The Express.
London, England, 1864-10-15 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER
MEETL•lo.—Feeltht.
Three features aloe* dietinguished the concluding day's
torus of the meeting at Newmarket. Mr. Jackson baying
beleited the whole of the 2001 et leas between Jupiter eM
AStractiou' which was appointed to commence the spurt at
IL3II, the card contaiaen ten erects, inclusive of three
matedies. The principal items of interest were the New-
aserket Derby, the Match between General Peel and Cam-
boson, and the Prendergast Stakes. The tint mentioned
el these three into, eating events brought out Fills de edit,
Claremout, and Mail Train. The French mere comedian
albs to Claremont and loilw to Mail Train, exclusive of the
venal sex allowsu.o, wet the favourite at 2to lon her,
though Mail Train, who before the Cesarewitch was reported
but few poubda interior to Blair Athol, received sudsier-Hal
support at half a point more odda. In compliance with orders,
Costance scut—what was told him wee "the games horse be
ever rode"—the Train along at has best speed. At the
Tern rf the Lends the steam was out of the Woodyeatee
tog, whereupon del'Air carried ou the running, led won
from Claremont in a canter, Mail Train betas beaten any
Blunder of lengths from the Whitewall hone. After the
decision of the Fifty Pounders's., in which six of the eaves
entered took part, the Lopromptu match between General
Pedant! Caiutiuscan, which engrossed so much attention,
mime on for decision. Betting men rushed about on their
backs amongst the carriages which early took their station
at the Ceserewitch iiIILSI3, and so much excitement has
not been observable on the Heath for • long LIMO.
General Peel gave place la the betting to Cambium, who
wu favourite at 6to 5. After making all the running the
result looked so favourable for the "General" at the toot
of the hill that 4 to 1 was loudly shouted on Lord Glasgow,
bat upon breaardog the OICIII3O the gone Cetniouscan
and finally woo a magnificent struggle by half • length,
amidst uproarious cheering, Lord Steinford onions in for
a spend ovation. The next ituportaut feature of the day's
naing was the Prendergaat Stakes, which had eight runners,
Ave of whom were " *Baptiser " at the finish.
Bedminster, though not considered by his astute
owner, Sr Joseph liawley, to possess say greet chauoe,
was not freely backed, but he woo cleverly by • length.
Siberia only beat Glediateur and Longdows, who ran a dead
heat by a hood, whilst Gartlevistare and °a were so close
up with the " dead heaters" that it was impossible to amigo
them places. Longdown pressed upon Gs:devisers so as
to militate against Mr. Sutton's filly's chance, and though
no official complaint was lodged against Coe/loser's riding,
bled to some unpleasantness. The sport concluded to
fine weather, punctually at the appointed 4.30 fixed for the
lost race, soot an hour afterwards the special express was
ea
its way to the metropolis, arriving at the Shureditch
Mete= at &20.
Till N Ewa am= Dater, a sweepstakes of 25 eon. each,
II forfeit, with 111 U added; for 3-yr-ulds ; colts, bet 11th ;
flame, bet 71b. ; certain penalties and ellowatime. The last
tails and • half of B.C. (67 cube.)
Count de lograuge's Fine de TAD. by Faugh-a.Ballagh—
Pauline, by Volcano ilired in Franco:, vat tincluulog
71b extra) 'Edwards) 1
Mr. Bowes's Claremont. Set lilb rAshnialb 2
Yr. W. Day's Mail Troll; bet 4lb (cadence; 3
Betting 2tol oo Idol de PAir• sto 2 apt Mail Train,
sad 10 to 1 apt Claremont. Mail Train made play with a
teed of five lengths to the Criteriou starting post, enure Fills
dle l'Air took up the running, carried it on at • good pan,
wed won in a comer by six lengths., Mail Train, who was
hopelessly beams half • mile from home, aerated fifty yards
ken the French mare.
Flint FOUN vs ; tor 3-yr-olda and upwards. A.F. (1 toile
farlongs 73 vards.) u.t • .2.,"-• eta
Mr. T. Taylors MaharajabAlMßdsw—Yeta,Sys(i.ool.).
7st 1.110 (Nennaril
Lord Uxbridge a Vabetathes, 3 yrs (Ka), 7,4 121 b
rFrench; 2
Mr. J. Osborne's anckfoot, 3 yrs (3001. t, 7st 711. i ;Whiteley) 3
The following aLu ran :—iireesland, turn of Luck, And
Pplosnera.
Betting : 5 to 4 on Vabalathus, 4 to 1 apt Bockfoot, and
sto 1 apt Turn of Luck. Ephemera made ploy, followed
by Turn of Luck and Maharajah to the bushes, when
Bauktout tone up toe running. immediately attended by
Maharajah as the right sod Vahalashus on the left into
" the dip." There Maharajah went in front, and won by a
length, Valialathos beating Backfoot by a neck ; the others
beaten off. Greeulaod was claimed by Mr. Stephenson.
Manii.-500 hfl A. F. (I mile 2 furlongs 73 yards).
lord ouvautord's vernbuirma, by Neweilaster —The
Anus', sat ellb
Lord Ulupoir's OrMeral Peel, tag 1011, (weld) .2
Betting: 6to Sow Combustan. Gemmel Peal made play
with a clear lead until descending the Bushes-hill. when
the two closed, sad rising the hill Cushman got hie head
is front, winning a most exciting struggle by had • length.
Vociferous cheering sicoeeded the bonting of the winner's
member, and on Lord Stamford die/mounting from hie hack
to ieepect Cembuacan alter the race, strong demonstration
d public feeling showed the popularity of " the Lord of
at Newmarket.
MATCH : Both two-yerrolds. Last half of R.M. (3 fur-
bap 217 yards). 100, b ft.
Mr. ten Broeck's Contract, by Stockwell—Fandango,
lost oin ilordthins) 1
Mr. C. Alexander's Cordell*, fat blb
Betting : 7 to 2 on Colman, who mode play throughout,
sad though Ford barn apparently made a nos of it, Contract
wee easily by half • 'eolith.
Menu—Both Led seven furlongs of RM.
MCIIs ft.
. ti G. Craven's Planet, by Lezebton—Stsrllght.
liet 7lb (J. Boater) 1
Duke of Beaufor is Black Bock, MA 114 rForilhani, 2
Setting : 4 to 1 on Planet, who waited until a quarter of
a mile from house, when he went to the heat, and won
wady by half a length,
A HAXIDICA2 Sweiteerma of 15 soya. each, 10 ft, for
two sad three year olds. T. T.C. (5 furlongs 140 yards).
(18 subs.)
Mr. W. 0. Craven's Provieor, by Yellow Jack —Pro-
vision, 2 yrs, est Orle•shaw) 1
Mr. T. Lakrett's Edinburgh, est orb test. est olb) .Morrie 2
Mr. H. Bird's Regina. 3 yrs. Tat 121 b (1. Dann) 3
The following also ran:—Muter Richard. Antoinette. Side.
wind, Meter Nary, (Horton* Tring, Coup illizat, Brother to
ltabliil. Hope, and The Weaver.
Betting : a to 2 vit Sidewind, 4 to 1 each agst Provisor
nal Muter Richard, 7 to 1 apt Edinburgh, 10 to 1 apt
Brother to Bakst, 100 to 8 *scat Rope, sod 20 to 1 apt
Meter Maly. The lot ran in • body, stretched across the
coarse, until entering the cords, where Proviaor, Edinburgh,
sad Regius drew away, and, after an exciting finish, Pro-
Poor beat Edinburgh a head, the latter defeating Regina a
undue distance foe second plan. Brother to Malawi and
Madder Birluird close together, two lengths in the rear of
Regina, were fourth and ofth ; the remainder coming up
ha • duster.
A SwrirsrActs of 10 novo each, for 2.yrolda ; colts,
bat 10113 ; cad fillies, fist 71b. The wiener to be sold for
150 eon., if demanded, ha T.Y.C. (5 furies. 140 yards).
(5 subs.)
Mr • Arphenom's Oodmershent, by Lambount Bay
Banter, eat 10lb (Pardhani) 1
Mr. Ramey. knt mire. tot 1010 aunty.
Yr. B. Coventry's Kathleen, SA 7Th iCeatance, S
General Rally and !Batten:in &Loran.
Betting : 7 to 4 art Kathleen. 5 to 2 apt Redmire. 4 to
1 apt Godmenham, 7 to 1 eget General Rally, and 8 to 1 opt
Waterton. Ramiro made play, followed by Godmenham,
Kathleen and the other two close together, till *titbit. fifty
yards of the winning post, when Godraersham challenged
sad won by half • length ' • Kathleen • bad third. The
viewer woe claimed by Mr. Ridley.
Tan Palma/wear Sum, of 50 save, each, h ft, for
yretis ; colts, Set 10lb ; fillies, Set ; adapts extra
T.Y.C. (5 furlongs 140 vards.) (38 subs.)
Mr Joseph liewley's Bedminster. by Newrionater—se,rrt.
Set 10lb (Wells) 1
Date of Bialllatt's abet* HAM Maclean( alk extra:,
(Feedbanil 2
Count F. de Legrany's Gladlateur, fib (hilioutuu
extra Edwards)
Mr. Spencer's Longtiowo, get 21b (including olb extra;
The following also nu Pantaloon, Solitaire. HaNevisure, and
tamer.
A SIFIAPOTAIi Hi of 10 110• a each, foe 2-yr-olds ; cost.,
Pet 10lb ; Mutes, bet 81b ; the winner to be sold for 00 sons.
if demanded, /ie. ;if for 40 eon., allowed 31b. T.Y.C.
(5 furlongs 140 yards). (8 subs.)
Mr. H. Coventry's Kathleen, by Knight of Avenel—Scotch
Jeannie ,al. , list Ilk Cunene.; 1
Prim,- D. soltykoirs Trine' 401. , tut 71b lilbberd) 2
Mr. Wright's Treew•lv SO/ 511, -Challoner)
Malicia and Whiskey she res.
A SLUNG HANDICAZ of 10 8011111. each, 5 ft; for 3-yr
olds and upward.. The winner to he sold for 100 soya. if
demeaded, kr. R.M. (1 toile 17 yards.) (6 Bubo)
Lord Cloudy's Rattier, by Battle— Vbilaute, yrs,
Tat 711, ,c.ar. 7st alt.
Mr R. Ten Won k's Kmmeskl, 3 yrs. Sat elb ....'Parlor)
Captain Machell's r'ri, re Lee 800, 4 yrs, bet 10Ib Xdwaras) $
blue bell also ran.
Mena, 500, hfR T.Y.C.
Mr. Men" *v • .r., 2 yes, rst 101 b, rex:tiers' Union. lord
Darhania c by I • lugeur-1 he Wizard's dam, tyre, est
Pad.
MATCH : Ist 3 furlongs of the Criterion Connie ; 200 soya.
Maroon ef Ilestingis Attract lon,by tr Hada—New Appleton.
2 yes. ad 1 lb, received forfeit Mr. Jackson's legatee, 2yrs,
bet ladb. paid.
LATEST BETTING EN ROUTE TO LONDON.
l'A 11 BRIBOVIIIRIL
100 to IS apt Gratitude t) 20 to 1 eget Muezzin 'An
10 to 1 Brick ,t 100108) 21 to 1 Bayard ti
11 to 1 Ptockinger ~otT) 40 to 1 C•rpetxtuigen
14 to 1 Prince Plan- (off)
sidle 'off 00 to 1 -- Gabriel &to
100 to 7 Accident it f) I tees it)
del to 6 Tattoo t) 60 to 1 Lamont tt)
100 to o Actwortn (t 1040 to 15 Mall Train (t)
Leto I) 1000 to 11 likeffington
10 to 1 Ssecharometest turf
(off)
DERBY.
U to t apt Liddington ft;_.l 23 Le I apt, Bedminster I)