The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-01 00:00:00

PRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 1, isaii.

usual almost totally diereprded by the general company,
and all was Impetigo°. for the decision of the ground
straggle. which had so sorely printed the wisest heads, aid
the moil astute who bad applied their poled, to the study of
turf 'objects. Mr. Hodgrcatt's popular colours moarN an
may eatery in the Bentiock Man, after which tin crowd-
ing. pushing, and excitement become something intense.
Betting on the Derby had in the meantime undergone some
noteworthy alteration. which we shall at once proceed to
thimble. Large outlays were sde on Gildiaur prin-
cipally from the pockets of them Fres& party, teuntil he
eland at 5 to 2, while 7 to 2 was takth freely about
Itedaltatee, 10 to 1 was offered to the close apt Long-
down and 11 tot apt Oppressor, to get oe whom there
bad been a rush in the earlier portion of the day, the ma-
jjSteel, oorrityT doubtless f
her it,iilglo with the money
Se ogfootil a thinjg"
000sidered forces of the favourite.,e that the rear rink
found scarcely any support, Low to 8 being always obtain-
able about Slitting., and this, too, must be regarded as an
incident, consideriag that the despised outsider beat the
favourite. Breadalbane, Archimedes" and many others that
had bean more highly rated by the public. Gildiateur and
Le Mandarin were meddled at the lower sod of the course,
and the anxious supporters of the first mentioned,
who were "wadies hie coming in the paddzok,
were somewhat rebored when Jennings, the trainer
of the favourite, appeared at the heed of Gladiateur, and
with a leading rein introduoed the French crack into the
paddock. There was the used " mobbing" in the enclosure,
and the favourites were surrounded by their anxious
partisans ; and the Prieto of Wales was pestered with thoes
obtrusive demonstrations in which Cockney enthusiasts
ever indulge. The polies contrived to get the course
mirably oilseed, and the appearance of the cracks is
' their preliminary oaten was eagerly scrutinised.
Glediatetur and Mr. Chaplin's pair, Bradshaw sod
Broomielaw, being received with npmerious cheering
and applause from the spectators as they swept peat the
stand. Immediately alter the preliminary canters a body
of wasted police preceded the Prince of Wake to the
read stand, his royal highness being arm-inerm with
the Duke of Brabant and the Earl of Derby. As the
august party proceeded and passed the crowded stand they
were at once recognised, end a roar of cheering arms. The
Primo, who had bees moaned by Mr. Henry Darling, the
sleek el the coarse, took his station os the stewards' stead,
and edited the liveliest Interest in the proondiegs mid
his evident determination to en t himself In thorough
Derby day fashion, evidently gassed the lookersdn. After
the thirty 211011011 bad reached the post there was some
itemiderable delay, during which the sound reeppearanoe of
the "Darby Dog," a black mongrel terrier, meted the usual
amusement, more particularly wheel the police made severe
bet abortive efforts to moan or disable the delinquent. Se-
veral Mares occurred Wore the final signal was give),
and In ow of the breaking. away the pulling Joker slipped
up sideways, and, throwing Teddy Sharp, broke away and
ran some distance before being stopped. The horse was
subsequently led away, and did sot go to the poet. Although
an hoar elapsed before the Derby wan run, the spectator
bore the tontinesl disappointments remarkably well, end
when the signal 'AI given at 4 o'clock. the deafeeing about
of " They're off" resounded far over the Downs. A
full description of the race will be found below.
Sallee it to sty, that from Tottenham Career
only Gledisteur, Christmas Carol, Either°, Archimedes,
Brahma, and Oppressor appeared to have any thence. But
st the distaste, Gladiateur, who bad previously been twice
disappointed in his efforts to get throe h, came up full
of routing, and commenced to °rethink Christmas Carol
land !Ithaca at every stride ; be breasted the hill like a boo,
and 'sillies his opponents directly he got fairlinto his
stride, woo in a meter by two lengths, Eltham be beaten
half a ilegth for second place; Loogdown was • food fourth.
Some of the favourites cut up execrably bad, and Bread-
bane, who was in trouble at three-quarters of a mile, was
beaten • long way by his stable companion, Broomielaw,
who came round Tattenhamoormer, accompanied by
Oppressor. with • clew lead, but the pair shut up imme-
diately afterwards. An immense same of excitement fol-
lowed the hoisting of the winoses cumber, and for the first
time In the seeds of British seeing the Derby bad fallen to
• foreigner. The Frenchmen present. is their enthusiasm,
were ready to hog and kiss the winner, and so great was
the commotion, that Harry Grinithaw, the rider, had
great difficulty in forcing his way through the Femme to
the weighieg-room, although Serpent Tuner, the capturer
of Muller and Joining., pr to force the way. Christ-
mas Carol ma remarkably true to his trial with Sandal, and
Either°, the horse who beat Kangaroo as • two-year aa,
bore to the front the colour. of the of the most popular of
our sportsmen, who ?SON for fame and honour, end who
aff or& the public every opportunity for standing his horses.
which always ran fair, square and above board. The
French party, of course, win a very large stake of mosey,
and the Messrs. Morris, the English commissioners, we hear,
net 10,0001. between them. Directly after the Derby the
crowds of vehicles on the octane commenced to disperse,
and the Price of Wales retuned to town in his open
berouthe, appearing to enjoy thoroughly the sothetrie fm-
tivities of the return home.

Subjoined will be found a full and .coasts ociconat of
the dotaill of ihe day'. running.
Tan HENTENCIC PLASII HANDICAP of 50 son., for all
ogee ; winners sutra. Tbreeqaartere of a mil&
Mr. Creams Hodgman's Vixen. by Vedette—Vans. 3 YM
Get (Heartheld
Captain Rennle's neared. 3 re. Tat 4ID
Yr. George Angell's Leordle,3 yrs, Yst Sib (Perry, 3
The following also ran :—Hadirs Dsugbtsr, t by Fulbso—
Random. Doe.

Betting : 2 to 1 on Vista. After see failure, Vixen and
Ethelred jumped off is fmat, sad making a =lob of the
men, Vixen, who led all the way, woe easily by • length
sad a half, Leoville a bed third, Hadji's Daughter fourth,
the Handsome Doe filly beaten off.
THE 86re DIEBT &mew of 60 som. each, h ft, for 3.yr.
olds ; eons, Sat 101 b ; and fillies, Set bib. The owner of
the awed to receive 100 soya. oat of the stakes. One mile
and a half, to he runs on the New Course. (249 subs.)
Count P. de Lemso's Oladlateur, by Mouarque—Mbe
Gladiator (bred-In ?mom), lot(R. Grinishaw) 1
Mr. IL Walker's Christmas Carol, ht bib (T. /Veneto
Mr. W. Robinson's Millais, bet 101 b IR Adams) II
The following also ran : Lis Hampton, Todleben, Le Man-
darin. Archimedes, Roderick Random, Zephyr, Loogdown,
Auden, Bedm
Breadarbane,
inter, Tilt, Nutend broomielaw, Wild Charley, Oppressor.
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ma, King Charming, Olma, /Farewell, The Arid Bornb,lairriday,
Joker, and Richmond.
Batting : 5 to 2 apt Gladistesr, 7 to 2 apt Breadalhans,
10 to 1 each apt Archimedes and Lowdows, 11 to 1 apt
Opmemor, 100 to 7 each apt Wild Marley and Christmas
Carol, 25 to 1 apt Zeph r, 68 to 1 each apt BfoollllillilW.
Bedminster, Ariel, and ;1,060 to 12 apt Kangaroo,
1,000 to 10 each apt King Charming, Olmar, Friday,
Farewell ; 1,000 to 8 apt Baderielt Readmit and Eldora ;
and 1,000 to 5 each apt Richmond and Amiss. The
thirty runners were committed to the charge of the starter
at twenty.five minutes to four o'clock, sod several breaks
away mound in the first tee minutes, after which they
ware marshalled behind the starting post ; but that so
swims were several of the jockeys to get off is good places
that before they could be drawn into anything like limo the
teaks were broken. The most composed at the post was
Breadalbur,, who stood tossing be head in the air, and
ehswirig his bit with perfect neeehalanee, wbast Joker
es the other head, was very restive, and twisted round,
s over, and threw his jockey, E. Sharp, whose collar
bone was broken. Joker, though he ran away riderless
with the rest in a subsequent fain start, was quickly might,
and walked behind the field of horses. He was net re-
mounted, and did not start ; but, to avoid numerous ques-
tion, we may state that, baring gone to the post, he was,
virtually a starter." The actual start took place
at two minutes to four o'clock. Wild Charley,
Elthsm, Tilt, Kate Hampton, and Ctuistams Carol
were first off, the rest following in a body,
*empties Archimedes sad Bedminster, who were last off,
but did sot remain long in that position. Ascending the
bill, Tilt took the running, followed by Kate liainOw
and, in osinpast order, by King Charming and Roderick
Random, Breadalbani lying sent at their Miele, with Fare-
' wall. Zephyr, and Christmas Carol is good please. Kiag
Charming moos dropped away from a t positiosoind
Wild Charily before resohing the mile post retired into the
middle of the rook, and sow afterwards farmed one
of the rear and "beaten" divisicos. Just after
tc:
log the mils post, Broaraislaw and Zephyr who
emerged from the rear) ran into fanned posi
the hat pair at this point being Ariel sad Richmond.
Han way aloog the fumes illtham took up the cawing,
followed by Bresanielser, Tilt, and Oppressor, elms in
whose wake were Midis BeMme, Archimedes, and
Christmas Oarol, and the hill Tilt was beaten.
Approaching %diabase Corner mislay headed Elam,
and Treading the weer into the straight Todleben me
Into second place, Christmas Carol sad Bitham being close
up, with Archimedes, Ontwer, and Beaune next,
Giadiateur (who bed boss " shut out") pulling
bard, following, the remainder at this point befog
oompletely out of the nee. A quarter of a
mile from horse Christmas Owed and Eldon ran to the
fore, and Oppressor being saddealy beaten, these two
appeared to have the hone between them ; bet before
reaching the diabase Otmlistaar shot bang to the front,
posed the Iwo as though they were standing still, and
smithinies is frost, bounded away to the end, wise* (in
web easy style as to bear no somparion with Derby
wis-
tesiss of modern times) by two Leeks : Christmas Carol
ensured "the century" for the second half a lowa in
advance of Eltbam, and Lowdown, Sassed fourth,
liaisbad two lengths in the rear of lb. RoMmea's " out-
skier." Todlsbes. six lengths from Lowdown was fiftli,
Bromnisisw sixth, Arehimedes seventh, end Batas eighth.
The next three, aloestogether, timegh MOOtogether, distaste frogs
the above lot, were Kissfusearassra is& Ariel, and Oiniar, sad
sect to them. beaten a from his stable com-
panion, was Remoteness. 'The from
last was Rishasoad,
and Jest pcsoodiej; him were Pashas, Wild Charley, Ban.
tztßoderick Bandage, sad Tilt. Value of the stakes
Time, 2 abreast al meads.
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Tan EPSOM TOWN PLATI (handicap) of 50 lois., leg all
Sr.. Wieners extra. One mile.
Hr. W. Monists The Werrice, by Wag Tom—Wood- 1
nymph, 4 yrs. Bat IVb (fordhem) 1
Lord Weetmoriamrs Rewards, 3 yrs, net (Rearilleld) 2
Mr. T. Orgby's Under the Cloud, 4 yrs, 7st (li. Clerk) 3
The forbwlngalaeran .—Real Jam, Vigil. Myren, end Nimrod.
Belding : 2 to 1 ape Vigil. 5 to 2 apt The Warner. wad
playl eget Berard.. Vigil and Under the Cloud made '
into the straight, when they were joined by Warrior
end Bawd*. At the distance Vigil dropped back, sod oppo-
site the esolcoure Warrior heeded Havarde, wisoing..:2l
by a length and a half ; two lengths separated the
and third; Vigil fourth, Real Jam fifth ; and Damn
leek
Tim Busofi STAR2S of IS son. each, with 30 added, for
all egos ; weight fur age, with selling and other allowances.
liali•e-mile.
Mr. W. Iforriiiirlageolet, by Itandeogo—lglantins,l3 yrs,
Tst gibe (4011 ,B. Adams) I
Mr. Rods:saes t by Volvost•—tanly Aron, 2 yrs, set 71b,
au ded tot Sib Net.) (licartileld) 2
Mr. IL Jones's Hu Royal 1118bl:eau 3 yes, Ist alba (10L)
(Lofts) 3
The following also ran :—Blackbird, Jack Jukes, and
Shamrock.
Betting : 7 to 4 apt Flageolet, 9 to 2 apt Jack Jake.,
sod 6 to 1 seat Hie Royal llighoesa Flageolet made all the
monism and being joined by the Lady Avon filly, the two
ran home a good race, Flageolet winniog by a head. Two
lengths separated the second and third. The winner wow
bought In for 145 rodeos'.
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