The Express.
London, England, 1866-03-22 00:00:00

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THE ALTBoar PARS ;Liens, of 10 *ova each, with 60 added,
for 2-yrolds ; colts, bet 10th ; Mlles, Sat alb; any winner before
starbib extra. T.Y.C. About half a mlle. (45 subs
faros br e The Bake, by Wild Dayrell Jib-gland's
sma (Lades) 1
Lord Stamford's Cellos, Set BM (J. firinsehaw) 2
Mr. IL Ten Broeck's Fitzroy, Wt Idb (Payne)
Captain achell's Knight of the Garter, list 10lb (Cuatance) t
The following also ran ;—ch o by Buccaneer—Lady Mary,
Charade, Gee, Jeannie Deans, br c by Bataplan—Amanda.
Venom Ariel, Markman, Phantom Ball, Mims zabetb, Land
Tat, and b c by Vedette—Tournament's dam.
Betting : 11 to 1 apt Knight of the Darter, 3 to 1 sgst Merke-
l:inn, 6 to 1 apt Juniata Dada 10 to 1 apt the Bake, 100 to 7
each apt the Buccaneer colt and Fitzroy, 20 to 1 each eget
Charade, Canine, and Land Tax, 33 to 1 apt Phantom Sall. and
50 to 1 each apt Venom and Miss Klbtabeth. After a trifling
delay the lot were despatebed on equitable terms, and proceeded
up the hill in a compact body. Celibm, Jeannie Deans, The Bake,
and Knight of the Warier composed the vanguard, closely
followed by Marksman and the Lady Men colt; heading
the ruck, In the centre of the course, being Phantom
Ball, Fitzroy, and the Amend* colt. Celina carried on the run-
ning to the distance. where The Hake drew up to her, and Cus-
tance was compelled to call on Knight of the Garter to keep
pace with the pair ; 'bay. however, maintained their advantage,
and The Bake, madly shaking MI tzellina's challenge mown* the
Stead, won very cleverly by three-quarters of a length Knight
of the Garter and Fitzroy, who ran a dead hest for third piece.
Anhhed a tenth In the rear of Lord Eitaniford's filly awe up
with the dead-beaten were Marksman, the Lady Mary colt, and
Jeannie NMI. Aria and Land Tax headed the others, who
flubbed in singeling order.
BELL/No nays of 6 sore. each, with 21 added, for 2-yr side and
upwards; weight for age, with selling allowances. Flee furlongs.
Mr. T. Hughes's c by Old Hobert—Mary Ann, lyre, bet
121 b IOL) (Murray) 1
Mr. W. D. Gardener's Volunteer, I yrs, AA alb (BO)
(T. French) 2
lord Weetzooreleati's o by Tediums—Merry Sunshine,
2 yrs, list Idb (30) (Kenyon) 3
The following also nn :—Soaptone, Cron Bow, Ifewmdster,
and Cockchafer.
Tea Sr. LIZ HAZDICAP of 100 son., added to a sweepstakes of
15 'ova each, le ft, and 5 only if declared ; winners after the
pablleatton) of Ws weights extra. (50 nabs, 13 06 whom pald
so n. nosh
Mr. F. Pryor's Raglan, by The Hero—Lady Somerset,
6 yes, lot llb (Loatee) 1
Mr..l. B. Starkey's Tattoo, aged. let WU BOPP/
Mr. IL Keho's Filbert, 4 yra, 7st lib (Scorey) 3
The following also ran :—Btockfter Kaman% Provisor,
Fthos, Wild Poppy. Bella, Drum, aid Overtonlan.
Betting 100 to 30 each apt Tattoo and Raglan, 6to 1 sat
Paola 100 to 15 apt Sella and Provisor, and 10 to 1 apt
FO9lll.
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TB! 140111111IPTONSIIIIS CUP STALES of 10 SOTS each, for
horses of all ages . weight for age the winner to be sold for
600 says if demanded. Two miles. (14 sovs )
Mr. H. Chaplain's Mies Harriette, by lembion—Water-
witch. 3 yrs, Oat filb (Kenyon 1
Mr. J. Dawson a Shakaapeers, yrs, 94 lib (Loci*. 2
Lord lister'* • mason, 3 yes, 64 910 (Dunbar 3
The following also ran :—Action, Chicken Hazard, Old ar-
den, and Dnnkeld.

THE UNIVICBSITY BOAT RACZ.—The practice of
the two eights was witomeed yesterday morning by a very
small muster of spectator; the wet end misers le Mate of
the weather being sufficient to deter a great annoy from
putting in an appearance. The Cantabe launched their
boat from Simmons's yard shortly before ten o'clock, and
paddled up mange the tide to the Ship at Mortlake, where
they turned their boat down and stripped. Thee did not
get to work so quickly as on the previous day, but soon
made up for lost time, and at the rate of 37 and 36 strokes
per minute reached Barnett-bridge to 3 minutes 17 seconds.
From Barnes to Hanimersmith-boidee the same pass was
maintained, except in Corns, Reach, where they encoun-
tered a little rough water, and the cumber was reduced to
36 per minute. After shooting the middle arch of Ham-
mersmith-bridge Mr. Griffiths quickened his strokes to 40
in B.rues Elms Reach, and finished at Putney at the rate
of 41g strokes per minute. The time occupied by them in
emaphrting the distance was @newly 22 minutes. The
Oxonians launched their boat 20 minutes after their °opp-
osite, and also paddled up as far as the Ship at Mortlake,
being washed by Mr. Woodgate from the towing-path on
horseback. Here they doffed their blue jackets, and
started to row the course down; but instead of rowing
all the way to the Aqua:loot-bridge, tossed up a few lengths
above the B;shop's-creek. Their time to Barnes-bride
was three minutes 20 sasonds ; the number of strokes to
this point being 35 and 37 per minute. Their style was as
finished as usual, the pace being increased to 39 strokes per
misuse at Hassicessenith, sad 40 is Barnes Elsie Rasa,
where the river was as smooth as a mill-pond. The time
occupied by them io rowing to within a few lengths of the
Bishop's-week was 20 minutes 10 meeside, end the latter
place being within two minutes' row of the Aqueduct-
bridge, their time would be about the Besse as that of the
Outdo, so that the race at Prelim% is • very apes cue.
The mesa did nos go out a ascend time, but the Oaeeinne
will row a trial at tea o'clock We swain (Thursday) with
a crew of picked Themes waterften, and the Ourbehis will
rev in the aftwasen with the Lemke Rowing Club 12-
cared boat. Both crews will row is last yeses boat, and
the race will la rowed up, startles frees Putney shortly
after eight o'oleek.

CRYSTAL PALACS. —OM lizname DAY.
WZMITSDAY, Yksea 21- —Adminlosts OR pot's t, 509 ;
ditio by awn Wolk 629 ; total ?bikes. 1,136.