The Express.
London, England, 1866-03-15 00:00:00

WARWICK SPRING RACES.—WzornmDAY.

A remarkably pleasant change In the weather Induced a baps
ettesdance of non.Theillg visitors than on the opening day,
added to which the card had an additional attraction in the
Greet A arwiciuthire Handicap, the principal race of the meet-
leg, which proved such a fioorer for the backers, moat of whom
stood the two favourites to Gulled.
THE Waitron HAADICAP of 6 ROM each, 2 ft. with 25 added
for all EIRE ; winners extra Five furlongs. (10 subs.)
Marquis of Hastings' Pantaloon. by the Cure—Golconda.
4 yrs, Bet bib (J. Grlmehaw) 1
Lord Westmoreland's Selisintry, f yrs, get Ulb.. (Kenyon) I
Mr. Mound's Maid of Usk, t ire, Tat tib (nibbled) 3
Lbaglnerised Land—Grenada,and King et Gado aka ran.
: 7 to 4 on Pentalloon, 100 to 30 apt leathery, 100 to
8 Wive."
THE TWO-TZAR-OLD STAUB of 5 sow each, with 50 added
colts, list 10th: fillies, 8d 7lb winners extra. Abaft three fur-
sub.)
Padwick's Misfortune, by Orlando—A
Set 111 b (incl. 4th ea) (J, 1
1
Mr. Z. Teo BroseWe Goodiellow, Bet 10th (liptyanisa:
Mr. W. Webbre Lady goethill. Bst 7lb
The following also ran :—AllealEnratemist, The
Into (dater to Bugler), Princess Lady Craven, Bring
Phobos. ravator, Moonbeam, Confusional.
J. Grimshaw weighed fee the Marquis of Hastings's Prodigal.
Bat 10Ib, and the member was hoisted, bat after garden a motor
he returnsd to the inclospeend refuses to ride him.
Betting : 7 to 4 apt Princess Tips, 3to 1 apt Mlefortane, 8 to
1 apt Lady los hill. 100 to 6 agst Lots. and ID 1 each apt Good-
fellow, illealey, and Moonbeam. 41ter a delay at the post of
hathan.bonr, occasioned by the restlessness of the youngsters
and the enziety of the lockew to get well off, a capital start was
effected, but in a few *blue Goodfellow singled himself out
and took a slight lead of Princess. Thyra on his left, Misfor-
tune. Moonbeam, Lady Zomba and The Rescue lying in
cluster in the centre of the course. Half way up the straight
Misfortune closed with Goodfellow, and the pair running head
and heed quitted the others at every abide. A hundred yards
from honor Misfortune got her bead In boot and. running gamely
to the end, w-n cleverly by asset • thee lengths separated the
second end third. Lute wa. fourth. Resale fifth, Bright Phoebus
next, and Moonbeam seventh. Allesley and Confessional were
last. pryllog up on the post.
Till °RUT 'WARWICKSHIRI HANDICAP of 20 sow. each, 10 ft,
and only I if declared, with 100 added. Winners extra. One
mile and a half. (85 sobs., 16 of whom pay 6 sow. each.)
Mr. K Brayley's Folios, by Pellon—Hennett's dank 6 yre.
Oat bib (Murray) I
Mr. Wallow's Jezebel, 3 yrs. Est (loot 71b. ex.) .. (Arnie) 2
Lord Stamford's Cambriseen, 6 yrs, 9d (Martin)isL
The following also ran :—Arobizeedes, Welbeek, Na, y
Hark Convent, and Aline.
Betting : 100 to 80 each and Convent and Jezebel, lin to 15
Mery He
8 to I
apt Welissok, 10 to 1 apt Cesibnecen,
12 W 1 Police. 60 to 1 apt No.
THE DUDA= STACIE of 6 sow. each, with 25 added, !fat
each. Penalties and snowmen. Two miles (I nibs.)
Mr. T. V. Morgan's The MOTET, by Grey Piover—Allas
Grey, 6 yre, led (Wel lab ex.) (Hr Edwards) 1
Sir C. Rashest's Fat Jack, 6 yra, lftt 61b (incl. 6lb ex.)
(W. Walters) 2
Mr. Weilltt's Harrhwton. Ib6 (Mr. W. Bevil')

Aticus abbo ran._

Betting 7 to 4 on thiTrorer,ilo-1 apt Harrington. 6to 1
apt Fat Jack.
THE WMTZR HArnmig of 10 ens each, h ft. Winners infra.
Gentlemen riders. Prelemionals bib extra. One mile. (6 subs.)
Mr. Baron's Flynn Hone, by Wild Dayrell—Chow, 4 yrs.
10st 41b ddr. W. bre% 1
Mr. Bilhara's Balornock. yrs, Berkeley) 2
Betting 6t04 on Flyng Hons.
A BURMA &ten of 6 MOM each, 2 ft. with 25 added for iv-
olds and upwards ; winning extra ; selling allowances. One mile
and a ball, over four lighting hurdles. (4 snbs.l
Ilr. 0. Reynolds's Conies, by Newmlnster—Panllne,
67n In). list gib (A. French) 1
lAr.lllellardes Carobros, 4 yrs (301), 10st 121 b (T. Holmes)
Mr. Wallow's Pot Postai. aged (60L). Iht Sib
_ _ _ (Tomlinson)

Roanoke abo n

BMU.g : 6 to 4 oiCotulti, II tO-1 opt Pot Pewit 10 to 1

" bar two."
Ten Mon Bowe Car of to .on.. added to a rweeptakes of 3
sows each. for 4-yr-olds and upwards : protessimials, Sibs extra.
Two miles. (14 sobs.)
Mr. IL. Tuekey ns The Prior, by Idle Boy-114deline, 4 yrs,
lest bib (sr. W. &milli 1
Mr. Evansk Brampton. bps, llsf 101 b 'Owner)
31 r. Dlmmock's Ly, 1 yrs, list 41b (Mr T. Parker) 3
The following ales rea : —Vaned in, Colons, Diligence, Leopold,
Maid of Lora, and Comberfoa.
Betting: Even on The Prior, 1 to 1 each agst Vonsden and
Comberton, 7 to 1 apt lay. and 10 to 1 apt "any other."

Tan OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE BOAT RACZ.—
The advent of the crew. appearbeg at Putney is always
looked forward to with &exist,. tad yesterday there was
some disappoiotment experienced by the tion.anival of
the Oxonians, who were expected. and whore easing
was stated to be deferred till Thursday or Fridswhen
they will tate up their quarters, as usual at Mr. Kirby'.,
the White Lion. The Cantab. came yesterday, as usual, to
Mrs. Baker's, the Star and Garter. They arrived early in
the afternoon, and after • luncheon proceeded to their
boat and rowed her without moth exertioe to above
the Ship at Mortlake, where they commenced in
right good earnest to go over the ooures. Their
style at the very opening was longer and more
effective Mae of late years. Their oars were
pulled well through the water. end they were doing on the
course of the way down from 35 to 40 stroke. per minute.
They occupied 21 minutes and a few 'moods, variously
staid by all who timed them to be under 20. There was a
little wind out with the down tido, which was, of earn,
is their favour, but their performance elicited expreadose
of she utmost satisfaction from their frieeds ; tied there is
no doubt it will take a very good crew to beet them, foe'
they are certainly much better than nutey thought them to
be. There is, however, roan for mush improvement, and
should the men continue is good condition, this may be
naturally expected from the effect of practice.
FATAL ACCIDINT ox THZ NORTH LONDON RAlL-
war.—Yesterday morning, shortly after sighs o'clock. a
very shocking sad fatal accident hippeeed on the North
London Railway. A brialayer'slaboarer, is the service of
Mr. Hedge., a builder, was engaged by the side of the Lim,
between Hackney sod Canton junetioe, in arranging some
old bricks which had been removed from • bridge, when be
unfortunately went upoe the up-line, jog, in hoes of the
aline of • passenger train proceeding to Taxan:eh-street.
It n thought that the attention of the poor fellow was
directed to the paging of a down train, and before be could
be made conscious of ids dangerous position be was struck
down by the engine of the up-passenger train, and his body
was shockingly mutilated, the head, it is stated, being
severed. Death of coarse was instantaneous. No fault is
attributed to the driver of the engine, as he did all be owed
to avert the catastrophe by sounding the whistle and en-
deavouring to cheek hie speed. The body was removed
to a neighbouring tavern to await an Inquest
CRYSTAL BAUM. —On SHILLING DAT. ••••
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