The Express.
London, England, 1866-09-20 00:00:00

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- hparting Intelligent.

HAMPTON AUTUMN RACES—WEDNESDAY.
The inauguration of this new meeting on Afoul:my Hurst
IMO sufficiently snocesafnl to make the promoters sanguine
of its becoming a very popular autumn gathering. Va.
?togs causes tended somewhat to effect its complete suc-
cess, the elsehing with Canterbury and Richmond (York-
shise),and the precarieua weather we have lately expe-
rienced, being the most important ; but withal Mr. C. J.
Lenglande may congratulate himself on the results that
ham attended hie strenuous exertions to establish this
meeting. That • great contrast was presented in the sum-
mer to this later gathering is not surprising, but in a ruing
prat of view the afternoon was meth more enjoyable,
divested as it was of the crowding and crushing with which
the. great cockney " outing ' is identified. The stand
was well attended, and there was a fair sprinkling of
beams, who had the best of the speculation during the
afternoon, as it will be seen the favourites were sno-
ceesful in almost every instance. The following is a
detailed return of the running
With Taw STAINA of 5 soya, each, with 30 added, for
all ass ; selling allowances. Seven furlongs.
Mr. Watson's hithasenat, by Arthur Wellesley—Doom
.1 yrs, 6st 7th (ADM ()?organ) 1
Mr. Hoene* Gathers, 6 yrs, HA 131 b ,I 100) .. (D Hughes)
22r. T. gtersairs dummies, 8 yrs, est 71D (12•714.
$
Betting : Even on Salamanca, 9 to 4 apt Senn and
and
5 to. 2 set Gebuira. The latter took up the running a-
medistely the flag fell, and maintained • clear lead to
the straight, where Mama= closed with her, the pair
Manilla till within two hundred yards of home,
when favourite came away and won in a canter by a
length and &half. Sunnydde was a bad th;rd. The winner
was sold to Mr. T. Hughes for 335 guineas.
Tom lOW Nvaeaar llvAgse, a handicap of 5 elYee. each,
2 ft, with 30 added, for '2-yr-olds ; winners extra. Half a
mile. (27 gabs.)
Ms. Career's Prima Donna, by Master Degot—Vbthuste,
est Sib .
. - . (H. Auk) 1

Mr. Wodson's Pevensey, est (Deacon)
Mr. Hughes's Master Hobert, GA no (gordan) 3
The following also ran :-Y by Lord of the Isles -Dulcibella,
Banda Dom, Variation, Vigor, lady Lincoln, Dignity, Mira
Annie, Vicious, and Tiny.
Batting : 5 to 2 apt Prima Donna, 9 to 2 each eget
Bonnie Boon and Master Robert, 8 to 1 apt Pevenaey, 100
to 8 eachapt Vicious and Variation, and 100 to 7 apt
Dignity. A long delay at the post was occasioned by the
constant breaking away of Mies Annie, Vicious, Pevensey,
andiMeeter Robert, but after more than half an hour had
been waited, a good start was effected, Pevensey making
play with • slight lead of Prima Donna, Bonnie Doon,
Master Robert, Tiny, and Variation, who came an in •
cluster for • quarter of a mile, when Prima Donna headed
Peveasey, and won cleverly by three parts of a length.
Baiter Robert wasbeaten half a length for second place,
Bonnie Doan was a good fourth, Tiny fifth, Variation
sixth, V4or seventh, and Dignity next. The rear division
comprised Mies Annie, Vicious, and Lady Lincoln, the
latter being last throughout.
Tim Teams Vi,LLSY PLAT/ of 40 sova., for all ages ;
winners extra. Five furlongs.
Mr. A. Heathoottes Bade, by Autocrat-Dora, 4 yrs,
rd)Sid
tlb (Hibba I
M. Mitchell's La Meta, 3 yrs, (A (Wia.l) I
Prince Soltykotrs Yarn Leaf, 3 yrs, Get sib' ....(Huxtable)
TMs following sho reau-Nlgnet, the Malmo, Valeria, Day
Leaf, The Naiad, Glowworm, and Calot colt.
Betting : 2 to 1 apt The Naiad, 3 to 1 apt Bessie, 4 to
1 apt Fern Leaf, and 10 to 1 each apt Valerie and Im
Mute. After running • few strides in compact order,
Valeria drew forward, followed by Glowworm, The Naiad,
Bessie, La Muia, and Fern Leaf, till rounding the bend,
where a slight scrimmage occurred through La Mute
swerving, causing Fern Leaf, Glowworm, and Bessie
to " =non " slightly, but fortunately no accident hap-
pened. Whoa fairly in the straight, the Naiad took up
the running, followed by La Mute and Bessie, but before
reaching the distance she gave way, Fern Leaf taking third
pia* going on in pursuit of La Mute and of Bessie, who,
hoeetur, had the race to themselves, the last mentioned
r head
erg up in the last doses strides, and winning by
Fern Lad finished • length in rear of La Mate,
Signet was fourth, Bay Leaf fifth, The Naiad sixth, the
rear,being brought up by The Masson and Valeria.
Tan DURDANII HANDICAP of 5 move each, for all ages,
with 50 added ; winners extra ; the winner to be sold far
50 sovs. Half • mile. (9 subs.)
Mr. W. lord's Yrokesor Anderson. by Coisterdals, dam
by sleight of Land-hoop's dam, 3 yrs, Sat 31b
(Clement) t I
Mr. Illanad's Rustic Beauty, 4 yrs, &t 101 b (J. Grimahaw) t 2
Mrs Carow's Ratty, 2 ytu, 7st Sib (IL Clark) S
The following also ran:-Virtuous, Newnham, and Stud.
Betting : 5 to 2 each apt Rustic Beauty and Ratty, 3
to 1 agst Professor Anderson, 4 to 1 apt Virtuous, and 11
to 2 apt Newnham. Ratty made play with Rustic, Beauty
on bar right and Professor Anderson next the rail', and as
they neared the distance the trio were clear of the others.
Frain this point an interesting race home ensued, Batty
taring the best of it till within twenty strides of the
chair, when she was in trouble, and Rustic Beauty and
Proleanor Anderson headed her, the pair finishing • dead
heat, while Batty warn a head only in rear of the dead-
heaters. Stud was fourth, Virtuous fifth, and Newnham
sixth.