The Express.
London, England, 1847-07-27 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL.

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SPORTING.
GOODWOOD RACES.
CHICHESTER, MONDAY AFTERNOON.—It is beyond
a doubt that the preparations for the elections will have
some influence on the attendance at the ensuing meeting ; it
is equally clear that although • greet number of horses bare
arrived, the fields for the principal events will bear but a
small proportion to the entries, and that speculation will
fall short of the amount that last year gave so much excite-
ment to the racing, and, from an unprecedented run of ill-
luck, shook " the ring " to the centre. Still, should the
weather continue favourable, we see every reason to antici-
pate an excellent meeting, averaging nine er ten races each
day, and bringing out some " dark " Ihvouritee fer the next
Derby, and allowing only small fields for each event, realiz-
ing to the several winners upwards of 22,0001. ! an aggregate
that no other place has ever approached. Of this sum,
exclusive of " Her Majesty's Guineas," 1,2001. is contributed
by the Dukes of Beaufort and Richmond, Lord George Ben-
tinck, the Hon. E. 71. Moctyn, Mr. Houldswortb, and from
other private source.. The races commence to-morrow, and as
the number of events to oome off on that and the following
days, and the necessity of forwarding our parcels from the
course in order to secure their receipt in time for publication
the following morning, will oblige us to confine our reports
to the actual business of the day, we may as well avail our-
selves of the present opportunity to notice two or three
alterations on the racecourse. It will be remembered that
the judge's chair has hitherto stood considerably below the
stand, outside the enclosure, and that the rails on the op-
posite Bide of the coarse were on the turn. This was de-
cidedly objectionable, inasmuch as it pave an advantage to
horses running inside, or nearest the judge, over those on
the outside, the latter almost invariably beginning to hang
to the right before they reached the ending post. This ob-
jection has been done away with by removing the chair
about twenty-two yards nearer the stand, and within the
enclosure, and by altering. the rails on the opposite aide, so as
to make them nearly straight with the chair, at the same
time greatly improving the pull-up. The accommodation of
the country people and others whose exchequers are not
omfficiently rich to meet the daily expense of admission to
the stand has been consulted, by bringing the rails forward
several feet from the distance, thereby affording standing
room for several hundreds. The press has not been for-
gotten, His Grace having very kindly caused a portion of the
betting room to be railed off, and tarnished with all the ap-
pliances for the convenient transaction of badness In
addition to these and other improvements His Grace has bed
the courses remeaaured, and as the removal of the judge's
chair has necessarily made some alterations in the lengths as
formerly published, it will be as well to give the actual dis-
tances to be run in future :
Queen's Plate Course, Smiles I furlongs 97 yards; Orange Coarse,
Sin. If. iny.; cup Coons, Ins. et. ; Goodwood Stakes Course, 2,0.
elf. ; Maidstone Dowse, 2m. I. 41y. • Drawing Room Stakes. Course
2m- U. 40y.; Groterlcke Stake. Pinar, 4f.; Two Year Old
Course, St.
The Goodwood Cap and Goodwood Stakes courses will be
run over the same ground as in 1844—two miles, and one
mile and three quarters, unless specified to the contrary, will
be run on the D.S.C. ; a mile and a half on the New
Course ; " mile" tonne to start on the Gratwickc S.C., end
run home to the westward of the Clump, upon the D.S.C. ;
half-mile races to be run on theT.I.C. (It is notorious
that the published " lengths of courses" at many other places
are incorrect ; and we trust that stewards, or whoever may
be invested with the power, will follow the Duke of Rich-
mond's example, and ascertain the exact distances.) The
course, we may state in conclusion, is in t xcellent condition.
A large and distinguished party has been invited to partake
of the hospitality of Goodwood House. The dinner party
tbia evening will include Prince Edward of Saxe Weimar,
Col. Fludyer, the Hon. Neville and Capt. Lambert, all of
the Grenadier Guards.
TUESDAY'S RACES.—DECLARATIONS OF FORFEIT.
LAVANT STAlLDS.—Headingley, daughter of Tower and
Leslo filly.
300 for. STAMM—R.4IIIIOM Paragon, Piet, White-
foot, Dawdle, Hoorah, Silvia", 7itchtleld, sad Zebra colt.
GRATWICKS STAXES.—Bingham, Jack Musters, Free
Gilt, Robert de Vohibus, Prioress, Rey, Maranon, Growl, Gabbier,
Jewnala, Epirote, Lunedale, Cara, Thetnis, Tama, Menlo f, Apri-
cot, Weisldt, f out of Antler's dam, Mr. Osbeldeston's two, Positive
To Man, Wag of Naples, Veneta, Matra Jean, Field Mouse, all
Mr. Pinked's, and Faunae.
Hen BTAlL9.—Corsican, Fallow Buck, Gabbier, Black-
Prcerseginator, Hubs, Checktaker, both Mr.
llskaldatan s, and Buckle.
DRAWING Room STALlS.—Bingham, Seducer, Devil-
me-care, Gabbier, Glentilt, Btackcock, Master Butler, Luncdale, Lord
Reuters e, Sir Hercules f, Fetina and Wolverton.
GOODWOOD STAlLED.—Conspiracy, Crozier, and Lazuli's
are tetra& out.
The following are also scratched for the second and follow-
days: Gabble, Olentill, Gobbler. Jack Mllaterg, Laccadive, Buckle,
mins Rama, Zimmer. Whirligig, Helier Shelter, Projectile, Black-
thorn, Layia e Sister to Smells, Perin; Atropos, 17ternis, Jollity,
Devil-me-care , the Itaccratuma f, and Mam,emma o. Margaret of
Anjou, Wood Pigeon, Nil Desperandum. and Camp Follower f.