The Express.
London, England, 1867-04-27 00:00:00

&parting intelligence.

NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING.
FRIDAY.

Consequent upon the early hour at which the sport wag geed
to commence to-daj, there was be little time left for specula-
tion upon future events at the Rooms this morning after the
settling upon the previous day's racing had been gone through.
The most noteworthy bet of the morning was the acceptance by
the noble owner of Lecturer of 6.000 to 300 about the son of
Colsterdale and Algebra for the Cluster Cup. Mr. Jackson, who
laid the bet uuder uotice, also laid the Marquis of 'tutees
e5,0e0 even on the foals of Blair Atholmt.dthose of Stock-
well in the Derby of 1870. While speaking on this subject, we
may mention that Mr. Jackson has pure the brother to
Rustle (a colt a month old, by Stockwell out of Village lona' for
e. 500 from Mr. Sutton. The weather for the concluding day et
the meeting was delightfully line. but the attendance was but
small, most of the cooing men having left by the
morning trains. The sport commenced at noon with
the Sweepstakes over the T.Y.C.. which was won by
Vandyke beating two others. A somewhat large geld con-
tested the Handicap Plate over the T.Y.C., but the Issue showed
the „talent" to have been right In their selection of favourite,
as Mount Palatine won very cleverly. La Morrentina, with odds
of 8 to 1 laid against her, had no dlllieulty In landing the
Sweepstakes of le Dove. each for twos and threes over the
T.Y.C., and she did the backers of Fordluun's mount • good
turn. live runners contested the Newmarket Stakes for s.yr.
olds, the absentee being Siiankos The issue confirmed the general
opinion that the race was a good thing for Marksman, as Mr.
Merry's colt made the whole of the running, and won eerily.
Odds of 10 t. 1 were laid on him. The Wild Wind displayed
even more temper than his stable companion, the noto-
rious gelding Tonle), for the moment the flog fell he
whipped round and comntemod kicking, taking no part
in the race. The match between Ottreger and Knight of the
Harter. over the Howley mile, wherein the old 'un conceded to
"the Knight" two stone, proved a very interesting affair, Odds
oft to I were laid ou the stable companion of Hermit, who held
a slight lead till entering the condo where he was joined by
Oetreger, who, however, appeared beaten at the Bushes. Ford-
ham rode with great deternalnation, and just wen by a head in
the last stride. The other rate require no comment. The
special train left Newmarket at half-past three this afternoon,
and on halting at Cambridge an attempt was made to speculate,
but not much was done, and the appended list will fully hi&
este the transactions. During the past week there has been a
larger amount (.1 traffic on the Great Eastern line to New-
market than on any previous meeting, and it Is worthy
of note that the large number of visitors to the Turf metro-
polis have arrived and been despatched with great punctuality ;
the arrangements of the company, through Mr. Sprout, the dis-
trict superintendent, Mr. Fisher, the station toaster at Cam
bridge, and Mr. Heavens, at Newmarket, being complete In
every detail. Appeuded is a return of the day's sport
HIFINONTAILAIN of 10 sons. each, for 3-yr-olds and upwards:
melee for age, with selling allowances. T.Y C. (7 furlongs.,
(4 m
Mr. York's Vandyke, by Amsterdam—Furbelow :eso'.
3 yrs, rat Ilb (Loess) I
Mr. Ten Broeck's La Sorreutina ,250;, 3 yes, list
(carried 54 Sb) (Fordhatal 2
Betting: Even on Ls Sorrentino, and 5 to s earl apt Cathe-
rine and Vandyke.
HANDICAP PLATE of £lOO, for 3-yr-olds and upward'. T.Y.C.
Count Batthyany's Mount Palatine, by Newminster—
Pauline, by Emperor, 4 yrs, let 411 b (H. Covey) I
Lord Westmorland''. Crown Prince, 4 yrs, lit 71b
(Maid:Dent) 2
3 yrs, Nat 9lb
(Butler) 3

Mr. Carew 's c by

Seven others also ran.

Betting 2to 1 aget Mount Palatine, 6to 1 agst Crown Prince,
100 to 15 'get Enemy, 8 to 1 each apt Pint= and Chapel Royal.
10 to 1 apt the Carlotta colt and Aruba, and 100 to 8 apt Maid
Marian.

SWZRPSTARES of 10 soya each, for and Syr-olds ; weight for
ate, with certain allowances . winner to be stM for 1.50. T. Y.C.
(11 subs.)
Mr. Ten Broeck's La Sorrentino. by Trumpeter—Eleanor
de Montford. 3 yrs, Sat 101 b (lrordham) 1
Lad Westmorland's Bentley, yrs, eat ltgb .... (Kenyon) 2
Captain Michelle Correction, 2 yea, Oat 71b (Jedery) 3

Three other, ebo Ten.

Betting: 5 to 4 apt Th. West colt, 7to 4 apt Bentley, and
8 to 1 apt La SOrrentina.
NZW/LANIZT STAKES, to subscription of 60 sovs. each,
for 3-yrolda ; mOo, Bst 1011., an Allies, Bst bib ; winners extra ;
the second to sere his stake. Ditch tdle k 7 furlongs 120 ysrda(.
(19 mita )
Mr. Mercy's Markman, by Dundee-Bhot, Bst 10Ib,
(Grimshaw) 1
Mr. J. B. Morris's Ailesbury, itst 10lb (Fordharn)
84 S Bulkeley's Dwain Glyndwr, Bst 101 b poster) 3
Two others also ran.
Betting 100 to 15 on Markman.
MATCH: 200, hft Rowley Mlle (1 nille 17 yards).
Mr. 8. Thellusson's Ostroger, by Stockwell—Woodcraft's
dant 6M 94 (Fordham) 1
Captain helra Knight of the Garter, m7lO (Covey) 2
Betting: I to 1 on Knight of the Garter.
HANDICAP PLATZ of 4100, for 3-yr-okis and upwards. AWN-
tor Mile (1 mile 18 radii).
Mr. iryor's Ilubm, by Ifanyas—Fanfaronade, a yrt
4lb

Tut.— .
(11.1.70vey) 1
Mr. (1. Archer's Fan, 4 yrs, ret 71b rear. 54 91b) ...1 211Ine)
Sir F. Johnstone's Theo, 6 yrs, lit Sib (T. Sadler) 3
Sorsa others oleo ran.
Betting : 6 to 4 boa Musician, and 5 to I each apt Buchan).
meter and Indigestion.
ilwrairirfaites of 100 soya each, b ft. for 4-yr-olds and up-
wards ; certain penalties and allowances. Ditch In. (4 subs.)
Marqub of Hastings' John Davis, by Voltigeur—Jernaka,
eCannon) w.o.
llikrai lig (
: 100 sore. h ft. Rowley Mile (1 site ya
Lord Bateman'. Deliah, b) ThormanbyL Durbar. yr,:
Sat 101 b

Captain Aleximeter's Patrol; 3 yrs, Bst 10111 plaid forfeit
LATEST BETTING ON CAMBRIDGE PLATFORM.

CHUTICACCP.

6 to 1 apt LectureiFt7l(;)-1150tO 8 apt Miss Havelock
10 to 1 Archimedes (t off)
to 150) 25 to 1 Gamma ail.
10 to 1 Boma (t and o) 50 to 1 Harry
10 to 1 Laclter,tando, ford (o, 33 to 1w:

1000 to 300 apt Vauban (on) 20 to 1 apt Markman (off,
1000 to 300 The Rake off, t 35 to 1)
t 4000 to 1000 40 to 1 D'Estournel (off,
Bto 1 Dragon ;off. 1 GOto 1)
20 to 1 Julius (of, t 25
to 1)
PLACY BETTING. _

4 to Fiia 37.W;iiiii; (taken)
CATTERICK BRIDGE MEETING—FamAy.

HAINDICLPRAIII- of 44 moms.
New T.Y.C.

31*- 02borftoll Captain Hon, 3 YrS, 7st Challoner) 1
Mr. R. Chilton's Guinan, 3 yrs, 7.1 (Walker) 2
Mr. W. Nicholl's Yarrow, 6 yrs, dot alb
- - •

Your ;Alen also m.

Betting : 2to I ND Guinan, ♦to I omit Yarrow, and 6to I
apt faster to Atabber.
Baovoii HANDICAP Or 50 sore, added to a wrafiataltall
of r son. each, sft ; winners extra ; second to an Make. One
mile and a quarter. (D subs.;
Mr. Lamb nd Declaration, by The Groat Unknown—
Cecilia, 4 yrs, Tat 31b (W. Martin) I
Dr. Briers Armlet, 3 yrs, ast 12Ib Inc 4lb ex).... (Walker, I
Mr. Osborne's Lady of ('oresdale, 6 yra, Sat 'IL. Ohalloner) 3

'Three others 'alai" ran.

BetOng: to &gat -DiCia7lll.o-o. 3 1.3.1 agst Armlet, and 4to 1
apt lgandlaint •

TO NORTH YORKSHIRE HUNTERS' STEEPLECHASE STRESS of
100 Bova, added to a sweepstakes of 3 sou. each, 1 tt, for
bantam About three miles and a halt. 23 subs.)
Mr. W. Vaughases Huutantaa's Daughter, aged, 13at 11Ib
tlfr. Somme) 1
Mr. W. A. Bruere's Charley (h b), aged, lilt 121 b
Miller)
Mr. T. Bancroft's Kish= (It b', aired, (Mr.
I.lst llb 2
(Mr. G. Walker) 3

live others &La nn.

Betting : 0 to 4 apt FJaham, 5 to I agst Huntsman's Daughter,
8 to 1 apt Charley, and 10 to 1 apt say other.
MAWR • 35 soya. Three miles.—Mr. J. Harrison's Canton,
aged, list, and Mr. 0. Brown's Poodle, S yrs, 1011 71b.--011.
The BAINES:A PLAT= of 50 soya ; winners extra. New T.Y.C.
(19 subs.)
Mr. Johnstone's Czar, by Warlock—Olga, 4 yrs, Bst 71b
(J. Osborne) 1
Lord Zetland's Cld, 4 yrs, 7st Rib (Mr. 0.8. Thompson) 2
Mr. Wilkinson's Louisa, S yrs, 7st Mb 'asylum) 3
Seven others also ran.
Betting :2 to 1 agstBparrow, 4 to 1 apt Czar. 6to I sag 111
Cid, and 10 to 1 apt any other.
Tug ORAN STAKED of S SOU. each, 3 ft, with 50 added, for Byr-
olds ; colts, 80. 1016 ; Allies and ;geldings, Bst Mb ; certain penal-
ties and allowances : second to save stake New T.Y.C. 16 subs.)
Mr. T. Dawson's Ready Money, byOldßobert—lisirom,
Bat lab Ounaron) 1
Sir. Osborne's loginty, Bst 101 b (J.( Osborne) 2
Mr. Osborne's Lady Allcash:.Bs4 (lt. tltslloner) S

Three ethers fLo rfa

Betting sto 4 agst-le-adilluney, 5 to Y eget Festivity and
Lady Anemia coupled.

BEITI2iO AT MANE

,HESTER.-FIUDAT.
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S to 1 spit Lecturer (t &
10 to 1 Archimedes (V
100 to 8 Rams Ito
100 to 8 Lucifer t& o'
100 to 7 —t;

COY

10-i.; I apt noLtete (o)
25 to 1 The Rescue (t)
25 to 1 Bearing A)
23 to 1 Moulsey ;co)
33 to 1 Prueerptue ,o)

INTRAVILMENTB ox EPSOM RACZCOURBF- Briscoe
M.P., lord of the manor of Epsom, has consented that a pate of
ground adjoining the Grand stand shall be enclosed for the pur-
pose of mak*, an unsaddling paddock. so that the winner and
snood and third hawses for the Derby and other races, In return-
ing to weigh, may be relieved from the crush and pressure of the
crowd on the course. The °Mee for the clerk of the COUTO,
weighing and telegraph departments, reporters. and jockeys
rooms, (Sc., will be erected In the new enclosure. Owners of
horses, trainee, and other persons having business at Epsom,
will appreciate lir. litiscoe's concession, as the old omens were
dark and gloomy, and not In accordance with the other arrange-
ments of the meeting Mr. lleathade also has given permission
for the erection ut ten loose buses or sheds in his paddock, for
the better accommodation of saddling in wet and windy weather.
It Is proposed that the whole of the improvements shall be
available for the Derby week, by putting up tesupurary buildings.

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