The Express.
London, England, 1867-10-05 00:00:00

grpartmg intelligence.

BEDFORD RACES.—Fniii %Y.
As anticipated, there were to-day some important inure-
silents in connection with the Cesarewitch and estobride-
shire. For the first-named event, Thalia and Owaut
Glyndwr wt re sent from 20 to 1 toll to 1, at which price
they were, like their stable-cempanion Romping Girl,
friendless, and the Findon stable, which it was thought
would prove so formidable, has now nothing in the front
rat. k in the quotations. Honesty maintained his position
with a wonderful degree of firmness, considering how
some of the others were knocked about. S to 1 was offered
sgainat Illinkhoolie, but on the platform at the Redford
station 9 to 1 was offered without eliciting a response from
his friends, Armourer would have met with support at
100 to 7, but the bookmakers seemed indisposed to lay
anything over 100 to 8 ; consequently no business was
dour. hfoutgoubert receded to 100 to 6. The Maid of
111asham idly was friendless at 20 to 1, as were Owain
Clynilwr, Thalia, and Romping Girl at 3d to 1. but
Julius met with iood support at 1,000 to 30, The other
quotations may be allowed to speak for theniseh es. The
afternoon was bitterly cold, and there were fewer people
present than on the previous day. The sport, however,
was of a fair clam, producing some spirited speculation
and good finishes. Ample details are appended :
Tior STAR3II of 50 soya, added to a sweep-
stakes of 5 sots. each, for 3-yr-ol.hi and upwards ; weight
for age, with selling and other allowances. About one mile.
Mr Ambory's Greenhorn. by Simple nimon—Drederoona.
CO, 3 yrs. 84 11b ,Knyon! 1
Me I:oddities Install WO). S yes, lst llb
Mr. Porke's Victims (e 501 yre Bst llb ....rmonian. S
Ite following &berm :—Q 0, Vidor., Dutch Admiral, Moulins/
Novius Maid, and Wild Be..

Vetting : to 4 apt itonitmes, 6to 1 apt Vicious, 100
to 15 apt Victress, 10 to 1 each *gat Greenhorn, Distaff,
c, and Wild Bee. Victress was the first off, and cut oat
the work, attended by Monitress, Vicious, and Distaff,
Q C, Greenhorn being in the rear to the half-mile post,
where Monitress gave way, and Greenhorn took a more
prominent place. Entering the straight, the latter on the
outside, joined Victress, whom she !medalist the distance,
Distaff also drawing forward.: Greenhorn was, however,
tir Ter reached, and won easily by a length ; a length and
a half separated second and third, Q C was fourth, Vicious
fifth. Wild Bee sixth, Monitreas seventh, and Dutch
Admiral last. The winner was not sold.

Tue &Cour HANDICAP of 50 soya., added to a handy
asp of S soca. each, 3 ft ; winners extra. Half a mile
(21 subs.)
Mr. Merry's Llddlngton,by Oriando—Lady Roden, 5 yes.
lea ,inc. 7ib extra) .. Grinsshaw)
Mr. Bevlll's Benevolence. 2yrs. tat (Jeffery; 2
captain Christle's (Minot, 6 yea, gat Sib (loc. 715 extra)
(Parry) 3
Betting : liven on Liddington, 2to 1 ant Benevolence,
and 7to 2 not Garnet. Benevolence jumped off in front,
but in a few strides was paned by Liddington, who made
play the remainder of the distance, and won in a canter
by two lengths. Clalliet, last all the way, was a bad third.
Two-Yeast-Ow SELLER° Brutes of 5 norm. each ; colts,
Set 101 b fillies, Sat 7111; selling allowances. Half a mile.
Mr. Beadman'e Brenda by Buccaneer—Yamine by Dante!
O'Rourke (E2O), Sot ((lament)
Mr. J. Destman's The Don (CPO), Nat Mb (11.
Mr. G. Reeve's Maid of Burghley (LW), fist . Beeves) 3
The following also ran:—Me, Phantoms, Simla, Noe-
Merton, Lady Zealand, Snuff, Ilan, and Haymarket.
Betting : 5 to 4 agst Brenda, 100 to 15 each apt Snuff,
The Don and Phantasma, 8 to 1 apt Haymarket, and 10
to 1 each apt Mexico and Maid of Burghley. After a
alight delay at the post the Let-mentioned got off in front
of a moderate start, her attendants being The Don and
Mexico, Phantasms bringing up the rear. Rounding the
turn into the straight The Don headed Maid of Burghley,
the favourite at the same time taking second place. The
Don retained the lead to the stand enclosure, where
Brenda got up and won somewhat amity by a neck ; bad
third; Snuff was fourth, Mexico fifth, Newington sixth,
Haymarket, Lady Zetland, and Phantasms next, the last
being Hose, Siesta, whipping round when the flag fell,
was left at the post. On returning to scale Clark, the rider
of The Don. la gd an objection against the winner for foul
riding. Colonel Knox entertained it, and after hearing
evidence overruled it, at the same time reprimanding
Clark for making it. Brenda was bought in for 150
guineas.
A HANDICAP Switereness of 5 SOTS. each, I ft, with
40 added ; winners extra. Half-a-mile. (8 subs.)
Mr Merry's Llddington, by Orlando—Lady Roden, 5 yrn,
Bat )211) (Inc 611) ex) ,Orhnshaw) 1
Mr. Chaplin's Problem, a yrs. TA (Jeffs 2
Sir .W. Booth's Rebecca colt, 2 yrs, tat 715 (Butlerry, ) I
The following also ran:—King of Spades, Volltynla, Oren&
Marshal Ney,and Rata Kearney.

Betting : 5 to 2 on LiddingtoN, 8 to 1 sat Problem, 10
to 1 mot Gretna, and 100 to 8 bar three." The Rebecca
mit led for • hundred yards, when 'Addington took up
the running, and though vigorously pushed throughout by
Problem and the Rebecca oolt, he was never approsohe&
and won in a canter by three lengths. Two length, inter-
vened between second end third Gretna was fourth,
Narwhal Nay fifth, Volhynia @Ulla, King of Elpedes
seventh, and Kate Kearney last.
THE STIIXITON PARC NONSIZT HANDICAP of 50 son.,
added to • sweepstakes of 5 nova. wadi. 2 ft, for 2-yr.olds;
winners extra. Three-quarter, of a mile. (19 subs.)
/dr. w. gnaw. comic. by TilnliPeiox--Ciffaatik 1.11011%
,la bib ex' (Butler. I
Mr. J. P. Craveu's Bessie Dixon, let Bth (Peplcr,
Mr. J. Wood's Beauty, bet Mb (Morris)
The following also ran:—Pero, Benevolence, Furious, and The
delver.

Beating 63 to 40 apt Beauty, 4to 1 apt Pero, Ii to 1 '
rriotr.llol. 7 to 1 apt Benevolence, and 100 to 12 apt
Cornet jumped off with a clear lead of Pero,
Beauty, and Bessie Dixon to the turn into the straight,
when Bessie Dixon headed Beauty and Pero, and went on
in pursuit of Cornet, who, however, was never heeded,
and won in a muter by two lengths, which distance se.
paroled the second and third. Pero was fourth, Benevo-
lence fifth, Furious sixth, and The Salvor last.
THE QUISN'S Puria 100 SOTS., for 3-yr-olds and up-
wards ; weight for age. Three miles.
Mr. Chaplin's Barna, by Lord Fauconberg—Tern, 4 yrs,
Sat 7lb (entrance) I
Mr. Lowther's Assinebolse, S yrs. Sat elb (Mann)
Mr. Bntaton's Xatainoar, a yrs. set alb • Dascon)
Moose and Greenhorn also ran.
Betting: Even on Rams, 3 to 1 apt Moose, 4 to 1 aappt
Assinebotne, and 100 to 8 apt Greenhorn. AadneboiDe
made the running, followed by Rama and Bilamour to the
turn into the straight, where Assineboine gave way, and
Banta was left with the lead, which he maintained to the
chair, winning easily by two lengths ; bad third. Moose
was fourth, and Greenhorn last.

LATEST BETTING ON THE COMM
CESAXI
10 1 WI Boned) (I io)
6to 1 Blinkboolie (o)
100 to 8 Amounts (oft,
t 100 to 7)
100 to 6 Mostgoubset (I
sad off)

33 to 1 apt llomOng Girl
(
1000 to 10 Juliusoff) (t)
1000 to W
1000 to 13 Lli of the
rairies(taken
40 to 1 Gay el War-
wick (off, SO
to 1 w)
BO to 1 Prowirpkas (t)
50 to 1 it
1000 to 10 Lbw Victor 4)
1000 to 10 Scamander tt)
_KNISH IRL
300 to 13 abet Garderieere (t; I 40 to 1 eget Monarch °Ube
SW to 9 Valorour (t) Glee ftl
100 to 3 Ammunition:l) I 40 to 1 MIN Harriett*
(taken)
BETTING ON THE BEDFORD PLATFORM.
CINAZIGWITCH.
9to 1 eget Blinkkooll• (o) 1000 to SO opt Julius (0)

1000 to 70 tothario, tt)
1000 to 50 I.s.altidnit).

10 to 1 Maid of Ma.
sham I (off)
38 to I OwalnOlyedva
(off)
SS to 1 Thalia (of)

CAKBI

BETTING IN LONDON.---FRIDAT.
Some most extraordinary changes took place in the bet-
ting market to-day, nearly the whole of the horses in the
front rank declining in the quotations, and two or three of
them to such an extent as to give them quito a hopeless ap-
pearance. In the course of the morning 700 to 100 was laid
four times against Honesty. Afterward., however, 100 to
15 was taken, and finally wanted, but no more than 6to 1
was then forthcoming. Blinkhoolie was also shaky, but in
a minor degree ; 200 to 18 was at one moment laid,but 10 to
I was subsequently aooepted, this price being at the close
the utmost that layers would offer. Montgoubert managed
to maintain his position pretty firmly at 11 to 1, but
backers were not particularly eager to invest in his favour.
Armourer again want anything but well, the unsatisfactory
pries of 100 to 6 being laid more than onee. Maid of
]Lanham filly seemed to bare bad a " bad night," rapidly
receding to 30 to 1, and being assailed by a perfect fuailade
of metallic.. Owain Glyndwr was also in extremely
bad odour, and could only meet with an occasional friend
at the outside prioes of 25 to 1 and 33 to 1. The two most
genuine horses of the day were Lothario and Sealskin,
about each of whom 1,200 to 100 was at one moment taken,
and 600 to 100 would have been accepted about the pair
coupled. Among the outsiders, La Dauphine, Scarnander,
and Planet were by turns patronised ; the first-named
having a somewhat coming appeaeaa.e. Very little was
dons on the Cambridgeshire, the most noteworthy feature
being the booking of Minkbooli! at 1000 to 00 and 100 to
6, several ' " -

odds being at the close asked fee
in ,in. Aetna and Kontrouhert were backed for a
" posy " each, at their reepeetive quotations, and an offer
was also made to take 3,000 to 100 about the lest-named.
For the Middle-park Plate 100 to AO was laid on Lady
Elisabeth, with a start, and Lady Coventry met with a
fairamount of support at 6to L Clawing prices:

oto 1 oat Honesty-Coif, t.
100 to 1A)
10 to 1 Bllnkhoollo
mad
11 to 1 Iton ttrollerCt

10310 $ OwainGlyndwr
(t and off;
100 to 3 Romping Obi
(,fl, t 40 to 1)
40 to 1 L Dauplttoo(t
and off)
50 to 1 Itranuulder (t
and off,
60 to 1 Planet It & off)
60 to 1 Tormentor(off)
300 to 3 etnwl (t)
1000 to 10 &access (o)
1000 to 10 YouagEntres
(0)
1000 to 10 Leases (0)
1000 to 6 Oaaatlit (0)
1000 to 6 Daloomam (0)
10(4 to 6 Westwick (a)
1000 to 4 Lady Vans ,o

_.. __ _
sod off
2YO told) ',Masao (I)
13 to 1 Sealxklo (off.
alter 11110 to

iou h:a Ee:o

taken,

100 to f Arai-Wurev 11
to 1 Thalia 3 & ofr
It to 1 Stolle Initiate
loft
It to I apt Janus (or
31) to 1 King of the
Varies (011. t
40 to 1)
?LACK
to 1 apt Honesty (of
2 t.O 1 - Lothario fof
•to 1 Seßtakin
100 even on Lot
10 to 10 that

NO.
10 to 1 agetOwsin Cltvodwv (1)
10 to 1 ItMLm
214 (1:
V. Illtnlthoollo
Blinkboollo ow (1)