The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-16 00:00:00

SPORTING.

THE GREAT GATHERING AT ASCOT.
TO Tn■ EDITOR OT TAB IITIE/E.

SUL—Not withetandlog the mot fe.ling off of
letterset le the Old Cup, the mediocrity of the fields for the
Vre and the Act Stakes, sad the t. tal abettor or the
Twoyear.old Triennial, Asset was as mark the rage as it
ever was, sad tee presence of her MOW, on the "eruct
day" growl, assieted such a result—as may be setpred
whey, although Tuesday's sport presented objects of perhaps
theater interest, the steed receipts o n Thursday exceeded
Mee of Tardily by about 60W. The 'Madre" of goer
pry on hob days wee inseam, and Wednesday was fully
up to the mark; but Friday's attendaec• was costieed prin.
Molly to proteselocals, who f mod rleoty to do oat the well
filled ant noon Mathew. The opinith I termed lately,
that the Ep.ont running we. eery likely to be newt, wee
filly b Toth o', es the positives of Cathobie and Yellow
Josh, with Flyby-Night, proves.
TOMIDAY.- rho Trial Stakes, New Mile, for which only
tw• sad three year olds yea, opened the ball, end was the
first *balk to the fielders. Apathy war movie the favorite,
nod be sad Remedy made the reaming tote. dlsranee, when
elle set to work, and Ishii( the jockey of Apathy cool-
ly by 'lupe se, he beat him on the post by a short bead,
miry Ming tt rue lengths of The latter carried 6lb
mere thus eke was required by the conditions, and that,
eimpled with her geturg ae alresace as a lily, brought
les at level weights with Apathy (who carried 91b. ears to
etheersurt Moral( lysa beteg Mimed tor 600 sow), er ON•
assuredly have wan. As Spindle was said to have
thdembed to Ooldithek in a trial at equal weights, the
latter her. me all the nip fee the New titmice, as acoordieg
Math resoles he We. thib. (the weight Spindle gave him
kr the year) better that Apathy. The wiser was not
leered for a 'MUM, by her owner, who emsaidered she had
or these*, sad was sot matimeed la the Ring.
Although Fly-by-Night wee at one time the favourite
the the Three-year-4114 Triennial, New Mile, his victory war
• rare serprith toms, parties. At starting be was as nose
• bruit* as Pitapat, sad Camobie being miss he was
other friendlese, or Fly-by Night would net lave obtained
1•111 them victory there re be ae doubt. Aleppo cutout
the work, but it was ill over at the stand, ae the pallor
bid. Duchies' sous away her his horses sad won in a
mason canter by two leambe, Pitapat beatieg Curable
lit• the 60 save by bell • hair'. The wiener wag barked
lth the 8.. Leger at 10 to 1 in the seentestary sultriest.
The Aro &ekes does sot call for remark, beyond the
het that Iltedslom lost the rue on actoont of the inability
of her rider to sesure her. The field was very moderate
fa quality, and the favourite (Menial), wt o st owed temper,
will see a better day. Reda motion hu got in very light for
the Surrey sod eloddl,oes Stakes at Hampton, and she has
e* Mewed a 71b. heathy.
ills ratocisomet was great whim it was knows that
Fly-byitett was t • be pulled out ogre, and that airiest
Yellow J sok: and it woe greater when he was ern to go
Ingo 09 him i a few strides from the goal and beat hi. revery
by • &moth sod a half. It newt be remlleeted that Jack
serried foltr. eves, bat eraterbelemOng that was the feat of
Rs berg Ply-by-Niy hes sowed off rt In re day, rid after
rarely ea buds rot, so that his performers was equal
M illiestres Is the Derby, the disarm brag the same,
sod the gorse quite as severe ; he likewise took 10 moods
kes time ever the tub, and the rule modules I era arrive
at is that Yellow Jack would not have been in the second
place at bpseen had the greed sot served him gaits as
mi uth as it di s Raisers. After the net both hi nes
palled up lam , the wisher appes.irg ss though he bad
broken down, and it was the merriest opining that he will
net be seen aisle the scene, which I, f r my part,
roar cob c de with. __

TM Four-your-old Triennial, oars round, produced a bed
10, sad wee woo by one of tee wont performers we hare
bad ter some time. The only two of the h if dines starters
sapstele of it nine broke doom ors the bard ernad, rind
Illeisehem (who was p. ported at 20 to 1 is the Ring) pe led
*nage, with the aunties of Flats's, by • Mad
Neither of the field is likely ever to do ascot theism and the
wirier es.er fatly, epic.
Tte 0 rid Two, two eallin, wee sot ouch an interesting
fissure as it first stoppered, neither Vandermulin, Simp-
ers, Caonohie, sor Yellow J,ek, rhotrieg ;it is omen
Meat est of e't vis entries only tie. er-eke were aliments
Fisb'ram was mode tte favourite fa their ab 5...., and he
peeved himself a geed hon.. Aleppo made such stems
naming that he loos get • nettle lead, and at see thee
ft seemed as though he would Stillr be easeht; but he
wee everhasled by the favourite at the distaste, and
beaten easily Ly a Wrath. No hung els denied neer
the too, sad ss the fourth place (sea•ly two dose.
begtts from the wiener) was Wielifield, the engine, r
of Same rhos and Illaoganese, two days attire/errs. 8u ten
bike down, • d made up the sixth skint who palled up
lame darn' the day.
There war • erettyr .ee fee the wisd-up with Sydney sad
Vigil for no Two veer-old Screstetekes, and the terser,
onto had been heeled rote, freely for the Derby, woe by
half • 'verb, het without finding • freed •fteterarde.
Os Wedundey Spindle put souther stake to her owner's
easosut, sad the Le rley's dam colt won the F. Weill eddy,
theeah oily by • heed, sad after Remedy had beste• •
large Sold for • Two-yeer old Handicap P ate twenty eight
were weighed for ths Royal Beat Cop. During the mora-
le, !Tabus and Suabead were the fearing favourites; bet
Jobs Scott bevies made his arraogemenn, mud it becomiag
keewa, by the way the party backed him, that Forbid v•
Fruit •as the hirres of the stable, there was • general ne.li
by tte pahlC to "get cia," sad the bookmakers mosso
dating all Comets, al hough at a short rice 1. r CO
large • field, they were bit heavily to • man,
very few others bang backed. He ran is !toot
the whole of the way, sad at the 8-sad be
had got clear of his hones, bet brine challenged erh.a el we
as the go.l by II rrabead, a revers rally to ik pl:ce, sod the
favourite on•y mussed to beet his sivrey into, eat by •
heed. Sly Fe low, who rut very gamely, finisbed • but
third; sad Faris* was placed f..orth, he running very
elms up. The twat Int were Stoehr., Boer, II rterfeltu.
Falcon, and Visas. Deflates and Duke of Lerscaeter were
the on'y slims!, who broke down. Strahond ran In Mr.
" Himont's " name, and with Wells up he 'hived what
speed he was posse4ed f whi the. he humour.
Vistor4lo much betti r she rid at Shensi, sod
woe the Ccronoti,n Stakes is • COIMINIOS cantor from Bpi..
ele, list. r to Hese Romberg, sad (lona's Heed, On. put
Sags eke, th 111.04 into her owner's pocket. She ie at,
*spraying filly, end may eyes do something uocoason.y
rod la the 'net St. Leger.
recebos looked • consiaty for the Queen'. 0 eines ; but
haviegtheoo'd Cap before him, T.Pan would not allow kis
is be aletresed, and, atter a ,low-ran race, Middletou, who
wee behind him at eis•tly the same weights at Matebest,r,
hest hlas by two leelthe.
Taaredey's rens Dossed osiaosely for the "gentlemen,"
for the ferollea. Tyr., was Math very eke rly
e.
C moody, who wee despised by everybody is the Sing, with
the nunerne of • select few. lllneleatot S irked a reek
front Tyre, sal pr. v.d the Epsom reeve of the two ti
lave bee. quite correct, end the Inciters of the levant..
had mot inn the ceneolstioa cf apposing that "the hon.
was gent."