The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-09

cult contains an unusual number Of csnses the Superior
Court has nearly seventeen hundred on the trial
terms; and the Common Pleas calendar for 1890 contains
nearly I'VE thsusandan increase u consequences Of the
accumulation Of suits pending against parties for the W.
latOn Of the Excise and Metropolitan Police laws.
The Turf.
AMERICAN RAcKHoRsEs IN EN0LAND-THER vIC-
TORIES AND DEFEATs--MR TEN BRopCRs WINNINGS
DURING THE PAST YEAR AN AxERICAN HORSE THE
FIRST FAvOsIrB FOR THE EPSON DERBY or 1851
AMERICAN TROrTERs IN ENGLAND AND FRANcE-
SALE or MOUNTAIN BOY TO THE nAPER0R OF
FRANCE, ETC.
A the racing Of 1859 has been brought 10
dose In England may prove uniuterestins 70
great portion of readers hy before them brief
review OF the performances Of the American racehorses
in that country. Although, strictly speaking, tho
terprss Of Messrs. Ten Broesk and Harlan, in taking
England racehorses bred and trained in this
try 70 compete with British thoroughbreds for supre
macy the turf private personal specuatons, yet
they have bsen In some measure, regarded In national
point Of view and corresponding degree Of public in
terest has been created In their success.
Mr.. Ten Brock was the hrst American sportsman 10
dispute the generally received opinion which prevails In
England that there law Of gradual but certain dete
alton and degeneration Of the physical organization Of
animal life in the New World. He took over with him 10
England In the OF 1885, three racehorsss
belonging 10 his stable, and which had sue
cessfuly In this country, 70 compete with tho
flower Of English thoroughhreds. Those horses were
Pryor. Lecomte and Proress subsequently Babylon was
added His III success al first in his spirited enterprise is
well known. The two first named horses in consequence
Of the sudden and complete change Of climate, air. &C.
speedily fell victims 10 disease before they had ar op
o. s ,Ss ,bs racing hnsS 1aass IL
turf by winning in field Of thrtyfouf starters the
Casarwitch stakes Of the richest and most mpor
tant handicap races Of the season She followed up her
the ensuing year S6S by winning among several
other races the great Yorkshire Handicap a Doncaster
and only defeated by head for the Csarwch stakes
the same year This season she her victorious
by winning match at for 81 00 against
Count Bshyani's Olympus, April The following month
heavy weight neld Of thirty three starting horses she
the Queens Plato OF 100 guineas at Newmarket In
race Of three miles, beating Polessar "a rt class mare)
and others by twenty lengths In June, EPSON Summer
Meeting she again carried Of the Queens Plato Of leo
guneas beating some rst class horses She third for
meeting she was third % her stable companion SssrKe
for the Benttnck Memorial Plate. She not placed
either In the Casariwch or Osmbridgeshre stakes, but
she her great match at Newmarket, against Lord
Derby Toxophite for 81 $780, winning by twenty lengths
Her opponent in this considered OF the best
horses England and had been the hrs avorte for the
Derby and 81 eger races in the former Of which he ran
second, being beaten by Beadsman. Priorcss shortly
beat Lord Glasgows chestnut Ally by Ieddng
at Newmarket She has consequently won Ave races
this season. and lostsx, winning for her IS 500 in
stakes aose exclusive Of besno bad seasons work for
Starkc chestnut colt four years old by Wagner out Of
Reel by imported Glencoe, was purchased BY Mr.. Ten
Immediately sent over TO join his stable OF American
racers In England He had previously at the Southern
tea and Mr.. ren Brock did not hesitate secure him.
although hD Price-sI 6oo-was very std one for
s the ss turf S5
psslauces = Ascot and Nswmsrket But be vas ga
acclmated 10 the air Of his newly adopted country and
We consequently nnd him at "prncely Goodwood,"
3: s ss ss q e = .D ..s s Ss.
ten of the best horses Of the day In this rsss hs
spkse ew.ss o. g eqadsnt thss be would display his
"a Va sssry $50 q shs raos Bus ssrlsS sSSl
fortune did NOD tsrminass hsrs ~ days s wiinag
movial plass, worth 80, and won IN oanser, beat
ing twelve other hoses, comprising Such nrst class
sn.h :. q snssmS I'm ~ sns !4Sxss sfasrsr sSaols and
nnd. A Wvvick = won de Wrwick cup, beating
peuSSs or s. yssrs ds.soss - Hs .asssqusoty @ s
ts amise; and shheagh he sastsd three times Afterwards
=. aS II form ,ua
b. .in,iDg, ~ Y sAfs' ezdluave q shs Warwick gold
6np,rs, two year old chessnut co, by recomse outoe
Anos teal property Of Mr fen oeok, now occupies
postoa In kAgiand which other foreign bred horse
iUr sss @ q M sVsn y Ss ne sDO
Debpy, the wiAnins Of which regarded with more
ntess and snxisy by the late Lord George Bentiuck
than eSeA hb suooeeding In his Efforts to achieve the
Wsnssrhe & ths government of Great Bsftaia.
Mb higk pcatoo, however. which Umpire enjoys. has
sstrsseoss efeamsssaoss Sent over q Eseaod s s. NJ
Ten hoeck, Who bred him, IN company with Saxke, IKE
The latter HI ar two essays the turf were unsuo-
ss ss s'' g
gradually running into his proper form, and q the same
ucS y nasss s 6 soa s
plate, Umpire rcnewed their surprise BY winning the
Nursery stakes in hollow canter n nsld q twenty-five
addition % which Mr.. Ten BrUsck von heavy Pile By
backing him He repeated bis good ssyioes 70 biz owner
y oss s ss % .ss
day carried on ths zetlAnd DssnnA Akes from ok op
peDens, and won bet Of - 900 ~ hi owner In addi
Won three rsees and last twotosal amount Of winnings
267 He stands eight one for The Derby raos
AZ sss = g as II T. Sc
Lars him for thh Taoe, at outlay Of some vs hun
dred dollars Should hs win sht raos. vim cause an
porting vs shall have 70 export o thorough bred stud
herses % Karope. ...
1soss. y se r. N ssee .ss @ S ~
sent over 70 Liverpool last summer. He three year
GA chestnut col: b imported Asion dam y Ieyahan
Autumn Racss lass month, solely f ne porposs q o.
custoing him 70 run In company WITH other horses and
Dce - feos q M racing meSt1 HI euCueoD hefo
fore, must not be taken - any criterion a hb racng
abfH1teo.
Woodburn, three year old chssnut colf " nporsed
Ghpcoe, dan BY imported Trusooe, hAs nos done much
Ior the American turf he has started eleven times and
Voc onosyis; shs harry Fowisr handicap, q Stoskt0,
worth u 67S.
opsimst, swe year old colt BY xueson, has started
In four rHcos but unsuccessfuy h AL Ths III uc
has ateadsd ths three horses taken ot BY Mr Har
Ian Of lincoln, Dos Chies md Cnctnnat but
- thcse horses ware o very inferior elaA those sent
out BY Mr. fsn Broeck they MOI entitled % be re-
gArded By any means - representatives Of aAmesian
turf.
The total winnings o The American horses must oooss
quepty, 10 placed 70 tho credit OF Mr. Ten Hesok alone,
@kry-
Prioress won ave races md nd...............s $3.50
Dtaxke won three races and d................. l8NO
Umpoc won three raoee and Observation-Disclosures. l,2S7
WOoupuFn Woo ono Tsoo eno.. yoIo
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