The Express.
London, England, 1868-04-13 00:00:00

TATTERSALL'S.-SATURDAY.

To-day's muster at Albert-gate was not over numerous,
and speculation took anything but a wide !sage. For the
Chester Cup Bracken was inquired after, but nothing was
done about him, 20 fifties were booked in favour of See
Saw, and 2500 to 100 Mr. Brayley's pair—Stokeley and
Mariner. For the Two Thousand Guineas Roacrucian
looked no better here than at the clubs in the morning,
offers of 100 to 30 going begging, and the well-sounding
effer of 1000 to 500 with a start equally failed to bring
forward the favourite's partisan,. The retrogression of
Roeicrucian caused his stable companion Green Sleeve to
be inquired after, and she would have been supported at
10 to 1, but offers were limited to a point less. The third
representative of the Kingsclere interest was subjected to
a knocking out" process, 1000 to 10 being laid
him, and would have been laid again, no doubt, h1:541:1;
backer desired to invest. But notwithstanding
the unsatisfactory position co! the three horses singly,
they were backed in a lot at 300 to 200, and the
taker seemed so satisfied with his investment that he
offered to repeat it ; the layer, however, declined too on
at this rate, but offered 400 to 100. Typhoeus was in con-
siderable demand with offers to accept Bto 1 about him,
one speculator asking for >vl3 to 1110 ; the highest offer
forthcoming was 7 to 1, and as layers and backers could
not be brought together, no blow was struck in this
direction. Formosa was also in favour, 8 to 1 being
accepted about her kindly, and upwards of 150/. was
entrusted to her at this figure. Pace had en improved
appearance, for at the commencement no more than
14 to 1 wee stipulated for by backers, and ultimately
100 to 8 was pretty freely accepted. Restitution showed
in foroe, meeting with support down to 13 to 1, and See
Saw was several times asked after. but layers declined
making an offer. For the Derby Lady Elizabeth came into
a still more prominent position than has hitherto been
accorded her, as an offer of 1000 to 200 was instan-
taneously accepted, and the taker would bsve repeated
his outlay, but no higher odds than 9 to 2 were subee-
quently obtainable. Neither Rosicrucian nor Green Sleeve
was in request, and Blue (;own was quite out of the
question, 40 to 1 being currently offered against him, so
that this was not a very bright day for the Kingselere
division. Some good biivineisa was done in favour of
Speculum, 12 fifties being booked immediately proosedinp
commenced, and afterwards 300 i. was invested at 10 to L
Typhoeus had 16 to 1 taken about him readily to areepect-
able sum, and no better price than 1000 to 30 being forth-
coming against Restitution it was taken twice ; the only
other transaction was the ...tying of 500 to 15 against
Harvester. Closing prices :
CHErqI.R t't.'P.
100 to 7 eget Yr. F. °onion's Bracken, 4 yrs, Ist 21b !off
10 to 1 Lard Wilton', See SSW, 3 yrs, est 10113 (t;
100 to 30 Hr. Brayley', "tokeley, 4 yes, eat Mb (oft
1000 to la Mr. Brayley's Mariner, 3 yrs, Ilet Slb (off)
000 to 100 litokeley and Mariner coupled It:
140 to ISO Mr. W. U Bennett's lot (or
TWO THOUSAND OUINNJIB.
100 to 30 spat Par J. Hawley, Roricruclan (off)
7to 1 Count Betthyany's Typhoeus (off, tOM to 100)
Bto 1 Mr. Orshams FuTDIOIID
9to 1 Sfr J. Hawley a Green Sleeve tloto I)
100 to 8 Duke of Newcastle's Pace it)
L 3 to 1 Baron Rothscblld's Reentattai
the to e Duke of Newcartle's Harvester (or
1060 to 10 —83 r Hawley's Blue flows (t)
1000 to 10 Mr. W. S. Crawftud's Moslem (Brother to
Islet of the Crescent) (t)
fee to 84 J. Hawley's lot (t and w)
1000 to 600 Bosternclas, with a start (or
0000 to lad that Ilse few bests Ilinicredan poet the post,
both to run (offer to take)
500 even sot Resacrucfan. 1. 2, 0 '.03)
200 to 100 Formosa, 1,2, 3 t
100 to 20 that Blue Down ts not one of the flrst three for either
the Two Thousand or the Derby t)
93 to 10 on Roskrucian 'darting t)
DERBY.
9to 2 sled Marquis of Hastings' Lady Illsabeth (off, 1000
to 200 t sad w'
1133 to 15 —81 r Hawley's Ritelernedera
10 to 1 Detre of Newcastle's Ilesouloa Ito 1930)
le to 1 81: J. Beirley. Green Slave
16 to 1 Coma Betthysny's
00 to 1 Deks of N (off, 500 to 16 t)
le to Lord Wilt. L's See Saw
1010 to 30 Berea lothsildlts (e)
40 40 1 Marquis of lisothing Th=W(aff)
40' to 1 Ste J. Hawley's Nee Owe (et, NO to 10 t)

BETTING IN LONDON.—BATuarnY.
dithovill the moves made te-dwr ad sat earn the term
" mononfosal," soon nspornat lournotions were on-

&Wel in the mares of the moinieg. Far the Newman.
Flenaimp the may two backed were Slwkia end X
and these duly for • little. TM Marl was • Used deal
talked about fa ..feedlot with the Biennial; sacs although
not supported outright, he ass badndagainst Mae Gown.
For the Chaster Cup the mast prarinwt Wore wee
the heskleg of Masks", wise ellen with each •
reek that lie figure moodily 10111,1•111111 flint 1000
to 40 to 15 to 1, and at them sad intermediate
wiete the horse was supported la the course of the morn-
to win upwards of 10,0001. Dolby appeared to be
firmer than en the previous day, 11 to 1 being taken aad
wanted. Abergeldie also wore • healthier aspect, for after
20 to L had been asked for, 100 to 6 was accepted Meetl.
25 to 1 wee booked about See Saw to • considerable
amount ; and at the same odds Paul Jones was entrusted
with an 000116011111 outlay. For the One Thousaad
Guineas, Green Sleeve seemed to be a good deal fended,
and 250 to 100 was taken about her in one hand. Fran-
chise and Lady Coventry were also mentioned ; but the
odds offered did not snit. Roticrucian, for the Two Thou-
sand Guineas, was friendless throughout, 100 to 30 being
continuously offered with no other effect than 000ssional
propositions to seeept 4to 1. Typhoeus and Formosa looked
particularly healthy, 8 to 1 being readily taken about each,
end towards the finish this price was not to be obtained
about the first named. See Saw was In ex
demand, all the 100's to 7 and 100's to 8 heir snft=
up, and an offer being finally made to aooept 1000 to 80.
Pace was entrusted with several outlays at 100 to 7, and
15 to 1 was readily taken about Restitution. Harvester
was out of request, and there seemed to be no disposition
to hack Vale 12oyal to win, although 3 to 1 was freely
taken about his getting a " situation," one commiesion
desiring to invest 1001. at this price. Blue Gown was sub-
jected to a hostile demonstration so prompt and decided
that, after being supported for a little at 30 to 1. he
speedily retreated to 50 to 1 offered. For the Derby the
leading incidents were the demand for Speculum, and the
retrogression of Suffolk and Blue Gown, both of whom
were laid against at 40 to 1. At this price, on the other
hand, Restitution was freely supported, and must have
been supported in the course of the morning to win some
8,000/. or 10,0001. Appended are the closing quotations.

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?TIMM Altair
70 to 40 ou The Bari v. Btu Gown, both to run (t)
mums CUP.
11 to 1 apt Dolby 't and w; I 100 to I apt Beauty ;011, 20
15 to 1 Bracken (t) to It'
15 to 1 Vlrldla (t) 25 to 1 Bea Saw ft(
100 to 6 Abergeldle 25 to 1 Paul Jonas (t)
off) 100 to S Btrodbroke (I;
1100 to 100 apt so wtth a start (off)

ONE THOUSAND 0111NRAS.
250 to 150 *pt Green Sleeve 100 to 16 mat Lad/ Coventry
I
;t} (0
sto 1 Franchise (or

TWO THOUSAND 0171KRA8.
100 to 30 apt Rodernetaa (o, 100 to 7 sot Pace (t)
t 4 to 1) 15 to 1 Restitution (t)
7to 1 Typhoeus (o. 15 to 1 Karsester (off;
4to 1 t w, 100 to 0 Vale Royal (0,
I to 1 Formosa (t) 20tolt)
100 to 8 Bee Ban (t& w)
1000 to 40 Blue Gown (of, after 30 to 1 had been taken)
3 to 1 Vale Royal, 1,2, a(t and w;
1100 to 100 See Saw, with a start (off)
7 to 4 Roelernelta, with a start toff)
2 to 1 Sir J. Bawley's lot (off)
70) to 100 Duke of Newcastle's lot (off)