New-York tribune., 1868-10-08
THE TURF.
TIE NEwMARKEr RAcEs.

LONDON. Oct. T. Yesterday was the second !
day OF the Newmarket Second October Meeting. The
t race was for the B0y stakes Of 900 Oyeregns each
for threeyear ods cosed with seven subscribers srJ
Haweys colt Riuc Gown walked over The second race
was for the Ce&wen Stakes Of 80 sovoregns each Tor
twoyear olds closed with subscribers. Nine horses
started Ihe won by Heather Bell Ihe follow
ing is the summary: Mr. W. s. Crawfords b. T. Heather
Bell, l. SIR r. BuclSley's Martinique D Count f. de la
oranges lie saphr The betting just before the race
was two to one against Heather Bell three to one against
Martinique and three TO against lie sap&r
Tl,, last race at Newmarket, yesterday was for the
Ces9rwitch stakes handicap ot 2 sOvercigns each
with 200 added q miles This very exciting race
Twentyseyen horses started The following the sun
mary Mr. j. Nghungals che Cecil, /; Baron ROths-
,nd's Restitution, l. Count + dc LegInge's b. c. Ne
lusko s. NJ H. saYes Bluessn, 3; Mr Bowc's The Spy,
g. Time The betting just previor5 10 the race was
about as follows: against Cecil 60 TO against Resti-
tuuon, against Nelusko and fucskn. and 40 TO
against The spy
WEDNESDAYS RACES.
The first race to-day was for the Bedford stakes, a
sweepstakes of 50 soveregns each closed with eight sub
scribers Five horses started. The race WAS won by
Typhon The following Is the summary: Count Batthl-
nny's b. C. Typhon. Admiral R0uss D. l. 10y knlSht Oh
St. Patrick 2 alr Pyors Msadycuture, g. The ia'ontes
were beaten the following report or betting previous
80 the race win show Fom against Iyphon' even
on Admiral Rouss tllly and even ON AIr Py0rs Hiy'
The second race was og the select stakes OF 10 sovef
,irns each closed with subscribers. The race WAS
won by Count Batthyauys TyphUus. The betting just
before the race was two to one against Typhpus.
The thrd race was the Beaufort stakes OF 100 SOFeI
ejrns each closed with six subscribers. Three horses
started The race was won by Mr. Merry's b. C. by
Tboruaul,v The following is the summary; MI Merry
T. c. by Thormanby Lord Stamfords %r T. Happy
Thought Q; sir r. Bulkelcy's c.. Sir David Gam, B. ihe
bettinc was even on Mr. Meuy's colt; three to one
against uappy Thought, and three 10 one against sir
DAVID Gam.
The fourth race for the Middle Park Plate OF 1000
sovcrclcns given by William Benkeron, esq, added TO
Sweepstakes Of 90 soverogns each for two years Old
closed with ls2 subscribers Tventyoue horses started
The race was by Sir J. Iiawley's colt by Beadsman
out OF Salamanca. The following is the summary: sr
j. Hawlcy's colt by Beadsman, /; Duke of Beauforts
Scottish Queen Mr. j. JohustOnes br. Pretender, g.
The betting was follows TO against Sir j. Haw-
leys coli Al 20 against Scottish Queen II to against
Preteuder
The ifth fOr sweepstakes OF 80 soNefeshs'
closed with seven subscribers, four started The race
was won by Nightar. The following is the summary
Lord Falmouths Nighar l. Mr.. PTyors Becky sharp, p
Mr. Hecnc's Athelsane. s. The betting was as follows
Even ON Nlghtar even Becky sharp and two to one
against Athelstanc.
The last race for the Windsor Stakes OF 20 soyer
egus oach CLOSED with Il subscribers four started The
race was won by Masanieo The following is the sum
mary: Count r. de Legauge's Masaniello l; Mr. I. v.
Morgan's ch Electricity, 2; Mr. Chapn's scimetar, g.
The following WAS the betting: Even on Masaniello,
even on Electricity, ana Scmetar.