The Express.
London, England, 1867-10-12 00:00:00

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A It KET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING.

Pamir.
The usual early commencement of tie sport was made
to-day. the first race being appointed tot eleven o'clock.
The morning was dull and cheerless, rain falling almost
ematinu.illy until the time for toweling the sport, when it
Cleared up, and with the exception of a few showers the
after. 'on oaA RACitI6 %%AS to fan u ith the Free
Handicap sweepstakes, which La Dituphine, sold at the
recent sale of Mr. Ten Broeck's horses, won in a canter,
and was afterwards backed rather freely for the Cam-
bridgeshire at 25 to 1. Ninny had no difficulty in defeating
Dr. Syntax in their match, wherein the Doctor was asked
to concede the filly 31b. A quintett of runners turned
out for the Newmarket Derby, Hermit being penalised
71b. The Derby winner was made the favourite, the
betting opening with odds on him, bet it veered round, so
that at the close 5 to 1 was laid against him. Long-
champs. wto claimed a 7lb allowance, had a stone the
best of the weights with Hermit, and won with ease by a
length and a hall. The match between Lady Elizabeth
and Julius was decidedly the most interesting affair of the
afternoon. The Danebury " Achievement" was in receipt
of 91b. fur the year from the winner of the Ceearewitch.
The Marquis of Hastings and the partisans of the stable
were tired of accepting the odds of 11 to 10 invested on
Julius, but the race was a close one between the two
masks, the mare appearing to be beaten at the crest of the
• Fordhatu, however, was enabled to pull her to-
gether. and she just won by • short head. The Presider-
gest stakes succeeded this interesting match, and pro-
duced sic runners, including the Middle Park Tiaras,
Green Sleeve, Virtue, the heroine of the Champagne
Stake,. St. Ronan. the French colt, Ouregan, the Baron's
colt, Suffolk, and Milton. Green Sleeve and Virtue met
at even weights, but both Suffolk and St. Ronan bad the
call over the north country filly, who was, like Ouregan,
backed at sto I. The race was almost confined to the
two fillies, Green Sleeve adding this stake to the credit
of the lucky Berkshire baronet by half a length.
lit. Ronan was third, whilst Suffolk, who carried the top
weight, 21b, was last all the way. Thirteen runners
contested the Handicap Sweepstakes (over the T.Y.C.),
which was won by Amour Propre. Indian Star defeated
Athena in the easiest possible manner, and the sport wait
eoncluded with the Match between Risk sad Bandmaster.
The " latest" laid odds on Risk, but Mr. Hobson lauded
his " green and white hoops" very easily by a couple of
lengths. During the afternoon there was some extended
speculation on the Cambridgeshire. The feature of the
wagering was the opposition to Fripounier, and the ad-
vancement of Acme and La Dauphine. The betting, how-
ever, will be found fully indicated in the list appended.
After Lady Elizabeth's victory over Julius, 7 to 1 was taken
about her for the Derby, and had those odds been forth-
coming to any amount, she would have been supported
largely. Perhaps one of the heaviest trains from New-
market was that to-night. The usual halt was made at
Cambridge, and 'owe important transactions took place ;
3,600 to MO was accepted about Honesty after 1,000 to 80
had been taken four times. Blinkhoolie was firm at 12 to
4, whilst 1,000 to MO was booked about Julius. The various
quotations will be found below.
FRER HANDICAP Swage:4l'mm of 10 mom each, h ft.;
winners extra. Last mile and • distance of Beacon course.
(8 subs.)
kir. Thomas's La Dauphine, by Stockwell—Bracey, 4 ma,
7st 711 i ((Covey 1
Mr. Thellusaon's Pirate Chief, 1 yrs, eat 121 h ....11inMan)
Darnnltoih!tchihra Chignon, 3gra.,iist 12Ib (Paake,

The following aka rTit-; anis-d—gess sad Hisiertan.
Betting 2to laird LaDauphine,loo to 30 apt Chignon,
9 to 2 agst Historian, 5 to 1 eget Pirate Chief, and 10 to 1
~it Grand Cross. The favourite, closely attended by
Pirate Chief and Grand Cross made running till within •
hundred yen& of chair, where Chignon deprived Grand
Cram of third place, but La Dauphine, without being
headed, won in a canter by four lengths ; a length divided
the second and third, Grand Cross was fourth, and Histo-
rian last. After the race 25 to 1 was taken about the
winw for the Cambri
MATCH : 100, h ft. =if mile of Beacon Course.
Duke of Newcastle's Ninny, by Albeses—Ninn, in
7st 10th (H. Corm, 1
Lord Cosyngliam's Dr. Syntas, 4 yrs, 7st IHb . (J. Mann' 2
Betting : :S to 4 on Ninny, who made play from end to
end, and won easy by two lengths.
THE NEwMA MEET DERBY, a Bweesetakee of 25 mire.
10 ft, with 100 added, for 3-yrsol ; colts, Bat 1113, :91/
Allies, tat 71b. ; penalties and allowances ; second received
100 FUM Last mile and • half of Beacon Course. (58
subs.)
count Lsitritnt..e's Longehamps, by Mousrque—Etnile do
Nord 'bred in France , Bat 41b Chalionero 1
Mr. Chaplin's Hermit. 9st 4lb 71b er. 'Cuatance; 2
.31r. Johnstone's Mandrake, Bat Illb Osborne 3
Tandem and Jasper also ran
ened at to 4 on Hermit, but closed at 2to 1
apt Bettehim, 3 to 1 apt Longohamps, G to 1 each opt Man-
Arake and Jasper, and 7 to 1 apt Taraban. The latter made
the running, followed by the French horse on the left and
Hermit a length in rear on the right, Mandrake being
fourth, and Jasper last. In this order they pissed the
Cesarewitch stand, where Mandrake dropped into the rear,
Taraban maintaining his lead till half-way up the Cam-
bridgeshire hill, where he dropped away beaten. Long-
champs was now left with the lead, but about two hun-
dred yards from home the Derby winner closed with Count
Langrange's colt, and appeared to have the race in hand ;
weight, however, told its tale, and he died away in the last
fifty yards, and Longchamps won by a length and • half.
Twice that distance in rear of Hermit came Mandrake,
Taraban and Jasper following many lengths in the rear.
SELLING HANDICAP of 10 sows each, 5 ft, for 3-yr-olds
and upwards; winner to be sold for 100 soya. Howley
mile (1 mile 17 yards). (8 subs-)
Mr. Mackenzie 4 My Lore, by WeitherblC -Equity. 3 yes,
at Relict.) 1
Lord Westmorland's c by Promised land—ltupert's dam,
3 yes. 74 511, (Kenyon)
Mr. Price's Gretna, 4 yrs. 7st 3lb (H. Corey) 3
reel and Rhymer also Tea.
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Betting : 3 to 1 agat the Rupert'i dean colt and My Love,
4 to 1 apt Rhymer, 5 to 1 apt Veld, and 6 to 1 apt
Gretna. My Love jumped off in front and made running,
attended by the Rupert's dam colt and Gretna. Although
Kenyon wade • determined effort to reach My Love, he
sustained an easy defeat, Mr. Mackenxie's mare winning
by three lengths. Three parts of • length intervened
between second and third ; Vent was fourth, and Rhymer
last. Captain Machell claimed the Report's dam colt.
Marra : 1,000, h ft. Brethy Stakes Course (6 furlongs).
Marquis of Hastings' Lady Ullabstb, by Trumpeter—
Miss Bolster, 2 yrs, Sat 21b l'onlhainf 1
Duke of Newcastle's Julius, 3 yrs, Id 11111 'J. Daley 2
. Betting: 11 to 10 on Julius. The pair jumped off in
sbamany the moment the flag fell, Lady Elizabeth lying on
the left, hut before a hundred yards had been traversed
Julius tool,, a lead of a length and • half, which he main-
tained into the Abingdon Mile bottom, where Lady Elisa-
beth gradually closed with him. As they communed the
yonnt to the finish Fordham was compelled to call upon
the mare. Shouts were raised that "Julius wins." Lady
Slizabeth, however, struggled on, and despite all Daley's
efforts the Marquis's mare won cleverly br • short heal.
After the nice there were offers to take to 1 about the
winner for the Derby.
Tna PItt3DISROMIT STASES of 50 sous, each, h ft, for
2-yr-olds; colts, Bst 101 b, and fillies, Ast Blb ; winners
extra. T. Y.C. (five furlongs 140 yard (37 subs.)
Sir J. Hawley's Green Sleeve, by Headsman—Mrs quickly,
- Ost inr ddb extra, J French, 1
Mr. 6 llohnes's Virtue. last (inc. Sib astra• tan/mulct)
Mr. chaptin's St. Ronan. rat loth tlutsuce 3
The following also ran f—Oursgsn. Milton. and Suffolk.
Betting : 6 to 5 apt Green Sleeve, 3 to 1 apt Suffolk, 5
to 1 apt St. Ronan. and 8 to 1 each spat Virtue and
Qaragan. Milton jumped off with • clear lead, and
swerved across the Course from right to left, eventually
taking his place slightly in advance of Green Sleeve on his
left, with St. Ronan and Ouragan on the right, Virtue and
Suffolk being slightly in their rear. This order was main-
tained for a quarter of • mile, when Milton was beaten,
and Green Sleeve took up the running. Half-way in the
words St. Ronan was beaten, and Virtue, quitting Suffolk,
came along on the outside, but failing to get up the
favourite wou somewhat easily by half a length, Virtue
defeating St. Ronan three parts of a length fur second
place. Ouragan was a moderate fourth, Milton fifth, and
Suffolk last all the way. Immediately after the race Mr.
Steel offered 12000 to 1000 apt Green Sleeve for the
Derby.

AP SWEEPSTAKES of 15 sovs. rook, 10 ft., for
I and 3-yr-olds. T.Y.C. (19 subs.)
Mr. Simmers Amour Prows. by Lord of the tales—Savoir
Yaks. 9.yr?, tut blt llbi ,Orbushaw. 1

Prince Mogykoirs War Queen; 2 yrs, Est lib Jelfsry,
Mr. Tbellusson's Choral, P yn, Mib 'Wooden, 3
The tolleeln; also ran :—Midwits, Modulo, Canto, barrier.
ban, Pounder, Ninny, Sister to Vedette, Lily, Nyanza, and
Manor.
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11eiting : :i to 1 agst Ninny, sto 1 apt Amour Propre
and advor, 1141 to 15 apt Sider to Vedette, 10 to 1 agat
War Queen, Nyanza, and Choral, 100 to 8 apt Midwife
and Mochrie. Amour Propre jumped off with the lead,
followed by Mochrie on the right, War Queen, Choral,
Salvor, Nyanza, and Ninny being most prominent of the
remainder. Within the cords Salvor dropped away beaten,
wed Amour Propre, increasing her lead, woo in a canter by
Filo lengths. A head divided second and third, Mochrie
close up, being fourth, Nyanza, Lily, and Ninny finishing
in close company next. The last three were Pompier,
Bider to Vedette, and Barrington.
Bwirermemtss of 10 ans. each ; colts, Bst 101 b ; and
Allies, tat 71b. Belling allowances. T.Y.C.
Captain Slaebell's Dodds, by Biockwell—Strayaway,
in7t. , Bst (l'. Challoner I
Mr E. Drayley's Rtllett '475`, Bst 31b 'Cannon
Lord Westmorland's Demon 'CS), Bst Ltrfinshas, - 3
Epigram also ran.

Betting : 7 to 4 ago. 13;. to i agst Traeista, and 2
to 1 agst Epigrun. Epigram, attended by Demon, made
the running, followed by Travista on the right till four bun.
died yards of home, when Trasiata came through her
bones and won easily by three parts of a length. neck
divided second and third. Epigram was last. Mr. Bayley
.Limed Traviata, and Captain Idacliell Epigram.
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BlArot, 100, ti ft. Litt halfof AhingdonMifr.

Lord Werto;orlas;fs Indian SW. by Sabra; or Under.
band—star of India. 4 I'M ant 71b
Marquis of Meetings' Athena, S yrs. bat ne.. • Fordba, 2
PLATE of 501., for 3-yralas and upwards ; wawa for
age, with aeUing allowances. Amass the dat (1 mile
farleest 73 yard.). Id autrilla)
Duke of Newt:Asti/4 Sweet Anne, by Knight of Kars
Mow Nee • OW, 4 yrs, Bst 71b Dahl.' I
Mt. Kiliott's Potter's Knot 'MO% Syrt. 7st 711, 'Unstable' t
Mr Am...rya Greenhorn CIOD'. 3 yrs. 7st 216 . 'Korey, t

U:ueral .4hertnan and Vibli;;Orthnis. raa:

Pawns 7g:s pirtit's