The Express.
London, England, 1860-07-23 00:00:00

TO TIE EDITOR O 113 =PIM.

&i,—No meeting in the Calendar can command
sea agree of respect as that paid to Goodwood, whirls
Lib high it. head as the sole fixture for the present week,
and at a time, too, whets we are so overcrowded with " fix-
term" that so fewer than Mee meeting, were pressed into
the mat week, while there are already twenty gatherinp
Axed to Like place between the 3Dth of July sod the 16th
▪ August. This our. fart al me would show the eetiniatice
is which the affair is held, rued when inch • four days' sport
can be got up with the essistance of so little added money—
ed a thomand pounds—there is nothing to wonder at in
seal derks of cieirees declining to compete with its
punsters, fur they would inewedly fad were area
• day's sport attempted elsewhere. The programme
before me exhibits it, usual features, exoso
that the entnes for the great handicaps are slightly
above the seer.;., and from the immense number ef
quadrupeds under orders some tremendous fields may be
*erected in son., instances, while the complexion of affairs ,
at Chichester, Worthing, Bomar Brighton, he, already
betokens that the bipech will not be trliimllnuid.
Tuesday we shall commence with the Craven Stakes—
em a weight for age race instead of a handicap—which,
nth two other items of a similar descriptioe, await, corn'
pieties ; bet the great mad is the Stewanl's Cup, on the
time-quarters of a mile T. Y.C. (straight), mad it will afford
the prettiest race of the week. The Americana appear de-
termined to frighten, if they camot beet us, as, cot contest
with havieg the find favourite for the States, and nearly so
he the great Cap, they most needs have the absolute "first
MAW foe this event is Maggiore, 3 yrs, bet 41b; she
is cortaisly deserving every respect, having noire than
mace displayed • fine epee& hat whether Mere are
est sea or two others trained at Newmarket equally olan•
swam I have my &idea, and the beet of Goddirg's team,
which includes amoral Him 3 yrs, ist lib ; Maa.M.Anna,
; .T. sit 111, ; )'bare Arnie, 3 yrs, hot 911); aid Golden
3yrs. 6st 51b, must be very sear wins*, especially
aboold they had use better them the last seenbeeed, who
me aloft up with lemma, Apron, and the Yeses illy he
Ile One Thousatid tonneaa, after making all the rimming,
end within halle.length of Horace at Theater, who giving
him Mb. There is a more tempting but than she, however,
Ae ireamolla, 3 re. let Ili, who gave her the identical
when hcetfag her and • brat of others in emilv fur the Marl
;Mate at Northampton, and the v wiere Hartley
with TM 61h. at •atainferd, is mother le dr,7..7;
mint Frsvola'e hear. for she beat him also two
it the Wlettlebury, at Northampton, when givies away
•sad the wee allowance. Were Travois well, and -.same
time is me 3-ye old in the list to beat her, and 1 should
le quite costested to stead her oatht, or eves
Iffeelesies. 3 yr., Tat 41b, d bar straightforward owner prefers
isoymtissi his messy m that quartee, foe I have my doubts
whether the hint mom out lest year has entirely lust her
if she were sot WWI at Epsom. Sheffield. 4 yea,
eelM, hes a tuns of speed ; bat Cruxes, Ist 7IL, may do
the heryear.old. moat credit, aset he must be " kept on
the ingbit side " Mictebelln, aged, 7et 131 b, was Non de
ii•lbal dwieg the Ascot week, err he would ant be over-
baked by me, having been tidthat a head of wioning lest
year at the same weight, still! can fled one equally " well
le among the ton -weights, Twillght, 4 Jr., em 41b, who
ens sot a length behind him last year when receiving bat
lb foe the three year. betimes them end en. awl there
is reams to believe she has improved since. Tiara, S Yrs.
Slt lib, is sot out of it, neither is 111111411101,111, 3 yrs, 9st, the
biter Wei capable of defeating marly everyone opposed to
alinehedeanded. although he dam ad appear to like a
=ibield of hones. The Ala& have seat over four
to rep-niece them is the struggle. and =
elmZenave, yrs, Not sib, who ass smelt a gtod
tee yes.. &To to t ile111161•1111 with Tel Mb—rather • heavy
enMt for • three-year ill : be should run equally well
new, although it must be a "mar thts~ between him and
Pert-i- Brea, 6 yrs, tot 111 b, trim their perform in-es the
saber side of the water. Vi slay J me, 6st 41b, who made
al the relining in the Freed Derby, is reputed to be very
JIM aim, so that our neighbours are as dangerous in this as
the greet Cup on Thtrelay, where they Lave it. • stone
ellewasege. It is mire than probable that I have tot men-
tioned the wiener's name. even imam such a lot as the
shove, as the field will muster some three dune strong; bat
dilth Framla,Seclinioe, Mentnione,aed Twilight in the field,
lid! be rather sangtnue, the first meationed being es's., cially
himered as reltards the weight, The Ham Snakes, f. it two.
yearokie, 7.1.1! , may go tome of the "dark" dinsiin, Mr.
Terry's pair, Folkestone and Starlight comprising the beet
that Lire been out ; but for the lavaet Stakes, it will require
tml youngster to beat Walloon over half a-mile. test to
I haey the Iliemy emit mad the well-bred Lady
Iliestedield. The Gratwicke Stokes, for three-year-olds,
ow mile and a half, appears at themerey of liagitta, with her
at, allowance, sad noisy might he Net good enough to
=cure the mooed mousy.

Yur Wednesday there are the Ceram Strikes (weight for
stpl sad %wails:4mo Oates to class, end three other wise*
the arm In importance being the Goodwood Stakes, nee
mils and a half, the field fur which may be selected from
Was Jaeket, Comforter, Measure, Satellite, Tunetall
Itiseber, Marine, Royal Sovereign. Willem (71b
penalty), Rattleboae, Convivialist,
teke, Flitch, Rdinund Keen, Gridiron, Turbot,
Neeptidenou, leodorowna, C,ouscript, Luckuow, Maine,
and Wanderer, there being most doubt about the last
Ulf down in the list. Of the old horses,
Mkse Jacket, Toenail Maid, Satellite, Royal Soeereins,
Mae, yht,l4 and Tacher, are all threatening,
and it a difficult to choose between Rattleboue, Cool inalist,
theemeake, or Gridiron, of the young ones, Convivialist
Melia{ Wallace quite rho through their struggle for third
maw at Nottingham, es they meet sow on III), different
hems; sad there is another Use worth following through
hamper, who was withal' a heath at Wallace at Mtar.donl
while receivuig fflb, sad beats tee lengths from Coarsialist
• fleagerford, when receiving 111 b. Both beat the men
easily, it is tree, sad the "Hee" is not • safe one, in cones-
=• but with Nottingham before es it is initionible to
'Wallace espial dairies lab to the Newmarket
Imes. His defeat of Avalanslis at Stamford is imt worth
smoldering, for we have sees se mosey " flukes " this year
else animela are repined to have" plenty plenty in hand." and
AvaJauche ha Aug to make her own running ;ins served
Wallace, wh.. liken to " wait ;" the mare may turn the
tables on Wedniwilay neat, although meet:in; him
▪ dl). worse terms. and 1 would sooner trust
bin of the two now. Rattlebone lost ionic good
Yeses at fitockhriol(e, and they have such • good
Mal am at Yydeld in conscript that be is certain to finish
II the van, seeing how confidently they have supported him.
Obemerake, 3 yrs, list 71b, must improve on her perform.
awes with him when receiving 41b to have • chance, in ad-
dition to which her sta se doubtful, and she iv very us-
enemas. Grichreu has sot able to maintain the•posi-
tion al lust favourite up to the finish, despite the heavy
some d mosey entrusted to him at sheet prime, and there
ilktk doubt shout Gaspard having beaten him in their
weep on Saturday week last, but he hes not " poi." alto-
assns. and from the .I:speition to invent in his fav,n r yet,
is but reasonable temper% the trial was oily •al it
being so easy to keep secret the weights they ran at.
Me started three times last year without obtaining even
• " pine," and there iv, connequently, ooly the
swum be carries and his •' taking" appesrauos
te render him dangerous ; bet it is my opiMon he will
Pave the winnor if • three/serold is to carry
ell the prim. However, It nay be asking him for too
leech to give the weight to Flitch and Toiler, who have
his adverts', of Itlb and respectively over him, as
Ma weight-forage scale, ant their public form is sufficiently
arediteUe for me to bob( them in the highest respect—
!Rich having run well in the Chaster Cup, as well as at
Liverpool, while Turher's fourth for the City and Subur-
bia as completely overlooked by the handicapper, as she
sins rat two lengths Imbue! Comforter, when Ili receipt of
lab, and the latter is now called upon to give h. r
lie MOS "io and out," there is Do question. but T. Tay.
iris so satisfied with the nu* she has them lately that
we may leo& for something from her quite equal to the
Seem exhibition Ititellite I prefer to Mire, after hS New-
marbet vietery, mid &lithe heavy weightaappear betel safe by
; bad gam le es meek mystery about " Drewitt's lot"
that it is (sly nasemble to 'aspect that they are oot saa•
peas • thew Isom rosy pose.ibly be no Coa-
erinali;t at the esielt. To beat the field,"
then Seteible, Itattklione, Cosvivialiat.
Urdi s. end Tease might he rode cappo.le. al-
thee& them will be airood " outeider" ILI the held is
Trestall Maid, its bre Chester Cup form, for she his the
heat ..1' the weight. with Flitch, but her Jorty have not
re mad. their moil demonstration when they presume on
lemur a "good thing,' sad 1 shall place my greatest reli-
mire in Torlier carrying off the prise. liattlelsoie is in
bet. :he Goodanorl Derby (nee mile sad • half, and the
Ins. room Stakes (one voile and a quarter/ Vl' th, ra-
)eer obb. and with Northern Light is one event and hue.
miser iMb le-shit is the .4bor, it is not in11401"1. he
eel .1.. encounter., it being doubtful whether ha
es hint either of thaw, in addition to which the Stakes
oil att owl him Tote work meragb for ows day,
TI, cop day is a regular fimble at priest : for what
with eo snal.y the anunels 'aimed in the ten events
16104 to roc, either Tuesday or tVedneeday, there
sr* 1"r t.° it old races is the maritime, concertina
which “Irtkor, home samisen is neve thin one will not
make up their minds what to do until the sight preceding.
Leader has the FIII.).41 and Mo)e comb stakes before him,
Brows limb... being wc.aid Met to him in the first-men-
tessed, and lai.tant... is the other sweet, and it is um. he will prefer the n.ore walsable prize of the two.
Ma stablessmitemori, The Rambler, &lout whom sons
hog abate have beesi taken Los the linty, can ~.se Le-
arns the Tenth Mionnend and Smart Meeks. and he may
RS the sisiber affair: hot Kleetkoll has an equally -tool Npssetleis, and if be should make los dilmt in te
%rewind, I have mate idea of its Wag • succeseful
Tim Mr-Tr-01dthree miles and five furi,,Ce*
leeks almost a ssetsstl fur Moesavieg, failing a 'weak.
ewe (sae y). end Us °ale „m„,.ing
him this ay way the course is Precims, rock-
.. is eat "WY to slew in again.
The Tr• Old remuriiJ, me mile and a half, is
satinet to • Math between Northern light and Rupee,
far Wiles the Wined wow Ton Luellen will 1.‘„).,,,,h.
and I stall not be surprjewl et the Light timing the slides
al dr mere far the Mist at Asset, where he '• macs is
the mad," awl was hat es bee. la the i4bor
• woo* Trumann des abs Metlasid Stakes, Ebony for the
Iliring St.tes, aid Previte' (to walk over) 1,4 the Wawa
aueepeteltes. lash premising ; sad I at. disusess of the
Gude oel Cup, two seise sad a hell, In a very few weak