Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-22
Tho Turf in England.

The last news from the other side OF the
Atlantic furnishes us with further particulars
respecting the progress of the American
horses Umpire has achieved another triumph
by winning the Cleveland states, at Stockton
and upon the ssme day, WOODBURY., another
of Mr.. TEN BRoECKs horses, carried off "a
prize. We annex the particulars of the two
races:
Thursday. Aug 25.-The Cleveland stakes
of sovs. each. with 100 added. for two year
old colts, Sst. 7fb.; fillies, 8st. BIB; winners
extra. 7. Y. Ca subs.
Mr. R. Ten Broeck's Umpire Fordham. /
Mr.. jacques High Treason ............. AldcrOft
Dir. W. Parsons CramOnd ........-.... Kendall 8
The following also ran. but were not placed:
Spofforth Maid, Winston, Lady Trespass,
Lancaster, Grenader Horace. Professor Dick,
Interest AM Rosamond.
Same day-The Harry Fowler Plate of 100
sovs. added TO a haddit zap of sovs. each;
winners extra. About five furlOngs. "a subs.
Mr. Ten Broeck's Woodburn, by Glen
coe, 3 yrs, est. lib. Bottom.
Mr.. Bells La Victime, yrs, Sst. lib.
Mr. Harlans Maid Of the Mist, yrs. bunny
6st. lib ......-...--..-.....Ch aloner. .
The following also ran. but were not
placed: Duneany. 9st.; Tunstall Maid. Sst. 6fb.
Alfred, St. 5ib: Tom King. 1T. 3d.; Riga,
7st 5lb.; Bilberry. 7st.; Souvenir, est 6tb.;
Springwell, 5st. LIB; Knayto". 5st. 5fb. j;
Buttercup, st. 5ib: Miss Cony ngham, filly,
5st BIB; and Caniy Queen, Asst. I3fb.
Umpire achieved another victory the day
after winning the Cleveland stakes, and is
now one of the first favorites for the Derby,
the following being the state of the odds at
Tattersalls against the most prominent
horses, upon that important event: Umpire,
10 to taken. Buccaneer 10 to taken.
MainsIone, II to l--oilered. Nutbourne, II
to / offered. In the meantime, Starke, who
came out so calamity at GOodwood, was de-
feated At York tor the great EbOr handicap,
in which he stood the favorite. We give the
particulars of the race, as reported by Touch
stone" of the London Era.
The great Edor Handicap Stakes of 100
sovs, added to a sweepstakes of 20 sovs each.
10 It., and only if declared, &c; the win
ner of any handicap value 100 sovs subse-
quent to the declaration of the weights, to
carry 10; of two. ID; of three, IA h extra:
no horse to carry more than ii ID extra; the
winner to pay 10 sovs towards expenses; the
owner of the second horse to receive so sOvs
out of the stake. two miles over the old
course. (57 subs, "a OF whom pay sovs
each.)
Mr Fosters Lnderhand, by the Cure, yrs, 9st.
lib Adcr"lt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Mr.. Cn,'t'n's Archduchess, g. rs. 5stl2fb. Grlm-
Mr. R Ten DECKS s,arke yrs Sst Sib. Ford.
Mr.. Lamsien' shaf'O, yrs ST 9lb Carried 6ss
Capt, Shr.slie's Kestrel, eyrs On Obj extraj 7st
lib L. Sn' WIDEN ............... :. ... o
Mr.. &. Bryant's Rogerth ripe, yrs. Est Glib Flat
Count Bath, auy's Ihr Courier. yrs. est Glib in
Glib extra Bradley: Observation-Disclosures. 0
Mr. Merry's Peeress, yrs est b..-...... Bray 0
Mr. Coverdaie's IIer-at-L W, yrs. est EDWARDS
Mr.. Hargrave's Heire>s 3 yrs 5st l3ib Oh llouer 0
Capt Christi : The Date, yrs, 5st Glib Sader 0
LORD Zetand's Volatile, yrs. 5st Bib Carried Sst
Mr. Riders Punch, yrs. 5st...........J. Daley o
Betting-3 to l against Volatile, TO 2
against Starke, 6 to / against Peeress, 10 TO
| (at first TO i against Underhand, 10 10
against Heiress, 100 to 6 each against Punch,
Courier, aud Archduche>s, 20 TO / against
Rogerthorpe. After four failures, caused by
the breaking away of Kestrtl and Roger
thorpe, aud afterwards OF Volatile aud The
Courier, the flag was dropped to good start,
Peerless being hrst Off followed by Roger
thorpe, Kestrel and Volatile in The order
named; Heiress and The Courier lying next,
the rear being brought up by Stal he and I'm
dcrhund. As the lot ran along the TAR side,
StaTke drew into the center of the ruek, aud
took his place alongside of The Courier, but
Underhand still laid of by himself. On
reaching the W ood, Volatile went to the front,
utI iuiAthttH btluS ICtItrSs mug
erthorpe and Starke. all well together, Shalto
lying 1t xt. About midway round the Mid
dlelhorpe turn Volatile ran against the rails,
and Rogerthorpe, Peerless, Archduchess,
Shafto, and Starke were left in front, the lot
running almost in a line, whilst Underhand
began to draw up on the iuside-Roger-
thorpe aud Pceress were beaten before reach
ing the distance, aud Archduchess soon bad
Starke safe, but half way up l nderhand came
Of "A in ~.
next few strides, Won. cleverly by IA length,
half a length between the second and third,
two lengths between the third aud fourth.
Volatile was fifth, and Heirvss sixth, Peerless
aud The Courier were next.
The pace throughout must have been i'm
meuse, as We fiud that the two miles were
run in less than three minutes and forty
seconds.
Upon the same day another of Mr.. Ten
Brueck's horses ran as follows
THE LOTTERY PLATE of % sovs., added 10 a
Sweepstakes Of sOys. each, one mile; six
subs.
Mr {. Rewards BAsilisk. by connaEght
Ranger, yrs. " lbs 10 sovsl
Mr. ren Broeok's Dove, ayears, W lbs go
M. Jaekson's b g an.h, aged, III lbs. $50
Mr.. 7. Dawson's b. sr Joseph, years, 95 lbs (0
sovs( .........................
against Caiph. aud 6 to l against Basilisk.
Dove cut Qua the work To The distance. where
basiiisk joined her, aud a long struggle be-
tween the two resulted IN tue defeat Of the
fAvorite by short head; a bad third. Run
in min. 81 rec.
For tue lorksbiFs Oaks, Olymplas. one OF
his English purshass $. came Ia second IN =
field OF seven; the distance. one mile and u
quarter. being run in two minutes and nine
seconds.
Prioress was entered for the Tradesman's
Handicap lwoa by Diikoosh,l bus did MOI
start.
The other stake In which Umpire was en-
tered was the lhird Zstland Biennial. % sahs.
Loiterer Was slso entered 10 the same stake
Starke. Psieress, Dcs Chiles. aud Cincin-
natl are entered for the Yorkshire Handicap
NJ Dorcasler. the lormer aud The HAajs, both
four year Odds, being weigIt- alike. aad nav
Ing the hlghesg weight oI any ~ the sAme
age. The extreme weights sre-Jack Spsiag
yrs., 40 D.; VaIiy, yn-, 80 D. only Z
deffs renee OF agkfy poausds
Harlan has lnalched Dies Chiles for ESo0
TO run two miles 90 Newmarket. aaginsI Ar
Dxyon's lad, pcndenee, lhe latter being al
loaed Z n. fur his year.