The Express.
London, England, 1856-10-23 00:00:00

SPOR7ING.

THE CRITERION AND THE

ISTAIEZEL
TO TEI ADITOS 07 THE ZIPIII4I.

Slii,—Out of upwards of fifty rase that are ad-
vertised to take place at Newmarket nest week, the whole
six days being devoted to the meeting, but half a-dosen are
in shape yet, beyond a few matches. I have so feu but
that the racing will be good enough all the week—perhapi
better than has been before witnemed at headquarters this
mason; the majority of the stakes, however, do not close till
the evenieg before nothing. Thera is to be a sellisg stake
each day, with original and judicious condition., and I have
no doubt whatever they will be found profitable. Another
move In the right direet.on has bath made for next year,
the T. o.ye et old Triennial Wag separated from tha bleps•
fal Stakes on Tuesday, so that the clashing I pointed out
some weeks back will not 00Cilt gals.
The running at Warwick will have little to do with the
Cambridgeshire ; bat at Kelso two of the light weights
obtained such forward places that they are likely to be
beard of hereafter—Alms and Imposture. The public"
'offered for their temerity at Warwick, neither of tee great
guns on Saturday going to the post for either nee—York-
shire Grey for the groat handicap, end Oltae.a for the Castle
Park. The parties can hardly be blamed, is if the public
will insist on forestalling the market, and bringing horses to
2 and 3 to 1 before the (mows are on, they must not com-
plain if they ere served out; moreover, it se a groat tempte-
d.= to some genies to get money out of their hones the
other way, if they aro prevented getting on them to win.
The Criterion Stake., nth for on Monday, is the principal
race I shill deal with hero, as it often has a great affect oa
the Derby, a race which I shall devote every attention to
for the remainder of the year. There areforty mbecribsn,
sad the tnaj .rity of the animals engaged have shown them-
selves In public, the performers*, of Somerset, Growler,
Delos, Nougn, Yorkshires's, Bnatiagdon, }Limb's's,
Tarbit, Beechnut, Admiral Lyme, Lord Melbourne,
the Birthday filly, the Beaming Star colt, Zouave,
and Kingmaker, well warranting the supposition that
they can have no chance &garnet sock a hone em Sydney
(alb nitre). Drummer (61b extra), Augury (31b intro),
Bow Seabee?, Sthilower, gad M.D., are the only other
public performers who have ran respectably. Sydney sad
Drawee?, despite thole weights, will have a chance with
Rite. on account if her backward condition, but they will
find it extremely diScelt to beat her. I em not so certain
of haying a run with Drenthe, as I think he Is meant for
someihibg in teeniest Next @prise, where a heavy weight
would settle him. Sydney has gained a good position for
the Derby, and if he suffered a defeat by R 741 Boahoor,
he is not likely to lose It, as it maim a thorough rase-
bens to pin away a posed over this nurse, and he would
bath to give her file. The dark lot are wall p .a.... 4 b 7
Colonist in Scott's stable, the Beeswax colt In I. Day's, and
Lansdowne in J. Day's, then being the only three whom
I have beard say good about. Colonist and Lansdowne
have hardly dose sufficient work, and if then is a dark one
to win this time it is the Beeswax colt, who will find the
best of the public performers is Rosa Bergner, Sydney
at the same time being a likely candidate for one of the
"places if he runs.
The Causbridgeshre has proved one of the best betting
races of the season, and there are so many who are "going
fora stake " that 1 am at a loss to Nil when to find two or
three to stand on. Vengeance, Polestar, Poulin, Kassa,
Hangs/ford, Luse, Artillery, flair of Linnet, Hospitality,
Cotswold, Theodora, Porto Rico, B . Polmoodie,
Thames Dittos, Termagant, Eloquence, and Coup de Main
have all bees backed by their several partisans either be-
fore or mince the Cesareeiteb, the latter having "come"
with a I' nevem* within the last day or two. Ho is in J.
Seott's stable, sad there we rumours afloat of a waiderfal
trial ; the public. consequently, noticing the similarity of
his case to that of Vengeance, has teen very eager to
support him. But I could see nothing in him at York—
where he ran twice, his only sways in public—to warrant
beeriski see of his admires" He sea a bad third
Ist a as. due be wee entered to be sold for SO son., end
If he le geed essugh to win a Cambridgeshire be sun have
improved et • speedy ran. Biloeging to Lord Derby, there
Is so te sr but that he tried his best ; end U he was a good
an then, there was no feu of hie being palled oat for a
piltry stake where there was a chance of his being lost to
Merman. Malacca I have my thapidons of, sad as then
use some dangerous creaks In the race heifers himself it is
use improbable that his owner will again go fcr one of them.
Pakten has quite as many friends as she had for the long
leme, and will make Vengeance gallop his best to beet her.
There is silo a great talk about outsiders *gain this year,
est it is remarkable that they have put their heads in first
four times the last fire yean. Poacher I have bad a good
look at since I wrote lest, and I begin to think I was In the
sung when I said he would fail in staying the whole course.
He goes very strong, ad Isis weight must carry him into a
trent position. There will be about thirty starters, cud 1
shall attempt to pick them out in your imp:anion of Mon-
day. Porto Ric, was to have bean put through the mill
as a'n either yesterday or to-day, bet I have not yet heard
the result, which I invert was against him.
Oct. 22. METEOR,.

WARWICK AND LEAMINGTON OCTOBER
MEETING—WEDNESDAY.
Tuu Butane &rooms of 5 sovs. *sob, with 25 lidded, for
2 yr-olds sod upwards. Flys (arlsois. (5 sobs )
11r. Esi bees Springy Jobs. by Spclopy Jsek, I yrs I. 1101.), 1
Sat Gib Dales)
Mr. IL IL task's Maid of Path, I yrs (2001.). SW Mb ( lunsb) 2
Mr. Deacon's Illy, by bsu out of Lady barbers. yrs (304.),
4t 5.b
ettshouse's Phlegm oat of isar2los,lsrs (NI4
at 7lb (canted ist 1:y (fIDAIIIii 4
Won by a neck; bid third
A HANDICAP PLATS of 501. for all silo About Ono

(wiser.
Mr. Dawes 52y, by Leo oat of Lady Barbara.: yrs; ft )b
Mr. Walker's lb. Bold Anoesueb, Spa, Set 710
Otiston's Boom, I Tro,lll sib
HANDICAP HllllOl.l 14•01 of 6 Non. slob, 21t, with 30
added. Ina winner of any hurdle red after the declaration
nif the weight., 61b sutra. Two miles over dye Mehl' of
bandies (16 sots)
Mr. Ralph's Harry Lemma by NAOMI, 3 yrs, Li Mb
(Walter Wilk) 1
M. GriMn's Moray, aged, blab Lead, Jan.) 2
Ilcdirmires enderant. sod, 10d . (C Boyce) 3
M. .NINDINEL Mb (ass sot Mbur.. 11••••••) •
Mr. Bybee. Peewit seed. .....
Mr. GullLer's Thlahlson, oese‘l'lit' (W. Amber •
GRAND OP= STINIPLICIAIIII of 16 110 Tb nob, 6 h, with
100 asked. The mead to save his stake. A whiner of any
.teepleabilao attar the declaration at the weights, 7.b; take,
10 b earns. Houtlerilou riders as qualified for the Welter
Cup, and hays never ridden a winner is any public steeple.
thus value 100 sots., allowed Mb. About toot Mats. (19
airs )
Yr. D. Land's Wawa by Pantaloon, 3 yra, 're tlb
(A Una, Nal 1
Mr. lobs's no Mince, aged, 716
Mr. Auchowordle Little Amain, yrs, last (ear. iOst
( toMswood, jun. 3
TNI ECIPIULT HANDICAP of 10 save. each. 11 It. °oak-
men riders; proftisions Is antra. T.Y.C. (4 subs )
' Mt. Deosoo's Ada. by Planet, 3 yrs. fat (W.VA.% arda) I
' Mr. Pallier'''. Little Bird. 3 yrs, Set Ilb _(ar. Bevil. juts.)
Mr. Gr fillee Royalty. seed. I let

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LATEST BETTING.
CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES.
7 to 2 apt Vespaat• (off)
7 to 1 Polestar (1)
11 to 1 Coup de Meta (12 to 1t f)
12 to 1 Malaae (n 11)
14 to 1 Mulls
100 to 7 Poached()
20 to 1 Hospitality (t 23 to 1)
26 to 1 Alms (t)
30 to I Lacs (off)
33 to 1 Thames Dittos (off)

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Lady Tattoo (1n.81949) 4 9 I
Lora 1: rel.
Merman I 711
Prime Plandbl4
Pentomtme 9 7 7
Liar $
Pretty ray 3 7 7
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