The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-04
WINNINGS IN THE cEsAREwIrcu RACE.

From the London Times Oct 10
The Ccsafewich accounts were wound up IN Monday
II the absence of complaints be any criterion the settling
was most satisfactory hackers % horses "let out
of their liabilities By the dead heat. Hal iroress
the rst time however, the ring would have thrown in for
an immense stake but the dead heat compelled them
hedge their bets about II akim and Queen Bess Nr
Ten Brock ~ usual backed his mare, hut he coupled
her in very few double bets, having taken Pryor
Tor the ,esarewtch, and Prorcss Babylon for the
Cambridgcshrc Pryor however, suddenly went aInlss
and wa, perhaps, fortunately for ~ owner, unable 10
fula is engagement Lust week. No very large winners
are reported, although several lucky persons
toned who took 900 to 10 about prorcss the first
publication Of the weights, but who werc consequence
Of the mares wroched running at Chester unable to got
cut of their money.
From the London star, oct 20
Tho merits the American horses and the honor of the
English turf indicated at Newmarket. Jonathan
had fair play meed ont 10 him. and proof afforded
him that English nohicmcn and English gentlemen 40
really conduct their sports in an honorable SPIRIT and
that however strongly they may cherish the "ucre II
gain they really to admit npon an equal ieotng any
person who will enter the lists with them IN generous
emulation In the Tor the Ccsarew Itch, the Amcri.
can horses had remarkably cnicnt treatment The hlndi
cappcr placed such light weigh, upon thom that an
American gentleman, IN my presence expressed MS IN
dignaton, because he said Il showed wish 20 un-
derra,c the horses belonging ~ his country mon. All
dissatisfaction is. however, likely 10 BE- lost
n M. general rejoicing and the American sport amen
may rest assured that their triumph III England
excited uniegned grattcaton amongst all classes and
conditions ~ people. That English jockey should have
secured that triumph, y regarded with peculiar pleasure,
because tho New York papers INDUCED IN the most shame
nvgcttyes against rlcrS. warned Mr.
Ten Brock not 20 put faith IN them would BE- UNJUST
however prase English Jockeys nj the expense Of the
American ones, and may here record ~ the opinion Of
all the experienced riders engaged IN tho race fr the
Cesarowtch that Tankcsly rode Prorcss in the "nrst
heat with great and patience aud pcrhaps after
all Il accident alone which prevented him from a.
sociatug his with the triumph 81 the strips"
American sportsmen asserted that AT heats they would
beat and strange say they carried out their threat
upon the first opportunity StI the English horses were
not disgraced Tor Prorcss received weight from many
animals ~ her year whilst III Yakm three year old, who
selected in the Morning Star the winner Of The
race, met her four year Old on equal terms After all
too the fact ~ Saunercr athreo year old carrying SIT
Obs and being within six lengths II the winner does not
testify much - the quality Of the competitors
Much indignation was expressed by the gentlemen
sportsmcn At the decision a disputed bet which
posted IN the subscription That descision
companied by gratuitous expression II opinion which
was understandable Ms contrary to all president
The notice wac, am glad state withdrawn and Il il
said that the will he re heard next week
Captain Armstrong seems to be st the presiding genius
OF the ring " the reports about Apahys running at New
market are he believed II " stated that the stewards
of tho Jockey Club have been requested Nv the owner c
Apathy to investigate the charges made against him.
The only race meeting which will attract tho attention
of racing men the Home and Midland Circuit viii bo
that Al Warwick. where, however true hllsp are key
to be found against the helders The racing will net I've
mnterc~pg ana people win vis, the city a the r,nb,
able Guy MS much in the expectation Of seeing some i'm
poraut movements relative TO the Cambrdgeshre as in
authorization a witnessing exciting sport. Sneeze and
special License seem favorably weighted n anything
for tho Great Warwick handicap OF the nomination. for
the Castle Park Nursery handicap Polly Johnson and the
Baroness ny may bold an honorable position In the ~.
turn list For tls Weer cup the two light weights Cot.
ringta and fymngton VIII be found the moet trust
worthy
LETTINGS ON TIM c,MnRIDGRsurRR
Irrom the London Tmc. Oct 2ol
Go brskly wa. the settling conducted that little sme
wis Afforded for the resumption Il betting On the Cam
bridge shre ~ ~ 100 booked about ~ Hlkiu
and both N,esssima aud Cyronc clf.stat amin ,ruv.
mcut tleir last quoted prices Nttt nosolle ro IL =.
nuy va0 had figured al aii eofs = se- =, Ssw1s<-l