The Express.
London, England, 1866-08-15 00:00:00

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• EZTTING AT MANI
(MEAT TBOI
7 to I NW Gomez* (t)
to 1 Caitbncso ,OT
ID to 1 W Haworth )
IS to 1 Walley (t'
Itl to 1 Oleaiale ;1;

.-TOPIDAT.

HANDICAP.
12 to 1 apt Harryßrallsford(t)
11 to 1 -. Treasure Trove (t)
14 to 1 Dubiety it)
14 to 1 Zenobia 3)

WHAM B.ACES.—TozaDAr.

Immediately rollowing the fortnight in Sussex, and clashing,
sett .11,1, with the Wolverhampton reunion, the pleasant gather-
ing ou the Runnymede, the opening day of whiekwas inaugurated
de-day under the auspices of the kghana race committee, was as
sitecessful as could have been anticipated. The weather during
the forenoon MILS vary unfavourable, a drizzling rain falling
without intermisslim, but at luau a change fur the better took
glace, and. a very agreeable afternoon was Anent. There
wasa numerous company of turtites, and a fair si.rinkling of the
people living in the :manly. The card comprised seven Items,
and % capital day's sport was provided by the management.
Now, of tho eiddeata call for any other than
aid presented lu the appended returns.

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Tint RCNNTINDI Suess of N sova. each. 3 ft. w.th .50 added,
*tall spa; winaen salsa. One wile. ilh sutm.,
Kr. Dpon's Jack o'-Lantern
Mr. Lapillst's The Vocalist
Mr. f by Stockwell —Dteg.,'s lam
Wi d live and Owlet also r...n _ . .

Betting- Even (,n Jack.Lautern77 to 4agst Diego's dam
and Sto I eget any other. The lot ran I:: ~Lne fur three-
quarters of a ru/le, when the Diego's dam filly took a slight lead,
bat gave way to The Vocalist at the thulance. At the counsel**.
isent of the enclosure Jack-o'.Lantern thigh nged, snd wen after
*rattling finish by a hoed. A length and a half separated second
and third. Wild Dee was fourth. dote up.
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THE EOHAII STAKES al 5 SOY/. each. with 50 added, for 3-IT.
Lila and Upwards . penalties and allowara..a. Ulm ogle.

Mr. Cliii;fils's Art;•.4tua.

Mr. Rieliards' Opposition
Mr. Devniond's Sy (via
The following also ran :—Bay Payrell, Wild Dove. and Ver-
bena
Betting: 5t02 on Arbutus, and 6to 1 agst Opposition. The
latter made play. followed by Bay Daell, the favourite lying
off until rest i.ing the distance, when she closed with her horses,
sad, coming away a hundred yards from home. won in a canter
by a couple of lengths. Sylvia headed the others, who were all
beaten off. The winner was bought in for Is:. guineas.
THE KING JOHN STALES 0110 sores each, 5 ft. with 100 added :
for 2.yr-olds : colts. gat 10Ib: Out 7lb winners extra.
I.Y.C. Three-quarters of a mile. 40 subs •
Captain Machette Knight of the Garter......
Lord Portsmouth's Plunder
Mr. J. La biert's Carlotta filly
Verity and General Kimety 1466 ran
Betting: 2 to 1 on Knight of the Garter, 100 to :: 0 agst Plunder,
and sto 1 nest the Carlotta filly. The last mentioned was first off,
and held a alight lead of Plunder and Knight of the Garter to
Ste half distamo, when these two drew away, but after an ex-
iling finish, the favourite, who always had the best of the
straggle, won by a head. The Rataplan filly was a had third
General Kimety, who got badly off, was fourth. Verity whipped
round when the flag fell, and was left at the post.
THE WELTLIt STAirq tHandicapl,ot 10 snvs. each, 3 ft, with
10 added : winners extra; gentlemen riders; preiessionals Ub
(aka. line straight. tlO subiti
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Mr. .7. Junei s lite Celt
Mr. Dyaon's Jack .? Lantern
Mr. John Till/111/13.4 The Brigand
The following also ran Tartar. and Wildair
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Betting: 2 to 1 ;gat Tartar, 7 to 2. apt The Celt, 4 to 1 eget
Jack o' Lantern, and 100 to 13 emit Olivia. Tartar took up the
Tanning immediately after starting, followed by Jack o' Lantern
and The Celt and Wi:dair in a cluster fur about hall a mile, when
be gave way, and Jack o Lantern was left with a lead of The
Celt, who however headed him after pasting the distance, and
won in a canter by three lengths. 'The Brigand was a bad third,
and the favourite next. Wildair and Olivia were beaten off.
THU ANILIMWTCKB &LUIS of 3 sore. each. with 1 added
selling and other allowances. Three.quarte fa of a mile.
Mr. Nlghtingall's Eiburg
Mr. W. Thomas's Flora
Mr. W. Day's c by Vedette
Adele also ran.

Bettina: 6 to 4 agst £akring, 7 to 4 east Flora, S to 1 agst
Avoca Capella colt. The favourite Jumped away with the teed,
and never being headed, won in a canter by four lengths. The
Bianca Capella colt was a bad third. Thu wh.i.er was bought In
for 24 guineas.
RIM NlAJ►6Tr'd PLATS of 100 guineas, for Syr- Did' and up•
wards. Two miles and a distance.
Idr. it. Staten's Viand 1

Lord Portsmouth's whalebone 2
Mr. Rickards' The Pirate
Betting: 100 to lb ou /Aland. The three ran in rhea company
for a mile, wilt:gill. Pirate gave way, and Lllaud held a alight
lead of Whaleter.e into the straight, where be came away, and
won In a canter by four lengths.
THE BETTING -STAND PLATE 'Handicap', of 100 Sues.; winners
extra. Three.uuarters of a mile, straight.
sir. T. BrillaKe I by Ciumoble—Hopinie 1
Sir. De Li Ce's 'Mlle. Cleopatra
llz. Braylifs Viceroy
The following saw ran:—Wild Bee, Lydia, Clicken Hazard,
sad Anuniuiltion.
Betting: Even on Viceroy, 3 to 1 apt Millie. Cleopatre, 7 to 1
apt the &Thine filly, and 8 to 1 each nest Wild Bee and Am.
munition. Chicken Hazard held a lead for about WO yards,
when she gave way, and Viceroy made play with a Might lead of
Cleopatre to the half-distance, where Viceroy was in diffi-
culties, and !Wile. Cleopatre appeared to have the race in hand ;
but the Hophine (lily cane With a rush, and won by a head.
Viceroy was beaten a couple of lengths for second place, Wild
Bee was fourth, and I.y ilia next.

BETTING ON THE COURSE.
ST. LEGER.
Even apt Lord Lyon 'off, tsto 4,
20 to 1 l'udazgus (oft, 25 to 1 wanted)

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ADDITIONAL ARRIVALS.—A. D. Wagner, Chance Shot, Monk of
Avon, La Sorrentina, Stinger. Phantom Sail, Prost rpine, Deer-
look Dignity, Busybody, and Mischief.

WOLVEXIAMPTON RACES.7TuE9raT.

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The contract between the most popular of the " black country"
meetings and those recently held In SUSISVI must have been very
stsikbig to these present at both, but the sport presented yea.
tarday was quite as good as that witnessed last week, although
Use most dismal forebodings were indulged in, through its clash-
ing with that at Egham. The attendance was extremely numer-
ous, and the weather favourable, and the - upper ten." beaded
Ity Lord Stsniford,mere by no illeallbiliaaarel) reprmented. Nor
waa there a lack of bookmakers, and this dam of the racing
simannuilty bad sit the worst of the speculatbie operations, as
will be gathered fruit.. the following return :
THE batilE4' Ptfair., of 00 Does. weight forage, with maiden
allowances. "Ire, -tft.arters of a mile.

Lord Stain I- • rd's iisa
Mr. E. Phillips' f by Cnderhand —Topsail
Mr. Barron', Argyll 3
The followim; also ran Recompense, Little Ellen,
Gentle Kitty filly, Polka, Flyaway filly, and Beelzebub.
Botanic: 7 to 4 on Chiblaa, 7 to 1 each apt the others.
Till EFITITH STs3troltD BIENNIAL STAKEN. of 10 601 a each,
b ft. with 100 &dark:. for 2-year olds; colts, Set 101 b: fillies and
geldings, Sat 71b maiden and other allowances ; winners extra.
Duke of Newcastle's Opoponax 1
Mr. Saxon's Miss Elizabeth 2
Mr. ilandley's Gertrude colt
The following also ran Delilah, The Prelate, and c by Lea-
mington.
Betting : 11 to Son Opoponax, 7 to 2 airst the Catherine Parr
110, 6 to 1 each apt M ke Elizabeth and The Prelate.
THE STEWARDS' PLATE of 5 DAM each, 2 ft to the fond', with
bedded ; the winner to be sold for 80 son., Ac. ; winners extra.
Mallandle.
Mr. 'l'. Cliff's Cantharides
Mr. Barlmr'A Locket Lucy
Mr. E. Phillips's in by Vortex
Betting : Evco ou Csntharides, 5 to 4 agst Locket Lucy, 4 to 1
apt the Vortex mare.
THE WOLl•KatiAldrioN STAINS of 20 FOOS each, h ft. with 200
added ; winners extra : the second to sane his stake. About two
:11. rate., 12 of wln an pay 6 sots. each.;
Mr. Betrousso 1

Mr. Klis's Arkansas
Kr. J Saxon's Monitress 3
The following also ran :—Dulcimer, Lysander, Farce, Contract,
sod blender.
Betting: G., to 40 sire Dulcimer, 4 to 1 east Retrousse, 100 to
16 each art skuiler .vad Iloaitress, 7 to 1 asst Arkansas, 10 to 1
agst Lysander, and 190 to 8 each against Farce end Contract.
They were despatched at the Brat attempt: Farce making play,
attended by Retrouare. Dulcimer, and Contract In the order
named, Arkansas heading the others, the rear being brought up
by Lysander and Shouter. as they pawed tie enclosure. Roanding
the turn Dulcimer hunied Farce, who quickly gave way to
Arkansas and 11 et rou and the rest were wi•lcii scattered as they
ran along the far side, where Lysander and Slender became tailed
off. Nearing the T post Dulcimer held a clear lead of Re-
trousse. add about half a dozen lengths off Arkansas lay third,
with Monitreas sonic dozen lengths behind. When fairly in the
line for home Dulcimer gave way to Retrousse, and at the dis-
tance she was dead beaten, aid wise headed by Arkansas, but the
latter could not remdi Retrousse, who won in a canter by a length.
llonittcss ran through at the finish and got within two
lengths of the seennd Dulcimer being a head behind her. Con-
tract and Farce pulled up a few yards from the post, and did not
Dan the Judge, and the other two were stopped in the straight.
TAB PATAi ULL STANZA of 5 sera. each. 3 ft uto the fund',
with 100 added, weight for age, with selling allowances ; if nut
to be sold to carry 1.40 extra. Three-quarters of a mite.
Mr. Lincoln's Little Dade
Mr. Phillips's f Underhand—Topsail
Mr. T. Stevens's Sunnyside 3
F.othen also ran. . . .

Betting : Beim em Little Haile, 6 to 2 agst Sunnyside, 4 40 1
Mai the Topsail filly.
Tie BTAPPORDPIIIRII NPFISNRT HANDICAP of 5 sons. each,
Mt(to the fund), with 100 added, for 2-yr-olds ; winners extra.
Straight haltmile.
Mr. R. Porters Challenge
Mr. T. Smith's Jolie
Mr. 3ohnstone's Prelate
The following ako ran -Frederica, Dybbol, I by Voltigeur -
Siondelle, Beauclere, c by Fandango-Southampton's dam,
lady Craven. West Lancashire, Colenso, Miss Elizabeth.
Betting 2to 1 eget Challenge, 2to 1 &gat the Blendelle (Illy,
Ito 1 agst Vise Elizabeth, 100 to 8 each agst The I'relate end
JoUe.
THE ENTILLE WILTZII CCP, value 100 Dors_ by subscription
of 10 sore. each, 1 It, with 50 added ; gentlemen riders ; pro-
fessionals, 61b extra . winners extra. One mile and a helL
Lord Stamford's Brick 1
Mr. W. Siesinn's Charming Woman

Mr. Handley's Custalowa 3
The following also ran :—Queen of Trumps, Veluti, Tan, and
Presri2garde.
.3 to I aq't Custaloga. a to 1 each neat Charmiag
Woman and Brick, R to 1 apt Veluti.

ADDITIONAL ARRIVALS. —War, The Duke, Berth, Satyr, Crab.
bury, Isis. •

STOCKTON MM.-THURSDAY.

Tim Tnos 2 Lny MELLING HANDICAP or 50 son. in gecko;
isinuace, i revs. each. Five furlonga
Tx2 WYNTARD HANDICAP of 60 aura., added to a rweepotakes
of 5 Nom each, 3 ft; winners of any handicap after Moat 8
at noon, value 50 soya., 41b ; of one value 100 sum, 71b; or of
any race Table 200 SOTS., 10ID extra; second to Yoe stake.
Seven furlong,. (18 subs.)
dfra If lh die st lb
biadoslah A 9 7 Mame 3 0
ironwood
Arad= 4 8 11 at the Bowater .... 8 0
Bonaparte 4 719 Custaloga
Chi roll
7 8 Bob Chambers 3 9
7 6 Louisa 2 0
7 6 Cap:toils, • i 8
7 2 Corporal 2 7
70

the iiiiiii.
Ifbree per Cent.
llayftouer 3
llopviae 3