The Express.
London, England, 1867-08-20 00:00:00

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WEST DR tYTON SUMMER MEETING.
MONDAY.

Although favoured with the most beautiful weather,
clashing with no other meeting, and being within easy
access of London, the gathering today at West Drayton
was not so successful as might have been anticipated in
point of attendance, especially of the holiday Glass. The
ring and stand secured a fair weed of patronage, but the
attendance on the course was hardly so large as last year.,
or as the popularity of the meeting deserved, Mr. George
French having laboured hardand with considerable anoxia.'
to made it a great metropolitan holiday gathering. -A
better attendance, however, is anticipated for tomorrow.
Four races only were set upon the card for decision, the
Middlesex Stakes having failed to fill on Saturday night.
It was allowed to remain open until this afternoon, but
still failed to secure a sufficiently large entry to
make a race of it. The four items produced fair fields and
average sport, the favourites, however, having the worst
of it in each ease, consequently, except for the few In
" the know," it was a bad day for backers. Unfortunately
the day's proceedings were marred by a sad sodident,whia
occurred at the station prior to the departure of the train
for London. A " special" was being drawn into a siding,
and whilst it was on the move a number of people crushed
towards the carriages. One poor fellow, impelled by the
force behind him, was knocked down between the platform
and one of the carriages, and the wheel passing over lila
neck caused almost instantaneous death. His body was
extricated as soon as possible, and removed to one of She
waiting rooms.

THE LADIES' PLATE ndiotp) of 40 eon., for ill
ages; winners extra. About five furlongs. .
Mr. Y. Baroe's hop Leaf, by Caonotde—Mopldno 1
Mr. T. Clartou's !Wray
Mr. A. Taws'. Odd Fellow $
_ . _ Four Masers also ran. __
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Betting : 2 to I agstFeemy, 3 to 1 apt Hop Leaf, 4 io
1 apt Odd Fellow, and sto 1 eget Gaiety. Hop Leaf
jumped off with • clear lead of the favourite, next to
whom came Magnolia., and Odd Fellow to the turn into
the straight, where Odd Fellow took third place, but
Hop Leaf was never howled, and won in • canter by a
couple of lengths. A neck only divided emend and
third, Gaiety was fourth, Vicious fifth, Magnolia sixth,
and Tribune last.

THE. COLNIL HANDICAP of 5 sova. each, 1 ft, with .30
added, for 3yr-olda and upwards ; winners extra. One
mile. (19 subs.)
Captain Barclays Paint Heart, by Mance or Barrcrby—
Golden lady 1
Mr. T. V. Ilargaa's Lard waidegrase
Mr. Rickard's Rally

Two others also ran.

Rod in Pickle was weighed for by Viney, and went to the
post, bet he twice succeeded in throwing his jockey, bolt
mg out of the course the last time, and the others
were despatched without him.
Betting : 5 to 1 each agst Lord Waldegrave and Rally,
3to 1 apt Faint Heart, and 4to 1 eget Quirina. The
start wan delayed some time, ceased by the fractiousness
of Rod in Pickle and Rally. The latter, when the flag
was lowered, took a slight lead of Faint Heart, Quirina,
W and Lord aldegtave, till paining the stand, where
Faint Heart rushed to the front, Lord IValdegrave simul• '
taneously taking second place, Wilda being a long way in
the rear. This order was maintained until making thd turn
into the straight, at which point Lord Wildegrave headed
the leader, Rally joining the pair when fairly in the-
straight. At the commencement of the enclosure Faint
Heart again got in front, and won cleverly by • neck.
RsodallyQ third beaten half a length, Olivia was fourth,
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The OPIN RUITTERB' STALES of 5 eon. each, 2 ft, with
25 added, for bunters ; gentlemen riders; professionals
extra. Two miles on the fiat. (8 subs.)
Ur. Jones's Zeloo, by Tunes—Mks Musgrave 1
Lord Ponlett's Humphrey Davy 2
Mr. F. Barker's Chelmsford _ 3

Three others also me.

Betting: sto 4 on Humphrey 15;7y, 7 to 4 apt Zeloo,
and Bto 1 apt Chelmsford. The latter cut out the work
with a clear lead of the favourite, Zeloo being third.
Newick Lass and Rod in Pickle, clear of each other, next,
Milford being outpaced from the start. In this order
they passed the stand the first time, and except that Zeloo,
Humphrey Davy, and Newick Lass changed their positions
once or twice, no noteworthy alteration occurred until
entering the straight, where Chelmsford was beaten, and
Zeloo, heading Humphrey Davy, took up the running,
winning in a canter by three lengths, which distance also
separated second and third; Rod in Pickle was fourth,
Newick Lass fifth. Milford did not pass the post.
Tee HANDICAP Bram.' Race of 8 soya. each, 2 ft,
with *added. One mile and a half, over hurdles. (19
subs.)
Mr. R. 0. Hobson's Trturimber. by Arsenal—lndustry 1
Mr. A. Yates's Robin Adair
Mr. Rickard's nix Rosamond
Eight others also ran.
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Betting: 5 to 2 each apt CeniZvre and Sandford, 3 to 1
agst The Clyde, 4to 1 agst Triumpher, and 10 to 1 " bar
four." The Clyde made the running with a strong lead of
Lydia, Helice, Genievre, Sandford, and Triumpher to the
first flight of hurdles, when The Clyde ran out, taking
with him Lydia and Helice, but the trio were loon in the
right track once more, Relics and The Clyde showing the
way to the next hurdles, where they ran out again, and the
former was not persevered with. Fair Rosamond was left