The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-09
ne following description Of The raes for this great

me following description Of The roe for this usss
compliance with The e.osIsps rsgulassua wsieh 70
CURED the horses 70 be ddlsd ana mounted quarter
Of before the hour appointed for The aArs, Ire
stand TIE horses gallo cd up nos down The eosrse
and conducted by Mr. Hibburd TO the posi- Wn Ne
prooseosd in Indian file long he paugs 70 ne reht,
and then wheeled round and descended into Ne n.se
valley just before the starting post IN . cluster. -
the course 1t that point had not arrived snd ereore,
severa people were the way, and this circumstance
caused Mr. Hibburd PRUDENT 70 wait until their arrival,
and the perfectly clear Hence The nsst and
only breaking away, which the Spectators deemed
false start, but who was caused by the psraonshe
Themselves well together ancied thai Mr. Hbburd might
a once give the signal Leprochaun brother to Rsnbo .,
first lot that got away, but they only ran short
distance the hill and post without delay
rot we'll snS SssD Ss
dropped biz nag table cloth would have covered tbs o
The fSon, rank comprsed Beptnck Man ~ Arms, Nut
bourne RsDg Sun and Restes sutton Locrer, LuSeeso
and Wallace, who were not quite quick ON their legs =
the Others being LEFT the Indeed, Wala,e plunged
down on b. head As they brssssd the hi psss sosr.
woods houte, Bennck ahead his best pace, and
he ss lengths s
and his exeons to force the running carly in the race
wire brought TO an end at the top Of the hiabout half
me-and hs ooors gradually disappeared In shs shifting
shpE msss Of those worn BY the ruck. On the retire
men: OF Bentnck Restes took up tho running, and in
Manat Arms, brother Rainbow buoea neer Ton Boz.
line, Umpire, the Wizard and Dangu Al they stseamed
down the bill at great pace the coofs gstened Tie
sun with dazzling brlsncy, and the thai point
could only be nkened to a cataract OF many coiored
Nutbourne, pulling hard, hold COCA place next
to toe rails and was bead 70 head with Restes with Un-
pre who bad twice nearly knocked mormanby his
head, the Wizard, Tom Bowlne, Horror, ThormAnby
and brother % Rainbow (nr Merry too being side By
way down The hill, Nutbourne broke down and wus
placed Aors de combat and few strides further Ratso
resigned BIZ lead 70 the Wizard and Tom Bovine wsat
at The Wizard then carried on the running, and Vas
going 70 we'll that the people Al that point ana indeed,
ne Gus shout Of the "svorte Wis Umpire in the middle
the course hormanby the higher ground Horror and
DaDeu now len tho only attendants the Wizard
Before reaching the distance the shout OF the mecsns
which Umpire placed and thai Snowden Sers sppH
cation Of whpcord would have effect jun InGde
the osnce Cusanco took bold Of Thorman oys had and
gave him cot with his whip the horse mmediAeoly
pprspg forSard, ana The Wizard, who hal seemingly
been going within himself until he began 70 climb the bill
to npkh had scarcely fort left 70 struggle ~nh and
Thormapby quilted him at his ease, and essily BY
length and half Horror paseed Dspgu about The half
distance and beat him by four pgths for third plsce
precisely similar distance separating him tho W.
william Umpire, Buccanesr, Man as Arms Cape Fys-
wy and Resses nearly In the order In which have
enum rated their names, Joiterer end Wallace bringing
up the rear.
VALUE or THE STAKES
Tho stake worth 81, Ao bot from that SUI, must be
deducted the winners own stake, loo sovereigus for
second horse. 100 soveregDs for pooe expenses and
ESQ for the Judge thus reducing IL CLEAR value ~ rs 06O
IL stat a that Mr. Merry, the owner Of rnormanby,
wins over f7o,oto in bets alone. The value Of the
stakes wss f6,06o
The following 10 Lisa Of The Derby winners from 1850
to the prstent year