The Express.
London, England, 1866-07-25 00:00:00

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WINCHESTER RACER—TUESDAY.
The pleamne gathering at Winchester yesterday proved
• decided moms; the weather was besuthul In the ex-
treme, and a large company was present. ti's stand and enclo-
sure being especially well peke, Abed by members of the misto-
crsey and the gentry. A large number of horses were on the
spot, the Hampshire trainees furnishing, of coarse, a large
quota; the fields were consequently as netnerous as they could
be expected to be, considering the hardness of the ground,
while the apart was good. The proceedings led off by Staghound
Musing the First Biennial ; the " talents" spotting the winner,
and notwithstanding the game effort -Jack-in-the-Creen.
the race was sever in doubt. Julius wcra tie Second
Biennial, and although by a neck only, the Duke of Newcastle
will have no cause to regret his new purchase. lizard displayed
his old town by winning the Hampshire Stakes In a canter ;
while Olendusk was ooceagain ehronic,ed am the list of win-
ners. Vauban proved himself Do unworthy candidate by
winning his race in • canter. The long odds lid on John Dark
for the Queen's Guinea' were fully justified, and the form dis-
played by Jennie Deans proved that Captain Christie pommel
in her a most useful filly. The days proceedings call for no
further remarks beyond the accounts of the running appended
below.
nth Shown) YLI Or THE MST womanise Drumm
STAKES, of 10 wens. each, with 60 added, for 3-yr-old colts,
Bat 10Ib Mlles and geldings, Set alb cevtain allowances. One
(27 saber)
Mr. Perne's Stagbound
Duke of Beaufort's Jac'
Marquis at Hastings* King Hal
Robin Hood also ran.
Betting: 0 to 4 on Steghoetod, 6 to 2 apt Robin Hood. and 10
to 1 apt any other.
THE FIRST YEAS of the !MOM WINCHESTER HISPINIAL
Suess, of 10 son. each, with 50 added, for 2-yr-old colts,
Sit lelb ; fillies and geldings, Pt Kb ; certain allowances. About
fire furlongs. (22 subs.)
Duke of llewcastle's Julius 1
Mr. R. Brayley's Dick Turps 2
Lord Portsmouth Hardee
The following also ran :—Rinderpest, „SO Albans, and a by
Mamas.
Betting : to 4 eget Julius, 100 to 30 apt Hardee, and 4to 1
apt Dick Turpin.
THE HAMPSHER3 STAKES of 10 sore. each, h ft, with 50 added;
winners extra. One galls and live furiosp. Mauls.)
alldr. W. C. Jones's The Laud 1
Mr. C. Blentou*s Valet&
Captain 0. Day's S
Betting Keen entrti, I tel 1 apt The Land, urd 4to 1 apt
Stinger.
THI RAILWAY PLATE of 40 soya added to a sweepstake of
mon. each for all ages ; telling allowances. Five furlongs.
Captain Morgan's Bishopton 1
Mr. Hughee s Alberta
Mr. P. ns's Southend
Discretion also rm.
Betting: Ito 4 each apt iffshopton and Alberta, and 6to 1 apt

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any othei.
Ten Cirrzaiie PUT! of 60 soot for all ages ; winners extra.
Hal/ a mile. (49 subs.
Mr. T. Hughes's Olendnsk I
Captain Oluistie's Saltiest
Duke of Hamilton's Phantom Sall
The following also ran : Aline, Wild Dove, Pearl, Secrecy, and
Countess Bob,.
Betting : 6 to 4 apt Salliett, 100 to 30 apt Okarlask, sto 1
age& Phantom Sall. and 7 to 1 agst Wild Dove.
TB! Wieininagia Poet. STAKII of 30 *ova each, b ft, 5 only
if declared ; fur 2.yr.olds, cots, 94 101 b ; Mika and geldings, gat
61b. T.T.C. subs.)
Duke of Beaufort's Vauban
Mr. Thellumon's Pirate Chief
Mr. H. Wilmer's Caleb
Betting: 6 to 2 on Vauban, and 100 to 45 sgst Pirate Chief.
TIER CM! MUM& PLATS of 50 loss.. for 3.yr-olds and up-
' wards; selling allowances. About ilve furlongs.
Mr. B. Waylays Chicken Huard
Captain Morgan's Adele
Mr. J. Day's Fair lusamond
Junius also ran.
TB! 016E01 PARK STARKE of 16 POT. each, 10 ft, With 60
added : colts, Bst 101 b ; Ililles, est elb ; winners extra. T. Y.C.
(28 subs
C-ptain Chrlstie's Jeanie Deans
Duke of Newcastle's Misfortune
Mr. W. O. Craven's Lady Lanibton 3
The following also ran:—Dick Turpin, Avonside, and
Broadianda
Betting: sto apt Misfortune, 3to 1 apt Dick Turpin, 9 to!
agst Lady Larabton, and 6 to 1 agat Jeanie Deane
HER MAJIETT'S PLATS of 100 guineas; for 3-yr-olds and up-
wards. Two miles.
Mr. Hugh Smith's John Davis
Mr. Thelluseon's Aetna
Captain Morgan's Wiklair
The following also ran :—(2dlbolton. Moak of Avon, PelUi, and
Slay Flower.
Betting : 5 to 2on John Davis, and 7 to 2 agst Actaea.

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RADCLIFFE RACER—Tog/1 AT.
Tile CITINURVIZID COP, of 60 boss. in specie, added to •
awes se of I soya each, 2 ; winners extra; second to
save his stake. About 1 mile 3 furlongs. (12 limbo)

Mr. Backhonees Wallet
Mr. T. Mesterusares Fitzroy
Mr. Parker's Lively
Contract and Ameer also ran.
Betting: 7to 4 .14st Wallet, 2 to I agst Fitzroy, N to I apt
Ameer. Won by three-quarters of a length a length between
second and third ; a bad fourth.
THE CIUYIN TWO-TSAI-OLD HANDICAP, of 6 Bova. each,
2 ft, with 40 added; winner, extra; second to save his deka
About 6 furlongs.
Mr. H. Dobson's King's Daughter
Mr. Eastwood', Rejoinder
Mr. T. Steven's Laura
°entitle and Tidy also ran.
Betting: to I each apt Rejoinder and Laura, 4to 1 apt The
Metes Daughter. 6to I mot Tidy. Won by a length and a half;
four lengths between second and third; a bad fourth,
TEN vrow PLATS ;Handicap) of t4O; Winners AWL About
one mile.
Mr. T. Clito Alice Lee
Mr. Marthseau's Lady Lucan
Betting : 5t04 on Alice Lee, who won In a canter by ball a
length.
THE 01ST DI WILTON CUP of LlOO ; wieseroestra. About •
mile and a half.
Mr. Goodie's', Empress of India
Mr. A. B. Jeffery a Wild Poppy
Mr. Barbers Helen
Betting Even on Empress of India 6 to 5 'got Wild Poppy,
20 to I apt Helen. Won by four lengths ; bad third.
THE Scotty HANDICAP of 2 NM. each, with 25 added. About
6 turlonuo.
Mr. Ralfort's Black Tulip
Mr. Barbers Contract
Mr. Cliff's Alice

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}ferry Harp also ran.
Betting: Been on Black Tulip, 2to I art Alice Lee. A most
exciting race, ending In a dead heat between Black Tulip and
Contract, Alice Lee finishing a head only from the dead lumters.
Deciding heat: 7 to 4 on Black Tulip, who won by two lengths.