The Express.
London, England, 1866-08-09 00:00:00

LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 9, 1866.

*parting intelligence.

BRIGHTON RACR9.-WIDI DAY.

The Cup-day is considered the most faahlanable of the meeting;
the attendance, therefore, was much larger than on Tuesday.
The weather during the morning was very boisterous, and as the
hour approached fur the Brat race the prospect. of a fine after-
noon appeared remote, u the sky was overspread with donde
sad rain fell heavily, but fortunately after the fat race the
clouds dispersed, and the inn shone brilliantly. The wind was
not so disagreeable as on the opening day, but It was still very
high, and ladies etperienced a peat dilbralty in preserving their
toilettes from its rude strength. A match between hightwatch
and 'greeter wee pieced on the card to commence the
sport at two o'clock, but being off by commit the
actual badness of the day did not commence until
half an hour later. The (Other:lean Plate, with eleven
rumen, ptwroduced a warm favourite in 'Violent, who won very
•031.1 o lemtM from Paris. The Fifteenth Bethke
Makes, with but three moneys, was productive of some
very lively speculation between Trocadero and Cannon Ball, but
the last named was beaten at the Witham, end " the ontaider,"
Mandrake, a remarkable good4ooking colt, was left to do battle
with the French horse, who, however, won by half a length. The
Cup, a very Mutisome silver vase of elegant workmanship per-
traying "The escape of Charles 11. from Brighton to Peckham,
men Havre-doOrace," was, of mums, the moat attractive race of
the day, and when the five darters were notified the interest
was at its height. The betting at the bad moment
was very heavy, both Tormentor and the Duke being
freely backed, the Oaks dad: at one moment having
a slight call, but before the Bag fell they were epee' favourites
al t to 1, while Tourmalin at 6 tot received substantial support
from the followers of the popular bine and yellow cap. Janitor
was among the starters, to maw the pees for his stable emu
'onion, and the moment they were mottled In their he
oennuenosd Mailing this =Odom. The ram oath•
mast, for Tormentor was beaten a MOD from home,an Duke.
taking up the running when he liked, cantered in a winner by
fifteen lengths, almost palling Yordhua coat of the saddle. The
victory of the Marquis of Hastings was received with great satis-
faction by the geeeral public, loud cheers grestiag the winner
and Fordham as they returned to the enclosure.
THII OTINODIAII HANDICAP PLASN of 100 Nova, winners
extra. About dr furlongs.
Mr. Hodgman's Violent
Mr. Ten Broecke Paris

Captain Smith's Mamie°
The following Mao eta : Soapstone, Rinaldo, Kingsley, Game-
cock, Alberta, William Pitt, Maid of bin, and Verbena.
Betting: 2to 1 eget Violent, 100 to 20 apt Paris, 6to 1 apt
Soapstone, and 10 to 1 agat any other.
Tan Misr Yzar or rga rirriarrs Ilsroarox BirssuL'
STALk? of 10 eon. each, with 100 added, ter 2-yr-olds: collo.
Bat 10Ib ; fillies, list ilb , winners extra. Three quarters of a
mile. (20 sub, )
Count F. de lagrange's Troaidero
Mr. Lasuide's Mandrake
Lord Bt. Vincent's Canon Ball

Betani:6 to 6 Troesittro, 6to 4 apt Comma Baß, and 110
to 7 agst Mandrake.
Till GRAND !WAND HAIDIOAP Pull Si IS IDYL ; WlOlllll/11
extra. Halts-mile
Count Hoffeld's Monitor 1

Sir W. Booth's Caprice
Si!. T. Hughes's Virtuous

M. Yorks Er dak

The following also ran :—WIld =1:1oldylocks, The Masson,
Btokeley, Fecorte, and V
Betting 4to 1 apt Monitor, gto 1 apt Bialtdale, 5 to 1 apt
Goldylocks, 100 to 8 opt Caprice. 100 to 7 apt Virtuous, 100 to 8
each against Variation and the Mammon.
THE 8210411101 Cu,, value 400 NOR, addedlto op :met:takes
of 10 tom each, for Syr-olds and upwards. said
allowances Two pißea. (2,5 sobs.)

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Marquis of Radisies The Duke.:
Ba►ea Refinishlkra Janitor
Baron Rothschild's Tourrnalin
Rattler and Tormentor also ran.

Rettig TtoteachaptTbeDat idlementechbot eget Toir-
malin. The corapeUtore were despatched at the first attempt, Tor-
mentor having Might Iced for • hundred yards, when/miter, feed.
tog the race for his stable companion, took up tke running siage,
clear lead of Tormentor and Tourmalin side by side, The DIM
berg shout a length In their rear, while Battler, outpaced besiCi
the start, wee beaten off before going • quarter of • mile. Utile ,
variation In their relative mewled until appreahkeli.l
the T.Y.C. post, where Tommie", It was evident, was beaten,
and In a few strides further she gave way. The Duke, who
had been pulling out his opponents all the way, now ran
np te Tunneling and Janitor giving way The Duke assumed
the lead, and cantered home a winner by fifteen lengthasar
and Turmas ran side by side after coining tato Ike t
but the first named in the last fifty yards drew away, said
• length in front of his stable companion. Tormentor, who
not persevered with In the last hell mile, pulled up before reach-
ins the poet, an example followed by Rattler.
Tam ii/UOUTON NVILSKRY STALIS Handicap'. of 10 eon. each,
6 ft.,wlth. 100 added, for 2-yreibis; winners extra. T.Y.C. (Three-
quarters of a mile.) (50 subs.)
Mr. B. roir's levife
Yr. Hodgman's Vice Veer
Baron Rothschild's Water Cure

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fiefollowlng also ran :—Csonon Bak Canard, liandcasider,
Tyndale, tilr Walter, Charade.
Betting : t to 1 apt Vice Yens, 6 to 1 each NO liactila
and Bandmaster. • to 1 apt Water CMS, 7 to 1 apt Tywedale.
and 20 to 1 apt Cannon Ball.
UR Brawn 87iXnn, (Handicap) cd, Wm. reth, Val*
added, for all ages, Belling and Abor allowances. -a-

Mr. Hawksley's Usher
Mr. Thellusson's Miss Fanny
Lord Westmoreland's f by Horror—Glanee
The following also ran : Batty, Thermometer, and Piano.
Betting: 6 to 2 each agst Usher and Thermometer, 3 to 1 nut
Miss Vanity, and 8 to 1 Batty.
Ton PAVILION kIANDICAP PLATZ of 100 sore; for all ages,
added to a sweepstakes of 10 sors. each, 2 ft winners extra.
Bristol mile.
Mr. Mackenzle's Norwood W. 0.
A MATCH : Nightwatch v. Forester was off by consent.

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