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

*parting Enteliigtuct.
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NEWMARKET SECON D t 'CRIDERMEET:.
The sport wee ushered in today by intensely cold aLd
wet weather, which continued throughout the after-
noon. A. far ll* the plogt.tottne W.:S concerned the
recut;; ;;Itittot, cou:d rot c.. 1..• .• titlic: v.tatit) or
quelity. the c.trd • :t it. +.,., 1•: .n;
the nue• LuntntA Middle halt I'Lte, of which mon.
The I t.lttend4 I.l.ttn, lenuncht nut n got.' fi. 11. :Ina i,i .:n.
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Won may ei .t eerioue dreunistatiee 111 4:
with this filly is, that her owners and the public will insist
on igttoi mg M•r she having almost itivariddy wen
at extreme outside prices, the pr .scut occasion f o:, lu; ae
eacrption to tin rule. The Ledford Stakes resilted in a
dead heat between The Earl and Ouregan, and the .I.cilicg
lest produced another magnificent race, the liezudi tepee.
sent.ative just winning by a head. Fordle.t.. :rad
°finish:kw were the jockeys, anil the st tdo
tweeu these renowned horsemen recalled th,
al old. when " Jemmy " was in such splen far...
and nave hit c•mipanion in the pigskin c. r. uch
trouble. We had almost forgotten to t.. ration that
backers. as usual in camas of deciding heats, laid odds on
the wreng oce. Passing by the intervening items at an.
noteworthy we conic to the Middle Park Elate, a pri -e
aria!,; out of the munificence of Mr. I% illiam Iller.
and a;,proachiug the value of 5.000 f. For this covetril
guerdon sixteen runners came to the post, comprising
several of our most famous two-year-olds, ard..c..ong
others. the Marquis of Hastings' clipping ti'f.y.
Elizabeth. Her chance was generally accounted so good
that no more to 5 was to he obtained about her, and
indeed lar taut. hued already been invested at even
money. S'ir Joseph Hawley started two—ltosicrePian and
(Tree, Sleeve -and they ran independently of each other.
Sir Joseph's instructions to the jockeys being to ride their
horses ,sit. Itosicrucian had a decided call in the betting.
The titamrity of speculators, however, with commendable
judgment. hacked the pair coupled, and the race. singe-
hrly :nongb,euiled in the Fyfielil baronet's representatives
corning in first and second, a head only separating
them. Green Sleeve, the winner, is a bay filly by
Beadsman. a horse who, as • racer and sire,
las dune signal service for his fortunate r. The
victor in the 'Middle Park Plate is engeged in the Derby.
Oaks. -.nil St. Leger, and promises to plat; a conspicuous
part hereafter. In the race to-thy she displayed extra-
ordim.ry gameness ; as sonic distance from the chair it
looked any olds against her, and a certainty for her
stable companion. Lady Elizabeth cut up badly, exhilds-
ing unmistakeable symptoms of faint-heartedness. and
absole tely refusing when Forilham called upon her to make
the sli.gh test effort. The result of the struggle produced,
as may he supposed, the greatest excitement, scarcely
second in degree to the sensation canned by the defeat of
Achievement in this self-same race last year. With re-
pelf to the remaining events, it may be briefly stated that
Ifriponnier won the Select Stakes in a walk from Mont-
goober!, and Bessy Dixon carried off • Handicap Sweep-
stakes of 10 sues. easily. During the intervals of -port
there was considerable wagering on future ea cuts. par.
Undue of which will be found appended to the following
details of the running:

MWEr..,irol.ko of 56 sOn. each, II ft, for 2 .als ; colts,
Pit 101 b, and fillies, Bst 71b ; penalties and allowances.
Criterion Course (6 furlongs). (9 subs.)
Mr. Morkenzbes f by Orbuwlo—rlctiii. S.st .11b Can, I
Count togractois Poospler, hat bib
Mr. erY..r.s gams, hat 211 s ,U. Covey, 3
Cuckoo also ran.
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Betting: 5 to 4 on Pompier, 100 to 30 apt the Vietrix
illy, and 4to 1 apt Riga. The last-named and Pompier
jumped off in close company, the French horse having a
slight lead for half a mile, when Riga gave way, and the
Vietris filly joining Pompier, the two ran home together,
the former winning cleverly by a neck ; bad third; Cuckoo
was last.

THE. OA:I.ANDI4 (Handicap), of 50/.' for 3.yr.-olds and
upwards. Cambridgeshire Course. (1 mile 240 yards.)
(21 entries.)
Doke of Beaufort's Vlrldls.by Marsyss—Maid of Urn} :it,
rs, Tat 91b car. 74 113 b,
Mr. V. Elllott's Porter's Knot, 3 yrs. ast 6lb Jeffrry. 2
Mr F. Johnstone's Camellia, 6 yrs, 74 lb J. Sadler 3
The following also ran :--Saccharcineter, Vanderecide. Merry
Monarch. Maid of Meaham colt. Leap Year, Rabbit Trap, Hup
Leaf, aminehome. New Guinea, and General Merman
Betting : 3 to 1 agst Maid of Mash= colt, 4 to 1 apt
Vandervelde. 7to 1 agat Leap Year, S to 1 each apt
Viiidis awl Araineboine, and 10 to 1 each apt Saecharo-
meter and Merry Monarch. Porter's Knot made play on
the upper ground, followed by Camellia, Lord Claspw's
colt, and Vandervelde, Amineboise, \ griffin and Sacvharo.
meter bringing up the rear for half-wmile, when Viridis
drew forward, and heading Porter's Knot in the last fifty
yard. won in a canter by a length; bad third. Mop Leaf,
half-a.gloren lengths behind the third, wan fourth, Amine-
boine fifth, Saccharometer sixth, Vandervelde seventh,
Rabbit Trap eighth, New Guinea ninth, and the favourite
text. The but two were tGenerid Sherman and Merry
Monarch.

THE BEDI',IIIIISTAKZE,• sweepstakes of 50 sass. each,
h ft, for 2-yr-olds ; colts, Net 1011); fillies, Bst ilb. Bretby
Stakes Course (six (crimp.)
Coact logransois °crape, by Slonarque-Bourlme.Setlolh
(Hints/um .1
Margate of Hastings The Earl. tat 111. 'lnc Plb extre
kleordhani 12
Mr. W. S. Cracturd's Brother to Knight of the Creeeeet,
Sat 1011.
- - Thunderstorm also ran.

Betting : 2to 1 on the Earl, and 3to 1 agst Ouragan.
The Latter immediately after starting took up the running,
baring a lead of three parts of a length of the favourite on
the whip hand, and Brother to Knight of the Crescent on
file lower ground. In this order they reached the dip,
where Fordhsin called upon the favourite, and getting up
at every stride just managed to make a dead beat of it.
Brother to Knight of the Crescent was • bad third, and
Thunderstorm last.

Deciding Heat—Betting : 11 to 8 on The Earl. Ours.
gas won by a head.
Karol : 100, b ft. Lad half of Rowley Mile.
Lord alukor's tby Toropbolise—Maid of Mash.m, fin,
Set 10Ib •T Cpal!ocer

Mr !tarns's Maid Yorks, 3 yrs. est stb
Betting opened M6to 4 on Maid Marian, but closed at
6to 5 on Lord Glasgow'swho made an the miming,
and won ins canter by a length and a half.
Fare HANDICAr SWeIert4TARIS of '2.1 soya. each, 10 ft ;
Winners extra). liretby Brakes Course (6 furlongs). (6 subs.)
Doke..! Nrwesstles Grand Date, by the Great Unknown
--4.r4nri Mistress, 3 yrs, 7st alb (11. Corey) 1
sir F. Johtiatoue'l IpM2rlan,6 yes, let 41Ib
,:ParrV

Ur. S. Thellama's VitafA4"-
e!,, est 7lb
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Bettina to 4on Historian, 3to 1 each aut Grand
Duke end Violent. The latter made way till within 2110
yards of home, where she gave war. The finish became a
match between Grand Duke and Historian, and the former
haring always the best of the struggle, won elect rly by a
meek. Three lengths separated second and third. Bessie
vu last. beaten off.

MATCH. 100:.h ft. Last half of Rowley DpIT

lonl westrenrisines Tice Mar. 5 yrs, tett 21b.....'paid forfeit.
Imnl4 Teter to First Plight,iry Brother to Blolein the
Wing In 18.53,—Physalis, te.y_ra i'yt, received forfeit.
THE MIDDLE PARK PLAT"; of 1,000 aovs., given by Mr.
William Illenkiron, added to • Sweepstakes of 00 men
each, 20 ft. for 2-yr.olda ; colts, Set 911. ; fillies and geld-
ings, Sat filb ; penalties and allowance'. ; second received
MO 50y..., and the third 100 soya. Bretby Stakes Connie.
Last six furlongs of the Rowley Mile.
Sir .1. Ilaule:*a Cr,ron Sleeve, by Beadvreen—Mrs.
Qulckley. est 31h
Fir J. ii•osiey's Itosieruelan.list 911. Mutable, 2
Mr. M. Dawarria Lady Coventry, ast Mb— . Crtauhaw. 3
The following also ran :—Typhetts. St. Erman. Iloire de
DUOS, Melbourne, Crartinantle. lady ElLesbeth, !Memos!, Le
ekuratin, St. Angela, Viscount, Kielty, Michael de Loco, and
'tympanum.
Be mg : 6 to 5 apt Lady Elizabeth, sto 2 apt Lady
Coventry, 8 to 1 eget Rosicrucian, 100 to S apt Green
Sleeve (Sir Joseph Hawley's pair were more generally
backe.l at 5 to 1 coupled), 15 to 1 apt Formosa, 25 to 1
apt Typlens, 33 to I apt Court Mantle, 40 to I eget Le
Sarrazin, 50 to 1 Wet Michael de Rased, and 100 to 1 apt
St. Ronan. The start was delayed owing to the fractious-
ness of Lady Elizabeth, who could not be induced to join
her borers. while Court Mantle and 'Typbuma were also
fidgety. Eventually the flag was lowered to a good start,
the competitors running in a line for a few strides. The
first to show in advance was Gloire de Dijon on the right,
having Green Sleeve on the whip hand and Tvphoeus on
the left, whilst in the centre of the course were Tympanum.
Eastley, Lady Elisabeth, and Lady. Coventry. wide on
the left heirs; Fortnum and Rosicrucian. These formed
the front division for 'nearly a quarter of a mile,
when Claire de Dijon gays way, Green Sleeve
being left with a slight lead. As they came over
the Bushes-hill Kenyon commenced to ride Gre.'n Sleeve,
but the filly still maintained her position, although ap-
parently in Half way down the hill Typhceus,
Tympanum, and F.astley were beaten, and at they same
out of the dip Lady Elizabeth. who had been pulling
double, " abut up " the moment Fordham called upon her,
while Lady Coventry and Formosa being also beaten, the
Thee bee 'roe a match between Sir Joseph ITawley's pair.
Green Sleeve and Rosicrucian still maintained their
original positions. running wide on the right and left, the
Mare holding her lead to the end, winning by a bead,
although Rosicrucian appeared going so strong and well
that shouts were inland he was winning easily a hundred
yawls from home. Two lengths in the rear of Sir Joseph's
eolt came Lady Coventry, a head only from whom was
Formula. a similar distance in advance of Lady Elisabeth.
Michael .le Elmo, Typhoons, and Gloire de Dijon finished
seat, follumed by St. Renee, Courtmantle, and St. Angela,
the rear being brought up by Melbourne, Le frarrazia' ,
Tympanum, and Fautley in a cluster.
Tag ftetzel• fITAKrs of 50 NOM each, 12 ft, for
salts, Met 10lb ; fillies, Pat 71b; winners extra; second
toyed his stake. Rowley Mile (one mile 17 yards).
Mr. Pryor's Priponoler, by Chevalier d'lndestrle—Ten.

91c;;1rt 11h 'duo 511.. rad
Count Laernoge'a Montiloabsil, Sat 10th.... Cr. Chft.l.ner 2
No betting. Friponnier won, pulling double, by
aonetb.
HANDICAP SITRIPPITAIINN of 10 mom each. for '2 sad
-~roMa.
T.Y.C. (Five furlongs 140 yards.) (26 sub..)
kr.f. P. Craven's Deasy Dixon, by Oulston—MLo noviren.
I rev. net 131 b featneros. 1
11r. Dr la Ce'► Salvor. 2 yrs. Sat ft. .Wilacir
..f4ar.rlaff Nom', S yes, !set 11011! 2.1723"nr,a4,..

The tormainiAlto yin :LTiunider, Meter to First Flight; Wee-
form, Mande, Padlalutb, Beauty, Amour-propre. Cromwell,
Bator, I u•dina. Lily, Oulatoo colt, Ilacdaff, and Lady Olencora.
Betting : 6to 4 agat Padishals, 4 to 1 sgst Noyau, 7 to
1 apt Amour Propre, 8 to 1 *gat Salvor, ,0 to 1 each apt
llssisfr and Bari Duos, 12 to 1 each apt Lictor aad