The Express.
London, England, 1857-07-11 00:00:00

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SPORTING.

LIVERPOOL JULY MEETING.
TO TIM TIMOR Or Tall EXPILTh..

Stn,—There was nothing to call for partieldar
comment in the running at Newmarket, beyond the fact of
neither the July nor Chesterfield proving satakctury to the
backers of the mound horses in Loth tame For the July,
Coawold's rider waa Caught napping at the pest, and the
horse never recovered the ground la lost, alt.h be per-
formed wonders by racing first with Cock-a-doodle-duo (who
was not persevered with from the time Commit' shook him
off, or he might have Leen third), and then making mach
• &lent attempt to overtake Gin, which Le could
not accomplish in time to obtain the judge's fiat, which an-
nounced hie defeat by a Wad. Siring that ho never 'pike
got up to Gin, although be gained on him at every stride
from the distance, there is every moron to believe that, Led
he begun with the rest, the judge might have had to notice
him more favourably, and he is worth looking after the neat
time be show. as is eh* the Cock-w dotelle-doo, who was
one of the mat, backward horses I ever saw backed at evens
againet ouch a strung field, and I doubt if he can be got fit
enough fur hie Goodwood engagements, but the Doncaster
Champagne Stakes might see him something like one of J.
Scott's 2-yr-oldo, and he willthere havotonioet Cozwold again.
beeides a host of other celebrities,. There were hint. thrown
out that something had been done to the horse, se Le wax in
• shocking state afterwards, and it woe a matter of doubt
whether he would get over the night. His trainer wee also
Neely paroled to amount for his exhibition; but in charity it
ought be put down to his unfit state. Greenfinch, the
second favourite, was out of the fray before the start, for be
was decidedly lame; and it is not very long odds against
Ceawold, Cock-s-doodle-don, and Greenfinch all turning the
tables on Oin, directly or indirectly, before the season is
over. For the Chesterfield Stakes there were same wretched
dieplays ofjockeyship among the front lot, and bad the rider
of July kept quiet he moot have won. Matted of which be
set to work on his horse without occasion, and she not liking
it, allowed the Beeswax filly to. get up. Harry Stanley was
tooled to • nicety *vine supener cattle; but Alden& could
never get hint quite up, and be a peered shut out when close
at home, or he would bare a the rust out of the firs.
On the return bona there was a rush on Anton for the Good-
woodCup, the owner leading the van; but I not afraid there is
not enough ahem to CUD the distance, if there is anythin
like • strung field : and with Arsenal out of the way, I would
sooner trust Gomm' di Vergy and the deoplsed Fre., Immo,
Pram:lU. It will be juet Ferber., before ra.nri,m.
ing the Goodwood Stakes, to see what the Liverpool meet-
* may bring forth, se there are several animals likely to
run there who are aloe enraged at OoodWOOd.
As at Newcastle, the Middlehani etablee are very strong
for the minor events. The first item I take up out of the
twee -use put forth by the liberal low. i. the Nursery
an H Plate, for two-year-old., half a mile emtslialpg
four of . Dawson's team, and the ease number of J. Os-
home's. T. Dawson hoe Herne (the Anne l'age colt),
Broedlands (the Ceptious colt), the Elkedalee dam colt, and
Swale ; while J. Osborne has Mark?, the Spider, Spread
Eagle, and Old Times. I should not presume to know the
stable secrets of such a clever division,. but if Old Tines is
the representative, I should be inclined to think they were
likely to win and that Knoekburn is ea capable of upsetting
them as anything else.
With curb moderate cattle opposing her for the Lancashire
Oaks, for three year old title., one mile and three-quarters,
The journey could not possibly harm Blink Bonny, as
she could win very easily, but if it is thought
the setae course to keep her at home, the Sister to
Jesuit, with her slb allowance, ought to hold safe Augury
and Madame Cliquot.
The Boutin& Testimonial Handicap, one mile and a ball,
has 31 subscribers; but not more then • dozen interests are
represented among them, the hliddleham stables baying
Enemies, Magnifier, Wiirdermareke, Sprig of Shillelagh,
Sneeze, Commoner (all T. Dawsoes), Saunterer, Mongrel,
end Black Tiffsny Of these I have the greatest faith in
the pretensions of .Warderinerske, and there is warmly any-
thing to beet him at the weights if be is fit, Apathy re-
adying sib. from him, is his moot awkward eppment ; and I
shall stand on the two to beat the field.

The Middlehani stables only own three out of the four-
teen engaged in the Mersey Stokes, for 3-yr olds, half •
mile; Terrific, Breedlends, and Old Times, Terrific having
the strongest claims to the honour cf representing them;
but she is not half good enough to contend with Polly
Peachum, who will carry home her 3lb penalty with little
trouble, York, similarly penalised, being capable of racing
with Terrile for the second money.
Foe the second day (Thursday) there are but two items
closed, the Mile Sweepstakes for all ages hating an entry
of nineteen, with the 2-yr-olds in • large marlty the
weight. being all in favour if they can stoy. Middl•ham
has nearly half the entries, for Swale, the PAlerdale'e dais
ally, Gunboat, Terrific, Night Ranger, Sprig of Shillelagh,
Saunterer, and Sneeze all hail from that quarto., Mr. Jack•
sou owning the live last mentioned; but be will have to
start the best of his lot (Saunterer), and then he will not be
able to compete successfully with the Princess Royal, who
only reluisto a careful rider to carry her home. Flacrow, I
am afraid, will not be able to give such et 2-yr old as ;be
PAWN, the weight he is required, or he is very fast foe the
_ _ _

The Liverpool Cup, two miles, has en acceptance of 37,
and butoe, 4 yes, is nattered with being the top-weight es -
captor at fiat 121 b (rained from feet 216). The weight would
stop him were be ever so fit, and the running of Prizefighter
with him in Ireland makes it uncertain whether he
weld not best the English gentleman at the we' to
they hays here. 1 comsat pled to a partiality for either,
and the first neer I tratenegislo running down the list cs
Regerthorps, 4 yrs, 7st Mhtme very lenient weight when it is
taken Into amount that be gave the next one to him—Ma-
lacca, 4 yrs, let 716-361 b, and best him for staying in the
last Ceserewitch. The horse has not been in the beet of
trim all this IMAM • but he was never so well treated before.
Hie race with Aleppo at Stockbridge would lead us to sup-
pen that the horse " hurt his back," and hence hie defeat ;
hat there was something wrong beforehand, or the Ruble
weld never have allowed Aleppo to be made the beet
favourite. I can recollect that Artillery "hurt his back"
In the Derby of his year; but he could beat
Forbidden Fruit efterwania, and ran second for the
Leger, and Itogerthorpe may have rerevered himself even
more suddenly it his party are favoured with an opportunity
of getting their money on here. The Maid of Derwent,
4 yrs, let 716, moat improve equally an euddenly to better the
running she showed at both Carlisle and Woreeeter, and it
I. not improbable that she will be reserved for ceonething
later in the seamen. Mongrel, 3 yr*, Est 131 b, may be backed
as freely as his owner chooses ; but I shall not be one of bis
follower with such a weight, sad it steince me that Rioeber,
same age and weight, ought to be sent to the poet while awn
s horse as the litcm. considered to have a chance.
There is some excuse for Grey Pyrrhus, 4 yrs, fat bib,
having followers, so he does not require to be an extraordi-
, nary good horse to be about the mark, and despite the strong
. given to Newton-le-Willows and Pnrefighter, 3 yve,
61PV. each, I must put him down to hold them safe. I
cannot see a probable starter worth pausing at between the
Prizefighter and the Bashi-Bszouk, 3 pre, fat 41b, who in se
nicely weighted that hie "trial" must to all "gammon" if
he cannot win bare, His public performences are good
enough to give him the palm, for et Liverpool Spring he ran
with Mary at little lees than weight. for age for the Cup,and
did he meet her in this race et Cup weights, we
should sea M in at Sat, which would make
her s "certainty" on paper, se she best Pantomime,
giving him 31b, in a canter, the week following Liverpool ;
and many suppose the old horse to have a chance here with
fist 21b, but on public running the Bashi-Basoule has some
101 b the best of 'him, and his private doings ate even more
extraordinary, for the stable dream of his winning the St.
Leger. Janet, 3-yes, let 121 b ham a chance, if ever she bad
one this season, se eke meet. Pantomime et 10lb better terms
than when she ran so close to him at Newton; but I mom
look to lighter weights to find the conqueror of Buhl-
Bazook, end three meet likely to run err, Waiver, 3 yrs,
bat 10Ib ; Sir Humphrey, Moose, and Relapse, 3 yrs, bet fib
each; Lints, 37rutist ; endows of Meagre. Barber and Salon's,
' Hazalst, :yrs, Ilb, and Queen Bees, 3 yrs, 64. Of

these, Relapse and the Queen only find favour with me, and
ilio lour has performed the took eet her in private an
• rly, , !hat lem =Weedy sersitieg the money Wog sect
itito thr market; fur, without that, she will not win. My
present ideas are that eke or the Bashi liazouk must win;
and if 1 have reasons to alter my derision, 1 shall not be
*Raid to state them when 1 touch on Fridays races in your
iiiipree.i,n of Thursday next.
July 10.

METEOR.

MEETING OF THE JOCKEY CLUB.
The annual general meeting of the Jockey Club was hell
at Newmarket on Wednesday last, July 8. Present Loa/
Zetlend, Lord W. I'owlett, stewards; Duke of Beaufort,
Mr. S. it. Batson, Lord Clifden, Mr. Oreille, Mr. Lowther,
Mr. Ntrill, Mr. Payne, Admiral Roue. The stewards ao-
Etaintrd the meeting that they had received a letter from the
arl of Derby, in the object of which they fully concurred,
but as a .rental meeting of the club was so men to take
pl.tce, they had thought it better to submit the matter to
or ding before taking any further steps. The (atria'
was read :

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St. Jetues'e-square, June 30, 1057.—My Lords,—lt hag
laconic a subject of general observation and regret that the
ameba of men of station and position who support the tnrC
is mulually diminishing, and that an increasing properties
of fuzee in training is in the hands of persons in an inferior
paition, who keep them, not fur the purpose of evert, but se
mere instruments of gambling. 1 am aware that it is not
in your lordship. power to apply a remedy to the acknow-
ledged evil ; but I conceive that there are occaaiens is
which it is within your power, and if so, I ves-
ture to think that it in your duty,, as stewards of
the Jockey Club, to exercise a wholesome influence n the
character and respectability of the turf. You deter
any man, whatever his position in society, from keeping race
horses; nor do I recommend a ye:Jaime and Inquisitorial
scrutiny into the character and conduct of those who do so
but when am cmg their nunibir are found theee against whose
daertnt aura of disgraceful fraud and dishonesty have bees
legally established, it appears to me clearly within your pro-
ear to stamp them with your reprobation, and to
exclude them from emaciation, on an equal footing, with the
more honourable eupporters of the turf. Such a case for
your interveotien bee, I think, arisen out of the late trial of
'Sidebottom v. Adkins," in which a sum of above o,ooof.
haa Lees recovered from the defendant, on the avowed ground
that it bad been won by cheating with loaded dire. I cannot
but think that thin ie a cue which it concerns the honour of
the Jockey Club not to peas over in silence; and it would
affonl me great satisfaction to learn that you had taken it up
in your official capacity; but in the event of your declining
to do tin. I have to request that you will lay the letter before
the Jockey Club at their next meeting. And as lam doubt-
ful whether I may be able to attend the July Meeting, end
certain that I cannot do se on Wednesday, I will thank you
to give notice, on my behalf, of the following etiolation
• • That the Jockey Club, having taken into their consi-
deration the facts proved in evidence in the late case of
Sidebotton. v. Adkins,' direct that Mr. Adkins be warned
off the heath at Newmarket ; and that no horses of whisk
he may be in whole or in pert owner be allowed to run ea
any ground over which the Jockey Club exercise jure-
dice n."

•• I h..-.e the honour to be, my lords, your obedient ser-
vant, (Signed) " DBAHT.
" To the Stewards of the Jockey Club."
It was unanimously agreed—" That the resolntien eat-
tain-sl in Lord Derby's letter be adopted, and that hie lord.
sine's ',Ater be published witNtbc minutes of this meeting."
Bead vcd—" That notice be given to Ignatius Fronde
!lock not to come upon the racecourse or exercise ground at
New. market."
The accounts of the last year, approved by the stewards,
were presented and passed.
His Grace the Duke of Beaufort was appointed a steers/4
of the Jockey Club, in the plain of the Earl of 'Zeeland, who
retiree by rotation.
Reed That rules Nos. 42, 43, 44 end 45, on the
sublet t of trials at Newmarket, be reeeinded."
B.iiived,—" That in Sweepstakes and Plates where it is a
condition that winners shall carry extra weight, or that
beaten horses shall be allowed weight, horse, ahall not be
liable to the penalty for winning a match, nor be entitled to
the allowance for having been beaten in a match, whether
matches are specially excepted by the published conditions of
the race or tot.'
_

Resolved,—" That in rule 69 the worna • It u ezpected
that' be omitted.

On the motion of the Duke of Beaufort it was resolved—
" That a Handicap State, .rish money added by the Jockey
Club vbiaiet h. caisolished for Wcdneeday in the July tutet-
tog, hie conditions to be settled by the stewarde."
Th. Earl of Zetland was appointed a member of the
&Wire Fund Committee, iu the place of Lord H.
Lennox, who retires by rotation.
The committee for the eusuitty veer oonsiste of—The
Marquis of Anglesey, Lord W. Partite, the PA° of Beau-
hirt, Stewards of the Jockey Club; Mr. Oratwicke, Mr.
M. Sreinley, Lord Glasgow, and Lord ZetJand.
Adjourned.

BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—Fathss.

LIVERPOOL CUP.
to 1 agst Bashi Basonk (t)
to 1 Prizefighter (t)
100 to 8 Nowton-k-Willows (t)
14 to 1 Grey Pyrrhus (t)
14 to 1 Lima (t)
20 to 1 °Miser (t several times)
GOODWOOD STAKES.
10 to 1 agst Rosati (t)
12 to 1 Martinet (t)
100 to 7 Relapse (t)
100 to 7 Fisherman and Van Dunck coupled e,t)
20 to 1 Somerset (t)
2.5 to 1 Hobgoblin (t)
600 to 20 Aleppo (t)
GOODWOOD CUP.

6to 1 attetAtttOn (t freely)
9to 1 Florin (t freely)
12 to 1 Fisherman (t)
1.5 to 1 Fazraletto (t)
ST. LEGER.
3 to 1 apt Elba 13onay (t)
3 to 1 Ignoranma (t)
20 to 1 Cy dney (t)
25 to 1 OakU (offers to take)

ODIHAM RACES—FRIDAY.
Tom Orono,' Ilanoirsr 1111011. 3 ft, silk 40 ad led . arias
malahr7fLrtzianer. Tbs arvond to nye bis stake. Oa* of:le and a
M. T. tkersissb Maid., by Phoates•Ballash. 4 yrs, 74 .
Mr (I.aodi Vol.ean 57R SA sb. D. II mbeal
Mr Mellistes Hnustagton. 3 pa, . .
Tas Sr...ALP,. Bream of 6 son. sock row 2.5 addpl, r, two art
three Iry old.; ratan prosaic:. and aDowaarea Tbe aloorr to he
.46 for.) son. Three...men of • =lle. 14 alba)
Mr. T. Stennis Banality, by ilhooom. 3 yr% 94 ,Tateol 1
Mr. C. Pnundens Monnion, 2 yrs. 74 31b ..... Land) 1
Mr. J. IT Mums'. s yro, Sst Illb . . . .... noshes, 3
To• lIAIIOIt PUTS of 50eon. alandlcop), for ED .R About or
none.
Webb'. Entrap, by Caayugbaro, 4m, 74Mb (Prior) 1
Mr. H. Lands Amalla. 3 ps. . ...13. Land)
Mr. 11 Drewlttb 7IM4MR 3yra„ ist ............ll.lb Yordasmi
To. Ulnae PUTS of 2 PR 15anded. for :•yr-ol.tounli
operarb. AbOttt one mile Ind a quarter. IS snbal
Mr. T. Onddardb 11.01.14 3 Po IMO. 74 lib • • • • • • • troz
Mr. J. Wilibanns Pm, 3 71. 10/.., Pt lab
Mr. Day's Deb./t,3m taw ), 74{16 WWI 3

CRICKET.—SURREY COUNTY V. NORTH or
ENOLAND.—Thix match was continued yesterday, at Kea.
nington Oval, amidst a very large concourse of persons. The
batting of Stephenson, the new practice bowler at Lord's, om
the part of the North, received great applause for his AN
hits, being so fine an innings as any in the match. It le
the custom of the Surrey Club, when a man distinguishes
himself, friend or foe, to award something for his serviceig-
on this erection nothing could exceed the fielding of Surrey,
Mr. Burbidge especially. The wicket keeping of Lockyes
was excellent, and throughout the match some of the Ana,
play was exhibited. The following is the more ,—Surreys
let innings, 226; 2nd innings, three wickets down, M.
North of England, let innings, 81; 2nd innings, 178.
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On Monday the North and South Cricketers play
at Lord's; and on Thursday the Stingy and Sussex play st
return match at the Oval ; the Marylebone Club and Oronal
a return match with Kent, at Gravesend; and Twenty-twO
of Uppingbam face the All England Eleven. Grandy'sluok
noconipanie4 him from Lord's to the Oral last week, as he
contributed fttly-eix to the score,by which the Players, with,
ten wkiete to go down, boat he Gentlenien. This week,
however, hie luck vanished, and he only scored five on the
part of England, when it beat Kent and Sussex by thirteen

The Thames appears to have more than its wonted
share of rowing flztures neat week, as no less than five re-
gattas or racer come off on Monday, two more en Tuesday, MI
one on Friday and Saturday—the latter being the Royal
Thames Yacht Club Bailing match for cutters tram Erithie
the Chapman and back. Cork Harbour Regatta is alma
tilted for Tuesday and Wednesday, and the Clyde Modd
Yacht Club Regatta at Large for Friday.

CoNTOCATlON.—Yesterday the two 110118C3 of the
Clergy of the Province of Canterbury met at Wettininster.
The badness transacted wee almoet exclusively of • formal
character, each u the prweatatioo of reports, giving notices
of tuotiona, &e, At the end of the day's sitting ths.l;gps•
House adjourned and the Lower Howe was prorattael,. • ,
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