The Express.
London, England, 1867-11-13 00:00:00

Spurring intelligence.

Mi IZE'A MEETING.-Ti E,DAV

T.. :re was a marked improvement in the weather to-day,
eltbmgh the atmosphere was dull and cold, while the sky
was of an inte::',2 hi,e, •-• • edeenital by a single ray
of sunshine. The absence of fog, however, WWI suWcieut
to ::,ke the professional racing ios'Pit'',s thankfid for the
change, awl the company being much larger ural mere in-
• :ntril.sper:siation was c..eried on much more spiritedly
the a on to ,- opening day. llacing again cotimenced
at Loon. and f.isielington, with odds of to lon ltim. can-
terv.d away with the Shorts Hainslicap—half-a.u.ile—from
Lis two oppoq silts. Python, although carrying lelbextre,
straa. th • Itateetiehl Handicap very easily, the favourite,
stoekini.;, rinishiu • second. .Il:hough Kenyon 's
backers weer unfortunate in the preceding race, he came
then.. a tare tutu in the Enville Plate, which he won with
P 4,1.13, after making all the running, and starting
at 5 to I. Grand Cross and Huntsman were
both Fetter favourites than the daughter of Parmesan
ant Areheresa. but "the Cross" was never formidable.
It w:ll be seen that at a later period of the slay Lord
Wawa 's more won the Handicap sweepstakes from her
only opponent, the Ladylike filly, who was the favourite
wt srse period, though Parma hod the call at the flei hi. Of
the twenty•Ettee coloured on the card for the Shrewsbury
et p - the race par excellence of the meet:n;--eleven
went to the !asst. incluslinz Tynedsle, stable companion of
th: Liverpool winner, Moulsey, and llama, the slouble-con-
qu.vor of Ls, I Lyon, who ran in Mr. Chaplin'.. colours
au-I piloted by Challoner. Several other handicap
celebnties ran in the race, and the field was conceded a
goos! one. Seville was made an equal favourite with
T):s ,We the last named, as usual, ran in blinkers,
• .sePsn had, in consequence, more conumnd over the
Do a... and he woo very easily. As the winner wes the
stable companion of Mandrake, the Middlehani division
Dare thus pulled oft two good stakes in succession. The
re: iainder of the racing was made up of unimportant
e‘, its, and sloes not call for any remarks beyolol the ats•
penleil returns:
Tl4c WREI: IN STAKEA of 5 sovs. each, with 40 added;
for all ages, with selling penalties. About half a mile.
Mr, Ilerrs's Liddloutoo, by wrlando—Lady harden 'not to
Le sold , S yrs. s,t toll. ima. tont extra ... ,Orintshas I
litadortn's Mends <;291/ , 2 yrs. 7st 411, ....(Peppler)
Mr. E. Greets's Adamauthe-a xtoe, 3 yrs. 844 SD,
T. titallonert g
Betting : 4 to I on Liddington, who after taking a few
strides went to the front, and never afterwards being
heeded won in a canter by three lengths. Adamanthea
WW: a bail third.
THE Barrida I Eli) HANDICAP of sows. each, with 30
added ; for all ages ; winners extra ; second saved his stake.
:About three-quartere of a Tulle. (54 subs., ti of whom pay
1 ft. to the fund.)
G. anarll's Python. by Young Helbourne—Latatia,
3 yes, :at bgb Inc. lulls ex.l • Parry) 1
Yr. Naylor's ilrey Stoeting, 4 yrs. oat 12111 t Kenyon! I
Mr. 11. W rkett's Hops:ine, 4 yrs. oat 7lb inutlet, 3

Amiiiam also ran.

Cameron weig had for the Dean, 3 yes, net 9Th (corr.
Gat 10Th), and the number was hoisted, but the horse did
not reach the course in time to start.

Petting : 7 to 4 apt Grey Stocking, .; to I agat Python,
I agst Ambition, and 4; to I 'gat Hopvine. The Litter
snide the running till approaching the distance, where she
dropped hack, and Python, who hail been lying next, was
left in front, and maintaining the advantage to the chair,
won easily, a length from Grey Stocking, who defeated
Hopvine by three parts of a length. Rounding the top
turn after passing the post, Peppier tooke a stirrup
leather and fell from the saddle, fortunately escaping
without injury.
Tue. Heritut PLATE (Handicap) of 50 sous.; winners
extra. About half a mile.
Lied Wiltou's Parma, by Parmesan—Areheress, yrs,
74 41b (Kenyon' 1
4;. Jones's lluntinnan,3 yr, 7st 41b .l'. Paged S
Mr. Itrivlecs Billet, 2 yrs, est 210 ritntler
The tollorrin4 ale. ran :--tiochria, Tortuga, Gay Ned, Grand
°eau, and Limner._

Pitting : 5 to 2 agst Grand Cross, 100 to 30 apt Hunts-
man, sto 1 asst Parma, and 100 to 15 apt Billet. Parma
slipped her horses at the start, and came on with a clear
lead of Tortuga and Billet, none of whom, however,
approached Parma, who wou easily by a length from
Huntsman ; a head, only separated second and third.
Grand Gross, who got the worst of the start, finished fourth,
clear of Tortuga, hftb, Mocbrie sixth. The last two were
Clay Ned and Limner.

THE Snv.;ws CCP (Handicap), value 300 soya,
added to a sweepstakes of 20 soya. each, 10 ft ; winners
extra ; second saved his stake. One mile and a quarter.
(86 subs, 4.4 of whom pay 3 Goys. each to the fund.)
Mr. Jcluisbec's Tyndale, by Warlock—queen of Tyne.
3 vrs. 7st (Cameron; 1
Major atspylton's tratrulnd, 3 yrs. Gag 416 (Cradock;
Mr. Wadloa us Monism'. 6 yrs. sic Wllnte) S

:'hv (ollvaiia also nn :-Barra, Acues, War, Seville, usard,
Hcr Lulyabi;), Oro., and Viscount In. Alban+.

Betting to leach a^st Seville and Tynedale, 6to 1
apt Rams, S to 1 each a:rst lioubey arid War, 10 to 1 apt
Acara, 11:0) to 7 agst The Lizard, and 20 to 1 each apt Her
Ladyship and Fair Wind, and 3.1 to 1 egst Orne. The com-
petitors reached the starting-post exactly at two o'clock,
the time fur which the race was set, but Orne breaking
assay at the first attempt a good start was frustrated.
When together again all were despatched in beautiful
order with the exception of Moulsey, who was left at the
port, but the flag not being lowered they had to return.
The Lizard, however, overpowered Jeffery, and come
on at a cracking pace followed by Her Ladyship,
Baum, Viscount, and Se Albans, their jockeys being
under the impression that it was a start until reaching
the Stand, where the two last-named were pulled up and
returned to the post. Both Her Ladyship and the Lizard
were now unmanageable, and went racing away side by
side to the t It ree-q uarters-of -a-mile post before their jockeys
could stop them. After one break away Mr. DrGeorge
succeeded in despatching them to a beautiful start.
Seville however, pulling hard, soon showed in advance,
having Her Ladyship and War as her immediate attend-
ants, the others lying in a compact body, till reaching the
Stand, which they passed in the following order—Seville
slightly in advance of Actaa, War, and Her Ladyship
Bama and Tynedale lying next, succeeded by Lizard. and
Fair Wind. 31 onlsey, Orne, and Viscount bringing up the
rear almost abreast. Rounding the turn Acta,' drew her-
self clear of the Danebury filly, and made the running for
about a hundred yards, when she died away, and never
afterwards was formidable. Half-a-mile from home Fair
Wind rushed through his horses, joining Her Ladyship,
who had been racing on with Seville, and • slight
" cannon " ensued, Cameron being compelled to pull
Tynedale oat of his track, but without militating
against the chance of any of the competitors. Mr. Heath-
eote's mare immediately afterwards died away, and Tyne-
dale was now left in waiting on the two leaders, War and
Moulsey lying fourth and fifth, the others being widely
scattered. Rounding the bend into the straight Fairwind
took • clear lead, and held it until fairly in the line for
borne, when Seville was beaten, Tynedale, in the centre of
the course, and Moulsey next the rails, being now the
enly ones left in the race. Below the distance Tynedale
came away, and won in a canter by three lengths. Moab
my finished half that distance in rear of Fair Wind, while
Orne, running past the pulling-up horses and heading
Seville in the last few strides, was fourth, the Danebury
filly being fifth, clear of Actea, Rama, Viscount, St.
Albans, Lizard, and Her Ladyship, who finished at wide
intervals. War, who rounded the lower turn in a good
position, was beaten soon afterwards, and Kenyon, finding
perservance useless, pulled him up and walked in.
THIC WOR MEMBER:4' PLATE of 5 ems. each, with
50 added, for all ages; weight for age, with selling allow-
ances. Half a mile.
Marquis oi Queensberry's Pocket Hercules, by Tolima-
rucut—Gazelle :VOL 2 yrs. tat Mb 'Milne) 1
Mr. Hopes uheddington Cm'. 2 TT% oat sib ,ttnir.,
Mr. Ilackeo.in's Rob Roy yr*, Gal 61b SbarplM 3
The following also ran ;-I:Africalne, Alberta, Mu. and

Betting : sto 2 apt Alberta, 4 to I each apt Pocket
Hercules sod LAfricaine, and 5 to 1 apt Cheddington.
Pocket Hercules made the whole of the running, and eon
aline race by R head from Cheddington, who took second
place at the distance. A length divided second and third.
l'ideface was fourth, Mn. fifth, L'Africalne neat. and
Alberta last. The winner was sold to Mr. Stevens for 75

filwxywrxxxx of 5 soya, each, for ell agn ;
111rneri extra. About three furlongs.
Lord Wltton's Parma, 3 yrs, Set 7lb inc. 7lb extra'
tKenynn I
Goddlxg's I by Leamington—Ladylike. 2 yrs, est 714
(butler' 2
Tat flamers HANDICAP of 3 eon, each, with 20 added,
for 2-yr-olde and upwards; winners extra; winner to be
mold for 50 eon. Five furlongs straight.
Captain linebell's Epigram, by Young Ilelbourne—Jen
.11.4prit. '2 yrs, 441711,
r. J. Jones's tapas ,Brother to belgrave , 3 yr , 7.1 all.
(Kenyon' 2
Mr. Harrlsott's Footllght. 2 pa Cat 7Tb (ear. ant 10lb
(Cameron, 3
Rk)light and Ashstcad also ran.
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Betting : 6 to 4 eget Epigram. 9 to 4 eget Lupus, and
sto 1 ag.t Ailistead. Epigram made nearly the whole of
the running, and won easily by a length and a half ; the
samedistance interloped between the second and third ;
Ashstead was fourth, and Skylight last. The winner was
bought in fey 101 guineas. _ _

Tic, COUNTY BIEMSERs' PLATE of 50 soya. (Handicap),
for qll ages ; winners extra. About one rulle.
Mr. Dixon's Purveyor, by Caterer—Cygnet, 2 yrs, n.t 711,
(Euder. 1
Mr. tv,ilev nd Queen of Truman. age.l. fist (T.Cballoner)
31r. S th.,llr..son's Lessee. 3 yrs. Sat If, 'Detron) 3
The following ale., ran :—Langham, Lady Hun, Besudesert, and
Cater.

Belling : 3to 1 (at first 2 to 1) apt Purveyor. 160 to 30
each Langham and Lady Pam, 5 to 1 apt Queen of Trumps,
and to 1 agat Leases. Lady Pam made running followed
by Lanham and Lessee, Purveyor headin4 the ruck, the
last two being Beaudesert and Cater, both of whom got
bony efT. At the distance Purveyor and Queen of Trumps
sinriled themselves out, and the race beanie a match he-
tweets the pair, the Toting one winning by half a length.
Leona was a bad third, Lady Pam fourth, Langham was
frfti, the other two being beaten a long way, the absolute
Let being Beandesert._

MATCH 50. One mile end a half.
Mr. Tomlin's Heku, list CO (Thocsllrson!
M-. Tborne's Rosa. lout 41b 'Mr. Dalt*, t
Betting 5t04 on Helen, who made all the running, and
von in a easter by eight lengths._

ADDMONAL Anutram-JCalot °oh, Trifle. Ped Comyn,
Diadem, Lozenge, Chivalry, Osprey, Grand Duke. Mims
Doswell filly, Nutpeeker, Owen Itoo, Naglish Rae filly,
mad Austerlitz ally,