The Express.
London, England, 1857-10-26 00:00:00

TO ?Ht tDI7OII. OF TYE 111XPHEMI.

BM—The list of events to be got through at the
Newmarket Houghton Meeting is a meet extensive one and
hey sad corn considerations well doubt liers noon ante hun-
dreds of animate to put in an appearance at this, the Lod
legitimate gathering of the warm. Sin days' roving is& very
long hieing., and if the fifty-nine items in the list ell pro-
duce contrets there will be scarcely breathing time
allowed far those who leave town en Monday till
they reach it spin on Saturday evening next.
There are to be some important propoeirons brought forward
lurkag at. meeting, with an idea of confining betting almost
earlorsively to the post; but that my Lord Glasgow's sweep-
ing reesuire will roceivemuch serious attention 1 bee leave to
doubt. If the idea of Lori Derby Is carried out, not to ac-
knowledge be:s made on handicaps previous to the publica-
tion of the weights, that will be a step in the right direction.
So little attention,however, ',is paid to the resolution passed
by the committee of Tattersall e, which made only certain
revs .p., that it seem useless for the point to be argued, es
both layers and takers can be found to make p.p. bete
en the most insignificant races, end if they wish
to make • special agreement at the time a bet is
keeled, what law can prevent them? The only risk
ma Is the winner having no remedy supposing the lime to
roam raying ; but there is small fear of that; even if one
mild be Stood to act so dithunourably the delinqueot
would be • marked man, and if he could not be expelled the
mete elide, be world find hie " occupation gone." Fir
helior meek' it be for the evil resulting from epecoteflig ea
I. ode me' to work its own cure, and the public have may
to beep a " black list" of those gentlemen who are in the
habit of twinging their horses into the market without an
idea of starting them, and to avoid them in future, kw the
practice would then prove • losing one, and be dropped is
terthillquerri.
The Cambridgeshire is the sum total of Tuesday's closed
limo, and the short coulee, one mile and • 1. diatoms" (240
yowls), renders it one of the most open moss of the year.
The entry was large, the acceptance over the average ;(which
it deserved to be, out of contAlmmt to the clever heothmp),
and lb. fiad, despite the numerous 'metal,'" will um sa-
mba any Wlmg off, judging from the large number of
animals en the spot. Saunterer, 3 yra, may be allowed to
run, mu under his tremendous welghL a penalty making
it Pat 12Ib ; but a fast horse like Hubble Noble could
not win with 7tit 1116, and Samtenr isnot of a ',Kb oupci ler
clam to him. Theodora, 4 yes, Sot 41k, will bee useful mare
for the fielder.. foe the is within racing weight, and her tarn
of speed might enable her to make the pate too goad for
many of her opponents. Whether she will have enough
left in her for the severe finish is the only matter she gives
room for • doubt. She is evidently In for, me at the feat
meeting she gave Flyaway 10th and beat her rather cleverly.
At Eghaw she gave Emulator (always um of the front lot
for !Meese:mach) 181 b and a two lengths hunting, and the
winner of that race Monet consequently much the host of the
weights with her. She meets Emulator on the same lanai as
at Lgharo, and as the latter's party axe sweet, Theodore's
have even greater reason to be so. At Brighton she was
antes, but her Steward's Cup running at Goodwood wee good
enough if the min half mile does not stop her. Commotion,
3 yralist Ilb, is another heavy weight who is likely to attempt
• feat no three-year old has yet performed ; but if he hoe a
chance, what must that of hldlle. de Chantilly be, who beat
him fur speed at 131 b for the Emperor's Prim at Chantilly,
and got home as soon on the two miles, and now rewires
261 b from him P Komi, 5 yes, 7st 1016, may show ; but she
had not pees enough in the race just moiled to live with
Mademoiselle at INIL difference, and she here gives 2116.
Kestrel, 1 yrs, let 91b, will be at home over the distance, and
as she wee close up to Theodora at level weights at
Goodwood, she ought to get home first of the two this time,
Odd Trick, 3 re, 7st 41b,'
showed 1111 what floe speed he pm-
amid ia the Cmarveriteb before, which rem he had done
but little work for weeks, and hie 91b schildoml weight
here is not moldered milk:tient by his omelet. stop him iv
his °award caner. Malacca's performance lest year in both
rims proves the great judgment of Mr. Parr, and the Gad
Trick shall be well looked after by your humble eervont.
Fanny Grey, 5 yro, fist 91b, is in the 68.1-310 interest , but if
she ran it would only be to waist him The reunion, 4 yr*,
let, has within the Let few hours become very II fishy" le
the market, sod her stablecompan on, Babylon, 3 yrs,
6,t, is said to have given her the asp el,
,grain at level
stights. TIM is something too good to swallow at
once ; but at the lathe time " the roomy" wears
likely to fall close on Rae heals of the nport of Babylon's
eoperiority, and if the neat twenty-four Lours should see a
heavy commission in the market to Lack the law, which I
anticipate may be the case, then will he be entitled.. respect,
and he ought to prove the winner. His performances ere
only respeeMble, the best being that at Doncaster, where he
ran a dose ram with the Sprig of Shillelagh on • shot
course, and the latter ha, rented all before him lathe Pieter
country mire ; but Lady Hercules wee too clone to the pair,
giving Babylon 131 b, for that to stand for much, as how lady-
chip would have as good a chance as he with 6m bib.
Primes herself would be as good en ally as I ehould
require, as she gists El Hakim but Mb ter the defeat.
In the Cestarewiii h, nod from the pace she exhibit of during
the first part of the nee, that Is hardly oath lent to mike the
reverts' id' their pwitiono owl • certainty as the El Hakim
party believe it to be. Whistlin.g Willie (let, Dervish), 6
yre, Set Illb, is thrown in, and if there is any of his old turn
of speed left in him he will justify the confidence that many
place In him; but for toy pert I Ilk° not perched-up home,
end it would not astonish roe to tied hie etablco outpaces,
Bird-in-the-Hand, 3 yrs. tat 11th, se eirsord at the finiek.
Bashi-Baneuk, 3 yrs, fiet 131 b, has not appeared rime
woo the Liverpool Cup so cleverly, • slight lam-
noes et the lam moment preventing him putting to
e for the Denesater St. Leger; but
tliliweaMewhena: for
of time for him to get mend,
arid the striking out of Tasmania mikes it pretty estate he
ie much superior to her at the weights. The rover, though
ehirt, lea werere in*, and there is no three-year-old better
adapted to it than he, while bus weight is not heavy enough
to t him beating many of the present Levoutitee Lord
Irdrs present him beating many of the present f,.vourltee Lord
Clffde baa three strap to his bow in Simony, 6 yes, 7st ;
lAyola, 3 yes, Set 1216; and the Beeswax wilt, 3 yrs, Eat 21b.
The latter wes relented to have met with an socident mien.
enough to preemt his Mating fee the Comewiteh, aid one
of the others, perhspe Loth, will have to do the honour..
Zuyder Zee, 3 yrs, Got 1216, sill be one of
the many running fur the " off chance," and the
present epportuaity lie has of displaying his speed ought
not to be thrown away. Emulator, 4 re, 6M 12M, was not
far behind Fright, same age and weight, la the Costrewitch ;
het he appem. hound to succumb again, end Fright has
done inch good work since that he ought to be se neer the
winner ae he was to that nen Vision, 4 re. 6st 1116, is an
good looking se we (mild expert to find • Russian. sad if
bin diepoeitson were not eo vicious there would be plenty of
grind indges ping for him ; hut all Investments
the
Eim
might be thrown away by hie indinposition to leave post
with the rest eel the field, and few will run such a risk—ar, at
least, 1 meet not. If he gets army with the ethers, I tin
likely to wink 1 had turned venturemme. Rosa Boehm 3
yre, Set 10th, has not Lam so freely supported sloes her
owner gave her backer. etch a awful hint ; and even if be
Amid Wart her she has something to do to carry home tot
1016 In melt emnpeny so that of Ceres, 4 re, Oct 91h, and
El Hakim, 3 are. bet elb. The former was me of them who
embed materially to make the pare for the Cesarewitch
mond, and her moires at the and of thie spin must be a
better one than that ehe then obtained, for she was aearly
'flinched down dunng the nice. M. Dobler and Dusty MMer,
3 yrs, 6st 71b each, apparently received their guide• in the
Cewarewiteh, the latter having enrolls 121 b to carry ; but H.
Dobler mug not he Mood against, se his defeat might have
been a mistake. Peeping Tom, 3 yrs, Sat 6th, boa been
beaked foe stable monel ; yet the ardour of his
ppririy has cooled on hie defeat by Apathy for the
. Handicap last week, and they may now turn
their attention to Bay Hilton, 4 yrs, fist 10Ib, who has ell.-
peeved but once thin season, and then to make mooing for
Teel in the Chester Cop. Relapse, 3 yrs, flat 51b, Is to make
en effort to recompense her party for their diorpoiintment at
Diameter, and If her "trial" is correct there must be some
chance foe them. Mientiorima, 3 re, Set 61h, and Mille. de
Chantilly, 3 yrs, Got 31b, are, however, entitled to a greater
share of respect than anything else near the weight,
Homiest= has never been in form yet, for the first time
she ran she was not half prepaidend whet she swami this
year she WWI SO dead emirs that her winning was out of the
quentioe. She is now in the bent d health, sad the work
.he has recently Mao. Las en satisfied her trainer, end her
owner hr barked her for such a stake, that she meet be bid
about winning, and her friends bony inerram in number as
anon se they yet a sight of her on the eget Mill,. do
Chantilly has done quite sufficient to witisfy her owner nod
the public, and but for the stoppage in her work a few days
bre It she would here been mask heat favour:le. She takes
kindly to it, however, at Newmarket, and I Mall still
saws to hr as ass af the beet things on paper that France
hes awe slat en Demboyne, 3 yrs, Est 1016. IA the best the
Irish ean Gad; but Len, same ego sad weight, Is to be
Cfrdand he la one of the 100 1 division not to
to
allghted. The MAI eott, 3 re. Est 1016, ie seemly
thought of now ; but the forward positron he maintained for
the greater part ol the Crearewite h distance will cause his
owner to Ist him rue for the homey that ie on and cennot be
Meted. Tricolor 3 yrs, Set filb, I. to represent W. Daj.
shade, safer as tie money is (scummed ; and if such animals
as St. Glee, 3 yen, let 1116. and Gleminger, 3 yrs. Cat 1:411o,
give way for her, it is a. well to pay her some little reepect.
Hs running this year would make her but moderate; set
ss a 2-yrold she was above second-elms, sod it is only her
dirplays of temper at times that make me give up
asala light weight. Cyrene, 3 yr., Set 716, has done
se well at horse that the is to carry all before
her; and with such a mare se Beechnut, 3 yrs, fist 71h, to
peat her, mischief mutt be expected. Her sateeedents
seerepsetable, and she is decidedly the hat looting
ef fieiftermerhat team. Queen Bess, 3 pa, fist 10Ih,
lies dens wisdom in Scotland; but Mr soma d.y.,
there betrays the fact that she likes a
iMenes, sod she has Seethe, to Wet El Haim on
Ids, esd Prime. nn 91b, worse terms than before. I have
wiew milked every animal likely to run with any mem
an; MI e I may not have mentioned the whole strength of
ati geld. Abother half-a dines may show, sleeted hem the
faihmellgi—Cave Adullam, 5 y re, Sot 81b; Sluggard, 3 Ins,
Barter, t ore. and Eloquence. 4 yrs, Get • Nereus, 6yer,
beta; Prestbury. 4 yen, he toll.; Daisy, 3 yrs, est lltb;
Sydney, 3 re. let 51b ; and Artillery, 4 yrs, Ist tub.
Id dw the movements connected with the American
home% Babylon and Prioress, I should let the latter fight
out es nos with the French lady; but as our friends from
• lie now world seem to be attempting too much—for I cannot
isit the oil adage, "Between two stenos," !m.-1 shall
loob to the judge Laving to nodes Kassilaisis Mss.