The Express.
London, England, 1867-11-06 00:00:00

*putting i littlitil MU.

LIVERPOOL AUTUMN MEETING.
VSDAY.

Rig favourite meeting commenced today under favour-
able at; pima. the weatl, %acutely hot'. And the
attendance even lary4e; than on any previona occasdott.
Very little can I.e .od about the r..ci%. aot the ,port woo
of overt re 000litv, and presented no noteworthy feotore.
In the cont.. oi tie •i •utor L.
lion Oh the Cup. s of o n.J. are apptrith.ll.
'

Tut: SIEEIII.Et II %•,-. each, with gll
witted, tut huuters of all sec• ; wsught for .o e. wall cer-
tain pomities and ;allowances ; i.rufessiunsl jockeys extra.
♦bout three miles. It. suiso
lir

Mario 11...t0. In 11,10.11.1: 1. (re...
Iht nu:. is. r,tra 1.. uddltigl,..ti
5.1, I: ,lA.kee. 1.0“.•11.1 ‘11.4 .q.• .1. I I.t
l'ai.t. In N Illiano-% I :wed, I itt
J .:

di1t.q...1". ran.

Betting :2to 1 f.i.bytait ar..l to 2 each ivuit
Mackintosh and Love.in.a.Mist. The latter, follower.by
Lisbvtan, inade play, t'ariton being in the rear to the iirst
Eight of hurdles, which be cleared shoulianeimaly with
the leader and hisbyran. Mackintosh being the last over.
At the water jump Carlton Idundcied and lost several
lengths. but he went on in purtuit till a couple of fences
peat the stand• where he redtsed, and -.wend .ittempts to
get him over proving ineffectual, he was not further pere-
vered with. Love-in-adaist retained the bard till junsping
into the racecourse, alien the trio closed, and tame on in
oonipany to the hurdles at the distance, which Mackie-
talk and Love-iwa.3list cleared together, but the tonne:,
getting a slight advantage after landing, won cleverly by a
neck ; La third. The winner was bought in for by
guineas.
TUE I'ItOCTLTII ll.vsineae of 5 NOVI. each, 2
ft, with 7.0 albeit ; winners eatia. Two miles over six
flights of hurdles. (26 subs.)
. .

)l r. t:..lby's %tart r Louise,-
by ..11111...at • lari:t Agnes 4
Sr.. !!!4,
!qr. Itatrl.rr's 'lrks,. li )r*, ItnA
Dl r. spark tett Tureottil, 3 yr. '...st 711$ ll.ttaite 3
The follttaietg aleurast .-1,041-it i2ll. Ittstottll, Thalminitts, awl
Ilirttie _ _

ii to .1 aget Helen.:: to I :Apt Marie Loupe, 7
to 1 emit Endslcigh, and lit to I " Lai three." Helen, next
the rails, made running, attended by Marie Louise, Ends.
leigh twinging up the rear till reaching the stand, where
Mr. Spai ka' pair rushed to the fore, Turmoil having the
lead, I:irdie and Helen being next. slightly in advance of
Marie Louise and Thalassius, Erobleigh being still in the
retie. With the exception of Helen a taking third place
and Tll4llloAille, who fenced slovenly, dropping into the rear,
no change occurred until reaching the Canal Midge
turn. At this point Turmoil slipped his bosses, and won
held a lead of a dozen lengths or Lis opponents, of whom
Helen was now second, having in attendance Marie Louise
and Knilaleigh. Making the turn into the straight the
leader fell back to his horse., and Helen and 11L. tie Louise
were each in advance of him, but the trio ~gain got level
at the distance, immediately after pio.sing which Helen
was beaten, and Marie Louise, dividing the pair, won
cleverly by half a length. A bead only J;vided second
and third ; Endsleigli and Thalassius, head and head,
were
leste foutth and fifth ; Tumult war sixth, and Birdie

THE TRIAL Srsgini of sovs, each, with 40 added;
weight fur age. with selling and other allowances. Five
furlongs. (". subs.)
3.1 r Wat,ani■ Popgun, by Domitear—Mis: Anultmag,
. ttvrs, eat 711, llutler I
Mr..l Dawsou'. /Walser a:54.0 2)r.. Lt eauserun
4 &plain Slacholl'6 Tlanalatto CCp , 3 yrs. sat 71h Caniu.u, 3
!timbal, Sail al," Tall.

Betting : 4 to I apt Palefties7,7:u.:7..;agst Phantom Sail,
and :I to I agst Popgun. The latter, followed by Paleface,
made the whole of the running, and won easily by a
length. Four lengths separated the second and third, and
three lengths third and fourth. The winner wee bought
in for guineas.
Tnt lil.l UM HANDICAP of 5 soya. each, 2 ft, with 100
added, for 3-yr-olds and upwawds ; winners exits. T. Y.C.
(four furlongs). (46 subs.)
4r. Iteonett's Dawdle, by Sauaterrr —La k time,
)s, Dab S. Muni:n I
Led Milton's Parma, lyrs, rut Ml, butler 2
Mr. Wad kI,OI Isis. 4 yra ..... „_.'AMirerou
The ("Peeing also ran :—queen of Trumps, fluutsman, Tor-
tuga, 4hadweo, servo, and Moonbraso

Betting : sto 2 apt Dawdle MO to 30 apt Moonbeam,
6 to 1 agst Parma, S to 1 each mist Huntsman and Isis, and
10 to I each apt Queen of Trumps and Secrecy. After a
alight delay at the post the lot were despatched on even
terms, Palma neat the rails, with Dawdle on the whip
Land, cutting out the work aide by aide, Huntsman being
next, slightly in their rear, his of the others showing
prominently in the centre of the course, Moonbeam and
Queen of Trumps being on the stand side, the latter lying
wide ou the right. Dawdle, however, had slightly the best
of the struggle all the way up, and won cleverly by a neck,
a length divided second and third, and a aiuular distance
the third and fourth, Huntsman being in the latter
position, Secrecy was fifth, Moonbeam sixth, Tortuga
seventh. Shadwell eighth, and Queen of Trumps last,
beaten some distamm.
THF: ALL-A1:110 BILLING STAMM of 3 anus. each, with 20
added ; weight for age ; with selling and other allowance*.
T.Y.C. (4 subs.)
_ . _

Nii.iv. if, lienniites Practitioner, by The Core- Terrons.
.67i.b, ati s. Vat lilh H. Morel= 1
,Ir. Harrison's a by Ignoramus—Balkh • itO, t yrs,
64 uth Hudson, 2
Mr. H. i;oster's Sister to Abergebtle "620., I yrs, ast llb _
...

( 3
Betting ; sto 4 apt the Balkh colt, 7 to 4 apt Prac-
titicavr. awl 2to I apt Sister to Abergeldie. Practitioner
niade the whole of the running, and won cleverly by half
a length. Bad third- The winner was bought in for :14
Nntos.
Tut Tllll. STRarLSCHASP. (Handicetwouf 5 sows. each,
2 ft., with 50 added ; winners extra. t three miles.
(6 subs.)
Lord Poulett'a Recant, by the Plying Dutchman—
(Mommtle, axed. 114 loth (Mr, Edwards 1
Mr. Gollo's Ace of Trumps, aged. lOst 1011 ....Wheeler. 2
eapteln Ilamstt's The Scrub. aged, Mist bflb ....(Murphy
The following also ran : —Knave of Trumps, Reporter, and
Poketar.

Mr. Golby declared to win with Ace of Trumps.
Betting : 2to 1 apt Betmzet, 5 to 2 eget Reporter, and
sto 1 apt Ace of Trumps. Reporter made running till
clearing the first hurdles, when Benazet took it up, but on
edearic; the water jump, Scrub rushed to the front, fol-
lowed by Reporter, /tenant, Pole Star, Ace of Trumps,
and Knave of Trumps to the bunk fence, when
the latter and Pole Star refused, but the latter
over at the second attempt was persevered with
r ag e
next fence, where he refused again, and was
walked hack, as was also Knave of Trumps. Scrub still
retained the lead. Benazet now going on second, and Ace
of Trumps third, Reporter, who was outpaced after leaving
the course, being a long way in the rear. At the canal
bridge Renazet and Ace of Trumps closed with Scrub, but
the latter held a slight lead to the distance, where she
was beaten ; and Ace of Trumps being also in difficulties
after clewing the last hurdle, Benszet won in a canter by
fear lengths. Scrub was a bad third, and Reporter was
the only one of the others who passed the post, but he was
beaten a ouple of distances from Scrub.

THS KNOwiti.ET NCinskßY STAK MI of 5 aciva, each, ft,
with IDo adde.l ; winners extra, T.Y.C. (44 rube.)
Mr. C. Peek's Maddock, by Iliklew-itaxuay. Wt (Butler) 1
11r. Sa:(olft Vortifiern, 7at (11b 3ne Blb extra)
slr C. KuabotiCe Shooter, nit
The following IN, ran :—ltrenda. Eve Una, Northern Star, The
Seturn,d: Ituttereup, Duffer. Lady Larewell NUy, Yeotlight,
Tabouret, Thentidt ke, P. actor. and The Morals Star.
Betting : sto 2 apt Tborodyko, G to 1 apt Blackloolc,
Bto 1 each apt Proctor and Brenda, 10 to 1 each apt
Spworth and Wortigers, 100 to 8 each apt Slander, But-
tercup. sad Morning Star. Won by a bead ; ruse between
nsetind and third.

Tae Cur of 100 sem., by subscription of 5
more. each, with 50 added. One mile and a quarter. (4.01
subs.)
ter. G. Cares Metre, by Lambtan—dam by Orestes, 3 yrs,
Ott 13th (Inc Sib extra` :loeirdem 1
31r. T. Dawson's Belmont, 4 yrs, 1101 31b (Inc Mb extra)
(Cameron) 2
Blr Ellott's Throe per (lint., 4 yrs, lest lab ;Inc Mb
extra,
The bllowitm also ran:--Empress of India, Humphrey Duey,
Contract. t erne. and Basby.
Betting : 4 to 1 each apt Orne and Three per Cent., 9 to 2
apt Belmont, 5 to 1 apt Saby, sad 100 to 15 rigst Elvire.
d. Won ty a length ; tM WIN distance separating second
and thir

LATEST urrrnic ON THE COURSE.
LIVERPOOL AUTUMN CUP. _

7 to 1 apt Honesty (uft, w VlOO to 0 meet lloulicy 'I)
8 to 1: 600 to 30 Calhoun (6)
NO to 15 Itesalla 4) ft to 1 Scipio it,
10 V. 1 The Peer mg) 24010100 -- Mast' A)
100 to 7 TheCorporaht)

PLACE BETTINO.
50 to 10 Apt The Peer t)

APPITIONAL Amuv.u.s.—Belmont, Paleface, Ashtead,
Tabouret. Popgun. and Jeannie Deans.

LATEST SCIATCHISOS.—LiverpooI Cup: Conundrum
sad Mrs. Allan.

. BROMLEY AUTUMN MEETING.—TUESDAY.
This popular suburban meeting was inaugurated Jester.
day ino.d successfully, the weather being brilliantly fine
and the sport of a nature seldom met with at this clau of
meeting. Although it clashed with the important Liver.
pool fixture the Bromley gathering was well patronised by
Londoner.. several very heavily laden trains arriving
during ti,e morning. The enclosure also was well filled,
and speculation on the various events was pursued very
spiritedly. It will be seen that the fields throughout were
eery large, lint the running is so fully detailed below that
it is unnecessary to enter into any comments here. The
cows/tiding race of the day resulted in an objection against
Bombast. who csnie in first, the plea being that the words,
" late Canoe,- should have been added to the nomination
to make it correct. and the matter will be considered by
the stewards. Subjoined are full details of the day's sport,
which a..; excellently managed throughout :
TUE T.AlT4)llteri HANDICAP STENPLECHARE of 3 Ilona.
each, ft, with 20 added ; winner to be sold for 4s) soya.
About two miles. (Eight subs.)
It.mis.ppard's Rapture, by Stockwell—ratasy,aged.ll:t
_

Ownrr 1

Mr. H. *.% esten'o Warwick La wed. lOat
Mr 0 Irehres TlmolaW. S yrs. lIM iltsaedy 3
Rte 1,41,,wins 11100 ran : Unidi•nd and 4 'onateo• Bobo.
bottin; : 2 to 1 apt Warwick Liss, 3 to 1 apt Countess
Bob,o an.l sto 1 twit Rapture. In cantering to 010 start-
ing post Tunolaus tall, bet Remedy resicauded