The Express.
London, England, 1860-09-10 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

CHATRAII, Oar. 9.
Anatem. or TROOPS FROM INDIA.—A numerous
Arty at wady 300 noncommissioned cisme and men el
14110111 cavalry and infantry regiments sere* in lochs
arrived at Fort Pitt yesterday afternoon from India, having
disembarked at Gravesend from the Fast India troop-ship
Abyminian, 1,070 tons, Captain Thomas, which sailed from
Kurrachee on the 19th of May last. The total number of
non-commimioned officers and privates brought home was
264, together with 25 women and 36 children, belonging to
:he 7th Dragoon Guards 7th Hussars, 3rdß;l Cavalry I
Ith Bengal Cavalry, Ito/al Artillery, Artillery;'
Royal Engineers, 7th f adhere), 24th, ' (Inarekff•
brigs), 45th, 51st (King's Own Light Infantry),
52nd (Lit Infantry), 7011, 711th Oftighlanders), 81st, fifth
(Royal Irate. Funhend itted (Highlanders), 9lth,
and 96th Regiments, the whole under the command ef
Captain Waldy, 46th ; Lieutenant Lewes, 51st;
Lieutenant Sayer, 64th ; and Staff assistant sur-
geon Jameson, M.D. During the paring* home which
occupied 110 days, inclusive of a slight detention at
St. Helena, there were 7 deaths on board to addition to'
the troops belonging th her Majesty's regiments there were,
also a number of time.esprred mon and men formerly in the
service of the East India Company who have claimed their
discharge. On the arrival of the invalids at Fort Pitt they
were medically inspected by the Stilt at that establishment,
when 24 men whe nquired further medical treatment were
taken into hospital, and two lunatics admitted into the
i 0411111) wards. The remainder proceeded to St. )lacy'(
invalid depot.

Hu Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge
arrived at Stirling on Friday morning at Mill-past ten
o'clock from the north, and having visited the Castle, left
by the 2.30 train for Edinburgh.
The Channel fleet hair received its sailing orders
at Milford Haven, and was expected to proceed yesterday or
this day on a cruise.
ROYAL NAVAL REMERVI.—We are authorised to
state that the proposal to admit officers of the mercantile
marine to Mooney look in the Royal Naval Reserve by
been very favourably entertained by the Admiralty, and
that on the return of her Majesty from Soot-land an Order
in Council will be obtained, and a proclamation issued set-
t* forth the term on which this loyal tender of service
will be acesplad.-Bhipping
City ofr LONDON Batomm—Tbe City of LAsisli
'Rasa, to the 'number of some 400 or Si!.), marched out on
Saturday from head-quarters to the Regent's-park for bat-
talion and light infantry drill, and field exercise, under the
command of Colonel Montague Hicks, and acquitted them-
selves with their usual excellence. After drilling in the
park for about two hours the corps marched back through
Portland-place, Regentetrect, Strand, Fleet street, to
headquarters.
THE Qualm's (Wisrmuorraa).—This corps, which
seems for the last week ur two to have devoted itself rather
to the enjoyment of field sports than to active drill on
Saturdays, mustered strongly uo Saturday last at the Crystal
Palace to witness races and sports of various descriptions for
prism amongst the cadets. The prizes were keenly con-
tested by aims of the young gentlemen, and the arouse.
mints were not only of • highly satisfactory character to the
members of the corps but to the public generally.
Crtitior Rirms.—At a meeting of the committee
promoting the cheap uniform movement, for the purpose of
making the volunteer institution a permanent one, open to
all chews, which was held at Glasgow on Thursday, a uni-
form was poduced, worn by a well-known captain of volu-
tion, the expense of which was only 14s. lid. The
melons consisted of a green tunic, trousers, sod cap, faced
aed trimmed with red. It has a smart and soldierly ap-
pearance, and will wear well. The whole equipment,
whisk was exhibited roe the occasion, including a service.
able waist-belt, with layout frog, ammunition service
poesh, and cap pouch, can be had at the oast of its. 6d. A
corps, under the name of the "Citizen Rifles," will be im-
mediately enrolled, and commence drill forthwith. This
corps will be composed of all classes, and be, as it well
may, entirely self•supporting.—YOrth British Mail.
NORTH MIDDLESEX NIVLES (29111).—0n Satur-
day this corps marched out from its new bead-quarters in
the Morniugten-road, Camden-town, to the Regent's-park,
fur battalion drill, and there was a very good muster. The
cadet corps is prognissiog very favourably, said the youths
are attentive to the drill. The regimental orders (or the
awning week are :—Monday, preliminary light infantry drill
at Albany-street Barracks, at seven p.m. • squad and cam
pray drill at St. Pancras Vestry-M:11, aad at the
new drill ground, Morutogton.road, at seven p.m.
Tuesday, skeleton drill for otficers and non-commissioned
officers at new drill ground, Morningtomroad, at three
p.m. (gentlemen attending need not appear in uniform) ;
squad and compluiy drill (Marylebone and St. John's
Wood's company) at Carriage Factory, 45, Limon-
grove, at nine p.w. Wedusday, battalice and light in-
fantry drill at Alban) street Barracks, at seven p.m. ;
' 'quad and company drill at Pawns Vestry Hall and sew
drill ground, at seven p.m. Thanday, squad and company
drill at Limon.grove, at nine p.m. Friday, position mid &M-
-tng drill at Albeay -street Remarks, at seven p.m. ; squad
and company drill at St. Fauna Vestry Hall and new drill
ground, at seven p.m. Saturday, Sept. 15, corps to
assemble in full dress at new drill ground, Morningtom
road, at fire p.m. punctually, and march to luichley,
companied by the land of the regiment.
CIVIL SERVICE REOINICer (21sT /Ltrunsmax).—
The regiment will proceed to Wimbledon for target practice
until further notice. The instructors of musketry will be
hail 'We that the full complement of fatigue parties
are on W ground. The follow* are the anaingemsat•
This day, Sept. 10.-150 and AM yards, and 400 and 500
yards. Wednesday, Sept. 12-900 and MO yards, and 500
and 550 yards. Thursday, Sept. 13.-250 and 300 yards,
and 360 and 000 ; proceed Putasy by 4.15 p.m. train.
flaturday, Sept. 15.-150 to 300 yards, and 400 to 000 yards;
proceed to Putney by 2.15 p.m. train.
LONDON Watt Votururrinut—The men of this
fine corps marched out on Saturday rifleman for the pur•
pee of practising blank cartridge &mg. The muster took
place at 4.30, agile head.qterters, Burlington-house, when,
after going through some well-executed evolutions, they
marched out in five companies, above WO strung, under the
command of Major It error and the adjutant,
Deabeney, having previously received five rounda of Mask
cartridge each man. On arriving at Hyde-park, patties
was taken on the south of Rottemrow, and the men formed
into two aides of a square in close order. Two rounds of
independent file firing commented the prooeWin followed ,
by one round by *actions, another by sub-divisions,
and a third by conipiny. The studious and precision of the
fire was highly satefactory, bat the compasy's firing was
particularly excelled and drew forth the commendatases of
the officers in command. Companies were reformed sad the
corps marched back to Burlington House accompanied by a
vast C 0110001•0 of people. The weather was excellent, a
novelty for the marching out days of the London Irish.
The first company marched on Thuniday at Hungerford-
market wader the ocannead of Captain Jou' and sossasdad
by steamboat to Loudon-bridge, from whence they marched
to Tower-hill, where they joined the Eartend (Jumpily,
and accompanied by Adjutant Detainer, a very plemant
march of some miles to parade through Whitechapel, Goes-
mercialeoed, Stepney, sad How-road, terminating at the
Stepney District Schools, where the excellent ba. played
MUM pieces in a praiseworthy manner.

Outlast, ClasiseLet.--Ceptaiii R. L Weeks
writes to • ooutemporary to me that he had the hasour d
ocaveying the illustrious Italian gesenal sad his stet
to the anew steamer Aroasow, to liesias, ea the
11th af Anent ; sad he oommuitiattes the fallowing age t
—" Terre di lora, Ana. 111, MO.—To this maw Nob al
kindness I have reesived ftesa the Palish nation to
I most now add theopeisene mealtime I ha
from the b c rave L Wash*, de the
Amason, fur which as truly essesiel—G. thaussise.•

• On Tender there is the Gnat Yethahire Handicap, St.
LosrlDonnie (about 1 lade 6 furlongs 132 yards), which has
twenty-nlne left in uP to the present time, J. Osborne's
stable being the strongest, with Feodolowna, 3 Yrs, Get 316,
Mamba% &yin 400. //serene, 4 Yea, 74 alb, and Ml.
DOT, 4 yrs he Mb, the latter assuming the most threat-
ening attn tide, for they pat the money on, and she is turned
leer ;J. Scott, strange to say, has not, one repreeentati_ ,ve •
end T. Dawson liam osily Syringe, 3 yrs, eat bib, who is held
'Ode by Bag 11121, 3 yrs, bet 101 b from the Klso Tanning,
end aft yet, Vast '2lls, who is meeting the
latter on Sib better terms for • length defeat, and must be
cheer up this time, if not before han. Adam Bede, 47n,
Set 216, u also kept male by Gladiolus from the Liverpi4
Cup running, and the " staying " of Lord Nelson, 6 yrs,
Bst 316, and Comforter, 4 yrs, 84, the old 'un • real "good
thing," if he cool ken plum tee-.being doubtful ; Shark%
5 yrs, Sat 41b, is &buntline only really dangerous o,pponentto
Gladiolus among the beevallotte.
uiNieorthern Light, 3 yrs,
I 7st 711), will tun a tho ground beim
! suchrfood ardor, is overweighted ;
bet Sonsoligo, 5
_yrs, let 71b, the Greek,
yn,st 41b, Amen% Milos, 5 yrs, let Hat Oki
ltobsrt, 4 Jr., 7st 21), end Telegram, 5 yrs, 74 him
threatened ID often this ceases without doing any beau to
the layers, that it Is amain time they were despised,
although Telegram has done eo well of late that he may be
an exception. Sir J. Hawke. Conner, 5 yrs, Est 10th, can
at times, aid should he carry the cherry jacket in-
steed of Lord Nelsen it will require a good horse to beat
him. Plumper, 3 yrs, gat 91b, is overweighted, and Wambs,
3 yrs, Get 716, can have no chance with Conscript, 3 yn,
fist 1016, from the running in the Ascot Stakes, Mr. Payne's
colt having met with such lenient treatuseut that it is not
improbable he will be revenged for the head defeat at the
Royal meeting, the subsequent running of Mouravieff and
Clydesdale speaking etrongly in his favour. Chance Shut,
3 yrs, Sat, few lade can ride, and her owner would do well
to reserve her for the Cambridgeshire, where the distance is
more suitable, sad there is plenty of room. Emblem, 4 yrs,
list, showed a very bad form at Warwick, but not, so ghat-
. field, 4 yrs, tin IMb, who is sun to take his own part ; and
Heiress was beaten off from old Tame Deer at Chatham,
when quite as we l treated as now. Thus, as Parmesao
3 yrs, .sat 10th, not ethos:mover a mile soil three-quarters,
only Miss , Conscript, and Sheffield appear to have a
chance amen light weights. Add to these Telegram,
one of Sir Joseph Hawley's, Gladiolus, Condurter (perhaps),
ancl Starke w there will be all the mouritl fur an inte-
resting race. Sot uallnptreelyierence is deciihslly for Telegram,
Conscript, and Miss by against all comers, and in the
order named. In the val Plate, Red House In (nearly
th=uarters of a mile), there are • lot of good animals
that will mot run ; however, Danisseus, Y yrs,
Set Sib, andPolyolbion, fiettilb, have Umbels of the we/Aphids
in the list, sod, should their owners think 100 son.
worth having, one of them may ran and win. The Doncaster
Plate, as auk, Ticket-of-Leave, 4 yrs, 7st 21b, must run
well few, Dinner and Slits, 3 yin est Jib, being one of
his dengerous opponents—who may, however, be re-
served for something better during the week. I have now
to divan of the three valuable two year-old events decided
on the tint day—the Champagne, Filly, sod Glasgow
Stakes—ell on the "Red House in" course. The Cheat-
Crham often been looked upon as a certainty, 5 to 4
ag hem taken absenting who was not in the biet three
last year, while Merryman, who saw the same figure in
1858, was but third, beaten easily. Ou this occasion, how-
ever, we shall lave no such a favounte, as Parasite, Ket-
tledrum, Waillion or Issue, Leidy Louisa, Prudence,
tate., Thistle, Bolin ea Kkrikaff, Yoga, and
PlO-guinea yearling, =boats (the three last meutisieed
have not yet been out) are likely to sadly mystify the
talents when the numbers are put up. Lady Louisa
will run a good mare, and the Whitemall stable
must be well represented by either the Knight, Bette, or
Klertkoff ; still, Parasite was so clo-,e to Dundee at York,
(Uhl to Diophentes at Goodwood when not quite prepared,
that he ought to settle the pretensions of the beat of this
trio, and he shall represent my vote and interest. The Filly
Stakes for queen of the Vale or Vergiss.mein-Nicht (the
former for choice), and the Glasgow for Mr. Merry's ea.
lected, look downright
.good things, (new comprising the
only dangerous antagonist to Folkestoue, should he do the
work of Dundee.

On Wednesday there are several important events closed
besides the St. Leger, which promises to be one of more than
ordinary interest, for instead of backers wavering between
aHi Frowned Land, Ellingtou, or itillemea and the field ;
Blink Bonny and Ignoramus, or • To:opt:dile and Hadji,
se of late years, they do not know how to choose
between halts-doxen—Thormanby, Sabreur, the Wizard,
St. Albans, Umpire, and Sweetsauce, who all look like
starters, although the last mentioned is very unsteady, end
St. Albans has had to weather many a storm. Next to
the. High Treason, Buccaneer, Winton, and Avalanche,
are in good demand • while the " tugged lot" at the post
may be composed Of Stampedo, Beaks or sing of M-
mends, Sir William, Crammed, Vanquisher, North Lanca-
shire, Cape Flyaway, sad Toot Bowline, the two Liter
being so sadly out of odour at a critical time that the start-
ing of the pair is not a certiiint , although the Cape would
be awe to distinguish kimeelf in the race. As the ky
draws nigh, Sabreur steadily advances in favour • and
Thormaeby, having reached Decimeter safe and sound, the
pair may from this time forth keep the Wizard at his
prorleplace in the market, which is behind the pair, ac-
co es to all rid of common sense, for although he may
turn t table upon them for the Epsom and York defeats,
the chances are more numerous that he may nut, and his
reign over Sabreur in the market was but a short-lived one,
despite the heavy blows that were struck in hie favour
at Chatham, at Derby, and here in London, on Thursday
last, when it was rumoured be had beaten Sweetsauce in a
" trial" by a fabulous number of lengths. This, in my opi-
nion, is a very bed omen ; for, when he won the Two
Thousmad Guises., it was aft:er running last in the trial,
and " everybody" knew of his defeat as they do now of the
victory. It seems to me, no matter what he may do at
home, an impossibility for him to get over Thorrnanby and
Sabreur—two animals that have each given him a 71b beat-
ing, and when, considering the lot behind him in the Two
Thooaind—nose are within a stone of a Derby winner—it
is fair to presume the Wined is an overrated hone, the
Ilialtenites being rather too fond of him, perhaps from his
propieguity to "the West." On paper, the St. Leger
would resolve itself into a match between Sabreur and
Thonnanby ; for, although there is uo means of mea-
suring them with Sweeteauce, St. Albans, Wallace, he.,
from this year's running, they have beaten much better
fields. Thormanhy's performances require no recapitula-
tion, everything that in requisite being expressed is the
four weals, "He won the Derby." However, since that
day he has not gone on satisfactorily, laving lien so dead
amiss only a few days afterwards that it was feared he would
never reach the poet in his Derby form for the St. Lem
' and it was purely
.owing to his iron constitution that they
got him right again hi good time. Nevertheless, there is
an objection to Thormauby that cannot he advanced against
I Hebrew, who exhibited all the stoutness of a Voltigeur at
York, and ran so fresh that no fears need be held about his
going " oir this year, for he was indulged derinclts
spring, and that he would be nb better by the St
clay appotred • certainty to all who saw him bowl ove=
Wirer& St. Albans is another gentleman who hes been
amiss, and he was laid up in lavender for many weeks, all
idea being given up at one time about his running for the
St. Lager, as it was feared the tint good gallop would
break him down. But, thanks to the rain, they have
him remarkably It, said
the riot neither Thormaaby nor &bran mart ant/4mM
an easy triumph, let them be ever so welL No hone iambi
be better than Umpire is at the present time, and his male-
factor, trial with Satellite, Lc., bas rendered the Anse*
cans eery melleleet. The improvement in his appearance
since the Epsom meeting ie also remarkable, so that we nay
yet see him run up to his two-yr-old form, which was quite
spiel to that of Thormanby. Buccaneer, like St. Albans,
hes been mewed by the •' heavy wet" that patronised us
during July and August, and be, with High Trusses, will
run a good outsider, the hopes of the " Caldera," in my
opinion, being centred in the pair, for Sweet-
wince, Siampedo and ('ape Flyaway, are under a
dark cloud, sod Avalanche is not supported like
a second Saucebox, while the others have no chance eves in
their best perfoimances in public. I have not made men-
tion of Wallace, owing to the doubt existing whether his
nominator will forgive the present owner for claiming him
last autumn, when the stable did so desire to part with a
good horse ; but the pee is not through him yet, sod as he
goer to Dmicaster no liberties should be taken, for his
sent and late partisans are funny fellows. Nev
whetreer may happen, I have leo ides of deserting Sahrear,
who is good enough for me to stand against all man and
woman outsider to get in the Pint three it might be WO
Treason or Buccaneer.

Mr. Merry will probably omen Tap and Motile UV
the Municipal Stakes with wed Wm yesapian ; bat
Eirikoff will taw pee* al bola% whs•swee rues,
sad la the Two INIMP4III frau the Rid Howe
the Name slahie with the Ranee
'limit72,st wodbarodi. nib Diattedly to a head
at awake. wilt Muwalwy. M lab. bang Wau worth, of

isinsidenition. The Corporation Plate, on the mile T.1.C.,
will have a light thrown upon it on Tuesday ; but my
opinion is at present in favour of Souvenir, 4 yrs, 7d'
(..per, 3 yrs, Get ; Tightfit 41n, 7st 81b ; and TSoket of
Leave. 4 yrs, 7st 121 b ; so Man at Arms, 3 yrs, lit nb,
looks like being kept for something later in the smona.
On Thursday there is the Portland Plate, Red House In,
for which /Travois, 3 yrs, Set ; TightBt, 4 yrs, 7st 111 b ;
Cantine 4 yrs, let 131 b ; Lupellus, 3 yrs, 7st Tib; Tuccio,
3 yrs, 8d 31b ; and Chimer 3 yrs, Est 21b, may have none
the worst of the scramble; but the Cleveland Handicap,
one mile, can be better dealt with, as so much will not
depend on the start, and if Lord Nelms, 8 yrs, Bst 91b, and
Comforter, 4 yrs,- 8M dis, carry their owners' confidence,
they must have mine ~ Maid of the Mist and Benbow, 4 yrs,
7st earl, standing min- en • the list The three-yearol
'yenta may tisvoisolinstivirall, the Wiened being tits best
of the nine ip the &Used Stakes, oue mile and a
ha, while ei !Wray or Sweeteance will do for
the , one mlle ;. but the mile two-year-
. sid swespetakes wplkeobject to the previous ru.nniug of
Parisi* foiatis, andElaiikoff, the latter being most to my
fancy if lie can did Municipal and " shirk " the Cham-
pagne, and Diselegna bot likely to be beaten in the Eglin-
‘lll, for two and threpycar olds, one mile.
The Cup, Friday' I %gun, bee riot closed yet, and the St.
Le, will my a great deal for the other events closed.
SWP, Owe appear,. bat two in the Park Hill Stakes, fur
thrzear-old- Elise, St. Leger Cuirree—ladv Treentraand
ißatas*kW a Adlarrr Wear
in the Tainemier Stakes, oo• mile nail a ha, ()ape Flyaway
I being most likely t bo battle, for Tom Bowline bee a 208
Soya Sweepitakes to contend in, with Northern Light the
best of Vices against him ; and the Wizard will be more at
home over the mile for the Don Stakes, although Buccaneer,
High Treason, and Thonnauby are terrible customers to
deal with over any distance.— I am, be.,
METEOR.

DONCASTiat RACM—TunDAT.
PROGRAMME OF THY SPORT.

Stewards : The Earl of Chesterfield, the Yaqui' of Ailes-
bury, and the Earl of Coventry.
Clerk of the course : If,. Richard Johnson.

Tar FITZWILLLieI STAKES of 5 sou. each, with 100 added,
for all ages • 2-yr-olds, 6st ; three, SA 21b ; four, fist ; five
and upwaniftst, Mb ; mares sad geldings allowed Mb. A
winner of sous. in 1660 (matches excepted) to carry 41b ;
of Mk sou., fie extra ; the second horse to save his stake.
One mile—To close and nun. this evening.
Tit/ Casuraosix tivenza of 50 soya. each, h ft, for 2.yr.
olds ; cella, girt 71b ; and tllliee 84 51b ; the second to save
his stake, and the wiener to give six. dosed of champegoe to
the Doncaster racing fund. Red House in. (33 subs.)—
Elburus, Charrade, Pebble, Turks", The Knight of the
Thistle, Authors., b by West Australian, Clarissa,
Antwerp, Vega, Ha bleu, Setts, Klerikoff, Delhi, Sweet,-
hawthorn, Starlight, Prudence, lir f Violet, f luz. Stockwell
—Selina, Camenno, Parasite, Lady LOUUIi, V. mg, Janus,
Reveille, Count Horn, Virgilms, luaus, Walloon, Esther,
Ado del Clare, Kettlenun, Isis, Ca:haute.
Tax Girt:snow Braun of 30 sou. each, 20 ft, fur 2-yr-
old colts, Sat 7lb each. Red Home M. (7 'tubs.)—Barb
Pigeon, it by Barlatua— Miss Whip, Folkestone, Dundee,
Seesaw, Canto, Royalist.
Tim FiLLT Picture of 30 *ors. each, 20 ft, for 2.yr-old
fillies, list 7lb each. Red House in. (15 Baba) Royal
Princess, f by Lougbow—Maybell, Pretty Rosa, ?dupe*,
f by Voltigeur—Coalition, Vergtse-mein-nicht, Cultatrios,
Sweethawthorn, Violet, The Nymph, Queen of the Vale,
Adrasta, Perdido* Brown Duchess, Lady_Maridouald.
Taal/arra YOSltliallai ILAN UICAP of 25 sues. each, 15
ft, and 5 only if declared. The winner of a handicap
value 500 sou. after the weights are published (August 27
at 11 am.) to carry 71b ; of any other laudicap, 71b extra.
St. Leger Cowls. 191, 1 subs., 60 of whore pay 5 *ova. each.)
at lb Age it lb
Underhand • 9 3 Plumper
Hepatica S t 7 Clam Nab r e 9
Starke
' 44 -
4 14 rim

Lord Nelson 1 i 3 rand.,
Adam&As 4 8 Yoodorowns
Coottorier
4114.110bn
Northern Lbtitt 3 7 7 Emblem
4 7 6 Shelliekl
Royal sovereign .... f 7 4 Helms
The Cheek
Ancient Briton
Old Robert 4 7 1 31114D2gby....
Trkicrara
Coulon.
6 10 The Argosy ..

6 1
.... 6 3
.... 3 6 0
....3 6 0
.... 4 6 0
4 5 13
....4 6 13
.... 6 6 10
.... 6 11 10
.... 4 6 9
. . 5 paid

TILE BAVIVAL PLATS of UV sore. in inane ; for 2-yrtdds,
7st ; throe, Het 10lb ; four, Vat 41b; five and upwards,
9st tilb ; nurse and geldnigllowed 41b. A winner of any
stake or plate in 181.) amounting to 100 eon. to carry 151 b ;
of two of that value, or one of 290 *ova 71b ; of any ditto
amounting to uOO son., 1011) extra • ;widen 2-golds at
smiting, if they have run thrice, allowed 51b ; maiden 3-yr-
olds ditto, 71b maiden 4-yr-olds ditto, litib (matcher not
reckoned as winnings or hieing.). Any number of hones,
the property of the same owner, may start for this race.
lied house in.
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Age Age Ate
Oldminster
Man Friday a Conundrum
: .3t1r05074 I
Robinson Crowe. 2 Mentmore
Captain Fortibus . 2 North Lincoln 4 Longshot
sis to home .... 2 la_ va . ..... ... 2 Weatherproof 2
Ihunael
Lanolin
Catawba
Fitz Roland I gaaternPriumos.. 2 Cramond
Polyolblon
The Pedlar
Verglsemelndtleht2 ROSINS 2 Lopeateher
Astarte
Philomela 3 DOignot 2 lihylock 2
Betty 3
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THE DoNc,torza PLATE (Handicap) of 70 son., for 3-
yr-ulde and upwards. The winner of any handicap after
the publication of the weights (dept. 6, at 10 a.m.) to carry
ilh ;of a handicap of WO nova., tilb extra. Any number
of horses the property of thu same owner may Mart for this
plate. (One mile.)
Age at lb
Precursor
Jack Spying
Chanties'

AOO et lb
byLoaabow—Venue
spicebox S 610
yf_hlte Rose

New Brightest ...
Nash In the Pea .

7 li
4 7 12

Ldngton
Douuer wad blitz

....$ 69

Ir Witham ..

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