The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-11-09 00:00:00

12 to 1 agst Mr. Bowes's West Australian—taken.

18 to 1 Duke of Richmond's Pharos—taken.
20 to 1 Lord Derby's Umbeel—taken.
20 to 1 Lord John Scott's The Reiver—taken

Mr. Armstrong has bought The Cutler, for 120 sous.
Lord Wilton claimed Eaton, for 25 soya., after winning
at Newmarket, and he has gone to Taylor's, Bretby.
Sir Rowland Trenchard has joined Stebbing's horses,
having been purchased by Mr. Morris for 200 soya.
Mr. Merry's horses will, in future, by trained by Wm.
Day, at Stockbridge.
Mr. Bouchier's brood mare Bodice was destroyed on
Sunday week, having broken her leg.
Lord Ribblesdale, having determined on retiring from
the turf, has advertised the whole of his racing and breed-
ing stud for sale in one lot.
Immediately after returning to Stockbridge, from New-
market, Young King sent all Mr. Shrimpton's horses out
of his stable.

Defaulters are to be warned off the race-course at New-
market, and in case of refusal, legal proceedings will be
taken against them.
Mr. Davis, the leviathan, has discontinued his betting
lists, and several other respectable parties also intend to
do so, whether the government bill for their suppression
be carried or not.

The celebrated steeple-chase horse Chieftain slipped up
in a singular manner, whilst running in the Worcester
steeple-chase last Wednesday, and injured his spine so
severely that death speedily ensued.
Lord Clifden's Feramorz, from whom the celebrated
jockey, Robinson, was thrown in the spring, nearly served
F. Butler in like manner, in his match with Doublethong,
at Newmarket, having narrowly escaped being thrown
into the ditch when the signal for starting was given.

The Jockey Club have determined upon publishing a
list of unpaid forfeits, with the names of the subscribers to
the stake, the name or description of the horse, and
the amount of the forfeit, in the sheet Racing Calendar,
after each Newmarket July and Houghton Meeting.
Lord Londesborough has returned to the turf. His
horses will be trained in private, and run principally in
the north. The Mayor of Hull, by Shawn Buidhe, out
of Zulima, engaged in the Don Stakes, and Tailcaster, by
Ithuriel, out of Miss Sarah's dam, in the Champagne
Stakes, at Doncaster, are his property.
At the conclusion of the races at Newmarket, the suc-
cess of Lord Glasgow elicited loud cheers from all present.
His lordship's horses were successful in five matches on
the last day, and received forfeit in another. He has been a
liberal supporter of the turf a great many years, with in-
variable ill luck, but it would seem that the tide of for-
tune has now begun to set in in his favour.
Mr. Bowes has named his chesnut yearling filly, by
Epirus, oat of Wiasma, Maesia ; ch f by Ratan, out of
Maid of Lune, Tortola; and his gr c foal, by Chanticleer,
out of Forget Me Not, The Bonnie Morn ; b c by Mel-
bourne, out of Mowerina, Aurifer; b c by Epirus, out of
The Flapper, Grxculus Esurieus ; and b c by Flatcatcher,
out of Maid of Lune, The Northern Maid.
The following horses have arrived at Mr. John Scott's
stables, Whitewall House, near Melton, to be trained for
their engagements :—Lord Derby's b c Dervish, by Cowl,
out of T;ickstress's dam ; Lord Derby's b c by Ithuriel,
out of Tour de Force ; Lord Derby's ch c by Orlando,
out of Verbena ; and Mr. A. Nicholl's b c by Galaor, out
of Misconception.