THE MELBOURNE BETTING MARKET.

Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2671, 28 October 1882, Page 3

THE MELBOURNE BETTING MARKET.

Br Electric Telegraph—Copyright.

[bbitteb'b tbibgsamb.j Beceived October 28th. 1.20 p.m. MELBOURNE, Ootober 28.

The weather today is cold, and a strong wind is blowing. Betting on the Cap at midnight tii ae follows:—Sweet William Jack 7to 1 ;IBting, Bto 1; Gunnamulla and Mistaken, 10 to 1; King of the Yale and Savanaka, 20 to 1; Santa Glaus and Stookwell, 25 to 1; The Assyrian, 33 tol.

Lbpbctal to press association.] Received Ootober 28th, 1 30 p.m. MELBOUBNE, October 28. The weather this morning is dull and threatening. The betting on Navigator is even, and has been backed to win for £2OOO at this prioo. Segenhoa has oome up with a rush, also ceirg baoked to win for £2OOO. The stable is confident that he can beat Navigator. The price about Guesswork is 6 to 1, Boolka 100 to 8 <taken) ; 100 to 10 is offered about Fryingpan, 100 to 8 offered about Transferred BBd Calma ; Kin? of the Tale is at 5 to 1, and a large oommistion has been executed on him at this price for the Derby, and in the Oup 100 to 5 has been taken. Little Jsok is now firmer than ever, and with Sweet William, are at 7 to 1 ; Little Jack seems most in favor with the public Stookwell is being backed for small sums. Navigator, Segenhoe, and Guesswork are bring strongly baoked for the double event. There is great oxoitement.