The Express.
London, England, 1851-09-05 00:00:00

LLNCOEV RACES.—TnuasnAy.

First year of the Liamln TRIENNIAL SCAN lid of 10 tors.
each, h ft, with 50 added; for 2-yr ; colts, Bst 711,;
fillies, Bst 31b ; 311) and slb allowed, &c. ; winners extra;
the second to save his stake. T.Y.C.

Mr. J. lnman'e The Maul of Lincoln, Ist I2lb...(Whlti houw) I
Lad Yarborough ns Merry Bird, r,et sth (W. Abiluiel I
tit. W. Wtight's Valentines Day. let L.lb (Simpson) I
Re. W. E. Ilobeon's hero:its, let I Ilb ... ..... .. (J. Osborne) 4
Betting : 2to lon Merry Bird. Wou by • length, the
'there beaten off.

LINCOLSSIIIRE Iliortnety of 15 sovs. each, 10 ft, and
only sif declared, with 100 added ; winners extra ; tho
second to save his stake, and the winner to pay 20 sore. to-
wards expenses. Two miles.
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Mr. Wriither's Maid or Mariam, 6 yrs, 94 (0. Ablate) 1
Mr.J. Osborne's Lady llyitta. aged, let Kb (J. Omborne 2
Mr. Odetr's Ischia, 3 yre, 40131 b (Arhatail 3
Mr.!. Osburee's Cheap John, 3 pl., 4mt 1040 (Carroll) 4
Betting : 5 to 4 on Maid of Mashans, 7 to 4 agst Ischia,
and 3 to 1 agat each of thu others. Won easily by a length;
tho two light weights beaten off.
SELLING STAKES of 3 sore. each, with 20 added ; for 3-
yr olds, dst ; four, gat Olb ; five, gat 71b ; six and aged,
Ost 12th ; mares and geldings allowed 31b ; the %Mira' to
be sold for 100 sore. if demanded, and allowances if to
be sold for less. Heats. One mile.

Mr. !V(lley's Sweetheart, 4 yra, 7,4 .llb (M.)..(Charlton) 1w o
Mr. Golpin's Uevair, 6 yrs, 94 . . ... . .(J. Howlett} dr
Mr. Ilutton's Nutgitl, 3 yra. 41b Mormon 3dr
Betting : First heat, 2tol on Sweetheart an. 1 to 2
agst Begiair. Won easily by half a length. Sweetheart
walked over for the second heat.

HUNTERS. STAKES of 5 soya each, with 20 added, for
horses that have been regularly hunted during the season of
1850 or 18.31; three-year-olds, 9st 51b ; four, lOst 7lb ; live,
list 51b ; six and aged, 12st ; mares and geldings allowed
31b,..and maidens 51b • winners extra. Gentlemen riders;
• ' allowed to ride by carrying slbs extra. Yeats.

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Mr. Grewson's Ormsby, S yrs, Ilst 712 (Ownrr) 1 1
Mr. o.,lllllglFOOli'd May latleal, 94 212 (E. luiley) S 2
Mr. lissi,'a Gay Lad, 6 )rs, list alb (Mr. Bend) 2dr
Mr. Outten's Nut Girl, 3 yrs, 11. t 21b (Mussel 4dr
Betting : First heat, 6t04 on Ormsby ; won by four
lengths. Second heat, any odds on Ormsby ; won in a
canter by ten lengths.

CURRAGH SEPTEMBER MEETLY°.
WEDNESDAY. _
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SECOND CLASS OP SH I.I3AVOOIE STAKES, 10 sods,; for
two-yr-old.; ; e list lib. ; i lliew, 84t. Anglesey-post. 31b
allowed to untried staUions or mares ; 51b. to both. 30 sore.
added. The winner of the Anglesey Stakes to carry 71b
extra. 10 subs.

Lord W;(ietf;;-(Fa ch aby Donau (un)—Bed Rose (Boyle, jun.) 1
Mr. Colgan's bt by liorksway—lroninuuld(un) (Chilony)
11111 t MAJESTY'S PLATE Of 100 guineas; three-yr olds
9st 91b ; four, lOst 1 llb ; five, I let 41b ; six and aged, list 71b.
31b to mares and geldings. Two miles.
Mr. Watts's The Marquis S yrs, by Ilirdeatcher (Foley) 1
lord Waterford's lard George, G yrs (Doyle) 2
Mr. Wallam's Little George, 4 yrs (Renoison) 0
Dating : 3tol on the Marquis. Little George cut out
the running, followed by the Marquis and Lord George to
the rails, where he died away, and the other two finished
the race, the Marquis going to the front at the distance, and
winning easily by two lengths.
RAILWAY STAKES (first class). Sweepstakes of 10 110YI,
h ft, with 60 soya added by the Great Southern and West-
ern Railway Company and 50 sous by the club. Waterford-
post. 7 paid 2 sou ft.
Sir I'. Barke's rho br to Chanticleer, 3 yrs, Get (lamas WI 1
Mr. Mason's b f Brae. 4 yrr, 7st MIA . • . . (Wages
Lord Waterford's h Due-an-Da arras, yrs. list.lolis (Doyle S
The following also started : Mr. Nolan's eh Is Blusher,
8 yn, Bst 12 lbs (Dawson) ; Mr. Watts's ch f Chaseaway.
3 yrs, 7st Illbs (Meehan); Mr. Athinson's ch o Brother to
Dough, 4 yrs, 7st 51bs (E. Keegan) ; Mr. Irwin's be Thun-
derbolt, 3 yrs, lit lib (Lynch); Mr. Germany's b f Co-
quette, 3 yrs, GA (D. Doyle).
Betting: 2 to 1 agst Brother to Chanticleer, 2to 1 ags•
Blucher, 6 to 1 each arm Duc-an-Dhurraa and Brother to
Dough. After one false start they got off well together,
Thunderbolt almost immediately taking the lead, which ho
maintained fut a short distance, when ho was passed by Bro-
ther to Dough and Dolly's Brac, in succession, in which order
they ran to the turn, when Due-an-Dhurras :rad Brother to
Chanticleer went to the head. Dully again came at the bank
and took the lead, followed by Brother to Chanticleer a
good race between the two ended in favour of the latter by
a length.
SWEEPSTAKES, 15 son, 10 ft, for two-yr-olds colts,
Bst 71b ; fillies, Fist 21b. Now two-year-old coarse. ilbs al-
lowed to untried stallions or mares, 6lbs to both. Tho
winner of the Anglesey Stakes to oarry 71bs extra. 7 subs.
Lord Waterford's oh c by C musts, Sad Roth walked over.
SWEEPA7A[I.9, 15 sovs, 6 ft, for two-yr-olds; colts, Bst 51b ;
fillies, Sat. Anglesey-post 31bs allowed to untried stal-
lions or mares, bibs to both. The winner of the Anglesey,
to carry 71bs extra. Winner of any other stake to carry
31bs extra for each. 6 subs.
Mr. G.Watts's (Jan.) bf May Blesses; by Mickey Free, both un
1
Lord Waterford's eh e b Canna (K Keegan) (an) Zed Rose (Doyle) 2
WELLINGTON STAYES, 30 SOYA, h ft. Three-year-old
course. Second horse to save his stake, provided throe
start. Two paid it ft, and three paid 6 sous. each.
L irdWaterford's oh f Kick-up-the Dust, 3 yra,Tat 41b (D.Doyle) I
Captain Oahe's& f Doily's Brae. ryes, 7st 9lb (E. Keegan )3
Mr. Disney's eh e Capt. Grout, 4 yrs, Bet (I. Doyle 0
Mr. Watts's b f Countess, 3 Tat xlO. (Meehan 0
Mixrcu, 50 son. each, Mr.s, O'Meagher's b c Galtimore,
Bet 41b, art Mr. Quin's eh g Fuze, by Lotbaria, out of Fu-
gard, Bst, Anglesey-post, was compromised by Mr. O'Mea-
gher.

BETTING ON THE COURSE.
GREAT YOILHoIIIIIN HANDICAP.
7 to 2 agg Calculator
BT. L 7to I spitlfainy (t)
IGEN.
to I sot Apfirodito I 15 to I apt Nowtalnotor
CHURN WITCH.
two to 20 apt gunrim I 1000 to 15 mot Hnlight of Goyim
1002 to 15 Borneo toes to 12 Dan Tacker
csiteampe.a.pak. .
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1000 to eir;g7 UZl:tali•• bi •
DAKBY 1832.
ll t 1 so 'gabby Nobble I 4000 to 00oif

SOMERSETSRIRE CENTRA.L RAILWAY AND HIGH-
7111IDOE HARBOUR COMPANT.—A meeting of the p._rovi-
&nal committee of the Somerectshire Central and High-
held oa
steps u might zttavdeze
to the advancement of the undertaking. it was resolved
to commence an active canvass of the landowners, trades-
men, ad others resident in the district, and who will Pens-
fborir High-
bridge
purpose of
ouranmgyiuwthas
tit by the carrying out of the railway. It was proposed to
make a floating harbour at Highbridge, which would form
an accessible point for vessels navigating the Bristol Chan-
nel, bringing them almost immediately into contact with
the Bristol and Exeter Railway. The proposed lino from
Glastonbury to Highbridge will pass throttelt a Country
which is perfevtly level, and he lwa miht therefore
be constructed at a small cost, rai
and bring theg rich products
of the adjacent district within reacher the very best mar-
kets. The entire cost of the line, including airitbating
harbour, is eatimated at under 70,0001. /• . •

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