The Express.
London, England, 1868-08-25 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
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TATTERt3ALL;'B.—MownAt.
Althengh the muster at Albert-gate was • font, numerous one,
the we-et-diner proved rather tame, and for • long time welt
was the diruirlination to speculate, that it looked as though 00
betting would take place. Hulatersently, however, • little more
animation was shown, and in the end several transaction+ to
pod money were concluded. For the At. Leiter, The Fail met
with substantial support, 500 to 400 being booked in he favour,
Wither with several mailer bets, on the same term, ; and it
would, in feet, be impossible for any favourite to occupy a
steadier or healthier petition. Although use gentleman accepted
500 to 100 and 460 to 100 about King Alfred, there were offers
of 6to lin several quarters, and the last-named gm tatioa
may be regarded as more wally representing his market status,
the troth being that be did not go by any means well, and his
enemies far out-numbered he friends. The inquiries after
Formosa were few and far between, but although no one seemed
disposed to accept the IN offered, layers would not advance a
frattion beyond this price. Viscount was pretty freely supported
at 7to 1 and UM to lb, and also barked at even money against
Formosa, and taking into account the decline of King Alfred,
Mr. kott's colt occupied an nearly 1114 possible the poet of second
favourite. A growing disposition to bock Typhoeus evinced itself,
to to I being kindly accepted about him to a respectable amount,
while Restitution, preelting by the retruserestion of hie 'gable
companion, crept forward, anal after having all the M's to I ob-
tainable booked in his fainur found a friend at 1,000 to 30. For
the Derby the longest offer against Belbtdrum wash to I, • price,
however, which his ant rem did not seem deemed to swept.
Lailar and Portsmouth wen' equal favourite.' at 95 to I each, and
about Maisantello and kkhua 30 to I and 40 to I were rerpot
wed. ( loving pi it, ra. appended :

14T. LFMER.
sto 4 amet Mare-psis of liustings's The Earl ,t t)
ti to 1 Huron Resler hild're KingAlfsvl C.
9 to 2 and 6 to 1 bad been taken)
t to 1 -- Mr. J. thulium's Formosa io;
100 to I:'s Mr. J. Seottbi 'Viscount It)
20 to 1 Count Batthyanybc Typhoeus 3) •
tote to :at Baron Rothsehild's fforlitution t)
:0 even on Viscount v. Formosa best of 1,2, .1, Eels to
run ;t)
DERBY.
sto 1 agst Mr. Merry's Bellselrum ice)
2500 to 100 Mr. W. S. (newfurd's Pertemotell, ,t)
2(00 to 100 Mr. Cowan's laden (t)
750 to 26 Count lngrange'a Miunniello •,t)
1000 to 25 Mr. Padwick's Ethos )l)
BETTINU IN LONDON.—Morrnay.
(inc of the features of to-day's speculation was th.e....r.h.nt
position of Xing Alfred, whom offers gradually
from 9t02 to 100 to IS, it wit. only at the latter pi7CeMt
backers could be tempted to invest, and then but gingerly, as the
odds mentioned were quoted to the close of business. Meanwhile,
a mall commission was executed in the home's favour for a
place, at even money ; 60 to 40 was, however, ultimately laid, and
there yap evidently a screw loose somewhere. Viscount was, on
the other hand, in considerable demand, and although in the
early part of the morning 8 to 1 was laid, he quickly found friends
at a point lees, and left off exceedingly firm at 7to 1. Typhoons
proved again m request, and after 20 to 1 had been taken about
Min to a considerable amount, the highest offer forthcoming was
100 to 6. At the same time 10 to 1 was offered against him with a
start, and even money laid that he did start. Owen Sleeve did
not progress wry well, an 33 to 1 was laid against bee with some
alacrity, and the layer* offered to go on. At 40 to 1 each Resti-
tution and tit. Roman were well befriendel, and there appeared to
be yet more money in the market to aupperteach. The few trona-
actions on the C,earewiteli and Cambridgeshirre will speak for
themselves. Closing price.:
ST. LEGER.
5 to 6 apt King Allied (off, t6to 4)
100 to 15 Formosa (1)
100 to la King Alfred (t and off)
7 to 3 Viscount (t)
100 to 6 Typhoeus (off, 20 to 1t)
100 to 3 Owen Sleeve (t and ofil
46 to 1 Restitution (t)
40 to 1 —13 t. Roma (t)
10 to 1 Typhoeus, with a run (off)
6to 4 Alfred
AREWIT 1
2, 3 It, after even. had been t)
CESCH.
1000 to 15 emit Paul Jones (t)
1000 to 16 Rescue (t)
1000 to 10 Our Mary Ann (t)
CAIDIUDOESHIRE.
1000 to 10 art Our *fay Ann (t)
10000 to 6 Romping Obi for the Cemarewitch, and Michael
de Basco the Cambridgeshire t)
10000 to 5 Blueskin for the Cenarewiteb, and The Palmer
the Cambridgeshire t)
SCARBOROUGH HEETTNO.
Tom riseronc lista of 40 sovs. T. Y. C. (straight half-mile.)
('apt. MachelPagn,Oliver, by Stockwell—Maria, 4 yra, 9 st2lb
;Fordham) 1
Mr. T. J. Dinner*. Cape Clear, Syrs, eat 101 b (car Oat 111 b)
(M. Noble) 2
Mr. 0. Ringrose's f by Y. Dutchman or Colsterdale— Lady
Neville, 2 yrs, Mt 12Ib (Kelly) 3
The following also ran :--Seampster, Thankful, • Meteors and
Him Mass.
Betting 7t04 on Sir Oliver 3to 1 egg The Neville filly, and
4101 MA any ether. Won by three lengths. Two lengths
between second and third.
Ter. PI:INCE OE WALERN STAKES of 10 sous. each, half ft,
with 100 added, for two-old eche, int lib ; tithes, Oat 61h ;
penalties and allowances; the second to receive 90 soya. T.Y.C.
(shaight haU milt.) ;23 subs.)
Captain Mathell's Martyrdom, by St. Albans—Eulogy,
Pat Sib (ire. 71b ex.) (Fordham) 1
?di . Jark.on's Duchess of Athol, tist 3lb (Cameron) 2
31r. W. Feader's George Osteld.ston, flat 1011) (tradoek) 3
Number Nip also ran.
Betting: 4tol on Mertyrdom. Won by a neck, four lengths
between wend and thin!, bed fourth.
'fee TRIAL STAKE. of 5 sots each, with 30 added; weight for
age ; selling allowances, 6:e. One mile.
Waffle', by Ellington -Olive Branch, 2 yrs, Gat llb
(Jeffrey) 1
St. Andrew, 2 yrs, 5.4 Illb . 'Hudson) 2
Jenny Mills, 3 yea, Tat Illb _
Smith Nitch and Camillo also ran.
Betting : 5t04 on Waffles. Won by a length, half a length
between second and third. The winner was bought in for 245
guinea..
THE (iANTON TIAM.ICAP STARER of 10 ROM each, half ft, and
:tooly if deeland, with 100 added; second eared stake. one
mile and a half. (22 subs., two of whom paid S sow each.)
Sir Charles Legard's lied Palmerton, by Marionette—
Hubbub, 3 yrs, Get 511, (Jeffrey) 1
Mr. Dobson nd Flora,3 yra, fat 1211, Madsen) 2
Three per Cent. and Pretty John also ran.
Betting •. 6t04 on Lord Palmerston, and 2 to 1 art Flora.
Won by half a length; the othets did not par thepost.
Tut I,NREEPERA. liar lt of 40 SOM. added to • sweepstakes of
tire,. each ; weight for age; selling allowances. T.Y.C.
(straight half-mile).
Artichoke (late Roving Joo, by Rinaldo—Francesca,
Get (Kelly) 1
Bippona, fat 11Ib
Betting : 6t05 on liippolla. WOl2 by a length. The winner
was sold to Captain Peat for 47 ff..
Tag Lsgoomonerets err of 100 •ove., added to a sweepstakes
of 5 boss each ; second to receive 10 sot's ; three-quarters of a
mile.
Mr. A. Dunhill'. Elvis, by Lanbton—dam by
4 yin, Tat
Mr. Green ns Velma, 4 yrs, Est 121 b (J. Matt)
Mr. Fakrett's Edinbugh, 6 pro, bust blb(Osborne) 3
The following also ran :—Lozenge, Lady Sykes,
Percussion, and
Potafset.
Betting: sto 4 on Elvire, and 3 to 1 each ant Edinburgh and
Lounge. Won by three lengths; six lengths between attend and
third.