The Express.
London, England, 1860-04-02 00:00:00

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TO TEX MOTOR OT TIM 111,11F111.
flin,—Althwagh two of the items or the Mc(
tieggen gedintheetli mem' minced to mallthen. fM rtes'
INTO matee*ggis Nihon iff lagt year,. they stilt
gadswilwiKtleses having hems ten runners fur r
altheen IMO deckled dewing the two days, and
ZlllXFPratt° Althorp blew mash. PlaPrkstililiakes,.larth
lieetheregi. The Trial could scarcely thee been ken
wlth mene %beset had it atheeted a deem dusters kith
of Ave, as the three•rolds Wire represented by Odo, t
toms by North Lincolot the fives by Lifeboat, at
the ancients by M. Philippe, a quartet such as tic
seldom -leg together daring a whale' season. The
mee, however, was anything but a satisfactory one;
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N. Phkigpe was backward, Lifeboat in the same vein as
se lihreitif lest September, and North Lincoln more in the
Mame kr jumping them mean when his services were
kiwimsedld. Ode mode anew play from end to end,
which divined of everything hut North Lincoln when fairly
within the distance, and it looked like a race on nearing the
road whith proved so Wel to North Lincoln last year,
wheel be ieeppeegat shout to per Odo, havirg made up hie
pond ki $ raw kw Mies ; but he played even • were
= jag bee esidetremy the -meeting, y
early mesatiag Fordham, so tom-
tbdlMa by surprise, and se he never got into
stride spin Odo won by • char length. Thin metre-
tempt caused the Queen's Plate to be invested with more
than on interest, as Odo was to have • weed trial,
Raillebone and Lifeboat opposing him over two miles; bet
as the grey has trained off amasingly since be Zs=
at NoVingb.on, and Lifeboat was not Lifeboat,
finish between the son of Augur and Athos will either
throw *old water on the brilliancy of the Trial NAM per
formance, or prove Odo nothing but "a miler," be
Nam was beaten with the most ooneummate eats ley
Apollyoe at Liverpool, and any handicapper would twee
put an extra Mb on the latter were they to meet spin.
Thus, to put Athos in the Chester Cup at est 111b—llb lea
time Odo—he would oily be meet*, Mr. Mary's horse itt
2lb better terms ter ea arey fourryorfeat, and as he
would to quite the egad of Odo, must have half
elellenwthe bit id the latter giving him but 311.
I iisaid prefer Odds City and babortan cheats myself,
deep 1s his 1111 mike weight ; sad my opinion that he {I
eraraddle sue Safi ltate ever a mile is strengthened
By the very eleverpolenassees el irievela at the meeting,
for when she eith Oth met list season • 516 penalty got
her beaten a Wok The NeseLearptsarhire Stake dad
dwindled down at lath la • most surprising manner, thane
Wig something yew peculiar in the tactics pursued with
OM Robert., whom party, it is said, were foriatelled. II
mattered little whether Rattlehone started, after hie exhi-
bition in the Ournewel and one or two others moot as well
have paid forfeit fee the theme they had, First L. 4 ups-
clay ; and it only showed is abet fear J. Osborne is held
when Kto 1 was mapped up about him, in consequence d
those who had taken liberties being afraid to stand it.
Royal Sovereign, Springerell, Sam Spode, Chance Shot,
Simple Simon, Tommy Noble, Pitman, sod Lord Milton
were fully deserving of the support awarded them, me
far as appearances went, the Sovereign having thickened
and grown into • magnificent animal since last wag ;
but I begin to suspect he has been " kept " too keg, kr
he was tried good enough to win with another dam
on his back. Speingwell, for a north-countryman, wee re-
markably fit ; still his action did not suit the heavy ground,
or the Northamptonshire Stakes might have gone into York-
shire for the lint time for many ram Lord Milton belied hie
it2dzot by bringing up the rear throughout the race.
the Monk, the Mainstay mit, and Newstaad being
out of it also very early. The next to drop off were the
First Lord (who ran well for • mile), Tommy Noble, Chance
Shot, and Forager, the latter retiring when Pitman took
up a good position. Until the others got within two die-
tanme from home there was no telling how the matter
would eventually terminate ; but the shouts of the fielders
eoon heralded the defeat of Royal Sovereign who, with
Sam Spoile," stopped to nothing" just when they ap-
coming right through, many supposing the
rae=ite broke down, so soddenly did he " cut
it." There were now but three to fight it out,
Simple Sim ni leading into the distance, with the Pitman
and Springwell in close attendance ; but the weight at last
told on the Newmarket horse' and on his " cracking "
Edwards did not persevere with him, so that the other two
finished many lengths in advance of everything, Scngwell
never getting quite up, and finally succumbing three
parts of • length. Chance Shot Lore out my biome run-
ning well up toe certain point ; but I could do no mole
than run a good second with Springy/ell, the improvement
Simple Simon displayed on his last year. form quite up-
setting my calculations, for his best performance was that
of getting second to Litman. We have not men the last
of him by any means, the haedimpper having takes a very
lenient view if his eapabilites at Newmarket and
but as eleven of the fifteen starters are engaged in al
one of the four great Spring Handicaps yet to be decided,
the following romparisons will best show what effect the
result of the race has had :

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