The Express.
London, England, 1861-10-24 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGANOIL

GLOUCESTER RACES—WzDzmaDAy.

THRBCCTRiTIII7;IIICAPBWRILPST 5 son. each,
with 25 added ; for horses of all ape. Winners extra.
Half a mile. (22 subs.)
Mr. tßen's Gauntlet, by Storm, 3 yrs, 7519th (Wheatley) I
Mr. Woo.l.lCaliban, 3 yrs, est 101 b (E. Taylor 2
Mr. 8. Jacobs's Bookaloom 3 yes, est nib (Inc. 71b extra)
(Rope/ 3
Mr. Onillveds Tiars,..sAss, Ost = 0
lord Coventry's Ito , yrs, 7st 101 b .. (W 0
Mr. W. Mitten's Yellow iri, 4 yrs, ist 41b ..(DkAtenson) 0
Mr. fiadd's Commander, 2)n, at mi tPearWn) a
Mr. J. It Starkey's Aroma, 2 yn, Set 71b 'Cannon) 0
Mr. C. J. Sadler's Sweetmeat, 3 yrs, Ost 71b....(11. Taylor) 0
Betting : sto 4 apt Mousetrap, sto 1 each apt Gaunt.
let and Commander,6 tot aget TUra.7 to 1 apt Bookaloom,
mid 100 to 6 apt Yellow Girl. A long delay at the post
was calmed by the breaking away of Aroma, Commander,
and Bookaloom, and the unwillingness of Mousetrap, Wi-
lms, Gauntlet, Tiara, and Yellow Girl to go up. When the
tag fell it was to a most straggling start, Gauntlet, Mara,
and Mousetrap having a clear lead, whilst Commander and
Aroma were left several lengths at the post. On rounding
this railway turn for home, Mousetrap was lying second,
pulling double. On reaching the distance Gauntlet was
Mill leading, when Bottom, finding be wag use tole to
reach Gauntlet, gave Mousetrap • pull, and allowed
Cabbie, Bookaloom, and Tiara to mu* him ;
Gauntlet after this kept his position, and went
M an easy winner Ly four lengths, elialihan beating ft oke-
losui for second place by a head ; Mara and Men/etre" were
fourth and fifth, both pulling up, Yellow Girl finishing last.
On returning to scale the starter lodged a complaint atm inst
F.. Taylor and Cannon for disobedience of orders, and the
Eel of Coventry, the steward, ordered both jockeys to be
suspended from riding again during this seem.
SELLING PLATE of 25 soya., for all ages; selling and Mb er
allowances. Three-quarters of a mile.
Mr. J. Land's boatman, by Grampus ur Cothersfroe, 2
yes, Gm 31b (601.) (J. Reeves)
Mr. J. Tuswos Jackal. 3 yrs, rst bth (301.1 .. (W. Bott int) ta
Mr. Poson's Miss Cutts, 2no bst 71b (SOL) (J.Orhushau 31,
Mr. Payne's f by Autocrat— Bianca, 2 yrs, 353 71b '34lj
JUNO Oa
Mr. laton's Sloth, II yrs, ist 61b (301 ) (G. arsons{
Mr. Hobbs's Queen of Meseta, aged, es elk (car Mt 11111
O.
(301.) ^Jones Od.
Mr. Clutterbuck's Forest Hind. 3 yrs, Mt fib SW,
(H. Taylor 0
Mr. York's Lily of the Valley, 3nu The 616 (3OE ) (Wheatley. 0
Mr. J. Sadler's Whimsical, 5 yra, ast tilb (Set) (Mr. M Ilnim
Mr. S. Jacubs's Miekleharn. 3 yn, 7st Ulb (AL ). ... (Roper) 0
Mr. Salmon's Citation, 2 yrs, 7st (IUR) lPrior) 0
Mr. Williams's Maid of Peru, 3 yra. 7stalb ;SW.) Pearson) 0
MPH. B. Mays Coldeur-Rae, Syn. 7st 51b (car. 7st 81b).
(SOL) (Grubb)
Betting : 5 to 2 apt Dunnoon, 11 to 2 each apt Miser
Coutte and Couleur-de-Rose, 8 to 1 apt Jackal, and 10 to L
apt 51 ickleham. The three placed got off with a strong.
lead, Jackal having tho best of it until coming past the
ritasia.dl
leaded,
, where Dunnoon pared Lim, was Dover afterwards.'
and won cleverly by half a length, three lengths.
dividing the second from the third. Couleur-de Rose and
Sloth were the two next, close up ; the other; beaten off.
Sloth was afterwards claimed, and the winner bought in for
601niness.
THR CORPORATION FIANDIcAP PLATE of 30 SCAT. added
to a Sweepstakes of 5 ems. each, for all aged. 01;e wile.:
(36 maw.)
Mr. John Dawson's Confession, by Surplice, lyre, rat 7110
(Wheatley)
Mr. Fttshugh's Shepherdess, 3 yrs, 7st 21b (Pearson) 2
Mr. Alfred's Billy Dwindles, 3 yes, 7.t 71b (Grubb) 3
Mr. J. Wood's Callban, 3 yrs, est 41b (H. Tm lor) 4
Mr. J. B. Marla's Nativity, 3 yes, Mt 131 b IJ. Reeves, 5
Mr. J. Clark's Dotterel!, ens, est (G. Parsons)
Betting : 2to 1 agst Confession, 3 to 1 each twat Billy
Dwindles and Shepherdess, 5 to 1 sgst env other offered.
Nativity cut out the work at starting, followed by Billy
Dwindles and Confession, Shepherdess bringing up the
rear, until going along the far aide' where she passed
Confession and Billy Dwindles, and tool second place to the
railway bide, where Confession a second time passed her,
Nativity and Billy Dwindle* both running wide at the turn.
Confession after this continued in front, and won a good
race by two lengths. Billy Dwindles was beaten for second
place Ly half a length ; Callen was a good fourth ; the
other two beaten off.

Tee Cm or Gtourrarms CUP SPASMS of 50 'ova., added:
to a sweepstakes of 10 son. each, for 3-yr olds and upwards.
Winners extra. One mile and a half. (20subs.)
Lord Coventry's Flitch, by Chatham, 6 y-rs, Nat 71b
(L Snowden) 1
Sir C. Rnshout's Conqueror, 3 yrs, 7st Ills (Pearson)
Mr. fitarkeys Bay Murky, 4 yrs, 0.4 211 (Enock) 3
Mr. S. Jacobs' The lion, 4 yrs, Tot (Roper) 4
Mr. Brayley's Sycophant, 3 yrs. 74 (Hutchins) 6
Mr. Jllllllis Isn John, 3 yrs, Oat 10th
Mr. 11. J. Smith's Mullion, 4 yrs, Set 101 h (Grubb 7
Betting : 6 to on Flitch, 4to 1 apt Sycophant, to 2
apt The Don, 6to 1 each apt Conqueror
D and Fltsavon,
and Bto 1 apt Bay Shirley. t made play at a
good pace for the first mile, where was passed by bon
John, the favourite lying off until rounding the turn for
home, where Flitch hi company sitb Com)ueror took up the
running. At the distance Conqueror appeared to be.
winning easily, but running very widely Pearson could not
keep him off the ropes, and Flitch, running gamely, won
cleverly by a length ; Bay Shirley was a bad third ; The.
Don fourth; the others as placed.
HANDICAP HURDLE RACE of 5 sows, each, with 25 added, /.
winners extra. Two miles, over six flights of hardlee.i,
(Cl subs.)
Mr. J. Weyman's The Miller, by Vas tack Os 1_)), aged,
Set elb
Mr. Phillips' Meads */ Tulle, aged, lest (3. Kendall)
Mr. own. res Mlss Eleanor,.solll.llst Mb (Mr. Edwards)
Mr. B. Land's Yorkshire Grey, I let Mb Lad, itax) 0
Captain Dlxon's Dunboyne, , lOst 71b (Mr. Rieke) 0
Mr. B. Land's Ingeqrle, 4 yrs, lost TM Malt; 0
Mr. G. !Reverse PIN Pall, 6 yrs, lost I.lb (Owner) 0
Dunboyue started under protest, and Comely weighed-7
for Eheu, and his number went up : but a protest havhirj
been also entered against him, he (Eheu) did not go to the $

Betting : sto 4 apt The Miller, 3 to I seat Yorkshire 4
Grey, 4to 1 art Heads or Tails, fto I agst 35ff Pat, and
10 to 1 east MiAs Eleanor. Dunboyne, Yorkshire Grey.'
and Pit Pail lad alternately, until going along the far side
the last time round The Miller shot to tho front, came away
at a strong pace and won is a muter by 40 lengths ; Heads
or Tails end /Aims Eleanor polled up and passed the post
second and third; Ingestne and Yorkshire Grey came
side by side ; neither Dunboyne nor Pit Maltreated the post

LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE.
CAYBRIDORBRIRE STAHRS.
6 to 1 apt Noah= Laas (off)
NO to 8 Limetlower (I f)
The following gentlemen have accepted the office of
Stewards for Gloucester Races 1862 :—The Earl of Coven• .17
and C. Cregoe Colmors, Rag.

Nova'. Rutz Snowing° MATCH.—Captain Gar fit,
the commanding officer of the 4th (Boston) Lincoln' hire
Rifles, has offered a silver tankard to be shot for undo, • the
following oonditiona. The members competing are to ride
from Boston to Louth by rail, about thirty nate; and from
thence immediately march to the Alfred Ride grove at
Well-vale, distance of fourteen miles, ten miles e t the
"quick" and four at the " double," each man to be fully
accoutred with rifle and bayonet, and to carry 40 rot ink of
ball-cartridge in his cartonch-box. On arriving at W. di-vide
they will shoot for the prise, but will not be told net it their
arrival there at what distance or bow many roue( is they
have to tire. Captain Oarfit appears determined ' .hat his
company shall not be mere feather-bed soldiers. H s is. preporing them to be able to ttlie pert in a campaign if their
services should ever be required. This novel nu itch will
take place on the 31st inst. During the first week in
November there will be a weed rifle contest between the
Boston Kiln and Artillery Companies, for a variety of
prizes, including two gold watches and a Aver otip.—lrteds
errtery.
BUCKS AGRIcULTURALASSOCIATION.—The manual
meeting of the Bucks Agricultural Association foe Amer-
sham, Cheeham, and adjacent parishes, was held in Amer-
sham on Tuesday. In the afternoon the members of the
association dined together at the Town-ball, under lite pre-
sidency of Mr. T. Drake, master of the Bluets' liunt.
There were also present the Hon. W. O. Cavendish, M.P.,
Mr. T. T. Bernard, M.P., and Mr. Bmadwalier, he.
The presence of Mr. Disraeli had been expected. but on
the morning of the meeting the following note was re-
ceived from the right hon. gentleman :—" t&ughenden
lisoor, Oct. 20. Dear Sir,—lt is a great disappointment
to me that I am prevented 'mein the pleaatwa of attend-
ing, with my friends, at Amersharn, on Tuesday next I
shall feel much gratified if the committee of your moiety
would permit me next year to offer a prize of 51. for some
act of meritorious service, or labouring skill. I would
leave the details to their better judgment, but would pre-
sume to expren my wish that if they were so kiwi es to
affliction the suggestion, that sum should not be divided.
I enclose a cheque for am, dear air, Bc., B.
Dir,aagti."

On Monday night the annual meeting and dinner
of the Leicester Conservative Amchitka took place in she
town, when about 900 of the Leicester coessrvatires dined
together in the Corn Exchange ; Mr. Cooper occupied the
chair, and was supposted by Mr. Heypte, 1"°"1 J.
Manners, Lord Curzon, M.P., Mr. Hartopp,
Mr. Huut, M.P., Sir F. Fowke, Sir F. Ileygatc, Dr. Show*
Mr. Merewether Mr. Crossley, and numerous other gen-
tierce°. Speeches were made at considerable length by
Lord J. Manners, Mr. Heygate, and others, and the prom.
inewere not brought to a close until a late hour.
Dit. DS JONOII'S LIGHT Baows Con LIVILIt OIL.
ITS EVTI"ACT IN CHRONIC ItIINUXATISX.—Dor. Knood von helmet.
streit describes a remarkable cure by this remedy of a patient
who suffered after military camptivs hum severe general
rheumatism Change of weather aufuneuted his torments,
and at night the warmth of the bed so tnereased them as entirely
to prevent sleep. Various remedied", employed for Years.
duced only temporary alleviation. I then prescribed this A-
nte violent pains shortly abated, bleep returned, and after three
weeks the patient was completely restored."—Dr. de Jonah's
Light Brown Cod Li ller his sold globpsuled imperial hatf-
pinta. ?a ; pinta, sa quarts,
a le chma is Vosar. Mil
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vectiagßMlL ;fad, Cd.. 77. Blrsall, Loudon ; and by resin*
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