The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-11-07 00:00:00

Grand Steeple-chase.

Cosmopolitan
Tumbler
Kibworth Lass

1

PCSCatbre
Zingari

Eleven ran.
City Plato.

Nine ran.
Union Hunt Cup.

Archbishop
Nell Gwynne
Five ran

LIVERPOOL AUTUMN MEETING.

The bill of fare which Mr. Topham has put forth for
discussion over the Aintree Course, during the next three
days, is of ample dimensions, comprising eighteen events,
six being apportioned for each day—quite enough to be
got through with any thing like comfort these short,
autumnal afternoons. At the present time eleven items
are closed, including two races over hurdles and the
autumn steeple-chase, the remainder closing the even-
ings preceding; and, should the weather prove favoura-
ble, of which there is every appearance at present, the
meeting will no doubt prove en every way highly sue-
cessfal.

For to-day, the most prominent feature will perhaps,
be the Knowsley Nursery Handicap, for two-year olds,,
half a mile, for which thirty-seven have been weighted.
The
"ghted:
The performances of Nutbush at Newmarket ande Wor-
cester will no doubt prevent a good number from enter-
ing an appearance, as she displayed racing qualities of
no ordinary nature at both of these places; and, should,
she show for this stake, I am prepared to see her repeat.
the dose, by carrying it off in clever style.
The Aintree Plate, one mile, has a respectable entry,.
the best of the lot appearing to be Ariadne, 4 yrs., ut:
121 h. ; Sir William, 3 yrs., 7st. 71b. ; Horace, 3 yrs.,
7st. 31b. ; and Gibraltar 3 yrs., 6st. 71b. With a start,
I should prefer Sir William; but, having lately changed
hands, he may be an absentee. In that case, Horace,
who is partial to this distance, may be found good
enough to do the trick, the next best appearing to be
Gibraltar.
The Croxteth Welter Cup, about one mile and a half;
I will award to First Lord or Jenny Longlegs,—the•
latter having shown sufficient form at Hereford,b this\
week, to command respect for a race like this.
On Thursday, the Sefton Handicap, one mile and a-
half, will be materially influenced by the running for the
Aintree Plate, as no fewer than thirteen of the competi-
tors firure ill:both races. The penalty for winning the
latter will be only 61be. ; and there is every possibility of
it being reduced to almost a certainty before the num-
bers are teleoTaphed. At present, however, I must con-
fess to a decided liking for Ariadne, 4 yrs., ist. 61bs.
In the Scurry Nursery Handicap for two-year olds
(three furlongs), Nutbush is again engaged, and it is not
unlikely that she may carry off this also, despite the
101 b. penalty; and Weatherproof ought to dispose of
the lot opposed to him in the Tyro Stakes for two-year-
olds, over the T.Y.C.
In consequence of the very unsettled state of the
market, in connection with the Great Autumn Cu , I
must decline entering upon it at present; most of those
which were fancied by the public when the weights
appeared, and subsequentlykecame real good favourites,
having now a very stale appearance. Herne and Light
have been backed in real ea,:nest; but, beyond these two,
it is difficult to say what has been backed for good

money.
Up to last night a goodly number of horses had
arrived, and a capital meeting is confidently looked for-
ward to. ►SATELLITE.

S DAY (WEDNESDAY).
of 50 says for all ages. One
24 subs.

PROGRAMME FOR THII
The Aintree Plate (handicap)
miles.
Yrs. st. lb Yrs. st.lb
Cumberland
Ariadne
Sir William
Glenbuck
Nosegay 4 7 6 Edmund Kean
North Lancashire— 3 ... 7 6 Gibraltar 3 ... g 7
Horace 3 7 3 Maid of Lyme
Maid of Chesterfield 3 ... 7 3 Corona 3 6 6
Rara Avis
Millimaire 3 . 612 Ellen
The Gem - 4 611 Brandy Ball ...paid 4 ... 3. 91
Stockton ............... 3 ... 6 11 Wanderer paid 5 ... 7 2
The Croxteth Welter Cup (in specie) of 30 sovs added to a,
Handicap. Sweepstakes of 5 sovs each. About a mile and a,
half. 16 subs.

_ , Yrs. st. lb
Dilkoosh i ..11 6
KilligreW
Tliti-AlBihtimn 5 ..11 2
Ariadne
Prince of Orange
Simla 3.,.10 4
Remunerator
First Lora
The Knowsley Nursery Han,
with 70 sous. added, for
subs. "

st. lb

Conqueror 8 7
Cantab '
The Duchess
Southport 7 10
Kinnaird

islutbush
Lady Ripon 7 6
Brother to Riseber 7 6
Ready Reckoner 7 6
Astarte
Glen Stewart
Foxhead
Wee. Polly 7 5
Erica 6 7 5
Miss Dunstable
Squire Peirse ' T 4
Norman 7 4
ladylike
Limeflower
A Handicap Hurdle Race of
of 5 sacs each, 2 ft. Two '
24 snbi.

Yrs. st. lb.
Sheffield
Rosebud 3 . 9 9•
Irish Emigrant 4 9 8
The Monk
Malpas 3 9 3
Edmund Kean
Jenny Longlegs g ... 9 0
Legs and Wings
ip Stakes of 5 sous each, 2 ft.,
) years old. Half a mile. 37
et. lb
Trapcage
Garrison Beauty 7 S.
La Belle Noisette ...... 7 3.
Postage 7 0+
Lady Bird 7 0.
Sadie 6 13.
Marquise
Reverie 6 12
Duke 6 12
Esther
Confession
Shepherdess 6 12
Gipsy Girl 6 10
Bandit
Termagant
Sister to Aston 6 -6
Bally-edmond paid 7 10.
Princess Royal paid T 8.

iO sovs added tl a Sweepstakes
les ; over six flights of Hurdles.-

Yrs. st. lb Yrs. st. lb
Master Begot 6 ...11 5 Pactolus 5 ... 9 8
Jealousy 6 11 2 Irish Emigrant 4 ... 9 4
Caliph a 10 12 Brine
Moment a 10 10 Alfred the Great ... a ... 9 0
Rome.; a 10 2 Topsy
Killigrew 's ...10 2 Johnny
Victor Emmanuel... 5 ...10 2 Bucephalus
The Dane
Dr. Leete
Cheery Chap 5 910 Norma paid 4 ...10 2
Wee Willie a •. 9 8 Maria Agnes ...paid 6 ...10 0
Grillade
The Juvenile Stakes of 5 eovs each, with 25 sous added, for
two years old ; colts Sst 101 b, fillies and geldings Sst 61b.
Three furlonp.x. 10 subs.
Yorkmin.ster Midsummer
Lady Ript.'n Everlasting
Gipsy Girl
Count Horne
Venison Glen Stewart
Kira:Laird Ranee
The all-aged Selling ~takes of 5 soya each, with 25 soya
added. Two years oh.' ist 101 b, three 9st, four Oat 91h, five
iOst, six and aged lOst 2lbs. Five subscribers or no race.
T.Y.C.

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TIESTER.--YESTERDAY.
BETTING AT MANC,
LIVEB.POCL CUP.
st. lb. Trainers.
Quotationts.
7 1 Hughes
The Brewer lO to 1 taken
lloorcock lO to 1 taken ...
1 T
Horace
Chere Arnie 2O to 1 offered .... 7 3 Godding
Gibraltar
6 0 Harlock
Weatherbound
Very little doing.,