New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-10
Mr.. TEN BROCK on THE BRITISH TURF
FROM The LoadoR Tinss

GOODNOOD RAtEc-IILeDATj JUL
The programme Of the meeting hss been judeiously
reylsed. The aiteraaors nave been effected with
much determination; aud, although they are lev,
they have materially stentnened list when wes n
paris meager and unattrschve. By sctlng upon tho
made 10 the dolly papers last year 10 orlng
the Stewards Cup for~srd to the first day, te of
interest imported into card which would osaer
wise have provided merely scsnty supply oil sport
With the exception OF that event the races decided
were not gable for the numerical strength OF the
ttlcs still sn Improvement in the number OF start
era III Ue made ~lh the progress OF the meeting,
and psuciiy Of racing will rot be subject OF eom-
| plant.
Nereus won the first event 10 canter, aud for toe
second tie American cJlors were borne IN triumph
| past the poet. Indeed, the match between Minoss
and Orsnda received iiselt into match OF judgment
between the representative OF the American turf In
this country and English gentleman Of 6cknos
edged -hTe dness in racing slsiIs Esca gentleman
bsd in possessed the aniuss which were ptted
sgsns. each Other ard the result OF the showed
that John Bull in his turf pursuits is netines ou-
witted by jonathan. The success of Oraods proved
at least the # Mr.. K. Ten Broecks judg'
ment.
The Stewards Cup commanded - runners, and WAS
the prettiest snd most exciting Of the dag. 1t
was wor by Gienmesson, of wbom II may be remem.
bered great expectations entertained for tue
Derby of 1857 but who broke down shortly before the
race He won with ease to-day ZOuave, the French
champion, achieving toe second honors, while the
American Babylon could not obtain place.
M.Tcn: 200, h r. One mile
Mr. P.,n.'s Mmo;a 5r.' s. b tCba;loneij....
Betting-6 10 >, a. first TO 4, on Mlmosa.
Orlando led fl, sts.t T. fnsh, and won easily by
two lengths.
THr L.v.sr srAKEs Of 50 -vs each 50 H. fox 2.yearod
colts 81 10. hies 81 10 Nicner extra Half mile.
Mr.. r Rctiu.On. Anadne, by Newmiu.ter, st ii.
Mr. Gis1'e. McHyman - is Il acadias ID :ati.j
Mir MemT Lord Of the Manor .t h wells.
Mr Ten bo,cks WcodSuru, ~ 70 tford) -
Be,,irg-5 and TO 4 on Merrymsni to against
Ariadnei TO sgains, Lord Of the Manor.
At1eI failure they got away, Woodburn being
the lsst of. MeuynSn and Lord Of the Manor were
IN front for the fret 100 yards Arisdne then took up
the running snd the favorie failing in his effort to
get up she by three quarters OF length tue sec-
ond beating the third by { head. Bad fourth.
Of each with lo addte The surplus paid to the
MI j. H. C. Wyndbsm' Glenms''on, BY Coher'tors, yn.
Count Dc L..IsSe zoa.ys ; Is Gd@m.i
Lotd Angesey, Trieoor 4y' st. tRo.
sII GOSe1ne' tn. Arso.y yr 50 DsesssIli
Mr. T. Fishers New Brighton (A.dm.l.
ps- Of B.1r Peter F.. yrs. q. a D.;j ....
Sir ". Booth. Beatrice. yr, ss n (Pn.nb
Lord Ribbesdas The Happy Land yr'' s. y a. Ad
Sir j. B. Ii.'. The flying EhsIi.hm.n, yrs, la iaB
M l. Cccp-f. King Of the Forest. yi' q. I'm
oSe 0oeis,eI n.SSI ": " IS n
hr S. wliamss knight Of Kafs yrs. St IS n H. Snow
Mr. shieteIs MsrteenTe,e, st u 10 &c. Bennett
M d be91,. r9I:.sq.h .hs. y sf Sisd
Mr.. simpsons Magnet, yrs, st. 70 (WAeyl.......
Mr.. La Merits Dures VS. e. n (Challonerl.....
Lord Cifen's Hydromel yrs 6s 10 (BrAy)........
Mr. r. Ten Bro-cks Babylon, yrs Ct 10 (LaHl
MI Forc's Ophels jyIs, st. daley
Mr solows Ckantr.s yrs 6st Pitehard). .........
Lord ". Posl-tts Frederick, yrs, st tP-ry).....
M Mil.'. Conyict, yrs, 5st 10
Duhe Of Bedfods Scothssyer, yrs, 5st 10 ~ Botom)
Mr q Lsnb~rts Rocket, yra, st n tCastance....
Betting 70 against Convict, to against Glen.
msss1 D, 10 70 against King Of the Forest, 100 to
against Peter Flat lC0 to against Blsnche of Mid.
dlebie, ~ 10 | each against Tournsmspt, Beatrice,
The Zouave, Rocket, Knight Of Kars, Hydronel,
BABY Ion. The Argosy. ana Soothsayer, - to each
sgainst New.Brighton and Frederick, 80 10 against
Opbeiie.
Before starting Cnsntress repeatedly broke sway
and ian Q considerable distance before sne vas
stopped New Brighton and Glenmasson ran In front
to the commencement CT the grand stand incosure,
where New-Brighton was beaten, and GenmAs,on
went on with the lead and easily by three quar-.
ters Of length; two lengths between the second and
third; three lengths between the third and fourth
NewBrighton was fifth separated by distinct inter-
val from the Aldermans tly, and behind them was
Knight of KsIs sixth, beading lot which comprised
Magnet, Frederick, Babylon, King OF the Forest,
Tournament, and tsever.l others. The last three,
beaten of, were Dejsnirs, The Happy Lsnd and
Beatrice.