The Express.
London, England, 1867-03-14 00:00:00

Betting: 6 to 5 on 51-litief-an, Ft7iags—t-Itedan. and 6 to 1 inch
pt Pliable and Confederate.

THY EPPING Foxiiir &ultra of 8 sow. each, with 25 added.
for 2-y -olds . • colts, 04 12lb , fillies, Bst 7lb. rive turlonga
Whiner to be sold for ISO son.

Mr. Ten Brneck's Bask torainne—Black Eyed Susan.
Ir
by seih-a-11.11•414 tist 7 (Yordham) 1
Mr. England's Winos, Brt 71b (Payne) 2
Centel& Maehel7a Isabel, !at 71b ....... Mann) 3

The Shrew also ran.
THIV: Even on Bllas, and 7 to 6 spa Sultana,
AIRLINDS HANDICAP of 5 wma each, with 90 added, for
all ages ; winner to be sold for 100 toys. Threatinartera of a

7.Ord Rendlesham's Little Ben, by Big Ben—Ylame, S yin,
eat 111 b (Cameron) 1
Mr. Flesethrts Bravura, 3 yrs, ist bib (Bubbled) 2
. Mr. TAM*neck's La norrentina, 3 yrs, Vag lib Var. Milk
(fonlham)
Three other, &Loran.
_ . _ _ _ .

Betting :7to 2 miamt i;rre—ntina Bravura, 6to 1 apt
Court Card, and 6to 1 agst little lieu.
Tan Erni PLATE of 30 sore., for Tyr-olds colts, Bst 101 b,
and Mies flat 71b . selling allowances. rive furlongs.
Mr. Ten Broeck's Trine, by Optimist—Contractor 1450)
Bst 3lb (Pordharn) 1
Mr. Gadding's r by Magnum, Paid Clifford, or fail Cure—
Rebecca .630,, est Sib (Parry) S
Captain Slachcirs c by Lambton —Limpid& (SM tat 3113
U Mann) S
Two others also ran.
_ .

Betting: 6to• on the Lembtou cult, ito 1 eget INl6e, 6to 1
"Mr two."

THI SPIII3OIIII.D 81ILL/NO STAKES of 3 SM. each, with 23
added, fur all ages selling and other allowances Halta-mlle.
Mr Ooddlngs Dutch Admiral, by Van Galen--Sultana,
(LSO , 3 7rik 7st klb (Unstable) I
Mr. Vlddlman's Oppressor (g. 30 , lyre, not 71b A. kdwards) 2
Mr. O. Newton's Pinchbeck £3u .4 yrs, 74 bib A. Reeves) 3
Two others also ran.

Betting : 2 to 1 asst Dutch Admiral, 4 to 1 agst Pocket Hercules,
and a to 1 '• bar two."

Tilt 80R1411411 of 40 40411., for 2-3T-01d4 ; COl4l,
84t ; and fillies, 4st 7lb: Penalties and allowances.
mile.

ir...1. Dawson's e by Newcastle, clam by Colaterdale—
Latent tat 1011)
Mr. R. Cotton's Constance, list Mb (A. Italwards) I
Mr. lleinints Maturity. est 71b (Cartwright) 3
Three others also ran

Betting : 7 to 4 on it; InteeicoFt7it:i apt Constance, ►nd
5 to I apt the valentine's Dayla:dt.

T o (loa lemen Elden nae dW not GIL

CHERINEY, ROYAL HUNT, MILITARY AND OPEN
STEEPLECHASES.—WEDNZSDAT.
This meeting was concluded with liner weather than yester-
day's, but the wind was bitterly cold, preventing those present
fully enjoying the sport. The attendance was again very mode-
rate, bat the arisbaratle element was well represented. The
card contained live races, but the last, the Royal Hunt Stake.,
falling through, the sport was over before four o'clock.
Ting IMAM) PLATE, a handicap of 40 son. ; winners extra.
About two miles.
Mr. J. W. Lad's Serious Coss, by the Cure—Gift by Sur-
plice, aged, Ilst 4lb 'Martin, I
Captain Coote's Orontes, 5 yrs, lOst 7lb lUckaby) 2
Mr. F. G. Hobson's Liston, aged, lOsi Illb (Owner) 3
Two others also ran.
Betting 6to 4 agat Serious Case, sto 2 agst Mrs. Naggleton,
3 to I agst Orontes, and 6 to I east WM°,
THE STEWARD'S CUP of 25 son., added to a sweepstake of 5
son. each, 3 ft, for 4.yr-olds and upwards ; penalties and
allowance& About two miles and shalt.
Mr. Dalley's Sir Bobby, by 'linable's liercules—dam by
David, aged, Itat 7lb (Ablett) I
lir. A. Tate's Harold, 6 yrs, list lIM (Owner) 2
Two others also ran.
Betting : 7 to 4 on Mr Bobby, 4 to IWin any other.
THE Socrn Wierzeie STAKIS, a handicap of 6 son. each,
ft, with 60 added ; winners extra. About two miles and a
quarter.
Mr. Jelly's Brandy Apple (late Brandy Wine), by Young
Loehinvar, aged lOst 41b (Foetal I
Colonel Knox's Coenberton, aged, list 7lb (ll6ekeby 2
Mr. B. Land's Hecate. 5 Tn. Met (Mart* 3
Six others also ran.
Betting : 6to 2 awn Sportsman, 3to I eget Cutler, 4to 1 apt
Mille, 6 to I eget Comberton, and 100 to 16 gist Brandy Apple,
Ten ZIAI4IIIIIII )LATZ of 30 sows., for 4.yr-olds end up-
wards; Winners extra, with selling elk...mama Two miles.
Mr. Williams' St. Maximum, aged (SW 12st slb (Kllison) I
Mr. 11. Leeds Fairy King, aged (.230, list 1215 (Merlin) 2
Three others also ran.
Betting: 6 to 4 agat Fairy Kies, 7 to 4 agst St. Maximum, and
4 to I agst Rapture.

BETTING IN LONDON.-IVicnifesoAT Arrnicoosr.

Although the muster at the clubs to-day was by no means
large, the business transacted was exceedingly good especially
so, Indeed, for what may be termed an "off day." For the City
and Suburban, Wild Agnes and Thalia took the lead, and the
latter appeared to have recovered to some extent the depres-
sion math's- which she has laboured for the last day or two. Thalia
was backed for good money at 28 to 1, while after 1,000 to JO
hail been laid against Foresight outright, 1,000 to 100 was
accepted with a start. This horse seems destined to
make • stir lu the market, for his name Is con-
tinually mopping up, not only in connection with the several
Spring Handicaps, but as regards the Two Thousand and the
Derby, and there are no Ina than five events for which at the
present moment he is being simultaneously backed. The pub-
lic's old friend Treasure Trove was also supported to-day at
2500t0 100, " with a run." The Sietropolltan began to make a
slight move, Lord of the Dales and Camille finding friends at
20 to 1 each, and again Foresight at 25 to 1. For the Northam',
tonshlre Stakes John Davis seemed to be on the decline, 100 to
7 being freely offered without finding takers ; Rama's name was
mentioned, but the price quoted would nut suit. Chippenhant
was backed for a small amount M 26 to 1. For the ChnterCup
Newland sou inquired alter, but the offer, 100 to ti,
refused ; 20 to 1 was taken and offered about Dalby, and
his friends did not appear to be over eager to support
hint. Pruserpiue, on the other hand, was In considerable force,
20 to 1 being accepted freely, and her backer was disposed to go
on at the same price. For the Two Thousand, the offers gigabit
Plaudit did not exceed 100 to 30, but no blow was struck. Hermit,
with characteristic shiftiness, retrograde.' to 12 to 1, layers
abundant, and backers none. Vauban was friendless at the
same price, and, In short, the hones In the front rank seemed to
awaken no Interest. An outsider—Dwain Gleadwyr—whose
name has already figured In the quotations, was backed ; the
first bet hang 5000 to 75, and • subsequent one 1000 to 18. For
the Derbg, the highest offer against the hake was 8 to 1, while
to 1 w.sald have been taken. D'Estournel would also have
met with' support at lu to 1, but • point less was the outside
offer. The everlastinglytalked-of Hermit again receded to 12 to
1, met by • proposal to take 100 to K. Offers and counter-offers
were made about Marksman and The Palmer, but nothing came
of them. The conclwLng transaction wag • bet of 1000 to 8
about Oman Uleadwyr. Prices as follow:
CITY AND SUBURBAN.

100 to I agst WilT:tine7,r) 1000 iTioTigst For fight (t)
uto 1 Thalia (t) I4oto 1 Clubs (off
80 to 1 %rather Star 1000 to 10 Weimer (off)

1000 to 10 agst F.

100 to S Ju
1167R01
40 to 1 apt Lord of the

iresight. with a start (t)
vasure, with a start ,t)
ihn Halifax, with a start ;0)
PULITAN.
20 to 1 sat Comilla (t)
25 to 1 Foresight ,t)
iSiliiiii STAKES.
i It* to A apt Chippenham t)

Wes (to I
NORTHAMPTON:
100 to 7 opt John Davis io;
100 to d— Rama (off

100 to • apt Newland (o 7
20 to 1 Proa!rploo

1000 M 30 *gat Skirmish ',off)
1000 to 30 Forrelltht(off
1000 to 13 Minster ;otf

f
20 to 1 D. by it & off
TWO 11

100 to 30 apt Plaudit ;Of --
12 to 1 Hermit (o)
12 to 1 Vauban (o)
20 to 1 Knight of the
Garter I))
30 to 1 Trot:Adam (0, t
600 to 15)_ _

ItYCSAND.
40 to I opt Jasper (0)
1000 to 20 8/r Oliver (0)
1000 to 18 Ownln Otan-
i dwyr 3)
.

1000 to 13 Foresight (o)
25 to 1 Lord stern-
tonl's lot (o)
11:11BY.
1000 to 00 eget Markers= (o, t
1000 to 50)
25 to 1 The Palmer (o)
t 1000 to 30)
1000 to 8 O.aln Glen-
gwyr (t h o)
beats anything (o).

THE Dl
8 to 1 Mat The Rake (o, t
9ito I)
9 to 1 D'Estourod (o,

tluter,'
12 to 1 Hermit (o,t 100
tot)
1000 eveu The Rake

BOAT RACE.
Notwithstanding the indisposition of Mr. F.
When, whose place at No. 7 has been taken alternately
by Mr. Woodgate and Mr. Goodden, the program of the
Oxford crew has exceeded the most sanguine expectation.
Mr. Marsden is at the stroke oar, and his position there is
deemed a great improvement to the crew. Mr. Crowder
has recovered from his illness, and is at No. 6. On Mon-
day the mew rowed twice to Riley. On Tuesday they went
over the long course, the crew being as under, and there
will be no change, as we are informed, unless there should
be a break down in any of the men:
at lb. at. lb.
1. W. P. Bowman, VOL . 0 O. J. C. flank Univers. 13 6
I .7. H. nth, Worcester 11 11 6. P. Crowder, N.C. .. 11 11
3. E. S. Clatter, Worcester 11 12 7. F. Exeter . _ 12 9
C. W. W. Woed,Unlvers. 12 18.8. G. Marsden. Alert 11 11
Coxswain • C. B. W. Tottenham, Child Church. set 61b.
The Cambridge crew Is unchanged, and rowing steadily
and with marked improvement, under the judicious are
of the Rev. Mr. Malik an old Trinity man. They are
taking their pull to Clayhithe on every alternate day, com-
mencing on Monday, and are about to change their heavy
practice-eight for an outrigger. The crew is as follows:

TEE ll]

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st. lb. I st. lb.
I. W. H. Anderson, Trio. 11 2I&F. E. Cunningham,Egh, 18 0
2. J. IS.CoHard, St.Jolut's 11 ♦ &J. Still, Cahn
L it I
&3. W. Hostrits, Trinity 12 8 T. H. Watnsy, St. John's 11 0
♦. Hon. J. Gordon, Trio. 12 0 & W. G. Orifeths. Trinity 12 4
Coaaosln—A. For , St. John's, Sat.
In thin, as in the Oxford, no change is expected unless
mine of the men should break down in the training.