The Express.
London, England, 1862-12-04 00:00:00

Mr. 7.7r;sl;irriar of Apo2au, ppd. la!! 710 culinitimm;

The betting *petted at 5 to 4—pt Mutineer, but at the
close be was nominally friendless, end 6 to 4 war taken
about Friar of Apehall, and 4 to 1 about Oliver Twist.
They left the starter at a steady pace, Friar of Apehall
making the running. He was followed by Miss Eru;ly,
Fairplay, and Oliver Twist, Ebeu and Mutineer in close
compasy bringing up the rear. The latter refused at the
first fence, was pulled up, turned round, and ultimately
followed his opponents a long distance behind. On the far
aide of the course Oliver Twist joined Frier of Apehall, and
on passing the stand the second time Mr. hand', horse held
a light lead of "the Friar," Miss Emily lying third, and
Mutineer a considerable distance in the rear. The other
pair having "canuosed" ou the far side of the course, both
came to grief and were out of the race. After passing the
stand tue mooed time Mutineer was gradually left
behind, and Miss Emily being beaten a mile from
home, the issue from that point was left between Oliver
Twist and Friar ef Apehall. The two raced locked
together over the last half-dozen fields and obstacles,
taking the last fence simultaneously. The Friar, how-
ever, turning in the last few hundred yards up the hill
suffered an Guy defeat at the Snish by two lengths.
Nothing eLse pissed the post.
A SLLUNG HANDICAP of 3 soya each, with a) WWI.
added. The wiener to be sold for 411 soya., and any surplus
to go to the food. About two miles. (9 subs.)
Mr. GrAnt's Lengr.inge, by eutherstone, aged_ list 121 b
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—34 r. Grant, 1
Mr. Colby's Haphazard, aged, Inat M 16.... ',Geo. Stevens; 2
11r. tiaun(ers's Pull Cry, IS yrs, lOst 716
Betting : 5 to 2 agst Haphazard, 9 to 2 apt Strike, 5 to 1
each eget Diadem and Maydew, and 6 to 1 each apt Long-
mugs and Greenwich Fair. Longrange made all the run.
slog and wen easily by four lengths. There were six lengths
between sewed and third, and Alroy was a good fourth.
1a the preliminary canter St. Clarence fell at a hurdle,
but the jockey was not injured and the horse started with
the rest. Ile, however, refused early in the contest and
was pulled up. The winner was bought in for $4 guineas.
THE GRAND MICIROPOLITAN HiNDICAP of 15 *ova each,
5 ft, with WO added ; winners extra. About three miles
and a half of fair hunting country. (t 2 subs., 10 of whom
pay 2 soya forfeit).
Br. W. w. Bake. Sinking Fund date Harry), g yrs,
lost 311. ease. 1011. cI. Vno, Nightlngall) 1
Mr. W. W. Bakers Light of other Bags late Johnny).
aged, Net sib (C. Boyce) 2
Mr. e. Jacobs's (Mantis; owed, Bait Sib ise. 31b ex.)
(Mr. Edwards) 3
Betting : S to 4on Sinking Fund, 7to 2 agst ()laxities, 5
to 1 apt the Light of other Days, and 7to 1 each agst
-tricot and Broomstick. An even start was effected, and on
arriving at the Stand, Broomstick held a lead of &heat two
lengths of Glautias and Sinking Fund, who laid side by
aide, Light of other Days following fourth, Ascot fifth,
Mary Stuart, who fell at the second fence, being out of the
race. They proceeded with little variation in this order,
with the exception of Ascot refusing at the obstacle at
the bottom of the hill, where he was pulled up, and re-
turned
to the inclarare—uatil reaching the stand the
*mood time, where Broomstick held only a slight lead of
Sinking Food, Glauties following third, about six lengths itt
advance of Light of other Days. Descending the hill
Sinking Fund went to the front, followed by Clatitias, and
Light of other Days third. Half a mile from home the
favourite increased his lead, and won easily by six lengths.
Light of other lays, who passed Glautiss rather more than
a quarter of a mile from Lome, beat Yr. Jacob's horse by
three lengths for second place, Broomstick finishing a bad
fourth.

LATEST BETTING.
GREAT BILLIARD HANDICAP.
8 to 1 apt Mr. Gram (t)
9 to 1 Mr. Davis (t)
11 to 1 —11 r. Kaaba (t)
100 to 8 Mr. Biskaoll (t)
100 to 7 Hr. Mph (t)
100 to 6 Mr. Doadd (t)
•20to 1 Mr. Balton (t)

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