The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-11-02 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL AUTUMN MEETING, 1860.

WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY, NOTIXIMR

7111 &rn AND 9TH.
Stewards : The Earl of Sefton, Sir Lydsron Newman, Bart.,
Lord Courtenay, and Captain White. Lessee and Clerk of the-
Course, Mr. Edward W. Topham ; Judge, Mr. Richard John-
son, of York ; Starter, Mr. Thomas Marshall ; Clerk of the
Scales, Mr. James Manning, of Newmarket.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 7TH.
The Aintree Plate (handicap) of 50 eovs
for all ages. ONE
miles. 24 subs.
Yrs. st. lb I
Cumberland' ...... & ... 8 4
Ariadne 4 712
Sir William • 3 ... 7 7

Yrs. 5t.113
Tommy Noble
Narcissus
Ancient Andrew
Brassey
Edmund Kean
Gibraltar 3 6 7
Maid of Lyme
Corona 3 6 0
Topaz
Ellen • 3 5 11
Brandy Ball ...paid 4 ... 8 9
Wanderer paid 5 ... 7 2
specie) of 30 sots added to a
sows each. About a mile and a

4 .. 7 6
Glenbuck
Nosegay
North Lancashire 3 ..• 7 6
Ho. ace 3 ... 7 3
Maid of Chesterfield 3 ... 7 3
R•tra Avis
Millionaire 3 , 612
The Gain 4 6 11
Stockton 3 6 11
The Croxteth Welter Cup (h 1
Handicap Fhreenstakes of 5
half. 16 subs.

Yrs. mt. lb
Killigrew Dilkoosh 5 ...11 6
5 .11 2
The Alderman
Ariadne
Prince of Orange
Simla 3 .10 4
Remunerator
First Lord
The Knowsley Nursery Handic
with 70 sore. added, for tm
subs.

Yrs. st.lb
Sheffield 4 9lt
Rosebud 3 9 9
Irish Emigrant
The Monk
Malpas
Edmund Kean
Jenny Longlegs
Legs and Wings
ap Stakes of 5 sous each, 2 ft.,
'o years old. Half a mile. 37

st. lb
Conqueror 8 7
Cantab
The Duchess
Southport 7 10
Kinnaird
Nutbush
Lady Ripon ........ ..., 7 6
Brother to Riseber__„.„ 7 6
Ready Reckoner 7 6
Astarte
7 6
Glen Stewart
Fortflearl
Wee Polly 7 5
7
Erica...... .—... ...... .
Miss Dunetable
squire Peirse
4
Norman 7
Ladylike
Limeflower
A Handicap Hurdle Race of .50 sovs added Sweepstakes
of 5 sovs each, 2 ft. Tw'o mile. s ; over six flights of Hurdles.
24 subs. •

st. lb
Trapeage
Garrison Beauty 7 3
La Belle Noisette
Postage 7 0
Lady Bird 7 0
Sadie
Marquise
Reverie 6 12
Duke 6 12
Esther
Concession
Shepherdess 6 12
Gipsy Girl 6 10.
Bandit
Termagant
Sister to Aston 6 0
Bally-edmond paid 7 10
Princess Royal paid 7 8

Yrs. st. lb
Master Bagot 6 11 5
Jealousy 6 .11 2
Caliph a 10 12
Diamant a 10 10
Ro,neo a 10 2
Killigrew
Victor Emmanuel 5 ...10 2
The Dane
Dr. Leete
Cheery Chap 5 910
Wee Willie a 9 8
Grillade
The Juvenile Stakes of 5 sovl
two years old ; colts Bst 101'
Three furlong. 10 subs.

Yrs. st. lb
ractolus
Irish Emigrant 4 9 4
Brine
Alfred the Great
Topsy •
Johnny
Bucephalue
Tomboy .....-......• 4 ... 8 10
Mary Stewart
Norma ~paid 4 —.lO 2
Maria Agnes ...ysid 6 ...10 0
Queen Bess p sid 6 ...10 0
each, with 25 goys- added, for
fillies and gelding's sat 61b.

Yorkniinstex
Lady Ripon
Gipsy Girl
Venison
Kinnaird
The all-aged Selling Stakes I
added. Two years old 7st 3
10st, six and aged lOst 21bs.
T.Y.C. To close and name
o'clock.

Midsummer
Everlasting
Count Home
Glen Stewart

Ranee
pf 5 sovs each, with 25 sovs
L 011). three 9st, four 9st 91b, five
Five subscribers or no race.
the evening preceding at eight

THURSDAY,
The Scurry Nursery Handical
Three furlon,,,. -- ---
.
st. lb..
st. lb
Sacerdos
7 0
Lady Ripon 7 9 Esther
Glen Stewart
Foxhewd
Erica
Duplicity
Miss Dunstable
Ladylike
Trapcage
Nutbush
Postage 7 3 Hope 6 4
The Liverpool Autumn Steeple Chase Handicap of 100 soya;
added to a Sweepstakes of 5 sous each, 2 It. About three
miles. 29 subs. Subject to the conditions as for the Spring
Steeple Chase.
Yrs. st. lb
Old Ben Roe ......... a -.11 8
Master Bagot ......... 6 ...11 2
Tartar .. ................ a ...10 10,
Longford... ............ a ...10 9
Jealousy ............... a ...10 2
Heads or Tails
Aunt Sally
Kilherew
The Curate a ... 9 10
Cheery Chap 5 ... 9 6
King William
Norma 4... 9 4
Athlete 1. . . 9 3
Horror not being properly described is left out altogether.
The Scramble Handicap of 3 soya each, 1 ft, to gs to the Fund,.
with 20 soya added, for all ages. Six subscribers or no
race. Five furlongs. To close and name the evening pre-
ceding at Seven o'clock, and Weights to appear shortly

Nov. 131 s.
of 50 sovs. Entrance 2 sovs..
22 subs.

Yrs. st. lb
Westminster
Fearless
Itesurgarn
Grey Peter 6 ... 9 0
Shylock
Linkboy
Wee Willie a 8 12
Topsy
Johnny 5 812
Dr. Leete 5 8 10
Oliver Twist
Wynnstay

after.
The Tyro Stakes of 5 sovs each, with 30 soya added, for two
years old. Colts Bst 121bs, fillies and geldings Bat Bibs.
Winners 71bs extra. T.Y.C. 6 subs.
Duke (E2O) Hope (00)
Weatherproof (E2O) l Twinkle (E2O)
Mary (E2O) Sister to Aston (E2O)
The Helter Skelter Stakes of 3 sovs each, with 20 Boys added.
Two years old 6st 121bs, three Bst 7lbs, four 9st 51bs, five
9st 10Ibs, six eind aged 9st 121b5.. Six subscribers or no race.
One mile. To close and name the evening preceding at
Seven o'clock.
The Sefton HandiCap of 5 sovs
Mile and a quarter. 35 subs.
Yrs. st. lb
Duneany 5 8 9
Defender
Tunstal Maid 5 ... 8 2
Riskin 4 713
Gladiolus
Boa Webster 3 7 9
4.riadne
Maid of the Mist
Weatherbound
Nosegay
Glenbuck 4 ... 7 0
Sir William 3 7 0
Rara Avis
Mowbray 3 613
Moorhen 3 613
Syringe
Maid of Chesterfield 3 ... 6 12
Sparrow Hawk 3 ... 612

each, 3 ft, with 60 sovs added-.

Yrs. st.lb.
Horace 3 6 10
First Lord
c. by Voltigeur---

ROSebud v 3 10'
Paleface
Stockton 3 6 /1.
Sheffield 4 6 7
The Prophet
Remunerator
Narcissus
Brassey
The Monk
Gibraltar
Jenny Longlegs 3 6 4
The Nun 3 . 6 2
Corona 4... 5 12
Topaz
Wanderer

Flunky, Nov. 9.
The Great Autumn Cup, value 200 soya. given by the Lessee,
added to a Handicap Sweepstakes of 25 sovs each, 10 ft.
One mile and three quarters. 85 subs, 46 of whom declare
and pay 3 sovs each to go to the Race Fund.
The' highest weight accepting being 7st 131 b, it has beers
raised to. Sat 121 b, enl the others in proportion.
Yrs. st. lb Yrs. st. Dr
Master Begot ...... ... 6 ... 8 12 Syringe
Moorcock
Gladiolus ~ 4 8 6 Horace 3 7 1
Napoleon 4 8 6 Highwayman 4... 7 1
suarn,F,Ade
Joskin
Riseber
Weatherbonnd (in Heiress
121bs. extra) 3 6 4 Feodorowna 3 613
Light
Ben Webster 3 713 Chance Shot 3 6 9
Killigrew
Herne
Petra
El Hakim
Darriel
Ariathre'
Sir William - 3 ... 7 9 South Australian ... 3 ... 6 6
Confectioner .......—... 3 ... 7 7 Dreadnought 3 6 6
Moorhen 3... 7 4 Gibraltar 3...6 &
A Selling Stakes of S sovs each, with 20 sovs added. Two
years old Bst, three 9st Ms, four 9st 121bs, five lOst 4 lbs,
six and aged lOst (Abs. Five subscribers or no race. Five
furlongs. To close and name the evening preceding at seven
o'clock.
A Selling Hurdle Race of 3 soya each, with 30 sovs added.
Three years o d lost 81hs, four list Sibs, five, six, and aged,.
12st. About a mile and a half; over five flights of hurdles,
10 subs.

Yrs. Yrs.
Tomboy (E5O) 4 I Victor Emmonnel (E 50).. 5
Mary Stewart (E 5())
Brine (£SO)
Alfred the Great (E 50)... a Quicksilver (Eso)
The Pontiff (ESO)
A Handicap- Plate of 40 sovs for all ages. Ten subscribers or
no race. Five furlongs. Entrance 2 sovs. To close and
name the evening preceding at seven o'clock.
The Hooton Nursery (Handicap) of 60 says added to a Sweep-
stakes of 3 sovs each, for two years old. Ten subscribers or
no race. Five furlongs. Entrance 2 soya, to go the Fund,
To close and name the evening preceding at seven o'clock,
and the weights to be published shortly after.
The Grand Stand Nursery of SO sovs added to a Handicap
Sweepstakes of 3 soya each, 1 ft. Ten subscribers or no
race. Thrt e furlongs. To close and name the evening pre-
ceding at seven o'clock.

THE CHASE.
The SHROPSHIRE FOXHOUNDS meet on
Friday, November 2 Lee Bridge
At half-past ten o'clock.
The WYNNSTAY PACK will meet on
Saturday, November 3
At half-past ten o'clock.
Master, Sir W. W. Wynn, Bart., M.P. ; llnntsman, J.Walker.

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