The Express.
London, England, 1867-11-09 00:00:00

HARROW AUTUMN RACES.-- FRIDAY.

With charming weather this meeting concluded very
imcoessfully, the company being as large as on Thursday,
and the sport interesting. Full details of the racing are
contained in the return of the running, so that further
comment would be but useless repetition. During the
afternoon the decision of the stewards of the Bromley
meeting, Lord Pouts& and Colonel Knox, respecting the
Dumbest objection was posted in the ring. They disquali-
fied Bumbeet for incorrect nomination, and awarded the
stakes to Bally, who came in second, The Woodman Brom-
ley objection wan also settled, the stakes being awarded to
Elburg, who came in second. Woodman was disqualified
for not being the required distance, two lengths, in front
lof his hones when he crossed in front of them. Lord
Charles Ker and Captain Johnstone were requested to act
for the stewards in this case. Details of the sport are
appended
A MAIDEN STZEPLECHASI PLATZ of 30 sors.t for 4-yr-
olds list ; five and upwards, list 71b; professionals 71bs
extra About two miles.

Mr. Lywood's Jassy, by Voivotts—Lady Avon, 6 yrs,
lst 71b ,11. r. Bobsoul 1
Mr. Duck's Oldadruiter, aged list (Inc 711,400 _Quids,
Mr. C. Selectmen Vigil, evil, list 71h (C apt. Johnstone) 3
Penelope and alterstown also ran.
Betting : 6 to 4 on Juq, sto I set Vigil, and 7to 1
sgst Penelope. The Litter and Jimmy took a clear lead to
;the stand, where Penelope went to the front and led to
' the last fence but two, where she swerved and gave way.
The favourite then cantered home an easy winner by three
lengths from Oldminster, who finished twice that distance
in advance of Vigil, who blundered at a fence. Penelope
cantered in a bad fourth. Walterstown fell, and although
remounted took no further part in the taco.
Tag INNKEEPER:' PLATE, a handicap of 40 sous. About
six furlongs.
Mr. A B. Wheatshears Lady Cllenoors, by St. Albans—
Countess of Albemarle, 3 )rs, tat lidh (Hurst) 1
Mr. likkards• c by Wild Dayrell--Calot, 3 yrs, 7st 7lb
(Vine);
Mr. Bartley's Gaiety, 3 yrs, &it 71b 'Barnard, 3
The tollowing also ran :—Fnginore, Nannle, La Mute. Tore
Coke, Vtrginis per late Changeable, Tina, K thioct, Maid of
the Min Whbky, !twiny, Mexico, and Monmouth-
, shire LOU.

Betting : 4 to 1 apt £rolite, sto 1 each agst Feemy,
the Calot colt, and Frogmore, 7 to 1 each apt Maid of the
Mill and La Mute, 8 to 1 eget Gsiety, asol 10 to 1 opt
Mexico. After one failure a good start was effected, bat
after going a few strides the Calot colt took up the running,
followed by Tom Coke, Lady Glencora, Gaiety, and
/Erolite, to the distance, where Lady Glencora closed with
the Cabot colt, and won, after a good race home, by a neck.
Three•quarters of a length separated second end third.
Alrolite was fourth, Feemy fifth, Tom Coke sixth, the
Monmouthshire Lass next. The three last wore Whisky,
Frogmore, and Minnie.
THE bIIDDLEsEX GRAND OPEN IiaNDTPAP STEEPLE-
CHASE of 10 soya. tuich, 2 ft, with SU added; whiners
extra. About three-quarters of a mile. (19 subs.)
Mr. 1: Clifford's Ilippolyte by King Tom—Dmiliterot the
Star, aged, }let tat me. !nib extra (Mr. Belson) 1
Mr. L. 1.3 wool's J:osy. 5 yes. 11,5
Mr Nteneliewer's Blue Eyes. aged. 10st. 41h . Pickett. 3
The following also ran: The Guide, Kronierg, Gardeuer, and
Not tbeni Light.
}getting: I; to 4 aget Hyppolyte, :Ito 1 apt The Guide,
4to 1 apt Northern Light, and 7 to 1 apt any other
(offered). Immediately the flag fell the favourite took up
the running, closely followed by Kronberg, Northern
Light, and Gardener, The Guide. Blue Eyes, and Jassy
bringing up the rear. After passing the stand K•onberg
headed Hippolyte and led to the third fence from the
stand, where the favourite again took up the running, and
The Guide fell. On palming the stand the second time
Hyppolyte, Northern Light, anti Gardener were lying in
close company, Kronberg, Jai sy anti Blue Eyes
following in the order named, while The Guide, re-
mounted, was at least a hunered yards in rear, and
Rickaby, finding it useless to persevere, pulled him up.
After cl•-aring the fence suceftdii g the water jump, Gar-
dener rushed to the front, Hipp. lyte andJarity now lying
reeond and third, the others rradually becoming `• tailed
off." Three-quarters of a mile from home Gardener gave
way, and Jassy assumed She lead, closely followed by the
favourite, the race being now a match oetween the pair.
The last obstacle being cleared, Mr. Hobson gradually
closed with Jassy, and beading her at the distam*, the
favourite won very cleverly by a head ; Blue Eyes cantered
in a wretchedly had third; Kronberg was fourth, and
Gardener walked in last. Northern Light fell four tenets
from home. _ _ _

A PLtrr of 30 says., for an ages ; penalties and allow-
ances ; the winner to be sold far 30 soya. About five
furlongs.
Mr. Ruder, Feetuy, by Drothoda—Bay Shirley, yrs,
get
Sir. White's .trollte, 2 yrs, bit 21b lli. Jackson t
Sir. O. Rerookif Norrington, 2 yrs, ist TIN S. Spencer
The folk,* tog also ran t—IC Marna, Variation, Layton de
Laltil, Tinotlaus, Needlework, Nutriment, Ada, Illburg,
mouthy/re Los.

Betting 4to 1 apt .Erelite, I to 1 apt Norrington, 6
to 1 apt Ada, 7to 1 apt Nutriment, 3 to 1 each agat
Needlework and Killarney, and 100 to $ agst Feemy. The
favourite, Elburg, suit loeiny lay in front to the distance,
where the last named challenged and won cleverly by a
head ; a length and a half separated second and third,
Elblag was fourth, Killarney fifth, Variation sixth, and
the rest pulled up whipped in by Timolaus. The winner
was sold to Mr. W. Reeves for 41 guineas, Killarney to
Mr. Nightingall for It guineas, Variation to Mr. Mason for
121 guineas, and Lorenzo de Lauri to Mr. Mason for 11
guineas.
A SELLING HANDICAP STIGPLECHANE of 3 soya., with 25
added ; the winner to be sold for 40 goys. About two
miles and a half.
Mr. Duck's Okla/taster, by Newmineter—gybil, aged. list
7th
Mr. tiilke's La Pique. 6 yrs, lost
Mr. Eillson's Ilia Franklin. a yrs. Dist
Rapture and Beverley also ran.
Betting : 6 to 4 apt Oldnibuner, 2 to 1 apt Rapture,
and sto 1 each apt Miss Franklin and La Pique. The
latter made play until within half a mile of home, where
Olilminater, who had bees lying off, rmlied to the front
and woo, after a good mos, by a neck ; a length separated
second and third ; Rapture was fourth, rind Beverley
fifth. The winner was bought in for 67i guineas.

Mr. StephenTenpli,QlC.,yestertlay received
the appointment of Attorney-Cenetal to the County Pala-
tine of Lancashire, in succession to the late Mr. Edward
James. It is not known who wi►l succeed to Mr. James's
other appoinment of Assessor to the Liverpool Court of
Passage.—Solicitors' Jeernnl.
CRYSTAL PALACR. ONR SHILLING DAY.—
FRIDAY, Nov. B.—Admissions on payment. 13018 ; ditto
by season tickets, 1,089. Total visitors, I,ILtT.