The Express.
London, England, 1849-10-19 00:00:00

SPORTING.

TATTERSALL'S-TuunDAY.
CAMBVIDGESIIIBL
10 to apt Lord ClUden's Rathmhaes (1)
10 to Mr. Fowler's Ribaldry (t)
1 t to Mr. Meiklam's Baby (t)
13 to Mr. T.
yNicbonell's Woolwich (t)
13 to Mr. Pa's Glance
14 to Sir C. Mresek's Vanguard
13 to Mr. Itoit's Collingwood
13 to Mr. Bobert's 50mM
25 to Mr. B. Oreca's Melton
2S to Mr. Ley's One.lbaksover
23 to Mr. Drew m Minimum
SO to Lord Stsnlers Legerdemain
30 to Mr. Oebaklestoo'sJocse-Sot
1000 to 1 Sir J. Oenud's Fitzpatrick
The eight siding favourites were backed in the moans of
the afternoon, the principal investments, however, being on
Ribaldry and R.wd, the former at 10 to 1, and the latter at
various prices, eommencing at 25 to 1 and finishing at 15 ti 1;
Over-ferk-over was added to the list at 25 to 1, taken fre-
quently, bat offered up to the close. We give the last offers
Legerdemain and Jac o' Sot, 1,000 to 10 laid eget each
of them in the coarse of the afternoon. Several lots of eight
were taken agat the field.
CRITERION.
2 to 1 apt Mr. Crate icke's The Bigger (t)
140 to 100 on The Niger, Pitatord. and NutthelL
Offers to lay 6 to i, or take 6 to 1 mist Mr. Watts's Tordesillas.
DERBY.
Sto apt Lord Retinues loßtaiteoke
11 to Lord arle's
13 to —lad Ann Eglinton's Knight of Pesci
17 to Duke of Richmond's Ghiuie Callum
17 to Lord Airlie's Clincher
20 to Mr. J. Scott's Cyprus (t to 3014
23 to Mr. Pedley's Sweetheart
33 to Lard Chesterfield's Penang
40 to Lord J. Scott's Windbound (t)
40 to Mr. Gretwiek's The Rigger.

Nzwarkatz.wr Horoirros Ilsznxo.-Bpecial trains are
announced for 8.30 a.m. on Monday end Tuesday, returning
from Newmarket at 6.46 p.m.; and, for the convenience of
visitors, the regular up train in the evening will not leave
until 8.15. The ordinary 2.30 p.m. train will go through
to-morrow, and will take home, etc.

CURRAGH OCTOBER MEETING.--Ocr. 17.
Stewards : Marquis of Waterford, Sir T. Burke. But., J.
Courteney, Beg. Judge : Mr. It. Hunter.
The racing this day was, with the exception of the Queen's
Plate, below 'mediocrity. Tronneer was backed against the
field, and only defeated by the Baroness by two lengths,
after a most exciting race. The Corinthians did not fill.
Hits Morsierr's PtATE of 100 guineas for herr., &c. ;
two-yeer-olds, a feather ; three, 7et 91b; four, Sat 10lb ; five,
pit 31b ; six and aged, 9st 410 ; 310 allowed to mares and
geldings. Three miles.
Captain R. lisweres (7th Lamers) eh f the Serener, bi
Vendee
Oatoerl Watents's b h Tramcar riCysissi
Mr. Murphy's b a Little laity, by Tearaway (Mica) II
The following also started Lard Waterford's br c Cra-
cow, 3 yes; Mr. Kennedy's br h Kingfisher, 6 yrs; Mr.
Dillon's p f Bed Precipitie, 2 yrs.
8100 MD Cirse or Tam :tons' Stolen fir three and four
yr oide. Sweepstakes of 5 son, 3 ft, with 30 son. added.
One mil* and a half on the Peel ourse. Biz to accept or no
race. Second hone to save his stake.
Mr. lene's Oath Lancers) The Darter, 4 yrs, let 12Ib (Magee) I
Lord Waterford's b h Poor Yorick, 4 yrs, 7st IRO
Mr. Ponlettk b e Bed Knight, 4 yra 7st Mb
The following also started : Lord Lurgan's Crosghpatrick,
3 yrs, Mt 131 b; Mr. Or'ord's Michaelmas Daisy, 3 pa,
Bet 13113; Mr. —'a Batwing, 3 yn, 7st 71b.
THIRD CLASS OF TIAINRIUI' STAKES. Bweepetak, • of
5 non., 3 ft, with 110 soya, added, for five yrs, six yrs, and
aged. One mile and a half on the Peel Course. Second
horse to save his stake.
Mr. St. Georges b e Accident, 5 yrs. net 3lb
Lord Lama% ►ts g Fugitive, 144 7st 61b
Captain Patina's b g Bravo, 5 yrs, Est I2lb 3
Three others started, but were not placed.
A good race between Fugitive and Accident, the latter
w.nniug on the post by a short leagth.

Tux Inn or Wtoux HOUNDS commenced their lemon
on Monday last by meeting, as usual, at Westover Park, the
seat of the Hon. W. A'Court Holmes, by whom they were
sumptuously entertaintd at breakfast, the party consisting of
the Master, B. Cotton, Esq.: the lion. Lord Malden ; H.
Nunn, Esq.; W. Hawkins, Esq.; R. J. Shedden, Esq.
Col. Renter, Capt. Crozier, J Harvey, Esq.; W. Thatcher,
Esq.; Robert Grant, Em.; W. Hughes, Esq. ; J. Kirkpa-
trick, R.q.; W. How, Esq. ; H. Cole, Erg. ; W. Buckell,
Esq., with, many other gentlemen of the island : alter which
en old fox was found in the park, and, after crossing and re.
ero-sisie the Downs In the fees of a bitterly cold north wind,
the bounds ran into him in view near Thorley, after an hoar
and a heirs herd work, which, for the day and season of the
year, was a very good run. The gentlemen of the hunt were
greatly delighted upon the arrival of Mr. Sbedden, bringing
a letter from Mr. Ward, with full permission to hunt over
his estates. So that now it may be truly said that the Isle
of Wight is entirely open to the noble national sport of fox
hunting—thanks to the present Mr. Ward for this.