The Express.
London, England, 1862-08-28 00:00:00

SPOR2ING INTELLIGENC.B.

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EGHADI RAOES.—IVLDNEovr.

Soma of the details of management were better carried
eat yesterday, arid the event+ were run off with greater
punctuality, but at the same time there was a want of
regularity, sad the committee must next year remodel their
programme, and make an alteration in the staff of officials.
The weather was again beautifully fine, but the attendance
was not needy so numerous u on the first day. The
Barre,' sod Middlesex Stakes, although it had only a very
small acceptance, and brought out only four runners, yea
the principal event of the afternoon. fklds were laid en
Flighty, the stable oompaoion of Tim Whiffler and Piste,
*wing to a report that it had been favourably tried with
the last-mentioned mare. Sycophant, however, for whom
the nice appeared upon paper a "good thing," ultimately
won in a canter, winning the Surrey and Middlesex Stokes
bore iis it had also won the Surrey and Middlesex Stakes at
Hampden. Mr. Samuel Clarke officiated fur hie brother,
Mr. Jobs Clarke; and considering that he took the poet
reader uncommon difficulties, it may be said he acquitted
himself to the satiefaction of owners of horses and those
principally interested in his decisions. Appended are de-
tails of ruot,ini.
E BoLoNS STAKES (Handicap) of 7. soya each, with 50
added; for 2.yr-olds ; winners extra. T. Y.C. (13 subs.)
Mr. E. Braylepaldlden Dust, by West Au.tralisn—dcrab-
I log Brush a darn, 7st 71b • . .........(Page) 1
Mr. W. lbetcr's oily by Vandensauullo—linaiss pin, 7st
(J. Orleasbasr) 2
16r. George Payee's Ally by K Ingston—Aconite, 714
(I Prince)
Batting sto 4 apart Golden Dust, 9to 2 eget the Mils-
niaippi idly, 6 to I eget the Dinah filly, 7 to 1 spat Blanche
of Lancaster, 10 to 1 eget Odine, and 100 to 2 apt Lufra.
There was some delay at the post, owing to the restiveness
et several competitors at the post, and the breaking
away of one or two animals. As soon as
they bad settled dean into their stride, the Dinah filly in
the centre of the wane, with Barrister OD the La side in
close pursuit, made play, and after them came the Aconite
filly, golden Dust, and the llissimippi filly. At the dis-
tance nothing but the above-mentioned were left in the
race, Dolden Dust, waiting upon the others until reaching
the centre of the Stand incloeure, came away, and won in
a canter by a length feud a half ; the Mississippi filly
coining with a rush within a few strides of home, beating
the Dinah filly by a bead for second place. The hoisting
ad a wrong number, No. 6, as the winner, gave rise to a
fresh outburst of indignation at the scandalous mismanage-
ment, and Admiral Roue declared that " things were worse
couducted than at an Epping Hunt."
Tan RkILWAT STAKES of 3 sots. each, 26 added, for 2-yr-
okis and upwards. Selling allowances. Three.quartera of
mile.

iii.Pbtllaps's Lord Clyde. by 1... rd of the 'race—Roger.
thorpes dam, 3 yrs (3011, 'Ft 61b . (Clernran) 1
Yr. .Sktbsingolfs Exactitude. 3 yrs (30/ 756 folb
blunts 141gbUsigalb
Mr. Price's Liberality. 3 yrs ;30/.,.:5t rib (1. T. tor) 3

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Betting : 5 to 2 each apt Exactitude and Palmeria filly,
and 3 to 1 apt Lord Clyde. When the Bag dropped the Nese-
barn filly rushed to the front and took up the running, fol-
lowed by Exactitude and Lord Clyde to the distenoe, • here
th clatter came away, but, after a fine struale from the en-
elosure, the once Derby favourite only won by a neck ; a
length and a half between second and third. The winner
we. bought in for 71 guineas.
Tau TOWN PLATA of 50 sots. (handicap), for all ages.
Half a nide. (29 subs.)
Mr. Hooles's Hotly, by Hobble Noble—Alice, by Mole),
Moloch, 5 yrs. Ost slb (J. Hotter( 1
Mr. Marshall's t by Loup Harou—Postulant, tyre. Est 10lb
P 2
Mr. Pock Berestord's Diana. 4 r 4, Pst . (W. Woodhousestre)l
Mr. Sullmardis scahorse, 3 yrs, tat 10Ib (.I. Plumb) 4

Betting : 3 to 1 apt Betty, 5 to 1 apt Diana, 6to 1
apt Hungerford, 7 to 1 apt Maybe, 10 to 1 each agat the
Testa/ant filly and Blanche of Lancaster, and 100 to Sept
Tarragona. After some slight delay at the post, the signal
was given to a tolerably level start, and the colours of the
rodalant filly, Diana, Smoke, Pellucid, Betty, and Sin-
/horse were seen in front, the competitors running in a line
across the course. Opposite the Stand Betty came out,
pursued by the Postulant filly and Diana; the Irish mare,
however, was not again reached, and won cleverly by half
a length. A similar dietetic,: separated second and third,
and two lengths divided the third sod fourth. Hunger was
fifth.

Tex SUBSET AND MIDDI.F.EX STAKES, of 15 SOT& ash,
loft, and 5 only if declared. &c., with 100 added; for
3-yr-olds and upwards; winners extra. Two miles and
s distance. (30 subs., of whom 'GS pay 5 sore. each.)

Mr. E. Brailey's Sycophant, by It.;:aplats—Flatterer's
dam. 4 yr., tat IOW
Lord Wm. Powlett's Flighty, 3 yea, Oat 131 b (111. a) I
Mr. W. It. Mandy's Wateldlre, 3 yrs, tat 121 b. ,( 1. Coster) 3
Mr. ellerry'a Tadworth (late Telegraph), 3 yrs, tat 71b
IPetrY) 4
Betting : Even on Flighty, 5 to 2 age Watchtire, and 3
to 1 apet Sycophant. Tadworth made play at a good pace,
followed by Flighty, Sycophant, and Watch6re, in the
order named, and these positions were maintained for the
first mile and a quarter. Shortly afterwards the favourite
took the command, and Tadworth retiring left Sycophant
in second place. Mr. Brayley's horse waited upon Flighty
until approaching the distance when he came away and
won iu a canter by four lengths. Watchfire was • bad
third.

THE MAGNA CILIUM STAUB of 5 1101114 each, with 30
added ; for two and three.yr•olds. Certain penalties and
allowances. T.Y.C. _ _ _

tar. SOSTerrlfle'; ifinoke, by Una—Hope, 2 yes (WOO
Set 911, ;l'. Preach) 1
'4r. F. Fisher's! by Klnpton—Dinah, 2 yn (WALL &tin
Clrltalr) 2
31r. F. Norton's Passion, 2 yes 'MOLL Oat 31b ..(DowllnooS
Yr. Marshall's f by Loup C;,,rou—Postulant, 2 yrs. Olt lit
IC. Page) 4
Mr. Price's Liberal ty, 2 yr.. ;Ina,. Ant (element) 5
!letting : 7 to 4 apt the Dinah filly, 2to 1 apt the Pos-
tulant filly, sto ! apt dmoke, and IS to 1 apt I'ASSIOD.
In taking the preliminary canter Passion came into collision
with a youth, knocked him down, kicking him on the fore-
head, and injuring bin, in a very dreadful manner. The
favourite made the running, with the Postulant filly and
Pension in waiting to the distance. There Smoke joined the
front, and beading the favourite at the Stand, won cleverly
by a length. Pusan' was a had third. The winner was not
'sold, there being no advance on the selling price.
SvVER7 HANDICAP SWYPPSTARIDI, of 10 sore. each,
F. ft. with 25 added. Gentlemen riders; professional' 71b
extra. Three-quarters of a mile.
Mr. Boa la's Betty, by Bobble Noble—Alice, by Muley
11.441. 5 yrs. list of 141,,p4441nrownelsp 1
Mr. Vi. 11. llundy's Bolero, 3 yrs, lOst 911, (Incl. 71b extra)
floater) 2
Mr. hi's Dominic Sampson, 4 yea. st licslgsoa)
11,-tting : 5t02 on Betty, Aral 7to 2 apt Bolero. The
two backed ran in company throughout, Betty, at the half
distance coming away, won by a length ; four lengths be-
tween second and third.

HT. LEGER.
4 to 1 agst The Marquis (t)
5 to 1 Bockstoe• (t and off)
9 to 1 Oarisbroolt (toed off)
11 to 1 Caractaeus (off)
12 to 1 Exchequer (t to 100 L)
20 to 1 Ohl Cslabar (t freely)
25 to 1 Bonny flreastkeot (t)
s:CRATVIIINGS.—AII Mr. bloody's horses out of theirTae-
bridge ,ogagenseets, at 4 p.m. yesterday (Wedeseday).
-Blanche of Luicaster, also, out of the Nursery.