The Express.
London, England, 1867-04-16 00:00:00

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9to 1 agst Marquis- of Hastings' Lecturer, 4 yrs, Est 21b
it and off
100 to 7 Lord Stamford's Archimedes, 5 yrs, 7rt Mb (t)
100 to 6 Sir. H' G. Bennett's Dolby, 6 in, fist 101 h )
120 to 1 M. de s Co's Ildlie. Cleopatre. 4 yrs, 6st 9/14 (4)
1000 to 30 Mr. Yobert's Bracken. Syrs,s4 10Ib
40 to 1 Mr. Heathoote's /Meowing. 4 yrs, ist (t)
SOO to 5 Mr. .1.14 Morris's Aikehury, 3 yrs, Mg 71b
TWO THOUSAND.
5 to 2 agst Duke of Newcastle's Julius 3 and off)
7 to 2 Major Elwon'a Plaudk 3 and off)
7 to 1 Mr. Merry's Marksman i t and off)
to I hike of Beaufort's Vauban
100 to 12 Mr. Chaplin'. Hermit off)
1000 to 80 Count Y. de Logrange's Troesdero ciff)
25 SO I Captain Marbell's Knight of the Garter (t off)
1000 to 10 Mr. E. Eastwood's Lord Hastings 'off.
DEBBY.
sto 1 agst Mr. Pryor's The Bake 't and off)
10 to 1 Mr. Chaplin's Hermit (t and off
1200 to 100 Count Kde Lagrange's Dragon (t)
500 to 40 Duke of Beaufort's Vauban(offs
1300 to 100 Major Eiwon's Plaudit
14 to 1 Duke of Newcastle's Julius it and off)
16 to 1 Mr. Merry's Marksman (off.
1000 to 12 Count P. de Lagrange'. Trocadero 'V
1000 to 10 Mr. S. Thellnaaoo's Priority "off, t 1000 to 7)
1000 to 10 Mr. J. Gliby's Skysail

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BETTING IN LONDON.—MoNDAT.

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24 22
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10 12

As usual on Monday there was a laritittasiiiilage at the
clubs, and during the Intervals of settling • good amount of
speculation took place. Very little was dose on the Chador
enp, 10 to 1 would have beers accepted about Lecturer, bet
9to 1 was the highest offer. Archimedes wee also iu consider-
able demand, and 100 to 7 was accepted pretty freely. For the
Two Thousand, Julius was In extraordinary force, as little as
6to E being at onetime takes, and to a large amount, but ulti-
mately there were oilers of 3to 1. Plaudit was In brisker
demand, 450 to 100 was laid In one bet, and several other trans-
actions were effected on the same terms, hackers being unable
at last to obtain these odds. Vauban, Hermit, and Markman
occupied about the same position as heretofore. frocadero was no
longer the rage as on Saturday, 500 to 40 being offered without
a response. For the Derby The Rake was frequently Inquired
after, and would have met with strong support at 11 to 2. but no
pries& nale—.7. more than 6to 1 was offered. There was no other noteworthy
transaction In connection with this

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in connection with this event, with the exception of
Pericles being lucked at the outside price of 1,000 to 12. The
closing prim* were u follow

9 to 1 apt Lecturer (o,
10 to 1)
100 to 7 Archimedes It'

TWO TEI
3 to 1 agst Jelin kt & off.
after 6 to 2
had been toi
9to 2 Plaudit (t w
7to 1 Vauban off. t

8 to 1
Bto 1 .t &o.
Ito 1 Marksman t
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Even on Jana, 1,2, 3 t'

6 to 1 agst The Bake (TA:
t 11 tot.
10 to 1 Hermit It)
1000 to 80 Dragon .8'
100 to 8 Plaudit (Sao)
100 to 6 Julius tt &

BETTING AT MAN(
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3 to 1 agst Jullus7i4
4 to 1 Plaudit iof. t
9 tot freely;
CHEST]

10 to I agst LectureifiT
n to 1 Archimedes Iti
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too to 3 agst Harrogate (t)
500 to 15 Sweet Home' '

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500 to 40 agst Frocadero toff)
25 to I Locd Olaegow's
lot (off)
30 to I Knight of the
Darter
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1000 to 00 Illss Sarah colt
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1 1000 to 15 Ferragas (off)
Even on Plaudit, 1,0, 3 1)
BY.
1000 to 13 agst Trodsdero (t)
3000 to 36 Pericles ,t)
1000 to 12 Ferranti (II
1000 to 10 Priority (off, t
1000 to 7)

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7 to 1 agst Vauban (t)
to 1 Martaman ;off)
12 to 1 Trocadero (t)
CUP.

RO to I omit Tormentor ;t&
off)

100 to 7 apt Janus (t)

1000 to 15 apt Trocadero (I &
w)

OLD WINDSOR AND ROYAL HUNT STEEPLE-
CHASES. —Moximr.

This meeting, postponed owing to the overflowing of the
Thema, took place today over the course where two years
ego the Datchet meeting was Inaugurated. The sport, through
the execrable management, was of the most tedious description,
the numbers for the first race not being 1121101111014 till more
than an hour after time, and although the fields were small,
tome throughout the afternoon was further lost. This state of
affairs was entirely owing to there being no regular officials, an
orniedoo, for the sake of the public, we trust, the executive will
remedy in future. The novel matches between hounds and
horses, which were looked forward to with great interest, turned
at a perfect farce in each instance. A return la appealed.
Tag YARXILS. PLATE, for hunters, 4-y&-old and upwards;
weight fur age penalties and allowances. About two mile,.
(5 sabs.)
Yr. G. Cron, jun., ad ch f Gossip, by Idle Boy—him
'brain& 4MI .X4O lost fib
• (Mr. Hobson) I

Xr7ll—mair.l-001..4sOli;tou, lig!d C_2o',

(Manta)

NIL J. POWs br h Mystery, agiel t4O:, ibt (11r.j.Pellhoj 3
Mem Dunbar also raa.
Betting: 6to 4 er.Oos p, 3to 1 apt lambtoe, sad ltto 1 apt
any other.

A EILLIIIO RACE of f 0 soya., added to • sweepstakes of 5 sore
each, 2 ft, for 4-yr.olds and upwards: weight for age maiden
and selling allowances. About two miles awl a half. :II subs.)
Mr. Williams's Oorsehawk, by West Australian, aged (EN)
12st (Jere* 1
Mr. Cross's Red Itosedly1,(111r) ifleSlat fib (11r411,116 I

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Two vamp

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Betting: 6 to 4 apt iroreeliaTrit, 2 toT4st Red !foe, and 4to
1 apt Sandfoed.
Tau Moor STAilil of 6 tors. each, 1 ft, with SO added :
llat 7th each : penalties and allowances. About two allot and
a half. (12 mats).
_ _ .

Mr.. Cr;es-'illed Rose, by King of Trumps—Penton
plower, 6 yrs, (h (SAO, Ilst Tlb (Kr. Hobson) 1
Mr. =t Mrs. Baget.otared (MC list 7M . (Jarvis'. I
Mr. fwd's Master 8 th (LW, lOst ..(Martin) 3
also ran.
Betting to 4 eget Mn.s liaggleton, 6 tot agst Master Sykes,
4 to I sot led Rose, and oto t at first tto I) apt Image.
Tan ROYAL HUNT CUP did not produce a race.
HOBS= VIRPUS HOUPDS. —A Match of CU a side between bun.
tan, 12st each, and beagles. About two mllesand a hall. One horse
to every couple of hounds. The hounds to be allowed one minute
start het any hound must be 30 seconds in advance to win. The
" " was inefficient, and the wind helms strong, the scent
lay so badly that, after gobs a mile, the horses headed the
hounds, end won easily, Mr. Berman's Lembtos (Mr. Pullin)
= In Ont. Two couples of hounds and two horses were

Hotting valises Ylotigne.—A Match of L 25 a side, four mile*,
between hunters, list each, and hounds . conditions as in the
preceding match. This was run on the opposite side of the
river; but the result was equally fatal to the hounds, as, after
Rolm half a mile, the horses had caught them. Eventually Mr.
B. Land, sen., on Kennett, came In In advance of the hounds,
thus winning easily. Three horses and three couples of •• drag^
hounds started.

Tue Soiszo Dock Bars—The decision respecting the Soiled
Dove beta was posted in the subscription.rnorn of Tattersall's yes-
terday afternoon This decision is word for word the same as
that which appeared in our column. yesterday. Although the
names of Lord Vivian, Colonel Ouseley Higgins, andlDir. George
Payne are appended to the document, those gentlemen have
written te say that they did not vote on the question. The mis-
apprehension has arisen from the names attached to the
having been read as signatures, whereas Lord ramoutTP:r
i, e
chairman, signed the document, and the names that follow this
signature, and which appeared in our yesterday's impression, are
simply an enumeration of the members who formed the
committee.