The Express.
London, England, 1860-09-13 00:00:00

son oat of the stakes. St. Leger Course (about 1 rode
6 Weep and 132 yards). OM subs.)
lord Allesbury's St. Albans., by Stooks/ell, sts rlb
Moines)) I
Mr. istnee's High Treaaon, by Mildew, Set 71h .. (Bullock
Mr. A. Nichols's The Wisartl, by West Aus Set Tlb
° rAtralian, ldcroft)
Loud &Challis Sabrenr, by Voltlgenr, sat 71b (J. Osborne) 4
The fallowing also ran :—Sweetsance, Stampede, Winton,
LT m Wallace, Osmond, Thornlanby, Buccaneer, King
of Vaenuda, The Rap, Combondo.
Batting : sto 2 apt Thormanby, 100 to *.lO apt Sabreur,
6to 1 apt The Wizard, Bto 1 apt St. Albans, 10 to 1 apt
Thu e, 100 to 7 apt Swanning), 24 to 1 apt Whiten,
LAW to 10 each eget High Trews& and Wallace, 14) to 1
apt Bearanieer, 100 to I each apt Desmond, The Rap,
I ag elDiunonds, and Stampede.
THE RACE.
• With admirable punctuality the horses were got under
order, the preliminary meters as mud exciting much atten.
Hoe, sad aloud bum was rent up by the spectators as the
differoill favourites paged the (hued Stead. Mr. Morahan,
of Northampton, the specially appointed starter, led the
I emewstikes past the enclosure in the following order :
Haecaneer, Stampede, Cembondo, High Treason, Uretpire,
Sweetening, Ormond, King of Diamonds. &brew Thm-
naaby Alban% Wallace, The Rap, liViuton, andi The
Wizattill'hey were got in tolerably close order when The
Wizard away, and ran a short distance before being
stopped. A second attempt to get them off was a
by DO bites malt, for H ggh'Preaeos, King of Diamonds,
and The Wizard threw the rank into disorder, and Stam-
pede, sanding some lengths in the rear, would sot ap-
poach his horses, when a man, dick in hand, led him into
te rock. In another attain to get them away
:424c0u1d oot be prevailed apes to got on terms at
. After tams delays Lord Coventry.
cif the stewards, went down to the ander, ande
ordered the horses to be larought to the end of
the nouns, and, after one mor4 'attempt, the Nag was
finally lowered. Selma got off with a lead of at least a
souple of lengths, with King of Diamonds mend, Umpire
third, and Buccaneer fourth, St. Alban's fifth, beading the
remainder of the field, the two last being Stampede and
Cramoad. As they traversed the *taught, before mall
the Etaertry turn, Swesteauce rushed through his horses
took up his place next Sabreur, Umpire ggwoog on third, and
St. Albans fourth, High Tremont and y'e colours
show* next; close with them were Winton and the
Wiser/ Sabreur held hie lead to the two•year•old post,
with Haccanear sad Thorinanby running Bide by side third
and fourth, St. Albans having been eased by Snowden, and
pulling into the fifth place. On comas past the Red.house
the first lot took close order, Sabreur, Sweetaance, Thor-
manby, St. Albans, Umpire, and High Trance being in the
van, and next, in clone minuit, were The Wizard, The Rap,
and Wallace, Stampede and Crammed still toiling on in the
rear. As they rounded the bend into the straight Umpire
went up to Snidely, and loud shouts were railed.
A SWEEPSTAKE...4 of 10 son. each, h ft, with 50 added,
for Ity-rolds 7rt ; and three, list 10Ib ; fillies and geldings
allowed 3lb ; the second to save his stake, Red House In.
(14 sitim)
Carpals Chrlstie's Lady (=den, by Surplice 2 yrs, Set lib
(H. Orimshaw) 1
Mr. Merry's Folkestone, I yrs, Tat (Sadler)
Baron Bothochlld's tjueen of the Vale. 2 yrs, rest lllb
(J. Daley)
Mr. Saxon's Drown Duchess. 2 yrs, dot tllb ....iMbigeky) 4
TIM following also ran by Berbatus—Flutter, Cron-
steak lady Louie's.
Bugg sto 4 apt Brown Duchess, 3 to 1 opt Lady
Clift, to 1 apt Folkestone, 10 to I each apt Queen of
the Vale and Oronstadt. Lady Lordm made play, closely
waited upon by Folkestone, Brown Duchess, end Lady
Clifien. At the bend lady Odd= went to the front,
Folkestone second, and the latter beteg beaten within the
distance, the illy ran hams an easy winner by a length ; a
bad third. Brown Duchess was fourth, Lady Louisa fifth,
and Crousbadt next
HANDICAP &MUMTAZ'S!, of 10 son each, h ft. with No
added ; for 2.yr-okbi ; winners extra ; the second to save his
stake. Bed Home in. (44 cube.)
Lord Dertip fby Longbow—Ranee, Tot 1114. (A. ltdriants) I
Mr. Noah • c by Ylatcatcher—Lioness, 7st.. ;L. Snowden)
Mr. T. airs Nutbush, Set 13th tOrimahaw) a
The following also ran :—Nabob's Daughter, Rwrt,
Maid a/ Honour, Charing-cross, Weatherwiteh, Seew,
Tresillian, Mae -Fanny, Medan, lawcliffe, Corfu,
ead , f
Hospodon—liape.
Betting : 2 to 1 eget the Beane filly, 5 to 2 agst Nutbush,
12 to 1 each apt (fedora and Miss Fanny, 100 to 7 each
apt Foleadale and Seesaw. There were again several false
starts, the third of which, we regret to my, resulted in a
disaster to Bray, the rider of Nunnery, the mare jumping
round and throwing him on his head ; ho was picked up
Manned end severely shaken. The Ranee filly made all the
running, attended by Nutbsish and the Lioness colt, the
first-caned winging Ivy • length ; half a length between the
second anti thirdlalleamw LU, Rawctille and Hurrt the
last two.
THI STAND PLATE HANDICAP of 5 torn. each, with 50
added ; the second to save his stake. Red House in. (25
subs.)
Mr. S. Jacob's Von Stroom, by the Flying Dutchman,
3Pa Cat 71b Breve. 1
Mr. Ten Breech's Pomona, 3 yrs, Tot lib— (A. Edwards: I
Mt. Dison'e Neophyte, 4 yrs, wit 101 b (A. French)
t
The following also ran : Brandy Ball, Jack Spring,
Curlew, Newstead, Ticket of ]saw, Sutherland, Mies
Digbv, Oriels, Arietodentus, Bella Donna, Incense g,
Fenella, Mies Sarah.
Betting 5 to 2 :apt Neophyte, 4 to 1 apt Fenella, 7 to 1
apt Brandy Ban, 8 to 1 apt Pomona, 10 to 1 each apt
Bella Donna and 'Hand Leave, 12 to 1 apt Aristodemus.
The three placed were in front throughout ; a very excit-
ing race ensued between Von Strewn and Pomona, ending
in favour of the former by a head, • neck between the
second sad third, Tiara a good fourth. Bella Donna, and
Orilla beaten off were the last two ; the latter did not pass
the post.
Hit MAJESTY'S PLATE or 100 Guineas ; 3.yr.okls,
7st ; four, Sit slb ; five, Bet lib ; six sad aged, 9st 21b.
Cup Co' wee
Sehout two miles five farlonp.)
Hr. Lowe 's • Wild Son by Surplice. 4 yrs, Set 61b,
(L. Snowden) I
The following also ran :—Wamta, Vanquisher, Moorcock,
Feodorowna, and Pastime.
Betting : 2to 1 apt Pastime, sto 2 each apt Wild
Rose and Vanquisher. Won by m lengths.
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ResUNNI N.G THIS DAY.
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