The Sun.
London, England, 1864-09-20 00:00:00

The Newmarket October Handicap of 15 soya each, 5 ft,
with 100 added. AY. 111 subs.

Age et lb
Adventurer
Atherstone
Fair water
Magnum Bonum 5 8 10
Lawyer
Knave, The
Twilight
Liruosina
Johnny Armstrong 5 8
King of Utopia
Exchequer .. 5 8 7
Suburban
Deerfool
Vivid 4 8 3
Catch'em Alive
Queen of Spain
Blackd own
Blue Mantle 4 8 1
Despair
Monk a 8 0
Benjamin
Armagnac 4 8 0
Brick 4 8 0
Fantail
Tippler
Gladstone
Port Royal
Revolver
Oeiesander 4 7 10
Principal
Comet
Merry Hart
Welcome
Donnybrook 4 7 10
Scamander
Snmmeraide .. 4 7 9
Saccharometer 4 7 9
Balham 6 7 9
Leonora 5 7 8
Cantonnade
Prince Plausible
Accident
Bellman 6 7 8
Loiterer. a 7 7
Historian

Age st lb
Hollyfox
Grath ude
Bayard
Lady Francis filly 4 7 0
Skafington
Bradaraante
Jessie ....
Stockinger 5 6 13
Soumiso 3 6 12
Touch and Go
Newmarket
Algarsife
Canz matte
Dr Syntax 4 6 10
Harcourt
Tenerifia
Cripple (late Itu-
bens
Castle Hill 3 6 9
Tartar (late Baktit-
chi Serai)
Charlemagne
Watford..
Melrose
Peon
Planet .. 3 6 8
Privateer ...... .. 3 6 8
Welbeck
Vabalathus
Guerilla ..
Idler
Pearl Diver
Valiant
The Giant .. 3 6 6
Lucky Star
Battaglia
Countersign
Antoinette 3 6 3
Ethelred 3 6 2
Major! 3 6 1
Alabama
Wandering Minstrel 3 6 1
Cadeau
Heresy filly
Trap ... . 4 6 0
Brother to Rubini 3 5 13
Balornock
Olivia
Elmedale
D.,rraouse
Isca 3 5 7
Quarantine
Marigold
Lasgollen .. 3 paid
Cary
ophyllus
Asteroid paid
Asteroid ........paid

His Excellency 4 7 4
Beaver
Old Orange Girl
Tourist
Lapidist
Stockowner
Paris ..
Bacchus 3 7 2
Moulsey 3 7 2
Mountain Buck
Crochet horse
Sing George

Chantilly Autumn Meeting.

The two years old races on the Continent are but few, the
only events of that description until the present advanced
period of the season being a sweepstakes at Chantilly in the
spring, the Prix de la Ville at Moulins, and the Prix de
l'Avenir at Baden. With a race for two and three years
old horses, also at the last-named place. For that reason
the first day of the Autumn Meeting at Chantilly is looked
forward to with some interest, the two Criteriums, one for
two years old col s, and the other for fillies of the same age,
generally bringing out some of the best produce of their
year. Such was the case yesterday, and, notwithstanding
the threatening aspect of the weather, which settled down
into an almost continued rain throughout the afternoon, a
considerable number of persons were on the ground.
The business commenced with a race for 4-yr.olds, for
which favour was about equally divided between Nobility
and Guillaume-le-Taciturne. Mr Carter's mare had, how-
ever, to give the Stadtholdereseven pounds, in addition to
the sex's allowance, as a penalty for previous winnings ; this
was just sufficient to decide the race, as Nobility, after
making the running throughout, was beaten at the stands
by half a length. The colt's 2 yr-old race followed, and
brought out 14 starters, the Duke de Morny's West Aus-
tralian colt Clermont, the winner of the Prix de l'Avenir
and Prix do Carlsruhe at Baden, being favourite at the
short odds of five to four, which betting was proved to be
correct, by his winning by a length. The Prix de Sylvie,
a selling race, came neat, the winner, M. Aumont's Dame
Blanche being bought in by her owner for 4000 f, one half )
re-
verting to the race fund. The fillies' 2-yr-013 race same next,
and was won, after a very pretty contest, in which seven
of the horses ran abreast over a great part of the ground,
and to within a short distance of the judge's chair, when
M. Dalamarre's Anecdote, a half sister to Cantonnade and
Rouis Roussel, came out and passed first by a length.
Neither Clermont nor Anecdote is engaged in the Grand
Prix de Paris of 1865. Anecdote is entered for both Derby
and Oaks of next year, but not the Duke do ishrny's horse.
The business terminated with the great Chantilly prize of
10,000 Fr,, which was naturally looked upon as a certainty
for Vermouth, and the more so when it became known
salheenonello
that neither Dollar, Fille-de-l'Air, nor Straddle. would
start. M. Delamarre's horse was not, however, allowed
to walk ever for the money, as, among, otthheersN,i,inGneed:oonf
and Baronollo were brought against him ; the former
had not run since the spring, when he won the Prix
de Longcharaps at Paris, and was said to have vastly
fresh
hlear lead, and tried
meeting, but whose uncertain
ittmehmepprervrieadhlaSdstinaakcleewsaatyhtBetlihseince destroyed whatever chances he
twthuna
jockey, who, it was
more successful in overc • •
hoped, might be
.., owing his fracti-
ousness,
Vermouth's tactics of cutting down,r but after running two .
thirds of the distance with adel!iamlead of about ten lengths,
have had,Ged e wason
led off the course. Baronelle was as usual
unmanageable,
gsottaratevel;
and ran last throughout. The following
are details of the
he suddenly broke down dea la et and
day's proceedings :---
The Prix des Hares Imperiauxaf 5,000 fr, for four-yr-olds.
Entry 200 fr, halt-forfoit, Distarce, about 4,000 metres
(two and a half miles).
14 subs.
M. Schickler's Guillaume-le-Taciturne,llslbs (Mortimer) 1
Mr T. Carter's Nobility, 1221bs ............ (W. Carter) 2
Count de Lagrange's La Reins Bcrthe, 1121bs (C. Pratt) 3
M. Teisseire's Princet, 1151bs ............ (Claifney) 4
Betting-7 to 4 each agst Guillaume and Nobility ;5 to
1 each agst Princet and Be ine-Berthe.
Nobility led as far as the bottom of the hill the second
time going round, with Guillaume lying next. On coming
on to the straight, Di. sehickler's horse challenged her, ob-
tained the lead, and won by half a length. Reine-Berthe
was a bad third.
The First Critelium of 2,000 fr., for two yr old colts. Entry,
100 fr. Weight, 103Ibs. Distance, 800 metres, Twenty-
one subs.
Duke de Morny's Clermont .. .. (A: Watkins) 1
M. Roiset's Tancrede .................. (Bartholomew) 2
Count de Lagrange's Le Bearnais (C. Pratt) 3
Duke de Morny's lklonf or (W. Pantal) 4
The following also ran :—Prince Regent, Said, Rabat.
Joie, Carouge, Fits-lJuique,Vautour, Ambassadeur, Dont-
deua.Sons, Pot au-Roses, and Amphitryon.
Betting-3 to 2 eget Clermont, even agst Duke de Morny's
two, 6 to 1 agst Prince Regent: 7 to 1 eget Le Bornais, 8 to
1 agst Ambassadeur.
After one false start the lot got off in a line, the running
being taken up by Clermont, ' ranerede, and Ambassadeur.
At the booths, Ambassadeur could not continue the pan
and fell back, and Clermont headed Tancrede at the stands,
winning by a length. Lo Bernais was the third, three
lengths behind Tancrede ; Monitor fourth, Ambassadeur
fifth, Carouge sixth, and Fils-Unique last of all.
The Prix de Sylvie, a Selling Race, of 2,000 f, for horses
three-yr.olds and upwards, Entry, 1001; the winner