RACING IN ENGLAND.

DERBY

I Tuesday, August 29. Champion Breed k us' Foal Stakes, of ICOOsovs, added to a sweepstakes of lOsovs each. For two-year-olds Nominator of winner received 200sovs, and nominator and owner of second each 50sovs out of stakes. About five furlongs. Mr Houldsworth's b f Springray, by Springfield—Sunray, 8 2 (F. Pratt) t Mr I) Hollis's b c Xury, by Tertius— Polpetti. 5.13 (S. Ohandley) t Mr R. 11. Combes' s b f Babylonia, 7.13 (A. Watts) 3 Mr E. ( '. Claybon s Simonburn, 8 2 (Calder) 4 Lord Bradford's b c by Chillington— Black Stockinet, 8 2 (Finlav) 0 Mr J. B. Leigh's Corea, 8.2 ... (T. Loates) 0 Mr T. Cannon's King Schceneus, 8.4 (M. Cannon) 0 Mr A.M. Cardwell's Skirpenbock,B.2(Rickaby) 0 Mr A. Tavlor's Bard of Avon, 8 5 ... (Gough) 0 Mr J. Bibby's Chin Chin, 8.2 ... (W. Platt) 0 Lord Houghton's Miss Hoyden, 7.13 (Woodburn) 0 Mr W. Johnstone's Blarney, 5.2 ... (Allsopp) 0 Sir R. Waldie Griffith's Red Sky, 8.2 (White) 0 Mr Dartmoor's Tarrai-e, 8.2 . (Mullen) 0 Captain Fife's Pomade Divine, 8.13 (G Chaloner) 0 Betting : 83 to 40 agst Corea, 5 to 1 Xury, 10 to 1 Springray, 100 to 7 Simonburn, 20 to 1 Babylonia. Approaching the distance Corea hoisted signals of distress, and Springray retained the command from Babylonia and Simonburn until close home, when Xury challenged and made a dead heat in the last stride. The stakes (value £1300) were divided. Pe\ eiul or the Peak Plate, of lOOOsovs ; second received 50sovs. One mile. Loid Ellesmeie's b c Esmond, by Lowland Chief— Clarista, 4yrs, 8.13 ... (J. Watts) 1 Mr D. Cooper's eh c Juvenal, 4yrs, 7.13 (G. Barrett) 2 Lord Londonderry's eh c Inferno, 3yrs, 6.11 (W. Bradford) 3 Geneial Owen Williams'*, Pensioner. Jyrs, 8.3 (T. Loates) 0 Mr C. .1. F. Fawcett's Pitcher, 3yrs, 7.11 (A. White) 0 Mr 11. 11. Hiuce's Indian Chief, jyrs, 7 5 (S. Chandley) 0 Lord Hastingh's Towton, 4yrs, 7.4 (Finlay) 0 Mr Worton'b Victor Wild, 3yrs, 7.3 (Allsopp) 0 Captain Fi. W. Baird's Queon of the Spring, T 3i3 i' rR V,°-P , „• (A. Fawdon) 0 Lord Radnor s Varangian, 4yrs, 6.11 (Gough) 0

Mr Chaddleworth's Lady Halle, 3yrs, 6.1 (H. Toon) 0 Betting : sto 2 agst Pensioner, 4to 1 Esmond* 100 to 12 Inferno, 10 to 1 Juvenal. Before reaching the distance Pensioner and Lady Halle were in difficulties, and with Esmond now vigorously challenging Juvenal he got up and. won by a short head.

Wednesday, August 30.

Breeders' St. Leger Stakes, of lOOOsovs. About one mile.

Baron de Rothschild's br c Le Nicham, by Tristan— La Noce, 9.4 ... (T. Loates) 1 Mr H. Cox's cli f Dornroschen, 8 7

■n i s-n t .. , c (G. Chaloner) 2 Duke of Beaufort s b c Son of a Gun, 9.4

_, T TT TT „ (M. Cannon) :i J>lr J. H. Houldsworth's b or br f Gaserta, S.O

, . (F. Pratt) 0 Betting : 6t050n Le Nicham, 15 to S agst Son of a Gun, 100 to 8 Dornroschen (o). Won easily by a length ; five lengths between second and third.

DONCASTER. Tuesday, September 5.

Champagne Stakes, of SOsovs each, with 500sovs added ; the second received lOOaovs out ot the stakes. Red House in (five furlongs 152 yds). Lord Roseberry's b c by Hampton—lllumi°ata, 9.0 (A . White) 1 Mr Douglas Baird s b c Sempronius, 9 0

(M. Cannon) 2 Betting : 11 to 4on the Illuminata colt, who from the fall of the flag drew out with a clear lead until a quarter of a mile from home. Here the gap wa3 lessened, and before the distance Sempronius had reached the Illuminata colt's heels, but two shakes of the rein were su Hi cieut to dispel all doubt, and the odds were eabily landed by a length and a-half. Value of the stakes, £1270. Great Yorksiuhe Handicap Plate, of 1300sovs -, the second received 200sovs, and the thiid lOOsovs, out of the Plate. Old St. Leger course (L mile (! furlongs 132 yds). M. R. Lebaudy's eh h Chesterfield, by Wisdom —Bramble, 6yrs, 9.0 (G.Barrett) I Lord Bradford's b g Guttlestonc, syrs, 6.1 (H. Toon) 2 Mr J. 11. Honldsworth's blk c Bushey Park, 4yrs, 8.4 (M. Cannon) 3 Captain Machell's Kilsallaghan, 3yrs, 7.7

(1". Loates) 4 Sir J. Thursby's Paddy, 4yrs, 8.4 ... (Calder) 0 Mr Manton's Shrine, 6yrs, S.O ... (Mullen) 0 Lord Hastings's Seaton DeJavel, 4yrs, 8.0

(Finlay) 0

Major Stapylton's Sweden, 3yrs, 7.6

(J. Harriion) 0 Colonel North's Concrete, 3yrs, 7.5 (Allsopp) 0 Betting : 7 to 2 agst Bushey Park, 9 to 2 Chesterfield, 10 to 1 Cuttlestone.

The top weight took the lead below the distance and won by a length and a-half. Time, 3min 13Jsec. Value of the stakes, £975.

September 6. St. Leger Stakes, of 25sovs each ; the owner of the second received 200sovs, and the third 1003ovs, out of the stakes. About 1 mile G furlongs 132 yds. Mr H. M'Calmont's b c Isinglass, by Isonomy —Deadlock, 9.0 (T. Loates) 1 Mr C. D. Rose's b c Ravensbury, by Isonomy — Penitent, 9.0 (M. Cannon) 2 Baron do Rothschild's br c Le Nicham, by Tristan— La Noce, 9.0 (G. Bairett) 3 Mr Buchanan's br f Self Sacrifice, hy Biead Knife— Lady Godiva, 8.11 ... (R. Colling) 4 Lord Ellesmere's b c Phocion, by Hampton— Photinia, 9.0 (J. Watts) 0 Lord Ellesmere's b c Glengall, by Galliard— Glenara, 9 0 (T.Mullen) 0 Mr W. I'Anson's blk or br c Khartoum, by Gordon— Lectern, 9.0 (F. W. Lane) 0 Betting : 95 to 40 on Isinglass, 11 to 2 agst I Ravensbury, 10 to 1 Phocion, 100 to 6 Self Sacrifice, 33 to 1 Le Nicham.

The flag fell at the first attempt, Khartoum and Self Sacrifice being quickest away from Le Nicham, Phocion, and Glengall, with Isinglass next, and Ravensbury last. As they settled down, , Glengall became second to Khartoum, and the pioneers went up the side clear of Le Nicham , Self Sacrifice, and Phocion, the favourite dropping out just behind Ravensbury. In disappearing from view Self Sacrifice changed places with Le Nicham and while they were out of sight Glengall drew up to the girths of Khartoum. They were level in passing the rifle butts from Self Sacrifice, Phocion, and Le Nicham, while Isinglass still stayed in the wake of Ravensbury. The next quarter of a mile saw the rapid retirement of ■*■ Khartoum, and with his fair comrade at once assuming the command Glengall also went out, and at the Bed House was tailed off in company of the selling plater. Phocion then went on • second from Ravensbury and Isinglass, and clear of these followed Le Nicham. As they reached the half-mile post Phocion was well beaten, and Colling soon afterwards began to ride Self Sacrifice, so that Ravensbury and Isinglass had no difficulty in closing with her. If the favourite had ever wanted some rousing he was now going great guns, and just when Ravensbury looktd like passing Self Sacrifice within a hundred yards, Isinglass, on the whip hand, headed them both. The extra pressure proved too much for Self Sacrifice, and Isinglass came into full view of the goal, running clear of Ravensbury, with Self Sacrifice and Le Nicham in clear pursuit. The next two hundred yards saw a splendid illustration of the superiority of Isinglass, as at the distance he had drawn out a couple of lengths. From this point he was allowed to slow down, and ran home only a halflength winner from Ravensbury, who was a length and a-half in front of Le Nicham. The last-named had passed Self Sacrifice at the commencement of the enclosure, and deprived her of place honours by about two lengths, with Phocion a hundred yards off fifth, and Glengall and Khartoum tailed off. Time, 3inin 13 2-ssec. Value of the stakes, .£5300.

[By Cable ] NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER. Wednesday, Ooctoher 11.

Cesarewitcii Stakes, a handicap of 25sovs each, with 500aovs added. Two miles two furlongs 35yds. Mr T. Jennings's b f Cypria, by Cailton— Queen of Cyprus, 3yrs, 6.5 t Mr Ellis's b m Red Eyes, by Goggles— Miss Florry, 4yrs, 7.10 f Mr Jersey's b m Lady Rosebery, by llosebery — The Empress Maud, aged, 8 5 3 A dead heat. Tjiuhsdvy, Octoiikrl2. Middlepark Plate, of 500sovs, added to a sweep of 30sovs each. Six furlongs. Lord Rosebery's b c Ladas, by Hampton— Illuminata 1 Mr H. Milner's b f Jocasta, by St. Simon — Thebais 2 Mr D. Baird's b c Sempronius, by Wisdom— Hamptonia 3 The winner was probably a strong favourite.