The Express.
London, England, 1861-03-15 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGRNOR

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SHREWSBURY RA C703-THOWIDAY.

TRZ C.OUNTT MIXEIRte PLATE of 50 eon., for 2.yr-olds ;
coa, Set 1011) ; Mile., Bst 71b ; trimmers 61b extra. Half a

lArtt Stamtord'a BaDerino (late South Devon), by Fan-
dango. detlelb (Trawl+) I
Mr. Itathis Covereander, Bat lath 'Payne) I
Mr. Blehantion's Plekepue. Sat Sib . ..... (keenly,3
Mr. Naylols Calares, by Kletpttoe.—Calcavetla, sat 7lb
(lbeetintrat) 4
Mr. J. Qwuterraalne's Teesdale, Sat 7lb ,Britton) 5
Betting : 6t04 on Salleriso, 3 to I apt Commander.
The favourite obtained a decided lead on the falling of the
fkgg. which he held to the end, and won in • auger by two
lengths ; in
wee a bed third, ()awes fourth, mid
Teesdale last.

TUN e LETELAND HANDICAP Of 10 sons each ; 5 ft, with
100 added. Winners extra ; the mooed to wee his stake.
About one mile and tkee-quaztels. (19 subs.
Lord Uxbridge's Prince Impotal by Steekwe 7 yrs
h) 1
Ms. W. Nolmon's Yatlttoe, 11 re, let Sib (Mel,oent) 1
Mr. !Tees Rands* ye• est nib iPareons) 3
Mr. W311111011e4 Deolowd. 4 re, Int 2lb ,nualoner) 4
Betting : 6 to 4 apt hisses Imperial, 5 to 2 apt Dee.
mood, 3to 1 apt Rosedale. Desmond made play, followed
by the favourite, &reds* sad Volition, to the Stand,
wbero Mr. Ivey's filly went to the front, and carried on the
running round the top turn, when she ran out, leaving Des-
mond once more in pcsoession of the lead, which he held
to the distance, when he was beaten. On hie retirement,
Rosedale, who had recovered her lost ground, in company
with Volition and Prince Imperial, ran in clam company
to the entrance of the Stead Enclosure, where the
favourite came out, and won an excellent race by a head, •
neck only separating tho second and third, Desmond • bad
fourth.

Tim Conronanox PLATE HANDICAP of 5 soya. each, with
• plate value 301. added. Winners extra. The second to
save his stake, About five furlongs.
Mr. 0. Amgen Tyrant, by The Nob, 6 yrs. fist Mb (la.
eluding lib extra) (Perry) 1
Mr. Bruce's Lord of the Manor, 6 yrs, tat 101 b fOrlsidow;o
M Hare's Platte, 3 pia bat(Wissatisy) 3
Mr. Caramels's yrs, 7st 31b (L Merriam 0
Betting : 6to 4 asst Griffin sto 2 each agst Tyrant and
Lord of the Manor. Tyrant, lyiug near the rails, came
away with a slight lead, Lord of the Manor second, with
Pintos and Gran is close attendance. At thaturn into
the straight Lord of the Manor obtained a slight advantage,
which be hold to the half-distthoe, where he was joined by
Tyrant and Pluto,, between which three a close and pro-
;caged struggle home ensued, Tyrant just winning, by run-
ning the longest, by a neek, a like distance separating the
second and third. The favourite, who cut up badly, finished
a Ind fourth.

Tors Qomt's PLATE of 100 guineas ; for 3-yr.olda, 7st7lb ;
four, Pat Tlb; five, lOst 2!b ; six asd aged, 10st 51b.
Three miles.
Mr. Whittaker's Black Diamond, by Knight of Avenel,
yrs 3 7lh (Grinwhaw)
OW UMWa Muter Begot. aged. 104 41b . . (J. Charlton)
Mr. 7'. Tares Avalanche, 4 yrs. at 7lb (Cnstance)
Mr. Itldders Frederick. a yrs, 104 Sib (Owner)
Mr. Coventsle's Chemise, 3 yrs. 74 71b (K Harrison)
Mr. Brayley's Aneurtn, • yrs, 104 2lh (I'. Donaldson)
Mr. Ashworth's Defender, 6 pa, 104 Mb (Kendal)
Mr. Wood's Wilms, 3 yrs, 7st 7lb (Chilton's)
Betting: Even on Black Diamond, 4 to 1 each apt Ara-
loathe and Muter Begot. Caliban, in company with
Fraderick,Chanoine, and Defender, went in front, waited on
by Anetnin, Black Diamond, and Avalanche, Master Begot
lying some lengths in their rear. These positions were re-
tained with little alteration to the top turn, the second time
round, where Master Bigot, who had quitted his rearward
poeition, rushed by his horses, and took a commanding
leml,which he held along the far side. On passing the hovel,
Black Diamond, followed by Avalanche sad Frederick, drew
forward, nothing else having a chance. At the distance the
favourite went up to Muter Begot, and need with him to
the stand, when he quitted him without an effort, and won
cleverly by a length and a half ; Avalanche was a bad third,
Frederick fourth ; the others did notinse the post
HASDICAP HURDLE Bun of 7 eon. each, 5 ft, with
40 added. Winners extra ; the ascend to save hie stake.
About two miles and a quarter, over eight !beds of
hunßas 113 nubs.)
Mr. Y. Jacob's Waterford, by the Marquis, 4 yrs, 9st 2lb
LG. Stevens) 1
Mr. Byrn's Toper, aged, atsib /Inc. 71b extra) ((Kendall
Mr. Naylor's Morgan Rattler, aged, at Mb )
Mr. Owen's Irish Ingirrant. 6 Ps, lest 6lb (limps) 4
Betting :I to 4on Waterford, sto 2 agst Topsy. Topy
made the running for the first mile, when the favourite
went up, took a decided lead, sod won in a canter by three
lengths ; three parts of a length between second and third ;
• bad fonetlx
A Namur PIA= of 30 cove. for 3-yr-olds and
upwards. One mile.
Mr. Brrit's by 1•1•Pre••••••, • yrs, list um
IL Titykl 1
Mr. W. Bornett's Mewl, 4 po. 7st 11Ib (Crimattaw 2
Mr. Byrne Philomela, 4 yes, 74 4lb (Challoner
Mr. T. Stevens's Joy, II pion, gig Oh (Pearson)
Bettis, : Even on &nazi, I to 2 apt Joy, 7 W 2 apt
Yale &By. The favourite and Yak Sly started in front,
aide by side, in which order they ma to the entrance of the
stud enclosure, where the latter got her head ie froth wad
woo by Ulf-a-length, Zingari Arfeatlag Philomela by throe
parts of a length fer second. Mr. Musses filly shortly
stew etsgtiag fell safes, aid wee dapped.