New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16

nanby, VINO oio BOZ si ~ ~ 49,, sinngr Elcho, carried
esn',ag W." Tta II II sre,ce in ss between Ihormany
md Elcho is one year, VIII I'VE diierence IN, N INC u,
weight allotted to item wast; oa,vooa Cuo we shan
s"d Nat both ,hese hrfes had been entered 19r ~,
-. d;aa-snee bstvceen teir weights weud only nave
tesn ) s. fb. ThusnF no had an advantage Ia @ sue
stakes whsb is baUo-p, OF 81 Al 40 Gov Co.
be .uld have in the cup when is %
~ Ten Rr scts horse, Starke, veteran OF SIX
,.ss old vas w fayoiite fo the Stalker, 10 wnien ne
ssrie ely 7sJ h. ID less than his stable eDn e,
rsujoa. Dm6rs. who is two years younger. lhIs
szum ace we won by S'arke in 1883. and beiog now
- lightly handicapped, he was very conhden ~ !,
lacked by Tsose who did not know or Denese 80
E'clo v0e 90 good he turned out. 1he carry pr
II the psca was marked by the eneIgeslc enoHs :,
UmIi-s ard Schism-ihe on behalf OF Stare yea n"a
tle o.her, we suppose, Of Eloho, TO make ara KY
pace The lead was taken by Umpire ana fe, go ,bs
Tim On IL the turn for home As be frii bacn !us0 d
cepd place, Starke came forward ,,o 'n y, The same
se satter's mOst dangerous rival, Eicho, az 1 TIE
10 took up lis position for the inai - i,bout
,pse who was thea LEADING was dispofed oi rlsbo
yicul " and the was left 10 Sssi &c - years
xbete was a diff between heni ., Us = zen
srd La than two tone of weight. Siarke VIZ W. -
CIV Ferlhan,. and Ellho by Daley, oi whon lue Az
AMONG men and the alter among poy ,, 80 Of a veyv
"a ockeyship. TIE tnsh no"sNei, Too clea,ly
sri,iuc IN raeer because il appeared ohiy .yo NJ
sIot Eleto was an easy winner. lnoeeo' u hc Ies!
were any Ihing Ike Derby horse, Lis .ahh,
Erbt we,ehg and skilul ilo,ase, could mol pe oicu
NevertLel.ss the disappointment 10 tne A'ne
- ,a,tv on tie turf must have Otth
~.,r Great because Starkes chaEee aceofH x 10 OF
Snsry rules of ind ment, was eosC one, nhl hh was
6sne that cOlld be doee 10 better ~ Mr. len ISe',
- ed and honorable conduct the turf wouio nave
ell deserved repetition OF TIE triumph wLeh o''lrhe
iued for him in this race two years ago ID "
leoereea t.at Ssrke should prove no better on ths
easion thar very 90 secol.u; AS oIieh n"ite.s l
tie tu l. The CalrIl iioas OF his Supporters "efe
.srsea ,ucentlv 70 reject credit their Judgment,
hut 10 20 save heir money. 4,
Uowever the defeat of StaTke for tue Goodwood
noe 10 4,ble, although less remunera'e trophy oi
The cup The weights Ior this race are txea Goo1n0 J
tps.e with Ger ain peualtles ior previous successes,
nd Wit allowances 10 fo,eign horses. lhoimanhy,
hohe ded the ist in this race ss well ASH he Stakes
rrIod Il for BIS Sge and ~ 40 extra iOf nls fe9-
on. he Wzird, OF the sane age, carried OILY 81:
tarke beiae years older would have carlied, IL
Englsh hoTse, 9st To- and taking on st' ior hls
frri a breeding lie 81 under ST. ~ ID. In TIC
San e way Mr.. Ten Broecss sscoud horse, Optinnst,
of te same age as the Wizard, canned only st aud
Ghe French mare, Mon EtCe, carried one store less
than Dnletelll, OF equal years. Al was Cal Giased
fbsf Thoruanby although he outstTode tie Wizard IN
'sst year Derby, not decd2dy his superior as
y, be able 70 give linn an advantage OF iO 10.
'onseqreu ly, Ihormanb{-slthough me opinion Q,
tis ouaf,y was ns iich as ever, and his
,sepcsranee fully warranted that oriaion-was
ever made tie fsyoite ior his race. Inc CUES
ION cared at one tine 10 lie between tie Nlzerd
I'D Il.
- wv him dangerous rival az advantage OF 81:
vvsn I, the wi ner OF tie Two TroJsard Gulneas ara
,aman bys rest competitor Tor me pelOy. Lev
,s,Iy howcver tie Wizard had become deci1c0ly iae
yvori T. WI lie OEtiuist had fallen 20 the lowest
en- ted pic "a chance which was fully explained
Eh N Fordham uted Ssrke iusteGd OF OltlIli,t,
SHOWN thl. Mr. Ten BIoeck meaut 70 win II posi- ie
viii the lorner Ite VIZ d looked as wen as coAli
a. wihed and he h.d On his back frst-rate jockey
Esborne 4 tnail uOb watched The faodilpg Vi 'ua
yiaard and la-cc mob watched lie sadding OF Thor.
MA bv aad lloweG as Custauce rode him toward
tie ftnd II is oBe # toe greas advantages q Gco4-
Ood hat tee celebrities may be Waited aGd surveyed
at erse as they walk round ard round under The cump
f trees wbics to shelter item rom the neat,
Enil the moment when the Jockeys Gol tLer over
tosts and suddenly apgeai IN Ies!lenceIt eol1is,
mount and nn their horses heads toward The etrante
20 TIE cOaIse.
Besde TLoruarby AID the Wizard, and Mr. leu
Broeeks rair there was Wallace, who won the Good
wood Siakes lsst yeartbe French mare, hion Etoie,
who 'ood even With TbOrnanCy in the bettiug-a
Yren b lorsc, Roy lieu, wloie claim 70 conslGeraliJl
was eieGy ioendct on tie lent weight be carried as
iort4neT-and, laftly, L-ey Cfcel and Doelo9t, OF
whom we have DOtilAe psI.iCuIar 10 remark thrsS
ue hotae. were now formed Al 1e. The slort take
riaee o. ibe lett OF The stand at the foot oi What noble
grassy hill which disputes with the beore-men'lolto
froye sacred 10 the ay lies Oi sadGng Tor the min
nes which the visitor bas to are for exploration be-
tive the As the horses cross the course IL sll
gle ile their stadows full upon The tuif, aDo
The hi ht cooIs of the riders glitter in tie sun.
hall turn 10 the rear ifirEs titlh luO me- lLS9 4'
tie few steps, lull turn brings them 20 the front
the hagis down. ard they of Az they pnss the stand
they fl nearly ato file sgaiu. Wallace take, deeid-
ed lead and SaIe goes second, contrary to Mr. Ten
Broecks usual practice oi senoiog to the front the
horse which is not meant 10 win. As the borres run
away from home Wallace takes o still greater LEAD,
md is ridden with iucomprehenslDle pro.igaliy.
Starke il considerably iu hs rear but ahead OF every
thing else; aud when the Inevitable moment OF Wal
lace collapse arrives SGrke succeeds him In the lead
ing pl8ce. The and back is now comi ete, and
fhe horses are in the straight course with the Winning
post in view Ii is observed that CustaDce can
1es no more running out of Thormanby. The rac G
sppeais 10 Ne between the Wizard and the two Amen-
cans The English horse has taken the lead from
Sta-ke-wbose bead however, is his giLs on tie
LEFT or Stand sde-wile Opiimst is coming mp, etill
further from Lim TIE same side, and looks for a
moment more dangerous than StsTke. But the latter
answers gamey 10 Fordham call. With great
effort he pu.hes bis head beyond the Wizard's and
keeps it in advance as the two horses pass under the
JUDGES eye The priority was indisputable, althong
very flstt. Optimist distinctly behind these
two, and then came Ihormalby, making bsd fourth.
Thus Siarke, with over stone more weight upou hii
bal retrieved his defeat Of yesterday, aud gained fol
she euterlgising American who owns him success
which te thoroughly deserves, and which no English
man who has not lost upon the race will gradge u
him.