The Express.
London, England, 1866-10-19 00:00:00

CA M BRI DOME I RE.

10 to 1 agst Proserpina
and w)
10 to 1 Chepstow (t
and off)
100 to 8 Moldavia (off,
after 10 to 1,
11 to 1, and
12 to 1 had
been taken)
100 to 7 Allidaviktdco)
100 to 5 Scarborough
it)
100 W b Adroit)
25 to 1 Abergeidia (t
and off)
25 to 1 Thalia 'off)
'5 to 1 Etoile Manta
:otri
25 to 1 51asterRichard
(off)
1000 to 50 Charm *o)
1000 to 55 Daleamaa

1 agst Life Guards-
man (off, t
50 to I',
40 to 1 Star ;off)
50 to 1 11 (t)
1000 to 20 Tomahawk (I)
1000 to 20 Claxton (t)
600 to 10 Jollity (t)
60 to 1 Lively 'off)
60 to 1 Lozenge (off)
1000 to 15 Duke of York
(dr
1000 to 15 Broirnßread:o)
1000 to 12 Dokimer (t)
1000 to 12 Bradamante(t
1000 to 10 Gulalvere ,off)
1000 to 10 Caithness (off)
1000 to 10 Mayonaise 1
off)
1000 to 10 Zenobia (off)
1000 to CO Baron Botha-
child's lot (off)

40 to

BROOK-HILL (EAST BARNET) STEEPLE-
CHABB3.—THURSDAT.
This suburban meeting was inaugurated to-day under
most unfavourable auspices, rain falling without intermis-
sion daring the whole of the day, which had the effect of
rendering parts of the course a perfect quagmire. In
point of attendance the meeting was a decided failure, very
few people beiz!g, present. A large number declined pay
the '`gate fee, and obtained a furtive view of the pro-
ceedings from the hedges on the roadside. Unfortunately,
the sports were marred by a fatal accident, which occurred
while the horses were cantering to the post for the first
race. A man about 80 years of age was crossing the course
when he was knocked down by Arlescott, who also kicked
him. He was removed to the weighing-room, and medical
assistance procured, but he died within a short time of
the eminence. No blame attaches to the jockey
(Itickarby), as be called out to the man, who instead of
running from the horse ran against it. The racing was of
a very meagre description, and of the five races set for
decision one was declared void, while in two of the others
there were objections, one of which was held good and the
other overruled. Details are appended:
THE GREAT NORTHERN PLATE (Handicap) of 30 SOTS. ;
winners extra. About two miles.
Mr. Ellson's Eheu, by Dear Me—Alesina, aged, um 13m
(Owner) 1
Mr. Summer's Arleacott, aged, list Glb ..-(Elekarby) 2
Lady Douglas and Wrangler also ran.
Betting : 5 to 4 on Eheu and 3 to 1 apt any other.
nen made nearly all the running and won easily by a
couple of lengths. Lady Douglas and Wrangler fell in the
course of the race, but both animals and riders escaped
unhurt.
THE VOLUNTEER CUP, added to a sweepstakes of 3 soya.
each, for horses the property of members of Militia. About
three miles.
Mr. Ives's Mr William, by St. Martin, aged, Ilst 71b
(t/inier) I

Mr. Hobson's Triumpher, 6 yrs, I let 71b 'sorer, 2
ler-antic also ran.
Betting: 5 to 4 on Sir William, n to 4 agst Triumpher,
and 10 to 1 agst Frantic. Triumpher made play, followed
by Frantic, Sir William lying off for about a mile, when
Frantic went to the front, Triumpher losing ground in con.
sequence of bolting. Frantic led for upwards of a mile,
when he was beaten and pulled up, leaving Sir William
with a long lead, which he maintained till within is quarter
of a mile of home, when the pair joined, but Sir William
coming again won cleverly by half a length. Frantic did
not pass the post. An objection was lodged against the
winner by 34r. Hobson, the owner of Triumpher, for
having gone on the wrong side of a poet, but the objection
war overruled by the stewards.
THE FAIIME/tie Cue, value 25 guineas, for. horses the
property of farmers and tradesmen ; curtain penalties.
Two miles.
Mr. I.llles's Fairplay, by NevWc—Vivacc. I2st inc Tlb
extra) Pickett) I
Mr. J. Thompson's itomanuff. list 716
Mr. Thomas's limiest Rob. list iuc, 716 ex' .... Griltiths) 3
Stapleoak and The Abbott also ran.
Letting : 7 to 4 eget The Abbott, 3 to 1 eget Fairplay
(Mr. Mike's), 7 to 2 agst Honest Bob, and 10 to 1 agst any
other. The Abbott led for a short distance, when else gave
way to Stapleoak, WIIO V 7.14 attended by Mr. Gilkes's Fair•
play for about is mile, when Mr. 31iles's Fairplay took up
the running followed by Itomanotf and Honest Bob, and in
this order they ran until within three.quarters of a mile
from home, when Mr. Gill:els Fairplay went to the front,
and ❑es er again being beaded, woo easily by a couple of
lengths from Mr. Miles's Fairplay. Romano!' was placed a
bad third, and Stapleoak fourth. The Abbott, after going
about lialf-a•mik, fell into a ditch, and it was some time
before he could be esti icated. Fur: unately the injuries
were not Bevel e. On I, ttaruili3 to weigh an objection was
lodged against Mr. :likes); Fairplay, on the ground of a
wrung nomination, the gelding having been sold at Tatter-
sall's a fortnight ago as Chirp, by Orlando out of Twitter,
in Which !Milo she had run at previous meetings. The
owner admitted that such w the fa' t, and nti relay mass
acconlingly disqualified. The .takes were awarded to Mr.
Mik ,'s Fairplay, Ilin:moil being placed second.
The ilailway Soiling Steeplechase of 30 cove., forall ages,
was declared void.
THE SWMI:ATE HA NDICAP of 5 sous, each, 1 ft, with 2.)
added, for all :eve ; winners extra. About two toile
Mi.. 1:111,..n's Ehew. ac,. d, I let ill-, 711, extr.t• 4itslier I
Mr. Sommer's Arleseott. lit Oh llickari.v
rrairk ago ran.
Letting : 2 to 1 on libew, who made ploy throughout
won in a t...nter by three lengths from Arleacott.
yra4tiQ did not pads the lost,