The Express.
London, England, 1867-05-09 00:00:00

YORK SPRING MEETING—WensrsoAI.

The and for the concluding day of the Spring Meeting on the
Knuesmire contained no fewer than eight (ferns, inclusive of a
match, which, as the sequel will show, proved the most " sensa-
tional" affair of the week. The w euthee wan again beautifully
line, but the attendance was not so large se on the opening day.
spert commenced at 1 o'clock a Rh a match for a "pour' a side
between Tattler and Vulcan, which WWI originally fixed for the
last day of the Doncuter Spring Meeting, but which for some
unexplained cause wis changed to the but day of York ; but it
would have been better bail It been omitted from tire programme
altogether. Morris rode Vulcan, who was installed the far inirlte,
and several of the "talent" were at n loss to understand why it
should have been so when Tattler was known to be se much
better. A well-known Yorkshire captain backed Tattler for •
hundred, but before the race he was told by the owner of the
home that Vulcan would win, but knowing that Tattler was the
better of the pair he stood It out. Vulcan was first off, but the
non-favourite was clue at his heels to the tuns ititofthe straight,
when Porteoes dhe rider of Tattler; took a determined pull at
his hone, and even then was not able to prevent him from get-
ting up to the neck of the favourite, who was almost dead settled
at the distance. When Porteous saw his opponent In difficulties
he took • most Impudent and palpable pulitut Tattier, and even-
tually succeeded in making his Ivor e hose, who might have won
by any number of lengths. of mina be was greeted
with a perfect dorm of blues and groans, and as he
entered the enclosure several hate were thrown at him, and hail
any other more dangerous missiles been available he would
have fared very badly. He was afraid to dismount till several
policemen surrounded him and escorted him inside. He remained
there fur upwards of an hour, and his master, Mr. Reynard, who
lives at Beverley, quitted the ring as soon as possible. A meeting
of the stewanis was held on the subject of the race t 6 when,
after hearing evidence, the raw was referred to the Jockey Club.
The other nem, particutars of which there is not time now
to go into, will be found recorded below, &swell as a return of the
batting on the Derby.
MATCH: 50 sou. One mile.
Mr. C. Green's Vulcan, Thunderbolt—Alieruns, S yrs, 8•4
1011a' (Morris; 1
Mr. C. Reynard's Tattler, 3 jrs, est 101 h.. ..... .iPorteuis; 2
letting: i tu 2 on Vulaus.
THE EOLINT4 STAIMI of 10 soya. each, h ft, with 50 added for
and 3-yr-olds ; penalties and allowances. T. I.C. (5 furlongs
44 yank) !IT mho.)
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C:aptald llawksley's Ilisrmsrek, by Weatherbit —Miss Ames,
3 yrs, 9st Lib Joe. 7lb ex.) (Loges) 1
Yr. Jackson's Brother to Bivouac, 2 yrs, 7st bib Inc. Sib
ex.'
Mr. I.lllby's Percussion, 2 yrs, tat 111 b.... .. . .... ;Walker; 3
Bi Bettingua 2 to 1 on Bismarck. and 5 to 2 apt Brother to
voc.

Tug Los nksitor.oton (TP, swine 100 goys. added to a han-
dicap sweepstakes of 6 soya each. for Syr-obis and upwards ;
sinners extra ; second to receive 1.4)% A. T. Y.C. (27 subs.,
Mr. H. Porter's The Skipper, by Orett—Tree Sian, 3 yts,
ist 21b (Slordasi: 1
Mr. Masteruian's Honesty. 4 yrs, Sat Slh (Carroll 2
Mr. J. Scott's Curs, 4 yrs, tat Mb (Walker) 3
Eight other also ran.
Setting: to 1 apt Skipper. 4to 1 agst Donrobin, and 6to 1
each sot Honesty and Skylark. _ _

Tax-Trim STA eits ot 6 iora cads, with 50 added, for 2-yr-olds,
colts, est bib; Allies and geldings, fist Ulb; selling allowances.
Hall a mile.

11.r.VCi. BenceCs Bliss, by lgooraints—Black -eyed
Susan, by Foogb.s-Ballugh iLSO, Ist 131b..21. llordso)
Mr. Darle3's Mother Neaskuu rC 0.. Tat Olb .. Cameron; 2
btr C. Legard's Issb,l (LSO), Tat rlb ;Butler) S
.Twu others also ran.

Betting: 6 to 4 apt -841-84. ato 1 Ygsi iodate:id, and 5 to 1 each
sett Mother 2inambiun and Isabel.. _ _

TFIR CONSOLATION SCRAMBLZ of 30 Bova each, added to a
handicap sweepstakes of 5 sons. each, for all ages ; second to
save his stake. Three-quarters of a mile.
Mr. J. Scott's Cora, by Leamington—Cyprisum, 4 yrs,
est 111 b (Butler) 1
Lord Westmorland's Crown Prince, 4 yrs, Sit 51b (Mates) 2
Mr. Jackson's Iby Young If elbourno—Dorallce, 3 yrs,
Set fib (Cameron) 3
Two others also ran.
Betting: 75 to 40 on Crown Prince, ti to 1 agst Lytham, and
100 to 15 aust Cora.

THI FLYING Dt TrilMANn HANDICAP Of 100 Bova, added to a
sweepstakes of 15 ROM each, 10 ft. and 5 only if declared: Min-
uets extra second to save his stake. (Me mile and a quarter.
(37 subs, 16 of whom pay 5 sore each.)
Mr. Johnstone's Tpsedale, by Warlock—Queen of Tyne,
3 )n, bet 41b (Cameron) 1
Lord Westmorland's The Rock, S yrs, est fills ....(Builer) 2
Major Slap> Roles Rod Fait b yrs, 74 ISib.. (J. Roooden) 3
Two others also raa.

Rabbit Trap, S yrs, tot1;17, ras weighed for by Walker, but
the horse
duet go holtinithefore stating and throwing his Jockey, he
& to the post.
betting : 5 tot east Cutanet, g Raglan, 6 to 1 alit
Tyndale. and ii to I aw't the Rock.
Tint errs Pt ask& r 0 .ors., added a sweepstakes of 5 sovs. ;
Syr-olds Hat ; roar. got Nb : fire, 94 • eta and aged. 9st bib;
the ethnim to be sold ; selling and other klowanom T. Y.C.
Mr. R. Chilton's Gainers, 3 yrs, bat Illb (carried let 121 in
(Craddock) 1
Mr. Parley's Applecrces. 4 yrs, Set 131 b 'Molds& S
Mr. Watson's Roderick Random, 6 yrs, 7st nib (Martin) S
Three others also ran._ _
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Betting: 3to 1 eaLitaistiiiicrooo. and lon. and 4to 1 Agit
indorkk gondola.