The Express.
London, England, 1861-12-10 00:00:00

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fish,—MyloinTl4;l;;;;;bia7scill tie juveniles
that diatioputhed themselves up to the elan of the Herpes-
den Beet le& following which we bed
light no M the
se frorasaar
to week. and this brought the
id'..c.lccto was almost a repetition of Two Year OWyer, Plate
at Newmarket, Wive spin leaving Malan three ye four
lengths behind bins. But they were amanita by Cariabrook,
• Promising youodder from Whitewall, Express being a
pretty good fourth, which sout ays bet little for the frost rank,
as she wee astericiesly of ber diatancu and it was
only their mat of preparation that put either Alvedis.
ton, Master Fence, or Hippodusia behind Coulou, then
being three useful looking swag the applaud ia
Traveller, Watchdog, and The Heat home Plate
exhibited the peat infericeity of Q. 0006 of Spain sod Bell-
verse to Little Lady, sad sung bow ohm up the French
filly was with Patriot, Express, mid Lag of Heart& for the
Two Yen Old Stakes, the juveniles that bed been out no
far wen set IlliMplimettad. fur Ethrlit rwl NaFillmfa 10
•he et ems weights over this same course, while both
the Lim and IL:preen pm him here However, I have
had manes to observe before that the running of the
Freedman lead Iraniot could not possibly be correct. The
Harper* Mine of Farfalla sad Lard Burnish were
confirmed to the letter at Chelmsford, the dif-
ferries to their impost& twang the tables ; and we
had nothing startling at Beverley beyond the &WU
of the Numb, who, backward himself. was fortunate
'Dough to asset Malay Armoires( and BALM in a worse
plight ; home le sesempland • clever victory ; and as a
proof hew Ma Min ZAMA was for work be succumbed
next day to • madmen mini like Loam& Patriot's
Emus form was sot isigrond spa at Haagerford, as
when giving weight away Minn et reesteng it he look
both the first sad man Omen la the Stakes to Blood.
hound and Murry wlto mesh Ind Ws the best of him,
through the peeeltiM and snowmen. A gooddooking
stable of Patriot celled Bedoeley was • looker-
cia ban, last all the way, sad why be was started
haediesppers cm probably gum for be was so more fit to
no than a prize pig. Ascot bad the he,... of taking the
crane out of some of the pruhaperformers,
me of the few that maintained his -being The
Knave, and be showed is better orm at Bath,
for after running away from HippoMmili, Absinthe. Wel.
pole (a good third to liar(pra and Patriot at Epsom
Spring), and 14 others, ever the hallnilo course on the lost
day, be jest as easily settled the pretensions of Ahab,
Guerilla, and 11 othen, on the second, over the same
mane on which Aline had, in the meantime, so distin-
guished heiseit by an may defeat of Lord Burleigh, Ouls•
brook, Naarico, sad Jung Frau, all first-rate performers,
besides Clockmaker, Exchequer, and one or two others that
wasted time. Taking into omidsestios Carisbrook was a
fair second to Wingrive at Epsom The Knave looked at
this time the best Derby horse paianikad the New &ekes
helped to confirm the ides, for Hi me monde, with
Buckatooe, and ingrave, at the lalsh
of the race, and we had Conic., Margery, sad Tea as
Joie behind her. The only aaaspr as The Kane
was the feet of Cariebrook cut ing sp se badly to the
New Stakes ; still Hippodsmia's in the roes there is
no getting over, sod the want d size in Xr. llerry's
"second spring " was the only obstacle to his bag is!
stalled first favourite for the Derby. The Quesa's Mead
Plate was remarkable for the brilliant Mail it pranced
between the .11b penalised Mangum and the 71b allowed
Buckstone, the latter, who made his lint •ppeanon in
public, having been backed en heavily far the Derby that
his performasos was eagerly awaited. It happened un-
fortuoatel , bovenor, that he wee not fairly measured with
the Fr> for when halfway thiough the race his
middle slipped whereby his rider loot all command
over him, and rushing to the front he jumped himself out
before quite neehiag hoots, as at the stead Mangan
got • lead. Thew, Buclortooe's rider managed to
get bold lan, Mt whet called on he swerved sad
comosed apart Yunnan, sad the judge's fiat
was • heed la his favour. There was nothing neer the
two hams, the usplaced two-yearolds eamprising Feu-de-
Jain and Psilasid, who had bath me forward in good com-
pany; but lisansas bed *be beet of the weights with
them bon, sad it was set until the New Makes that we
saw his is • paper light, as there ke serried • 51b panty
and lea AleeiYisn to • band ter Meet ghee, Hippodamia
being thinoi bead behind him. sad before Wingnve; the
mile Darby Muse an pnea being Laughing Stock, whose
want of coaditios will excuse his defeat. This was &stmte
form undoubtedly, as it showed him quite the equal of
Winne., who, receiving Sibs. lust beat Saipan a bead
at Newmarket,and thus Buckstone's mishap in his race with
the Frenchman turned out soon lilb against him. Still, it
must not be overlooked, the owner of W engrave stated he was
anise before the ram, and I cannot remove the impression
hen my mind that Alm:linos won the mu cleverly, and
that Alfred Day drew It Geo ter • particular rams, which
might be apparent la mat per's Derby. As if to show there
was 'Bathing avper ve la the whole lot that ran is the
New Stakes, liaigasn, with when Wingrave and Back-
aloes had both hem nessured, had the greatest &dimity in
securing the ?Grabill Stokes by ahead from Brown Duchies,
equally close to wheat was Nehmen, who was behind
King of Hearn and Patriot M Mama but it was well
known Yunnan wu an at home over half • mile, and to
the shortness of the course mast be attributed Patriot
getting so clues to him in the spring. However, the half-
=de form of the three (Ifarignan,- !AMU., and Balinese)
was undoubtedly very ems whenever an opportusity was
afforded of proving it, for at Epees event Mariam best
Patriot • bead at eves weights ; at Epees firuener,
Patent (8.1101 b) beat Balinese (set 101 b) • lentil sad
as Asest Mfirlpes (Tat 21b) beat Valiverne (cot 131 b) two
hens ; Yds holy as true running as it is possible to
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ever a sheet MOM Ike half • mile. for, allowing such a
Menem Menge= to have been • little more back
then Patriot when they net in the spring, they could he
handicapped with safety ea their summer doings at Epsom
and Asset, Mesa King of Hearts and Express would look
the sander of them at the distance. But to handicap the
Ascot cracks over a fair T.Y.o..we should have The Kama,
Mangoes, Buckstone, Wingrave, laud Alvedistoe in some-
thing like the above eider, for I should put the last -
isestiosad trio at ewes weights, and 41b. behind
Marion ; while The Loin, who beat Hippodamia
in a canter by fear isegths, giving her 21b, would
look just about opal to Mariposa, or. at any rate, upsets,
to his sub's einimaise, who was only • head before Hype
duck giving her 10th, for there is me doable The Knave pee
the latter mon the aa Sib besitleg. Hampton was mg
Raced by any lying 2.yr-olds, and Nimes only Miasmal
the debit of use onebrity, Cunneen who had so
is heathy Discretice, Antares, and hag Fran, which
make Hr. Naylor's filly equal to the Yams, Wesel Me-
mnon • Bath nuing, but that the loner tea very bad
tempered, and proved her form to have heft her whoa sub•
sequeotly defeated by North Pole at the sane meeting.
Lloth Halaveree nod Merigasa
.had previously beaten North
Pole in • cuter, giving him might and Discretion
was undoubtedly • stem worse than at Bath. At
Stockbridge Fufalia arse oat is greatly ianiat
term, end fairly metered away from Alth and c ymist
met tor the C Stokes, while in the Stockbridge
Cup she dad gene is math as Dundee could do in Big nom
nee when • •yruid, as to best Twilight with the wont of
the weights ever some farieep in • otter was • great fiat.
sot reekensig Margery.whorsosived gib sad ran "uowhine,"
Irvi,destly
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sAledheatt bea
ad lrapite mt
. Alex-
&oder is particularly unfortunate in not having Parfaits, ea-
gaged is any of next year's great run The Trirmand was
the creek rue of the monag, oo aeconat of Wages(
together Almiishaa sea Buokstons agate, the tenser re-
Meals Alb nand of bib, asat Ascot, which it ems
thought sada tun the tak e. particularly vies it was
scrod the extra tlmafar inning must ONTO Mr. Mary's
bone, but wiy miens that Airedales wee cleverly
et Angst wes usedrind by lb )irioning ly by •
nag* in MEM bung Mtn bas pia