The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-02 00:00:00

THE RACI AND TRI *SAULT.

The formalities of walking and centering past the Stand
were gone through soon after the appointed time. Much
delay, however, toot piece owing to the breaking away of
certain:horns, and the disinclination of others to go to the post. I
Expectation was soon gratified, for when Mr. Ilibbur I lc!
the horses tege. her in a pretty tolerable line he dropped '
flag. Electric zed Lord of the Manor were the first to show
in advsnoe, but on going up the hill Gallo. end Lord of the
Manor were seen leading the way, with Promised Land,
Nimrod. Iteynard, Volcano, and Phantom next. In
the extreme rear were Behold!, Trompeter, and Polo-
nine. They nn with little alteration to the
top of the hill, when Promised Land showed in ad•
vane with Nimrod, Renaud, and Gallus next, Trois-
peter, who had bees lying in the red, drawing up.
Promised Land went on with the running round Tattenhstn•
corner, with Volcano, Mtojid, Trumpeter, Marionette,and
Ticket-of-Leave in dose pursuit. On entering the straight
a regular ecrimmage occurred for Volvo:towns lenceked right
out of his stride, and he sent bluelid with him. The lot was
soon T;gbteri, and Muojid waited upon Promised Lead ti
abut the half-distenoe, whir. he came out, and won by half
a length, a neck between the second and third, and the same
between the third end fourth. Marionette was fifth. Defender
sixth, Newcastle seventh, Gamester eighth, Gladiolus and
Sir Hercules nexr ; the last lot coradised &hold!, Electric,
Lovett, Lord of the Manor, Nimrod, and Balnamoon.
DESCRIPTION OP THE PLACED HORSES.

MUSH; 4 Zit1;11;6 11Oree70,11714abotiTtIfieen three.
He has • blood-like bead, which he anise high, and wide
ears. He poetesses good shouldera end • modwnie barrel.
llis quarters are drooping, and be is not very good to look at
behind the saddle. He has plenty of length, end has no
white, except a star on the forehand.
Tick= or LE•va la • low, lengthy, hunter-Ile horse,
end Is evidently endowed with great power. He has good
ahoulders, end curio his head low. He has a white star on
the forehead.
TREItrETER I. a cheannt ltoree,gind studs nearly sixteen
bands high. He hu • racing-like head, stroog neck, nod
rest depth of girth, good shoulder., short barrel, and is
tiostewbat high on the kg. He has a blaze on hie face and
three whim heels. Oa his neer fore-leg there were evident
marks of Bring,
PROMISED LAND IS • "brown bey," about fifteen three.
He has unexceptionable shoulders, but light back, rib., and
uarters, and indeed possesses many defects fatal to a Derby
ors*.
THE Ergots TOwN PLATE of 50 acre. (handicap).
Der, extra. One mile.
Mr. Towrefo Stockton. by Staidefield. 4 yrr,Sl4 4lb 11. Oraterl I
ShelleyO Lord Seiko*. a lk. 74101 b ........14 Snowdon!
Mr. /Crawl Navebty Hoy. 3 ye.. 641,44 • (J. :4 ark! 3
The following also ran : Tease, Tanta Deer, Forerunner,
Newatesd, Contract, Stony San., Either. Beauty. Tow.
Betting 2to 1 eget Tiny, 6to 1 tech vat Lord Berkeley
and Soapy SION 100 to 12 agst Stapleton. Won bye length,
bad third.
Tom Emote Cur of 100 B.VA., added to • sweepstakes of
10 move. each, h ft, for 3-3 voids and upwards. Deft Donne.
(11 oats)
Mr. Y. 141.0. e. liabensem by Hems. mein ----Milo) 1
liottailild. %ow* Yowls. 3 roam ......
St. B. MONO, &ilea ma. ima 3,3