, 1857-10-02
Sporting Intelligence,

RuNNISG.-The San Francisco H,,aB
of Sept. 18th, says: By this arrival =.
have the result of the Goodwood race IN
England, which has disappointed the boDss
of our countrymen, though England raiD,
no laurelS by our defeat Monaroue a
French horse, entered by Count Fredsrick
de la Grange, has been proclaimed the win.
ner, but in such wretched time, that its
difficult to conceive how Mr.. Ten Brock,
horses could have been content with sub-
ordinate positions five minutes and Sx-
teen seconds for two and half mile raee
(2:06 to the mile) would have added no
new laurels to horses that have accom-.
plished their four-mile heats at greater
speed, while loss of the race under such
circumstances shows lamentable deficiency
either in training or riding. To the first
defect, POrtcr's Spirit Of The Nms attrib-
utes it, while Bells Life in London saws
that it was quite possible for PriOress to
have won the race if properly jOckeyed.
To strengthen this opinion, it is stated thai
Gilpatrick was dismissed by Mr. Ten
Brock the next day after the race
We give the coming out Of the horses
in the Goodwood race:
Count Frederick de la Oranges MonarQue, by
the Baron Sting, or the Emperor, (bred
in Franee) years, 8 st. 9 ID. AshmAll /
Mr.. J. D. stSrkey's Fisherman, yrs g. st. lS.
Wells, -
Mr.. F. Ro6insons Anton, 3 U.s., st. lb., Fiat
Mr. saxon's s;a' Mary, s yrs. sm.5b. Dnlss,
Mr. R. Ten BrOeck's ch. h. Pryor (bred in Amer
ica,) years, st. Q ID. Litts6ed, o.
Capt christies Kestrel 4 yrs. st Glib, s.
Rogers,
Lord CGfden's Melissa, yrs st. lb. J. Osborn,
dali, o
Mr. R Ten BrOeck's b. (. PriOress, (bred in Amer.
ica) yrs, I st. IL lb
Mr. J. RObsOns Gemma di vergy, ym,5a
Mr. HoTard's Arsenal, . yrs. 7 st. alb. g. Ford
ham,
Mr.. Hawkins GunbOat. 3 yrs., G ST. 10 lh. tear.
Mons hupi1 D' Rorn by sarUce out q PSgnss PSS%ss
by slane (bred in France,) 8 yrs, 81
lib, Plumb
1t is possible to gain some consolation
for the above defeat in anticipating the
performance of Lecomte at Brighten
Champagne Stakes) on Aug. 9th, where
be is entered with Prioross) againsttven-
ty English horses, but are accorded weight
on account Of foreign birth. The report
will arrive by next mail. The engagements
for Mr.. Ten Broecks horses are thus re.
corded: Champagne Stakes, one mHt
brighton, Aug. 6th) Lecomte and Prior
ess; Chesterfield Handicap, one mik J.
york August meeting, 10th August)
Prioress Herefordshire Handicap, two
miles aud quarter, Hereford, Aug. 81
PrioreSs; Royal Plate, two miles and .
half, Hereford, same meeting) Pryor and
Prioress; bennington Stakes, two miles,
(Warwick, Sept. 2d) Prioress; Warwick
Cup, three miles; (same meeting) LecOate
Pryor and PriOress; Great Yorkshire Han
d6ap, (Doncaster, St. Leger course, Sept
l5th) Babylon, three-year old colt be-
longing to Mr.. Ten Brock; HoughtOn
Meeting, four miles and over, (Beaeon
course, Oct. 26th) Pryor and LecOmte.
Two yearlings-chesnut colt Woodourn
and bay flley Bonita-have been named
for the great EPSON Derby in 1851 IL
all other chances fail, the Beacon course Is
believed to offer field for victory TO Pryor
or Lecomte-the distance being too great
for speed according to the English system
of training, and in this the American nor
ses are inyulnerable.
The GooDwooD RACE. = The Dstroi'
Adrertiser says;-"A gentleman Of .u'
city informs us, upon the authority Oh lsE
ters from England, through friend IN N
York, that question has been raised uPO1
the race, In reference to the horse MOn'
argue This horse. was sired BY an Dnb
lish horse, out of an English mare, ano ""
dam was taken across the channel for 'nS
purpose of having the colt droppeu
France, with the purpose to claim the HgIt
weight, which by the rules Of the Lng''s-
turf, is given to all foreign horses w
this state of facts, the opinion Of w
Judges is pending. and all bets are lnSO''
ance, until that decision is made ku0"%