The Express.
London, England, 1860-06-04 00:00:00

(Stamped Id. Additional.)

SPORTING.

THE ABOOT HEATH MEETING.

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ant,'"•The gpsem notffliwg his been got over
obis* mmeom than two swims eimm of default. and them
is • esieg of ono of thee hag if the anditam
aril not fee Motors ; bat the ogeeadjusted, le abios6 hopeless, aid
the Oiseamelemes are so dimmillside UM. Mat
be is men* to show SOIL However, mews lfitl. good
awl' Neal fan it, as the commitnee at Tatteradra axe
likely to Mks' the primal law, whisk allot of two settling
days, mo the these will ad be sash iodides for any of the
arms breed receiving Mame therame sampany with OOMe'
thing Him a fair pospoldlise. The pad week has been •
busy an he ether seeped* ler giber the three days at
gad two at Rimenised we bad the eatr of
era 4aly's sad Mr. GrosliSe's at Hampton
Onart, which was wail fa despite of the
mod wrolehed weather. The seem in away
Whose. very spirited, and some hl:bipfsm were iodised, •
soh by Stockwell, oat d Stamp al lifts
..,:aL. Head, kelering up to plasm wheaßol6
mound while a broths:lo Osollas Masa
rripMeas ; a by West Australian, out of Itiodiss,
rieseas ; and a brother to Vanua° and Lava 010 Bul-
lard Steeled, as amid, hod the "areaas,"fir we
toed mss b.y the Awes, be having stood 1,926 soloed for
whish faßy meow* for the good amnia, the
thtreedelltista pie ap lotallft ieselg 8,000 pumas, Cr an
7el geggideraM at*
trirn=" "ensaliilliktoY: alwitnilchts
lima *Miami la pia. .end ;et: the top.
cif the trea, there being mak a al valise
aza=
flews fa the list to slap*, * • hones iiio tlieV
. Strad atria MO son. - Mk not .Msd. f '
Felber,. MOOL he. boas got together Osier•wilinffe
or the • Quid Vain) gam away, an ID-
aream_mli Me me led' year of. quitblllool.,
Wed 8110 MOW* of two yew ago •,
and tiZiottamaiLun tv• now *raw tke 41M0 of
which Is Me * Stand Plate, for all ages, over the
T.V.C. Mistime US yards), and it I. ,stalely' the mod
excittog event me . ler Tanday, being worth a deer MO 1
Selma to the wtraeg, tracks to the XS son. Wet The
matey it "siesiermsellegt,e boat la' quality and quantity,
lee amass Ma IS walla emileffiliewlog t-o
• Age lOW age se th
Mentions
learAtoiend r . S , 4, 5 UM Ml6= 2 10
The Drone a 111 =4Doisess .... 2 10
Contacting:
Hartley Whitney.... 8 8 5 Vintereavet...., 2 8
Merrimac
Maggiore
Mentmore proved himself the epootiset Ming ate het mem
when he gave. Neophyte 2711abikall
eirlpese him • bead over
about this same distance at . iti the Weer won
recently with. lOst ; and litre .7 who sass • Mal third
to him when main.* 91b, elm lavinaible bet yew
with • pounder two under M. TS.- was always very
fist also, minis baiter bail * dot his legs will
ye/ad
stand • ,mesa eme, tite ewe- good es they have
proved thseassives, mad net •.4 to vs it all their own
way, as their equals hen hem Witted over here on several
oscasims by moderate Atom% avid to the severity of the
oosnokwbiolt is on the meson from sad to end. The Drone,
when Mart of preparation, took a good part in the Derby,
and the cotta fortnight's walk will render him a formidable
candidate, if paned einte-ensi Men is &thing to keep him
for, es he Is eel In the M. LOW ; Cantadiaa, who finished
is the Oaks to fhoOdi she liked a hill, and Maggiore, who
woe esormi to elrhole ore, half a mile at Newmarket,
are also worthy al sotica, the two-year-old winners having
the worst of the weights with them. Lady Clifden,
however, beat Little Lady over her favourite distance
loving start) in the emisionest of canters
at Warwick : and as her doled of Big Bea and
Dundee at Liverpool was very cleverly accomplished,
ft is hardly ;edictaes to land aphid her. The
Matilda colt's doings at Bath must not be overlooked, he
having had 31b the worst of the weights when he ran Big
Ben to a'head ; and he will sorely trouble Lady Clifden
while meeting her with Mb the best of the weights ; then
again, Brown Duchess is said to be nb superior to Ben, and
between the three the youngsters ought to hold their own,
even if Vancouver and Sweet Hawthorn (both reputed
" Byers" at home) are over-rated by their partisans. I
shall, consequently, look out for the Matilda colt and Lady
Clam in the front rank at the finish, with the Drone and
I Mei:Amore running well up, the Ida eC Brown Duchess
I being too doubtful for me to follow fortunes. The
ykos
Queen's Gold Vase, two will any grad ex-
' citemort, the follewhrg the :
MI at Age st lb
Indifference
Magnum 4 6 6 Horror 3 7 3
Avalanche
I cannot perceive what Indifference was entered for, and
Honor ought to beat Magnum with but Mb the wont of
the weights, laving shown himself of • better class, while
he draggled so gamely for • place in the Derby that his
staying must not be doubted, and the Rap was too far
behind him in that oneounter to concede 41b now, Mr.
" Hearv'e" hone having lost his maiden allowance through
tring 100 son. as the mtriad in the Two Thousand
Avalanche had two lengths the best of Rupee in
the OGISI, and ought to gin hr 41b for it, having carried
off the Qmsa's Plate at Chester so very easily that she will
=stay; and the two descendants of Wild Darrell
have all the fun to themselves, Horror being by far
the most tradworthy, with the weights 81b. in his favour.
The Trim! Stakes, new mils, las an entry of 26, and Gas-
t=insyrs, Bst 111 b, with Rest., 3 yrs, Sat 31b, an the
animals engaged, especially over this distance,
Defender's form having sadly fallen off this season. Of the
2.yr-olds Rouge Dragon and Zodiac are the best looking that
have been out ; but as the yowagsters could never win here
when receiving 3st from the 3-yr-olds, the only one that
ever beat the old horses over this course being /Umbel, who
was one of the best 2-yr-olds of her year, it is not refs to
trust them, and if Restos can beat Gaspard with a Sib
penalty in the saddle, the Baron may draw first blood at the
royal meeting. A two-year-old plate, half a mile, with the
winner to be sold for 1001., has a good entry, Merolla being
the best I have seen out yet ol the seventeen engaged ; but
the event for two-year-olds on Tuesday is the Third
Biennial, which has forty engaged. With the exception of
1 Walloon and Brother to Rainbow there are no winners of
note among the number, the latter being the only danger-
ous candidate in the list of public performers ; still, it is not
impossible for Lord Stamford to have his revenge on Mr.
Merry few the Epsom defeat with one of his ' darkieen
The Ascot Derby, for 3-yr-olds, one mile and a half,
is • match between the Wizard and Northern Light, the
former's Mb penalty being suMcient to invest the
nos with some interest, although he beat the
grey with 101 b in hand in the Two Thowand, as
the extra half mile may make it • near thing. The Eighth
Triennial for 4-yr-olda, two miles, has all the appeamace
of a " good thing " for Mouravieff, whose stable compa-
nion, May Morning, is quite good enough to beat the re-
minder, or take his place should he still be tender on his
pins. There is • bonus of 200 son. with the Ascot
two miles and a half, for the first time, and two-thirds
the twenty-seven acceptors may be tempted by the 900 i
awaiting their pleasure, the handicap being one of the best
of the year. Special Limon, 6 yrs, Set 111 b, is not the
hams he was, or I should pronounce him thrown in among
this lot ; neither can any further dependence be placed
upon Borderer, 6 yrs, fat 41b ; or Newcastle, 4 yrs, 80.416.
The latter's defeat by Tormentor at racing weighta in the
early_ spring, and subsequent indifferent performance in
the Newmarket lisadiemi, more than coenterbalancing his
defeat of Wild Roes at Epsom, as the latter could not live
with a moderate field for the Queen's Plate on
the same day, and she is evidently not in bloom
ye Mouravietrs owner testy be content with the
and Magnum confine his attention to the Van,
no that Clydesdale, 5 yrs, Bst 1.21 b, appears the best of the
hoary weights, and if the stable prefer Independence, 4 yrs,
Bst fib, at least cao eye most be kept on their movement..
The hard gromad at took all the galloping out of
Ttinstall Maid, 5 yrs, list llb, or the handicapper would
not have been so lenient ; but as the recent heavy rein
serves her admirably, her owner may take advantage of the
mistake, and then the other heavy weights would be even
worse off than they are now. Ancient Briton, 5 yrs,
, ist 81b, always 'truck me as "well in ;" and the handl-
, sapper has been equally lenient towards him for the Royal
, Hunt Cup, which will better snit him as regards the distance,
, so that he may be reserved for that encounter, and Dana.,
. 3 yo., fist 21b, carry Lord Coventry's colours here. How-
-1 ewer, The Brewer, aged, fist 10Th, and Flitch, 4 yrs, list Mb,
ham too much the beat of the weights with her for me
. to fed so sanguine as I might ware the Briton to do tattle,
1 sad such flattering account. reach me of the Farmer's
qtr colt that he must have my preference over
l all the Sol-olds, while allotted the nice weight of Oat fib
.1 and he is good-looking enough to stand outright ; Flitch,
The Brewer, and Tumid! Maid being next in my estinia.
Mow The weights for • Handicap Plate, half a mils, have
yot to &mar
Oa Wednesday the Fern Hill Stakes, for 2 and 3-yr-olds,
half • mile, may promote • snood meeting between Lady
Mika, Big Ben, and Little lady, who, with Folk/dose
1 sad me or two others, will do good bath for the=
den, while Fravola out be trusted to take up the
I i the 3-yr-okla . and if in the humour she may pt • very
A,' Daemon of Lady who looks most like the
M asaier paper. A. PIaSCIT2 100 eon., for 2 and Syr-
olds, with amides allowaams, oweoo off ea the T.Y.C., and
1 as the Stand Plate ea Tuesday, although decided ea the
was course, is largek to insterlelly injure the I
,we shall have a Said, Ode, Crater, liaggrrne7Z
i Wants the boot of the three, while King of
Kest amd Ellsworth Um both shows form among
i the two's . end if I am allowed • start with the
Americas dRy Maggiore, bur 1011:: allowance :sight mum
• victory. la fin Cores/dim Stakes, for three-yerirodd
1 Mks, on the Oki Me, them am the arms of =att.
1 Venus filly, Veda, Ocoadina, and
who may all be by the 1,0004, deepits the two hat