The Express.
London, England, 1868-05-20 00:00:00

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BATS AND SOXIIRBNT COUNTY MISTING.
TOZSDAL

The renal= on the Lae downs heights is ever a popular es
well as ea Important meeting, preeedieg ins Immis as le
does the greet event cm Iparam dowse; lint this 3 ear, however,
It may be amid to have become sztraentinarily attractive from
the meeting of so many of the cracks, especially Actdenenent
and Julius for the Beaufort Cop. With respect to the two latter,
the eat having proved IldairesU the but of Lis year by hie two
defeats of Ramat whoa arameelleg weight to the Data wbassr,
the Duke of Newcasta was naturally sambas to sUlt farther 1
test the accuracy of Jullus's loan In the summer months, and so
endeavour to prove him not only the best 4-year-old colt, but
the beet animal of his year. 'I hour the card impaired meagre
se to quantity of sport provided, It was fully made up for in
1 totality, the unexpected appearance of apentlum la the biennial
to meet Mr. Cartwright's arestly Improved colt Tympateum pos-
sessing an additional attraction ter the followers of Derby form.
Besides this. It Wm anticipated that bath world be true to its
1 traditions with respect to • knockings out - The 'nether all
day was beauti• ally floe, the ana being almost tropically
powerful . and the attendances, both es the coons and within
the ineloaare, was very great The Lanadowori Thal Stakes
clamed the prousedlop, sod of the four subsoribers three weans,
Um post, although the whole were weighed for. Any odds almost
might have been obtained on Sir Charles Lenard, horse, but a
few were contend with 10 to I, and tho comic proved the sound-
ness of the:ovules. entertained by the talent. Vespeelan was
hardly, however, so much Dolled later In the afternoon, when
he again carried the top weight In the Bath Ileadlosp. it
appeared to require all Custaraas horseman-hip to shake on
Naivete sod Lord Westmorland's Canywiede, as the son of New.
miuster won by a hoed, and the other pair finished a dead heat
for second honours. The great turn up however, In the early
part of the day wax the clever defeat et Speculum by the speedy
thimAton, as few thought the latter could stay a mile and a
half. From Ant to lad the pace seemed to suit him, and it
may he said that he won easily. The flying Mae Foote just got
in front of Joseph Dawson's clipper De Vete, In the Two year-
old Biennial. The meeting of Julius and Achievement, which
bad been so much looked fur•ara to, resulted in perhaps the
hullowest victory OS ra-ord for the former, the Duke of New-
castle's splendid colt fairly gambolling away from the hitherto
almost invincible ally Achievement, showing what great lin-
prnvement some bones can mate In s eh set time, and how
others may tall off In form. The County Member' Plate fell to
the uncertain Sister to Vedette, who took It into her head to
make all the rondo., and win by a length and a half easily,
landing for once in a way the money intrusted to her.
THE LASIND,..ENR TRIAL STAKES of 5 son, each.. with 50
added, for byr-olds and upwards; weight for age ; the winner
to be sold ; i minks and allowances: U entered not to be sold,
71b eaten Oae mile. (tames)
Sir C. Legard's Vespadan (eastward 1
Mr. Hughes's Para (Priori I
Mr. I. Wooloott's Cork Jacket (Buttes-) S
Kenyon weighed for °annuals, but the number was not
twisted, the colt being withdraws.
Betting : 10 to 1 on Vespaelasa
THE 81100 ND YEAR or THE SIXTEENTH BIENNIAL STAIRS of
10 soya. each, with do added. for 3-yr.olds , colts, bet 1011, . Mlles,
Set 71b ; certain a' lowancea ; second saved Blake. One mile and
• half. kbri Inaba)
Mr. Pryor's Uneaten T. Ft enc.lo 1
Duke of NewcasUesilipecalrun .1 Daley) S
Mr. W. S. ea. twr, Igbt'a Tympanum ;enstance) 3
Five others also res.
Betting: 3 to 1 on speculum, 10 to 1 each apt Orlenton and
Tympanum. Directly the flag was lowered Glimaton obtained a
slight advantage, but when a few strides had been taken Lady
Raglan took up the running, and soon improved her lead by
three or four lengths of her horses, of whom Phabus, Urinate°,
and Tynapantun were together, Speculum and Badwater bring.
Ing up the rear fora hundred yards, when the second position
was takee by Tympanum, who was pulling double over bus,
Urtmston having dropped back slightly. Traversing the far aide
Tympanum deprived Lady Raglan of the command, running
down the back stretch with a clear lead of Mr. Powne3's man,
the Codicil colt and speculum lying ride by aide, folio. Mg these
being Hirdscelter and Cock of the Walk, Urinate,' bringing up
the rear. No change occurred till reaching the mile poet, when
the extreme rear was brought rap by Cock of the Walk. Gib:tato:l
being left in attend .see with nirdseeker and the ruallal cult.
They ran thus until fairly In the straight, when Grim-
stet, nest the rails ran through his horseA, and took a
slight lead of Tympanum at the distance, and Speculum
almost simultoneously drew out. From this point the
race was confined to the favourite and thiniston, but the latter
having always slightly the best of it won very cleverly by a neck ;
a bad third : Cock of the Walk pssipg Phuibent on the poet was
fourth, Birder:siker was sixth, the Codicil colt neat, and Lady
Raglan last, the fatter live pulling up.
THE Saws.; PLATY of 3 son. each, for all ages; weight for
ape; Yellin allowances. Straight half mile. (4 subs)
Lord Vivifies Lord Falmouth (Chickmere) 1
Mr. Saxon's Niekboolie IlLynham) 0
letting- 11 to it un Lord Falmouth. Shortly after the flag
fell Nickboolie bolted, and Lord Falmouth came in alone. The
winner was not off.oed for ma,

THE BATH HANDICAP of 10 cove. each, 5 ft U declined, with
100 son. added, for &m-olds and upwards: winners extra. One
mUe. vs sults., 14 of whom pay 6 suss. each.)
Sir C. Legard's Vespasian
,Custanos) I
Mr. Yadwlck's Naivete 'Butler) t
Lord Westmoreland.'s Ounmede llEnt.lol4) 1
. .

Your other also ran.
&Wog : 2to I art Ve pagan, 5 to 2 eget Naivete, C to 1
eget Ligurian, 100 to 13 apt Omaymede,. and 7 to 1 eget De-
flame.

1111111 T YZAR or Tog AXVONTIIIIIIII BrONNIAL STAR= of 10
aura. each, with SO 'Laded, for to'ts of gat 10Ib. and Mlle*,
b•t 7lb ; us. fain allowaaata wound t Fars stake. Straight
half mile.

j.. Day's Miss Foote
Mr. J. Dawson'• De Vete I
Mr. W. O. Crowtordli Juanita,

Four others also run.

.'Cannon) I
Alderoft) 2
T. Challeoer, 3

Betting : 6 to 4 egstilliseirootr, 5 toilget De Pere, 9 to 2 apt
Juanita, and lu to 1 eget the lone filly. ,
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lil I BILIX roar erte, value 300 sovi, by subscriptioa of 10
110Vg. each ; weight for age. with certain penalties sad allowances
About two miles and a half. t 32 subs.,
Duke of Newcastle's luaus (Daley) 1
Col. Pearson's Achievement (T. Cballoner) 4
Duke of Newcastle's &mien fAlderoft: 3
. Goodwood also ran. . _ _

Betting: 6 to 6 pt icbievetoont, 11 to 8 apt Julius, 6 to 1
apt Goodwood, and 80 to 1 apt Goners.

Tits Cons?! RIMIER,' PLATE tliandlcap):cit 50 son. ; whi-
ners extra. One nine. (Ninths.)
Sir F. Johnstone's Miter to Vedette ;Butler) 1
Mr. E. Green's Pest (Wyatt) I
Mr. K. Edwt-ri's Needle Gun (0. SoPV)
. The others aka ran.

Betting: 100 to 00 sisi -Maki to Yom' 9to 4 .get Moon-
beam, and 109 to 30 aget Pest.
LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE.
DERBY.
2to 1
to 1 tot lady
Gown Elizabeth ,olf, 9 to 4 w)
1 7 Bltut 't)
to 1 Roderuotan iod)
10 to 1 Orlon after 9to 1 had been booked.
11 to 1 Taal Jones ,t)
1500 to 100 Speculum CO
20 to 1 Suffolk •t)
23 to 1 Tom Bowline colt (I, after 1000 to 30 had
been laid)
25 W 1 races 1)
13 to 1 The Part (t)
60 to 1 Pace (t)
1000 to 15 St. Ronan it 10 to 1, I, 2,3, 1)
1000 to 16 The Forest King ;t)
1000 to 10 Restitution !off)
1000 W 10 Viscount 3)
1000 to 10 Tympanum (off)
1000 to 10 Typboeas (off)
100 to 1 Sea flaw (o/l;
100 to 1 Itercaty ;1 and off,
1000 to Betrayal ,off)
1000 to S Bonditto (off)
1000 to 8 Itablcan 'oft)
1000 to 6 Harvester It)
1000 to 3 Gesnt den ilatalllea :off)
1100 to 600 ou Blue Cowl. v. Speculum (t)
1000 to 80 eget Duke of Newcastle's lot it)
3to 1 —61 r Hawleyslot to 0001

ZOO even on Blue Gown v. RosiCriacian (t)
500 even ou Blue Gown v. Pad Jones, beat of 1,2, 3
1000 to 500 agst Lady Elizabeth, with a start 3*,
SETTING AT MIDNIGHT.

There was a fair anima of Auxins's transacted at " The
Castle " to-night. For the Somersetabire Stakes Vixen geLhog
opened favourite, hut ultimately retired in favour of Ploughboy.
There was Co parJrular change on the Derby. Quotations u
follows :

80MICESSTSBIRE STAYS&
6 to 4 apt Ploughboy CO 6 to 1 agst Vortigeru 't)
3to 1 --- Vixen a I 7to 1 Comers(of)
600 to 400 kkughboy with astart (t)

DZILBY.
2to 1 apt Lady alsobeth ;off, 5t02 le
V to 1 Orlon (off)

10 to 1 Paul ionia (off'
1000 to 20 Pace (w)
1000 to 13 Pored King (t)
300 to 300 on Lady Ellra?eth I, 2, 3 3)

100 to 40 •4; t Otijn 1,2, 3 it)