The Express.
London, England, 1861-06-14 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

ASCOT RACES.-TurP.SDAY.

The only drawback front the complete success of the
"Cup day" was the elarnee of the ow al procession up the
Course, ;had the blink which the ....thou .f the queen's
stand prucated ; and r. fret et the cause which prevented I
the coart from atteuiliug Wan the only feeling w hich marred
the full eaj...seeat of the immense assmithlage 41 people.
Them eireutoetaiwee somewhat altered the characteristics of
the 1 up slay, Mit they did not cause auy dm.iuishing effect
os the ea... Lowe. !wired, it is questiusable whether so
large an ouniblege of people was ever before gathered
together on Aiwitilwath. The "%tore of ladies" in the
Crawl Stool and pried., stands was unusually large, sod
the •winyodwiireil dresses, roamed as they were together,
slowed "like tulip, beds of different shapes and dyes."
Turn which way 0111 would glistening colours met the eve,
fa the carriages eppuite to the Ilratid Stated were
occupied by ladies whose variegated toilettes imparted
• picturesque appearance to a very animated scene.
Even the " encloser., " presented no sombre mpect,
for is place al the dark chitbee in which ow countrymen
delight Wattles themselves, the majority of its occepauts
of.octal light coots and white hate, and the compect crowds
people ...folded there looked as gay es goo field
plentifully sprinkled with poppies. From the .lays "when
Ceorgethe Thin! was King," a gayer company *was never
witutased Amot-heath. It also imparted some of Ito
brightness to the streets of London, for in the iiiorninil and
in the evening carriages filled with elepoutlviattirol roles
compelled the amokmpent citizens to steal at gaze' and
regret that the exigenetee .4 )nouns, preveoted them from
" "at the diverdons on the heath. We began to
COMP& a lint of fashion-o.le moripeny, but so Many were
the &languished persoos pis. out .4.d s. much were they
scattered- some in the private •Ln Oi 1001110 in the Grand
Blasi, and twiny in cart me m. (4.it we also:doped the teak
from 1.10,1" impuesalelity of guakiug the list complete.
The Doke of Cambridge. the Earl of Derby, and a eggs
of the pieragii were preseuL
t gool.•rol topi.• ....iiiersation in England, and that
%universal mare. r oet.dow amusements, the weather, pot
on ale sourest mole. It was bright, but not too warm, a
brisk Ireere at fieeieut intervals springing up. aud im-
parting a plessaut temperature to the atmosphere.
The card was by WI meant MO limey an that of the pre.
ceding Jay, awl indeed, loyond the Cup Sig the New
Stakes, it emanated no of especial Murat., tither to
the owing public or 111101.1 who were merely Oil pleaauro
Tb. Tare for the I 'op was, however, very exciting,
stet Inv torf.o..eu it was regarded with much curiosity, on ac-
count of the oliver.ity of optwou which existed respecting
the relative spalitim of Thormanhy, the winner of the
part.}. rod %lbws. the winner of the Chester Cup
awl ist lager hot year. The question, however, WWI
mufartoolv solved, and Ttionsialihv established Lis title
to be cousatered the beglinios of our turf celebrities. .Still
the belling, jut before the start, indicated that he lied many
opponents...lel .dthough we Lave looted him at "evens
In the usual palace, we Isbeve that in certain instances " a
shale of olds"—.6 to —WWI laid against him. The hostility
which he enamoured at the clue must, however, be prin-
cipally attrilouted to the heavy commission which was,
during the morn:inc, seat Seto the ring to Lack ts,L Albans!
whew starting had, cm the previous day. been considered
doubtful. The sale of Unkils-lls, and the simmer in which
the moo was run, are alluolel to below.

The New Stake. produced a very exciting race with the
Bret four. sad until the ponds), of Alreshatuo wan displayed
ea the totagraph baud, it was impossible for the spectators
Wderamobse whisk bed woe. In the stand cocksure the
general inertias woe that litmaal•o•i- —ridden very
shadily and with mach pelisses by W. Boyce—hal pulled
through. hut so Dear a coolest wan it that no one but the
judge could decide the mailer.
nsmarks which we made reepeetiag the gulfs of cud'
simpers and thusible.riggors, who ou Tuesday and Wed-
aisalsy otstrueted the lothway from the railway station to
the muss, had the .red elect. The local police were
atetiosed aloes the route, and effectually stopped the opt-
ratios. of the uwlu.tnnus gentlemen of the pea and thimble.
To the admirable wry:cies of the A division, under the
continual of Superinteuileut Walker, we hare already re-
ferred to terms of eulogy, and the TIMM is which they
discharged their anionic* duties to-dat elicited the wartime
commendittioo. By the way, it must le stated that Super-
intsedeat Walker was quite powerlies to act against the
eardebarpers referral to. his authority extendieg only to
the racecourse.

The arrsegenwnte both at the W.sterloo-statioe and at
the .keset.stetion sere most efficiently larried out ; and, dr
spite the unnenee traftiv, neither delay nor confusion was
witusesed at either terminus.
A ftwunrra•ce of 30 ttent each, h ft, for 3-yr.okb,
Pit 7lb ; Allies, Set lib; allowances, ke. Swifaley Course.
(t; sub.)
Mr. estees BM Ben, by Ettielbert, tit tlb .1.. fkrowden-, 1
Mr. gtorrintts l'ashlo. eel „ J. (Seater. 2
ft.ttleg sto ton Dig Ben, who waited upon Orbit to
the turn into the straight, when he drew up to him,
,mitted him et the gliitAnee, ■nd won m • canter by six
lengths. L Snowden and J. °miter were fined 2 wen. each
for taking the peehtnionry canters before the course was

A I'Lsrl of 100 mem., he maiden horses ; weight for age ;
alk,mances, /cc. Steamier Course ill) autei)
Air H. ors u us's N6spshol, I,y Vultigenr, 3 ye% "at 7111
111'. Bottom 1
Mr. T. Parr's Nuthatch, 1 yrs, ist 40,
Mr. 11/11/1,7.. S/..4+11451.3)r5. eat 7lh
The betting oprorgi at 5 to 2 apt liespahot, but closed
at sto 2 apt Nuthstcb, 4 to 1 apt Snapshot, and sto 1
apt Hyrophaut. f 4%, ophant jumped away with the lead,
with Handsome Jack *cowl, end Acco there!. They ran in
this order 1.. r :a short distance only, when thiy were
prod by Aom, who took a clear lead, and they went on
without further change until pining the Brick.hilna, when
Haadaocne Jerk was passed by Nuthatch. On making the
lest tan, Acco run trot., and botanic lul, Seapehot
Nuthatch and Sycophant. The lutmentiosed was beats
at the half distance, and Nuthatch and Snapshot ran a
be PP home. the latter wimideg by a bead, two leaping
between sewed and third; %id& Prince was a bad fourth,
Atirienla Nth,
beaten Realleuaie Jock sixth, Reveille and Acco
off.

Ttii Sy. JASITA4.6 PALACI enoun, of 100 son. each,
for 3-yrolds ; colts, Sat 715 ; and Mlles, 84 41b ; maidens
allowed 715. Old mile. (9 subs.)
Lied itszuforg's Walkup, by Plying Dutchman. Bet 71b
A. tileards, 1
Ind Eteter's Itidett of !It Patrick, Set 716 Alderoft) I
Mr. Wyniduilie Listen, eat .. ... . . F. Admen
Betties : 5t04 on Vielloce, 5 to 2 ape Koight of 15i.
Patrick, ale 1 eget Lisboa. Liaboo made play, with the
fevourita at his quarters, to the Brick-41ns, where the
three separate!, about a length and • half dividing each. No
abeam in their positions occurred, however, until s
the turn, when Wallc on mpg up to Lisbon and lit=
bola short duteous, being about half a length ahead. He
held his lead to the end, winning very cleverly by three-
quinsy& oil a length, St. lii.trick, who cams with a rush op.
Poem the Stand enclosure. beating Lisbon by two lengths.
Ton (101. Cur, value 300 eon., by subacription of 20
tees, each, with 200 added ; weight for age. To start at
Mast, sod go etc. mend About two miles and •
&14.371 aUtlll4
Mr. elves flerwaeby, by bleTheerne es Wledhoned.
. • • yeas,nrlllb Senesce) 1
Mr. iftrterWs Pidemeer, • yen sot fOrlinehae) I
Mc Panties Perrenns, yin. tit 7th
Ind •It Albano 4 yrs. id 711, .. Snowden; 4
°aeon elm ante% S yrs, Trt lb 'Walden 6
Dale bells, yre 711) (5- Dari 6
Lae alitatgasta Plumper. rs, Bat
St.
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Netts,: Eros on Thormanby, 3 to 2 apt St. nook 5
to 1 amt Panama, 10 to 1 apt Dulcibella, 12 to I 40
Fairview. The preliminary canters were Patched with
much Peered. tad owing to the new regulation, which com-
pelled the jockeys to wait until the course was quite cleared,
the sompant• a the stand,' and carriages wen enabled to
ottani an uninterrupted vine of the horses. Dulcibelle
wee the first to canter up the course, and many ladies who
bwl betted glova •ea the race were misoled to discover her
nano. front the fact of her jockey wearing Lord Standard's
cob ore, mad not those which were cu the card. His kir&
ship, however, ba.l purchased the mare In the taunting fair
1,L0Y.• agreeing to tenets cootantencies with veep** to
future mgagemesto Daleiliella was quickly followed
down the course by Par mesa. Then cams Thormaaby,
his coat shining us the son like burnished copper.
Royalheu teed Fairwater nest made their appearance, and,
dtle some little time, Lord Afieebury's two, Plumper and
FA. Allees, walked dorm the course, panned the Grand '
Mies& and them cantered gently back. Meanwhile, the
ethers had proceeded to the stinky ipost, but were not long
delayed there by the aheence of ?lee n*, and St. Albion
They soon fell into their positwort sod the starter got then
away at the first attempt. They ran Ina cluster to the mad,
Oil amain which Plumper tone the lead.havitig Duleibelle in
etsinatteridance, it. Album, Pernsessnostail Tbormanby Wag
niterly almost at their heels, awl two lengths from lien
anon fairways-. and itovallieu last, double that dieter.
hem her. la thin order they pawed the stand, and no to
the tep.tara„ where Dulcitella quitted Pininpeo,
and caned oil the mansion, Plumper gang ea
snood, Pernesan rod Thormanby net. At •
clear interest' hobos' them wan St. Allen, at she heed
of the yea. On solo/ down the 01 towards the old wane,
Ilelelholla slightly 1111CIVIMAL her lead. and tiny toolostatailly
disappeared, but on coning into sisdst mar the Old Mae
Pint, Plumper. St. Allman, and Thnernanby were running
in a chain at Dokibella's quarters. FaizWater being next.
Ream afterwoola Planer dropped Oda the nu, and joined
Ikeyellies, who had been last (coin tit Bert. At tbe %ink-
Dukilwlle compounded. sad Parmelee bore hie
oaken in ad..nos with St. Albans wooed, Tbaramobv
third, aid Pair. oter fourth. and in this eider they rotunda
the tars, Parnimee Twang is the middle, with ft. Abase
seal the rails, sad Tlimmasby on the outside, Fairwlder
manias la their track. A few yard, before reaching the
Alban post Pansowth waa Matta sad Tbormanby took
the lend ; Bt Allem dropped bark in • few strides farther,
• leivaser became second; but from that point the sac-
ems of the favourite was not for an intrust to doubt. He
entered In at his ftel. and was by two leogthe Tee third
mee Inlet • leen way, and the odors were pulled op.
A PLUM of lUD eon.. added to a eweepetakee of 5 sees.
1111116 p
asteight Err age ; the winner le be meld far 50) ems,
et If to be sold ati any :lb Moe Oil oldie. 12 040
Mr. Ti. Meseet's nemilien by ImPortil 611M4Tra Se
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warordhanatl`Pere:aillerithbees. pm get eft g
CetfiaMe. yen he .41tallrl
D. • Olivetter. 4 Yra. est Ilb IJ. Mr*
eItZT le 4 on Satellite. 5 to? apt Gam. Oftemille,
te snood. made the rain* to the Brielt•kibo,
when Satellite molt wood place. Meeker bald Glees
lead on rounding the two ins. the straight, Ratfielbeen
Wag let, but the farmer WY beaks at the dimmer, and