The Express.
London, England, 1867-10-07 00:00:00

THE -EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 7, 1867.

TATTERSALL'S.-SATUR DAY.

The subscription room, although well attended, was not
thronged, on this, the last important occasion for betting
on the Cesarewitch. Speculation on this event opened
tardily and tamely, something like a panic prevailing, and
to say the least of it, speculators of every degree betrayed
the depressing influences which recant market movements
have occasioned. Wagering commenced by an offer of 6
to 1 on the field, odds that were taken about Blinkhoolie,
but to a limited extent only, and the same offers were
open to the close. Bookmakers did not, however, evince
any disposition to lay a fraction more than the price
named, and " Blink," who has so long played second
fiddle in the quotations, left off by • long way first
favourite. Montgoubert kept respectably firm, and al-
though not backed for much, the support accorded to
him was of • genuine character. The hostile movement
which had set in at the clubs against Honest y was con-
tinued here in an aggravated form ; at find 10 to
1 was laid, then 100 to 9, and finally 12 to 1,
backers and lavers at this point mutually crying a go;
100 to 30 was also offered for a place, and in
short it wee a trenchant and unmistakeable cue
of " knocking out." Meanwhile Julius profited largely by
his stable companion's disgrace, and enlisted on his aide a
number of adherents, who supported him at prices ranging
from 18 to 1 to 100 to 7, • large commissioner accepting
3000 to 200 in one bet. Virtually, indeed, Julius t off
the better favourite of the ducal pair, and promised to see
• shorter figure still. Lotbario was quiet, and 1200 to 100
' was offered once without a response, but there was nothing
at all the matter with the horse, the truth being that all
the commissions in favour of the baron's representative
had been previously exhausted. Sealskin continued to
occupy the same favourable position be has for the last
few days ; 1000 to 70 and 1000 to 75—both obtained with
some difficulty—were taken, and subsequently several in-
vestments were made at 100 to 8. Romping Girl, now ap-
parently the forlorn hope of the Findon interest, was
actively and substantially befriended at ptiees ranging
from 22 to I to 16 to 1, and in the course of the day must
have been backed to win several thousands. The same
doubt and mystery existed in connexion with Armonrer
that has surrounded him for nearly a week pare,- 1000 to
40 was taken, followed by 500 to 20, 500 to 25,500 to
30, and finally 200 to 10 twice so that notwith-
standing the comparatively long pries laid, the outlays
were larger and more numerous than are usually entrusted
to a horse who is accounted " settled." So hopelessly
did Owain Olyndwr and Maid of Maths= filly appear to
be gone, that none thought it worth while to inquire
or quote their prices, and as for Thalia, the name of this
market bogey seemed to be voted by tacit consent too
nauseating to mention. The only two outsiders backed
were Tormentor, about whom 2000 to 30 was taken, and
Duke of York backed at 1000 to 5. The Cambridgeshire
proved all but a dead letter, the only actual transaction
we noted bang 400 to 10 in favour of Redomonte ; offers
were, however, made to take 100 to 6 about Blinkhoolie,
but bookmakers declined to lay. Speculation on the
Derby was not of much account. The odd, quoted spinet
Rosiernenn and The Earl were accepted readily in each
case. The only other noteworthy incident was the intro-
duction of Chelsea into the betting at 2000 to 40.
Appended are the quotations ;

6to 1 opt Hr. s in, rei wane etr)
11 to 1 Count de Lagranne's Montioubort, 3 pa, OP 12Ib
(t and off)
12 to 1 Halm of Hamilton's Honesty, S yrs, Pt 71k (t)
12 to 1 Baron Rothschtld's Lothario, 6 yrs, Bst rib (off)
100 to 6 Mr. Barns's Beal tin, 4 yrs, est (t and off)
100 to 7 Duke of Newcaatle's JOWu, S yrs, Bst (t sod off)
16 to 1 Hr. J. Osborne's Romping Girt S yrs, 7et (4)
20 to 1 Colonel Rasta Armen, Ors, OM 21b
1000 to ID Mr F. JohnstonePProomplot, {yrs, bat 101 b (o)
1000 to 15 Mr. B. Z. Dunbar's Tormentor, aged, fist SD
(t and off)
1000 to 7 Mr. Bowes's Westoick, 4 yrs, Ost 411) (Off)
1000 to 0 Primo D. Soltykors Duke of York, 6 pi,
121 (t)
100 to 30 lit
opt HDooody 1,2, i (t 4 to 1)
300 ems au larthario v. Hoossty (t)
CAMBRIDGESHIRE.

100 to 6as Mr. Chsplit'silatig;l74, 3 in, 7.t fifb (w)
20 to 1 Cabin.* Knox's Armower, 3 yrs. ad SID (off)
1000 to 30 Duke of Hamilton's Honesty. S yrs, Set 71b (off)
400 to 10 Sir V. Johnstone's Rodomonte, 4 )rs, 7st (t)

DERBY.

IS to 5 sot Marquis otHesthkiis' lady Elizabeth (off)
16 to 1 Doke of 'Newcastle s Pees (t)
25 to 1 Sir J. Hawley's Itoderuciaa (1)
26 to I Marital/of Hastlop' 71te Earl (t)
40 to 1 Sir F. Johnston..' Michael de Remo (6)
2000 to 40 Mt. T. V. Morgues Chelsea (6)

BETTING IN LONDON.-SATURDAY.

Members assembled in great fora to- day, and the
startling changes that had taken place in the market on
the previous day caumed the proceedings to be watched
with an extraordinary degree of anxiety and interest
When the betting opened, the loud and frequent offers of
" 6 to 1 on the field," showed at once that a general desire
existed to lay &giblet the favourite, and further proof was
given of this by the odds gradually therewith g to 8 to 1. At
this point a few backers came to the rescue, but matters
only became worm, one speculator shortly afterwards por-
t • oommithoualy at 100 to 12 several times, and
although finally no more than 8 to 1 was offered, there
could be but one opinion, that this horse who bad main-
tained his position so long was decidedly on the " go."
With Blinkhoolie it was quite another matter, the dis-
position to back him being so marked that, soon after the
sommoseament of banner. Bto 1 was booked in ponies,
fifties, and hundreds, and in the *Huth of a very short
time 100 to 15 was taken, be thus effectually giving
Honesty the go-by, and becoming Scat favourite. An offer
was also made of an even 100 that Blinkhoolie beat any.
thing first past the port. Lothario oontinued to have
many friends, and for a long tune bookmakers were
so shy of laying that they positively declined
to name • price, and it wee w tth some diffi-
culty that one commissioner succeeded in obtaining
10 to 1. The Baron's horse was also finely backed at sto
2 fee a plaos. Montgoubert kept pretty steady albeit he
was not backed for much, and the same may be said of
fleahlrth Armourer had • slightly improved appearance,
ISO to 7 being at one time takes, and never more than l
I to 6 laid, but there still existed an ugly tendency to lay in
several quarters, while those who took the odds were few
and far between. The man noticeable incident of the day
! was the marked advancement of Julius, about whom all
the 20's to 1 procurable were speedily absorbed, and rubes-
quemtly an offer we. made to accept 2000 to 100 in one bet,
but thrs price was no loom to be had. Another who had
an improving aspect was Romping Girl, about whom 22
to I was taken, and the final offer against her was two
points less. Of the outside., King of the Fairies was
backed twice or thrice at 1000 to SO, while La Dauphine
came in for • few investments at 40 to 1. In the early
part of the day there was • spurt in favour of Planet, as
little as 25 to 1 being taken at one establishment, bat the
semi-sensation quickly ended in smoke, 50 to 1 being
shortly afterwards offered, finally contraAin; to 40 to 1.
The three disgraced candidate*, Thalia, Om= Glywdwr,
and Maid of uham filly, went front bed to worse, tieknocked out prices quoted against them reepectivelj met
meeting with • single . Very little was done on
the Cambridgeshire, andittle does not call for special

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remark. Tire Middle Park Piste provoked uses 'pelme --t*.
Mon, and layers evinidag a &mollies to relax • little u
regarded Lady Elizabeth she was basked at 100 even, and
another 100 mold have been invested on the same terms
bad her ladyship's supporters been so minded. Tbere
were offers to take 10 to 1 about her winning this event
and the Derby, and 4 to I was also offered that she beats
Sir Joseph Hawley's lot in the Newmarket spin. Some
geanine money again west on Lady Coventry at 7 to 1
and 6to 1, sad 1500 to 900 was booked Mont The Earl
with • start. At the elose the prima were as =dermal-
boned

110 to 16 Agit Bilakboollo(tao
8 to 1 Honesty ittto)
10 to 1 Lotbarto (t 1
11 to 1 liontioabert(t
and )
13 to 1 floalatin &
100 to 6 Annotureekto,
Ito to 1 Jab= (4 w)
22 to 1 Romping Obi
(en)
TA to 1 Xtottt Mato

11C000ii; DO apt Guy of War-
-1000 to 30 Thaltawickil
40 to 1 L Domain
(taken)
40 to 1 Most it a ne,
40 to 1 Ovuloalpidwr
or)
50 to 1 fTormentor tet
(ofn
30 to 1 YAM of Mir
hue ally (off)
1000 to 10 34ocoas

(a)
1000 to PO Leg of the
Patrice (t)
PLACE BETTING.
CZBASEWITCH.

2to apt Blinkhoolle (t) I 3to 1 apt Honesty (off)
6to I Lothario sr) 6 to I Julies (t)
1000 even that Blinkhoolle bests anything Net put post (off)
to 1 that Julius beata Blinkhooile (t)
CAMBRII
110 to 6 apt Minkhoolle (In
26 to 1 Montgonbeet ;t)
26 to 1 Arnsonne (t)
36 to 1 Priest (t)
MIDDLE PA

25 to 1 apt Honesty (od)
32 to 1 Friponnler Mil
1000 to 20 Vlphus (t)

PLATIL

100 even on Lady Elisabeth 100 to 8 eget Pace (off t
(t, sod o tot', 100 too)
6to 1 eget LadyCoventry;t) MOO to 300 ThelterL with
10 to 1 Typhaius (o) .fart (t)
4 to I that Lady HUzabeth beats Mr Joseph Haider. lot (WI
10 to 1 Lady Elizabeth winning the Middle Park ftta sad the
Derby (w)

NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING.
The Whip may be challenged for on the Mindy or
Tuesday in this meeting, sod the aoceptame meat be sig.
sifted, or the Whip reigned, before the end of the rune
meeting. If ehallsegsd for and accepted, to be ran for on
Thursday in the line Spring Nesting followieg. 8.0. (4
miles 1 furls*. 143 yards) ; lOst ; and to stake 200 novo.
swab, pp.
The following homes have arrived at Newmarket in addi.
Noe to thaw tabled then :—Yosag Lipase, Suartss,

Westwick, Scaniander 'Tympanum, Vice Versa, Grand
Cross, Mrs. Stratton, Shuster, Lily, Shooting Star, Port
Wine (late Taraban), Viscount, Annie Laurie colt, Rupert's
dam colt, Pintail, Maid of bluham filly, Gentle Kitty colt,
Brother to Knight of the Crescent, Tumbler, The Parson,
Tightfit colt, Peter, Aetna, Whitworth, Witchcraft,
Lister, Historian, Carbine filly, Chia, Armourer, Charles
11., Indian Star, Rabbit Trap, Spendthrift, Sister to
Vedette, Gilead, Mile Martha, Di Vernon, Formosa, Free-
mason, Mochrie, Ganymede, Victresa filly, Lord Lyon, My
Love, Merry Monarch, New Broom, billion, Pilgrim, Wea-
ther Isle, &Dile Filante, Violent, Coral, Festival, Rion.
della filly, Pirate Chief, Baneduaster, Lady Hester, Har-
penden, Bernous, King's Cross, Pantaloon, Macduff, The
Earl, Seville, Viridia, Athena, Ines, 11111111i1:1, Cuckoo,
Lady Grace, Naivete, Xi, Blue Gown, Green Sleeve,
Cotytto, Adosinda, Rosicrucian, Padishab, The Palmer,
and Duchess.
LATEST BETTING.

SUNDAY, MIDNIGHT.
Theis was nothing doing at the room, but at the White
Hart 10 to 1 was taken several times about Armourer for
the Cesarewiteh. No festureooeurred on the journey from
London to Newmarket, save that at Shoreditch 100 to 6 was
laid against Honesty for the Cesarewiteh, and at Cambridge
there were offers of 6 to 1 on the