The Express.
London, England, 1868-05-21 00:00:00

SPORTING INTRLLIGEtTOE.

RATH RACE DlRETlNG.—W'scarserar.

The atteedsom today was sot nearly so large as that of yes-
terday, and the days sport was only named of Ma dulness by
the •• turn up " In the bath and,Pargerestabire Slakes, whleh fell
to the kat landed of the three runners - Vortigern—wka de-
feated the highly tried VI ten gelding, end the third In the Great
Northern Handicap, PiomMboy, both of whom were backed for
a lot of money. The weather waa more favourable to the wort
than on Tuesday, the hot sun being somewhat tampered by a
cool Meow. The Dediegton Maker fell to the favourite, gau de
Vie, and the much improved liodsworth won the Weston dukes,
wherein last year admit°, ran Lady Iflixabetti to a head, His.
uown flohhing behind the pair. The Kelatossiltares was carried
off by another favourite, Ulster to Veda who was backed agabist
the field. for the badminton Stakes, Liddingtoe and Athena
had a good race, but the young one, who was most fancied, won
' sadly. Mexico bowled over the selected of the " talent"—De-
, monstration—in the Dyrbam Pak Handicap ; but it took Kenyon
all his thue to beat Bader. Old Douro recompensed Mr. Brajtils,
for numerous defeats by igriuniug the Welter !Hakes, with
the days racing concluded. Particular, of the betting on the
course and the racing are appended :

Tim Doi:dicer t4TAIMII (Handicap) of 6 soya. each. with 60
added; winner to be sok% for Z. 50. T. Y.C, (half a zolle).
Lord Westmorland's Pia de Vie (Kenyon) 1

Mr. T. Btevone's Bettow Lase

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Mr. K. lirayley'a Cromwell
Betting: 9to 1 on Kau de Vie, 7 tot eget Cromwell. The latter
held a alight advantage of opponents till *distance end a ball
from home, w heu he dropped away. end the other pair came on
together to the commencement of the Stand enclosure, where
Eeu do Vie gut tau boa of the struggle; and won cleverly by a
neck ; bad third. The winner was bought In for 12.5gulusaa.

WESTIA STAKF:S of 10 NOW. each. with 60 added. for 2-Sr-
olds; colts, Kilt 1010 ; tliliea and geldings, ast 71b; penalties and
allowances. Halt a mUe. tst3 subs.)
Soltykolfa Itattsworth
Mr. J. Steplienaon'a Night Hag
dr. Chaphu's !aster to Hermit .

.(J. Mann) 1
(Yurdham) 2
~Cust.nen) 3

Ten othern also ran.

Betting : to I agst Walsworth 4to 1 agst Mister to Hermit,
9 to 2 avt Juanita, 6 to 1 eget Night, Hag, and lo to I apt
Hilda. 'rho latter jumped oil hi trout of the lone filly, Sister to
Hermit, and hadaworth, th 3 remainder lying in a body, at the
bred of whiLli wer,2 ditanita, Illueher, and Night Hag. They ran
lu this order until fairly in the rails, when the lone filly retired,
and ltadaworth soon afterwards headed Hilda, who dropped
away at the distance, as did Blucher. The last was then left to
the layout ite, Night Hag, and Sister to Hermit, the latter of
hom tired at, the haltdistatiee, and Badsworth won cleverly by
three quarters of a length ; a head only separated the aneond and
thlid ; Blucher, close np, was fourth, Juanita fifth, Hilda sixth.
the Overtures dam filly seventh, hundew eighth, and Itretby
nest. The last lot were the Ludy Maud oolt, Littleton, and
Carob na.

Tux SomElL4ETsltilui STsalei, of 25 suns. each, 15 ft, and 6
only if *declared, with 100 added : second to receive E.So, and the
third saved stake; winuera extra. Two miles and a distance.
,40 antis., SO of whom pay XS each.)
Mr. J. Saxon's Vortfgern fVinell) I
Lord Westmorloade g by Vedette —Vixen ,Konyou)
Mr. J. (Why's Ploughboy Mordan)
Ikttin.i: 13 to 4 on Vixcu gelding, 9 to 4 against Ploughboy,
and uto 2 agst Vortig -tn. Ploughboy cantered in front of the
favourite past the hlangl. Vortigeru lyhig ha the rear until round-
ing the top turn, when the command was taken by the Vixen
gelding, who led down the far aide with a lead of fully three
length', of Ploughboy, Vortidern being a similar dvtanre in rear
of Nir. I Why's Mdse. No change took place until rounding the
bend into the ogrdight, wLen Ploughboy coming upon the inside,
obtained a deer advantage, but he aas beaten before reaching
the di.tanct, :it vrhich point Vortigern headed the favourite,
and roofing away won, amid great excitement, by half a length.
Ploughboy was a had third,
inc XXLsTvis SrAase of 5 nova, each, with 49 added, fur all
ages . weight fur age, with sziliug and other allowances. Half
a mile. lu sole
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Sfr sinter to Veda
Mr. T. Hughes' Pails
Mr. ti.ixon'e Hagud

Jr 1101) 1
'T. Challoner) 2

Your others also ran.

Valenti* was weighed for by Butler, but die bolted after can-
tering, and took no pert iu the race.
Betting . Even on Sister to Veda. 100 to 30 apt Paris, 8 to 1
aget Lot altuouth, and Bto 1 abut Sting. The first two were in
front throughout, dater to Veda winning easily by half a longth.
Thrte lengths separated the second and third, Sunsiew wan
fourth, the Voucher coil was fifth, Lord Malmouth sixth, the last
being Sting. The winner was bought in for 400 guineas.

TliE DADVIRTo( IiTAKE4 of 10 60,11. with 100
a Itled ; weight forage ; peaalties and allowances. Half • mile.
.14 subs
Mr. I..idwick's Athena 'Fordhstn) 1
Mr. Merry's 'Addington 'Daley; 0
h,ttinic : 6 to 4 on Athvnn, who waited on the non-favourite
to th,- thetance, where she canto away and won easily by alength
and a half.
TIIE DYRHAX PARK HANDICAP of 100 WV'. ; winners ex tra-
Once rouud and a distance. ,13 subs.)
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