The Express.
London, England, 1861-05-28 00:00:00

(Stamped, ld. AdditkoaL) [Tviopmei

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

TA/TERSALL'S.—MortDAY.
The ettereoos wee principally occupied in comparing
boobs ; and, indeed, speculation so dragged ita slow length
elms that until late it was difficult to compile • list of
quotations. No important change was effected, for the
prime tallied almost with times which were band pater-
day. Diophaatus was again ahead, aid led with Dundee.
whist the French horse, Ro • rem with a steadiness
which was not • little eiguicoaat. Of than is
nothing to aay, for the operations of bodom wan sot
aufliciestly mamase to bring them into palmolnenee.
The Oaks was only touched upon at intervals, and the
betting as It Irma devoid of importance. Closing prices :

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THE DEBBY. -
3to 1 s 11 r . Merry's Dead's (t)
3to 1 Lord Stamford's Diopbsotus (t)
8 to 1 Mr. Hewes Illarlkoff (0
U to 1 Mr. T. Parr'sffiklosas (4)
11 to 1 Mr. Thomas's Dictators (t mod off)
11 to 1 Coast F. de Imirsis Pmalhoo (I)
14 to 1 Woad To sKs -“Wram (t sad o 8)
100 to 6 Pk J. Hawker Drava (4 mod off)
100 to 6 Lord StarafoM flaws (t)
50 to 1 Lord Stamford's NolObom.
50 to 1 Hr. ' AdissestossurLa
azwi:sit '.. iintir"( of
I lip .410: 6
.. -
osisr (t)
1006 to • Hlr O. Morsok's t . orkra(s)
Raids Hood, Ls of Hatt, and Blg Boa ars strgek on'.

THE OAKS. -
10 to 3 60 Yr. Roesland% Silverhair (t)
10 to 3 Mr. Flemings Nemesis (t and off)
7to 1 Mr. Carttnight's Fairwater (t)
sto 1 Count F. de. lagrany's Gabritils nat-
tier (t)
sto 1 Mr. W. Mama% Cater Oa (t)
10 to 1 Mr. Saxon's Brown Dachas (t)
10 to 1 Lord Stamford% Lima (t)
20 to 1 Mr. Cookson% Tattoo (t)

LATEST INTELLIGENCE FROM EPSON.
MONDAY NIGHT.
Bones are arriving in rapid monaniee, end the cry is
" still they come.' Lord Stanford's lot, after passing •
quiet night in London, were at their quarters on Sunday
afternoon, and now nearly every Derby ham of mark and
likelihood is in the vicinity of the Downs. The course is
very hard, and it ie well calculated to serve those bona
that like to hear the clattering of their hoofs. Alibi
the field for. the Darby will beanie'', the mos is not lik
to moult one .feather of its popularity. An addi •
"private box n play !nut been formed to socommodate
newly one ►ended people, but the applications for dills are
so numerous that it would, if possible, bare been necessary
to And space for treble that number. Indeed, Mr. Darling
hes been put to his wit's end to accommodate the multitude
ef_polopl• who will anist at this great national holiday.
The refreshmsatdepartment at the Grand Stand will es usnal
be Roder the mmegement of those who by • long experience
have become familiar with the wants of the many-mouthed
multitude, whilst Chreleses booth will be pitched on ita
usual site near the Greed Stand. We have in a prior
article referred to the railway arrangements, sad from their
" working" this day we may state that the trains which
Men from London Bridge and from the Waterloo stations
will furnish the utmost convenience to intending visitors.

THE EPSOM SUMMER MEETING.

THURSDAY.

Tix Two-Tun-OLn &miss of 10 move. each, with 60
added ; colts, fist 10lb ; fillies, Bst nb ; winners, Mb extra.
Halt•a•mile. ((A6star—CaPlein Christie Anta
lain Croats'.Oapitie Cooper's %aim, T Mr.
Ooverdale's Mr. W. Goiter's Pellucid, Mr. A.
Gray's Traveßer; Yr. A. Gray's Marjory, Mr. Gremlls's
Tarragona, Biros Mirth's's Harems (Mb extra), Lord Pal-
nierstan'm Whiteley, Mr. G. Payse's Whisky, Mr. G.
Payee's Ploughboy, Mr. G. Payne 's f by Cotherstose—
Prairie Hen, Mr. Prinos's Berkeley, Mr. Prince's Dorris,
Sir J. Hawley's Paategie, Sir J. Hawler's f by Lonbow—
laß, Mr. A. Hoorn Gold's Grape, Mr. R. Law's e by
bit dam by Voltaire, Mr. Lisle'. Bees, Mr.
Melon'sSoorptosi, Mr. My's f by Wild Dayrell—
Plagmy, Mr. Merry's Bare. Mr. W. H. Mundy 's Prince
Edward, Mr. W. MnrAy's Leonora, Mr. W. Ewa's%
Thesuisieterm, Barest Soibschild's Whirrs's (Mb extra)
Mr. Flazon's Wok* Lord Stamford 's King of Heart.
(Mb extra). Lord Stamford's Estreldo (Mb extra), Mr. B.
SeHon's The Vicar, Mr. T. Valentine's HippoAsna, Mr.
T. Valeetine's Cerisbrook, Captain White's Jung Frau,
Mr. G. B 's Sentinel (dead), Mr. Gratirickes Mademoi-
selle (dead).

Toss 800TIL WENTP/IN HANDICAP of 10 110 VI. each, h ft,
with 100 added by the South Western Railway Company,
for all ages ; winners of any race (matches excepted) after
the weights, Slb extra. One mile. To close and name this
*vexing (Monday).

Tee SHIRLEY &Aim of 50 sows. each, h ft, for Syr.
yr-olds ; colt., Mat nb ; filheti Rat 3lb ; the winner of the
Derby 1016, and the second in the Derby, or the winner of
say two or three•yr-old stake of the value of 500 son. 51b
extra ; maidens at starting, if they have run once, allowed
31b ; twice, 516 ; thrice or more, 71b. One mile and a
quarter. Brother to Teddiugton, Copernicus, Inman,
Minton.

Tai WALTON STAMM, of 5 sore. mcb, with 30 added;
2yr-olds, fit 101 b ; three, Bst 131 b ; four, 10st ; Ave, sir,
and aged, lOst 511,; mares and geldings allowed 31b ; the
winner to be sold for 120 son. ; if entered for 80, allowed
71b ; AO, 141 b, over and above other allowances. New
T.Y.C. To close and name to the Clerk of the Course by
nine o'clock on Wednesday night.

Tan EPROM CUP. by guile of 10 goes. each, hft with 100
added • 3-yr.olde, 7d; four, fist 9lb ; five, 9st 31L; six and
aged, ist bib; mares and geltlioge allowed 41b ; those that
have never won 50 goys., or received 100 sows. for mooing
second, to be allowed weight in the following proportions :
three-yrolds, 41b ; four, 715 ; five, 111 b ; six cud aged, 16Ib;
matches not to be reckoned as winainp ; any three.yr.olds
having started in the Dtrhy and not been placed to be
allowed 31b ; the winner of tho Derby, Oaks, or St. Leger
in 1839 or 1860, 10lb ; and the second for either of these
races, or the winner of either the Ascot, Goodwood, or
Doncaster Cups, or any sweepetakes of 50 any., value clear
in 1859 or 18ti0 Gilt extra_ Great Metropolitan Stakes
Course (two mile; and a quarter). (30 MIA.)
AS.
Ag A;
Ben Webster .... A Atropla Crater g4
Wild Hose
Satellite
Horror
Cape Flyaway.... 4 Dengue 4 Malta 3
Hettartly
Knigatablidge .. S King of RAM .... $ Doeloot (li l)
Moorhen
Stoup Dragon.... 3 LIMA S Rapture
lady Trespass.... 4 Surprise

MK GRAND Swam &won (Handicap) of 10 aon. each,
h ft, with 100 added ; the winner of any race after publi-
cation of the weights (May 23, at 11 a.m.), matches ex-
cepted. to carry slhextra. Last mile and three-quarters of
the Metropolitan Stakes Course. (2$ subs.)

Borderer
Umpire
Schism

Axe et lb
... • 9 u
... • 8 7
...s 8 8
... 5 8 0

Bumble Bei

InAu.tdn i

Th!

Itamonerstee
Leptis a 7 7
iWwhand 4 7 7
Thymiclan
Bambo 4 7 3
Ltha good
II 7 0
110.301. 6 7 0
IlliarpshooLer $ dlO