The Express.
London, England, 1860-04-23 00:00:00

TO TIN =ROO Or TM ZIPSIOO.

Nia,—Taking all thine into consideration, the
backers of Buccaneer for the Two Thousand stood his
" ereatching" quietly asough, the majority having taken
the precaution to couple the Wizard with bun, and
thus enlace the Nuttier to a certainty (7); but the
latter having taken his departure on
people begin to wonder at the outrunt
dimity fat of two animals, hacked for • mint al
messy during • period *stadia( over three months,
"going" she simultaneously within • few days of the
1 JCIV. soil were onnaoquently diacoutented. No min doubted
the statement of the real cause of Buccaneer's withdrawal ;
still, it del appear singular such a great horns should have
nude a shutdeo.ock of ever since the betting on
the me commenced, he having advanced and retreated
nearly every alternate week up to the very lad
and but that his noble owner was above suspicious
wen severe comments might reasonably have been made
eti such • circumstance. However, his lordship has been
quietly rifting this liter. matter, while the "nobblors"
thought all was over. and the Hoe. Admiral Row write.
to the Lire that there las been a regular system of
communication between pert'es •• performing" in London
sal me consorted with the stable, and the dis-
missal of the latter proves something serious to
have been discovered. It is to be hoped no false notions
if delicacy will cause the circumstances of the case
to be kept secret, for nothing would tend more to put down
the system than a thorough exposure of all parties con-
cerned. and I have no doubt that in a few days the public
will be mole aware how it was such a fierce cannonade was
invariably playing upon the Buccaneer. No secret i. made
of the cause of Wizard's decline, for it was generally
known on Tueivbiy he had to go through the mill
next dey, and from the anxiety to lay against him on
Wednesday evening, we can easily believe the report that he
mashed nearer last than first. I have always expressed an
..iiioiou that he would not improve on his two-yrold form so
as many of his opponents, and there is every reason
t,.1.-lieve the stable now boasts more than one animal ow
leciiir to him, although last year they did not
dream of such a probability. The two days' meet-
ing at Emen was • great success, the field for the
City and Suburimi having been larger than we can ex-
t. see for the Cheater Cup even; but the results
of the principal contests having only affected events near at
hind, an analysis of the nanniag would he out of place, the
emplexicia of affair. for the Derby not being in the least
slimed. no outsider having run Mfilciently well to prove
formidable, as in the CIAO of Glenbuck last year ; and the
revectable p..sition in the market Confectioner obtained by
hasNC WOW ket victory he lost altogether, cutting up but
modemely in both the great handicaps.
The programme .4 the Newmarket " First" Spring
Meetior- %mild it not be more consistent to call it the
sscud -comes out with no new feature, for the free handl-
c.cps are virtually a failure, and, except the Two Thousand
on Tuesday, the One Thousand and Two-year-old Plate on
noonday, and the Newmarket Stakes on Friday, the five-
rind twenty item complete are but dull affairs, they not
baring the merit of good entries even, however small the
fields mar be.

TCLADAY. The Two Thousand Guinea &alma, for
,ty rods, B.M. are gmerally baked a " tier.
taint,"for shout two animals, but when such public
performers as Traducer, Tom Bowline, Lapointe., Bro-
ther to Rainbow, and Nicholas are mole the favourites,
cannot but the ram as a mat ..pen one. To COOl.
fete with these, Aurora. King of Dimmed+,
South Australian, St. James, sad one of Lord Zetland's
I V.....misher or Bivouac), are almet certain starter. —those
there ism doubt about comprising Loiterer,Umpire, Winton,
31.-a a imae, the Wizard, ecotadins, and Von Strom—so that
the held will be atmeger then Boman', numerically spank-
lug. It is said Cape Flyaway does not travel south yet for
aoinc tame, eu that we may fairly pre.unie Tom Bowline
won last Wednesday's " trial" in a most satialectoey
MAW-WT. He ran Lackerard all !An, IKAIAOO, sad still finished
t.. the highly .tried Winton at Goodwood,
havi•ag afterwarrle defeated the Venus any sad Lady
Falcon. r in a canter at Dosimeter, and this ma Kim, of
Diano.e.l. to • head at Newmarket. Wbea Dartmouth heat
him subsequently be was out himself. and if dependence
can 1.• placol on his trial, we might also iganre kis odd*
p-tf.rmancee, as they thiak him at Whitewall geed enoughfor the Derby, and had be any theme for a piece there,
vtet.ey in this company it almost a certainty. The &etby
stalde has some measure of him, however, through their
le talon having easily settled his pretemiem at Good-
wood, mei if Nichol.s were made so boa " foe the July
Beak, through a spun with Winter% at hoe" he
must finl.l.l.l.llTlf.lbere near the "darliag of oar new," if sot
lad.:.• him. He was always a great favourite of mie,
although Ito•ceneer was boUnd to keep hum refs whenever
they net ; awl a. the latter O sow out of the way, this.
i inolecenwtat for me to. turn Rtonian. nudism bee
enattrmol the opinion I ex.pressed ..f hue after the rarefy,
Ertl t.peucrr's Plate at Nerthasaidon to the letter, my
remark. having cooduded thus:— It ia " far tress anew
bald° that subeequent owning will show be ought to
More woo the Karl apes sr. Plate at Northampton in a
canter, there being more atalikely cirvunotames to ha
than 1... mein 10 to I for the Two Thousand Guise...." This
• boki stroke, coseirisehigliew easily Freebie won when
gioit.g him nearly a dear. but my re.Tose for the re-
mark were very drag, sad now that Bweawisoor
au I the Wind hare resigned their places, be I.
abolutcly first favourite, having been trad very receetly to
ilowetight thing t" still 1 ealinot admit to being
• .4 hi. dome of wise*, had he am the Earl
bps.. Plate with A 40•0 MOM thou he carriol home
thud, it would he 4 to I againet ham, tied those who bolt
Mr hut would J.. well to stand on "velvet." Brother to
ia fortunate in having a song party to ee
him
h firm in the market, for were he in wore hand.
hi. defeat by an oilmen during the Craven meek
• I.i woe 114,0 takes place without his sanding in the
li.t f sad A.-shushes running at
ThureL.y Lot weld have been sufficient to knee night
out, wiles we are to suppose Weetherbound sr lravola '
e.ohl win • Two notion& I certainly tassel lee how
Y.crry'. grey is to compensate lona in tide enesester
for Co 100 of hi. brother Lttt spring. am Iris perihrosnore
pro .• Lou at leant 1011. short 11 a Derby hone.
einem make much headway in •he market, altheogli
imppertol far heavy sane and has spring reaming Inst yore
being melriently good to brio; him to 2 to I in tab lid,
they, is the same remove to suspect him as we hid Is the
v..", ad 'CAW after Beceioeer's retreat. Nevertheless,
31f. Parr playa a very different game t.. that of moss people.
sad he me lie deserted 17 as on oils shallow
it !nein; always been my opinion that ..ver a nails !sr=
good esossigt„ when fit and well. to ..driven!. with say.
thing of his year Ric-hawed has g coed golden opinion*
dodos Li. seinen at Newmarket, and if it would sot
Le safe to •lemod on ha defeat of the ...wanly loiterer
lad oncutini. he is good look.ia; enough to take his own
put It would b Mile. olt to end • better public
performer sawn the " certain " starters than Au•
rim, who was elw.ry. " there or thereabout.. " lost
meson in the heat .4 company, atel were Thornianliy
sarticipite in lid. eneouuter he woad.' not have Tlh the
Meld her. The Llaaehunite• are •ed to be eery food
the. time. and as bore/est of Contielina, Thormanbv, King
of 'Keaton !.. Tomatoes, he., far the Clearwoll, whith rev
I•••rnyed her thorough weenies, cannot be overlooked,
I am indin.-.1 to suppose her pretense*. equal to thone
Ui • too irate.. .o mutter what li-urn she steads
i t I!,` nair'...et. It N quite porrible have not hened
the h. of NV Jannis, who i as likely to ma rove ups
his firstr•ifornistice In ovum as Richmond 41,1 • ...I the
"pirtv still Tussling bin for all lioness, ;take, the
ruriat word most suet he astreii.hell if he upaeta
filar cebulst on. of all the talent., .:dal bent. the
r• ~4," of Whitewall, Wocelyeate., Benham., awl
out of even the first Flare. Umpire's
startisg On doubtful that it woubl Ise mcleoticomment on
LOA see .4 winning; and a. moo& tile remainder. I can
tidy ventare to avert that Loiterer, if he could shake
off his " Ennui," would a Imirably repre..,et the cherry
}whet. It el not at all impreliable that an out-
Miler will carry off the Uri" the in..: formidable in
guy roe. of the favourites being LA.-I:to—failing whom
Aur.ea might torn out a happy Seto lion, considering
the hog shots to I* obtained alOut her; aml if one of the
1 diTi.4us should run up, it would net astoninh me to
a.e. St Jaime ")slaw).' Leif managed to finish at Anto-
nio'. lead ACIO4, the Flat Lot autuniu, from the latter sot
b.ing capable of travelling a IliAL:111,., and he ought,
eiv.-inently, to gallop her down for the fee env., 8.011,„
mirk. • over the four.traile Beacon 1. te.e. Comforter is
in such a form that he may be entrant t • carry 9.t lIL for
tiro Free Handicap on the T. Y.C. I o..ty ..ler safely charge
the Coffee Bona Stakes to Paton-6., out the 25 ewe.
pomeratake. t.. Little Lady, while tie. (deduce
teed he only moderate to heat his elder brother on the
T.Y.C. at two stone fee the year.
Wt neroitt.—Pandera appeared to mend a little last
seitnion, sal is worth stairltng again.... Tight Fit with llib
is the it being • sew thing 1. Lena them, a. is also
it.- U. 11. Handicap, with Harry St v. and the hest of
11. • Amerimn. probahly Gotk•a-H. • .. must be mole
tl .• favourite against Harry, at a ooze for the year; but
to bolt-mile and A. K ftweepetek.. is.. every ammo,
atm. of 'roving eertaiation for Act.:. at and Thunderbolt, as
not likely to OppclA‘• the latter before the
Merl, s`;.
The One Tlenisuol it:einem and Nevnnarket Stake, will
by the result a the Two
1". upended sloe, to. w.rvetaly
Tlenoeowl for Me to ta.,trb upon theta pending that event.
—I an., kr.,
METEOR.

PROGR 3INIE OF NEWMARKICT FIRST
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