The Express.
London, England, 1867-05-17 00:00:00

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TATTERSALL'S-Mummy.

Contrary to expeetath a, the atteodanse at Albert-gate today
was scanty, and the buooea+ auy thing but extensive. The two
Derby favourites remained cat eedingly firm, Vault.' especially
so, for there were several hackers wanting to get on at 5 to 2, but
this price was obtainable to a very limited amount, the current
offer being 9to 4. Meanwhile The Sake met with strong sup-
port at 3 to 1, several hundreds being invested at this prior, sod
at the finish these odds were only to he had to ■mall money. ,
Van Amborgh, who has created a perfect furore by his easy de-
feat of Wroughton at Bath. was frequently inquired alter, and
I at GM layers would not offer more than 7 to 1. but subsequently
1,500 to SOO was laid, and the same rate of odds was offered at
the close. Marksman was befriended to a limited extent
at 100 to 6, bet the support was of the tamest, and
he could have been laid against to some extent
on the same terms. Julius and The Palmer were both friendless,
20 to 1 and 25 to 1 respectively going begging. Gnuoi Cross was
laid against twice at 1,000 to 35, but here the movement in his
favour stopped short; it is to be noted, however, that there was
no general desire to IV against hitn. There were offers of 1,000
to 35 against D'Estournel, which was met by a counter proposi-
tion to take SO to 1. Dragon went badly, as much as 1,000 to 30
being laid against him, and afterwards offered without a
response. Hermit was in ea equally unhealthy condition,
offers of 1,000 to 30 falling to meet with any other than a far-
fetched proposition to take 1,000 to 15. Among the outsiders
the only one backed was The Iteseqe,about whom 10,000 to 50
was taken in one bet. Owing to the strong favouritism invested
its Achievement for the Oaks, epeculatlon net that event is con-
traeted within the narrowest COM 11•111. The extravagant odds
of 5 to 2 were laid on the favourite. and the remaining transac-
tions were the booking of SOO to 100 about Mime, and Al Mlles
litunbleidte. Closing prices:

DERBY.

fi to apt Duke of Beaufort's Vauban (t w)
3to 1 Mr. Pryors Ile Bake ~ttf)
IS to 2 Mr. Fleming's Van Amburghltt
off)
100 to 0 Mr. Merry's marksman It k of)
20 to 1 Duke of Newcastle's Pallas 'orb
IS to 1 fer Joseph Hawleya The Palmer (ofd
1000 to SS Lord Exeter's tiratid Grose (4)
1000 to SS Mr. Smile's IYEW.ournel !off, t3O to 1)
1000 to i 5 Cuuut E. de Lagreagen Ong= 184 al)
1000 lo 30 Mr. fluplin's Remit t 1060 to 15,
1000 to 20 Mr. H. Tmple's tltalvaa (olfj
1000 to 20 Major Erwon'a Plaudit (of)
1000 to 12 Mr. garnet Roquefert ;off)
1000 to 10 Mr. Why's Sky loff)
1000 to 10 Mr. T. V. Morgans Gluey King ;off)
1000 to 8 —11 r. Bowes's Taraban (eQ)
10000 to 60 Lord Coventry's The Rime (t)t
1000 to 80 on Vauban and The Rake coupled 3)
PLACE BETTING.
7 to 4 on Vauban f 2)
7 to 4 sipt Vaa Amburfth
3to 1 Julius (off, t 4to 1)
to 1 Oran& Croi (ort, t6to 1)
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5 to 2 on Colonel icareon's Achievement (t)
8 to 1 ant Boron Rothschild's 111pple (t)
20 to 1 Lord 7ottand's Bambieltito (t)
20 to 1 Mr. WW2 Bltyseff (off)

BETTING IN LONDON—THormnAT.

The opportune occurrence of a non-racing day cawed the
clubs to be well attended, but speculation progressed rather
tardily, and was mainly confined to the favourite. Vauban was
in great force, 600 to 200 belag accepted three times, and the
urge odds were Industriously shunted up for mall amounts.
Meantime The sake trod closely oa his rival's heels, for, after
barkers had partially succeeded In obtaining 3to 1. the offers
were reduced to 11 to 4. Van Amburah,es might be expected,
was fu combinable demand ; at one time as little u 6 to 1 was
booked, but subsequently a point more was laid and offered.
The remaining transactions presented no noteworthy feature,
and will be adequately expressed in the following quotations :

6 to 2 apt Vauban (t
11 Jo t The Rake (off,
t 3 toll
7 to 1 Von Mohan&
(t and 01I)
16 to 1 Marksman (o,
t 20 to 1)
SO to 1 Dragon (off, t

to 1 apt Orandirrom(o)
60 to I Fitz Ivan (t
and off)
Mto 1 Plaudit ,off)
1000 to 10 Olpay King (t
and off)
1000 to 10 Master But-
terfly (t and
off'

100 to {)-•
20 to 1 Julius ,o 1 T)
25 to 1 TbePaltuer;o,
t 30 to 1)
36 to 1 7/Estownel(o,
t 30 to 1)
PLaat
7 to 4 on Vauban 4
6 to 4 The Bake(t)
2 to 1 apt VanAmburgh
(1)
3 to 1 Marksman (of!
100 to 30 Julius kolf)
7 to 1 The Palmer (o)
8 to 1 Drava (t)

Joao to a Ttiad (oIT,
IWO to 1 Corporal

1000 to 6 Th(lLe/acne t)

8 to 1 eat Ditstoornel
Bto 1 litz•lvon (off,
t 10 to 1)
100 to 8 Hermit off,
14 to 1 Ben Nevis (t)
80 to 1 Plaudit
05 to 1 Tynedele ,t)
40 to 1 The Resew (t)
10 to 1 eget Illpfge it & w
20 to 1 liumhlekite (t
and td)

250 toloo on Achlevemeni.
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BETTING AT MANC]
DER
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.-TEIVIIBDAY.

9 to 4 esst Van Nan (or—
-30 to 1 sot Grind Cross (V
Sto 1 The Rake (of, 100 to 3 The Pelmet (t)
t 100 to 3) 1000 to 16 Ben Netts itl
7to 1 Yee Amburgh WO to 3 Hermit (t &o)
it fl 200 to 3 Pltalvan;t&o
100 to 0 Markman (offl 1000 to 15 Roquefort (off)
20 to 1 Dragon (off, 11 1000 to 10 le (o)
36 to 1) 1000 to 10 Gipsy (o)
20 to 1 Julius MP