The Express.
London, England, 1853-10-19 00:00:00

SPORTING.

En ING AT MANCIUDITAIL—TviSDAT.
There was • crowded roots thismaransg, notwithstanding
• go.lly number bavirg left for Warwick, betting was fee
the most pert confined to lbs events decided there t 3.617.
For the Caninrideesh,re we have little cheap to notice
wary our lest ; for the Derby we did sot ace • bet laid.
Cloeing prices
CAMBRIDGESHIRE.
9to apt Nabob (t to 70/.)
lu to Orestes (t)
12 to Hato (1)
15 to Mistletoe (t)
16 to ltslroernito (t)
16 to Kiag Pepin (t)
20 to losaston (t)
30 to Cmeas (a)
40 to Boarding School Mire (t to 211.)
Su to Talfoord (t)
SO to King of Trumps (t)
600 to 20 Black Swan, liquis soli, and Grey
Tommy (t)
Tslloard was the only outsider as force.

WARWICK RACES-TutADAY.

SWELPITAKKS 01 3 eves. each, Witttio;ii«F; for 2 sad
3.yr.olds. Optional militia weights, Ike. Five furlongs. (9
subs.)
Mr. G. Munro's CeWWI, by Lzeirroost, 2 yrs (301.),
fat 1310 (T. Cale) I
Mr. Dawson's The Jealous Oat, 2 ye. (301.). 64
(Bates) 2
Mr. Saaen's Lady Elizabeth, 2 yrs (301.), ast 101 b
(). Forster) 3
The following also ran :—Governess, Ham, Constancy,
Czarina, Indiana, Ada.
Betting : 3 to 1 apt Lady Elisabet`i, 4 to I apt Gower-
/sees, sto 1 apt The Jealous One. A good race in with
the three placed: Census winning by three quarters of •
}earth ; the second beating the third half a length. Czarism
was • bed fourth. !urbane had the lead on nearing the
tura into the straight, but she raa out of the come, and
finished fifth. Tarr winner was booglit in for 90 as.
OKRAT WARWICK H•NDICAP, • free handicap of 16
son. ash, 5 ft, with 100 added; f C 3-yr olds and upwards.
Certal• pesalties; the second hone to save his stake. Ono'
round, 1 mils 6 furlohas 60 yards. (21 meqstances.)
Mr. Bartun's Little Fawn, by Vera's°. 6 ye.,
Est 12;b (including 51b 'etre) (Charlton) 1
Sir J. Boswell'. Annie Sutherland, 3 yrs, list 1210
(Bates) 2
Captain Scott's Angelo, 3 ye., Oat 12 (including 31b
over (Bwerpark) 3
The ("Howie; also ran:—The Alp, Ileatmote, Ethelwelf,
Little Davie, Mama Mange.
Bettie,: 6 to 2 apt Little Davie, 4 to 1 east Annie
Sutherland, 6 to 1 apt Ettielwelf, 10 to 1 apt Massa
Munro. Moats/as, Annie Sutherland, and Little Davis,
went of in frost, Montague having • slight load, but they
had warmly proceeded 200 yards, when Little Davie took
up the running, with Annie Sutherland in close &Head.
aam. Montague and Ethelwolf following in the order
named—Little Fawn lying off. No change of moment *s-
tarred until they were through the meadows. when Little
Fawn took third place, with Angelo nest. At the half-
distance Little Davie, was quite beaten, and Little Fawn
obtained the lead. Annie Sutherland made • Food effort,
but could only succeed is saving her stake. Little Fawn
achieving the victory very cleverly by • length. The
second beat the third three lengths. The others were widely
scattered, Little Davie beam fourth, Alp fifth, Effalwoll
Girth. Montague seventh, and Musa Mango last.
SWZIPSTAIWS of 5 SOTS each with 20 added for 3-yr
olds and upwards. Optional selling weights. One ails.
subs-.)
Mr. frennier's Priam the Third, by Young Priam,
4 ye. (301.), 7st 7lb (t.harltoo) 1
Mr. Page's tea, 3 yrs (3014, Set 710 (Hughes) 2
Mr. FliatoUs The Reaper, 6 yrs (301.), Set llb,
(Wells) 3
Mr. G. Taylor's Lady in Waiting, 4 ye. (301.), 74 710
:ill)
Lord Caledoe's Prince Leopold, 3 yrs ((Ashen7ol.l, 7s 4
t
(T. Claffe) 6
Betting: 5 to 4 apt Priem the Third, 3to 1 eget The
Reaper, 4 to 1 each apt Prince Leopold and Ada. Woe
In • caster by two lengths. Three lengths between seared
and third, mad • bag interval separating each of the others.
The winner wee afterwards sold by auction for 10i guinea',
the fund thereby_realiaing 601.
LiLMIXOTOSI WILTIK CCP (value 100 son.) the rest
in specie by subscription of 15 son, each, 10 ft, and only 5
if declared, Wins'," extra. Gentlemen riders. Pro-
fessioaals bib eats. Once roved. 1 mile 6 furlongs 60
yards. 33 subs 9of whom pay 5 son each.
Mr. Dawron's Janey by Malcolm, 3 yrs. 10ot hullo
(including 61b extra) (Doekeroy) 1
11r. J. Merry's Sally, 4 yrs, 10st 411,—(Capt. Little) 2
Capt. Lane's Ago, aged list 10Ib (Owner) 3
Mr. W. Reeves' Lady
Isabel, aged, 10st 1010 (in.
eluding Slb extra) (Reeves) 4
Mr. Saams's Gerard, 4 ye., 10st 81b (including 6lb
sate.) (J. Hopwood) 6
Mr. J. Daviee's Titterstone, 5 yn (It b), list 91b
(Owner) 6
COMMITTIII STAIRS, a free handicap of 6 son. each,
with 60 added, for 2-yr-olds ; winners eau a. T.F.C.
Mr. Jordan's Grub, by Sir Dire, 7st 21b....(We115) 1
Mr.Wilserit's Blakeley, by Orlando, Bst Ilb(Asbmall 2
Mr. B•aoe's Antoaia, 7st 31b (Fonter 3
Betting : 10 to_ti vet Grub, 4to 1 agst any other. Grab
Masted with the lead, bat was immedeately passed by Bpi-
rse lily, Lioness, Village Leas, and Asmara us the ordse
named. At the half mile poet Antonia took second place,
Mid Limier pro way. When isaiyia the straight Antonia
took the Mai, but at the half dramas Grub went a-bead,
wed wee by two lengths, Blakeley beating Masi& for
essondbrtass by a length Lioneness wee fourth.
• ht cheerful day 'heighted the enjoyment of the
sport ; racing, however, was unimportant, and the
fields were numerically insignificant. The attendance of
pleasure Sulk was very limited, but then was an ge
muster of metropolitan speculators. Business, however,
appeared to be remarkably dull.
BETTING ON THB COURSE.
CAM BRI DO ES IRE STAKES.
8 to 1 apt Nabob (t)
1000 to 60 Sishone (t)

EPSOM AUTUMN
Amine for the Er

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at lb
Peke Simple ll 7
Nue Nowbray
Ploapkb
St. liebaray lO 0
Strip me Naked
Teta Gamy 9 12
Simple Pater 9 12
Forget Lad 9 10
Maria Day 9 10
Bamford
Wing
Cigar
Irsioare foe tkie Bruits

Viscount
The The Straw 9 6
Fs :cloy
Timothy 9 6
Oxford
Sir Philip
Sao Hood 9 4
Needwood (late Ho
nut Ton) 9 4
Ceres 9 4
Old Rake
President
Baca. About two masa..

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Ms Hero
Tea Gamy 10
10
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=or 10 6
10 6
alward at Task
10 4
Tatty lO 2
Tbs &dew lO 2
oxford l 0 2
Paddy lO 2

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Needwoopd 8
Sir Phili ....
Stamford ..
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Friendless Boy 4
Old Bake
Cashmere
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GLASGOW AND SOUTIPWIMITZLW RAILWAY.
TeaMk for tie week mike. Oat. li, 11100, 4,7121. IL. 1L
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