The Express.
London, England, 1866-08-14 00:00:00

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Filbert....

The Brigand ... 4 013
TUB &tangs' STALKS (Handicap) of 6 son. each, with 60
added, for 2 yr-olds . winners after August 10. at 11 a.m. 5113
extra; almond to save atuke. Three-quarters of a wile, straight.
(20 subs.) . .

at lb et lb
The Hatter 4 10 Binnacle
Seville
Python
Rebecca
The Rock 7 7 Young Lord 6 7
Canard
fby Bracket—Texana .... 7 4 c by Rataplan Chance
Harpenden
Brown Tonnuy
Vigor 7 0 Ida 6 0
Raster Robert

THE or \Yetis's STARIW :Handicap, of 200 SOTS In
*peek; winner* atter Aucuat 10, at eleven a.m., 71b. and the
winner of the thinee Alfred Cup, 101 b extra. One mile, strOtht.
Age at lb Age at lb
_ ___ _

The Warrior .. .... . 812 Tina .3
9
Master Richard .... 6 S 7 Qnirina
Skirmish
Bedmlre 4 7 13 Birkdale 3 7
Deerfoot .
Mortis Dormer
Jack o' Lai
11.4410ubt 4 7 6 Potomac 3 0
Mongrel
A. D. Wagner
Comers
The Pirate .. .
Filbert 4 613 Loaf Sugar 3 10
The Brigand
Wild Bee 4 6 11 Gtutdrede
Iltedallio• ... .... . 3 6 10
• Set RRY HANDICAP 3111111P0TAILII3 Of 10 seas. each, 3 ft, with
60 added; winmrs after Aught :0, at eleven cm., 51b extra.
Three-quarters of a wile. str (16 sin...)
Age at 1 Age et lb
Meads*
. BLI Gilllagbeck
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A. H. Wagner
Magician . .
HOMO! Agkiveu.—Plunder, Whalebone, Lydia, Pas de Charge,
Viceroy, Wild Bee, llopbine filly, ilayleaf. La Mute.
Mork Brigand, Preceptor, Loaf Sugar, Vigor, Skirmish. tier
Ladyship, Brown Tommy, Mdlle. Cleopatra, Diary's Land, Gene-
ral Ymety, Tartar, Oppredtioa, Pirate, Redoubt. Wild Dove,
Wildair, Princess Mary, Adele, Chicken Hazard, Owlet, Verity,
=di of the Garter, Arbutus, Carlotta filly. Many others Ga-
in the Lturning.

'rarz HI-MLA/CD Moo2B.—Sporfamen are now
arriving daily in great numbers at Inverness, on their way
to ghosting quarters, and where deer-stalking or salmon-
fishing can be enjoyed they are already established. A be-
ginning bas been made in several forests, and the deer are
found to be in good condition, the heads in many eases
being nearly free of velvet. Mr. Horatio Hoes writes in
high spirits from his new forest, near Evanton, in How
sine. He says—" I went out on Friday fee the first time,
and was very much plowed. I saw in different lots on it
122 slags, besides a good many hinda—many very fine,
SIMI, with ini:l beads AI I have not seen for many seines
sow. 1 did not, however, fire at the vary large deer, as
their heads were not hard, bat contented myself with one
13-stone stag, which I found in very good condition.
Grouse are literally swarming, and very well grown. No
season, in my recollection, has opened in Homelike with
fairer prospects for sportsmen." We (boxroom Courier)
continue to naive very favourable reports of the moors
from all parts of the north. The late rains may hare
proved fatal to the very young birds,, but almost every-
where grouse are so forward as to be out of danger for
drowning. Almost every mem is the Highlands has been
taken this season.
BrisAKranr.—Epps's Cocoa (more oommonly
<sled spots Homeopathic
moos as being prepared mg Intro.
61a4 by yam. Rpm the liothis Chonalat East established
in *gbiad). the very sme chancier of this preparation
les rendered it a general favourite. The flee natural flavour of
liebehno Cocoa 61 relined and made extremely delicate and
Caltt Tor breakfast so sear beverage is ovum! hwigorms.
al sesiaiaing. This Cocoa Is toieciFoongeals lobe never
used Onus baste. " COMPS lands br than tea or oolfan"
Dr. Hamill saya-8•11 Is alb., alla, packsis.-lAdver,
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