The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-06 00:00:00

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SPORTING INTELLIGENOI.

TEE LIVERPOOL AUTUMN MEETING.
To rem eleroe Or Tee eirhhOo..
Rin,—The November meetings, made a pretty
fair start at Worosemr, although the recoilless fears end
reports that the aura wee under water were sot dispelled
quickly esough for the dela to be particularly good, az-
apt for the two sheet mesa, the Nursery Plate ad Flying
Handkep, sod hie the other events, wen of roily
a psalm; lateral. The antra day, devoted almost entirely
to inapag, was pursued aided y by the outside's, the
Wont preferring to proceed on to Limon to swill to the
more legitimate louder.. Here, however, the ill effect.
from the clashing were too strongly apparent, for owners of
bases were very lukewarm is their support, sad the only
fattens of the racing were the defeat of Nullities by
Tonneetor, and subsequent overthrow of the latter
by . Alder" the in event proving • very
tame affair in the absence of No, whose owner
d* moaned the azeorations of the public for so
taldity scratcling their pet. That she mold have woe there
is hardly any question ; but it will not do for bakers in be
ta tattooist now-a-days about getting a run for their
money, end there were oast during the past week where
they were es indulged, and yet were no better treated them
the followers of No., This is the month wheel the public
mat look well before they leap, and the analysis of a
gramme like that issued for Liverpool is quite an
irk, even without taking eogellace of the jumping MON
which waged too swipiesees a shunter et Worcester and
Lincoln for any attempt to deal with throe before me to
be worth 'lire. There are no fewer than sine of them in
the list, but putting the Hullers' Plate said, with ttz
there are still a sore of legitimate nose to be wita
daring the four days. Of these closed the entries for the
two Nitre iss, the Flying ead Soften Radii:ape, and the
Welter Oap, must be partisularly gratill in to the
plucky promoters of the meeting ; and the peat emir, the
Autumn Cup, promisee to become mostexeiturg end i unrest-
mg, the betting showing it to be • legitimate affair. The
Flying Handicap is the most difficult nos of the week to
tooth otos. being a half mile tly with tif %time* entries ;
and as Lord Stamford possum two apparestly "good
things" in Gemini and Thiamine, while Cliff's stable also
boasts two flyers like Ziacs and Lucy Long, I am at a loge
bow to make a vibration, though believing that thew two
"urine have the wiener totems them if they can 101 l
Bale, oases Persuasion coma out in her old form, in the
event of whisk it woald be union to lo further foe
No. 1. The Knoell*, Nursery, half • mileok , hes 58 sub.
saribere, reclusive of Tereneetor, who at Ist 21b must be
very hard to beat. Venturesome at list 101 h, King of Spades
at Wit Sib, and Dram as list rat, comprising the most
troublesome leaking of her opponent& If beaten the trick
will be performed by Vestureame, and Traumata will thee
have the sin furlong Nursery the second day
to fall hack ulna, but will lot Catalogs bard to
deal with therein, even if the can best King of Spada, he.,
foe the Keewatin. The Sefton Handicap, like the long
Nursery, had better stand over until after Tuesday's ratting.
for we have the Flying Stakes auks, Udall* of Comma,
Malaria, Lucy Long, Zoo& Penuasios. and cis animal
in it, and the result of one ought to herald the winner of the
other. The Welter Cup, one mile, is but • question whe-
ther Conuectioe is himself, the only other oozes tooted
nearly so well as he is being the Plover. For Tbursdaylthers
is only one event on the fill completes, yet, this being the
mile Westmorland Cop, wherein Holstein loolu very for-
midable if him party made no mistake when backing him so
kindly for the Cambridgeshite. Last on the list for disposal
is the Autumn Cup, one mile sad a half, for which the so-
apnea of thirty-woe inquies the prise being worth some
8001. to the wiener. Both backers and layers having
lately had enough of speculation on greet events, what
with the St. Leger. Cesare witch, and Cambridge-
shire, they have net laughed out upon this yet, bat bo
tween sow sad the eventful hour I eateripate some
brisk balloon being dose, and shall not be surprised to
me same half a score badly going for good moat. John
Day's party mass hove a favounte, after starter with
Master Richard, John Davis, Gomm, and Nithuheys,
as
most also T. Dairsores, in Eland, Jupiter, or Milstein •
but whet the amnions will be it ts ditliatot to determine,
and 1 ens only surmise that John Davie and Biked ere the
best. The market already indicates that Dalby is to he
preferred to Suttee& and Valiant to Moldavia ; and ibis
parr ought to gives good account of themselves, for Valiant
is toned loose, sod the Chester Cap winter is mot et all over-
burdened wish weight. &cordate and Bhotiold, five-year
olds, with det2lb esch, have nothing to complain of, magi-
daring what their beet performances show them to be capable
of ; but when it it to be their day nolo is a mystery,
Blithfield having been on the shelf almost ever niece he woe
this event two year ago. Helen's day boa yet to arrive,
eh* having away' failed to sullen the reputation she tar-
ried with her to Chester last May ; and if the many who
still maintain there is • good race to her are not mistaken,
sow is the time for her to de the trick, the mile sod a half
being seemingly jut her wane. Farce is another turned
loose one that will like the diadem& and the three year olds
wihl find bat very difficult to dispose of, for Nu has platy
a weight to carry, whilst Besdigo ad Salaried receive bat
Slb etch from her for two }can. Besides those mentiotted
above, Windham, &Dad, awl °neer two clam may figure in
the prem. However, if Bendier, possesses euthenist sued so
get over this course, hi. weight mutt tats him home before
tomb as these, and there ceo be no question about the strong
claims be pommies to be enrolled the winner, allowing that
his performance through the dirt at Newinartet most not
be too striody relied upon se an index to his eapabilitaill.
Hirt as in this instance he won easily by four lengths, oar-
lying 191 b more than be is asked to do now, and a good
judge like Mr. Pardee did not mind pving a thousand
pboods for him, he ha only to he hacked in tamest (which
Womb& however, being the cue at present) to be worth
Mowing. Still I must prefer the chance of Valiant, who
was deemed good enough to be heavily backed for lass year's
Derby, especially as in seams to he pref.trid to Moldavia,
Who ran so forward in the Cambridgeshire as to look truat-
weethy in himself.—l am, tee., METEOR.

LIVERPOOL AUTUMN MEETING.
TIMIDLY.