Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-10
The Cesarewitch Stakes.

The cesar oldkGS. free handicap of p sovs each. with 200 added by the Jockey Club. Ger penalties. The second to receive 50 sovs of the stakes Cesarewtch course e mls furlongs, 28 yards--7l subs. MT. R. Ten Broeck's Prioress, by Soveres, | years, 6st. 9lb. (Tankesley Captain Smiths Fl Hakim, by the Cure, 5 1 years, 6at 9lb. (Litte) Mf. Saxon's Queen Bess, by Alarm, yrs | 4st lob. (Grmshawl MT. Simpsons Fright, 3yrs. 6st l2lb. (Plun.
 The following also ran:-Fisherman, { lock, Poodle, Saunterer, St. Giles, RouH 1 Tommy Guuboat, Tasmania, Zg-zag, En tor, Cerva Odd Trick, the Poacher, Lawn i Dobler, Renown, Eloquence, Sluggard, De- l Der, IIIuminator, Barheur, Lima, The D ! Miller, Martinet, Colt by Alarm Plush,R ! ti, Humbug, Moose, and Wild Honey. 1 Betting at starting: to l against DOts to 1 against Fl Hakim, 12 to l against Wara ! lUO to against Lima loo to : against Ra l5 to l against Plush colt, 20 to l agains,I tlnet, 20 to l against Tasmania, p to l aga Emulator 30 to l against Queen Bess, 8 l against Fright Zig-zag, and Fisherman, 4 against Poodle, 50 10 l against Barheur cember and Dusty Miller, 60 to l each aga EIoIueuce and St. Giles, 100 to l e against Prioress and Sluggarl. The flag dropped to a beautiful start Dusty Nj bore his colors to the front, with Queen B. Cerva, NJ. Dobler, and the Plush colt fola ! ing nearly in the order named; Old n Emulator Zig-zag, Warlock, Prioress, a | Poodle lying in the middle of the ruck. ID positions were unchanged until reaching ditch, when Cerva rushed to the front, Qm Bess being in close attendance upon her, Odd Trick third, Warlock and the PlGsho forming the next lot. At the bushes the began to tell, and Wallock and Poodle droH back, and Cerva resigned the lead to QH | Bess. As they dcsceudel the hill, Odd IT. Emulator, and Zig-zag also disappeared ii ! the front. On approaching the cords, Qu | Bess, with Fl Hakm at her neck still hel | slight lead, with PriOreSs running by herself the far side, third-Frght, Zig-zlg, WarIo and Emulator showing in the front of ruck.
 One of the most exciting Cesarewrtcht | ishers ever seen ensued Prioress half way. the cords, seemed to be coming in alone, the tiny jockeys of Fl Hakm and Queen B. ! made determined set to, and the judges, U ble to separate the first three, pronounce. dead heat with Prioress Queen BesS, andl fIakim. Fright was next, about length half behind them, Zig-zag Was 6ith a0ol, length in advance of Warlock, who was slxg and Martinet seventh; Emuatator and Slu. terer headed the next lot that struggled in. ! the extreme rear, pulled up were St. Gle Wild Honey, Poodle, Fisherman, Black Ton my and the PoAcher
 DECIDING HEAT.
 Mir Ten Broeck's ProresS, by Sovereign, (Ge
 in Amerca,) yrs, 6>t 9ib. (FordLam) Capt Smiths Ell tlakim,3 yrs, 6st. 9Ib. (Brayl. MT. Saxon's Queen Bess, 3 yrs. 4st. 10 lb
 Grimshaw)
 Betting: 5 to against Fl Hakim; to. against Proress; 5 to l against Queen BeSs- The " heat" was run, after the last race, n deepening twilight which rendered 1t imposs. ble to distinguish the colors of the riders at distance. Fl Hakim was first of, but after g ing about fifty yards, Prioress, overpoweTl. Fordham, rushed to the front and carried o. the running to the ditch gap where she wa pulled back, and lay about three lenthS to tn; rear, Queen Bess going on with the lead, close ly attended by Fl. Hakim. On coming dow the bushes hill, Prioress hung to the left, and shout was raised of the Americans beaten. but Fordham reused the mare with his whig aud before reaching the foot of the hill sh. bore her colors Tn advance, and, putting lG opponents half way up the cords, won clever iy by length and a half Fl Hakim beating Queen BesS only for second place. A loud and prolonged cheer hailed the triumph of thu American colors, and Mir. Ten BrOeck VIZ warmly congratulated upon the first victor! achieved by him in England.
 LATEST CAMBRIDGsHIRE BETTING,
 II to l against Prioress.
 F to l against Queen BeSs.
 12 to l against Fl Hakim.
 15 to l against Fright
 30 to against Saunterer.
 The stake alone is worth Sl0,OOO to $l+ 900, and it is said MT. Ten Broeck has won bets nearly a quarter of million dollars Prioress, it will be seen, occupies the proud P' siton of first favorite for the Cambrldgesh, stakes, prize worth SlOOO0. h his mate with Babylon against Mir Jacksons Saunterei he paid forfeit to the owner of the latter