The Express.
London, England, 1864-10-12 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER
MEBTLVO.—TONMAY.
THE CESAREW ITCH DAY.
Tuesday, the greed day of the meeting, dawned some-
what iumuspiciously, and serious fears were entertained
during the morning that the principal of all the autumn
handicaps would be contested in the same unfavourable
weather as last year. Towards mid-day, however, the
heavy clouds which threatened to spoil the day's sport be-
gan to disperse, and the High-street resumed an animated
appearance, consequent upon the fresh arrivals by the morp-
hia trains from London. On arriving at the Sabectiptieu-
rooms, however, we could not help remarinug that
they were not so well patronised as usual, and
the betting on the great event of the day pre-
sented no particular feature. Mail nein still held hie
position as fast favourite at 100 to 3, and Gratitude was
very firm at 11 to 2. Charmian, too, had many frieuds at
10 to 1, and the same might be and about Planet sod the
Canis colt. Beyond these quotations there was nothing
done worthy of comment About half-past 11 the members
began to make a move towards the heath, which
-embed in due time, the first race having
been or 12 o'clock. After that arid the
earmeding vent—a match won by Catalftm—
some spirited betting took place on the Cesarewitch, 7 to 2
being neared on the field, Gratitude perhaps having the
call, Mail Train, au contraire, not appearing in such good
edour. Charmiazi was in increased demand at 10 to 1, sad
of the outside divisies, the Brewer seemed to be the only
one fancied, being backed at lessening prices until the old
horse finally touched 20 to 1 (taken). The business of the
day commenced with the Royal Stakes, which wee
to a match between Breese and Heagiet,
hat the favourite holding his opponent safe all
the way, won in • canter by • length, which
distance maid haw been neressedever so far had Daley but
let out the mare. The Handicap Sweepstakes of 15 eon
leech, Ab.M., brought six to the post, Master Richard beteg
the only absentee from the lot coloured on the card. After
as fine race between the three placed Lord Coventry's horse
wan on the post by a heed, • like distance separating the
. second and third. The Match for 100 son., over the first
half of the Ab.lL, between Haarlem sad LadyFlerenee, was
won by theneo-favourite rather cleverly bya neck. The Town
Plate, for which five ran, was decided in favour of Buc/dout,
who won with ridiculous ease by three lengths. The large
field of 29 for the Ceesrewitch were weighed for and under
the control of the starter within a few minutes of the tune
appointed for the start. Even up to this critical moment
Gratitudecommanded the confidence of the public as 7 to 2,
while 9 to 2 wee laid against the great Woodyeates "crack."
The Celina colt wee rather "fishy," but Thalestris im-
proved her position wonderfully, consequent upon the vic-
tory of her stable companion, Umpire ; indeed, such was the
desire to get on the mare, that althea& at lint 7to 1 was laid
to some money, 100 to 15 was accepted kindle as the bones
were being marshalled in order at the past. 'the race, which
will be found fully described below, demands little or no
additional comments ben. They ran In a body to the
bashes, where Mail Train bolted into the cords, and the
issue was thus confined to Gratitude and Thalestais, the
former seemingly having the best of it, bat Lord Coventry's
mare lasting longer, eventually won by • heed; three-
quarters of a length' separating Gratitude and Ackworth.
Mail Train was fourth, sod Planet fifth, The remainder of
the racing will be found fully described below.
Tim ROYAL STAILD3 of 200 son. each, 130 ft ; for 3-yr
olds ; colts, Bst 71b ; fillies, Sgt 2lb ; winners extra. A, F.
(1 mil* 2 furlongs 73 yards.) (5 subs.)
Baron Rothschild's Breeze, by King Tom-Mentmore Lao,
,J. Daley) 1
utirPorigiobatlis Hengist, SM. net 71b Melia)
Betting: 4 to 1 no Breeze, They ran in close company
till within a quarter of a mile of home, when Breese took •
decided lead. sad could have woe by say disisnos, but being
eased at the finish only passed the judge • length in agl-
eam. of Lord Portenieuth's oolt.
MATCH. Leas half of R.M. (1 mile 17 yards.) 100,h ft.
Marquis of HaWsps Catalogue, by latamlngton
Eclogue. 2 yrs, 7st 11.1 b illordbam) 1
Mr. H. oavile's La Meehan* 2 yra, Pat fdb (Alderoft)
Betting : 11 to 10 ea la Methane& They alternately led
into the Abingdon bottom, where Catalogue wee half a
length in trout, and defeating La Michante's resolute clai-
kminm:to by • bead.
iotiIDICAP SWZIPSTSAMB of 15 eon. each. 10 ft, for 3-
yr-olds and upwards. Seven furlong, 212 yards. (8 subs.)
Lore Coventry s Umpire, byLeccente—AltreCerneal (bred
in Americo, aged, fat (J. Adams) 1
Mr. J. Osborne's Lyra. S ne. ea (Carroll)
Mr. J. Kent, jun.'s. Dim:lied, Sp% ill Orimahaw)
The following also ran .—Moulae), °term. sad Mann's.
Betties: 2 to 1 sea Umpire, 5 to 2 apt Moulasy, 4 to 1
apt Melrose, 5 to 1 eget Dionied, and 100 to 15 apt Lyn.
Thetund• SAT. closely atteadl.tiri Dinned and
Umpire, to the bushes, when Umpire the pair, sod
after an exciting struggle woo by a bead; the same between
second
Nelson and third; Giros was fourth, Moulsey fifth, and
last.
Mama : both 2-yr-olds. First half of Ab. M. (3 tor'
ionz4l2 yards) 100, lift.
Ms of Hastings' lady Florence, by Nowinlnster
Lady Melbourne, Hat Sib Jrordhanil 1
Mr. M. Haarlem, let 101 b (Aldcroft) I
Betting: 6 to 4 on Haarlem. lady Florence made all the
running, and won by • neck.
THI TOWN PLATS of 50i., foe 3-yr-olds and upwards: the
wiriest to be sold for 200 son. if demanded, he. T.M.M.
(1 mile 7 furlongs 158 yards.)
Mr. Barnes' Bnektoot. by Acrobat—Heirloom, S yrs,
7st 71b
iilf 1
Mr. J. Osborne's vantage. 11 yrs. 7st 7th (W triera") I
lord tzbridge'S Rattier. 3 Mrs, 7M 110 teemed rat slim
Pixie and Corinthian Too also sae, Preach)
Betting : 3 to 1 inch apt Pixie and Battler, 7 to 2 apt
Vanier, 4 to legal Buckfoos, and 10 to I apt Corinthian
TOOL
THE CISASSWITCH &rum, • free handicap of 25 son.
each, 15 ft, with 200 added, for 3-Yr-ulds mid upwards;
trimmers extra. Cimareeriteh Clause (2 miles 2 furlongs end
1B yards.) (90 subs).
Lord Coventry's Thalestris, by Kingetra—Ttrago, 4 rm.
est rib treinsehaw) 1
Mr. W. itoblnion's Gratitude, 4 yea, Oil (Carron)
Mr. B. Hire Ackworth, 3 yrs, 7st ICannoe)a
The following also ran :—elmkdown, Maw. Despair, loco,
Tomato. The Brewer, Beaver, Lady Hylda, King Manning.
Charming Woman, Mall Train, Crisis, Dr. syntax, Planet, Sus-
plcio.il, Beath; Pied Diver, e by Paszoletto—Colista. Cathedral,
he . Papie, Wondering Minstrel. Auricula. Rely Poly, Charmlaa,
Battagba, and Speculation late Beigochee).
Betting : 100 to 30 apt Gratitude, 9 to 2 apt Mail Teas,
100 to 15 apt Thalestris. 10 to 1 eget Oluirmiaa, 100 to 8
apt Calista colt, 100 to 7 apt Planet, 100 to 6 eget Brewer,
25 to 1 'get Cathedral, 30 to 1 apt Suspicion, 33 to 1 'pi
Lady iiylda,4o col each apt Ack worth and Beatrix, 50 to 1
apt Blac.kdown, 66 to 1 apt Beaver, led 100 to 1 apt
Pearl Diver. Precisely at 2.38, only three minutes beyond
the time appointed for the race, no admirable start was
effected, the Brewer making play, with Mail Train and
Tomato close at his aide, while Thalestria and Gratitude
were in front, wide of the three leaden, the net being ekes
up, Boly Poly, King Charming, and Charming Woman being
beaten early in the race. Except that Planet, Maier Cathe-
dral. Battaglia, Wandering Minetrel, Dv. Syntax, and
Boatels were nose when half the distance had been rue,
there was no &Horatio° until the lot had streamed on to
the bushes, where Gratitude oti the upper ground, with
Thiamine at her neck, were in trout closely attended by
Mail Train (lying about three parts of a length in their rear),
Planet and Ackworth, wide of the trio, being the other
two in advance. The race at this point had • very
" tailing" appearance, Despair, Rely Poly, and King
Charming—the latter of whom was pulled up shortly after
the bushes—being completely out of the issue at the
Coming down the hill, after passing the bushes,
Mail Train began to show signs of distress immediately be
was called upon to struggle with Gratitude and ?Wooten
(with whom the result appeared • match), and shortly after-
wards swerving right across the course to the left narrowly
escaped running amongst the crowd who were taking their
view of the ran from the ropes. In the dip Gratitude was
leading by three-quarters of a length from Thaleetria, who
lath by inch gained upon Mr. Robinson's mare,
sad after one of the most exciting finisher' The-
hotels got up in the last stride and won by
a head. Three-quarters of a length separated the
second and third. Mail Train was fourth, Planet fifth,
Miser sixth, Cathedral seventh, Battaglia eighth, Wandering
Ministrel ninth, and Beaten and Dr. Syntax next. The last
lot were the Celina colt. Despair, Rely I oly, and Charming
Woman. The only accident in the race occurred to Miri-
ade, who wee knocked on her knees coming through the ,
gap by Ashworth, but neither bone nor jockey was injured. i
A SOLLING HANDICAP SwEirereceB of 10 area, each, for
2-yrolds and upwards. The wiener to be sold for 100 son.,
if demanded. T. Y. C. (13 subs.)
Mr. Cares Mater to Knave of Trumps, by King of Trumps,
dam by West Australian, s yrs, 7st Lowe, 1
Mr. 2.lthinstone's Zora, 61n. 7tt 710 ',Woodhouse, 2
Mr. Joice's Kathleen. 2 yn, est J. Orimshaw,
The following also ran : Barter, Deception, Village Belle, Wild
Enstrese, Blue Bell, and ellvcrlocks.
Betting: 3 to 1 each !get Kathleen and Wild Hunting,
5 to l apt Blue Bell, , to 1 apt Zora, and 8 to 1 apt
&leaflet:kg. dieter to Knave of Trumps made play to the
sords, where Zora sod Kathleen went to the heat, but
Sister to Knave of Trumps, coming again in the last fifty .
yards, won by half • length ; • neck separated the snood
sod third. The winner was claimed by Mr. Elphinstone,
and Mr. Coventry claimed dorm.
THS elloiricrid. Staten of 30 son. each, 33 ft, for 2.yr.
aids ; colts, let 10lb ; fillies, Bst 81b; wizens extra.
T.Y.C. (44 subs.)
Count r de Lutrance's Cleitateur, by Meson:me—Miss
Gladiator. let NM ,E.direrds) 1
Captain Wink's Joker, fist 10lb itindloner)
Martinis of Illaitings Pantaloon. Set lelb ,Forthaal) S
The following also ran Oetrett.t. We Basile. Nswb*bri, Heir.
114.1 aw, colt by Oulakm—Veal. Verderer, Soilitotre, Kate name-
tea, tsgtneUe, sou Maid Munn.
Betting : 7 to 4 apt Gladiatenr, 3 to 1 apt Joker, 10 to 1
each apt Yerderer, Heiratlaw, and Kate Hampton, 100
to 8 each apt Panteloon and Reginella, 100 to 6 apt the
Vest colt, sod 20 to 1 apt Ostregor. Regimens made play
with • clear lead into the cords, wLere Gladiateur took up i
the mooing, followed by Joker and l'aataloon, neither of
whom could, however, reach the trench Lone, who won 1
a length. Hal/ a length separated the second and third ,
end • heed divided the third and fourth.
A Streutinens of 20 son each, for 2-yr-olds ; eelle,
fist 101 b ; fillies sod geldinga, tat 81b. The winner to be ,
sold for 100 soya if demanded ha, &a. T.Y.C. (3 subs.)
Mr. Jolee's Kathleen, by Knight of Avenel—Scotch Jean-
nie, net bib (Cushion.) 1
L^rd Weatmorlood's Sentinel, Set HIM 'Oneteri
Mr. F. Temple's The Weever, tot 10th (J. Marsh) I
B• 441, to 4 as egoilaitl sad 9 to 4 apt UAW%

who nude all the rennin and woo by two lengths. A bed
third. . _

ASwim:Ferran of 5 sors.sach, for all aria The winner to
be sold for 70 sores if demanded, ha Rutland Stakes warm.
(4 subs.)
Igr. J. li. Wyndham's rowdy, by Glanomows—llystwy
ys, Oat 121 b (IL
tC.:17.1 1
Mr. Olt Wright's Hurrah. 2 yrs, Mb Porto. 2
Mr. Jolco's Bossy. 2 yrs, Ges 121 b ( 2
Betting : even on Betsy, and Bto 4 apt Tragedy. liorrsk
made play till within two dishiness from borne, whore the
thins dosed ; bat Tragedy Gomm sway in the last hundred
yards woo by three parta of a length. A neck separated
1 the second and third.