The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-27 00:00:00

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,41304T1NG INTELLIGENCE.

GO WOOD RACE6.—WIDNUDAY.
THE STAKES DAY.
Comma CaneeMt reormaiess the " Stakes Day" as one at
, the meet important of tbo Goodwoul seek, and there was
Jolley as a neater of course a lime increase in the general
' atteadenee. The weather was magaificent, and the land-
scapes surionoilieg Goodwood were never aeon is more rich
or loxusient beauty, the woodland scenery sham:airing
almost, es it were, into a subdued light in the extreme
aketacce, Ukelele Valentine, the courteous and indefati-
web& steward go his grace the Duke of ilichnsood, informed
us that. she ateirodenoe was asoertiuued " by figures " on
Tuesday to be largest ever known is the same, of
• this splendid gathering. Chichester and Despises were
ea
nasal the scene of immense activity and ore.
fusion, and on the arrival of the expreases and specials.
• the yisitera were besieged by omnibus drivers and the voci-
ferous " cads " in charge of the Sys and ramshackle cabp.
Notwithataading that tee air was exteeniely demand oppres-
wive, the ride through the " perk" was as enjoyable as ever,
and the only drawbect was the dust, which rose is cloud:
from the ism must teethe. The course probably never per
, seated a mate charming a.spect,:iod the " Witte lawn " was
in peaces:on of that irresistibie form which has stormed
it so successfully on many previous meiverseries.
Just prior to the first ramielnimbeoce were laid oat,
fie the moat approved pie-sic principles, " under
• the trees," and the lower end of the enclosure
represented a large private party rather than,
an moisten of public racing. The first event, a handicap
=dower the Craves Gonne (1 toile 2 furloogs), was can-
fee by five only of the seventeen on the owl, Man- I
. Inebler being a hot favourite at 7 to 4, Garners next in de.
, aisad. at 3to 1 ; Raglan, who received some support at 4
to 1, came away immediately after the start, was lamer
beaded, &satirise by three parts of a leegth. Au objection
• agaisee the winner as tho ground of foul riding could not be
eneteined. The Drawierroom Stakes was anticipated with
some der. e of earioeity, as Gladiateur was among
the " &oared* lot, aid although many imagined that tue
race would be • a walk over for him, he was
opposed by Lowdown and Princess of Wales. Gladiateur
was peualised 10Ibe fur his Derby vctory, and Longdown
bib fir fernier Incenses, but the (Mauna, in the weights
did not deter many from backing the Fronahmaneind laying
odds of 3 to 1 freely on him ;sled Longdown, who it was
imagined might possibly turn the table* on his former con-
queror, was freely supported at 4 to 1, but Gladiatenr mane
away in the easiest mower about halfway up the straight
and cantered In forty lengths in frost of Loogdowm There
was an uonestakeable feeling of aunovance at the recent
'embeds' of Glediatenr, w hien ultimately concentrated deelf
into loud and continued hissing as the horse poised the post.
. A sweepstakes of 300 sova. each, was won cleverly by
Archimedes, who defeated Todleben, Zambesi, and Teuny-
son very cluster. The Goodwood &ekes wee the next
event on the mad, end the numbers were eagerly autici.
paled by a large crowd, both inside and outside the es.
closure. Eventually eleven of the thirty on the cud were
hoisted on the telegraph booed, the moat toseworthy
absentees being Moose soil Hopper, who were *matched in
the course of the morning, neu Red Jam, who bed been
almegly fancied by those fond of long shots, wee also
struck out. The betting, en the members of the ring as-
sembling, was remarkable for the supoort awarded to
Suspicion, Claremont, Alabama, and Redmire, the first-
named especially being backed for !ergo sums of mosey up
to the close. Elleckdown, with Fordhem up, wee malt the
medium of some auenated place betting. The
race will be found fully described below, cud requiem
little comment here. Suspicion 'demo occupied a forward
position throughout the race, and coming away half-way
up the straight, woo with the greatest ease by a length and
a half freer &amender' who finished a length It front of
• Alabama. a head in the roar of whom wail Redmire. Black-
down, wbo was monism in a forward position, drake dawn
on detiemuieg the hill after turning into the straight, and
Forcili int immediately disincunted and led the horse in,
' walking very Irene. The White Duck defeated her only
opponent Tibia very easily in the 300 sou. Sweepstake*
over the Craven Goons. The Fiedon &ekes, one of the
moat important two-year-eld events of the year, bronkht
out twelve runners the presenceof such celebri-
ties as Student, Salim, Jack in the Green, The
Primate, and Auguste investing the rem with
rest importance and interest. As the betting
indicated immediately nn moiling, Student was greatly
famed, although carrying a penalty of. 51b., and
the large outlays on the splendid son of Oxford quickly
brought his price to even money. He lay in treat the whole
• of the distaste, quitted Seim end Jack in the Green, who
were the toile two near him, opposite the stand, and won in
• canter by three leer* Salim finishing two lengths in
host of the Duke of Beaufiete colt. The exceediegly ,
clever wanner in which Student won quickly brought him
to a preedoset position for tire Derby, Bto 1 being the
• highest offer aphid him. Speculation oe future events
was almost at a standstill. The list of quotations appended
will nallicieatly indicate the tone of the makete The fol-
lowing Sr. full particurara of the sport. •
A HANDICAP PLATE of 100 sows., for 3.yr-olds and up-
ward'. Gee mile sad a quarter.
Mr W. Morris's Raglan, by The Hero—Lady emitteet.
6 yrs. Pet 410 (S. Adams) I
Colonel 13.41111 es Gement yrA sat gib ft'rook; 2
Mr 0. AugelFsGentral Hess, aced, Set .... }Much, 3
Musketeer and Gay Deceiver also ran.
Betting: 7 to 4 art Musketeer, 3 to 1 agst Gilman, 4 to
, I eget Raglan, and sto 1 ant GayDmeiver. At the emend
attempt Rule, jumped off in front, rod made pla with a
• clear lead, Gay Deceiver going on sowed, with Musketeer
at his ghee!, General Hess, reser of Gement. bringing up
the rear. Aar going is few huodred yards, ()sacra Hein
passed Gement, who hill off till rounding the lure into the
straight, when he ran up to Musketeer, who gave way at
the dietetics, where Comers, closed open Regime but the
latter's jiekey palling him on to the Gemara, unable
to get thug was Oilfired to he easel, and come mead on
the outside, but newer being able to nosh Raglan, the latter
won c'everly by three quarters of a length, General Hem
was a be' it rl, Musketeer, several lengths in the rear,
butte. Mr. J. Day lodged an objection against the winner
on the gr .und of foul aiding, but it was over-ruled.
THE DRAWING -600 N STAKE.% of 2310.1. each, 10 ft, with
100 added, tur 3-yr-olde ; colts, Ss: 10Ih ; fillies, ttet till);
• certain winners extra. One mile and a 'muter. 13$ subs.)
Mont F. de Lagramiea thaleatenr. by isosartese -
Gladiator. flat 611 S (inc. 10th ea, (H. onm:haw) I
Mr Spencers I ono:1mm 9't 110 5:1, ex I ;Foreham • 2
Mr. W. S. Cartwright's The Pftineill of Wales. eta Glh
puttance! 3
Betting : 3 to lon Gladiateur, 4 to 1 agst Loagdown, and
100 to 15 sgst the Princess of Weise. Immediately the
signal was given Princess of Wa-rs went off at score, and
=Atm the pace a "cracker" held a lead of at least a Imp-
dred yards at the half milepost, hutdeseeeding the lid i Loam-
down and Gladiateur gradually diminished the gap, and got
ea eves terms with The Princess at the distance ; from this
point the race was virtually over, for Gladiateur cane no
pulling doable, and catered past the post forty leagths in
advance of Lengdown.
A Swesureites of 301 move each, h ft. for 3-yr-old
colts Bet Ito each ; winners extra. One mite and a quarter.
IT Wax.)
Low! Stamford& ArCIIIMNIOI, by Newmi nide? —Equation,
rat Mb
Duke of Beaufort's Todleben, Ist 716 ird:eim, 2
Mr. Merry's Zambesi. Bst -Pb (II. Covey) 3
Tennyson also ran.
Betting to 4 art Archimedes, 5 to 2 agit bombed.
end 3to hart Todleben. The latter was off first, and
made the running at a good pies, followed by Tennyson.
Zambesi and Archimedes side by side lying 31010 few
lengths in the rear tel within half a mile from •went, when
they drew up and joined Toelleben. More re ichilig the
distance Tensysoe suddenly dropped back, and the other
throe want on in elms company to half way up the lawn,
wino Archimedes took the lead nod wou cleverly by a :meth ;
Zambesi was a bad third, and Tennyson beaten a long war.
Tag GOODWOOD ibexes of 25 soya. each, lift, and 5 if
declared: wieners after the declaration of the weights'
extra. Two miles and-shelf. (71 subs, 32 of whom pay
5 sou. each.)
Mr Wiled Suspicion, by Alarm —Blue Bell, 4 )Ts. Got
131 b 'J Uri om..w, 1
Mr. W. A Cartwright's !Ica:Lauder, 5 pro, .+t

431,n-woe
Mr. R. Ten Brotck's Ma'am's, s yrs, Tst 21b U. Oisey 3
The following also ran :—Blaclolown, Armagnac, ilerenrint,
Lady Byld,. Sister to the Drake, Redmire, Spina and rem...,
Betting L 4 to 1 eget Sospicion, 5 to 1 each eget Clare-
mont and Alabama, 7 to 1 seat Redmire, 9 to 1 nest Lady
Ifylda, 10 to 1 apt Bleckdown ant &Amender, 29 to 1 apt
Sprite, 25 to 1 spit Annspan, nod 100 to 3 apt Farce. At
the mooed attempt the flag was lowered to • good
start. Snip:doe, with • slight lead, made ntay,
Sprite being his immediate attendant, with Hadn't'',
third, A magnet. and Alabama lying at the I
bead of the next lot, the rear loin; brought up by Lilly
Ifyld• and Farce; they rr needed at a moderato pace to the
turn out of the straight, where Siaier to The Drake jo:ned
the leadoff., and Farm., emerging from the ruck, inched
through her homes and mistimed the einem ...1 Blaarlosre
in close attesdance going oa mooed, and Armagnac third,
Sister to The Drake beading Redmire, who, with Alabama
at his aide, was going well in advance of the re.r let. Fur
the neat half mile their ens no material change in choir
position, bat descending the hill towards "the clump,"
Radmire dropped back amongst the rack, and Scammder,
who bad twee gradually un proving his potitioe,
became third, Farce, Mill with the lead, being closely
followed by libiekdown second, &amender at a slight
interval being third, Aletems, in company with Snspicioo, I
at the heed of the ruck, the last of all being Redmire.
They proceeded with little (thence to the feet of the hilt, I
about threelnarters of • mile from home, whau the lot '
took inch close order that a sheet might almost have •
covered them. Dowending the hill into the straight, Farce
compounded. and droprel away from the frock and shortly
afterward., Blsckdown suddenly disappeared from "the
wan," having fallen lame. Nearly half a mile from home
Suspicion assumed • clear lead, having cre hi right
Scannedm and Lady Hylda io close attendance, while
en his left were Alabama and Claremont, and wide of tl:ern,
Redmire. Nearing the d Mtwara Clareineet hues out eiamila
of distr.'', and retired beaten, end la • few strides Lerly
Hylda wan in trouble and dropped back, the Issue being
heft trawl the commencement of the lawn between the three
placed, but Suspicion running well within himself drew
off Scarnender half way up, and though the latter and Ala-
bama struggled gamely on to the end. they pewit could
reach Siwpieice, who won cleverly by a length and •
half, Alabama was beaten • length from the second, Red-
mire lost the third situation by • brad, Claremont was fifth,
Sprite sixth, Faroe was seventh, lady ifylds eighth, Arma-
gnac pulling up many leagthe in the rear. Bleckdown, who