The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-16 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL HUNT CLUB MEETING

Wed"
The Liverpool Hunt Club held their Autumn Meeting on 054
nesday and Thursday last, on their beautiful little race.co
at Hoylake. The weather being remarkably fine and the nanrs
ber of horses entered for the various stakes large, attract;ise
considerable number of respectable persons. Two much Pri,ich
cannot be given to Mr. Topham for the able manner in " of
he discharged the duties of handicapper, starter, and elec.:,
the course. The following is the result of the various 111,70 s
The HOYLAKE CUP, a handsome Piece of Plate, added ',ice
Handicap Sweepstakes of 5 sovs. each, 3 soya. forfeit, tw
round and a distance. Over eight hurdles. ClatterboN_
Pizarro 2, Jack 3, Omnibus 4. 2 to 1 agst. Clatterbox, 3,14 j,
agst. Pizarro, and 4to 1 agst Jack. Clatterbox took the "
was never headed, and won easily by a length. „6,
The SHORTS HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES Of 5 Fors. e„1.9e1
sovs. forfeit, with a handsome Piece of Plate added, for nv,the
of all ages. Half a mile. The last horse to pay the stake °'aiso
second horse. Accident filly 1, Caurire 2. The followinfvest,
started :—Old Fox, Happy Queen, Gay Lad, Shilmalier 6
Sister to Fencer, Hieover, Young Liverpool, and Acciden'to 1
to 4 agst. Shilmalier West, 2 to 1 agst. Happy Queen, 3,6
-
agst. Sister to Fencer, and 10 to 1 agst. the winner. The Ate,
dent filly took the lead, and made strong running to the,....les
tance, when Caurire joined her, and after a very long streb",
the filly won by half a neck.
stegee
The TALLY Ho ! WELTER PLATE, added to a Sweep- oe.
of 10 sovs. each. Two miles. Smuggler Bill 1, Latitat
neral Sale 3. 5t04 on General Sale, 6to 4 asst. Smuggler „ Fill
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and 2to 1 agst. Latitat. Latitat took the lead for a mile a
half, when Smuggler Bill challenged, and defeated himce,
by a length'and a half. General Sale was beaten a diem"
never having shown i q the race. takes of

HELBEE PLATE of 30 sovs., added to a Svveeost.
5 sows. each, for horses of all denominations. One Mile-a" 0,1
-If. Minna 1, Rose 2, Shilmalier West 3, Young LiveT
"eer 5. Even on Rose,2 to 1 asst. Minna, 3to 1 ags"
West, and sto 1 3gst. any other. Shilmalier R est dle
I for a mile, when Rose went to the front, and led hot)
Minna, who laid in the third place throtigm
then challenged Rose, and won by a length.

distance

with a Fri°

The DEE .SELLING STAKES of 3 soVs. each,
added, was walked over for by Jack.

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THURSDAY. el.(el
The BIRKENHEAD HURDLE RACE, It Handicap ow,eP,strwics
of 5 sovs. each, 2 sovs. forfeit, with 20 soya. added•
round and a distance. Over eight hurdles. Clatterbox,„;.„arro•
2, Pizarro 3, Cigar 4. Even on Clatterbox, 2to 1 agst. ded,
and 3 to 1 agst. Clatterbox took lead, never was Lea
and won in a canter by a length. °Erg
The LIVERPOOL HUNT HANDICAP, R Sweepstake-,A,
soya. each, with 5 soya. forfeit,or only 2 soya. forfeit if ue'c'iool
to the Secretary, in writing, on or before the MondaY 1010
to the Meeting, by Twelve o'clock, with 40 sous. addekasl•
miles. Caurire 1, Latitat 2, Minna 3. Rose 4, GeneracTotildr,
5 to 4 on General Sale, 2 to I agst. Caurire, 3 to I agst. v". 1010
and 3 to 1 agst. Minna. General Sale led for a mile_and-."0
Caurire and Latitat then crept to the front, and a good
ensued, Caurire winning cleverly by half a length. • 500
The HUNTERS' PLATE, added to a Sweepstakes
each, 2 sovs. forfeit. Twice round and a distance. sr jig
Bill I, Measham 2, Hieover 3. 4 to 1 on Smugglers
made strong running, and won in the commonest cantrto
ginable. The winner is ten years' old, and considered
the best weight carrier, for two miles, in England.
The WALLASEY HANDICAP, a Sweepstakes of 5
2 soya. forfeit, with 25 soya. edded. Half-a-mile. GaY
Happy Queen 2, Sister to Fencer 3, Shilmalier West „cer,
port 5. Even on Happy Queen, 2to 1 agst. Sister to ee;'4oo
to 1 agst. Shilmalier West, and 5 to 1 agst. Gay Lad.„,'",,
Queen, who got well off, led to the distance, when u'ijor°
crept up, and a long and exciting struggle ensued, the
winning
EAS in th
OWEe last
STAKES stride b
of y a 5
sovs.'
each, with 20 50-
vs add, et
One mile. Happy Queen 1, Shilmalier West 2, Accident
Even on Accident filly, 6 to 4 agst. Happy Queen, en" .01,1 v.
agst. Shilmalier West. Accident filly made strong rill%
three-quarters-of-a-mile, when Happy Queen went
front,F and won by two lengths.
A ORCED HANDICAP Of 3 soya. each, for all the ~aflOn
and open to any horse that has ran during the Meetingol
mile-and-a-quarter. Shilmalier West 1, Latitat 2. Tb„eanee
ing also run :—Pizarro, Measham, Jack, Minna, HaPPIO,I
,
and Accident filly. 2to 1 agst. Latitat, 3to 1 agst. $
5 to 1 agst. Shilmalier West. The winner took the lel
won, hard held, by three lengths.

LATEST BETTING. barged
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TATTERSALL'S, THURSDAY.—Bay Rosalind was of t 4,
for the Champagne Stakes at 6 to 5 in the early part_ 4 to.,
afternoon, 5 to 4 was laid subsequently, and at the clos_Ve'dira
For the Great Yorkshire Handicap Antigone was ba,ta,
upwards of 'lOO at 9to 1, bnt closed at 10 to 1, lay to to Rif
betting on the St. Leger was almost entirely confine. 6 to
~,d
nandez, on whom upwards of £3OOO was laid out e.tice,l'e'i;
Aphrodite was quite out of favour, Mokanna, Coale, sslc.
Trickstress were in general favour for the Cesarewitc 0,4%1
the outlay on the last two was considerable. Closing,X); i,Ol
CHAMPAGNE STAKES.-6 to 4 agst Bay Rosalind (.to j"
agst Home-brewed (tk); 6 to 1 agst Augur (tk); 10
Wryneck colt (tk.) ,
ulo.
GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP.-3 to 1 agst Ca'cottatt
to 1 agst Cossack ; 8 to 1 agst Miss Ann ; 10 to 1 agl tO 1 dit
ST. LEGER.-6 to 4 agst Hernandez (tk, aft off); - to I
The Ban (tk 7to 2) ; 8 to 1 agst John Day's lot ; 10 flan.
Aphrodite (tk, aft off); 12 to 1 agst Newminster (tk, ,T).
PARK HILL STAKES.-300 to 100 agst TrickstressX., pft
CESAREWITCH STAKES.-10 to 1 agst Mokanna (rad Po
20 to 1 agst The Black Doctor •20to 1 agst The Gran g 4);
20 to 1 agst Confidence (tk); Doctor;
1 agseTrickstreSto t
agst
t o l Champion
ag
400 E tfroeellayg)B;
t3°Catnoel;
CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES.-20 to 1 agst Mokae- alt
stsir;c3h3artolesl(atkg)s.t Ger,s; to:
agst Garforth ; 40 to 1 agst Candlewick. to 1
-1 • (I,
DERBY.-10 to 1 agst Hobbie Noble (tk freely);
Home-brewed (tk); 40 to 1 agst Filing (tk). r
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MANCHESTER, FRIDAY.—So few members were t 0011
ante, and the business so limited, that comme° re 0 ote
superfluous. Calculator, Antigone, and Alonzo weichoreofte+'
request for the Great Yorkshire Handicap. TerPfit was
backed for the Cesarewitch Stakes at 20 to 1, b°
wards laid against at 33 to 1. Closing prices: i
~Itiatoitatfl;
GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP.-5 to 2 agst Ce,;•4oi,
Itk freely); 6to 1 agst Cossack (tk 7); Bto 1 aget (tog
8 to 1 agst Miss Ann (tk, aft off); 10 to 1 agst t
12 to 1 agst Antigone (off to tk); 20 to 1 agst KnOes 3 lot
to 1 tk); 25 to 1 agst True Blue (tk). 1 tiii;
ST. LEGEE.-5 to 4 agst Hernandez (6 to 4 tk 112'0000
agst The Ban (7 to 2 tk); 10 to 1 agst Aphrodite (0"13e00'040;
2 to 1 agst Sir J. Hawley's lot (off); 100 to 6 agslcoio
titer',
18 to 1 agst Lamartine (tk 20 to 1;) 8 to 1 age
.tfr
(tk); 100 to 3 agst Calculator (tk); 40 to 1 agst Fir"
40 to 1 agst Clasher (off). (tlw3o
r he." l);
ow, CUP.-50 to 40 agst Maid of Lae a It, ;ow,
CESAREWITCH STAKES.-11 to 1 agst Mokanti ado t ~,;
agst Terpsichore (tk, aft off) ; 25 to 1 agst Bee tlll
t
to 1 agst Sir
GE Charles (off).
4. Curl (25
CAMBRIDSHIRE STARES.-20 to 1 op.,
200 to 7 agst Boarding School Miss (tk)

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Mr. Thelluson has sold Falcon to Mr. geild.,.,a
JO
now in Dawson's stables. 110
yearlings' Lord Fglinton's Ervetho and Elspeth, year
Fobert's string at Middlehani. n 113 - 40
Icea
it 11 Sts
There are 73 acceptances for the Cesare
.0 to
for the Cambridgeshire. Irtal
iCeosopteorr,seosf. Newmarket, is engaged to train
bleNl‘lrri.a.Meeson has sold his St. Leger colt First

010'
Lord Westminster's two-year-olds Sister,oc.islrer-0
teller, and Legerdemain, have arrived at
'
ewmarket. -re

ctnso,snm,
ass
"hardownehri
to,f,
sNaomnectyi,mtneey '''''.,;l, en eoferet` d 0
ex-M.P. for Dublin for " a monkeY,' o's!er in 0 00101 4
mass
.111,'
obtaining possession of this flyer, as " he 0011/0
r owners iirtceilis coo. a of
ty to that amount, and paving him ono has been, otl _OO
splendid two year old Hobby Noble oa_Aentett,,,,,P,4
John Scott to Mr. Merry for the uoprece,ibursurprelp
lovs. The negociation was concluded
Lintel "1 et 1400
,wn brother to Eltbiron will be imme,..,,, anderftovee,
the care of Matthew Dawson to that of 7:: the t:cir
rd, under whose advice the purchase': noiltigte,‘„opliA
of .W3OOO Upon Goldfinder, for the I,e_i_`, sportiWoojef to,
h was the induction to the present gallon „ was_ biiii,„e
~ When three years old, Mr.. Batsoy,_4ing tU 0 ",i_l3,
ml his back upon .€lO,OOO for Plenipo, ITel.sey Ve'rhybe rt',
ade for sinister purposes ; and Lqrd.-,
ng the for t tily
to Mr. Gully for .4'5000 after his winnl,d not gas olidefe e
r. At four years old, The Flying
xpress covenant that Glenartney 5h0u0;_....,..an we .ea _ ttit
ut_ronexpcioice os
15, for the stud, at .4'7000, though blra„,, to re,.. la
e Doncaster Cup, induced the copay' Knaves lone' a
match, this spring, with Voltigeur, cuistands °
)v. Noble. in his two year eld price, _,

the turf.
EMI3EE,
RACING FIXTURES FOR SEPTE,---
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16 Eglinton-Par' Vjon• • „• • 10
16 Manchester Attn. „..,,,.
le Newmarket F.
-Severn 23 Saudbach .••• • • •
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