Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-27
The Cesarewitsch Stakes-The Triumph Of
OF the American mare Priare.x

The London Times gives the following partic-
ulafs OF The race in which the American mare
PIiOress won her first IauIels in England:
The CesaIewitsch Stakes. a free handicap of 15
soV-. each. IS f., with :U0 added by the Joe KEY
CluD- Certain penalties The second to re-
eeive 50 sovs. out of the stakes Cesarewitsch
course q miles 2 fuFlonys % yards) IL subs
Thirty-tour horses entered
The flag dropped to a beautiful start Dusty
Miller bore his colors TO the front with Queen
Bess, Cerva, NJ. DobIer, ard the Plush colt fol-
lowing nearly in the oder named, Odd Trick,
fnght, Enlulator, ZigZag, WaIlock II. incess
and Poodle living in the middle of the mex
These positions were unchanged until reaching
me ditch, when Cerva rushed to the front, Queen
BeSS being in close attendance upon her with
Odd Flick third, EmuatOr, FL Hakim, Pforess.
fnghi, ZIgZag, NaTiock, and the Plush coli
forming the next lot. At the Bushes the mace
Ssdn 10 tell and "arlock, Plush colt, and Poo
1ie cropped back, and Cerva resigned the lead 10
queen Bess As they descended the Hill odd
inck, Eniulator and Zigzag also disappeared
LON LON Tue front On approaching the cords q ueen
Bess. with III Hakim at her neck, still held a
shght lead, with Prioress runp ny by herself on
tne Tar side third, Fright, Zigzag WarIock. and
LhIuatoi showing in font Of the ruck one Of
.ne most exciting CesaTewitsch finishes ever seen
then ensued. PTioress half way mn ,Sa $500
seemed To be about coming In alone; but the ,in,,
jockeys III Hakim and Queen Bes, 1n,de !, a.
I'M, mnnsa se,to, ana The Judge unable to separate
ress, Queen Bess, and FL HakiD; FTiDbt was
next about length and a half be nd ths,n. 90.
Z1S was MIN, dDout length IN advance of W.
lock, who was sixth, and Ma -tinet seventh: Em-
ulatOr and SaunteTer headed the next Iot m =,
struggled in. In the extreme rear pulled Nm
Were 81 Giles, W lid Honey, Poodle, fisherman
Black Tommy and the PoacbeT.
DECIDING HEAT.
Mr. X Ten Broeck's Profess by SOVEREIGN (br,d
in America years, est, Glib, (Fordham)
captain Smiths FL Hakim, years, est. 9fb
(Bray)
mf; saIon's Queen Bess, years, Asst, lob &C rim
s SD .
betting -5to4 against FL Hakim; to against
'T,o'essi . TO against Queen Bess
Iht !" hedtn was run after the Last r,ca In =,
a. etninS twilight, which rendered il impossible
uish the colors of the riders al dis
tace- III Haklm Was first Off but after Ooino
49,. 80 !a,os Pnoress, overpoweriny Fordham'
aIeu 10 lie front, and carried on The runniny
~ tnc uI'ch gap. whefe she was pulled t,a<k ana
nay ABOUT three lengths In the rear. Oueen r..
gong on win the lead, closely attended b., EI
HakIm- On coming down the bushes htt, D..
ess hung TO the left, and a shout Was $3.50 -
''th- Americans beaten :" But 70 dham 1o,,.sa
III mare with his whip, and b~foie rearhsn,S a..
IV''t Z the hill she bore her coIorS la aav,,n
sSo quitting tes opponents hslf way 90 Az. r,, A
Won cieyeTiy By ienStE AID a half; EI fI,kim
Lsaubg Queen Be>s by head only for second
Place loud ard prolonged cheer hail d tb,.
u1hinph or the American colors, ard MIR Ten
% oeck was warmly congratulated upoa the frst
victory achieved by him In England An obiec-
non was made by the rider Of queen Bess against
-A'e ''aei u III hakIfn. on the ground Of cross.