Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-29 00:00:00

MATCH FOR
Wanderer be

100, A.}

BETTING AT NEWMARKET
(BY TELEGRAPH.)

CESAREWITCII STAKES.

18 to 1 against Artless.
18 to 1 against Gaspard.
20 to 1 against Roman Candle.
20 to 1 against Clydesdale.
20 to 1 against Mooreock.
22 to 1 against Royal Sovereign.
30 to 1 against Borderer.
50 to I against Tunstal Maid.
150
toto
againstagain against
Gaspard
l 6 50 to 1 against Target.
LIVERPOOL BETTING.
4
16 to 1 against Artless.
20 to 1 against Clydesdale.
25 to 1 against Yorkshire Grey, offered.
25 to 1 against Moorcock.
33 to 1 against Compromise.
33 to 1 against Borderer.
50 to 1 against Oddfellow.
50 to 1 against Wildgrave.
66 to 1 against Lady Alice.
1000 to 10 against Koman Candle.

CHANTILLY (FRANCE) RACES
SUNDAY, Sept. 25.

The EMPEROR'S PLATE for £550,

Mr. T. Parr's Gaspard, by Daniel O'Rourke, out of Odd
Trick's dam, 3 yrs G. Fordham
arT: C. Pratt
n, 3 yrs Watkins
L. Snowden
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count F. de Lagrange's 'Black Prince, 3 yrs G. Pratt
Won easily by a length ; the others close up.

MR. R. TEN RROECIC..•-•1110RE AMERICAN RACEHORSES FOR
ENGLAND.- -The City of Washington steamer, which sailed
from this port for Liverpool on Saturday, took out two recent
purchases of Mr. Ten Broeck, to add to his present stable of
American horses now in training at Newmarket. They were
purchased of the well-known breeder of racing stock, A
Keene Richards, Esq., of . Kentucky, who is at present?!
England, and consist of the celebrated three-year g
Albion colt Sherritt, and a very fine-lookingll!ln..b,..:
Locomte, dam -by imported Glencoe, named
tor rpgpirie
Night, and which is consequently half sister
r snerritt in tkis
for Mr. Ten Broeck. The performances o
Lexington (Ker.-
' h order, as at the
which has lately been so successful on
country were of a very high Stakes, for thrc•
usociation.
tricky) Spring Meeting he won the .
seconds, 1 minute 41
year olds, mile heats, in 1 minute
}beating a field of eight
seconds, and 1 minute 46i seconds,halso won the Citizens'
horses. At the same meetnittty. mile heats, beating four
Stake for three year ,
°ide4conds, and 3 minutes 42 seconds.
gslii :due:
others, in 3 minutes 43ins, by imported Leviathan, out
stands 15i hands high, of a
remarkably strong quarters. He
of imparted Anne, 31
sorrel colour, w_it.har'4l,
li„;oieiiisnb
b'orse in England, as he has altoge-
will make a:caoan 1 ti
i ceof a horse noteasily to be stopped by weight,
ther the appear plainaish head, rood neCchk'anEdn
shown here that he possesses both speed and endur-
anceAN age he has .
. in an extraordinary degree. The two-year old is a nice-
looking condition for the voy
filly, with small head, and strong shoulders.
age, and it
is probable that we may hear of Sherritt making his debut on
the English turf at one of the Newmarket October gatherings
in some of the numerous handicap plate races then run for.
It is currently stated that the success of Mr. Ten Broeck in
England will induce many of our southern turf magnateiCto
, take out some of their best stock there next yea .:
T capitalhey w ebia.eckb
both in
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