The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-19 00:00:00

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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. I
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TILS Lin MUTING AT DONCASTER, ke.

Po ma =Ms OF rim muss.
&L,—Weeks and months must elapse below the
ifesunuea St. Leger is forgotten. Their rear victory
en seem Downs crested unusual exoilemrt, as did ray
Oen *kirk wos byres erratic Yule de l'Air ; but it was
wartonne Wrested in Doresteir ee Wedeasday
esilorkeldreana bed as opportunity of judging what •
ter Ondiseser was. They went half Mad over the
r wanbipped him as though he had been •
Arad tyieg
Wiblotoltman, Voltigeur, or West Australian—
Son tee ri though pressed by stewing Ecoglish
swede Ines rereleseed by the Tykes, rewind each an
ernes whore the past deed use dose se the illuatairs
Otrioger. The reception cortaisly bad a damper throws
=lit by the application made to have Gladiator,
examined ; but there was only ass opinion
Sher this part of the play, that it was u gnat •
Wader as It was an insult, and or that Frerhasen might
brae takes serious offence at bad not the stewards used
the power to rectify it by refusing to emteresia the pro-
test; still, it would have been just es well whoa the mistake
woes committed, after what bad been mid ad mitre shoat
Mee Preach hone (so matter how tramway), if Gear r. de
&grease's gentlemanly letter, offering the hone lee rami-
arra, had be.. headed over to Mr. Genres, sod the
=gives him of pewee with his objection or apple,-
As it le that goriest= bee bees poet nessro-
seentorly aeobind over the matter, which be re not, it
right to bar bees ormaidend, the trot to rine a
upoe, few when Gladiateur was the Derby
rlia
ociwner of the snored bores was asked emistany
whether In iateeded to object, asi great ear-
pose was expressed "in well informed powders"
ihat there was no protest ands at the sods. If the aortae
err what had bees end about his borer, en handsomely
sired to sandy the OWN, of Regalia, the stewards might
hue bees prior entomb to give him a little ocoriewatien,
caprialty r Kr. Geshata's withdrawal of his oboos, or
es woman= of the horse's mouth, would probably have
far ever set at rest all suspicion about the ape of Truth
Una Gladiator. There or be so doubt about hie
maperionty to aaything we have Turing sow, if be le Pot
the beet horse of the pressed century ; and to see his. run
away from such .Mile as Regalia, Antlered*, sod The
Deno, and afterwards give Bresholbehe 101 b and orbs(
hers before him on Friday, it cea hardly be end
he 11111) is too snob weight foe him to carry in the Cam-
bridgeshire, or that the LOW bee gives Regalia, 341 b to The
Duke, 301 b to Bresdalliese, nib to Zambesi. or 3rd to Heir-
st-Law, will de mere than bring them together. The
Freer divisioo have patroeised this rue to • great attest,
Cheat F. d.
Lagrange having roapted with Le Masdarin,
isermise, and Beata:, with whom are also &Rum sad
Cows Darling at Jeanine', whilst V.rtugedie, Gentian,
Rabbis, Tanned°, Monitor. La Valera Malobikie, Pluton,
MI Denise, all hail from over the water. That the winner
is most theca is very possible, the majority being well
hendleapped, and lainoi (who has shown •great adapta-
bility to corers Mks the Cambridgeshire in Frowns) esur
sully so. She ought to beat all the Eagle& three-
peroolda that ran at Doseester, for they are not
s nay formidable body, their inferiority quite spoiling
Pridity's races. for Archimedes had two of them as much at
his mercy as Gladiator did the Doncaster Stakes; the fall-
ing lame of Klarioak• did sot cause more than • couple to
ens for the Park Hill, and the scratching of Regalia left the
Cup to be decided without their asaistanoe—or that of any
cap " horse at all, Ely being amiss, Takes as • body the
two-year-olds that wasted at the meeting were decidedly
wtperior to the threes ; and it is a question whether we did
sot sr a formidable rind to Student in Rustic, who ap-
pears tont training into the grand Derby horse he promised
to make at Ascot whet train wooed to Janitor, and woo
the mile sweepstakes without Fordhsm having to fairly ex-
tend him. He was deemed inferior to Loud Lyos whoa the
pair were both in poseemion of Mr. Sutton, sod the latter
elbowed himself • good horse when running a dead heat foe
the Cbannegna after being so much amiss that his starting
was only determined upon at the last moment ; but time
will do so much more for Rustic than his lordship, that the
tables may be turned if ever they meet next year. Bides
ran • greatly improved bone when he made his dead beat
with Lord Lyon, sod revived the storiee excited by the
Huntingdon victory of Claxton over &tepid= (whose
hacker received the coup de grace. as I anticipated, ley the
TeMenalre committee refusing to reconsider their ease).
Be proved that Lord St. Vincent has a better horse than
was generally suspected, whilst Mr. Parr had Reda°, If be
Is sot near enough to the top of the ii. to do him mak
geed service r Lord Chides did. The remainiag
two-jrearnlde that performed did eel take very bogie
assn, Stirrers, Vespeane, Mons, Ling Hal,
sad Split the Dofferenos dote' no better the. Grown
Were, who showed himself a mar better her Has hie
rasing at Goodwood did, though it has yet to be sees
• whether he parrs Derby farm. The handicaps and
Mbar rune were cooly of • passing intern, an they had but
a ray slight inflames on the allnimorning Omarewitoh,
the aseeptere list for which weed always wariest the
sappritios that very pentane who declared reeplanos
intentied to declare forfeit, and that thaw who did ant
write to Messrs. Weatherby at all meant to lay " aye."
Mistakes of this kind have come rine seW ; end hers
ft is sot
thew ishing that so few hares
that hones sheald
ima it the of r enal subsoribers, sadthe heavy
weights shrill smarty all be favorites. John Davis will '
lake • deal of besting, with all the weight, having won
the Greet Yorkshire Handicap so easily as to spar
his serious reaniog--apecially his defeats for the
Northamptonshire Stakes by Solusandwr and the
Chesterfield Cup by Endure. The Inter, however,
would have bee. heavier handicapped
.bad Jobs Davis woo
M Darner before the Cemnientch imposts wire issued.
sod among mob • lot he is worthy of every aspect, for it
wart not be forgone§ be beat the Great Ebor Hendicep
wiener, Verdeat, at Brighton, is sadden to the "Billy
Nata "of the turf at Goodwood, and I do not behove we
• have seen the best of him yet. It is sot my intention to
ester into any analysis of the Ceearewiteh now, all I or
observe being that the foreigners ate spin formidable,
Marmara. Fithian, or Vintagers being boated to do M.
Denman+ good service, whilst the Santini division will
have to try which among them on beat Jobs Day with
Lanidown, Jobs Davis, or anything elf.—l am, ha,
METEOR,