The Express.
London, England, 1860-03-28 00:00:00

SPORTING.

NORTHAMPTON RACES. -Ty MIDAY.
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THE Tau!. Stanza of 10 ion each, with 00 added. One
stile.
Ur. J. ft's Odo, by Auger, 3 Yre, 7A. .(K Grimhaw/ 1
Baron Meth Unoehs, 4 rs, tiot tab
(0y , anthem,
Mr. Shelley's Lifeboat,' Ost lib
Mr. W. P. Crawford Y. 14 6 yrs, fat 3lb ...Wefts, 4
Lon Coventry' Andra Maras, 6 yrs, Yet lib.. t Ashman) 6
Betting 7to 4 apt Lifeboat, 3to 1 ass I North Lincoln.
4to 1 apt Odo and 6to 1 eget Y. Phillipe. It. Pbillipe
wan first off, but on getting Into their 'trade Odo took up
the maniac. with Lifeboat second, North Lincoln third
Anoint Briton being P their Tandem, and N. Phillioe
directly in his track. flablArsy up the di'.tance North
Lincoln got to Odds bead, bud lempuig the footpath at the
lower end of the enclosure-6 trick which he performed last
year for
the Whittlebury fitakee—he was beaten by a
and a half ; three lengths between second and third ;
=wide interval between each of the others.

Tim N Ilaasioas d 111 sbvs., did to • sweepstake.
of 5 sues. ea& Ilmenese rate Coulee.
Cal* carman ma. by Sweetmeat, 4 res. 7st atb
KA Tatham' I
Mr. Saxon's Tan numb, aged. Bst (L. Snowden) I
Mr. H 6 rt. Bst 71b (pressed( 3
Mr. 0. ftadieo fus• Eleanor, 4 yrs, Tat Mb (A Idwards) 4
Betting: 3 to I.4mst Brandy %,B, sto 1 each apt Vigo
and Tiers, 6 to 1 egia Little Poll, 7 to 1 .get Tom Thumb.
Bel &perms, Tom Thumb, The Gentle, Miss Mentor, and
Brandy Ball, were the first to show in front, as they roes
above the hill. On approaching the distance the race wan
left to the first three, winning a good race by
three-quarters of a length, a length between the second and
third, and a lead between the third and fourth. The Gentle
and Vigo were fifth and sixth. Bel Esperanza and Julie
were the last two.
Him Nuasrf• PLATE of 100 guineas. Two miles.
Mr. -0.048, by Ar v, I yrs, (Ist

ear. Ingiesn's ode, biAngur, yrs; 101 b.... Challoner) 1
Mr. 11 ores Adios, 3 yrs, tld 11eD
Mr. Miellers Lifeboat S yrs, est 101 h 'L Snowden' S
Mr. T. parrs Bateashone, a yrs, int 10Ib A. 'Mush* 4
Mr. Mundy's Actress, 3 yrs, Ost 10th (Pritchard) I
Betting :6to 4 on Ode, sto 2 Lifeboat. Odo and
Actress got. away in front, both p very bard, and, on
passing the cased. Actress rushed to the front, Odo going
on second, Lifeboat third, and Rattlebone bringing up the
rear. On mending the top turn Odo overpowered his rider,
and went up to Astreas and ran with her nearly head and
head a short distance after entering the far aide of the
course, and they alternately led until reaching the dip,
where Odo quitted Actress sad took a clear lead, with
Athos second. As they breasted the hill Athos deprived
the favourite of the lead, sod on entering the stiaight
Actress was beaten, and Lifeboat became third. From the
distance the race was reduced to a match between the first
two, Odo winning bye head, upwards of • dozen lengths
between the wooed and third. Actress and Rattlebone were
a long way the rear, andrsesd the post nearly abreast.
m o TRI Prranu Bra 5 nova each, with 40 added.
Weight for age. Belling allownoccs, The winner to
be *old by auction, &c. Spencer Plate Course.
Mr. Barites Buttercup, by Daniel O'Rourke, S yrs :301.),
fist IMb (W. Bottom 1.
Mr. T Brawn's Ids, 3 yes (301.), east 13Ib .. (H Orimahsw)
Mr. Prerer• Tonic), 2 yen 001.), ad 101 b (carried 44 Illb;

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(1339eri 3
Bitting : 6 to 4 egg The Norman, 4 to 1 wit trem,
sto 1 opt any other offered. Buttercup made all the run-
ning, and won by ten lengths. Bad third. The winner
wen sold by auction, to the Earl of Winchalaea, for 90
guineas
Tall Gila NOSTRA /MONISM= Realms of 100 mom,

added to • Sweepstakes of 15 isms. amok, 14 ft, sad only-6
if declared. Certain winners =tam The mond to receive
25 pork out of the stakes. Two slim (116 subs., of
whom 65 declared.)

Mr. Fuller's Simple Moses, by Woodpigeon, > yrs, Sot Sib
(Mitchell, 1
Mr. Meybenson's Springs/di, $ vs, list Mb ,carried Sat Mb.
(J. Adults) I
Mr. Stoplord ns Chance Shot, i yrs, rest 7th ?arsons ) 3
Captain Little'. The Pitman. lyre, Set 121 b.. di Edwards'
The following also ran : Chum, Sam Spode, Royal Sove-
reign, NewattAd, Timandra, Pint Lord, Lord Milton,
Tommy Noble, c by Tadmor—Mainstay, Forager, and The
Monk.

Betting at starting : 3 to 1 apt Royal Sovereign, 7 to 1
apt Simple Simon, 14 to 1 apt Claire, 14 to 1 opt Spring.
well, 15 to 1 apt The Pitman, 100 to 6 apt Chance Shot,
100 to 6 agst Forager, 100 to 6 spit Tommy Noble, 100 to
6 mat First Lord, 30 to legit The Monk, 20 to 1 apt Lord
30to 1 apt Nonsked, 30 to 1 apt Timandra. Old
Robert was etruct out at Lb& The business of the weigh-
ing department was conducted with Mr. Manning's usual
regularity and punctuality, and the number of the starters
was displayed on the telegraph in ample time to suit the
convenience of the speculators, and to gratify the curiosity
of the large crowd d people which lined each side
of the coarse nearly from the half-mile starting-post
to far beyond the top turn. The police cleared the come,
with numb promptness, not walking abreast as
at Epsom, but by an ingenious use of a long
rope, which they stretched MUM the running ground, they
compelled the spectators to retreat before them, and take
up their positions behind the barriers. The horses then
quitted the saddling paddock, and took their preliminary
eaten. Tommy Noble overpowered /towel, and ran right
mend the far side of the course to the starting post before
he was stopped. When Mr. Hibburd had assembled the
horses together, Tommy Noble again displayed a will of his
own, and put the lot in disorder, galloping to the distance
before he was palled up. Pitman and Chance Shot fol-
lowed his example, bat did not run quite so far. When
they were brought back, the starter again resumed his staff,
and nixing a favourable opportunity he gave the signal,
and the horses got away in good order. The front funk
comprised Chance Shot, Forager, the Mainstay
colt, Simple Simon, The Pitman, and Sam Spode,
the last two being Timandra and Lord Milton. They ran
with no material change until after rounding the top turn,
where Forager went in advance, attended by Chance Shot,
with the Pitman, Simple Simon, and Sam Spode lying well
up in their wake. As they descended the hill Forager in-
creased his lead, but on reaching the brick-kiln hill, the
last turn but one from home, Pitman, Forager, Springwell,
Chance Shot, and Simple Simon were in the van, and
Royal Sovereign then beg= to emerge from the ruck and
take up his position in close pursuit of the leading horses.
On entering the straight Sam Spode dropped back, and
after showing well up in front The Pitman was beaten, and
Springwell, Simple Simon, and Chance Shot were left in
front, with Royal Sovereign next. The first two, however,
had the Ice to themselves from the half distance, and
Simple Simon won by three quarters of a length, the third
basket half a doom lengths, and The Pitman about the
same distance from him. Forager, the Monk, First Lord,
Mire, Newetead, and Tommy Noble passed the post at wide
intervals in the order mane'. 'Timandra and Lotd Milton
were the last beaten off.

Tire Wiurrtzar sr STAMM, of 15 moss. each, 5 ft, with
100 added. Weight for age; winners extra, ke.; three-
quarters of a mile. (39 subs.)
Mr. I Elmira Prim* by Ortando, 3 yrs, Set 81b ',Charlton) 1
Lord Anglesey's mreetaanoe, 3 In, fib Sib ;ear Set 41b1
,elderoft)
Mr. Bars Bartley Whitney, i yrs, Mt Sib (0. Pordham)
A HASDICAP PLAT; of 30 Boys.' added to a Sweepstake
if 5 soya each ; the winner to be sold for 40 son., ke.;
Manses extra. Spencer Plate Course.
Mr. Jackass's Peeestore, by Peppermint, S yrs, Set bib
(Madden) 1
Mr. Thaw*, Ike Olpesy, a yrs, Set (Psnona) I
Mr. Besufort's lam Deaner, 4 In. 7st 101 b _Mock/ S
Mr. Silveriodfs Layton, it yes, Ott Sib (ear est Mb
(Chenoser 4
Mr. Willisms's Marsden, • yes, tit =ay) I
Mr. Sberrines Linda, 4 yrs, lei Sib
Betting : to 1 apt The God* 4to 1 ypill Partion, 5
to 1 apt Mias Sleanor, 6 to 1 mei apt IL& sad Xszedaa.
Won by half -a•leugth ; a neck between seesed sad third.

THE RTAND PLATE HANDICAP 0150 soy.. ; winners GAM.
One mile.

.4.-I;x7lliamfords Philomela, by Kingston, 3 yrs, Eat 41b
(Roper) 1
Kr. T. Brown's Plumper, 3 yrs, est Mb IPariona; I
Yr. Duncan's lord Palmerston, $ yrs, tat alb ,car est 71b;
3
air Joseph flawWs Lord Nelson, yrs, Pet (Wells)
The following also ran Paperansa, Neophyte, Vo-
lunteer, Norwell, Codicil, Clovarsook, Simla, Birdcage,
heciseo Jenny Longlegs, and Parmesan.
Betting 7to Y apt Cloveroook, 4to 1 apt Philomela,
sto loget Parmesan, sto 1 eget Precise, 10 to I each apt
Oodicil and Lord Nelson. Won by six lengths, a length
between the swami sad third, same distance between the
third and fourth ; Volunteer fell at the last turn. The fol-
lowing notice was issued by the clerk of the scales after the
race :

Pae, the rider of Bel Dipersam, did sot colas to weigh
after the nice, and when called upon by the clerk of the
seam to do so, hestatedthat oneof his saddle cloths was lost.
The clerk of the scales makes this report in order that the
stewards may take notice of the circumstance, as many of
the
young jockeys are frequently trying to avoid weighing
(Signed) J. MANNING.
The Spencer PIM* will be run at 1.40 this day.

BSTTIITO AT MANCREBTER.—TotaDmr.

OW? NI

1./tAlillti STAKES.

5 103 1 SPI loyal Sovereign (t)
•to 1 Orme ghat

10 U 1 Toonay Noble 41
IT to 1 INS& Mimeo (t)
12 to 1 Moak .t)
lo to I I~ell ,t)
IS lo 1 fto-e (t)
IS to 1 OIS *abort ,t)
MIL OPINCILITI MATZ.
T to I opt Vans t (t)
to I Ratty (t)
13 to 1 Opkebox (t)

Carron neon JAMAICA. —By the last packet but
ODs, umpire of oottom, peeked from Amy trees of at least
moms years' growth, is thepeswhas of .13t Aachen (moun-
tains and level), At. Elisabeth. (a bracer, sad tbarity of
Kiogstoa sod epaahli Tows, were mosived in this reentry
by the promoters of the proposed Jamaica Cellos Growing
Company, at 16, Charing-mom These various maples
have been submitted to Thome ladyt Lq.,P.
Thomas Clew. Esq., sod the Masehester Osaka Bop*
Assosiatites for valuation. There in very lithe Menem
in their estimates, the lowest of which &reed.. 7d., It,
841, and 14d.. the average being 9d. per 1b ; mod of the
lowest kiwis W., which is full 26 per mot. shove that of
the Amarbees cottons, esoepthm the Sea Wand.
The following British assumes Aloes are stated
to la kw, lowa by the dm J Iliwbodoes :—Northena,
=ye' of Liwmpool, Plicsair, sod bowie/ The par-
same& yet be fally astortainaL