ENGLISH RACING.

The Middle Park Plate of 500 boys, added to a Sweepstakes of 30 soys. each, 20ft, for two-year-olds—colts, Bst 91b; filhes and geldings, Bst 61b; winners extra; second received 200 soys, and third 100 soys. ont of the stakes. Bretby Stakes Course (6 furlongs). 162 subs. Mr Perkins's br c Beauclerc, by Eosicrucian —Bonny Bell, Bst9lb ... (Snowden) 1 Dake of Ujest's h c by Scottish Chief—Katie, by Y. Melbourne, Bst 91b ... (Parry) 2 Lord Lonsdale's eh f Pilgrimage, by 'he Palmer—Lady Audley, Bst 61b (Hemming) 3 Mr Actou's eh f Equinox, Bat 61b ... (Glover) 0 Lord Ailcsbury's eh f Piacenza, Bst 61b (Chalouer) 0 Mr A; B&ltazzi'a b c Polestar, Bst 91b ' ? ' ■ '{I*. Jeffrey) Q Prince Battbyany's b f Bel Ange', Bst 6lli (Moms) 0 Prince D'Arenberg's b c Jocko, 8 91b (inc. 41b extra) (Eolf) 0 Mr Jos. Da-nraon'a eh c Athol Lad, Bst 131b (inc. 41b extra) ... ■: (Cannon) 0 Lord Falmouth's eh f Ludv of Mercia, Bst 61b (F. Archer) 0 Duke of Hamilton's eh c Wild Dun-ell, Bst 9lb (Lemaire) 0 Count F. de Lagrange's bl c Insulaire, Bst 1311? (fuc. 41b extra) ... ... (Goater) 0 Count S. tie Lagfcuige's eh £ Clementine, Bsfc 131b (inc. 4tty extra) "... 0 LorctLonsdale's b f Birdie, Bet lOlb (Me. 4lb extra}* ... ...' ' .'' ••• (distance) 0 Count Miis Metterniclf sb c Hansart, Bst 91b ~ •' (G t Wood) 0 Mr E, Peck's b c Maximilian, Bst 91b (car. Bst 101b ... ... (F. Webb) 0 Lord Eosebei-y's by c Alarcos (late Grand Duke). Bst 91b (Constable) 0 Duke of St. Albans , b c Giiberlunzie, Bsfc 91b (Morbey) 0 Mr J. Suurry's b f Tiger Lily, Bst 61b (J. Osborue) 0 Lord Wiltoa's b c Censor, Bsfc 91b... (Morgan) 0 Betting at the start—7 ti»4 aget Atbol Lad, 5 to 1 agst Be-ucle'C, 10 to 1 agst Maximilian, 10 to 1 aget La«ly of Mercia, 10 to 1 aget Alaro !8, 100 to 9 pgst Jocko, 10 to 1 agst Bisdio. '20 to 1 ngst Polestar, 20 to 1 agat Tiger Lil\% 25 to 1 agst Pilgrimage, 25 to 1 agst Cieir.entine, 33 to 1 agst Piacerza. THEJtACE. The etirt was delayed some few minutes owing t;> the fractiuu»ness of Athol Lad, and several breads away occurred before the dropping of the flag. A faultless start was effected, but before a hundred yards of the journey had beep covered, Wi'd Darrell, j occup' ing a po iion to himself wide on the right, bad forced hie way to the front, and came on clear of the Katie colt, Athol Lal and B.rtlie on tho left, Beauclerc in the centr*», and Bel Ani.o on the tight, Clementine on the stand ei-*e, with ber stable companion ekne up being prominent. Of the remainder A'arctie, Jocko, and Maximilian were noticeable. Before reaching the Bushes Webb was hard at - woric on Maximilian, who from thie p «rit was hdpele'asly beatc i. AVtlil l>a rel* fooii afterwards beat a retre&t, and Atlul U-1, Jiotffng oitt signals bi <si*tri>e*!. a ? -v t'/! V.'zad'zfd tV &e<p tip in tWcentre", foUiivretf V M 6 quarter's tyy the 1 Katie cot, mliat |u'i»i»C"t of the bein/ tin; f ivorite, Lalv of Mertla, Pilgrimage, a- il Urdie Making the ascent «ut of tho Ab:n,don dip Bin ho wa* I eaten, and t*iß« there were but thiee* left in it; two hundred yards from home the Katie colt made his last effort, lu f , although beseemed to be creeping up inch by iuch, he could ntsvts ftltftf W3ffr tb* Qotlh- countryman, who won a tine raJc V? Mt - * l|»tji > OjJ lengths divided the second and tu.iu. a™** two lengths away La<ly of Mβ'cia and then camp CJementWO <tf h, AtlJolLad sixth, Bel W Be F«* tb > $$? U L t s£i aierooa niutb,: Wild darrell teeth, liger tUyeleveotk girdw aad-Jockf cU>»|°;

whipped in by Censor and Maximilian. Time, by Benson's chronograph, lrain. 22secr. Value of the stakes, £3610. PERFORMANCES AJTD KNUAOBMENTS OK THE WINNER. Beanclerc is a brown colb by Rosicrncian oat of Bonny Bell, half sister to Blink Bonny, and dam of Blantyre, Muscatel, &c. He was bred by Mr W. l'Anson, at whoso yearling sale at Doncaster last year he waa Purchased by his present owner, Mr C. erkins, for 1050 guineas. Prior to his great race of to-day, Bcauclerc had only run twice in public, but proved the victor on each occasion, ttrst at Redcar on Anguet 9tb, when he won the Kirkleatham Biennial, six furlongs, carrying Bst 51b, heating Necklace (7st 12lb), Golden Fleece (Bat lib), and four others ; secendly, on August 23rd, at York, he won the Colt Sapling Stake, Sst 101b each, T."Y.C, beating Cavour and Kirkleatham. Engagements—The Middle Park Plate was the last of Beauolerc's eight engagements in the present year, while for 1878 ne has six nominations in the vo'uniQ of "Races to Come," namely, the Two Thousand, Derby, St. Leger, Grand Prix, North Derby at Newcastle, and tho Grand Duke Michael Stakes at Newmarket First Ootober. The Cesarewitch Stakes (Handicap) of 25 soys. each, 15 ft, with 300 added, for three-year-olds and upwards ; winners extra ; tho second received 200 so vs. and tho third 100 Boys. out ofjthe stakes. Cesarewitch Course (2 miles 2 furlongs 28 yards.) 68 subs. Mr R. Jardine's br c Hilarious, by Brown Bread—Hygeia, 3 yrs, 6st 41b (car. Gat 51b) (J.M'Donald) 1 Mr Dudley Miller's b c Macaroon, 3 yrs, sst Ulb (car. 6st) (Hemming) 2 Lord Hartington's b f Belphoobo, 3 yrs, 7st 81b (car. 7st 91b) (H.Joffery) 3 Mr F. Gretton's b g Pageant, 6 yrs, Bst 91b (T. Cannon) 0 Lord Rosebery's br h Snail, aged, aged, Bst 21b (Constablo) 0 Mr W. S. Crawfurd's b c Prince George, 4 yrs, 7et 131b (T. Chaloner) 0 Lord Falmonth'a eh c Groat Tom, 4 yrs, 7st 131b (car. Bst lib) (F. Archer) 0 Count F. de Lagrango's eh f Augusta, 4 yrs, 7st 91b (car. 7st 101b) ... (C. Archer) 0 Mr T. Jennings's b f Queen of Cyprus, 4 yrs, 7st9lb (W. Johnson) 0 Sir J. D. Astlcy's b h Scump, 6 yrs, 7at 91b (Roaaiter) 0 Mr Y. R. Graham's br f Merry Duchess, 4 yrs, 7st7lb (C. Wood) 0 Mr W. Bevill's b c Rhidorroch, 3 yrs, 7st 41b (Huxtable) 0 Mr J. Core's b c Chcsturton, 3 yrs, 7sfc 31b (Wainwright) 0 Lord Zetland's b c Hardrada, 4 yra, 7at 31b (Tomlinson) 0 Mr Qnartermuino Bast's br f Rosy Cross, 3 ' yrs, 6staib(car.6stlllb) ... (Morgan) 0 Lord Bradford's eh c Zucchero, 3 yra, 6st 91b (Luke) 0 Mr Masque's b f Estello, 3 yrs, 6st 71b (Howcy) 0 Lord Civwdor's eh f Mtivis, 3 yrs, 7st 61b ' (Morrell) 0 Mr Fr Moi-ton's b c Bonfire, 3 yrs, 6st 51b (Heather) 0 Mr C. Bliuitmi's b f Dncbcxs of Cambridge, ■3 yrs, 6stslb (Hopkins) 0 Mr E. Hobson's prr c Stockham, 3'yrs, Get 31b (car. Cst slb; (J. Jarvis) 0 Mr J. H. Houldsworth's b f Ivy, 3 yrs, 6st (car. 6stGlb) ... (Lomaire) 0 Betting ot tho start—loo to 30 aget Hilarious 4 to 1 sgst Prince Gvbrge, 5 to 1 aget Znochero, 10 o 1 Duchess of Cambiidge, 10 to 1 agst Mavis*,'lo to I agst. Queen of Cyprus, 16 <<> 1 aget Augusta, 2Q to 1 ngsfc ifardrada, 25 to 1 a.get Relpnqsbe, 25 to 1 agst Playfair, 40 to I agit Eosy Cross, ~iQ to \ agst Great Torn, 4Q to 1 aght Sfcainp, 50 to J agst Chesterton, gO tp } agst Merry Duchess, M) to 1 agst Macaroon, Cβ to 1 Rget Pageant, e\> to 1 aget Snail, 100 to 1 agst Bhidorrcch, 100 to 1 aget Stockham. Place Betting—s to 4 agst Hilarious, 13 to Sagst Prjnce Geqrge, *7 to 4 agstsuccherp, 3 to 1 aget Queen of Cyprus, 3 to 1 ag4 Mavis, 4 to 1 agst Duchess of Cambridge, 5 to 1 agdt Hanlrada, 6 to 1 agst Scamp. 6 to I agst Chesterton, 6 to 1 agst Piayfair, 6 to 1 agst Augusta, 8 to 1 agst Belphiube, 8 to 1 agst Rosy Cross, 6 to 1 agst Merry Duchess, 10 to 1 agst Gnat Tom, 10 to 1 aget Snail, 100 to 7 »gst Pageant, 100 to 6 aget Macaroon. THE RACK. The nasr. fell at the first attempt to a capital start, the first to break the 1 no being Luck* penny, who rushed to tho front aud, overpowering hie jockey, had drawn himself several lengths clear of Ivy, B Iphcebe, and Play.'air before they had gone a quarter of a mile. Next to thie lot, and <lose up with them, came Duchess of Cambridge, Merry Duchess, Mavis, and Rosy Cross, these being in turn succeeded by Hilarious, Pageant, ana Macaroon, Great Tom heading the remainder of whom the last lot comprised Snail, Prioco George, Chesterton Rhidorroch, and. Stackhifm. There was ljlt'e change in this flrcjftr as the lot careered through. Chokejjade an<J came to the Ditch gap, wli , re they became more discernible, and, here Luckpenny waa still a , ; the he id of the vanguard,' which was now cotaf osed of Zuccbero, BeJpbcebe, Rosy" Cross, and Pagranr, up with these Queeii of Cyprus, Ivy, Mirry Dtjchees,, ana Chesterton, Hilarious occupying a prominent pqsitiop of tbe remainder, who soon began to assumo a etragglpg appearance. So faf the pace had been *b,ut moderate, but before reaching the T.Y.C. starting post it became too hot for Lu'ckponny, who wai \>y ?bjs time pumped out, and tbe leacf was resigneu to p.ncheis of Cambridge, closq in attendance i|pbn Wnoni waa witli Macaroon and' Pageant next, and Bify rious about a couple of lengths in their rear, just in front of Rosy Cross and Maria, promt' nent on tbe left being Scamp, Belphuebe, and Queen of Cyprus. No further change occurred until neariug the t"P of Bushes Hill, where Duchess of Cambridge began to hold out signals of d'etress, and Cannon also became uneasy upon Pageant, who had actually taken up the running, though his leadership was or.Jy of short duration. With hie retirement Zucchero was left in command, and close up with the three just named were Merry Duchess and Rosy Cross, Macaroon befcring his handsome jacket prominently on the right. All these, wjth their jockeys riding more or lew hard to keep their places, came on in a cluster, clear of Hilarious, pulling double, and one by one dropping away, the favorite had a clear road out of the Abingdon Mile Bottom, when M'Donald bis bead, and be raced home a very easy winner by four lengths from Macaroon, who beat Belphcebe a neck for second place. About three lengths from Lord Hartington'o filly succeeded Rosy Cross, fourth, and then a similar distance away was Mavis fifth, Plavfair sixth, Prince George seventh, and then in a cluster, came Zuccaero eighth, Pageant ninth, and Qoeea of Cyprus tenth, some lengths clear of Great Tom eleventh, Duchess of Cambridge twelth, and Hardrada next, the last lot comprising Chester' on, Sans Reproche, Rhidorrdeb, Luckpenny, Ivy, and Stockhain, the abeolutelaet being Ifonfire; Tivak hf * oa'e chrotfograph, 4mia. llaecs. Value of the s'akte, ' ' ' yEKIOK3|AK(:|S OF THE WINKER. Hilorioua a three year old brown cUt, was bred by Mr J. Eyke, and at the sale of the Stanton yearlings at Doncaater he was knocked down to Mr T. Daweon's bid for 1200 guineas lot bis present owner, Mr R. Jardine. He did not ron as a two-year-old, bat this yea?, in addition to his victory above, he has performed four times, viz t onplaced in the Atcot Derby; finished second, carrying 6«fe 81b, to Albert Edward (&t 8lb) in the Great Yorkshire Handicap; second to Thnnderstone (Bet Idb) for the Grand Duke Michael Stakes, carrying Srt 71b'; and vrojx the Bb. l*ej?er gtakei at Newmarkei, vitjj e>'t 30). beating Lady Goligbtiy