The Express.
London, England, 1867-04-13 00:00:00

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NEWMARKET CRAVEN msgriNo.—FaiDAT.
The weather of the concluding day of the Craven meeting was
the most agreeable of the week, and the change from yesterday,
when the wind blew with great fury, was • most agreeable one.
As natal at Newmarket on the concluding day the races were
set to commence at 11 o'clock, so that but little Wise wee afforded
for speculation and settling before a move to the heath was ne-
cessary. The attendance was larger than yesteeZr, and cer-
tainly the sport was more interesting, as the contained
twelve races, inclusive of three matches. The first two rams'
took place behind the " Ditch," where the course wails excellent
order, and covered with herbage. For the queen's Guineas, the
second this see.qq seven of the eleven entered went to the
poet, Miss Hmnletle being made favourite at 7 to 4,
whlls 3 to I wee laid against Roquefort, and a point
more was accepted about Whirligig. It was somewhat sin-
gular that these three were the only ones formidable, end the
two Placed although they did not finish In the ordered favourit-
ism. The Handicap Plate produced a field of seventeen run-
ners Indian Star, who had been industriously circulated as •
m.d thing, was an shoelace. the Pe 'native of Lord West- ,
rlend being Flphns. Kenyon rode Maid Marian, who was
made the favourite at Sto 1, but the winner turned ap in the
Skipper, whose owner, Mr. Porter, stood him for 1:200 at 10 to 1,
although on the appearance of the handicap, he fancied he had
but little chance, -but be eventually backed it from his know-
ledge of the horse's capeMlities to act down hill The Port
Stakes, like the Claret, tell to Lord Stamford by the aid of the
Peer, whose only opponent was the Tioophilite colt,
who was only defeated a head. Trlponnier, with
odds of 10 to 1 on him, won the Sweepstakes
of 100 ewe., over the Dutch Mile, by four maths, from soother
of Lord Glasgow'. namekes colts by Tin Odds of 5 to
were laid freely on Ravioli for the Bennington Stakes, for which
there were three runners, the other two being the filly by Wild
Dsyrell out el Rosily and Rondinells ithe Amble companion of
Tarabanl The issue was in favour of Lord Standard's filly by a
head. but the result would hays been otherwise bad Ravioire
saddle not become loose, causing the horse to swerve • good
deal Mr. Carew laid • well-known bookmaker an even monkey
that he named three winners, and took Ravioli, Rhymer, and
Pyrenees, the two latter confirming his judvment by win-
ning their respective matches. The Sweepstakes of 26
sons. each, over the Rowley Mile, produced the most
exciting race of the day, as it resulted in a deed
heat of all the three runners, a circumstance which
never occurred before with three horses running at
even weights. The competitors were Manisa, Good 4, and
An:him/we. the latter formerly the property of Mr. Robinson,
and tried to be better than Achievement. In the deciding heat
7 to 4 was laid against the Pigment, who was the second favourite
of the nod encounter, who it was evident had a bit in hand,
although Fordham tried all he lmew to land hint The issue
showed that the "talent" were correct to their selection, as the
Admirers horse literally won from start to finish, Archituage
being beaten of. It Is worthy of note that In the only other
deed heat of three recorded ithe Coorewitch of 1857) Fordham
rode the winner in the deciding heat, and It was on the same
finish as that of to-day. Veda, with lieseyon up. won the Plate
' of Dl sews, over the T Y.C., but Lord Westmorland lost his
filly, as she was claimed by Captain Machell, whose represents-
, ties Grand Duke was claimed by Mr. Thellusson. The Sweepstakes
of 10 nova each was won by Haymarket, who was claimed by Mr.
Ten Brueck. Particulars of the latest betting will be found
below.

4yrifsn's PLATE of
R 100,0.1140444, for 3-yr.olds and up-
wards weight fur age. course (three 0011411, 4 furlongs,
and 179 lards.•
Mr. aavße's Roquefort. by Parmrean—tlncia33ll, 3 711,
7st alb (H. Covey) 1
Mr. Brayley's Whirligig, 3 yrs, 7st Mb (Hibbard) 2
Mr. Pryor's Miss Harriette, 4 yrs, 9st 71b (Vordhasn, 3
Four others also ran.

BetUng : 7 too apt Miss Harriette, 3to I apt Roquefort, 4 to
1 apt Whirligig, 10 to 1 apt the Topsail ooh, 12 to 1 apt Brick,
aud 100 to it each apt Staid of Upham colt and Arabs.
HaNbICIP PLAra of SAS, for 3-yrolds and upwards. New
T. Y.C.
Mr. R. Porter'. rire bldpper (late Zest), by Orest —True
Blue, 3 yes, flat 1 ilb (Moran) 1
Mr. dailies Maid Marian, 3 yra,l3st Mb (Kenyon)
Mr. R. Coventry's Nariao, 3 Yrk Eat bib (Butler) I

fiii7re;el;

Betting: Ito 1 agall aid -1:1;;ian. 8 to i'eget Narbio. 7to 1
apt Chapel Royal, a to 1 apt Mr. Pitt and the Skipper, 10 to 1
agst Bessie, 100 to 11 apt Ulphus, the queen of the East
the Coalition Ally, and the Carlotta Ally, and 100 to 7 each ags(
Lady Valentine and Mazurka.
Tull PORT B:Mem a sweepstakes of 100 son. each, I ft., for
4.yr.olds, colts. Set 10Ib . and fillies, ad no. Two Middle Miles
(one mile 7 furlongs 158 yards, 4 subs.)
Lord Stamford a The Peer, by Newminater—Male Brace,
eat 10th
(Monts, I

Lord &ivies c by Tolophillte--Strafford's dam, ostlOlg
(T. Aldcroft)
Betting opened at 7 to 4 on The Peer, bat chard at 11 to 10 on
Lord Glasgow's colt.
BWILEPSTAILEN of 100 son. each, h ft. for 2-yr-olds ; colts,
Bst 1011. ; and fillies, sat 51b maiden allowances. Ditch Mile
(seven furlongs 210 yards . 6 subs.)
Mr. Pryor's Yrnionnler. by Chevalier d'lndustrie—Ten.
lion, tls6 10Ib (H. Covey) 1
Lord Glasgow's cby Torophilite—Drake's dam, list Isito
:Fordluun 2
Betting: 10 to 1 on Priponnler, who made play throughout,
and won in a canter by four length..
TEE BENNINGTON STAKES of 50 lova eavh, h ft, for 3-yr-olds
colts tlK101b; Mlles, sat : certain allowances. Ditch Mlle.
(V MILLI
Lord Standord's fby Wild Dayrell—Emily, Bst 21b(Morrls) 1
Mr. Barite's Ravioli, sat 2lb (Yordinun,
Mr. Bowes's Itondinella. Set 211. Warrolli 3
. .

51.;T;;ibTvlol I, and II to 2 ant the Km ly Oily.
MATCH. 100. h ft. Rowley Mlle tl mile 17 yards).
Mr. Hawksley's Rhymer, by ti ins Tom- Fairy, 37 re, Bet 4lb
(Perdham) 1
Mr. H. Coventry's Panacea, 4 yre, net 1216 ..'A. Edwards) 2
betting opened at dtos ou Panacea, but closed at to 1 on
Rhymer.
SIIIMPVTAKIDI of 25 soya. each, loft, for 3-yr-olda colts,
set 10Ib ; and Mlles, bet 81b. Penalties and allowinces. Rowley
Mile (18 subs.,
Admiral Itoue's Plenum, by Manyas—Pastrycook, eat Sib
ifecntham, 1
_ _

Count Lacrsage's Conde Bst Mb 'liibberd; 2
Duke of Hatollbo a Archimage, Bst Mb (A. ?Alward') 3
Betting opened at U to 4 each egst Cunde and Archimege, and
closed sto 4 egg Conde, Y to I sgst liftman, and 3to 1 apt
Archimage. !Yemen made the running, with a slight lead of
Conde on his lett and Archimage on his right, and they ran thus
UD half.way down the hirhea hill, where they closed, the three
running head and head into the dip, where Conde swerved
slightly, but halfway in the cords he got on equal terms with
his horses, and the issue resulted In a dead heat between the
three.

I;eCiding Ileat.—Betting : 0 to 4 agat Ileman, 2to 1 agnt
Conde, and Vto 4 agst Archin.age. Heenan went away with the
lead, and, never being headed, woo In a canter by fifteen lengths
from Conde. Archinisge was bealen off.
WWIMPSTAICES of 30 sun each, 20 ft. for 3-yr-olds : colts tint
10ib: and fillics, Vat 71b; winners extra. TALC., ..5 furlongs
140 yards.)
Baron Rothschild's Hippla, by King Tom—Daughter of
•Welliti 1

Lord Glaagow's c by Toxophllite—Nutter, Mt 151 b
(Aldcroft)
Betting: 5 tot on Hippla.
PLATS of 58 sore., for 2 and 3)r olds weight for age ; with
selling and other allowances. T.Y.C.
Loral Westmorelmcrs Veda, by Larabton —Chrlstabella,
(X 500), 2 yrs, bst nib (Kenyon; 1
Captain Machell's Grand Duke (ClOO,, 3 yrs, fist Mb,
(cannon,
Mr. 0. Tbellasaon's Limner, 2 yn, 7st 31b 71b extra.,
(Maids) S
_ . .

Ilve others sho WE

%Ulm: 6 to 4 apt Veda. 4 to 1 awl apt Claymore and
Milner, and 10 to 1 • • bar three."
_ _MATCH : 200. h ft. Last fire furlongs of Rowley Mlle.

Prince Soltykolfs Pyrenees, by Arthur WelleeMi—Prairki
Bird, Pyre, Bst illb (.l. Mann, 1
Mr. Ten Broeck's Chantilly, Y yrs, Sat 211, (Verdian) 2
Betting: stoY on Pyrenees. The pair ran together Into the
Abingdon Mlle bottom, where Chantilly swerved iron agrees,
and Pyrenees won easily by three lengths.
nvegarersart of 10 soya each, for 2.yrolds ; colts, tat 10th;
ant Ilißas, Sit TII.. , *loner to be sold for £lOO. Last hall of
Howley Mile. subs.
Mr. Pryor's Haymarket, by Weatherbit—lrregularity,
list llb H. covey; 1
Mr. G. Angell's The threw. Nat 10th (Parry) 2
Duke of Newcastle's Osprey, tist 101 b 'Edwards) $

Iltr;e:Ot:bere shoo ran.

Betting:.'. W eset:4pitib4.Tto 4 apt The Shrew, 7to 1 mpg
tin) market, 10 t 1 egst the lampada colt, and 100 to S Nisi
Osprey.
MATCH : 100. h ft. Last half-mile of Demon Unwed
Lonl Conynehanis Dr. Syntax, by Bantam—lie, 4 YTS,
Sat 1216 (rordham) 1
eaptalu Hanksley's Nan de Vie, S yrs. 714 171 b (it. Covey,
Betting, Um to 40 on Hen de Vie.
LATEST BETTING.
TWO THOUSAND.