The Express.
London, England, 1866-09-07 00:00:00

*parting intelligence.

• LEICESTER RACES.—THOMIDAT.
The meeting was hmegorated under most unfavourable
Mespices as regards the weather, the rain peering down In
Savants throughout the afternoon, and some portions of the
=presenting the appearance of a perfect quagmire. Never'
the attendance was large, and the sport of average Min-
uet. Details are appended.
THE SCIHIRT HANDICAP of 60 sovs., added to • sweepstakes of
g mesa each, ft, for ail ages ; winners extra. hialt-a mile.
97 alba)
Mr. lleathootes Dada by Automat—Seesushillmse,
bet *lb don 7lb anti
Mr. De la Ce's Kale. Cleopatra 3 Its. 7st 411) If.Coesii
Captain Christie's Prescrtptiou, 6 yrs, Set alb
Grbashaw)

Cranbury and Doeford also ran.
Betting: fto 1 agst Cranbury, Ito! apt Beads, Ito 1 each
apt Preseription and Cleopatra, 10 to 1 apt, Doeford. •
low delay at the poet occurred, tamed by the restiveness of
Cranbury ; but eventually the flag wan lowered to a moderate
pare prescription taking a clear lead of Bonk, the other three
awning in a cluster, with Cranbury in the rear. Approaching
acs distance Prescription dropped into third place, and Beak
was left with a lead of Mae. Cleopatre, who made an effort at
Ohs stand enclosure. but wee never able to reach Mr. Ileathootes
mare, who won by three-rivarten of a length. About three
lengths separated secondaad third : Cranbury was fourth, and
Doeford last, the last three pulling up on the poet.
THZ 822SPRIGTON PARK STACKS of 10 SOTS. each, 3 ft, with
60 added, for 2-yr olds ; colts, Mt 101 b ; Meg, let 71b ; winners
extra; certain allowances Half-s-mile. (17 gabs).
Mr. Bartley's Gaiety, by King Tom—Gay Lass, Bst 71b
(PaYne 1
Mr. H. Bird's Bose Leaf est (J. MSISITS 2
Mr. R. Bnekley's West Lancashire, Set Mb (Britton 8
Betting : 7 to 4 on Roes Leaf, and 3 to 1 apt West Lancanhire.
'hi the first attempt the lot were d ..ched,thefavourite having
'a slight disadvantage. West lancashiro cut out the work, at-
-Sanded by Gaiety, until coining into the straight. where Bose
• Leaf Joined Gaiety and, posing West Lancashire, finished a fine
TWOS home which ended in favour of
for
by a neck third.
• TH2 81111130 PLATS of 30 son, for all ages; mailing al
,sages. Ralf a mile.
Captain Mitchell's Elegance, by Newcourt—EnneeZon
iv:30),3 yrs. 7st lift (Cannon) 1
Mr. T. ME' Valentine (1:30), 7M510 (Kenyon) 2
Mr. Phillip's Backstitch 430), 5 yra, fist 41b (Caner) 3
Lady Margaret also ran.
: Even on Elegance, 6 to 4 agst Valentine. For • few
Bettingalaiesegance showed in front, bat Yr madiately gsve place to
Valentine, who made running for a no short distance, when
Baelatitch went to the front, and held a Akin lead till the tern
far the straight, when Valentine came wain and went on in
advance of tae favourite who challenged at the half distance,
and won, after an exciting baled, by a head. Backstitch was
a bad third, and Lady Margaret we& last. The winaez was not
mold-
VIZ LRICISTELIIIIIIII HANDICAP of 100 son., added to a
sweepstakes of 10 son. each, 3ft winners extra. One mile and
a hall (13 subs.)
Mr. Banks' Oberon, by T•dmor—Water Bet
12Ib 1
Mr. Hakes Wild Briar Wrs, 714 (lienyon 2
Mr. Crosland& The &Braman (Murray 3
Lizard and Brimstone also ran.
sto 2 apt The Lizard, 100 to 30 apt Oberon, 4 to 1
seat ••
Briar and Brimstone, sad 10 to 1 apt The Dannebrog.
Alter a trifling delay at the post, the competitors were de-
: watched to a capital start, Lizard cutting out the work, followed
by Oberon, Dannebrog, Wild Briar, and Beimestone brin
the rear. After going a hundred yards, Lizard inereased the gg
leaul,
and the remainder ran in Indian file. They kept this order until
coming into the straight, when Lizard still led, and Oberon was
headed by Wild Briar and The Dannebrog, the three running
abreast fur a short distance, but on passing the stand Oberon was
a alight distance only inner of Lizard, but holding a lead of
Wild Briar, who was third, The Dannebrog lying fourth, and
Brimstone close up. Immediately after passing the three-quer-
teas of a mile poet, Lizard gave way to Oberon, and shortly after-
wards took third place, leaving Wild Briar second. When about
a mile had been traversed Dannebrog preceded Wild Briar, but
Oberon still went on with the running. At the top turn Brim-
stone, who had previously laid last, took third place, and
lizard dropped into the rear. At the distance Wild Briar drew
forward, but failed to reach Oberon, who won in a canter by a
length. The Dannebrog wan a bad third, and the others pulled
up on reaching the post In the order named. Brimstone fourth.
and Lizard last.
THE Tow& rLATx (Handicap) of 100 son., for all ages;
winners extra. Three tartars of &mils
flit H. D. Trafford's Oundreee, by Gunboat—Terpsichore,
3 Yr., Est 101 b (Kenyoni 1
Captain Macbell's Indigestion, 4 yrs, lest 121 h (Cnstance 2
Mr. T. T. Drake's Little-Go, 3 bat Nib 'Murray 3
The following also ran : ton Lowe. Bessie, and lack
Tulip.
: 0 to 4 apt Bessie, 100 to 90 agst Indigestion. 4to 1
sgsßrlne-Go, and sto 1 agst Oundrede. The last-named made
nearly all the running, and won in a canter by a length. Little-
Go was a bad third, Black Tulip fourth, and Bessie fifth, Oulton
• lows last.
Tee BELVO/It STARER &sweepstakes of I son. each, with 20
added ; for hunters, de. ; weight for age. Two miles.
Mr. Phiniots Arkansas, by Gunboat—Truth, 4 yrs,
lOstl2lb (Mr. Edwards) 1
Sir. Bilhem's Gamecock, aged, 12st (Ward) 2
Mr. Fluke's Norma, 5 yr!, Ilat ..... ..(Mr. W Bevil!) 3

DoefordsidThe Turner also ran.
Betting: 2 to 1 on Arksnms, and 6 to 1 agst Norma. After a
alight delay at the post, Gamecock went away with a slight lead
of The Turner, Doeford, and Arkansas, and on palming the
stand the second time no change had taken place in the pod-
thins of the loading pair, but Arkansas had taken third place.
Going round the far side Arkansas went to the front, and gra-
dually Increasing the lead,
Thewoncanter by eight lengths ;
Norms was a bad third, Turner fourth, and Doeford last
TES COUNTY CUP STARR% by subscription of 10 awn. es
for n-yr-olds and upwards; selling allowances.s. One mileseiN
three quarters. (6 subs.)
Duke of Rutland nd Jolly Jack, by Jolly Marine, lyre,
let 21b (H. Covey) 1
Mr. Meson's Charming Woman, aged, 9st (Payne) 2
Betting opened ate to 4 on Charming Woman and closed at
6 to 4 on Jolly Jack, who made all the running, and won cleverly
by a head.
BETTING ON THE COURSE.
ST. LEGER.
100 to 80 on Lord Lyon (t) I 12 to 1 agst Stmthconan (o)
7 to 2 eget Savernake (t) 80 to 1 westwick
10 to 1 Rustic (off;
ADDITIONAL ARRIVALB.--Zieca, Idler, Jane Shore, Efland,
. Vella* Kate, %wayside.
ENTRY TOR DER SIAJISTYS FLASK—EIand, Retrousse, Wild
Briar, Gamecock, Dannebrog, Elegance, Outten Lowe.

BITTING AT MANCEMITER.—THWISDAY.
OR.RAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP.
100 to 16 on the field (off)
ST. LECIFJL
Seen on Lord Lyon (off, tsto4) 14 to 1 seat Strathconan
7 to 2 apt navernake 'Land I and off)
off) 1000 to 6 Bonito's ,off)
10 to 1 Rustic (of)
CHSARE'
1000 to 30
CAYBRID
1000 to 30 on

DA the field (off).
)OD3IIIRK
the field (oII)

NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING.
WEIGHTS FOR THE ozsAßEwrivil STAKES.
(Aceeptences to be signified on or Delon Tuesday, the 11th of
September, at noon.)
Age
Miand 4
Regalia
Oetregcr
John Davie 5
Brown Bread 4
Sanwaler 4
lerkkay 4
Soapstone
Broomlelaw
GOnlran
Bonney 4
kangaroo
Tormeutor 4
Rbuin.ka
Tourmalet 4
Longdown
Barry Brafislord
Mail Train 6
Oodmeraham
Xing Charming
Rustic
Fidellt6
Breeze 5
Salpinctes
Ihindeelah
Westwick
Planet 6
Lord Ronald 4
Gomeds
Plntall 6
Matamore 4
Podargas
La Fortune
Retrousse
Dr. zlyntaz
Ameer 4
, Rama
Archimedes
• Hartshorn
• Gong
Carouse, by Nuncio
—Azdietts
Tourmalin S
Verdant
Treasure Trove
The Special
Bightwateh
Blue Riband 3
Ceylon 3
Nu
5
4
.
. 4
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Age st lb

Tenor
The Squire
Pepper's Ghost
Caithness

E 6 8
4 6 7
3 a 7

12 Sarney
10 Potomac 3
8 11 Re Galuatuomo
8 Endeleigh
7 Veritt
6 Lightning
6 Advance 4
6 Emigrant
6 Freedom 8
5 :gabber
4 Siberia
4 Sealaidu 3
2 Dayrell
.. 4

8 2
8 1
8 1
8 0
8 0
8 0
8 0

The Oulde 4
Roland
Harelield
Sibs Harriette a
Princess at Wales
Quick Mardi $
Ligkpleart 4

Dubiety
La Favourite
Dean Swift
Yirrous

7 10 dines ....
7 10 Leine ....
7 10 Lochlel
710 Lady Tredegar.
10 Mho Haworilt
7 9 Scarborough
7 8 Queen Mary
7 7 Lady Bohun
7 7 Pluto

3
3
4
3
4
3
6
3

Bradnusante
litr.
Wild Agnes
Brahma 1
. Pearl Diver
Love Apple
pportsman
War
Peso
• Lecturer S
Valiant
Bait Earl 4
Philosopher
Lady Vane
Redan . . 3
s by :Sir .I;StisM tiitten
—Silas :Stephenson 6
Wildlred Poppy
Ithe
Gibraltar
Flatcatcher
Census
Xoooco
Aktcroft 3
Primate
Watchbox
Duke of York
liathtlde 4
Maur de Bois 3
. Abergeld
Labatt°ie
o by Promised Lad
Lu _ —Rather High .... 3
". cifer
Guneltia 4
linabgeor 4
listesumn
Glendale
=aar 4
4

T Miss Minutia
7 Wild Parsley 4
T "tree:ate!
4
7 . Lively
7 Outcast (late IlaJor)
7 Holstein 4
Eakring
7 Effete $
7 Helen 5
7 Ceer 3
7 Othello
7 Plutent
7 Haw/swell 3

i Arleoelde

4

7 4 Farce
7 4 Scheldt

7 4 Jollity 3
7 4 Dagtonr
7 3 Belzoni
7 3 Nlnco Nam° (too. to
7 3 thorns) ...

T 1 Hopvine S
7 0 I by Lamington-
-7 0 Splitvote
7 0 Br!manna

7 0 aby Windhcenta— -
Jetty Tref:
7 0 Chronometer
0 13 Chepstow
0 13 Mrs. Allan 3
_

13 Black Prince Iv Vol-
-13 tlgeur) 3 5 7
12 Duet
12 Loaf Sugar 3 6 7
11 Belmont 3 II 7
11 Fan 4 6 7
11 Gentille Dante 3 6 7
11 Thalia 3 6 7
10 Preeerphae
10 Medina 3 6 7
10 kfmamatel 3 6 7
10 Shore Came S 6 7
Slender
10 The Monk of Avon 3 5 7
10 The Duke
9 Lord Lne

9 Prtnaiof Wake 3 de.
9 Unix:saw
9 Adrirorth 5 dr.
8 Sandal
8