The Express.
London, England, 1863-10-26 00:00:00

TO TB! ZDTTOB OF TEM WR!SB.

—The Newmarket liouehton Meeting, the
lea: of the six held during the season at head-quarters, rate
every other out of the field in the number of rams the pe►
lie have an opportunity of witnessing, there being a pee&
bility of some five dozen taking place this week.
Tuesday affords but one match en yet, and that is •
" moral " for Echo, the 200 son. Sweepstakes being as
great a certainty for Lord Stamford's colours, which will
Probably be allowed a walk over ; and there appears nothing
to trouble Lady Clifden in the All-aged Stakes unless it is
Argonaut But the Cambridgeshire will put the talents
on their mettle even up to the last, as to counterbalance the
brilliant public performances this year of Carnival, Rs-
chequer, Birdhill, Glenorchy, Blue Mantle, Limoaina, Bore.
alis, Baldwin, Jack of Harts, Hubert, and Comet, there
are the private reputations of Carislirook, Gamma, Bethilde,
Bellman, Aeteld. Tolson°, Catch-'em-Alive, the Giraffe
colt, Port Royal, Despair, Cairneastle, Roman Bee, Woldga,
Turois, Juliet-Grand Dame, Muezzin, Merry Hart, and Sum-
merside, which are so good that they must all be entitled to
favourable consideration. The thirty above enumerated
have been at times backed for money sufficient to warrant
the expectation that they will all be found atthe starting-past,
while the field may possibly be swelled also by the presence
of Aurelian, Queen of Trumps (in the same interest r
Despair), Lady Clifden, Alerte or Hospedar, Polyasda
companion of BathildeL Myrtle (to "assist" Sumrserside),
Dunkeld or Nebula, Fantail (stable companion of Carl►
brook), illoadia, Amazonian, Eastern Princess, Bohan*
Bright Cloud, M. Philippe (a companion of Juliet), Paola.
ron (in the Comet ietarer), and perhaps two or three who
have never been heard of in the market. There were forty-
three starters for last year's Cambridgeshire, and it is quite
possible for that number to be equalled on this occasion, as
the rims has always proved itself a moat open one, some of
the greatest "certainties" on paper being quite upset by
the result. The talented handicapper, too, has made fewer
mistakes concerning this event than any other, and
the outsiders have been so often triumphant that
owners are encouraged to "cut in," whatever may be
said about the cracks. The firmest horses in the market,
and those in whom the greatest dependence is placed, are
the following :
Age it lb
4 11
a 8
.a 8
3 13
a

Carnival
Exchequer
Linuedna

Age et lb
S 8 8 Hubert
I 7 12 Jack of Eastern..
I 7 8 Covet

Toluruo
Borvais
tNacteem-allve

: i 2 Grande Dams
. 7 1 Muenin
. 4 7 O Summenibe

Deepslr
Btrdidl has bus is Queer-street, end &that. " beaten
in her trier (which wu &Lolae au last year, although she
won), while Gamma, Anfield, Port Royal, Cairnaurtle,
and Merry Hart, who have all bees pretty good favourites.
have recently receded too empieionsly for any peat
faith to be placed in them, and although L have every
respect for Carisbrook and Blue Mantle as out-
siders, it most be the best policy to look for the
winner is the above baker's dozen, of which seven are threw
year We and the remainder furs. The young toes have
been 16 times ancossfnl in this event, and the four-year
olds only seven time lint in spite of this, Limosina, Catch.
ens'.Aliva, and Exchequer lave been backed for as mach
money as all the three-year-olds above enumerated, and
there is so doubt they are deserving of being gnat favourites.
Limning ran a first-class mare in the Cesarewitch when
running Limier to three parte of a length, giving her WIN
as the s defeat of The Monk at Kelso. giving him 21b,
pprooves her to be about equal to the fiver/mold Bally
who wu beaten in the comma.st of cantors by
eight lengths at Lincoln when attempting to give
The Moak 161 b. To put Lioness, Bally Edmond, and
Lime.. in • two mite rase at even weights
would this appear very like favouring Lord Stamford's
man, and Lime:suns ban only to he as good over • short
astue ushe is over • long one for the Ossebridgeshire to be
almaat as good • thing for her as the Oeseremtch was for
Lime. Catch.'em-Alive, who less only been out eau
Wane the City and Suburban (and then be belted), is to
perform is earnest again at last, mad his friends have beta
very...guise eines Johnny Anaifteng west to Woody's...
On hie City sad Suburban lone he has tio chance, for he
wee beaten some distanor from bans, sad finished behind
Comet, beaks the three planed horses, Adventurer,
Umpire, and General lieu He certainly ran is frost for
about a mile, and was giving a stone to Adventurer;
but the latter was only a moderate bore on
that day, or Umpire would sot have been at his
neck when ocroceding 30114 and thou who stand
Cstelp'estrAlive must do so on the strength of

17b176711 elll7 do at hms with, Joineay Amstee.g who
is toe good for W. Day to make a mistake. Despair has
beau kept expresely for the nos, and Hubert no so
kindly his his lit race ia public that his light weight
gives him • greet chance, if he will cep " take It into
his head to try," which there is jest the fear Warne
will. not do, as be was got rid of by his late weer on
woman of bony such • rogue. Exchequer is giving Sib to
Linsosina, sad 121 b to CenVem•klive, which may be
asking bin too much ; and as Johnny Armstrong was
vary close to Carnival at Doncaster, Catch-'em-Alive look,
boned to beat both Canine sad Borealis. Lemming, in
the Osearewitch runniog, has Jan-of-Hearts pretty safe
also; and of the remaining four javetnin Muezzin
is • snide-companion of " OatehAte," while Comet
is mese the better for having bee. " OH ^ • abort
time Wok. Of Greed Dame nothing is known in
this country; but tatimmerside ran so well for a mils and
• hell in the Cenrewitch that she is worth needing again,
and I deem her a most dangerous opponent to the two creck•
Limode• and Catch'em Alive, with whom she has the
best of the weight& In fact, with • good jockey on bar
beck site might get bane aloolately fust.
Little used be said concerning the few remaining events
e sod 1 shall merely remark that Ely may win
tat4:l4. Seormitekes, Hiner the Glasgow Staked, and
Umpire and Vapid Rhos., their Matches, on Wednesday ;
Caraind the Free Handicap, Birch Beene the Apethorpe
Stakes, and Hospudar, Tolorno, atidTeenfordery, the Matches
on Thursday. The other items an subject to previous
• rumen& or at present quite out rd my latitude.—l am,
METEOR.