The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-30

THESE bomo
lie and they nearly matched in speed good
trot will be the result
Cincinnati Races-rourth Day.
Tho first sweepstaks Of 500 each, half for
felt for colts and nies three years odd, t1o0 added
two mile heats There nine entries, but only three
to the post, viz:-R A. Alexander's Dr. Q. Ansel
by Lexington, dam by imported Yorkshire; Il. Van
Lew'sb Malcolm, By imported Bonnie Scotland, dam
script, by Revenue dam Louisa Jordan. Anse won the
race. COnscript second, Malcolm third Time. s:A6k
The second for Woods Theatre purse Of $780,
for all ages mile heats best three In Ave- For This race
derw S ss Lanisan, and Gsors.y Beseoa won
easily in three straight heats, in 4s, 1:A, i62x.
The attendance was again large the track in capital
condition, and the weather favorable
The English Turf.
THR RACE FOR THE ST. LEGER-sCENE ON THE
COURsE-THE BETTING AND RUNNING.
[Doncaster Sept 13 correspondence OF London Times
The presence Of Gadateur has robbed the betting man
Of his occupation and the race OF It's interest The
merest tyrO in the sporting world could proclaim his I'M
doubted belief in the French horse without his belief
being questioned That If well the day. he must win
the sentiment in every ones mouth, and, despite
temporary clOudng of his popularity during the
csy the Oh Sors Of nsb AM incident to we
need not further aude at time threatened TO create
angry passions and cast slur upon fair dealing
and good of the stewards Of Doncaser crushed II
in the bud the presence Of the Count do Lagrange
the guest Of the Jockey Club AN answer To all the
maiigners Of his fair fame
People went about saying that jennings not so
sanguine, that Gladiateur did not show the bloom on
him he held at the Derby Ut would have been wonder
indeed, If he did that the Marquis was very hopeful
and The Duke the coming horse. The previous races
passed without much notice. and when the bell had rung
for saddlng and the thronged course cleared the
sranng eyes OF eager thousands hxed the gate
through which the white face Of Regaa was the first TO
show, followed by Heir-atLaw, Klarinska docking as
Of John scots Leger mares always does and some
minor celebrities until the scarlet hoops OF Lord Hast
inUs shO yyodu s Ortih nd
horse-though certainly much improved, and looking In
full Danebury bloom-had still the same narrow look
from behind the saddle that conspicuous In him
u Gladiaeur appeared after the fashion
Of other great personages last and though there might
not have been the satin coat Of the lst OF May there
the grand action the fine shape and the
quiet self possession about him 80 remarkably dis
We will not repeat the story OF so fully described
below but merely content ourselves with remarking
that though getting off far from favorable terms, and
through Grmshaw's judicious riding, keeping IN the
until passing the Red House. yet at the distance he
had through his horses had the dreaded Duke beaten
before reaching the stand and with only Regala and
Archimedes near him. came on amid tremendous cheer
ing, gallant winner by three lengths Great was the
honor horse and jockey received and genuine wers the
acknowledgements from the summit OF the Jockey Club
stand. When the telegraph showed the winners num-
taken up, and almost carried inso the weighing enco
sure by his enthusiastic admirers Gladiator hailed
the Logger winner OF 1855
THE
The ST. Lxssn srAKys OF rs each for year olds
colts, ST. 10 ID. nlies, st. h. The owner Of the
second horse TO receive 100 out OF the stakes
ST. Logger Course. 243 subs.
Count =. do Lagrauge's b. C Gladateur, by Monarque
Mr. Cookson's ch T. Regalia (Osborne). ......... Q
Lord Stamfords ch c. Archmedes Carroll)
Marquis Of Hastings b. The Duke (Fordham,.
Mr. Blacoe's ch c. Barbarossa (Metcalfe) .........
Mr.. Bowes b. f. Karinska Challonerl. ........".
Captain Grey's ch. Heir at-Law u. Grmshaw)...... 0
Mr. r. fAnson's mas CHI. c. Breadalbane (Castancej 0
Mr.. J. Newtons b. c. Zambesi (Edwards). .........
Major sapletons ch. c. Red Earl Snowden. .......
Mr.. r Tattersall's b. Peerless tClement)
Lord Glasgows Sister TO Ascham III Covey) .......
Betting-e to on Gadlateur, 8 to against The Duke
to against Regatta, 100 against Karinska 25 to
each against Breadalbane and Archmedes 30 to against
Pecress 100 to against ZambesL
Thy left the post at the first attempt Zambcs, with
Klarnska, Breadalbane and Peeress at his girhs got
away in advance; but on making the turn Klarinska
rushed to the front and made the running, The Duke
going second Peeress third, with wacot Breadal
bane and Rcgaia next Three lengths in the rear Of
these Rcd Earl Archmedes, Sister to Ascham and
Herat Law nearly abreast and close in the track OF the
latter the coors OF the Frenchman, Dux and
alteration TO the foot Of the hill when Gladiaeur was
to give way which rise 10 fears Of hts hav
broken down; hut reaching the mile post he gradually
improved his position followed the leaders along the
| upper ground At the Rifle Butts Zambes ran into
tho fourth place. closely attended by Breadabane and
Regala, the latter two being joined by Glaliaeur,
| upon whom Grmshaw bding his time. Making
! the Red House turn, Klarnska suddenly gave way,
| followed in !. few strides further by Wacot and
Zambes leaving Pocress possession Of slight lead of
| The Duke, who followed next the rails by Archi-
medes and Regala Gladiateur at this point giving evil
dence of having recovered his previous mishar. few
strides further Mr. Tattersars lilly was disposed OF,
when The Duke appeared In advance, and with Archi-
| medes and Regala came on in company TO the bend
! Here Grimshaw brought mp Gadateur who, having all
his horses beaten at the distance, with clear
lead and with extreme ease by three lengths Re
goa who headed Achimedes mt the stand secured tho
second money by half length, the latter defeated the
Duke by three lengths for third Breaasbane was nth
next. The others were beate of along way, Red Ear
| being last
Afier the race an application made to the stew
ards Of the Jockey Club n have the winner examined
bit they refused the request and the subject Is there
| fore finally disposed Of.
PyprGREE AND CAREER OF sLADIATErR.
From the London Sporting Life, sept 10
| Glsdistcur Is by Monarque, from Miss Gladiator
daughter 81 Gladiator aud Tarai by Sheet Anchor ant
| Warwick mare, by Norman out OF Androssnn mare
Msnaraue Is by the Baron, Sting, or tho Emperor an'
isete-s daughter of Royal oak and Ada by whskcr sn'
Anna nolena da lighter of Shuttle and Drone Mis-
Gladiator bred at the haras Of ST. Cloud IN 1854
She "a sister TO Phoenix, Union Jack, Freisehutz an,
| Amaranth- Gadators dam never a race. In 1887
she had File des Jones by Peu dEspor, IN 1880 villa
franca by Monarque barren In 1861 In 1862 Giada
tor fcaed IN 1898 she was barren In lso! she ha
| Impcrator by Monarque; In 1858 my by Monarque
Blood Of the best and purest in the veins Of Gada
teur, who reckons among his ancestors Whisker shee
Anchor Royal Oak and Gladiator The birth OF the con
queror Of all these great stakes and prizes is NOT due
chance. Count Lagrange, already remarking that ella
dators blood allied to that Of Monarque produced mar
velous results resolved 10 multiply the offspring. But
fortunately, the lustrious NoDarque showed curiou
coldness for Miss Gladiator Thus, became ncccssar
TO have recourse 10 strategy bandage was put owe
the eyes OF the celebrated stallion, and he becan
| like unto Cupid himself-bnd The result was ma
| Gladiateur into the world.
The colt born and bred at Dnngu. remained there unt
he year and half old and was sent over "a Ems
land In October 1893 and made his FIRST appearance
the ast autumn meeting al Newmarket whore, carryn
4 st. 10 lbs, and ridden by Edwards he won tho Cea
well Stakes beating Joker, Ostrcgor, Don Basho, Ve
derer, Maid Marian and six Others Az the sanie NICE
Ing carrying st. lbs, he ran third "a dead beat W.T.
LOngdown) In tho Prcnderrast stakes won by Be'
minister n st. 10 bs.l, ridden by Wells; Siberia, 5
IL lbs was second Gladiateur and bongdown were
front OF Gardevisure Omar and two others Al the 10
lowing meeting he not placed IN the Criterion, We
by Chattanooga r. st. 10lbs who beat Brahina, III
Buck. Audax and ten others In 1888 his FIRST race vi
victory; he the Two Thousand Guineas ridden
Grimshaw u It, 10 lbs, beating Archm edes second
Liddingon Qhird), 2ambes fourth, Bcdmins,s
Breadabane Kangaroo Regalsa and tea others. ON q
last day OF MAY he the Derby and all the world
now talking OF his 81 Legor triumph.