New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-18

ssue IN the two races with the difference Of allow.
arces iniic ed by way Of penalty he winners aud
"cords 10 the Cesarewi,o5, sud some very trhns
ohcrepsnes in the bsnicsppiDg bat the race its-lf
was shorter by fraction lees thaa one nslf the
Cesarevitch being two miles i6S yaIds, sud the Cam
biidee,hire mile 30 yaIcs The effect OF The
shortening the distances is Of course, 20 relieve the
horses which the most oppressed By extra Weighs
the further horse rurs, the mere teverely ezra
weights distress him.
OF the very best hortes which ran in tae Cesare witch
ard sere beaten of sight, Ssunterer only started
for the Csnbridgeshre; and he vas 60 heavily weight
ed, 12i lbs., the course berg also severe one and
psrtly up heavy hill, thai toe odis 10 betting were
100 TO sgaipst BIN. FL HAHN wss the fsvorite at z
10 ! against him; Mile. de Chsn.iliy reX,, Tnc)r
third, at to against them Mo stissms a. 10 to |;
Proress at 100 to 8; ard Odd Trick ct Is - agsnst
them. These odds are worth considering since they
show hat, 10 the opinion OF the beat Eng .h 1Ifmer
and judges saunteIer was still over~e.slted above
his nerits, ano that the difference of be- eItIa on
her back and the shorter Distance would not allow toe
American mare 10 show so tsvorably in ne former
1t appears that in the first instance, the know
ing ones ir error; that in the latter they were
right, though they did not rate the falling of either OF
the mare OF Of Ell Hakim, in consequence Of the in
feor allowance, sufficiently high and hat they were
no. far out of the way to other horses FAMED in the
betting.
Saupterer carried pounds more than he did for tie
Cesarewitch, Pioress pounds more, Ell Hskin
pound less and Queen Bess II pounds more than In
the previovs race. SauDterer had Wen coed race,
the day before the CambIidgeshire, giving Anton
pounds, and beating him with ease; and Odd Trick,
who lie described a. long. lightboded horse, With
in ents 90 rtrs won clever race, beating large
field over the same course which he Cambridge
shire is run on the day, which led msny persons
to augur wei. of his performance for that gres. event.
FL Hakim 1t Seems, received a stunning kick On the
head from mare called Fanny Gray, a few minutes
before the start which, it is said no did DOT seem to
mind; but it sy, notwi.hs andirg have affected his
rurbipg. For, although he showed well in 'front.' eay
in the race, he went back severe work be-
GAP, and was beaten good way from home. Saur
terer ran an extraordinarily good race and it j: said 70
be the first time any 3yearod with stone IL pounds,
or I2l pounds his back, got up the hill aud
ran in amepg the fr.tthree. He is bejord all doubt,
the best 3year old for short distance in England,
even at heavy weights.
The time Of rurnirg the race is not given, bUt we
sbould Judge from the circumstances OF the that
was run fast. Odd Trick is not horse Of any con-
siderable ote, ard Cannot by any means, be rated
ar more thar fair second-rater that his place was
clearly owing to his favorable weight, although he
carried IL lbs more than Prioess, beside being year
younger, which is the as giving her u he. at
equal ages Mostssua is inferior to Odd Tn;k, as is
clearly shown by the estimate pnt hsr By the fsndl
cspper, who rated her, being OF the same age with
that horse at 10 lbs less weight She carried los
less weight than Prore.s, but berg year youcger,
in fact cariied bs more Nils de Chsntilly carried
lbs lets at three years DID, equal TO lbs. moe at
even sges; Bird in the Hand, Of the same sse wi
herself, carried IL lbs. weight; Tricolor and
Cyrene two very wreched thTeeyesr Odds, rated OILY
at equal weight with Queen Bees, II and 70 lbs car
ried IA lbs less weight than Prorefs, and 7loe less
weight than Babylon, and these are all ne horses
which were noticeable as in front q. the end.
Not one of them was above sec,nd rate, except
Saunterer and ALL except the two absolute outsiders,
Trlcolor and Cyrere, gave both the Americas more
or less weight ard beat them literally out OF sight.
The way in which Ssuuteler ran, beating Pnoress
for ore mile and 80 ysrd- giving her 80 lbs over and
above his year equsl in all TO 40 be- quite ss hollow
and az easily as che beat him for two miles AID i68
Yards. when be only gave her 81 lbs his year TO-
Guided, shows that lbq ezra weight is mo'e severe
ON horse in two and quarter miles than t is n
half that distance, by exactly the difference OF win
degree of ineriority or superiority Or N other words
Saunterer could afford 10 give PriOress lbs more,
al best her easily in the short race, than he could
give er in the lorg race, being himself badly beaten
1t is perfectly evident therefore, that this difference
of 9 lbs between Piore's ard Ssuntersr, made fully
the dierel CO of distance more IN the two races
az il s claimed to do by al old turfmer
ii. further evident that Proress and Babylon have
won in Epglard when they have won merely sad
soely by dint of the prodigiOrs allowances made to
them and that not only they utterly in'spaol' OF
ruppipg on even terms with the best English horses,
but that they cannot compete even with the se'ond'
rate horses Of tha. country with s,y CT snce o; wa
DiIg.
Letomte and Pfor it is evident were nsver 10 con-
dOn so IT, it may be said tina. no tial was mad be-
tween them and English horses; sad we Eisy add
that in our opinion, far a, hrst,rs,e horses ate
co1cerred on both sides, tie question Is still open;
for tie reason thst We don't believe, and Dever did
believe, thst either PEioress Babylon are hfsrses
in America.