The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-20

Ths GoOAwOSd Cup Rac~.
6rAr1AJtr % aILPAfRIuK, ran RyDIa OF prunH
| nes-H He DENIES THAT HH WAS DIsCuAaazD ~
/ Nh. TIN BRon0K, Oh THAT HI LOST aRovnp r.
TIE RACINE sxiZsyxs rnAr rHz AAzaIsAss
HORs1s WERI NOT In GOOD CoNDTrros. An
THAT THyy HAT xsT AsrcEIsH tbs ENG AxBH-
HIS OPINION OF naLIsE JOcGEYs, ErC.
The following statement In relation 10 too las Goou.
wood Cup In England, h~s been made By
tn rider Of Prosess, In vie O. the many statements wh
hsv been made both in ihis County and r England d.
rogaA ~ 10 bis character rider will bs c5serves
thsa he denies aAty he assertions Of The Enxksh papexs
that no IA ground In The race thA he dsohArgea
By Mr. Ten B'otck He charges the failure solely 10 s
bad training of the ho ses and thinks that they may YET
trained proATy, asonish VIE English. The following n
the statemeut;--
lei New Yofx> on the Goth Of Juns lat nsvas psvu
engaged by Mr. Tea Brock 70 ride the fAous Aussto,u
mare Proress Ia Ne neas Eghsh Goodwood Cup roe
arrived at Southampton on tie l0h June ana a Ssox
bridge The training ground, on The lst OF July shsre
saw the American horses Pryor had jus recovered
from lung fever he looked very and nns TO he IRA
but was BY no means In running condition b. bad osLy
been galoped three times before arrived, ~ WA nsx
ey M. Palmer, The trainer Prossa had been alhAx,
but she hooked much better than Pryor Iimnsdt.ssay
went TO Work 70 exercise Pryor, but found thai N ~
exercise he had no scian," and told Mr. Ten Brossk
hAs such the case The ho appeared 70 bs usx
up" and could not extend himssh
On the 10th OF July we gave nrs sixl and m
Prioress mile And hAk-Pryor starting In On The lAS
mile 1, With her. Pryor beat the thst ~
She tired vesy badly Al the close Of he trial On the s
gave our second trial We Pryor two miles, ank
Priosess broke in On .hs last mile ana half NH ia
She beat him In that trial but she showed symptoms Of sS
realness and tired, the same - on the previous trsA
On the Saturday follow Ing lei for the Good WOOD a6
Monday the week Of the race, commenced 10 cug
css the track Of The 6oodwood We worked along ,hs
sad done until the morning Of the race though Ne
hsd NOT a any time any confidence In winning the ros
THE RACE.
On the morning OF the Mr. Ten Brock ordered ~
10 make Glow race, "wains race" Is termed be
England. That u, not 10 keep the lead unless osSAd
net help it, at any part Of the ground unul The honA
stretch. We al started oil Q very s!ows galop, b0s
froren gsllop beng much faster Than that OF ordinary
horses, sbe brought US On the lead at the rs turn, h
which position &c remained Until the second turn, whss
me balance u the horses up with US upon the naAs
~ were making the turn remained In u position
pace comrne need to increase kept With them for
sQuarier OF mile, thi * unil whan got within
.bou' huoo' and hfy yards Of the Stand Prorsss
snow ed g. mptcfns or 'es WEAKNESS" and stirred"
che had cone IN our trial.; she tired very Bad indeed, n
sc and lthrs thai The only thai beaaea
was that our hersss were not Ii good condition
Amer the race here aome fault found With ~
losing ground, and Mr. Tee Brook sale me- 'rhey ~
fac thai II lbs, ground In one place mare up 10 ano
Their Be- ICES juft previous 70 the Mr. Ten Br0euk
and nys w'ns around the traok Tgether aiding sSoss
picked out the mootnest and evelest ground for h
che Is very "strioing" msre, and would req.ire .
smooth uack 70 ran her n the pronasoy
over the same ground that nAd chosen, ard II lo
ground In one place think mAda no in another.
was told after the race that ar Morris, ho IL. be
l!eve associated with Mr. ren Brock had said yhat I
violated ordsn in being he leas and thai no would ss
tie with me in The morning Aad seed home. There b
where the poris came from that had beeo dscnsrgsd
But he never said thing 70 me about the race, either
that time or afterwards. Ny mind made up COM
home win or Lose, AheY the Dup over s3oVY
has been circulated that Mr. Ten Brooch found fault .A
ne but he said nothpg to mr. about IT, and home
entirely OF my own accord He sent his horses home y
StnckbIidge al tho training ground, and thought hsl
gone With hem bu. seeing me the next morning Aer tAsv
were gone he Asked me why did not 90 wiit them I
told him iLN thought had better 20 home He said b
hssgbt Was best that the horses not Ct run q
s ana DC da ao' Eoo. when hey ToC'a be ia coado.
The horses NOT ct 70 II all In that rsce they had
been worked long and steady during tho whole year ha
no had aweai all to time; they wore al bsrns IN u
side; the consequence was the condition In which fosnA
them, With no acton, and incapable OF extending AAk
limbs 81 ALL 10 my opinion hst tht owing 70 heas
defective training, for they did ., ali oven Ma
the
think that Pryor and Pr,sress were once %, In rs
10 that but the day before tho Broeok guvs
up al Idea OF running Pryor but upon his improving %
much he agreed is run him The only reaseu hat Eve
gatory my reputation and when the fall ma nina.
do nos 70 bear blame which Ia due 70 Other Pee
pie Az 70 the report that Prores could have nd
den better By an English Jockey simply absurd. n
peculia y ofhe Enslhh riding that theyride almoa Win
slack rein; and II they should undertake 70 ride Ansa-
themselves out on lhs nrss aaN have no doubt Ia,
the Enslsh ockea undertake 70 ride Pryor Prsorsn
they Win make nd bupdsr, and that notvithssaa xaG
asbamed Of Opinions which her have Oppressed on u
strength OF the ood with regard 70 he AnS
horses The meHe In thsm, and with proper S,n-
Ing u may be developed