The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-07

THE AMERICAN lloRsEs in ENGLAND.-In
regard TO the Ccsarlwtci triumph and the 81
ture operations of American horses on the
English turf, we copy the following from
portcrs Esprit Of TIE Times"
There are now bat two events in which
our horses are to figure, before the English
racing season closes and those are the Cam
hridgSchire llondicap, to be run at Newman
kct on the 9th October, Tuesday last and
the Autumn Cup Handicap, 10 be run at
liverpool on the lO,h OF November. In
both Of these Pryor and his associate were CHI
tered, bat he having withdrawn through de-
iiciency Of condition, pnotess and Babylon
must contend for them together. Bo.i are
favorably weighted, and, for the first time,
the mare now stands the first III public
favor. We look, therefore, for the contest
Of the 9th with the deepest interest, and
Should pIiorcss or Babylon carry off the
prize, or capture the Autumn Cup. at
the Liverpool Meeting the exploit would be
equal to any triumph that ever graccd an
Ln%ll>h racing year.
The victory in Cesarcwitch. however, car
rieS us through our campaign with honor;
and rcpoSng upon that, we viii cndeayor 10
present ourselves, during the coming year.
i'll such numbers and condition as will insure
MS the respect which we failed to command
tnIough most Of dis.
As everybody Is anxious to know whether
Mr.. Ten Brock made himself whole by his
winnings in the Ccsarcwltch, for the expense
and LOSSES Of his spirited enterprise, we will
state that We have reliable information that
he bet very largely on the result, amp that he
not only reimbursed himself for all his out
lays and n'ishaps. but is largely in excess
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jet, however, all who knew Mr.. Tcn Brock
would be sure Of this result. lie had lost
the whole season through, and the New
market meeting afforded him his LAST and
only chance in jhe season 10 get ovca. The
Tie withdraw Of Pryor also, made it ncces-
sary that he should not let Slip the only OPP
portunity within his reach to redeem his I'M
fortunate campaign. Under such circum-
rabbit would fol bound to bet with spirit,
be sure 10 60 a good length The weigh.
and all VIC have to add is that if he
laid ont bare enc thousand POUNDS at the
odds, he stands winner TO the tune Of half
million Of dollars Although great many
have been laughing at him here, ho is HOW
i"'r-'lilt- 1T Nh'Ih' III VIC lli-ht lIl'IS'
As lhcrc is much anxiety illoat as to
whothc, Mr.. Ten Brock Won one side Of his
great one hundred thousand dollar bet 10y
the victory Of priorcsS on the l3Jh Of October
we will state chat Inc lost it, by the with
drawal Of Pryor from tha! race. The bet
was male with Mr.. I. b. by Mr. Davies.
commonly known as the Lcviat!lan ram
his Immense wagels and was to this effect
Mr.. Davies bet Mr.. Ten Brock one houdrci
"otSaad do''a'S against one hnDdrcd d2jiars:
that Pryor Wonld not win the Ccsarcwch
Stakes, and Profess the Cambrilgcs!iirG and
the same bet over gain that Pryor did nj
WIN the first and Babylon the second. This
was lut one bet; and as the Ccsarc
witch depended in both eases upon Pryor. it
became really bet Of 500 600 TO 500, |
Pryor not having ran; the rcs,ilt is, that Mr..
Ten Brock has been called upon to pay Mr..
Davies two hundred dylars.