable companion,
Warlock, who, in my opinion, is better than her, and may
be the BUM= Pare, alter all, of Mr. Nichol, who owes the
pair.
Dotros, 4 yrs, bet 6.b, ought to beat Whitelock, 6 yrs,
6.t 61b, bad as be is, and I doubt whether last year's winner
(Wbitelook) will sot be beaten by his stable companion,
s'. Clare, 6 yrs, Est, who le said to carry Mr. Mather'. euc-
lidean.

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Puck, 3 yrs, 611 71h, Is very quiet, and I am almost
afraid tbe outr is forestalled ; het he is well worth looklag
after, as he will lot get such a light weight again. He is is
the Liverpool Cup sad the Goodwood S-akes, bat ant co
scything Ilk. sub good terms, and if lie is beaten here I am
afraid I shall hue to class him anion the Ind sues. The
operation at 'he Corner to-day will show whet ere the fil-
trations of the stable. Zeta, 3 yr., 6st 61b, does cot seem
likely to giro way in the market, In spits of the King of
Boehm' and Cuaobie being made such great kvourftes;
and ma she will run true, and to win, she should get is the
front rank. Lord Derweatwater, same age and weight,
should be beaten by her.
I The King of Scotland, 3 yrs, 6,1, has come Into the tsar-
! het with such a rush that it appears certain he is better than
Gaudy et the weights ; it is *yea said that be can glop him
10Ih soda beating, which, if tree, would ensure Mee the
victory. These "trials," however, are nom the more tree
tocsins they are made public. He has been out twice—the
first time at Think, whore he wet left at the post for the
Trial Stakes, and the second time at Durham, where be
could get nowhere with 6.1 131 b kr the Scurry Heindinp.
His looks, however, attracted fur him great attention, sad
trwho have lately ro him proton's, him one of the
till gain Dawson bas, sad his condition is perfection. He
rtiqu emu Odle', however, end he may have to give a
litde weight away cc get a good Jockey up.
I should be inclined to treat the following to finish the
fight—King of Scotland, Peck, Casuribis, Zeta, Yorkehire
Gray, and oae of Mr. NA:boles two; and, fearing Car-
noble is net quite himself &gala yet, I must steed on the
King or Pock for the winner, and the snood and third
plum should be eel c atoned by Zeta, Yorkshire Grey,
and Warlock (promoting that the latter is the best of Mr.
Nithols'.).
The Fr.. Hastlicap, three-qurten of a mile, with lb 36
sobs., is likely to . Mice a good 6.11, and it is durrose to
a tempt to select the winner. Tom Burke, 4 sr', get, eau
nee a bit, and so can Bin n 4 yrs, 7it 71h (who won
at Newton lust wick with 7.161 b) Oar of the I,ght
divi-
sion may lefty it off ; and it Otika, l yre, would only run
hied, he could win with fist 41b, the Matter weight within
31b. At the same weight there are also the Maid of Der-
weat sad Putman, both of whom look well, the former
espr rially.
Thursday is occupied by the cod Cap Stakes, the Cot-
potation Plate, the Gateshead Lottery Stakes, the Spies.
latioa Plata, and the Tyne Stakes, the two latter hulas
yet to close.
The Gateshead Lottery Stakes for three-year olds, tea
miles' is not a very valuable stake, and 1 (lomat wh•ther it
will tempt Menaces,. Heir of Linn., Zeta, and Warlock
are likely to be on the spot; hot it will dulled oa previous
resale' whether they are to rim. The first eneatioeed le
also is the Gold Cop, and he may be is reserve for that; it
is aot tmw sable for him to win the two. Is his atomise,
Zeta or Warlock may be sucessful, 'appals' Manganese
does not ran.

The Gold Cep B•skee two mike, is esPPoNd be •
' weight for egg rice • but ate realties sod snowmen have
rendered it very mash like a haadlemp. The following an
the weights:
Om 11, I .4414 lb
nicest
6 IS
. ..... 9 4 nalpitia. —. 3 6
4 9 0 Villiers 3 6 6
Connects,
Bled-in-Hand 3 1 4 Aanounsentent
1 ma see nothing me Road-lookiag am Heir of leaner, who,
although s wiener ....l time, never woo regiment at
rae time to owe him to have a penalty. Elaneebes, &emits
his weight, might get wood, yet be has lipid that part
to the Heir twice before, sad may be tired of trying with
hi..

The Corporation Plate, vale. 60 guineas, nee roved, has
105 gabs. This is somethint eatra•rdinary for a p..try a
stake, bet must be attributed to th. entrants moan being
a .as. nothing. It is an exceilent bond:ego, although
made in tee light scale, and bookmaking should nap a flue
burnt out of it. Saraband, 4 In, main chiral attention
with bet 181 b ; the Osten* b rather oat of his Lae, yet his
light weight ought to brirg him forward, if the stake is
worth sending him for. Ifirhebire Grey, 41n, leeks likely
with 8•t 71h. The rec., however, depends so much on pre.
"loos ranting, that 1 mint lean it as it is till the first two
an over.
To morrow morning I take Wined the Bibiery and Meek.
beide Meetings, which do net commence till Wederdiy.
METEOR.