The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-08

=. LONDON, Oct. Z, 1858.
Yesterday was the second day Of the Newmarket
Second October Meeting.
The first race for the royal stakes Of 200 SOW
eregns each for three year olds; closed with seven
subscribers Sir J. Hawley's colt Blue Gown walked
over. r. .4s1.4ss..
, The second race was for the Clearwell stakes OF
thirty soveregns EACH Tor two year ods closed with
forty subscribers. Nine horses started. The race
was won by Heather Bell. The following is the sum-
EarZ;-nr: W 8 Crawiord's b. T. Heather Bell, 1;
Sir r IRqlkeley,s Martinique, 2; Count +. dc La
4 the betting just before the race was two to one
Against Heather Bell tLree to one against Martinique
stakes.a free handicap twent soveregns each,
with 200 added, two miles and quarter. This was
very exciting race. Twenty-seven horses started.
is The following is the summary:-Mr. ]. Nghtln-
!; Count F. de Lagrange's b. Q. Nelusko, s; MIR. Il.
Bavile's Blueskin, Il Mr.. Bowels The Spy, s. Time,
The betting just previous the race was about as
follows:-Five to one against Cecil; forty to one
against Restitution; fourteen to against Nelusko
and Blueskin, and forty to one against the Spy.
The first race to-day "wednesday was for the Bed
Yord stakes, sweepstakes Of fifty soveregns each,
The race was won By TypSon the IS the
summary:-COunt Ba thyany's b. G. Typhon, l; Adj
piral Rous b. T.. by Knignt Of St. Patrick, 2; Mr..
the favoritcs were beaten. as the following table
OF betting previous to the race Will show;-Four TO
and even on Mr.. Pryors fly.
The second race for the Select stakes OF fifty
goveregns eacn, closed with six subscribers. The
race was won by Count Batthyany's Typhoels. The
betting just before the race was two to one against
the third race was for the Beaufort stakes Of $50
g0veregns each closed with six subscribers. Three
horses started The race was won by Mr.. Merry's b.
&. BY Thormanby. The following Is the summary
Mr.. Merry's b. c. by Thormanby 1; Lord Stamford's
81 Happy Thought, 2; Sir R. Bulkeley's 9. Sir
< The betting was even on Mr.. Merry's colt, three
to one against Happy Thought and three to one
The fourth race was for the Middle Park plate of
one thousand soveregns, given by william Blen-
ker0n, added TO sw eepstakes OF thirty sovereigns
each for two years old closed with 1872 subscribers.
Fwenty-one horses started. The race was won BY
Pir J. Hawley's colt by Beadsman out OF Salamanca.
by Beadsman, !; Duke OF Beaufort's scottish Queen,
3; Mr.. J. Johnstone's br. c. Pretender, 3.
The betting was as folows:-J to against Sir J.
Hawley's cot, IL TO against Scottish Queen, IA to
I against Pretender.
The NTH race was for sweepstakes Of fifty
Govereigns, closed with seven subscribers four
started. The race was won by Nightjar. The lol.
Jar, Pryors Becky sharp, 2; Mr.. Heenes Athel-
The betting was as folloys:-Even on NightJar,
sven on Becky Sharp and two to one against Athel-
ptane.
eovereigns each, closed with fourteen subscribers;
four started; the race was won by Masaniell0. The
following Is the summary:-Count +. dc Legranges
Masaniel0, 1; Mr.. I. V. Morgan's CHI T. Electricity,
p; Mr.. Chaplin's Scimesar. ).
The following was the betting:-Even on Masa-
niello, even on Electricity and even on Scimetar.