The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-10 00:00:00

(Stamped Id. Additional) [TWOPENCE:

M overthrown for the Bedford Stake., with the majority of
Isis mmints so heavily penalised ; and North Lincoln can
aairolly fail to pick up the Select Stakes, or was to his legion
of Cunbridgesthim frids. There is only one match fee the
" bye dav," in which Antonio le giving alb and a year to
Soothsayer; they us both het, but the brother to Aston
ought to perform the task set hint over the T. Y. C. Oa
Thursday, supposing Muojid and Promised Land not to meet,
the Bream, Slalom Mai become the feature, tea eight engaged
being of mote then average quality ; but the one that can
bowl over the Venus filly should nag the gems. Antonio is
called upon to travel across the Flat egainet La& he being
so far out of his distance that If the latter shows only • mo-
derate form In the Royal Sakes on Tuesday 1
'isnot to see the roarer huhu. Gallus should give
Blue Rain 12b for the year and • heaths over the
T.Y.C., and Apollo beat Herman over the first half of
Ab.N.; but Golden Pippin moat be one of the worst of
pippins If he cannot give Plump,/ Sib over any distance.
111 Prendergast Stake., for 2-yr-olds, will put plenty of
His into Friday's proceedings, although the results of the
Clearwell may rob the event of much of its interest ; for,
should Thormanby win the latter, there would be nothing
to prevent • repetition of the victory. Madames Rglentine
has all the best of Aurora and Seclusion for their sweepstakes
match, even In the T.Y.C., as her oppmenta have quite as
mat as objection to anythtngover half a mil. ; but as the
Flatter colt and Lull have puce engaaemente, it I. weirs@ to
attempt measuring them with the Van and Rechab ; sad
the ronniog for plats may canes the match between Twi-
light and Lord Berkeley to come to nothing.—l em, &c.,
NISTEOR.

TAITERBALIUS.-BAnztota.
CEBAItiIIVITCIi 'STAKES.
Bto 1 eget Marine (off to take to 1)
9 to lagimmOi
14 to T Word floversigs (t)
100 to 7 Gaspard
16 to 1 Dlooreook (t)
100 to 6 Clydesdale (i 20 to 1)
22 to 1 Protest (t)
26 to 1 Arden
26 to 1 Tanetall Meld (0
26 to 1 Yorkshire O»y (t)
25 to 1 Borderer (t.ff)
2.5 to 1 Vanity (t sad off)
26 to 1 Petry (off)
38 to 1 Heim. (t sad off)
40 to 1 Odd Fellow (t)
40 to 1 Isclependenos
1000 to 16 Whi swell (t)
The following eight wets backed at eves eget the Add :
Marine, Clyclesdalo, Argosy, Yorkshire Grey, Special Liners,
Turista Maid, Oesperd, end Monroock.
DERBY.
14 to 1 eget The Wizard (t)
40 to 1 Upperhsod (t)

The Second October Meeting, which commences to-day at
Newmarket, is regarded with peculiar curiosity. Its pro-
gramme contains many events of angular importance, both
with respect le the pecuaiary iatereat which they involve, and
also with refines* to the guide which they will (welsh as to
the comparative merits of certain animals. "To epeak by
the end" for m•dsy, the supply of racing will be romewhat
meagre., s clecumetauce not to be regretted, inasmuch ae it
will en►ble turfitee to prepare thernaelve. for the great
abundance of sport which witl occupy their attention during
the remainder of the work. The most prominent feature in
the Monday's list was a match for 3001. between North
Litwin aid but It has been erased, the respective
owners co the hones mutually agreeing that it should be
"off by consent," both having more important engage-
ments in prospective. Besieges will, however. commence
fa eatneet on Tuesday, whet the Cesarewitch
and the Cleerwell Stakes will be run for. The
first mentioned "event" will, it Is anticipated, *encased
• above thirty neuters, and the intrre•t end curioady with
which it is regarded by the public have ten ived an additional
stimulus by the changes which were faring the put week
introduced into the betting. Manna and Special License
are the favourites whilst these remarks are penned. We
make this statement with caution, becettie the turf market is
so variable that it is possible that several alterations may be
made in the latent published price current before then ob-
servatimis ohms under the reeds.' attention. The handicap,
which was framed by Admiral Rosa, ha. been admired by
the sporting oommemity fur l's impertiality, and it la a
remarkable specimen of the difficult and often dimigneable
art of handrcapping. In distributing impmes to 93 dif-
ferent horses the admiral has displayed sa extra-
ordinary judgment of those quslities which so pecu-
liarly lit him for his offlos in racing matters and great
utparleace of turf affair*. The Casarewitch
1:101e110 DIMS from the Greed Duke Csrantwitch, who for
twelve years contributed to it the sent of 3004 la 1860 he
withdrew his donation, and the Jockey Club finds the pre-
sentidded money, retainieg however the °crid title which
was bestowed upon the race. The duke repressed his deter-
mination to withdraw his contribution to the stakes prior to
the Russian war. On the breaking out of that war the Em-
peror's Plate, annually provided to be run for at Ascot by the
late Emperor Nichols., was voluntarily abandoned by the
stewards of the "royal meeting," but the race is .till ran for,
although its title Is now its original one, "The loom Cap.'
Amongst the nominations for the Clearwell Stakes are
Thormantry, Contadina. Golden Dream, and King of Dia-
monds, 2-yr-olds, who have est.bl•sbed a racing reputation,
and the encouster is likely to be shared by other. of whom
report speaks very favourably.
Saunterer end Leamington OAP aanounoed as the chal-
lengers fir "the whip," the po.eeaaion of which confers
a sort of turf ithaeopioethip upon the animal that wins It.
Owing to the reveriiy of the sourse "the whip "ls seldom
run for, and frequently many year. elapse without its even
bring challenged for. It is believed that this trophy was
founded in the reign of Charles the :Second, and that at was
originally the property of Thomas Barrett Leonard Lord
Deere. This Thomas Lord Decre was the eldest eon of
Francis by Elizabeth, daughter and co-heir of Paul Viscount
awning, of Sudbury. Oa the Sib i f October, 1674, he
became Earl of Sunex, sad was then lord of the bedchamber
to Cherie. the Sec ad. The handle of the whip is very
maesive, end is curionoly catved. The annaiiel bearings
may b• explained as under
Ist. Or on a fees gales, three fieur.de lir —for Leonard.
2nd. Argent, three Ho. rampant—for Sussex.
3rd. Three escallops—fur Bayning, mother •f Thomas
Lord Deere.

4th. Party per pale, berry of foul coun•er-charged, argent
and gulls—for Barrett.
No person can retain a permanent claim upon the whip.
He, his heirs, or executor*, are ricopelbxl to oemot chal-
lenges or deliver it up. It is now in the possession of Mr.
Merry, who challenged fur it with Saunterer, who met no
opponent. Mr. F. Higgins is now the challenger with Lea-
mington. It is not likely to produce • contest thia year,
both horses having broken down. In sddition to the events
mentioced above there are three matches of 30W. each, the
Royal Stakes, and tour =rimed stake,, appointed fur Tues-
day. .Wednesday's list contains eight name, and ham at present
only a skeleton eppearance. On Thursday the great match
between Mr. W. Day's The Promised Land and Sir Joseph
Hawley's Mcujid for 2,0004 will be derided. It is aunts-
pated with much Interest, and the result will settle the
much vexed question as to whether or not Promised Land
ought to have beaten Id usjid for the Derby. Opinions are di-
vided between the two horses; the Iduejid party hem strong
Watts the superior ability of Sir Joseph Hawley's colt, sad
gain additional conadenos from a babe( which they have
formed that " The Lend" in wow not within • stays of his
true form. Even were he is his Goodwood coadiion, how-
ever, they aver that he will not be able to reverse his Epsom
performence with Miujid. The supporters of " The Land "
derive their hopes of anomie from reports which are circu-
lated that Muejid hes been " all to pieces" since the Derby.
Both sides, however, teem demerately in earnest, and the
sweat is likely to be speculated upon with much brisknese.
The match-making spirit at Newmarket her been revived
with good effect, acid by the heaviness of the amounts which
are now staked up* them one Is reminded of en offer which
a deceased nobleman once made to match a horse " for any-
thing short of a million."
Many tarfites will perbspe be surprised to bear that on
Thursday a race will be run of whet the programme makes
no mention This enact is called "The Town Plate." It was
established by Charles the Second, and the snicks set Loth
that it " is to be rid for yearly the second Thursday in
October for ever." Tradition stem that originally the
vales of the plate was trendy guinea., but now it le worth
only a very few pomade. Only horses belonging to the in-
habitants of the town can be enterid for the plate, and the
articles elm star that no person who ta " either serving-man
or groom" is to be permitted to ride for it. There is also a
dense which stew that the wiener of the plate "shall give
to the clerk. of the race twenty thininge, to be distributed
to the poor on both side, of Newmarket." Many of the
oldest frequenters of Newmarket ere Ignorant of the long-
estabbehed rms. It is ignored by the Jockey Club, and we
do not know whether the original articles ate adhered t e.
Oa Friday a busy meeting will be brought to a termina-
tion. The programme for that day contains twelve i&ene,
includleg The Prendergast, fir which upwards of twenty
2-yr-olds are nominated.
Many persons who visit the Heath on the Ceearewitth
day will be puzzled to ascertain their whereabouts. We
have referred to its altered aspect, and we may now eters
that the arrangement. in the new etand on the flat are com-
plete. This attend wile built from a deeiga by Kr. J. Clarke,
the ram judge, who is by profession an architect, and was
balk by Me brother, Mr. T. Clarke. The offices of the build-
ing sew well arranged. The roof divided, one= being
for the members of the Jockey Club and their and
the other for the eubscribers to the Town Race Fund. The
number of tickets leaned will, however, be limited to two
kindred.
The new road to the course will be in a wretched sesta
should wet weather set is, and it will be almost impossible to
nee It. We must direct aVention to the inconvenience which
was occasioned in the " Filet October week" by the alters-
tun which wee male In the mote of renibitiog the "mom-
hen" at the winning chair. By the arrangement then Intro-
duced oily those prams immediately opposite the yule mad

see them. To review Wm cause of complaint the old system
of showing the numbers at the aide of the chairman be again
adopted. Serena loarrequired measures of reform have
ben introduced into the zurnagetunut of racing store at
Newmarket, and in time 0•431 the mint enositiree of the pram
may have accommodation provided fur them by the Jockey
Club.

HORSES AT NEWMARKET.
The following list includes thoee hums left over front the
First October Meeting, so well as the lateet arrival* Ut to
Sunday night :—Tiers, Broadbtim, Margery Dow, The Oifr,
Minster Julie, Ancient Briton, Adam Avollik Origami-
fain., Minster,
Confusion, Aurora, Chelan, Varga, Sly-
fellow, Timm, Whitewall, Lord of the Manor, Brother to
Rainbow, Tambour, Via Diem.n, Miss Erskine, Ellen,
Wintoo, Zuyder Zee, Base L ingroo Mitymisdni, Mona.
Philippe, Baron Muachauicen, Lady Evelyn only Gang For-
ward, Comforter, colt, by Confessor, ont of Mr. Sykso's
dim; Meadowdale, Simpleton, Blackthorn, Infects, Cle-
mons, Blue Jacket, &bylaw, Lady Bird, Pandora, _ 0mit0,446, Polonius, Corlotta, Boundowey, Wrestler, letitaeld.
Biablem, Lustre, Lmoquenet, Cali* Moojid, Pau, Lord
Nelms, Gallus, Tyrant The/Dalian, Newcastle, Berliner,
I Royal &mimeo, Ameierdani. Saunterer, Specie! License,
Thormooby, Trauma., Lady Falconer, Tee Lepsr,Apollyon,
Lady Alice Rasp., /fusion', Moorcock, Crazy Peggy o,
BAlice,
Turret, Rechab,Coneequanoll, lade-
Mortuner, (4114,12.1t0.111, Marine, Licit., Appendix,
roma:am', c, Brother to Broadlatide, Gaspard, Pon, Coutadina,
Antonio, Brevet, Blue Ruin, Felicitse, Coins Amide, Wild
Deer, Vaulty, Maid of Maddox f, Goldin Drama, Vold id
Kent, Crania, Redid c, Flutter c, Brown Bees f, Coalition
tillisoSarsh f, Senorita f, &elusion. Frivolo. Commit, Argosy,
Woman in Bleck, Weadisrbound, Charles the Second,
Harlootome, Bider to Pandora, &whoop', Stapleton, Con-
l'OV=„Moral osotiont. Podia 1, The Due f, ireadsly,
Pkia,, Sibiu% ligersids., swards, Natio.
QUOUR of sheen Noy, Plumper, Ovoid Duch.se, Lewd of Lora.
NowitonAmt Baena Tams DAL—Bight rams ate ea-
aounced for to-day ; the Drat at one o'clock.

NEWMARK= SECOND-OCTOBER MEETING.

SWIIPIITALEf of 6 KM. 13004 for 2-yr-olds, Est 1011);
dues, tat ; four sad upwards, 9st ; the wham". to bs sold
fur 7U soys. if dassodsd, &a. ltutl.ad 841 es Coons.
BWSIPOTMLIS of 20' soya each, for 2 yr-olds; colts,
Bst 71b; tidos sad gelding, slb ; the *maw to be sold
for 100 sews. Y.C.

8;;111141---TAILLfif 10 OM. each, fur 3-yr-olds; colta,
Bet 71b; sad fltbse, Bet 21b; the winner to be sad for 100
son. V dawdled. to. D.M.
lituAlpto HANDICAP BWORPOTAIIII of 10 OM. each, for
2-yr-elds and upwards; the winner to be sold for 100 eon. if
demanded, ha bet ball of Ab. M.
Tut Cxsastawrron &term, a fres handicap of 26 sots.
each, 16 ft, with 200 added by the Jockey Club, for 3-yr-olds
and upward*. The trimmer of the Damen, St. Leper to
carry 121 b extra; the mooed bores fa the St. law, or the
'WOW of the Doncaster Cup, 61b extra; the winlesr of a
bawdiest value 300 eon. alter the publication of the weights
(Sept. 8, at 9 a.m.) to carry 71b, of any other headiest 31b
sane • the extra weights to be acenwittlerive up to Mb. The
oweer: of the second horn to remise 60 sane. out of the
stakes, sad the taunter to pay 30 son, to the judge. CAM*.
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