The Express.
London, England, 1867-08-28 00:00:00

*porting intelligence.

DERBY.-TuESPAY.

Tee TRIAL Sts of 7, sous. each, with 30 added. for
all ages; weight for age, with selling allowances. One
agile.
Mr. T. Cliffs La Thank. by VoltMatir—Norroca ,C4OO
yra. bat lOU. ,Butter. 1
Mr. Chaplin'? f by Knight of St. fistria—!lles Stamford
1X404) • 2 rt. Sit 101 b.. .. ,Jefferry
Betting : r, to 2on La Mudge. The Miss Stamford filly
bolted immediately the fief was lowered. and the favourite
'metered in alone. The winner was not sold.

llaaanow Stakes. a handicap of 50 ion. fog all
ogee; winners extra. Half-a-mile.
Mr Haw =Ws Ira atrattonllry Orlando—Cagan= yrk
amt lea= I
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Lord %‘ c•tinorlands Indian Star, I yre, sst llblienyonl
Manilas of Hastings* rantalooa, I ye,, 9st. • • (YoWlRlini! 3
Betting : 7 to 4 apt Pantaloon. and 2 to 1 each apt
Indian Star and Mrs. Stratton. The trio got away pretty
level, but after going about a hundred yards Mrs. Stratton
assumed a slight lead on the outside, Indian Star being in
the centre. Without again being beaded Mr. Hawksky's
mare won easily by a length and a half from Indian Star,
the favourite being beaten a length.
THE Ta tincot E2e,t PLATE of 100 tom., added to a Handi-
cap Sweepstakes of 15 soya. each, 10 ft, and 5 only if
&eland. One mile and a half. (38 subs, 14 of whom pay
5 Bove. each.)
mamma of Hastings' Inez. by Newmineter—Rarcelona„
3 yis. est sib jne. 10lb em • Butler) 1
Mr P. Rice's Arabia, 5 yrs, Rd slb car tat 51b; (11. dark,
Yr. J. Barber's Helen, 6 yrs, kiln', (West; 3
tin, Allan also ran.

Betting : 11 to ti each agst Inez and Mn. Allan, and
6to 1 " bar two." Arabia cut oat the work, followed by
Mrs. Allan, Inez being clear of the latter, Helen bringing
zip the rear. They passed the stand in Indian tile, and run
thus until about three-quartets of a mile from home, when
Mrs. Allan ran up to Arabia, but dropped back in a few
strides. No change occurred until entering the straight,
when Mrs. Allan wee beaten, and Inez simultaneously
beaded Arabia, obtaining a slight advantage at the dis-
tance, and won easily by a length. Helen, who passed
Mrs. Allan opposite the stand, was defeated three lengths,
and was two lengths is front of the colonel's mare.

THE MENBEE.;' PLATT Of 40 SIAS., added to • Sweep-
stapes of 5 soya. each, for all ages; weight for age, with
moiling allowanoes. (i; subs.)
lir. Chaplin's Ligurian, by firwroinster—Queen Bee
.k3Ol 2 yrs, 6.t 71b
'Jaen/ 1

Marquis findings' Trariala *Ay) I yrs. fat 41b (itittleig
Lord Weston)timid's Princess Thyra 3 yrs mot 41$ _

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'Kenyon, 3
Premier and Adamant filly also ran.
Betting : 5 to 2 on Traviata, 5 to 1 agst Princess Thyra,
and 7to 1 apt Ligurian. Premier we/ the tint off, but
after going a few strides Ligurian assumed the lead, and
never afterwards being beaded, won easily by a length.
Three lengths separated second and third, and a length
the third and fourth. The Adelman filly was last, close
up with Premier. The winner was bought in for
400 guineas. The Marquis of Hastings claimed Premier.
Tile CHATSWORTH STARES Of 54) 11021., added to a Handi-
cap Sweepstakes of 10 soya. each, h ft; winners extra. One
mils and a quarter.
Lord Uxbridge s Life Guardsman, by Lifeboat—Truth, 4
yrs, est 101 b
Marva' of Hastings' Red RJband, 4 yrs, rot Mb (But ler
Even betting : Bed Hiband made play with a slight ad-
vantage to the half-distance, where Life Guardsman
closed, and a tine race home ended in favour of the latter
by half a length.
THa Dimsrt. STAKES of 40 Isom, added to • sweep-
stakes of 5 soya. each ' • weight for age ; selling and other
allowances. Three-quarters of a mile.
21r. J. It ightingall's AL/mist, by Vedette—Barometer.
2 yrs, tat 7lb (Z4O) (Jeffery, I
MY J. Barber's Captain, 3 yrs. OH Ml, (4'.40) (Thorpe. 2
Mr. T. Read's Anemia, 2 yrs, est 41b (RAM (Batter 2
Hoe -ye-do also mu.
Betting: 7 to 4 agst Aspasia, and 2 to 1 each agst
Alarmist and How-do-ye-do. Aspasia made the running,
followed by Alarmist to the distance, where the letterman
out, and iron by a length, half a length between second
and third ; bat fourth. The winner was sold to Mr. Payne
for 84 guineas.
THR CHESTERFIELD STAKES of 10 nova. each, 5 ft ; for
2-yr-olds ; colts, tat 101 b; fillies and geldings, tat 71b.
Three Tillers of a mile. (16 subs.)
Mr. I. 's Veda, by lassbton—christabstle, est 121 b
tine. b ex; (Fordham, w.o.
Mr. Nightingall's Caen saved his stake.
THR MOIRA HaRDWAT of 10 sera. each, 5 ft, winners
extra. One mile. (10 tuba.)
Lord Uxbridge's Life Guardsman, by Lifeboat—Truth,
4 yrs, list 121 b 'lnc 411. extra) 'Kenyon, I
Marquis of flutings's Redcap, 6 yrs, let ISb ,ear net 11A

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'ilfordhairs. t,..
The betting opened at 6to 4 on Life Guardsman, but
closed at 5t04 on Redcap. Life Guardsman made all the
running and won cleverly by a length.

BETTING ON THE COURSE.
ST. LEGER.
eto 4 agst Hermit (off) 1 1000 to 00 eget Joliet (t'
06 to 40 Achlevementio
70 to 20 on Hermit sad Achievement coupled

CANTERBURY 14 EETING.

This pleasant Kentish gathering was inaugurated yester-
day, fine weather, lovely scenery, and good racing, contri-
buted to make up a most enjoyable day's sport, which
appeared to be appreciated to the full by the thousands
of visitors who thronged the course. The principal race of
the day was won by Mr. Heathcote's mare Morutrees, in a
common canter. The other events do not call for any
detailed remark beyond the following particulars :
A RANI 'CAP PLATE of 40 WWII. ; for all ages ; winners
extra. Three-quarters of a mile.
Mr. W. S. Stoneliewees Guinan, by Muslid—Rosamond,
S yrs, 7st itnc 7112 ex.) (Vidlise I
Mr. A Heathcotes Her Ladyship, 4 yrs, Sat Sib
Mr. J. Barnes Hopleaf, 4 yrs, 7st :lb .... Ho )
The following alao ran —Venturer and Sweet Boy.
Betting : Ii to 4 on Her Ladyship, 4 to 1 apt Hopleaf,
and sto 1 apt Gulnare. Immediately after starting
Gel-
nare took up the running, closely followed by Hopleaf on
the left, and Her Ladyship on the right. They ran thus
till coming out the " "to the 611.11/1, when the favou-
rite challenged Gulnare, but, quite getting up, was
beaten, after a rattling finish, by a short bead. Hopleaf
finished two lengths in rear of Her Ladyship. Venturer
was • bad fourth, and Sweet Boy last,
THE Two•YZAR-OLD STARES of 5 sows. each, with 30
added; colts, fist 10lb ; fillies, fist 71b; winners extra;
maidens allowed 31bs. Five furlongs. (15 subs.)
Mr. Beadman's Orion, by Crarnond—Bsaatiful Star,
gut Mb including 7lhs extra) (Clemente) I
Mr. Pembroke's Ulan, Sot 71b (Marsh, 2
Mr. T. Road's Shamrock, eat sib eyhuuSeilei S
The following also ran:—Heather Belt Raractacus—
Adele, Sir Thomas, Epworth, and Apron Strings.
Betting: :t to 1 on Orion, 7to . apt Ulm, and 10 to
1 apt Heather Bell. A delay at the post was followed
by Ulan bolting, his jockey being linable to pull him
up until reaching the stand. The moment, however,
he again reached his horses a good start was effected,
Apron Strings making play with • slight slight lead of
Orion, and Heather Bell, Epworth and the Adele
colt ;ringing up the rear, and in this order they came
over the crest of the hill. As soon as the ascent to the
finish was commenced the race became • match between
Orion and Plan, the latter having the lead until half
way up the hill, when Clements was obliged to call epos
the favourite, who, after being " rensW," won cleverly
by half • length. Shamrock finished four lengths from
the second, Apron Strings coming in • bad fourth,
Heather Bell fifth, Epworth sixth, and the Adele ooh
last.
THE EAsr HANDTCAT of 10 soya. each, 5 ft, 3
only if declared, with 100 added, for 3-yr-olds and up-
wards ; winners extra. One mile and seven furlongs.
Mr. A. Heathcotes Mooltresa, by Idol Boy—Madettne, 4
yrs, fist 121 b 'Vidler, 1
Mr. Rowley's bightwateb, 6TM Rio rib iQuince,
Hr. H. Wright's Able:met Iyrs, 10lb
The following nalso ran :—Ludfer.eat Hu. and sshouTieireler' 3
Betting: sto 4 eget Monitress, 3to 1 apt Lucifer, Bto
1 ape Nu, and 10 to 1 each apt Nabocklish and Night-
watch. Aliicroft jumped away with the lead the moment
the flag fell, followed closely by NightwatchandMonitress,
Nabocklish being slightly in advance of Nu and Lucifer.
As they left the straight, Nightwatch headed Alderoft,
and these two alternately led until within half a mile of
home, where Monitress, pulling double, took up the running,
winning in the commonest of canters by tbreelengths from
Nightwatch, who was half • length in advance of Aldcroft.
Nabocklish finished with a rush in the last hundred yards,
and was beaten a neck only for third honours. Lucifer
and Nu cantered in many lengths in the rear.
THE BARHAM Dows STARER, of 3 soya., with 25 added,
for ell ages ; weight for age ; selling and other allowances.
Five furlongs.
Mr. c. ash's Norrlngtoo. by Alradlston —Mabel b)
I yrs • £3oi, est SIB (canted flet elbi (Brown' 1
Mr. G. Reynolds' I by Skirmisher —Amy Scott, S yrs A6O,
941. 4lh (Pryor; •
Mr. IL Wright's Derry, ryn (LW, (tat Mb (Peppier)
The following aiso nut i—himula. Deformity, Kettles Land.
Betting : 5 to 4 on Primula, 3 to 1 apt Derry, 7 to 1
apt the Amy Scott filly, and 10 to 1 each apt Kaffir's
Land and Herrington. Four breaks away occurred before
an excellent start was effected, Derry and the favourite
showing slightly in advance of the others until reaching
the distancs where the lot closed, and • tremendous race
home resulted in favour of Norrington by a head, the Amy
Scott filly and Derry finishing a dead heat for second place,
while Primula and Deformity were a neck only in rear of
the dead heaters. Kaffir's Land was half a length only in
their rear. The winner was sold to Mr. G. Reynolds for
80 near, and Primula was claimed by Mr. England.
THE MILITARY STARER of 3 soff, each, with 15 added,
for all ages; I lit 71b each ,• winners and professional
jockeys extra. About two miles.
Mr. Rowley's Medici; by Ventre St. GEL-Theo, 6 yrs,
Itst 'lnc 7th ex, Mr. W. Benin) 1
Mr. P. Beelines False Alarm (late Knapsack). 4 ye,
12et (Ina TIS Mr. Orant'
Lout, u. Cootem Cannoned, I yes, 12st (Mc 71b ex(
(A. Barbieri diaql
• Two others also ran.
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Betting: 4tol on Mcdicis. False Alarm made play,
followed by tho favourite and Cormorant until within half
a mile of home, when Mr. Bevil' brought up Medicis, and
never again being approached, won in a canter by. two
lengths from Cormorant, who, however, was disqualified,
Barber having lost his saddle cloths containing the " dead
weight." Fate Alarm, who finished • bad third, was
therefore placed second. Baronet was last throughout.
Light of other Days pulled up lame, having broken down,
THE SCURRY HANDICAP of .4 soy& each, with l 001111.
added for all ages ; the winner to be sold foro 3 move.
Bell a mils.