The Express.
London, England, 1867-10-09 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS. WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 9, 1867.

THE CESARE% ITCH STAKES, II free handicap of 25 love.
each, 15 ft, with 200 added, fur 3-yr-olds and upwards ;
winners extra; She owner of the second received SO toes.
out of the stakes. Casarewitch courbe (2 wiles 2 furlongs
26 yards). (88 rola )
Duke of Nswcsatle's Julius, by Bt. Albana--Julie. 3 Yrs.
Sit rT.Clu9netri I

Mr. 14.mett's Weetwick. 4 yra, 4st 4th T. Vivaldi; 2
Loral Wcauwrclaild's Yuuq,L.g Girl, 3 yrs, ist ..,Kcoy..o 3
The followinsi it tan :—Daleaioutu. dame's, Pratt Man
ficiatmr.eoler, 3cidakta, Arciiiiiitalts. utlog Ittlatak,
s lis, Rolle Manta, Moalfonibett, (Oscan flOnderr, La
nu:; Gaud Cm a, h[ratu i:r, , King
Victor, Anuuurvr, Minder, Pouipillus. Harpenden,
Glcaner, and tiny of Warwick. Lothario was scratched at Y am.
ootheday of the ram

BetaWir: 7 to 4 apt Blinkhoolle,loo to 17. apt Arroonrer,
7 to 1 apt *slain, 12 to 1 apt Julius, 20 to 1 each agat
Romping Girl and Archimedes, 2:i to 1 apt )lontgoubert,
30 to 1 apt Numa l'ompilius, 33 to 1 apt Honesty, 40 to 1
apt Scamander, 50 to 1 each agst Harpenden and Pearl
Diver, 1,000 to 15 each apt Pirate Chia(, King Victor,
and La Dauphine, and 100 to 1 each apt Dalesman and
Westwick. _ .

The start, which was preceded by two or three breaks
away, caused by the fractiousness of King Victor, was
effected at ten minutes past three, the 27 competitors
being despatched in admirable order. The brat to show
in front was Archimedes, oho quickly assumed a clear
lent of Numa Pompilus, Guy of Warwick, La Dauphine,
King Victor, and Leases, this lot being in a cluster slightly
in advance of a compact body of horses. most prominent
of whom were Julius, Westwick, Blinkhoolie, Armourer,
Endaleigh, blontgoubert, and Etoile Filante, the rear diva.
lion, after they had gone two hundred yards, comprising
Honesty, Sealskin, Romping Girl, Pearl Diver, and Dales-
man, who lay off until coming through the Ditch-gap,
where Honesty ran through his horses and joined the
leaders. When fairly through Choke-jade, Archimedes
exhibited symptoms of distress, and La Dauphine,
wide on the left, took up the running, Blink-
hoolie at this point lying second, close up with
Mr. Chaplin's colt being Armourer, Etoile Filante,
Numa Pompilius, Guy of Warwick, Pearl Diver,
and Honesty slightly in their rear, following
Julius, Westwick, Sealskin, and Endsleigh. Across the
flat La Dauphine at one moment held a lead of half-s..
dozen lengths, lying still wide on the left, whilst the
various positions of the others underwent but little
alteration, except that Romping Girl and Pearl Diver
gradually drew forward until approaching the Bushes.
hill, where the tailed-off division comprised by far the
part of the competitors. On the brow of the hill La
Eitel:rine gave way, and Julius rushed to the front, the
Duke of Newcastle's colt taking a clear lead the moment
they commenced the descent, having Westwick, Sealskin,
and Honesty on his whip hand, with Pearl Diver, Romping
Girl, and Blinkhoolie on the left, La Dauphine in the
centre of the course, ruidArmourer at the latter's quarters,
lying well up. Behind these, in the order named, were
Joseph Dawson's pair —Numa Pompilins and Guy of
Warwick—Endaleigh, Montgoubert, gumless, and Leases,
the others being beaten off a long way. In the dip Julius
was pulling double, whilst Blinkhoolie, after running a
grad horse to the top of the bill, gave way, and half-way
down the hill, either from want of staying powers, or a
propensity to " chuck it up," he was in extreme difficul-
ties. Westwick on the right, and Romping Girl on the
left, were now the only two left to do battle with the
Duke of Newcastle's colt, the others not having a struggle
left in them ; and although both French and Ken-
yon rode most resolutely, they could only reach the
quarters of Julius, who shot out the moment
Chalioner oalled upon him, end won in the commonest of
canters by four lengths from Westwick, who was a neck in
advance of Romping Girl. Blinkhoolie was fourth, a
length and a half behind Lord Westmorland's new pur-
chase, Honesty, two lengths from the favourite, being
fifth. Then came Armourer sixth, Sealskin seventh, La
Dauphine eighth, Numa Pom ilius ninth, Guy of War-
leak tenth, Success eleventh,
thirteenth, and Minster fourteenth, separated at wide in-
tervals. The pulling up division comprised Endsleigh,
Archimedes, Dsleamsn, Gleaner, Pearl Diver, Etoile
Ft-
lante, Young Express, King Victor, and Pirate Chief, the
extreme rear division consisting of Grand Cross, Harn-
den, °wain Glyudwr, and &amender, the latter rito-
lately last. The duration of the race for the Cesarewitch,
P 4 shown by Benson's chronograph, was 4 min. 10 NM
3 tenths.