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each; closed with Hfty-three subscribers. The race
was won by Rayioj

eaon coseu WIN nfty-three SUBSCRIBERS. me race
The following is the summary:-Mr. Saville's br. T.
Ra, oh, i the Duke OF Beauford's br. c. vauban, q
yanban and two to one against Ravioli.
The seco, y race was for the Grand Duke Michael
stakes OF fifty soverelgns each for three year olds
started The race - as won by Athena.
The following is tn, summary:-The Marquis Of
Hastings Athena Il Couh de L sS NOR y,
Iemer, 2; Mr. Bowes The BY .; Inc marquis u
The 6ettng Just previous to the raSe was about as
against Mortemer five to one against the SPY and
four TO one against See Saw. -.
Inc third race was for the Hopeful stakes OF foiy
soverelgns for two year Odds, the second horse u
receive lity soverelgns out OF the stakes; closed
VAIN thirty subscribers. Five horses started. The
The following is the summary:-The Duke of New
castles castles Abstinence, |; Mr.. W. 8. Crawfurd's b. f.
Juahlta, 2; Count Batthyany's b. c. Thor,
The betting was very even, being two to one
against Abstinence, two to one against Juanita and
The fourth race was for the Bishops Hall stakes
Oh loo sovereigns each, for colts; closed with i've
s Mns The race was won by the favorite,
The following is the summary:-Mr. O. Alex
ander's b. c. Meteor, 1; Lord Falmouth's Strom-
NJ, The betting before the race was two to one on
The next race was for the Trial Stakes, and was
The following is the summary:-Mr. Chapn's YES
pasan, l; Baron Rothschilds Hippia 2; Mr.. Flem-
The betting was two to one on vespasian, 1--WE to
one against Hippia and five to one against Van Am
burg. Seven horses started.
The last and most exciting race was for the Great
Eastern Handicap. Eighteen horses started The
The following is the summary:-Mr. J. Dixon's
SSnowdrop, i Duke of Iamilton's Leonie, 2; Sir f.
The favOries beaten as the following table Of
Dettlng VIII indicate, and much money changed
hands.--Ien to one against Snowdrop seven TO one
against Leonie. twelve to one against Historaine.
Second Days Sport.
LONDON, Sept. 90, 1868.
At Newmarket to-day the first race was for the
second year Of the Twentieth Trienn!al Produce
stakes, of ten sovereiens each closed with nftyve
subscribers. Eight horses started. The race was
won by Samson.
The following is the summary:-Mr. J. Jacksons
CHI c. Samson, Il Baron Rothschilds b. I. Nyanza, 2;
The following is the betting just previous to the
race:-Four to one against Samson, three to one
against Nyanza and eight to one against CitrOn.
The second race was for the Biennial sweepstakes
OF 500 soveregns each 200 forfeit each subscriber to
beers; Five horses started. The race was won by
Lord Glasgow's b. c. by First Flight, dam by Y.
Melbourne, out OF Maid OF Masham.
The following Is the summary:-LOrd Glasgow's
b. Co. Duke Of Beaufort's c.. by Glenmasson out Of
Figtree 2; Duke of Newcaste's Tenedos, 8.
The betting before the race was six TO one against
Lord Gasgow's colt, fifty to one against the Duke OF
Beauforts colt and even on the Duke Of Newcastles
The third race was for the St. Leger stakes Of
twenty-five sovereigns each, with 200 added for three
year ods the owner OF the second horse to receive
fifty sOvereIgns, and the third to his stake;
closed with fOrty-nine subscribers Seven horses
started The race was won by Restitution.
The following Is the summary:-Baron Roths-
child's Restitution l. Marquis Of Hastings See Saw,
2; Lord Zetland's Dr. c. Geant des Batailles 8.
The following was the betting before the race:-
Ten to against Restitution, ten to one against
See Saw four to one against Lord Zetland's colt.
The last race was for the CRANKY stakes OF thirty
sOvereigns each; closed with fifteen subscribers.
Six horses started. The race was won by the Duke
Of Newcastles FLY, by Y. Melbourne, out Of Lady
Hawthorne
The following is the summary:-Duke Of Newcas-
ties FLY, 1; Count Batthayani's TyphOon, 2; Mr..
Norman's The Egean 3.
five to one against Typho0n, five to one against
Egean.