The Express.
London, England, 1867-08-21 00:00:00

*forth% Intelligente.

WEST DR tIrToN SUMMER, MEETING.

Ter
This meeting was concludedsanix.
to-day, and the wean,
being fine, a goodly number of the metropolitan lovers el
sport attended ; the fields of homes were numerically
stronger than on the first day, the finishes of the majority
of the events were very close, and altogether the gathering
was a gnomes ; below will be found the running :
Tug lvn PLAT. (Handicap) of 40 eon. ; winners extra.
About An furlongs.
aux. T. ~ow %way, by Drogheda—Bay Shirley .. • 1

err P. siierwe Here - + 2
E. Hr. RickardsMad Myren—Cato' 3
Poor others also ran.
Betting : 6 to 4 apt Feemy, 3 to 1 apt Hop Leaf, 4 to 1.
apt Sprig of Shillelagh, 6 to 1 apt Calot colt.
After several false starts the lot were despatched in
stagg,ling order, Hop Leaf getting well off. while Wellesley
lost imeaal lengths. At a good pace Hop Leaf, attended by
the favourite, made play, the others well up. This order
was maintained into the straight, where Feenty Joined the
lade-, and a splendid race home between the pair resulted
in a dead heat. Calot eolt was third, onfrando-half
fourth
length ,
and Yellow Girl fifth. behind the dead heaters, Sprig of Shillelagh was
Deciding Beat—Betting : 6 to 4 on Parry, who jumped
off with the lead, Hop Leaf at her quarters to the first turn,
where the latter ran eat, end Peony finished alone.
THg Wicran Cut, value 30 guinese (handicap) ; gentle-
men riders ; profanidanala and winners extra. One mile.
Mr. Plight Vleconnt at Albans, by Si. Alb---Oalsb 1
Mr. Martha's Warcep
Mr. Hartley's Ualety
Foul ethers also ran.
Betting : 6 to 4 agst Gaiety, 5 to 2 apt Wareop, 5 to 1
apt Humphrey Davy, and 6 to 1 apt Odd Fellow.
MI COWLEY Pura of 30 nova. ; weight for age, with
certain allowances ; the winner to be mold for 50 move.
About tire furlongs.
Captain Hornby's Vicious, by Hauteur—lrregularity
Mr. Land's *vibe 2
Mr. O. Danuls's General Sherman
. Prams Garde also ran.
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Betting : 5 to 4 oaThenarrliihormaLt, 2to 1 ova Vioiouo,
sad 4 tol bar two.

THE WEST DRAYTON If Annie...? of 5 110y11. each, 2 ft,
with 50 added ; •winners extra. Ow mile and &half.
(19 nabs.)
Mr 0.
rham 'Nntmer's Changeable, by WaslasslaS—Abbal of
Cove
Mr. T. Ooddard's Lady Margaret
Captain Barclay's halut Heart
Three others ran

Betting : 5 to 4 apt Faint Heart, 3 to 1 agat En
5 to 1 eath eget Erin.go•Btegh and Changeable, 6 toilti
Lady Margaret, and 20 to 1 apt any other.
THE SELLING HANDICAP HURDLE RACE of 50 lon. •
the winner to be said for 40 eon. Oft ad* othr toot
hurdler.

Mr. Baboon's Ls Pique, by Vedette—Them
CAptaln Hornby• Little Bob
lit. ltickaols' Counters 8010
Jive others MIL
. . _ _

Betting : 2 to 1 egit Yellow Ofri, 4 Ulnae►it eget Little
Bob and Contusion, 5 to 1 eget Triumph, Bto 1 sift Coun-
ties 8010.

THE HURDLE RACE PLATE (HIUHUOII9) of 40 11011. ;
winners extra. One mile and Isbell over hurdles.

Mr. J. Conos Older, by Osseo di Verly—Nobas 1

Mr. bywoodu Jusy -
Mr. J. limittes Proses Garde
Muht others also ran.
ReVint: 2 to 1 apt Order, 6 to 1 set The Clyde, 6 to /
mob apt Triumpher and Liston, 7 to 1 each apt Robin
Adair and Jassy, and 10 to 1 apt hams Garde.
HASTINGS.—Tuseruy.

TN' HANTINGB AND Sr. LEONARDO HANDICAP PLAIN Of
50 soya ; winners extra. About five furlongs.
Mr. Hopes' luettere. by Vo(Pamir—P*lbn
Mr. Butlers llCLllllllaarrnney I
Mr. H. Wright's Venturer
Your others also ran.
.. _ _

Betting: 2to 1 si;tßouquetiere72 to 1 aget Prima
Donna, 5 to 1 each apt Killarney and Binnacle, and 6 to 1
apt Venttun.
TAX Botodor Pure of 40 son., for 3- .olds and up.
warda ; weight for age, with selling and other allowances.
Half a mile'
Mr. Lisideney'a Varieties, by Loasalaglarf—Vazalloa's
dam 1
Mr. Clifford's Bumboat
Mr. liogland's Maid of Iturlalab
Nine others also ran.
- - - - - - - - - -

Betting : 3 to 1 1
Bombast age—t—itilt
Maid
Burlea
4 tOTagst Variation, 6 to
each sAprtgh."
THE TIVO•TIAR-OLD STAYIrS of 5 lora. each, with 40
fee ft call, Set 16th ; and Else, Set 711) ;
preamble. sad Saighllol4. Halt a wile. (10 sobs.)
Alwyn's Heather Bell, by Dundee—lionutaln )laid 1
Mr. H. Weight's Apron ilartngs 2
Mr. Hopos's B nueneUor• S
Fria others also ran.
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Hotting : 6 to 4 Rise Heather Bell. 4 to 1 each nit Po.
Wanda and Aproo &romp, and 5 to 1 apt Bouquetiere.
Tug WILTER Cur (Handicap), value 50 soy■., by sub-
scription of 5 sovs. each, 21t, with 110 added ; winner,
extra ; gentleman riders ; prof attn. About owl
mile mio a half. (11 suhs.)..

Mr. Wedemi i Pereasey, by'Vedette—Flyhm Duchess
Mr. M. Mersh's Isebells

gush's Isabella
]lr.l. Clifford's Vindicator
Two others also ran.

endßets Iting : 6 to 4 aget Pommy, 2 to 1 apt Vindicator,
To " bar
A &rear firLutto HANDICLP of 5 Dora. each, 2 ft,
with 25 added, for all as; the winner to be sold for 30
Bova, Half-a-mile.
Mr. Metcalfe's Jewess, by the Duke—Calot
Mr. T. Ashmalra a by VMMe—lally Wilson
Mr. Itandles Land klo
Metallic also ran

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2
3

Betting : 6 to 4 ago" Lend Ho, and 3 to 1 apt Jewess.

BETTING IN LONDON.-TUESDAY.

As might be expected, the attendance at the clubs to-
day was not very extensive, and the betting was confined
within somewhat narrow limits. For the Great Ehor
Handicap Bradamante was decidedly first favourite, 4 to 1
being accepted readily, and, whether in tens, ponies, or
fifties, this price was eagerly snapped up. Beeswing went
rather languidly, in the early part of the day 9 to 2 was
taken, but ultimately 5 to 1 was offered, end one specu-
lator was particularly anxious to lay five fifties At the
opening of business, Challenge once more came to the
fore, and one large commissioner accepted 100 to 15
several times about him, but it was one of those instances
where the more a horse is backed the worse favourite he
becomes, as he shortly afterwards receded to 7 to
1, and this price being accepted, $ to 1 was
offered, and at this point he left off. Gomera,
although not backed for much, was very healthy,
100 to 15 being taken without hesitation. Treasure Trove
manned to meet with strong support at 10 to 1, but there
appeared to be no anxiety to patronise any of the outsiders.
The St. Leger betting exhibited no change. There were
several bets laid on the Ceserevriteb, which will be found
included in the undermentioned quotations:

GREAT EBOR HANDICAP.
4 to 1 eget Anytemente AI) 100 to 0 si,...st. lortnnto ..8)
5 to 1 Heeenelag 0) 100 to 8 llonderou4.o)
100 to 15 Gowen t) 00 to S Daftly .t)
Bto 1 Challenge (011 100 to 6 Retronne loft
atter 100 tols 6t04 on thalkoSe dad'
taken tug 'of
10 to 1 Treamsre nave 6to 2 Treasure Trove
(t and oj 1.1, 3 (t)
ST. L ,GER.
azivi
100 to 00 apt Hermit kt' PO to 1 apt Julian ID
3to 1 Vauban off) 7to 2 marrow (1. 2.
10 to 1 Achievement hp( ti, t,
C 1.3.4 . 'ITCH._
—.- •.‘

9300 to 40 aget Arrnoure-r7t) 1-101114 TO IS sot Proserptae (t)
5.00 to 100 Lama- 10.0 to 10 Eakrtoit :1!
shire I) 1000 1010 Suuthern llces
1000 to 16 Potommy

1000 to 10 sot Regalia 4)
500 to 5 Liming (t)

SOO to 5 apt itodornonte t)

BITTING AT /lANOI
GREAT REIM
6 to 1 sot Bradantaato
106 to 16 B.:swing (t sod

;EmsnaL-Tu LSDAT.

HANDICAP.

ILO to 8 apt Mandrake 't and
off
100 to 8 Falrwiod .41)
180 W 7 Tremor., lruve

15 20 2 0111j22122
to 1 Homers
9 to 1 Tortunis
100 to 3 Goodwood
ST. LI
7to 4 sot llei
100 to 30 V■

100 to 7 Alfosbury off)

mit t ttotj
'tea jt and of,

LATEST EETTLNG.
EMI Hi

.-YORK, MIDNIGHT.
ANDICAr.

9to 2 apt Bemiring (off, t 10 to 1 eget (.nndwnod 'off)
sto 1 500 to W miindrak.
9to 2 apt lirelamante'of7 100 to 0 Treasure Trove
7 to 1 Gooier* tandol2 toff
8 to 1 Ch.tileuge ,t 100 to 7 Penile '.ff:
9 to 1 Fortunlo off, 10 100 to 7 Seabilin of)
to 1t f, ISOto t— Alleabury tuff)
10 to 1 eget Falrefed t)
D6@l

tBY.
)unt (t)

40 tO I sag V

CRICKET.

SVRRET V. Suastx (Arrow).—Play. in this county
match was resumed yesterday at the Oval, at f, quorter
put 12. The wickets were comparatively dead, owing to
the deluge of rain which fell during the stormy night.
Surrey's innings closed at 2.39 for 169. Sussex, having 216
runs against them, began their innings at 3 40 ; they went
on playing till five minutes to 7, when the light was so bad
that the stumps were drawn, Sussex being one wicket to
fall and 80 runs to get to win.

The cup offered by the town of Ryde to yachts
belonging to the Royal Victoria Club was won yesterday
by the N °Late, Mr. Mandalay owner. It was a good race.