The Express.
London, England, 1861-04-22 00:00:00

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TO THE IWIToR or 1 IA I RP5.4.

t cannot Mo saiti a at tht• Iterfortintitcoit,
draw the craves week.. 4 the three dozen three•ver...kla
e•- is the Two Thousand and Ikrl ). that aiad• their
se.. .ranee hese brought i, Mrht more thou orforinaLl.le
cantalate. the nitining, on tie- c4.1.4101re. having ten.1...1
more to reduce the numher of opromuts to Mr. Merry for
th, two event., a • Harley proved t Ito all it
fop me to nieseure, and esearlembly strengthened the con-
fidence in sweet hawthorn and Dundee. The clever victory
.4I eater over Malta in the ('raven Plate nude Lord Stara-
bore. look very dickey." for the ohl 'un
lad deetekally the worst of the weight*. nod
i ;_ht..ur hae row nothing to i.e. et al in beat•
Malta in • trial, for the latter's North•
moron estimate; has proven quite a mistake, and •
▪ d.vr-old ought to give him • stare. The sewed event
in bloistay re/ Coremeror bc..ten very ead'y by Littk Lady.
at .us having op to that time set him down as the " esendie;
out.eler" for the Two Thouland. Doe of the Inoebury lot,
blooastery, had nodifliculty in winning a handicap whet
running all his oppornita except the wretched Shingle with
the bcst .4 the weights ; yet he is a ge...l.looking Lone,
treelike-kat. and but for • suspicious leg might aepire to
biglor honours. Camopolite shown, the threeorear-obie
running is the T. T.C. Plate to be very moderate in quality,
rb« gave 'cage :drub and a beating ; and the five coat...ding
the '•roavenot.place. Sweepetaken were not much 'letter
when it is coosidered how close W.,t Zed Malabo.,
to Julius, although Carbineer r..it very nokially,
and will prove in time by far the waterier anine.l of
the trio. lb. Tueolay the Newnu.r•4t 'bootie ii• steal
Art ea the card, and its result seriewAy alleetel the pnig.
tins of King of Kent in the market for the Derby. a.
Eloav beat Parmesan very cleverly. and the letter beriog
run away from the King's Northampton yktreas, Dare. at
hgrai. the lot retesting the first great spring handomp
Lust Le let deem as very had. Ebony ,Lowed a marked
hotwovernent ow his lataar's form, and it now turns out
he was never trussed oonse•itientiv should the trial
at Mitchel Grove, abort to take place, prove at all favour.
aide to Premptrens she will become if rattling favourite for
the Two Throned, as Eboae beset Sawrutter • long way,
and the latter's second in the City an 1 soborhan was goal
form. In their remoter acmes the :at Starlight showed
Nautilns to he a rusk impactor ; hut the result
&fooled no surprise in cornparior with that expromel ,
when Kil.lonan.polling doable• callonol house three parts of
• I.t.gth 'afore Inane teethe Sala stniee, while to eting
hint on Itlb worse hone than at Nortbantiaton. Either 'maws j
as very uncertain, or Mr. T. Parr a. • veritable wicard. for
appearenee nuke. him 1, t anything but • I
Ihrhy horse, while his performencea re ipsal ..nourl. to
leas him seroad favourite. Nen.esui was thy...vend
"amine" on Sunday. r that she 461 not take much heating;
but Killouan heat ...other fair hoer in Fortibue,
win ion a dead heat with Rowse leszoo for the tioniwood I
Niiraery last July, end Sir Jorph !.}ashy ran scareely
hope to gee .nee Mr. Parr on the Itert.y•thts . The Biennial
enreeeded in brieging out a good field. and the race home I
between Kt...ley. Vorkminster, Asteroid, and The Roe, was
• most exciting one, the yellow jacket Icing landed I
by • neck, thanks to J. Sacred.n not! having
adfieient ....Inwood ever Yorkmineter, who went much
the fastest at the finish, and must have we had titer
been required to travel fifty yards further. The Roe. •
rating-like filly from Dauebury, ran remarkably well, con•
sidelieg it was her first appearasee in pubic. Jana% how-
over, was too chae to the winner (wition three lengthef for
nay of the lot to have the remotest chane in the Derby,
• at he Inrkuonater, whose nwner will be very near
winning the Tern Thousand if be pourer a superior
areal in Kettledrum, as is nesertesh although the market
would beheate there is something radically wrong with the
latter. It will he reettlicetwl Asteroid ran Klarikoif to a I
hied at Newmarket Houghton. which would put the
Busaiao fer leh.edl two of his opionenta in the Two Thin-
rad. in addition to Rooky, as the latter. who ran very
tree all last year, was beaten twi e by Diophantue, and
are Iry Pteceptrees; and Sweet Hawthorn must be 71h.
better than Rowley to hest these two, wirploing they hare
not lost all form, as the operations of a select few seem to I
insinuate. The Biennial for four-yr 61(14 saw Mr. Parr
amain playing the part of • conjuror, for Avalanche, whn
was beaten a long way from Black Dintoond and Dante at
Shrewabure and Northampton, settled the pretensions of
Umpire, Vauquither, King or Dia.nonds, he., without
turning • hair ; however, the apparent mystery is explained
by oeither of the two first mentioned lying fit, while the
Mars was in thesarne predicament in herpreviouseneountens.
(In Woke...lay we bad the running for soother c 4 the great
ewes at Northampton upset, as Frayola, who won the
Rod Speocer's Plato in • canter, was beatee very
easily by Comnpolite, of whom Malta could only
get within three lengths, receiving 24Th, thus pro.
vine himelf no better animal than the Sage.
who ran the Frenchman to a neck on Monday at 301 h. One
of the highest-priced yearliogs of Is-41, Admeta, made her
first appearance in the Fifty Save etweepetakes for fillies,
hut ran no cowanile that the moderate Plitm beat bee at the
ficish, although the was at one time winning In a canter.
The two.year.olds omit/sting the Fifty Pound Plate, won
by Ballerino. were very med.looking, which makes the
winner a decided " flyer;" and I fully (-sleet to hear To-
lurno make • noise some day. In the Column Sinks. the
blasts 1110110 a great mistake, for having hot scant opportn•
oily of seeing Folkestone before the race they failed to dia.
rover argil too late he had not grown since last year. and
the slashing Knight of St. Patrick succeeded in
beating him cleverly, after a dead heat, which speaks
up a little for the front lot in the Biennial, an the
Knight orb' not live with Moseley and Co. Still, West
F.od was ton ekes to the pair in the first heat for the
Knight to have a chance in the Two Thousand, although
there is room to doubt the correctness of hie running on
Tuesday, as by defeating Went Bed a length and • half,
conceding 211,, he proved a superior animal to Janus, who
only heat Lord Wilton's hone half adengt h at eves weights on
Moseley, awl yet ran home fifth in the 1 aennial to the Knight',
last. (In Thursday Carbiseer improved ups his Monday's
performance with Janus by running Asteroid to a trek,
and it is • pity such an improving horse is Dot is the Derby.
Folkestone beat received a mooed besting, the dark (limier
colt, thanks to Ahleroft, getting horn. a nett before him ;
it was this • that prevented Knight of Si. Patrick
becoming a moderate favourite for the Two Thou-
sand, as it moved Folkestone's form to be
only moderate. What little good was done to Kettle-
drum by Y.wkminster's running oo Tue•day, Doefoot one.
tired Cool Nana beat bar en eery soi::v, and the latter
beat a good-lookiog animal in the same race called Coo-
Meer. so that Illations. benne very warm for the Derby,
it Lein • doubtful point whether Inagua is not good smooch
to contest the Two 'Drumm" for Lord Stamford. Thor-
mashy had on ddfleulty in defeating Umpire for the Claret,
as was only to be expected after Avalanche cutting down
the Yankee so easily ; but his nieces put Dundee's Derby
partisans In good spirits. The two horses have galloped
together very much lately, awl the young'un hi not sootily
shaken 01. I )13 Friday W.llnon accomplished an
may triumph over Hearer without setting a friend
for the Two Thousand ; an' V. 1016. 'WTYinil
otf the Ileneitigton only proved the moderate kit that was
behind, for he ran nowhere to Coaroopolite end the Sege
is the T.Y.C. Plate, on Monday, when only giving the
Aar 41h. The Ir teen's Plate showed the 411-olds to be
impel ne to the threes over the Round Conn*, Bleak Die'
mood having no eh 'nee with It.. 'Webster. who will be.
cone a " good thing" for the Cheater Cup. if he can beat
the Lawyer iu the Queen'. Plato, tot Cite runligh ow Thai'
day o-st. lath horses having left Enelend on Saturday
night to rodent it. The Reales event was not influenced
ssay other contest at alto meeting, except those which
owed Umpire to have no chance ; while out of the
Derhy bootee viewer together Yothminster and Mirky
pored the lest—sod " baste the beat," when
1.000 to 15 is Lull against either, the
Ld-
lowing Nandi-rap showing the r.t..t's u mile form
of the it slime performs:ler made the, appear " all of a
bap,* in the amnion d the taker
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KSlayman. fiberfight, Ceibi*Mg. fauna Welkon. and
Plat of liege Wel* there wee so wresrafas with the
above. bust OM they were superror to all the ether. who
peeleffeed three sae be Ito questrosu 'rhea the lot of
t•er..olda that dive bone eat there re easderate ao far.
The race in whirls alsoligitt beat Earn too end Tonseris on
Tueolar 1.1 io .Iwitatel, lat k appears be w.te Set "Wien., to
eater. ivieg "foe IDDIDNI Dot roomer, to the Two
or Ibe Thousand thalweg, or Newmarket Shaker," aod he
is is the Ltstqweationed.

poor meoliing I. all that raw he anti -illegal at Inateon-
ter. onl) mi au., lint mg accepted fur toy ttpring Hurtles/1
Lord stood., three were left to lip nii•Likel. J. hhorto •
stab!. too formal Me for away to ooi awl he look.
able to grin a 'lb tither Weathereiteln,:: Alb, or Wild-
sae, 4 yrs, rt.it 71to, itakas *dingiest. 714 41b,em
sew in as,ti...ic lan hO Did faro. wirsik Lit• prim would
boom & a gift" fur hon. There in al .° a falling off in the
wearies fee the Hopeful Stakes. far two-macolile, five far-
lisp. which ryas with Juog Fontana tee •• lit*" divieiou ;
the of this lot way be produced he r2clon.-1 Towneley,
via laaa a worailicent yeungpter ailed Imperstriee, and
she world be pursued buy nit to anything, if at the rot,
Wawa\ both Tensiny Jaws sad Lord Albert, also tmenwd
N earl War their owe parse. The TrW Stakes.
as aide. is • little far for 'Neophyte, 3 yrs, %t 711., and
Aage:o, 4 yrs, :.t. •2:b, ought to secure he first victory In
this cuestry while the company is so moderate. He is also
well treated la the Lowlshidotigh (*early six furiotizO
sad Closter.ield foss nide) Metes, WNW* Crammed, General
Hey awl fkrittrhieg ftruth will tali.o a the) of beating ;
Ist is the ails affair Cosmopolite should settle the preten•
woes al all sewers, having no penalty to sorry as to the
shorter /Ace. The I.- (tin h(01111 Makes will be almost
11,7 I.y
ysite ea tuillessimirure and Fr'n°:* Race
METEOR.

A 101011413 remain prominent fernitritee for the
Theeenet eri Canby did sot fult.l ti.utr esinentrots. .t Natrmar kat last araak, ent Liss (.111.•11 .11.nting scantily
natal elpectation. The prinnerhasta were, reaapa.
n ore than ta.ctidly noilinrtant, aa.l their rn,lisrang ine,race
...er tFr hurt I...riget was pan-voila, 10 the gassy eLuntei
wnice from *achy esti! hieley aarked epseeleticee ea