THE BETTING MARKET,

Marlborough Express, Volume XXIII, Issue 225, 25 October 1887, Page 3

THE BETTING MARKET,

(eexttbe's telegrams.) Bcoeivad Oefc 25, 1*30 a.m. Melbourse, Oct 24. The following is the latest betiiog quota 4ions .—For tbe Cup :— Algerian. 6 to 1 Silverprince, 10 to 1 Abercorn, 12 to 1 Australian Peer, 14 to 1 Metor, 14 to 1 Cranbrook, 14 to 1 Mlvermine, 14 to 1 Uemuß, 16 to 1 Recall, 16 to 1 Thunderbolt, 16 to 1, PraDk, 18 to 1 Pnnlop, 20 to 1 Trident, 20 to 1 Bravo, 20 to 1 Enfilade, 25 to 1 others. For the Derby :— Even money on Abercorn, 5 to 1 against Tranter, 6 to 1 Australian Peer, 8 to 1 Enfilade, 8 to 1 Cranbrook, 10 to 1 any other. (special to toited press association. ) Keceived Oot. 24, 10 4 p.m. Melbotjrnk, Oct. 24. For tbe Derby 100 to 95 has been twice laid about Abercorn ; Pakeha haß been backed for £2,000 at 100 to 4 to 100 to 5 ; on Tranter 100 to 20 has be?n offered. For the Cup Algerian 11 to 2 (off). Silver Prince 6 to 1 (off); Dunlop bas been backed in thousanis at prices rarging from 100 to 3 to 100 to 5 ; 500 to 40 has been taken about Meteor, and he is now at 100 to 9 (off). Received Oot. 25, 1 a.m. Melboubke. Oct. 24, For the Cup Algerian and Silver Prince are each favorites at 100 to 20 (off) ; Danlop has been backed for £10,000 at 100 to 5. Received Oct 25, 12.15 a,m, Mklboobne, Oct. 25. . Late last night Niagara again came into the betting for the Derby, and all tbe money in the market was taken about him at 100 to 12, and backerß were willing to go on at that price.