The Express.
London, England, 1868-07-03 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

CHELMSFORD SUMMER MEETING.--TieusentY.
Although thin meeting in Reece clashed with thellidland Coun-
ties' gathering at Worcester there seemed to be little felling off
in the attendance from what we usually see on the Galleywood-
common. The ring, perhaps, was rather poorly attended by book-
makers, but the general public• were well represented, and quite
• holiday seemed to be made of the meeting by the inhabitants of
the district. The C01171,e was bad going—am all monies must be in
this dry weather buttheeporton the wholemuthighlysatisfactory.
tif the halt dozen events on the card only one fell through —a 210
sweepstakes, although it was generally rumoured that there
would be more than one walk over. Fielders had a bad day and
harken, were consequently in ecetaeire. King Richard earned off
the Mark's Hall Stakew with greet ewe, nothing else in the race
Ming able to make him galiop. In the Paddock Stakes just
after the numbere went up, likagmetiere was highly fancied, and
even money was freely accepted about her, but from some sitspi-
eiona iizetunstances transpiring, she suddenly receded to as much
as 10 to I. I mid complainta were uttered against Tenfold's
riding of Bouquetiere, and Admiral Rous, taking cognisance of
them, went into the matter during the afternoon. No onnelusive
evidence of "roping.' was adduced, however, though there wan
much mum for mference ; still the itallankadmiral, feelingjoati-
tied by wane 'fiats, whainistered a severe reprimand
to the jockey, which the bitter may perhaps remember for a long
time. Court Card carried off the event of the day, the Chelms-
ford Handicap, cleverly; the favourite, Moll, being absolutely
lust, evidently not liking the hard ground.A runnel tarn op
occurred for the fielders with Urstia in the thilleywood Stakes
who was hardly ever mentiimed in the betting. The fractioua
Valentin was most favoured, but the brute not getting away well
was just beaten on the post. There were II coloured on the card
for the (heat Beddow Stake*, but a small add only turned out,
and the nice wan quite uninta resting. h3eetricity walked over
for the 10 ewe. Sweepetakee, and thus brought to an end
the day's srort •
THE M•RICH ll,tLe STAILIE of 5 soya. each, with 25 added by
Mrs. Bo nywood ; for 2-yr-old colta, 10lb; Meg, gat 71h ; the
vi inner to mild for 50 isms. Half a mile straight.
Mr. J. Inxim'a King Richard, by Malec? Fenton —Micro-
!mope, Sit ledb (S. Adams I
Mr. C. Alexander's Whitchurvh, hit thlb (Fora= 2
Mr. 0. Angell's Ursula, Sat 71b
Mr. Preon'e Lillingkm Sod geb... .... (It. l'Anwito 4
Mr. Baleen's e by Thunderbolt - Kandidjah, flat. lath
(Norman) 5
Betting: 5 to 4 on King Richard, 2 to 1 agst Whitchureh, and
10 to 1 bar 2. King Richard got away with the lend, and never
being appmached, won in a auger by four Lengths; Whitehurch
with the others pulled up as placed. The winner was bought in
for tea guineas. Mr. F. Masters bought Unruh for 23 guinear, and
Mr. Goodwin purehawil Whitehureb for 20 guineas.
THE Pioneer Efracm of &t sore., added to a sweepstakes of
5 was. club, for l and 3-yr olds; winner to be sold ; selling and
other allowances. Half a mile. - . .

lir. J. Bartiard's Weatberbreaker, by Leamington or Car-
bincer—Easby, 3 yrs (004 74 416 (H. Covey I
Mr. Pronn'a Bouquetiere, 3 yin (160), 74 41b (Tenfold 2
Mr. H. Wright's Lady Zetland, 3 yrs (too) 7st 41b (Barker 3
Mr. Rceves'n Sultana, 3 yrr, (330), Net 41b (llibberd 4
Betting: 8 to 1 on Wontherbreaker, 4to I aped Sultana, and
10 to I tat drat evens) eget Bouquetiere. The favourite, after a
Wiz delay at the post, owing to the bolting of Sultana, cut out
the work at a smart pane on the inside, Sultana, on the stand
aide, lying next close up, Indy Zeland bringing up the rear.
As they bremted the hi 14 just before the distance, Boaquetiere
improved her position. taking second place, and pulling double.
The pair, quitting the rest, ran n game race home, but Bouque-
tiere, never getting up, wan defeated by a head; three lengths
aeparating recond and third ; and Sultana was last. There was
nn advance on the entered selling price of the winner, and he was
tint mad. _ .

THO st-suonen HANDICAP of 15 ROW. each, ft, with 70
added, for 3-yr-olds and upwards ; winners extra ; 'second saved
stake. About 7 furlong.' straight (22 subs., lb of wham paid S
sou each to the fund.)
Mr. Lambourne's Court Card, by Fandango—M. Phil-
litre'. Mina, 4 yre, 64 131 b 'Rolfe) 1
Count Battbyany'a Furious, 3 yes, 64 5M ,Fielder)
Mr. 11 yor'a Artesian, 5 pa, 84 llb (H. Covey) 3
Mr. J. Dixon's Moll, 3 yes, fat 71b (Vinson) 4
Bating : 7 to 4 art Moll, 2to 1 aged Crurt , 3 to 1 .'gat
Furious, and sto 1 and Artesian. Moll jumped Card away with the
lead, Court Card and Furious following immediately on the stand
side, Artesian dose up in the centre of the course. On reaching
the half-mile post Moll compounded, and Court Card asoumed
the lead, Furious lying at has quarters, and Artesian lying well
up on the outside. Entering the rails_ the leader improved her
position, and, despite the resolute challenge of Furious, gradually
drew away and won cleverly by half a length. Artesian was an
Indifferent third, and the favourite last of all.
Tee (bulgy wow' &rases of 5 soya. each, with 30 added, for
all ages ; weight for age ; certain allowances ; the winner to be
sold for 50 sovs. Straight half mile.
Mr. 0. Angell's Ursula, by Caractacus—Lady Abbess !yes
(Wilson) 1
Mr. 11. Wright's Valentla, 2 yrs, (£5O), 64 111 b (Penfold) 2
Mr. Barker's Knight of St. Michael, 5 yes, Sat 101 b (Collar) S
Mr. Iteesse's Sultana, Ins, (150), Ent 9(b (llazah) 4
Betting : 6t02 on Valenta, 6to 1 art Knight of St. Michael,
6to 1 agst 17raula, and 10 to 1 aget Sultana. Valenti& showed
the way unmediatol attended by Ursula, with Sultana bringing
up the rear, till the distance, when Venda ran to the
fore, and never being headed, WOO in a canter by two lengths ;
Knight of St. Michael was a bad third, and Sultana last. The
winner wan not sold. Sultana was purchased by Mr. Masters for
13 guineas.
Tue GREAT BADDOIT TWO-TEAR-01.D STARTS, of 10 SM. earb,
h ft, with 40 added; colts, Bat 10th ; tends., gat 71b; penalties and
allowance. Ralf a mile. (21 sub.,)___
Mr. C. Head's Bonnie Katie, by Ming of Trumps—Bea
arsh)-
rs:Me, 84
Leal Fahnouth'a f by Wild Dayrell—Odinr, (M
84 41b 1

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Court 1414ttange's Amadeu, ost 111 b tOrimshaw) 3
Mr. C. Blanton's f by Newmiele—Noyan's dam, list 71b
4
Mr. England's Juanita, est (J.
Betting : Even on Amadcra, 7 to 4 eget Bonnie iTat Man i
5
ie, and 100
to 8 agat the Odine filly. The favourite made play to the dis-
tance, waited upon by Mt. Bead's !My on the whip hand. Here
the Odine any joined Mime, the Noyau's dam Ally lying well up
on the outside. Lord Fabnoutb's representative was, however,
beaten opposite the stand enclosure, and the leading pair raced
home together ; but Bonnie Katie having always the best of it
won easily by a length, three lengths separating secondand third.
Noyau's dam filly was fourth, close up, and Juanita last,
P4l.lmK up.

iiNII2I47AICAS of 10 sovo. each, 2 ft for the second hone, for 2-
•oldc • colts, tot 10th; 9Nee, Elg ; certain allowainuea. Five
. 14 cubs.)
Mr. T. V. Nornan's Electricity, by Thunderbolt—Lady
Moncton, Bet 716 (Mateli) w. o.

WORCESTER BUMMER MEETING.—TutTIMDAY.
The meeting on the Ititchereft to-day was distinguished bl' a
larger attendance than has ,ever been extended to the opening
43Y, and the fact of its dashing with Che.bnaford did not affect
it in the least. There was a very full ring, and the weather
holding fine, a numerous ansemblage of holiday people. The
(eerie was not to hard a. might have been expected, and a glanee
at the appended return will show that the tleldri were quite up
to the mirage, the only falling off in the apart being the failing
to till of the Trial Stakes. Mr. Merry wax successfuld in the
opening event—The Grand Stand Plate —with an own sister to
Seuttith Chief, who beat the favotuit.—Dnim—very easily, which
was rather*, blow to the backers, with whom Lord Coventry is
very popular. Redbreast 1111•1 Nummerfill in the Juvenile Stain,
but Captain Mitchell dropped nearly the whole
.of his winnings
titerCheddington in the Belling Statist, %bah Verity won
nether denial)-. Alter the form shown by G, ion at
Ali xerelm-paik the Woreesterlini Stakes was booked a
good thing for him, and his appearance had the effect
of frightening several of the intended ninnera away.
aids wire laid on Mr. BC/Ullllllll'. COlt, who tarried 31hs. over-
weight, the others who canied over-weight being The Returned,
('hi, airy. and Wild Briar. The latter, who wan barked by her
part) at tow outside prier of 100 to 8, made a prat fight of it
with Orion, and (lenient had to rouse the latter up a little at the
finish, though bad he inane on he 'mild have won easier. Wild
Briar lan gamily enough to-day, and led the field at a mailing
dam. Iladanic Wright, who was the moat fancied of the other*
after Orion, finished third, whilst the last of all was Vortigern.
Ili, only other noticeable feature of the day was a remarkable
mistake upon the part of Wyatt, on The Fawn for the Cruome
llandiemp. Ho took the old winning-post for the new one, and
theieby lost the ram by a bind, to ,the chagrin of those who put
tb,,, money down on the good thing. Details um appendisl
Tana IikAND EiT•sr. PLATE of L5O, for all age. (handicap);
winners extra. Aleut tine mile.
Mr. J. Merry'. Sister to Scottish Chief, by Lori of the
Ann, 4 re, 7st 101 h. . (Butters) 1
Mr. K Green'. Danymede, 4 yrs, Tat ......;Peppier) 2
Lord Cos entry's I mini, r, yrs, 74 sib ()tenpin) 3
Mr. K tidw3n's Nee(lle-gun, 6 )111, Vet 13Ib 3.1. Hopp) 4
Sir C. Itusbout'a Slander, 3 yrs, 64 Itib (Vine U) 3
Betting: I to 1 eget Dnon, 6 tot eget Sister to Scottish Chief,
and 3to 1 eget Oanymelle. Neidle-gon cut not the work at a
good pare, having Ganymede in clone attendance for the tint
quarter of a mile, when the batter fell back into the rear, and
Sister to Scottish Chief took amend place. At the half-mile pima
Needle-gun was beaten, and Sister to Scottish Chief, attended by
Drum, took up the running, the pair rounding the bend alightly
in advance of Ganymede. Inside the distant* Sister to Scottish
Chid drew ahead, and won easily by a length. Drum, pulling
ttneduid third, three lengths in the rear of Oan'mede.
Needle-gun wan a lad fourth, with Slander last, beaten .
Tee Msealarmin Jevrei STAXIM of 5 cove. earl, with 30
added; mita, list; fillies and geldings, fist 10lb; welling allow-
ances. Half-a-mile.
Captain ManhelPe Redbreast. by Rataplan—Brldie (t4O),
2 yrs, Eat bulb (Jeffrey) 1
Mr. W. Tresithe &mars. (140), pe, ass telb (Wyatt)
Mr. litevutifsflySt.Allana—Raißmy (Pb), 1t yrs, 54 10th
Vances Clark)
Mr. Brayley✓h. lewd Chatham& (140), 2 yrs, est Idb (Butler) 4
Betting : Bto 4 on Readbresst, sod 4to 1 "bat one." Lord
Cliathaim jumped off in front, bat after gn4ng about two hundred
yards he gave way to favourite who stalled of the salute
challenge of Sundew within the distance, and won easily by a
bead. The Raillery Ally warm bad third, and Lord Chatham
Let The winner wee sold to Mr. Beene for 156 guineaa.
Tag WOltultSTLaMillar. f+TAZILF, a hiureliesp of 10 nom each, it
ft, and a only if &stared, with me added ; vrinmTs extra ; air ond
waved stake. One mile and three furlongs. (55 subs., 31 of whom
"Sy 3 nova, each.)
headman's Orion, by Cramond—Beautiful Star, 3 )rs,
ist 41b (ear. 74 131)1. (ClemenV 1
Mr. Naylor's W old Briar,s yre,tlet Whine. fist Kb) (Vinel
Mr. Golby's Madame Wright, 5 yrs, 84 21b .........(Wyatt) 3
Betting :6to 4 on (Men, sto t apt Maclai ....... 10 to 1
each eget Seem., Vortigern, and The Returned; and 100 to 8 each
eget Wild Briar and Ligurian. The lot were dog:eddied at the
east attrra, flimsiest bring the find to chow in advance, bat
when they had fairly settled down to the work the command:was
taken byWll.l /War, who took advantage of hxlrgittwelgkttotares