The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-12
THE ENGLISH TURF.
oooDwooD RAcEs-TUEsDAY, JULY Is.


From the London Times, July 29.l
The ducal meeting has dawned most auspiciousy. No
the genial rain has bad most beneficial effect on the
ground while tho items Of sport-thrty three in num-
berare so well apportoncd that each day has its sepa
rate and individual interest to commend It, After the
gut Of provincial meetings which the last two months
have given with quantity rather than quality as the
leading feature of many, turns with degree Of
relief to the Goodwood programme, feeling assured that
come what may, s'to chronicle small beer" will not be
our lot. The adjacent towns are all full Overlooking,
Brighton, Chichester, Bognor and Worthing all having
their due share Of visitors. The party At the house is
large and distinguished one, including Tho Earl and
Newport, Lord Hamilton, the Earl Of Westmoreland,
Mr.. Grevle, MIR. Payne &c. Prince Edward OF Sake
field also circle at Petworth, and scarcely
house but has its quota Of visitors The stand was full
but not overcrowded It struck us we had seen greater
numbers OF the Tuesdays OF past years The ladies mus
tered Of yore the bank under the trees their gay
toees it need scarcely be said forming beautiful re-
The principal items Of the days racing the Ham
Stakes the Stewards Cup, the Gratwcke and the Iavant
For the important Ham Stakes celebrated for
bringing together the best two year ods OF the year. only
three put in An appearance, the M0stssima lilly winning
with perfect ease The eratwcke excited much interest
stakes Five to four laid him. but he disappointed
his hackers running unkndy It struck and declining
TO answer to Edwards c0l who seemed afraid touch
him until near home. Clarion won with
The Stewards Cup brought twenty nine to tho post to
sentg Queen Mary in her state robes mounted attended
by rage, and hounds In the background II Is the de-
Mr.
known establishment Of Hancock Its destination was
Badminton, and Of that popular nobleman
the Duke Of Beaufort gave universal satisfaction The
Lavant was carried off by an outsider from the Wood
yeaes stable not mentioned in the betting The weather
superb.
The Stewards Cup value 800 sovs (handicap) by sub
scrpton OF 10 each, with 100 added the surplus in
specie, for yr. Odds and upwards. Winners extra.
Y. C. 70 subs.
Duke Of Beaufort's Bhdhin, by Birdcateher,4 yrs,
Mr. SS Enremet yrs, Ga, Glib ic Gray)
Mr. r. Tea Brock Dolphin yrs, 5st- lib. (MurAt).
Mr.. James Smiths Queen Of Spain, yrs, 7st. slb.
Lord chesierned;s Polynesia, yrs Isl lib III
Lord Batemans Miss Livingstone, yrs. ist Glib tcar-
ried st. 7ib; lMidgeyl.; $780,: Q
Mr. r. len Brocck's Pegnoir. yrs, list. 2lbs. &c.
Mr. r' r. Goaier Poland yrs ss, lib oraan,.
Lord Exeter's Amelia, yrs. 6st sb. (H Covey).:.
Mr.. J, Godding's weatherspy, yrs, est. lib. Il.
Mr. watts ch c. Newmarket, yrs est no carried
est. Slb.) fHunter).
Mr.. saxons B. f. Amazonian yrs, 6st Alb u. Grim.
Mr. R. Ten Broecks Lord % Linne yrs. est. Alb &C.
Lord Wes,moriands Merry Hart yrs es, s6 H.
Lord Anslescy's caieau. yrs est abb ifinnins
Lord strathmore's Bohemia, yrs 6st lib fJeb0)..
cagtalg Gariste's Lady cl!idsn yrs. est 4lb e.
Mr.. r. c. MAYORS Fravola, yrs sst l0Ib Is Rogers)
Lord Coveptry's Excbequer a yrs sst 4b Ii. AdarDs
Mr.. B. j. Angeles b. C. Lord Bureign4 yrs sst. lib.
Nj. r. G. MAYORS Biondea, yrs, 7st LIB. tchai
Mr. W. &. cravcns Amacs yrs es, torri:j
l2rq gxbrjdges Keanc, yrs, est Carried 6st llb.)
(A,woodholse) ...:....................
Captain williamss Lady Emma yrs, 5st. lob. Gan.
Mr.. Hadley IS Cheerful. 9 yrs 5st 7ib (wmd) 80. O
Mr.. W. S. Crawfurd's b. C. Leotard 3yrs, 5st. lib.
Betting.Zioo to Is agst Lady ciifden, 10 70 each
acst Cheerful and Muessn 100 TO agst Amazonian and
Brdhil 100 to agst Lord of Lime, 20 to each agst
Dolphin and keane 20 to each ags Bondela Exchcquer
Weaherspy Entremet and Mast sheen 30 TO each agst
Amack. queen Of spain and Lord Burlegh; SO TO agst
Newmarket 40 to each agst Amelia and Polynesia, and
SO to l each agst leotard, olphiu, and Fravola
shortly after the time set down Mr. McGeorgc got his
horses in command and after or two slight breaks
away, despatched them from the post the let, widely
spread coming the hill nearly in straight line. in
the centre Of which the coors OF Mr. MAYORS pair were
clearly IN advance having Amazonian their
IRENE right with Lady Clfden Enremet Lord Bureigh,
Cheerful and Muezzn on the left, this lot forming the
leading division, with others headed by Polynesia, Mr..
Ten Broccks three tcose iogeher Exchequcr and Bird
h the latter ing next the rails TO the left, following
in close company. AT the foot Of the hill Biondea and
taken tnremet lying in the centre closely attended
by Lady Cden Amazonian, Cheerful and Dolphin on her
right, Muezzn with Birdhil and Polynesia being her ad
herens to the left In this way they close compa.
ny half way in the rails, when Mr.. Saxons lilly was
beaten, and shortly after Lady cdcn gave evidence Of
defeat and was passed In succession by Brdh who had
been twice disappointed In getting through, and Dolphin,
the three racing together to the finish Birdhi etng up
in the centre Of The stand and winning cleyery by hall
and third Lady Clifden wns fourth Cheerful hfth
Muezzn sixth, Polynesia seventh Then Lord Bur-
leigh, Amazonian, and keane, who headed lot OF pull
ing up horses. The last lot comprised Poland Fravola
Miss Livingstone and Peignoir, the latter being long
way in the rear.
RACE FOR THE rINpoN STAKES, WEDNESDAY,
JULY 80.
The Fndon Stakes Of 10 each for VI Odds colts
sst 7ib FLIES, sst Alb Winners extra; T. Y. c. III
Mr. Il Ten Broecks Paris, by Mldew, sst. lib. trord
Mr.. MAYORS Linda, sst 4lb fohailoner,
Mr.. MAYORS Polonase, sst Alb. Ct. Frencn) .... Q
Mr.. W. 6. cravens c. Langollen, by oosteraaewynn.
Mr. John Days Master Richard, ST. 7lb csatcr,.
Mr. H. Goater's Dr. c. The Doctor, SGT. lob zinc. slb
Mr. IT, l. HandIeys The seaboy sst M ifasance, o
Count +. dc Lngrarges Besfrx, sst Alb fwatkins, o
Mr.. Merrysf {. by Wild Dayrell-Phemy sst Alb. a.
Mr.. ormes c. by 1eddington-Nary copp, ssi 7lb
Mr. Paynes b. by Ncwminstcrrlusdi,. ssi 7lb
Baron Rc,hschilds br T. Tomato, by Tom Ene..M,uce
meat, sst 7lb zinc BIB ex) Wells ............ o
Betting 70 saganst Linda, 100 10 80 against Tomato,
100 TO Is against Paris 10 TO against Master Richard
aud loo to against the Phcmy Filly
roonaIse. IN company with her stable oonpan,on lin.
da Paris and tomato, made the running good pace
the enclosure where the former was disposr or leaving
tho issue with the two, Paris having slight
which he held 10 the end-and fine race by alepgth
Polouase beaten by three lengths Tor secbnd she
Phemy colt was fourth. and Tomato next the others
pulling up as they ran past the post
RACE FOR THE GooDwooD CTR, THURSDAY ury 90
The Goodwcod cup, the gift u the Duke OF Richmond
three hundred sovereigns added to subscription
OF twenty soyeregns zach, haa forfeit. Two mixes
half Nineteen subscribers
Mr.. X. G. MAYORS lsonc, by Ethclber,--lsssishaw 9
yrs. st lbs. n. Frcnch) ..............7.... 1
Mr., A. de Monigomery's La Toucques, US. ST. lbs
Mr. 3aiiwishrs f,iva,er yrs st. To-.
Ior,rsi yincents ze,land yrs est 6naio,or,
Mr.. Merrys Blackstone, yrs, e. lbs a. Efwaris)
Mr.. a. ". Fizwilliams Myrtle, yrs. /, Il 10 lbs.
carried ST. ii lbs. 90. Fordham ). -. .......... q
DIXIE Of Bcaufor's ha1igan a pure bred Barb, aged.
st. 10 ibs. (Mor dan) 5000. .+............,. o
Aiherstone wts scratched ~ 222 IN the day the
iicttng--tNo " ne against huck stone four Ia one
against farwslcr, sN 70 one cacn agasesf lsDre and
Myrtn xht % gtEst 70 gcs anI lsa Laearcf
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