The Express.
London, England, 1867-04-08 00:00:00

BETTING IN LONDON.--BArraam

The clubs were well attended to-day, and a large amount of
butane.% was transacted. For the Chester Cup. Rama and Pro-
serpine were both In considerable request, the former being
supported at 1000 to 70, and the latter at 1000 to 60 ; nothing was
done about the favourite. Among the outsiders Archimedes,
The Clown, and Tormentor found their way into the quotations.
For the Two '1 housand the hostility against Plaudit cooled down
considerably to-day, for although 4 to 1 was laid, it was only
ocomionallytsers seemed chary even in offering a prim:.
Julius was supported for a little at 100 to 15, but the same
odds were f taming at the close. Berndt was also backed
at 10 to 1. Vauban was, however, in most request
of anything, and ultimately 10 to 1 was not only
accepted freely, but asked for in vain. Marksman found friends
at 100 WS, and Knight of the Garter was supported at 1000 to 80
with a start." For the Derby 1.400 to 200 was offered against
The Rake without a response. D'Eatournel had slotting( hut a
healthy appearance at 12 to I offered, and Plaudit was friemiless
at 100 to 8. Tinhorn was In some force at 20 to 1, and Juliet
was supported at 1,000 to 80. Vauban would have found &friend
at 1000 to $5, but 23 to 1 was the highest offer. Appended are
the closing prices:

1000 to :0 agst Rama ',;l-3717,','
1000 to GO Pr aarpine it
and off,
.

R CUP.
1000 to 30 aiost Harrogate (oft
40 to 1 The Clown %t
and off)
1000 to 20 -- Tormentor (t;
1000 to 20 Gilead (oll)

so to 1
;off)
WOO to 00 Archimedes It)

TWO TIO
4 to 1 agst Plaudit
100 to 15 Julius it and o,
10 to 1 Vauban (t ok sr,
10 to 1 Hermit (t)
12 to 1 Marksman (t)
1000 to CO Knight of the oar
7to 1 agst The Rako ;ott)
1E to I D'Estournel (o)
100 to 8 Plaudit .off)
00 to 1 Tomball (t)
1000 to SO Julius (t)

jOUSAND.
25 to 1 agst The General 0)
25 to 1 Stara India ;o)
1000 to 30 Muter Butter-
-112 (off)
40 to 1 Ferragus off)
rter ,of, 1000 to 301, with a start)
1W Y.
25 to 1 agst Oranderoas )o)
25 to 1 Vauban (off, t
1000 to 3:0
1000 to 30 Master Butter.
27 loft

BrITING AT MANCHESTER.--SAITRDAT.
NEWMARKET HANDICAP.
6 to 1 on the geld (off)
TWO THOUSAND.
5 to 1 eget Plaudit off, after CHM to £lOO was taken(.
Co to 1— Julius ,off, t6to 1)
W 1 Hermit (MP
100 to 0 Knight of the Gsrter (taken).
CHESTER CUP.
to 1 agst Lecturer (cd) I 25 to 1 agst Archimedes (off)
100 to 7 Rama o tit' to l' 33 to I ()outran ,t)
94 to 1 Ilhallareloek ,t;

DEBBY.

7 to 1 apt The Rake (off)
le to 1 Hermit 1)
100 to 0 Plaudit ;off)
1000 even on Taraban

_lOO to 6 apt Dragon ;off)
20 to 1 Taraban (t)
25 to 1 Grand Cross io)
*lust Dragon
,taken,.

NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING.—TO.MORROW.
A PLATE of SO son., for 2yr olds ; colts, Sat 101 b ; fillies,
Sat 71b ; winners of a plate or sweepstakes value 50 son, includ-
ing the winner's own stake. 51h. ; of two such races, or one of
300 eons value, 711, extra. The first half of ANG. (31ur. 215 yds.)
A BWEErsrAKES of 10 •OVI.i each, for 3 yr olds and
upwards ; weight for age ; winner to be sold for NO soya if de-
manded ; selling allowances. D. M. (7 fur. 210 yards.)
THE NEWMARKET HANDICAP of 25 nova each, 15 ft, and 5
only if declared, with 900 added, for 3 yr olds and up-
wards : winners after January 23, at 6 p.m., of a handicap
amounting to 200 eon with public money added, 71b extra ;
winners of •11 other handicaps with public money added, Ml, :
of any two, 101 b extra. From the starting-post of the LB. to the
end of B.C. ;1 mile 6 fur. 42 yards,. (00 Hubs, 24 of whom pay 5
wen. each.) The highest weight accepting being tat 01b, it has
been raised to Sat 121 b, and the others in proportion.
Age at 111 Age 13 I
Tormentor 4 8 IS Janus
(',omens a 810 Seri
Brown Bread 5 8 0 Stoknetram 3
Sydmonton
ChrlMmaa Carol .... 6 8 8 Greenback 3
Apeley 4 8 4 Primrose 3
Ischia 4 8 0 Leap Year 3
Plums 4 7 11 Red Shoes $
The Lizard 6 710 Whirligig
Whalebone
Chepstow
Foresight inc Tiber). 3 7 6 c by Skirmisher
Chi verhouse
_thtlit
Proserpnie 4 7 4 Llano° 3 6 1
Wild Briar 4 7 2 Scipio
Pirate Chief
Jasper 3 7 0 Rase Chid 4 paid
Othello
Blinkho3lle

A Swine rasa of XOO lova each, h ft. for 3.yr-old nmeti
Sat 91b; winners of 400 sows., 61b extra. D.M. (7 furlongs 210
yards.; (6 sobs.)-1 by Wild Dayrell—itupes, GosslUa ,flister to
Beeline`, The Duchess, Pussy, Charming May.
Tug NINTH MALI STAK/114 of 50 Sows. each, h ft, for yearlings
purchased by public auction in 1866; volts, bet 101 b;
Sat nib; those by stallions or out of mares that never bred a win-
ner allowed 311, . and those bought fur less than 300 Fulness al-
lowed 311, ; for lees than 100 guineas, elb such alloinunis to be
claimed at the limo of naming; maiden horses at starting al-
lowed 71b ; second to receive back his stake. A.?. (1 mile 9 fur-
longs 73 yards.) (11 subs..l--Muscular Christian by Touchwood—
Blackstrap's dam (oth), Midwife f by Oemma di Vera— I
Sneer GIB, Umbra by Flts.Roland—Road (Sib), The General
311)1, Blush Rose Mb), Golden Bloom (61b), Satyr, Vallambrosa
(Sib), New Guinea (91b), The Piens= 11.
Till BEACON ITAilts of 50 sore. each. II ft, for 2-yr-olds ; oohs,
1011); BWes, Stt 71b; winners before starting, 61b extra; lad
half mile of B. C. (12 subs.) Sedalia, by Dundee—Emily, c by
Brother to Bird on the Wing, Clemence, Little Prince, The
Morning Star, Balsanto, The Parson, Griniston, Kau de Vie,
Nyanza slater to Onnball), Redivivus, and Papillon.
RENEWAL OP ERZ SWERPSTANE3 of 50 sore. each, for 5-yr-olds ;
colts, Mt 101 h; fillies, sot 711.: not engaged in the 0,000 Guineas,
Newmarket, or the 1.000 Guinea Stakes. D. Si., (7 furlongs 210
yards;. ,0 subs.) SAW, hismarck, The Bake, Ripple, Pirate
Chief, Avron.

FIRST YEAR OP THE NINTH NIWNARKET BIENNIAL &TANIS
of 10 move. each, with 100 added, for yearlings of 1005 colts,
bat idle ; BWes, Bat 61b ; second to receive 10 per cent. on the
whole stake ; third, 5 per cent. R.M. .1 mile 17 yards) ,73
subs.)—c by Lord of the islea—Sptitvote fby Newminster—frish
Queen, Egbunour, Rusin Pales, Beanelerk by at, Albans—Vit.
tarot, Quiassus ;brother to Siberlic, Vauban, Taralian, The Wild
Wind, Stolen Kisses, Arundel, Land Tax, C by Wild Myren—
Kilmeny, Wroughton, The Hermit, Rrittiven, Coldstream, Red-
bourne, Milan, Lord Hastings, Rejoinder, Waltion, Diademe,
Debut by Fitz-Gladiator—Duchess (bred In France), Nunquaat
Donnio, Glengsruock, Lord Brownlee, by Longbow, dam by
Nutheith—Tophana, Sir Oliver, Bilenus, by Claret—Mona,
Julius, King's Cross, Cauthleen, Sweet Home, Ariel, Ls Dau-
phine, Breach of Promise, Catherine ;sister to Caroline, by Ivan',
Galetroy Tempest, Marmite, fhy Thormanby—Sunflower cby
Thormanby—Rogerthorpe's dam, Helter-skelter, La Puce, Livery-
man, Latleport, The Rake, Pussy, Will Scarlett, Heiden, cby
Dundee—Augusta by Birdcatcher, Middle Park, by .Mereyas—
Miss Er-kine, Falkenstein, Ravioli, D'Estournel, Moleskin, Lam-
bourn Las, Nursery Girl, Waukee, Kidderminster, a by Vedette
—Auditor's dam, f by Wild Dayrell—Rupee, Stredbroke, Scipio
Foresight, cby Vedrtte—Plgskln, eby Promised Land - Breese-
girth, Gilead, by Promised Land—Maid of Lincoln, f by Pro-
mised Land—/peen of the May, by Hesperus, Fakir (paid), f by
Kingstown —l..nima ;dead), Antipodes (dead;, Silence (ddd).

M_ .
ATCH : 100, H.—Captain Commily's Land Tax, Oat 101 h,
aaainat captain Ilawlosley's Rhymer, bat, both 3-yr-olds. T.T.e.
(eve furlongs 160 yards,.

WEDNESDAY.

Tel EthleCidiTime PLAIT of 60 eon., for 3.yr-olds and
upwards : weight for age. T. Y.C. (5 furlongs 140 yards'.
A Swsisrirrnass of 10 sons each, for 3-yr-olds and up-
wards; winner to be sold for 100 son., if demanded, etc. T. Y.C.
(6 furlongs 140 yards`.
A.. HANDICAP NAACP/MAIM of 100 SOYA each, for 3-yr.olds
and upwards. D.Y. (7 furlongs 210 yards.
A PLATS of 100 sous. for 2.yr-olds which have never won 100
nova. ; colts, int. 10th ; fillies, Vat nil. Last half mile of B.C.
Twa COLONS NSA K® of 60 says. each, h ft, for colts, Sat 10Ib.
and Mlles, Sat 71b, then 3-yr-olds, the produce of mores coven.'
In 1063: these got by stallions or out of mares that never pro-
duced a winner, allowed 31b; if both, slb R.M. (one mils 17 yards.
(6 subs.) Lady rystid. by St. Albans--Cantine (51b., Summer-
time 31W, fby Wild Dayrell—lblly .31M, The Bhutto(' Screamer,
by Thormanby—Princess loyal (51b), f by Young Melbourne—
Mowerina (P&P.
A BWEIUNITAIIPZ of 50 mom each, hit, for 3-yr-old : Set 101 b
each ; maidens at starting allowed 611). T.Y.C. ,5 furlongs 140
yards) 7 subs.: Problem, Boadicea, Reigning Beauty, Red
Elband Highland Sister, Hippie., tnUlno.
MATCH: 100. 25 ft —Copt. Coventry's Kingsley, 4 yrsdlst 10Ib,
spit Admiral Bous's Lady Bugle Eye, 3 yrs, 7st. 8.11.
MATCH: 100, 11 ft.—Mr. Hawksleys Eau de Vie, bin 121 h, apt
Lord Usbridge*s Roll Call, 7st 111 b, both 2-yr-olds. Loa half mile
of B.C.

THr VADAT.

THE SUBSCRIPTION PLATE of 5004•11. ; for 3.yr-olds and up-
wards; weight for age; winner to be sold for 300 son.. if
demanded, Ac. ; aaling allowances. D.M. .7 furlongs 210 yards .
A HANDICAP PLATR Of 50 soya; for 3-yr-olds and upwards.
•.? (1 mile 2 furlongs 72 yards).
THU SEOoND BMA OP THE WORTH NRWWARIRT HIRICHAL
STAKES of 10 sova each, with 100 added by the Jockey Club ;
for 4-yr-olds colts, Sat 101 h; Allies, Bss 61b; homes haying
started for this race in 1800, and not been placed first or second,
allowed 4lb bs 1867; and in 1E057 , maidens before starting allowed
101 b if they have never received 50 soya. as second horse ; the
winner of the Derby or Doncaster St. Lager, 7lb extra; second to
receive 10 per cent. on the whole stake ; third 6 per cent. D.I.
(two miles 106 yards, (68 subs.--Ir by Lemnington—Wtvote,
Rattler, Mateppar, Mount Palatine, c by Xiapton—OmMs, c by
Trumpeter—lonics, Ischia, Westwtck, Malihran hy Neville—
Nally by Melbourne, the Primate, the Pear, Goojerat, May
Queen, king Hal, Ceylon, Penelope Plotwell, Simpleton, Magi-
cian, Actor, Jenny Jumps, Custaloga, the Carthusian, the Chase,
Pair Rosamond .late Cabbage Rose`, Danish Rose, Black Lady,
Ammunition, IC 1111ecrankie, Lady Violet, the Student, c by Lord
of the Isles—Ltly of the Valley, Medallion, La Dauphine, Gana,
Monarch of the Glen, Bullfinch by Turnus—Cauary Bird, Elf,
Lochiel, Zelica, Staghound, Robin Hood, Pas de charge, Mont-
rose, Daleaman, Tomahawk, Warwick (brother to [attester',
Brother to Guerilla. Edith (sister to Alabama`, Ashdown, Gladia-
tor, the Admiral, Gondolier, the Assassin, the Sharper, Rffer-
veseence, Rose Cheri paid, Wolsey Clams (dead%
THE ABINGDON 82E3E4 of 50 sort each, h ft, for 2-yr-old Mika
Sat 71b each ; those got by untried stallions, or out of untried
mares, allowed alb; winners, Mb extra Last hall of Ab. M. (3
furlongs 217 yards!. (15 subs.)—The Morning Star (wrong nom.),
Rosa Doretta, by Dundee—Rose of Cashmere, Papillon (31b),
Nelly Rime, by Nevnninster—Birdhlll's dam, Clemente. Princess
Mary, Travtata, Janet Raweliffe, Ninny, Witchcraft, by St..
Albans—Hecate, Dulcet, Haymarket, Pole-axe (aster to Lady
Lsrabton,, Pyrenees, f by Stockwell Himalaya.
THE CLAIR? Svaiss, a substniption of MO son each, h ft ;
for colts, BA 10Ib ; fillies, Sat 61b, then 11. yr-olds ; second to with-
draw his stake. DJ. i 1 miles 106 yards). (6 subs,)—C by Young
Melbourne, dam by Teddington—Maid of Heehaw, Blue Ribauti,
Auguste, Prince of Wales, Ram

7200/6 YEAR Or TH0.41855 PRODVCI ATAKU of 50 50”.
each, h ft, for the produce of mares covered in 1863 COO&
805 100); fillies, Set 71b ; those got by untried stallions or out
of untried mares allowed 31b, hut only one allowance. D. M.
(7 furlongs 210 yards).—Mlao Elizabeth :Sib), Ravioli 311 i,, f by
Parmesan (315% Wear de Olathe, Charming May, Princess Thyra
(Sib) (paid), f by Stockwell—Tunghai Maid )slb; (dead),
A SwgzivrrAurs of 100 *ova each, h ft, for Lyrolda ; colts,
Set 101 b ; Shies, Bat 61b. D.N. (7 furlongs 210 yards). 4 subs.—
:Wank,* by Truropetar—Ausirey, Vauban (brother to Todleben),
Vauban, Whirtlelg.

A BWKILPNTAKEd 011.3inVe. oath, for t-yr-olds : cola eat ni);
fillies, eat Llb. Last ball of &IL dr snl —North Menton. fry
North Lincoln—Giraffe, Speculum. Witchcraft, The Spiry's'',
Equerry. Lady Barbara, EAU de Vic, Moire de Minn. Sister to
Vitra Plight

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114rcti. 100, LS ft.—Lord Westmorland'. 01Mem. 1 714.
reshot lord ilkoyogluus'a Doctor Syntax, 4ln ; tiot 10lb rods.
Loot ball or Ab.ll.

ARIMEI., In addition to those trained In the neigh-
Ulphus, Wings of a Dove filly, Thalia,
Pirate Chief. Llctor, Lord Lyon. The General, Nutopitm Donnio,
Lord Ronald, Limiter, Wild Briar, Monitor, Barlatreusc, The
Czar, Whilelame, Wroughton, Tumbler, Redbourne, Bravura,
Golden Bloom: Lord Bastiligs, Paris, Vez, Confederate, Violent,
Indian Star, lmlra Veda, Prescription colt, Emily, The Skip-
per, Apron Airings, La Dauphine, Chun:hill, Fashion. Chantilly,
Stockholm, Dinah. Union Jack. Claymore. La aarrentina, Mid-
wife, Milton, liathyaity, Peter, Magnum, Rgiamour, and Debut.

THE OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE BOAT BA CE.—There
was a large assemblage at Putney, Barnes, and Mortlake
on Saturday; those whose life is a continual holiday, and
those who enjoy the boon of a Saturday half-holiday,
were mingled together to the number of thousands. Not
only was the bank thickly peopled, but the London and
other rowing clubs mustered in great force, the one named
manning two twelves, besides a number of other boats, so
that the flotilla was considerable. There was no practice
in the morning, the tide being unfavourable. At :i o'clock
in the afternoon the Oxonians launched their boat and
paddled down to the Putney aqueduct, from a yard or two
above which they started up with a very fine flood tide.
They commenced their work at 32 strokes per minute,
with all their enormous power thrown into it,
rowed 34 when opposite the London Rowing Club
Boat-house, and 31) at the point, their pace being
so great that they reached it in 31 minutes. Here they
thickened their number of strokes till they stopped at
Barnes-bridge, which was reached in a little above 19
minutes. They then paddled up to Wilcox's and down
to Hammersmith-bridge after • slight rest. They then
started off again, and came down the reach to the aque-
duct at 34.; strokes per minute, which were again thickened
at the end. The Cantabs paddled up, at just before hiA
water, to Mortlake, and then came down to Hammersmith-
bridge smartly, where, after a short pause, they had a
very dashing pull to their boat-house at 36 strokes per
minute. They kept good time, and their stroke was long,
but there was some amount of unevenness in style amongst
the rowers. The competitors have, as usual, been invited
to dine with the Thames Subscription Club after the race.