The Express.
London, England, 1867-09-10 00:00:00

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sto 4 agst Hermit OA, IFto 1 apt Achievement
Men
laou to a agst Tarahan (taken)
CE,AR t:W ITCH.

200 to 10 agst BlinkhoCl7e isitr, 10 agst Armour.= 3)
200 to 3 .got Ludy Vane (t)

BETTING AT DONCASTER.
MopnAy, Miusicitr.
Some very brisk business was doing on the St. Lem,
the partisans of both Hermit and Achievement I:.eti
equally sanguine. Large sums of money were invested
on each at their respective prices, and an offer to take an
even 100 that she absolute favourite at start was not
named proves that the mere ham • host of supporters.
Challenge was backed by the Marquis of Hastings, and a
new candidate in Longchainps was introduced into the
quotations. The Great Yoikbhire Handicap, as for as
actual business was concerned, was almost • dead letter,
the transactions having more the element of " kidding "
than bona fide investments. Appended are the latest
prices :
GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP.
6to 1 apt Seville 4t off) 10 to 1 apt Knight Errunt3
7to 1 Deodorants (0) freely
10 to 1 Ho:areas (off. 12 to I Weather Star (I)
after 100 to 12 100 to 6 Mandrake to
hailbeentakM 500 to 30 Grand Cross (t)
Even 40 apt Seville running (t)
10 to 1 on Monier!** running 3)
ST. LEUKR.
1000 to 600 apt Hermit off, after being taken in addition to
roo to VW, awl 550 to 400)
1400 to 800 Achievement taken and offered',
Bto 1 Vauban ,taken and off, after 2..00 to MO had
been taken)
97 to 1 'offered;
1000 to 40 Challenge taken, after 1000 to 30, and 3000 to
lie had been takes)
1000 to 30 Fereacimes offered)
2000 to 20 Tibthorpe taken)
5000 to 75 Lump. lumps taken, after 2000 to 20, and
mou to II had been taken)
1000 to 16 The Palmer taken)
PLACE nrrn NO.
3 to 1 on Hermit, laid to nearly Cl5OO.
5 to 2 Achievement (offers to take)
6 to 4 apt Vauban ,t 4
3 to 1 Julius it,
3 to I ChAtnge :1)
100 even apt naming the find favourite at start (offered)
1000 mu 00 Julius agat Challenge, best of 1,2, 3 Aitken.
DERBY.
1200 to 100 apt Blue Gown t, I 500 to 20 apt Mamcluke
1000 to 40 Rabtdngo6 MOO to 100 Court Mantle (t)
Lamm TEl.Eultali.—Just before the rooms closed a
rumour obtained credence that Seville was struck out of
the Great Yorkshire Handicap, but no official announce-
ment was made. In consequence of this report, however,
the betting underwent some change. 8 to L was loudly
offered on the field, while 5 to 1 was offered against Priest
running, and 3to 1 agst Seville running. 9to 1 was taken
about Bradamante, 10 to 1 each Monitrem and Weather
Star, 100 to 8 each apt Thalia and Gluier. The St. Leger
betting at this time was 500 to 400 apt Hermit taken,
1800 to 1000 and 500 to 300 agst Achievement taken, both
being in great force. The mare during the evening was
backed to win upwards of 10,0001. For the Cesarewitch,
1000 to 10 was taken about Minster.
Scaractlisc9.—All Sir Joseph Hawley's horses out of
the Doncaster Plate.

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