The Express.
London, England, 1867-10-11 00:00:00

Brett .in ran.

Betting : Even on Mine Wine, sto 2 apt Di Vernon,
109 to 30 apt Billett, and 10 to 1 apt The Demon.
Rhino Wine, with The Demon on the right, made the
running till halt way in the cords, where the favourite
drew away, and won easil7 by a length. Three lengths
divided the second and third, and Billett was last. Idr.
Brewer claimed the winner,. and Sir F. Johnstone The
Demon.

THE APETHORPE STAHL.; of 100 soya each, 50 ft, for
2-yr-olds oohs, 814 101 b ; and geldings, Bat 71b ;
ntolden allowances. T.Y.C.

!hike of Newtaatle's Pace, tiat 101 b J. Daley; r.o.
HANDICAP Pure of 1001., for 3•yr.olds and upiranla.
Rowley mile (one mile 17 yirde). (20 entries.)
Count liatthyaare Cheltaaam, by Leatulngton—Easby
3 yra7at (II Cove)l 1

4r. J. Hawley's The Palmer, S yrs, Sat Mb. (iluxtable) 2
Mr. Chaplin 's Vespasian, 4 yrs, eat 40, Yontliam) 3
The following also ran : Tilithorpc, Summertime, Mk:nue
e by Young Melbourne dam by Toddington—Maid of Mashana, c
by Leamington—Aimie Laurie, Water Cure, Rymer, and f by
Longbow—Gentle Kitty.
Betting : 4 to 1 apt Vespasian, 9 to 2 agst The Palmer,
5 to 1 apt the Maid of Macham colt, 6 to 1 agst the Annie
Laurie colt, and 10 to 1 each agst Cheltenham and the
the Gentle Kitty filly. The Gentle Kitty filly
jumped off in front, having • alight lead of
Tibthorpe, The Palmer, and Silenus, with Cheltenham
at the head of the others well up with Silenus, till ap-
proaching the Bushes' Hill, where Count Batthyany's
horse headed the leaders, and in a few strides drew away.
About half-way down the bill Vespasian, who had been
lying off drew forward, but in the dip Cheltenham had a
lend of about three parts of a length, wide on the right,
within a hundred yards of the chair, The Palmer, answer-
ing gamely to Huxt•ble's call, headed Vespasian, and ins-
tamed only a head defeat. Three lengths intervened
between second and third, Lord Glasgow's colt was fourth,
the Gentle Kitty filly fifth, Tibthorpe sixth, Silenus
I seventh, Summertine eighth, Water Cure ninth, Rhymer
tenth, and the Annie Laurie oolt last.
Swimr-crti: Es of non soya. each, 200 ft, for 3-yr-olds ;
colts, set 101 b ; fillies, Set Tlb ; penalties and allowances.
Rowley mile.
Mr. Prior's Yriponnier, by Chevalier d'lndurtrie—Ten-
Mon, tat 101 b French) 1
Mr. Chaplin's Hermit, 9,t 11l in 61b ex) ,Custance) 2
Betting : 65 to 40 on Friponnier. Hermit made the
running with a lead of about three-quarters of a length of
his opponent, who was almost pulling French out of the
saddle. In this way they covered the distance to the
Abingdon mile bottom, but in coming out of the clip, Fri-
ponnier quitted the Derby winner as if the latter were
standing still, and cantered home the easiest of winners
by ten lengths. After the race, Bto 1 was taken about
Friponnier for the Cambridgeshire.
RENEWAL OF TIIE BRKTBY STAKES of 100 sows. each,
b ft, for 2-yr-old fillies, Nat 101 b each. Last three quarters
of Rowley Mile. (12 subs.)
Mr. Watt's Mysolls, by Newminster—Souventr,B4 1.011,

(J. Snowden) I I
Lord Falmouth's Pearlfeather, Sat 10th ,T. French) + I
Lady Grace and Adoshnla also ran.
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Betting: iags t Adoeinda,
and sto 1 agat Mysotis. Adoeinds made play, closely fol-
lowed by Lady Grace on the right, Mysotis and Pearl-
feather, side by aide, being about a length in their rear.
Half-way down the Bushes' Hill Adosinda was beaten, and
Lady Grace retiring, PearUather was left with a alight
lead of Mysotis, but the latter running gamely, just
managed to make a dead heat of it. Adosinda was four
lengths behind the dead-beaters, and Lady Grace last.
Deciding heat :13 toll on Pearlfeather. The favourite
held the lead for a little over half-a-mile, when she died
away, and Mysotis was left to win as she pleased, center-
ing past the poet three lengths in front of Pearlfeather.
PLATE of 50/. for all ages; weight for age; with penalties
and allowances. Rowley Mile. (14 entries.)
Duke ef Newcastle's Speculum, by Vedette—Doralke, 2
pre, est rilb (11. awry) 1
Baron Rothschild's King Alfred, 2 yrs, eat 1216 ..(Peake) 2
Mr..l. P. Craven's Belay Dixon, 2 yrs, Cat 716 (car. est Slb)
(Cameron) 3
The following also ran ;—Miss Martha, Bellona c, Demon-
stration, and Minuet.
Betting :2to 1 on Speculum. Minuet made the run-
ning, followed by Betsy Dixon, Speculum, and the Bellona
colt, King Alfred and Demonstration lying off until reach-
ing the Bushes' Hill, where Minuet was beaten and Specu-
lum was left with the lead. Half way in the cords King
Alfred ran through the horses and joined Speculum, but
Covey had only to call upon the favourite to win with
ease by half a length, llesey Dixon was a bad third, De-
monstration fourth, Minuet fifth, the Belton colt sixth,
and Miss Martha last, beaten a long way.
MATCH : 100, h ft. Last half of Rowley mile. Owners
up. Lord Westmorland's The Star, 5 yrs, 14rt 51b, and
the Marquis of Hastings' I'antaloon, 5 yrs, lest 51b, was
off by consent.