The Express.
London, England, 1867-10-16 00:00:00

*parting Intelligence.

CHELTENH.I3I

AND GLOUCESTER

MEETING.

This meeting commenced to-day, and although the
weatlur was not absolutely unfaeourtble during the
racing, the early morning was so vh.t as to give no promise
of a Rue day, a•vi from this ciroi:l:4.l92e numbers were no
doubt deterred from visiting the course. The attendance
of the 1..ner,1 pnblic was r.x..-"-mtly xmsll, and the
bookmakers were nut very strongly represented. The
sport was nut only meagre but uninteresting, the Glou-
eater Stakes being the only event that calls for any
remark. Dbl gueen of Trumps stored something like her
forty•tifth victory in winning this race, and the result was
hailed with general satisfaction. Details of the racing are
appended.
I.IASI,ICAI. MAIMS RACZoI 5 MM. each, with JO added;
winners 'item. line mile and a over hurdles. (3 subs.)
Mr .1 V. Tattle, by Idly I:4—“lism, I 444, 94
A. 11"bnan. I
Mr. E tlreell.l c.4enso, 3 yes, 9.4 ,Whrehr: 2
111.W,11.4.4•• , 4 yr., 104 1290 Ilardin4' 3
Betting Been on Coleus*, 2to I sgst Tattle. and 3 to
lawn The Colonel. Tottle made the running, followed by
The Colonel, Colette, lying in the rear until half a mile
from home, when he took second place and headed Tottie
within two hundred yards of borne, but the latter again
getting her bead in front won cleverly by a neck. The
Oolonel was a 601 third. . .

A IN. err of 44., for all ages, weight for age. with
aelliuq allowauces. was declared void. . _ _

THE ;LI,UVE,TEItSHIHE STAKES (handicap), of 15 lova.
each. h ft, with !Winkled ; winners extra. One tulle and
a quarter.
t..t ttneen of Trumps, by Meg of Trumpa-
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OW ~UT. aged, bit nth
lar. &airy .tralda, 5 yri, Ist 4lh Clark 2
Mr *l' llnli.4l'. Itandraaater. 3 bn,74511,
Thr t4lloa ing Alio ran :-Madam., Wright, naeaniboa, and
lalfkb

Betting : ri to 4 apt Steamboat, 7 to 2 apt Madame
Wright, 4 to 1 sgst Bandmaster, and 5 to 1 each ngst
Queen of Trumps and Arabia. Eandninster mule the
running followed by the favourite and Arabia, Queen of
Trumps being in advance of 31adame Wright, Elegance
bringing up the rear. On the far side Steamboat drew up
to Bandmaster, and except that Madame Wright dropped
into the rear, uo change occuned in the position of the
others until a quarter of • mile from home when both
Bandmaster arid Steamboat were in difficulties, and Queen
of Trumps heading Arabia, the pair came on in close com-
pany to the distance, where the old mare drew away and
won easily by a length. Bandmaster was a bad third.
Madame Wright was fourth (a head only from the third),
Steamboat was fifth, and Elegance hut.
THE CLEitlt HILL PLATE ilisivlicap) of 40 am, for all
ages winner to be mold for .W. Half a mile.
lir. C. ilivnig's Alines', by King Ting—llincess, 4 yes, ,
use 1911• ,Oriinaltaw. I
Yr. W. Mytt...n's Lute, S yrs, 7st Ali (G. sopp 2
Alr Y.. Cirr inf., Sultans: 2 yrs, Sat 121 b Peppier) S

tan,

Betting : 11 to ft on Alberta, 100 to 30 agst Lute, sto
l agat Laura, and 7 to 1 apt liultana. Alberta nude the
running front end to end, and won easily by a length,
which distance also separated the second sad third. Laura,
last throughout, was a bad fourth. The winner was
bought in for 130 guineas.
Toe LI %alumni' fkraues of 7 sore each, 3 ft, with r.O
added, for •2-yr-olds ; colts, tat ; anti fillies, hat 9lb ;
penalties and allowances. T.Y.('. leis furlongs.) (1 subs.)
sateen Maehelrs Lard Palmerston, by Ilati.mette
Ilubbub, Yet Cannon: I
Mr. It. Walker's Catton. 'sat 1211
Ilarbhalra Itansmo. 74 Illh (Butler, 3

4:01.1eu tlitt and orthera Star also ram

&Wog : 5t04 on Lord Palmerston, 7 to 4 apt Catton,
5 tot apt any other. The favourite was first away, but in
few strides gave way to Ransom, who made the run-
Ring, attended by Lord Palmerton and Cation, Golden
Gift being in the rear to the dip, where Cotten headed
the favourite, having a head, lead to the distance, where
Lord Palmerston got the advantage, and wou after a fine
race by a head. Ralf a length divided the second and
third, Northern Star was fourth, and Golden Gift last.
THE C.rrAwoLD HUNTERS' STAKE"; of 3 soya. each, l ft,
with 40 added, for all-aged hunters; weight fur age,
with penalties and allowances ; gentlemen riders ; pro-
fessions:4 extra. Two miles. (12 subs.)
Mr. G. Steven's Miss Dodson hb , aged, inst 716 In .7.i
'owner 1
lit. Brlee's Fire-Eater. 6 yrs. lost Olb *Mr. Illtitings, 2
Mr. Harborough's Empress, azed, list ;in 'db ca
(Wheeler 3
The following also raw—Counters. LAWN, 1:,)5.4.4t00,
Ilustasig, Alai Hathaway, The Dane, Milk Meld, Undira, and
Russ

Betting : 6 to 4 apt Miss Dodson, 5 to 2 apt the Dane,
100 to 15 apt Suess, 7 to 1 apt Remington. and 10 to 1
eget Mustang. The latter made the running, followed
by Rossington, Milk Maid, and Umbra, for three-quarter
ef • mile, when Milk Maid took it up, leading until
half a mi:e from home. Here she gars way to Umbra,
and the three placed, of whom Umbra held • clear lead,
and was winning easily when he came in collision with •
policeman's hors, left standing near the judge's boa, and
came down, fortunately both horse and rider escaping un-
hurt. Miss Doib,on passed the poet a neck in advance of
Yin Eater, wbo defeated Empress half a length for second
*we. The others were widely scattered.

BETTING ON THE COURSE.
t'AMBILII)GESHIRE.
8 to 1 art Honesty (t)

ADDITIONAL ARRIVALS.—The Colonel, Milkmaid, Tonic,
/hooting Star, Filmy oolt, Duet, and Fugleman.

BETTING IN LONDON.-TurADAY.

The clubs were well attended to-day, and notwithstand-
ing there was uo particular feature, a number of hones
were backed, and a fair amount of business was trans-
acted. Although Honesty remained tint favourite, he
was somewhat shifty ; after 9to 1 had been accepted, 10
to 1 was offered, but towards the finish all the 9's to 1
obtainable were taken, and no more than 100 to 12 was
offered. Actaa, Knight of the Garter, Wroughton,
Julius, and Friponnier were all well supported. The only
sew outsider tracked was Celtics. about whom 1.500 to 15
was taken. There was a good deal of place betting, and
some other by-transactions, all of which will be found re-
oanled below.
CAIOI,IIDOESIIIRE
100 to 12 egat Honesty MC, t 40 to 1 apt Vai.wous 'oft
at° 1; 40 to I Irmo:0w ”tr
HO to 9 Autos (eff, I 40 to 1 JeusePreiniers
100 to 11; (of
200 to 15 Knight of Use I 40 to 1 Thalia (MY
Oartar(tatri 1000 to 15 Duke of York
100 to 7 Wroughton (t (t &off)
and IC 1000 to 15 Proserpina ',off,
100 to 7 Julius ;CI t 1000 to 10,
100 to 7 Pripottuler (t 1000 to 1: Friday ,oil;
and off) 1000 to 15 Monarch of the
25 to 1 Lozenge it t) Olen ,off)
85 to 1 BlinkhoolitioNl 1500 to 15 Callus ,t
3000 to 90 Aniniunitiaa(t) 1000 to 10 Macias t,

1000 to 10 Attack coN,MI) 1000 to 10 Grey nt.aking
1000 to 30 I.a Danphinelo) loft. t
40 to 1 Lanced (off, to b
300te10 with 1000 to 10 Treasure Trove
a start t) .of. t DAV
40 to 1 Rodonmate (0, I to 6)
3001010 with 1000 to 10 Archimedes
a Mart tl 1000 to 10 Leases
PLACE BETTING.
to 1 egg Julius, (t anti v.
3to 1 Honesty .off.
10J to 9U Kalghtot the Garter ,off)
7to 2 Actwa t and off
7 to Wrought... Mond off)
4to 1 Friponnler toff'
100 to 15 Lozenge t and off
Bto 1 AmmunlUon and off)
ill to 1 ,trmonrer .off)
too to 8 Valorous off
100 to 6 Duke of York tl
100 to 6 Grey Stocking ,t;
100 to 5 Duchess oft
20 to 1 Loners. and Attack colt coupled (t,
100 to 10 Mr. Naylcies lot ,otf)
sto 1 Julius and Honesty coupled off!
MU 600 that linfehtof the Harter fa am Boreal, ,utters to take
IMO even Attack colt apt Mr. Na)lor's lot off,
00 2 that ffriponnler does not ran off)

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THE DERBY
Gto 1 apt Lady Elisabeth (oil)

BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-TrESDAT.
CAMBRIDGESH IRE.
9to 1 agst Honesty (off! 20 to 1 agst Lozenge (oft
100 to v Knight of the 23 to 1 La Datipbloe.of
Garter Ado) 100 to 3 Attack colt t
100 to i Julius .off) 60 to 1 Harryßrallat rd
100 to 7 Attica (I) It,
100 to 7 Wroughton(lAro WO to 3 Dukeof York
190 to t Yrlpunnler (off) 200 to 8 Thalia It,

BOAT RACE BETWHIN HAMMENTON AND DREWITT.
The outrigger race between George Hemmcrton, of Ted-
diorton, and George Drewitt, of Chelsea, for a stake of
200 f. was decided yesterday afternoon f row Putney to
HamMersinitb, Drewitt rowing in • new boat built by
Bain and Clasper, Hammerton in one of Messenger's. The
performances of the men are too numerous for repetition,
beswitts last swap having been with W. &Slier, by
whom be was easily defeated, whilst Hammerton has
only latelT taken part in the principal oar races at the
regattas. in which he his won the championship several
times. Both men have been in strict training for
some time past, Hammertoe at the Star and Garter,
Blaney, in company with Joe Sadler, and Drecritt. at his
old quarters at Barnes. Since Sadler's victory over Drewitt
the latter has not been the favourite for this contest, and
at the West-end on Monday night 2 to 1 was Ilia upon
Hammertoe. The Lotus was chartered to accompany the
race, and there was a good muster on board, the betting
being very fine to '2 on Hammerton, who won the
toss tor stations. Mr. Wilberforce having been appointed
referee, the men, accompanied by their cutters, rowed off
to their :station*, Harry Kelley piloting Drewitt, whilst
Joe Sailer took up hie opponent. On getting off Drewitt
lest nearly half • length but soon dashed to the front,
sod at the St and Carler led by a quarter of his own
length. Oppo..ite Simmons'.. a punt was moored, and
Drewitt, in attempting to go inside, foulest Hammerton,
who was then level again. After clearing the punt Ham-
merles drew away, and ultimately won cleverly by six
lengths, the referee also deciding the foul in his favour.
Time, 9 minutes lt; seccoda. .

ALCIDENT TO A MAIL STEAMEIL—During a dense
fog on Satunlay last the null steamer Hibernut, plying
between Dublin end Holyhead, struck on some rocks be-
tween the North and lionth stacks xt Holyhe, with
for el herosswater sad serious damage to her bows.