The Express.
London, England, 1865-04-19 00:00:00

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of:C.PORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING.
TAT.

Owing to the Biocide Teispaph Company &Mat their
often al Newmarket at the oomparatively early icor of
dens o'clock. the quotations which were onesserily
demstolted up to that time nederwent considerable gimp
*km Wen the members finally dispersed, and NOOIIIIIIIOOOI
operations at the White Hart Hotel. John Davis, who had
been backed at 3to 1 up to a certain time, was apin is •
wiry monad position, prices down to 800 to 40 heist
betted, but he subsequently rallied, and the bat bet
booked about him was six "poster' to use. Wender-
/2g Wastrel, about whom there has been a
isemmision since Saturday, left off decidedly first
Torourite at 100 to 30, sod Tomato was backed by • well-
brews commissioner to win 5,0001. at 7 to 1, while Soo-
• and Aseideat were beaked respeetivelyat 8 to / and
to L In all other respects the betting on the Derby and
Two Tkomsod uederermt no alteration tweed that re-
Girded Is Poblerday's publication, except that amy quiet
emarelesice—olearly traceable fiven the noble owner—was
emoted fa favour of Kasai. for the Two Thommid, who
ear supported to win 10,0001. at as average of 100 to 7.
The Newmarket gaadinp and the three-year-old Biennial
NM= rendered T y's racing by far the most
Important of the week, sod the absence d Teddiopon
this engagement in the Seventh Niewmarket
Stakes caused the ocntest to sesame a very open
character. (keened inquiries were made attar &sag,
end though no absolute tnumotiona took plan in the more-
it was evident be was destined to booms a termite,
end his running was cialeoland to enrolee • marked in-
ileassee on The Duke's position for the great Epsom event.
The weather to-day was beautifully SON the sun shining
with midsummer power oat the heath, sod there was a per-
siptihki inoreson in Mimed's" although it was 'scantly
estmoirledpd or of the dullest " Cranes" whisk bed been
bad for • considerable tints past The match between
Rim aid Viesrey—the former of whom belated "fifty"
—sad the Colts Sweepstakes ending iu the walking over of
Olnier, the racing did not oosimence until 2.25 Instead of
130, es originally announced. The three coloured for the
Miss Sweepstakes went to the post, and the result, as the
betting naiades, was a very sesv victory for Siberia.
Bedell& we. the ally absentee) from the four coloured in
the succeeding seemetakes, which was invested with
such interest by the meeting of the Chester Cap
limonite front lineley—the Moutissima
Peritan. Similar to the preceding race, lose odds were
betted mos the Nontiaiiima filly, whose victory was oily
ensued by Puritan's " Genieg it, though to-day he was
inn in "a hood," as an inducement to make him struggle
reader any difficulties which might arise in the race. The
whole of the entered half-more contested for the 501. Plan,
Jar 211,46, which was won by the favourite, Marepps.
Twenty, the largest field of the meeting so far, ma for
the Biennial Stakes, Liddiegten, Archimedes, and the Duke,
as anticipated, being conspicuous for their absence. The
*tory of Kangaroo took almost every one by surprise, and
the defeat of IC,rnig, who was favourite all along. and
lacked by the stable to win something like 10.0001. for the
Two Thousand at 100 to 6 sad 100 to 7, in anticipation of
big MCI= to.day, was a heavy disappointment to Dens-
been. The result of the Newmarket Handicap was such as
might have reasonably been looked for, considerinthe
street party who were known to be at Accident's
soupled with the fact that the horse was boned to dos
thing some day. Subjoined are details of the day's raining :
/LUCE( : Litt half of Ab. IL 100 sous., h ft.
Mr. It Braxistes Viceroy, by Lainbton—Queen, 3
Re hued
7113
Mr. J. Graham's Vision, 3 yrs. Bst 710 Patd
A SWEINTA=B of 100 son. each, h for 3-yr-olds ;
mitt Sit 1011) mesh. Calais allowances. D.I. (7 furlongs
210 yards. (6 cubs.)
Mr. Watt's Olmar, by Saunterer—Birthday by Assault,
tat 101 b
Lad divided the toilette with Lord Portsmouth's eydmonton.
A SwEErermtm of 100 son. each, h ft, for fillies Bet Slb
each ; winners of 400 sou. 51b extra. D.Y. (7 furlongs 210
yards. (6 Ms.)
Duke of leaatorrs ilibaria, by Muscovite—Figtm, 9st
(inc. lib &Li (ordluun'd 1
Mr. Bowies Wartasas, Sgt 9lb Mammal) 2
Baron Rothechild's Sister to Queen of the Vats, ltst 9lb
(Wells) S
Betting : Sto 1 on Siberia, 4 to 1 apt Klarineka, and
2CO to 8 apt Sister to Queen of the Vale.
ILLIZWAL OF THZ SWITISTAILIE OI 30 NM. each, for
3-yr-olds ; mite. Bst 10th; fillies, Bst 716, not enraged in
the Two Moored Guineas or One Thousand GMeess.
11.11., a Wimp 210 yards.) (5 tuba)
Mr. Derry's ally by Saunterer—Nl Bst 710
(Fordham( 1
°want Batthyany's Puritan. Bst 1110 'Custanzi 2
il Mr. aylore sir Charles, est 101 b (ULM/oiler 3
Betting : 7 to 2on the hlceatiesima filly, who all
the running, and woe by a length. Sir Charles a bed third.
A PLATS of 501. for 2-yr-olds ; colts, list 10lb ;
Set 'ilb ; winners extra. First half of Ab. M.: (3 furlongs
215 yards.) (10 tabs.)
°oast Battbyany's Mazeppa, by Wild Dayrell—Typee,
Sat 1015 'Custance 1

Mr. C. itswlinson's Henbane, not 71b illaidmmt)
Mr. Hodgman's Venturous, ad 10lb MorriM S
The following also ran :—Piaebbeck, I by king Tom—Plaah of
Mettning, Oa ca.. Seaga. I by Vedette—Woodbine, c by Grosvenor
Blue Bell, o by Newminater—Barege.
Bettis(': 7 to 4 apt Mosoppa, 9 to 4 apt the Flash of
Miettnioi filly, 8 to 1 opt Henbane, 12 to 1 apt Ventur-
es& and 100 to 6 apt any other.
Ter nun Yzoi or Tag SEMITE Nromuscrr 13/IANIAL
anus of 10 sou each, with 100 added, for li-yr-olds
sons, Bot 10lb ;tt lie., Bat 614 R.N. (1 who and 17 yards.)
480 rubs)
Mr. H. PodwiEles Kangaroo, by Hobble Noble—Terra

Parry, tit id (J. Orimshaw) I
Duke of Beaufores sat 1016 . (Yordham,
Count Batthyanrs Xing Charming, 3st 1016 (Castance, 1
The following al o ran :—Pantaloom c by Charleston—Verona,
Tennyson, Chimes, Sweep, Ander, Argences, c by Colston
Test, Barbarous,The Caloyer, Coutrabaud island Chief, Cob-
web, Zalette, Jezebel, Joker, Dux, and The Lily of Devon.
Batting : 7 to 4 apt Koenig, 8 to 1 apt The Caloyer, 10
b 1 siva Joker, 10 to 1 apt K11E116200, and 10 to 8 each
apt King Charming, Tennyson, and Barbarous. Pantaloon
made play, followed by Kanproo—pulliug double all the
Island
(mil', Tennyson King Charming, dudes, and
Bland Chief, until de:wading the Bwilme'-hill, when'
Pantaloon dropped away from the front, and Kcenig and
lanproo quitted their hones, and Mr. Padwick's norm
muting away &quarter of a mile from home, woe 'edgily by a
length. Three lengft separated the second and third, and
Iwo lengths divided the third and fourth. After the race
10 to 1 was eagerly taken about Kangaroo for the Two
neamand, whilst 2,5004 to 100/. was booked about him in
ime instance for the Derby.
Marcia, Bet 71b each; B.M. (One mile 17 yards). 200
Revs.; b ft.
Mr. Bodgman'a The Mod:, by Idle Cu— Madeline, aged
)(Fordboia 1
Mr. Perry's The Principal, 6 yrs (W. Boyce)
Betting: 5t04 on The Principal. The Monk waited on
opponent till half way up the cords, where he went to
SID front, and won in a canter by three parts of a length.
Tar linwmanicer HANDICAP of 26 sow. each, 15 ft and 5
lady if declared, with 130 added ; for l.yr.olde sad up-
verde winners extra From the etartirg post of the R.M.
is the end of the B.C. (One mile 6 harluw 67 yards.)
Mr. T ItrewitVe Accident, by Colaterdak, darn by
HslunAns— llonny Betty, 5 yrs, bet .... (Demon) 1
Xr. Luplies Dollar, 6 yrs, eat 71b .......... 2
Mr. T. Wadlow's Wandering Minstrel, 4 yn, Ist 4th
(Tomlinson) 3
The following also ran : —Tomato, Fantail, Suspicion, It:mien,
Troubadour, during Gan, Bate Bamptou, Grace De:ling, and
Yin hla.
Betting: 3 to 1 apt Wandering Minstrel, 9 to 2 apt Ac-
idulent, 100 to 15 apt Tomato, 7 to 1 eget Grace Darling, 8
b 1 each apt Suspicion and Raglan, and 100 to 8 apt any
saw.

Sate Hampton roads play, f °Rowel by Glen Isla, and
sect these two, lying well up, were Grace Darling, Spring
Guy sad Fantail, arose behind whom 011111) Ai:inkiest, Trou-
p/81door, Wandering Minstrel, and Suspicion, the latter of
*how experienced conaiderabls difficulty la going the pace.
:Lying off, but still no great distance behind, IMO Raglan,
11smeto, and Dollar. The pens, which was • merry one, in-
seessed as the lot approached the new stand at the
Dinninatirm of the ,flat, when Kate Hasopton was
by Grace Darling and Glen Lila The former wag
)eased
ossesaion
of a slight lead at the turn of the lends,
wire KMe Hampton and Suspicion—the latter being first
leaten—dropped astern, and Wandering Minstrel, Accident,
Dollar, and Raglan, became the immediate companions
Grace Darling and Glen Ida. The lot kept close
Issoliter till fairly breasting the bill, whim Tomato and
Smitten were is difficulties, sad at the site of the Old Duke's
Med Glee Isla was hopelessly beaten, and disappeared from
Illts front. Immediately after these alieratioss, Accident
tea a clear lead, and Dollar and Wandering Minstrel
Mesulteneously passing Grace Darling, the issue appeared
• to become ioteresting. Within the coeds, however,
Dollar swerved, and Wandering Minstrel being completely
pumped out when called upon, Accident won, hands down,
Yr two lengths; Wandering Minstrel a bad third, Grace
Defile; fourth, Spring Gun filth, acid Tomato sixth. The
sot being pulled up, were beaten off a long way.
Mann 100 eon., h ft, 84101 b each. D.M.
Admiral Amiga Saffron, by Yellow Jack ....received forfeit
Bake of lloanti.res Sallee Paid
RECTING AT IaWMARKET.—TozaDAy, 10 P.N.