The Express.
London, England, 1864-09-30 00:00:00

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SPORTING INTELL-I4 NCR:

NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING.

THURSDAY.
The attendance was again very large for Thtuaday, and
the weather fine. At the Rooms last evening little was
done, Callon oolt and Thalestra being the two most
inquired lifter of the favourites fur the Cesarewitch, the
former in a few instances being backed at 9 to 1, but the
current price at the close was 8 to 1 offered, whilst Lord
Coventry's mare was backed freely at 15 to 1, in one instance
to 501., after which 12 to 1 was the highest price obtain-
able. Gratitude was friendless at 100 to 8, although 500 to
30 was accepted once ; sod the lams might be maid about
Suspicion, against whom bookmakers were all so anxious to
lay, that 100 to 6 was obtainable foe the asking. There
was no variation from these prices this morning, the
time being principally occupied in settling, and attend.
ing the sale by Messrs. Tattersall. Several of Mr,
Bryan's hones were pat up for sale, but Zora,
Welland, Woodcraft, and Charnel. ware the only ones that
were sold ' • the latter, a colt by Stockwell mimed in the
Dube and St. Leger, was purchased by Mr. Jackson for 800
. The first raoe was appointed at 1.30, a Handicap
CrieZestakes, for which 7 came to the post, which was won by
Lord Uxbridge's Vahalathua, who was favourite at 7 to 4,
boating Balornock, after • rare set-to, by • head. The
Seventeenth Triennial for 2-yr-olds produced • field of 11
strong, and Furze Chat, upsetting previous public form,
won easily. Lady Abbess, with odds on her, best Gownsman
sod Armadillo in the succeeding sweepstakes, after which •
field of 12 contested the Handicap Plate, which appeared all
favourable to Merry Maid until the last few strides, when the
favourite, Sheridan, got upend won by • head. The Handicap
Sweepstakes on the last half of the Abingdon mile, which
bad nineteen subscribers, brought out the largest field of
the day—thirteen starters. Herschel was made favourite
at 5 to 2, but the race was won very easily by the Whitely
filly beating Lady Egidia by three lengths. Her Majesty
Plate was the next race on the card, and but four out of
the ten hones coloured came to the post, viz :—Baron Rothe-
child's Evelio', Mr. Perry's Oldminster, Mr. Wood's Rose,
and Mr. Batson's Ramrod. The two latter were out of the
nee before they had gone half the distance, and Evelio*
and Oldminater coining away together, a fine
race re
race in of the barons mare by half a length.
The Rutland Sta ace, for 2.yr-olds, induced seven to face the
starter, Zephyr being the favourite, at 5 'o 2, and Peeress
at 3to 1 being the next in demand. Baron Rothschild's
filly. however, justified the confidence her backers Lad in
her by winning easily from Peeress Tin last nos, a sweep-
stakes, over the Rutland Stakes Course, was woo by the
outsider Seamy, who defeated seven others by • head, a neck
only separating second and third. The following are
details of the running :
HANDICAP Su-ger-erases of 10 son. each, 5 ft, for 3yr-
olds and upwards. T.Y.C., 5 furlongs 140 yards. (14 subs.
of whom pay 5 sous. ft.)
Lord l'abridge.aValialathns, by Lanibton—Zenobia, 3 yrs,
7st 611, 'Morris, 1
Mr. W. S. Crawfurds ktalornack, 3yrs, tied H. Sharp) 2
Mr W. Day's Armadillo, 3 yrs, tat 'Goodwin) 3
The followthe also ran Deception Guinan late Zephyr),
Tailor. and Sells of the Vale.

Bettina : 7to 4 agst Vabalathas, 7to 2 apt Guitars, 4
to 1 apt Balornock, 7 to 1 agat Armadillo, and 100 to 6 apt
Tailor and Deception coupled. A good start took place
littera slight delay. and for the first 200 yards they were all
dome up. Tailor, Armadillo, and Valialathns, were the tint
to show in front to the diataoce,when Tailor dropped back,
Balornock joining the Lading pair, and challenging with
Vahalathus, so exciting finish malted in favour of Lord
s horse
Uxhridp' by a head, four lengths separating second
mild third, Tailor fourth, Gallant fifth, and Deception last.

FOIST YEAR OF THE SETENTELITH TILDCOSIAi PRODCCE
STALLS of 10 son. each, for 2-yr-olds • colts, tat 101 b ;
Wive, Sat 71b. T. Y.C. (1 furlongs 140 (i 6 subs.)
ME. H. Sutton's Furze Chat, by Kim; om—lady Alice
?Loin; 1
Count de Lsmances Le MUMS% '.F.!lrards)
Lord Coventry's lennyson
Duke of Heaufort's riberia • Yoninain' t
The folk dving also ran—Todleben, c by Voltigeur—MayoUlase,
Skirter, Ilussionary. Haarlem. Spire, and St. Magnus.
•• Betting : 3 to 1 apt Le Warn.* 4 to 1 apt Toponym° ;
7to 1 agut Missionary, 10 to 1 each apt Furze Chat and
Siberia, and 10 to 1 apt Spice and Haarlem coupled. Le
Bearnais and Trenyscn alternately made play to the cords,
where Furze Chat came from the rear division, and 'pined
the two io the centre, and cotniog away from them a short
distance from home, won easily by a length ; a neck sepa-
rated Le Warnais, who was second, from Tennysoo and
Siberia, who ran a dead beat for third place ; Missionary was
fifth, the last two being Skirter and the Manakin colt.
A SWEEPSTAKES of 10 son each, for 3-yr-olds aed up-
wards ; the winner to be sold for 50 eon., if demanded.
T.Y.C. (5 furlongs 140 yards). (4 subs.)
Mr. w. Luly Abbesa, by Teddington—Nunneryk
dam, 3 yes. eat 1311 Fordliani: 1
Lord Stamfords Gownsman, 3 yrs. Sit Alb 'Edwards, I
Mr. W. Laty's Armadillo. I )TA. Ist Alb S Adamsl S
Betting : 6 to 4 on Lady Abbess, and 5 to 2 apt Gowns-
man. Armadillo made play to the distance, obese the
favourite took up the running, followed by Gownsman, who
did not quite catch Lady Abbess, who woo bythree.quarters
ot a !synth, Armadillo being two lengths in the rear of
Ciownsman.

HANDICAP PLATE of 50 son. for 3-yr olds and upwards ;
A. F. (1 mils, 2 furlongs, 73 yards).
Lord Rendleshanishherlditn, by Cotherstone—Lady Betty,
S yrs, Sot 911)
Mr. Payno's Merry Mold, 5 yrs, la ltlb Hibbard)
Lord Wilton's Wandering Minstrel. 3 yrs, 7st ;If. Covey) 3
The following also ran ) —lllppolyta, Noirparell, Aetteon,
Privateer, Corsica, Zeloo, Ilawkshavr, dandle, slroas, and Land
of tho West.

Betting : 2to 1 apt Sheridan, 6 to 1 sgst Merry Maid,
100 to 15 sgst Elippolr ta, 7 to 1 apt Wandering Minstrel,
10 to 1 each against Privateer and Hawkshaw, and 100 to
S apt Zeloo. Merry Maid took up the running, followed by
Zeloo, Hippolyta, and Hawkabaw until coming down the
hill, when Sheridan came up to Merry Maid, ►od woo in the
last stride by a bead, a length between second and third,
Hippolyta fourth, Hawkshaw 6ftb, Zeloo and Lend of the
West, the next two. Nonpareil, who was last throughout,
cantered in.

HANDIt dP SwratrYrAtas of 10 KM. Ma. for Zyr-okla.
Last half of Abingdoo mule (3 furloap 21; yards). (19 subs.)
31r. Darks fby Aloozo-M hiteleg, Tat S *darns 1
Marquis of limning** Lady P.didu, 7.: IHb inctiharli, 2
Mr. fires eft's Bunch, 7st ulti ,Thussaal 3
The following sbo ran:-H Be Oalsutuoroo La Mf drante,
1 by Aannterer-Mrs. Carter. Siter,locks. Tring, Bonny Lass.
General Bally, Kathleen, Herschel, and Glen

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Betting : 5 to 2 apt Herschel, 5 to 1 each apt Lady
Egidia and Mr.. Carter filly, 6 to 1 apt Booby Lau, 100 to
12 apt Kethleen, 10 to 1 apt 11 Re Galarstnomo, 100 to 7
apt the Whiteleg filly, and 2010 1 each agat Glen I,la and
Bilverlocks. The Whiteleg filly took up the running from
Lady Egulia and Bunch at the top of the hill, and maiotaiu•
ing the lead, woo by three laughs ; two lengths between
second and third. 11 Re CaLuttumno waa fourth.

THE Ql.:Er-it'S FIAT/ at 10U pima', for 3-yr-olila sad
orwards. B.C. (1 miles 1 furious 73 yard...)
Barra Rothschild a Etelina, by King Tom— agate. 3 ps,
7st 13Ib ,Daley: 1
Mr. Pe en's Oldmiuster. n 3rs, lOst 81b (W. Boyce, a
Mr. Bats Ws Ramrod, 3 Ira, 7st 13Ib Barry) 8
terse &la,. tau.

beefing : 7 to 4on Restate, 9 to 4 eget Oldminster, 20 to
1 egst Ramrod, and lett to 3 oust Rose. Oldminster took
up the running with • clear lead, and motioned it lathe
turn of the hods, at which point Ramrod and Rom were
beaten, a short distance from home. Recline closed op and
won, atirterd. • good race, by halt a length. Ramrod was a
had th

THE Her LIND STALES of 30 son. each, 20ft, for 2-yr-
olds ; colts, :Ist 1010 ; fillies. Bst 6lb ; winosts extra, From
the turn of the lands in. (5 furlongs 182 yards.) (12 subs.)
Baron li,.tbschUtt's Zephyr, by King Tom—Slentmore
Ls" tat nib J bales' I
Mr. FL W. Cameron's Freres, bat 1.11. H. Grlniabaw) I
Doke of I.e .uforas r,:lcbcnAt 31b Inc 7lb ex Fordbanll S
The fol:oo all; also ran : c by Oulstou—!matrix, Barer, Rein-
hid, and Lazaretto.

llettirg to 2 apt Zephyr, 3to 1 each apt Peerage
and Lazaretto,to 1 apt Todleben. Immediately after
the start Zephyr took np the manias, followed by laza-
retto end Iteistrid to the top of the hill, where the others
dropped back, leaving the lead with Lazaretto and Zephyr,
who ran neck and neck to the rope.. where they were joined
by Pseuds and Todlebee. Zephyr aeon took the lead, and
won by two lengths ; a head between second and third,
the others beaten off.

SN ELPSTAKES 0r:16066. each, for all ages • the wipes"
to be sold for 7llsoes. if ibmaaded. Rutland Stakes Course
(5 futloogy Is 2 yard.). (13 subs.)
Capt,in C. limey, by mums.nd, dam by brstaa,
2 )ra. Gat le:I.
Cora) j
Ilse. Kmnley.n, 2 yrs, Oat bib
51r. W. Day'a k..strr. 2 ps, (et 1011(
The fellow tog ales raa I lurrab. Lady )lan, toll by V, tette,
dam I y Ambrose—Ttalphene, Doektd, and Lamailare Witcl,.
. . .

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Eetting : to 4 east Doefcird. 3to 1 eget Kathlees, and
100 to 15 each apt Harrah and lAncashire Witch. Doeford
made play with a alight lead for a distance, when Kathleen,
Roarer, and busy passed him. Navy taking the lead upon
entering the topes. Kathleen made her effort, but failing
to get up, Besse won by a head ; a neck between Kathleen
and Roarer. Dooford fourth, close up. The winner was
claimed by Mr. Goodwin.
LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE.
CY:WU:WI ICII.
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9to 1 a,"st ThalestiftTij 16 to I aCt Suspicion !off)
otl, 26 to 1 Tattoo t;
9to 1 Calista colt it 33 to 1 Malonsa ft)
and off 40 to 1 Ptu.st off,
12 to 1 Train 't) I6oto 1 N.lcome t)

(BY TELiGitA P 11)

Cti4AREW'I'ICII

700 10 leo apt Thelestrla t, l2 to I apt Mail Train ,o 11)
J to 1 Cdista colt 14 to 1 Gratitude .11,
20 to 1 Bustrition tut!)
CAIII:RIDGESHIRL
1000 to 10 apt otocklegar

WALSALL RACES.—TarasDAY.
THE HURDLE RACE (Handicap) of 3 eon. sack with 25
added ; wieners extra. 2 miles (over 6 hurdle.).
Mr. Lincoln's Ross, by Riticrisoi, dam by Sleigh.-of-Hand,
5 yis, lost 15th J Knott) 1
Mr. Yardiy's YAWL 3 3rs. oat Mb (C. Prott‘ t
Bettiig : 5 to 1 on Ross, who woe in a cantor by mix
IirIitNCIEERT HANDICAP of 3 eon. arch, with 30 added,
for 2-yr•olds ; winnow extra. Three-quarter, of a
Mr. &krona Edinburgh, by Mountain Deer—llonesty, 7st
131 n (Wall/ 1
Capt. Handley's Saloon. int Mb U. Taylor)
Mr. bird's colt, by Knight of Ran—Wire, Let it
(I. Toone)
The folios lag also no : Cockcrow, Wicket, and e by Gulcowar

Bottioig ; 6 to 4 on &Los, 5 to 2 opt Edinburgh, b to 1