The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-12
NEW HERALD FRIDAY AUGUST H. ls5a-TR1PLE SHEET

oourse were entrusted 10 the usual competent STAFF Of off,
Gals and whether they related to the business depart
ment or 70 the regulations for the preservation Of order
or The comfort Of the vsers they we're carried
tue utmost promptitude and success. The racing
pretty enough and sufficiently effective To excite the curt
o ana sustain the interest Of the unniated spec
ator while TO the professional sporting
"a significance and importance Of the highest cha
eI ne twoyear Old events likely 10 be long remem
bered and 70 exercise important influence future
speculaons The reputation which certain animals that
were out for them had already acquired by public
vas fuly sustained, and the popular belief
10 tue superior quality Of this year year Odds
hmed fo the Fndon stakes several youngsters that had
Deen pacKed for the Derby introduced to the
Lnormanoy who has established his reputation, made
the iavorte, while Thunderbolt, Contsdina and Nut.
Usarne also found supporters 1t was justly remarked
that mere attractive lot OF two year ODDS had seldom
been saddled than those which contested this race Nut
bourne won and Thunderbolt was second; Thormanby,
VINO carried lbs extra third, defeated bat not dis
eraeed Inc Judgment dsplaycd the hackers Of horses
received ample confirmation by the result OF this event.
or ne only animals supported in the ring we're the frss
i've IN me race Buccaoeer The first favorite for the
Derby carried or the Molecob Stakes in style calcu
is'ea 70 strengthen the opinion those who deem hun
ue pest OF hs ear. The Wizard colt In John SCOTS
s,aoe, made most successful DEBUT for the Bentinck
Memorial, and his name is not likely 70 be omitted
Derby.
Twelve started for the cup, and Promised Land who
had encountered 70 much hostility In the betting that
70 enc was currently offered against him yesterday and
we believe that last gat even as mucp hundred
70 SIX was laid was made first fsvorte Leamngton de-
hbe the american mare Proress found partsans al four
10 ene Union Jack, an animal who described the
Dst OF tue French three year ods and who sent to
Egnd expressly for this race, supported ut eight
10 one. as much, would SEEM on account Of the IA
vorapie IL ms on which he his OBJ oonents as from
any real belief which existed with regard 10 his cing
aoih'y From the description which furnish Of the
race Will be feen that the efforts the "Amercau sta
PIE 70 obtain the Goodwood cup again Intellectual,
or athough Proress into the third place, yet her
performance that does not the csbre
70 compete successfully with first class English horses
Hss ,he nas great advantage In the weights Promised
effort and Induced people TO remember his running for
he "oue ribbon Of the TURF with feelings of dsappoint
ment be s, no doubt the horse OF his year. Leaning
TON broke down. and the celebrated roxophote, whose
staying powers have always been estioned
quail TO the seventies OF the Cup Course The
heavy losers on the days racog aud the memory
OF the present meeting not likely to afford them much
satisfaction. The railway arrangements at Chichester
Drayten, Brighton and in London admirable and the
passengers enabled TO reach their destinations with
out any more Inconvenience than experienced in large
crowd
The Goodwood Cup value 300 sovs the req. In specie
by subscription Of 20 with 100 added the second
to receive 100 sovs out of the stakes Two miles and
half AZ cubs.
Mr.: ": Days the Promised Land, by Jericho, yrs,
Mr. ksD S S Newcastle yrs: 7si nd lfcidi:m,
Mr.. R. Ten Broecks Priorsss, yrs, ss sb. (Pumoj
Lord Gsseows Toxophlite, yrs, Oct. (Aldcroft) O
Mr., F. higgins Leamnston, yrs est LOTT lWellsl o
yrs. Set, slb. o. GoA.er) ..................... o
Baron Rothschid's North Lincoln, yrs Est. lib.
Mr. Jonnaicnes Maricnei,e yrs 7st ibis d.
Mr. j caTks Scent, yi; Isl slb iHtbardy.::
Mr: R. Ten Broeck's WOODBURY., yrs, 6st lib.
Count ,. De Lagrange's Union Jack, yrs. est 7Ib
Bettins-s 10 .gst the Promised Land to agst
bennington; to agst Proress to agst Union Jack
agst Marlonee; 10 to agst North Lincoln 20 10
wooiburn went away at his quickest pace, aud was
soon in possession Of lead of upwards Of twenty lengths
Mademoisele dc Chantiy being second, Toxophte and
Promised Land next, Schism, Prioress and Marionee
running side by side in their wake. They travelled in
this order out Of the straight and entering the Craven
Course Toxophlte disappeared from his prominent place
and Schsm and Promised Land kept close company third
and fourth, just behind the French mare.
At an interval OF several lengths Prloress, Tox
oph!e, Maronette, and Newcastle lying pretty well
together bennington bringing up the On approach
drew up Mademoselle de Chantly who now began 70
drop back, and Schism aongsde of WOODBURY.,
at which point Toxophte showed distinctly in the rear
On reappearing in sight from behind the hill schism was
and ana
last turn schism resigned the lead to Promised Land
Prioress, Newcastle and North Lincoln going on next
eeemed about to improve their positions The former
however, did not live long in front, and Lesmingtor
broke down badly soon after rounding the turn. The
race, however, was virtually at the distance fol-
Promised Land gsoped in at his LEISURE the winner BY
SIX lengths, four lengths separating the second from thu
third. The others struggled home at wide intervals
Scent who passed both North Lincoln and Schsm-wht
were pulled up at the enclosure-beng the next to tai
post Upwards Of one hundred yards behind them wa
Urion Jack trotting in, followed at still wider inerv
by Msrionette and ToxophoIte. bennington, Mademoi
sele dc Chantily and WOODBURY. walked to the stand.
AMERICAN HORSES IN ENGLAND.
II appears from the Liverpool papers Of the 30th ut
that Mr. Ten Broecks American horse Starke (the
of the Goodwood sakes) the victor 10 the race fo
the Bentinck memorial stakes, valued at Thousand
Eoyeregns Fifteen horses ram and Proress was third
Mr. Ten Brock Is reported to have G25 by his
horse beating the field for the Goodwood stakes.
The Nursery stakes also for Friday won By
Mr.. Ten Broecks two year old Umpire, by Lecomte.