The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-21

heat, having performed the distance in two min
utes 40 seconds II was then declared mat the
Chief had won the heat and money, and such gen.
eral shout as is seldom heard on a race course
The following is summary OF the running
Washington. ..........'..d =
Ca5ugs Chief ...'.'.'....''. a. o
Time. as1.as5;a-aio-ai2-a4s.
considerable sum of money changed hands on
this occasion, and even up TO the last neat ana
during the trotlng OF it, the odds were offered IN
favor OF Washington.
EPSON RACES, Tuesday, May 81 The Craven Stakes
were won by Mr. Foras The Odd Mixture, (Abdale beat.
ing by Els, Odessa by Defence, Negress Dalssman,
by velocipede, Miss wilired and Boniiace
The WOodcote Stakes were won by haif O length ~
Mr. Edwards Full Sail (WaitehouseJ beating Wintont
an Nereus, Chapow, Losdstar, and c by Jerry,
Dew etlreedsr beating jamie kalshaw, Ellen, Bospho'
Wednesday, May 2a-The latest betting on the Derby
was follows o tod against Rattan; to against Ugly
Buck IL to against Running kcin IL 70 against Of'
ando IL to against Bay Menus; 10 10 against Lean
der; % | against onian; IS to against Qui Tam
A protest had been entered against Running Rein, Oh
the ground that he ID not the horse described IN the
alton. 1he objecors were Lord Glasgow Lord u. pen
tinck, Mr.. Bowes, Mr. Ford Mr. Cookies Mr. Crockiord'
and John Scott On the Monday previous 10 the race,
Lord Maidstone entered protest against him ana Lean
der and fully expected that both cases would b..
gone into on their merits Such however was not the
act only the parties connected with the two horses were
called upon and sufficient evidence adduced by them to
warrant the stewards to permit them to stalt
The DERBY SrAKEs of so each, it, for three year
ods colts st lib FLIES s alb the owner Of the second
horse to receive 100 sovs out of the stakes, and the
winner pay 100 towards the police regulations
of the course. Last mile and half tl55 subs)
Mr. A. Woods Running Rein. by the saddler. out Of
Colonel Feel's Orlando. by Touchsone Of vulture
Colonel PEEPS Ionan by lon GU. Of MaiiGan, e. I'd
Colonel anson's Bay Mcmu: by Bay Middleton; on. Of
sares hs rae: Lean
der taking the lead at great pace followed by AkbaI
The Ugly Buck third and, in attendance him, Orlan'
do and Rattan, Running Rein lying in the wake OF the
Buck, and in his rear Rattan Bay Menus and Ienian
This constituted the front rank em the beginning OF
the race to the close Leander made all the running o
about half mile, when, from unaccounable twist
his of hind leg broke between the hook and the feock
and he was shortly after pulled up Running Rein now
lead followed by Akbar and The Ugly Buck
who severaly kept their places round the
turn and until near the road where both were
leader home Orlando got within length OF him at thu
distance" and making his effort half way up slightly men
ded his position but without any degree improving his
chance for the Running Rem retaining his lead o
the end and winning easily by three parts Of length
Orlando beat Ionan by abouwo lengths, and the latter
Bay Menus by neck All were placed, departure
from the ordinary rule occasoned and justified by thu
protests lodged previous to the race The Ugly Buck
was bad fifth Akbar next at his grths, and Rattan Sc
yenth the others beaten off The pace was tremendous
throughout. Value of the stakes 4250 Shortly after
the race the stakes were claimed by Col Peel on the
ground upon which the protests were founded ahd
notice to the stakeholder not pay them ove
to the owner of Running Rein The objection having
been made after the race the proof Of disqualification
rests with Col. Peel.
The EPSON Stakes were won by Lord G. Bentinckl
Msdeal, (Rogers beating sleworth, Venatrix, Broad
The Walton Stakes were won by Mr.. Booths Camelino,
(sy) beating flashed venson Audrey and four others
gollen, ogers beating Molly nog Era, and four others
THuRsDAY-1he sweepstakes OF 30 sovs each, wert
walked over for by Sir G Heathcotes Khorassan
The Sweepstakes of 10 each with 80 added, were
won by Mr.. Owens iby Clesrwell, Nininka, (kich
enerJ beating Isleworth, Falconer, and ten others.
de Gorham Cotton] beating Blackdrop and fourteen
others.
The Sweepstakes of sovs each, with 40 added, wer.
won by MIR. Dawsons Dalesman, (RileyD beating Nuba
Chummy, Crocus, Broadholm, and Mountain Dew
FRIDAY.The Oaks Stakes, of 50 sovs each, #, for
horse to 60 OF the stakes and the winner
pay 100 towards the police regulations of the
course Last mile and half. Qls subs)
Colonel Ansons CHI The Princess by Slane, IF Butler
Lord Exeters Merope, by Voltare, wv Boyce) =
Mr. Greg"ry's black Barrcade, by Defence (Marson)
There twenty-five Others started, which were mo-
placed Charming Kate some what against the inclination
of her jockey took the lead followed by Barricsde Eme
RAID Aliround-my Hat, and Fair Charlotte Merope, an
the pace, closely laid up At the Craven starting post
Charming Kate retired and the running taken b,
Emerald Burrcada Alround my Hat and Fur Charlotte
lying her wake. They thus the turn where The
Princess moved into the third place, in which she cor
nued to the road and then Emeralds retirement SHE
went in 'front.' and increasing her lead at the distance
won in csnter by two lengths. Merope ther
the whip hand made effort about dozen strides
from home and got up within length but crossed in the
of The Princess few yards from the chair, and
finished next the lower rails she defeated Barrcade
about Length Julia Goa Black Ho.e an, ama rs
nothing within four or five lengths OF the SECOND
ruck The favorite was beaten all the way The pace
very SLOW Julia under protest from
Colonel Anson Mr. Gregory, and Mr. Osbadeston, OIL
the ground that she not Of the proper age.
The Members Plate was won by MIR Dawsons LORD
saltoun, (Riley beating Boniface by Defence, RoAde
ana four others.
The Derby and Oaks Stakes won by Mr. Deaths
Misdeal, (Nat,) beating Bosphorus, jamie Falshaw,
Dahlia, Nizza, Camelno, and Broadholm
Leander destroyed the evening of his accident,
and buried the night at Ashead; and there but
for oic, his remains might have reposed undisturbeo
until avery and every thing connected with him had
passed into oblivion. On the Friday, however Colonel
Ausons Fy the Oaks and the protest against Julia
becoming subject of discussion at merry making oil
Scotts friends Leatherhead in the evening, the
versaon naturally turned upon Leander and the wine no
doubt having had its effect il was determined, by way
of rsk," TO "have aim up" Acting upon the impulse
the necessary implements were procured, the where
sbou" discovered and in brief space the grave OF the
found TO be minus the lower AS this looked rather
suspicious the head forthwith GU. off, and on the fol
lowing morning submitted 10 Mr. Bartlett The veterinary
surgeon, of Dorkng who, after examining the horses
upper jaw, pronounced to be the head OF fouTyear
old This dro enough but the fcnnest part OF the
story remains to told The exhumation got wind and
before the day Mr. Forth, the trainer OF Mr.
horses had declared in the presence OF Lord
radbroke that he had been grossly imposed upon BY
per of the horse that had prevented earlier discovery
Of the fraud that had been pracsed upon him. Messrs
Lichtwald the OF Leander, have become est
inpeftus
Col Peel the of the second horse Orlando, in the
Derby race, has commenced proceedings in court OF
law for the the stakes the grounds previous
ly noticed and great the reversion OF opinion III
respect the grand question: that instead of four and
ave- and in some instances ten to one being on Running
Rein the odds six to five that Orlando would even
,uay get the stakes To prevent the of such
the following notice has been issued by
the Stewards of the GoodwoOd and Doncaster races
"That horse whose protested age is suspected, will
be allowed to start without previous examination OF his
mouth by competent persons appointed by the stewards
and not objected to until after the race similar ex
animation will be insisted upon and in case Of resistance
such examination by the owner trainer other per
having charge Of such horse, the stakes Will be
awarded and the given to the second horse and the
parties implicated in such fraud will be for ever excluded
iron running horses nj or attending Goodwood races"
GoopwooD, ls4A The Goodwood Stakes closed with
entry OF lls-only subscribers having omitted to
name.
The nominations for the Goodwood Cup are fifty. For
the Maidstone Stakes of Is each, thirty FIVE
Two of the most influential supporters Of the Turf, in
England have died within few days of each other Mr.