New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-29

vengeance and at clock Glsdateur did his canter
on the coa,se With Harry Grimshaw In tho saddle ana
in the ri Of large number OF critical
That oI created favorable impression the betting
soon indicated when they mustered at thc rooms ne
unanimous opinion that the Frenehman had passcu
good night, and was displaying the most neatIy mar
ket symidons During the progress OF the niorDihE
The streets resoundcd with nothing but the shouts OF
tymen aud tramps who rushed IN every dtectlon
shouting out the inquiry. "Wh0 says . Greet caro-
gent,emcnf and continuing the sale OF newspapers
with their more mereuria occupation. The morning
dawned IN manner betOkening heat. and 0y noon tbe
sun shone with briancy, aud the air was as hot ana
oppressive Gs in the " dog days"
I, really seems wonderful where tho thousands Of
people came from but endless special trains from Lon
don ard 'he ncghboripg towns OF Sheihed. hudacrs'
fed YorS &c, poured hundreds on TO tne platform;
whence they streamed in body up tie High-st, and
halted in front OF the Rooms, where the crowd Was an
paralleod Just before o'clock tie block Ia ths nam
thorougbfsIe was tremendous ana the most e1ler'
euced towBspeople say that they have Fever on my
previous anniversary witnessed such dense masses o
people in the town. OF course tie extended railway
facilities tend every year IA increase the numercal
strength OF me carnival Uf the north. Immense three
horse cInnibuses loaded opposite the Reindeer us
soon HI they arrived, and tys as speedily Obtained
fares" Although tho main bulk OF the crowds came
by the iron wsy there sooe h1udreds Of yeh,ees
OF all descriptions chiefly from Sheffield, the holiday
makers exh biting that stod composWe indcative oi
almost orerstrained interest IN The race Snch was
tie extreme pressure in front Of the subscription
Rooms iha. 1t was with difficulty we could force an
eDuy in order to ascertain the state Of the betting
Upon reaching the Town Moore, the spectators were
faIiy astonlshed at the amazing multiudes stretching
from the town end starting point FOR the 81. Lcger
right past the Red House. the mass at this portion OF
the presenting extraordinary cosp dGA the lar
side opposite the stand ben lined many deep Owing
the brilliant weather there was larger humber OF
vehicles than for many years past The stands were nl
ined and the Babel In the betting ring told how
earnestly wagering beng carried on. We may re-
mark tLat tie az was by oppressive on
Sunday but was tempered with refreshing breeze
Gafaleur arrived in the paddock CT the back OF the
Al. L~..s unAu llssit al iSrnf
loI distence of. Count Lagrange and his friends
watched his horse wtn the greatsst anxiety through
his glass rom the summit of the stewards stand but
did not descend remaining In conversation with the
Duke of Beaufort aud other patrous Of the turf.
The Frenohman's coming was expected with the
greatest interest and whei Jennings led bin on TO the
course with Harry Grimshaw IN the SADDLE 'nere vas
a roar Of applause and svayng commoiion all dowa
the sides Of the course indicative that the ihvincD'e
blue and red" CT "Gladhe hate ter as he was termed
by the YoTkshirenen. Was recognized.
The eageTncss Of the horse loving YorksArenon to
inspect such worldwide celebrity was very great
and those pedestrians VINO were not Ia the cnt ranks
up ana down, after the fashion OF the Perfect
Cure " conten. with only passing glimpse Giadir
teur never looked better. He was uil oil muscle. ard
as clean. cool and hard in appearance as statue
X arinska led the way foI mile. when she gave way
to he Duke while GlldntcuI (who for quarter CT
mile last but oDe) drew W, and at the half nie post
took seventh place Making The bend tor home he be.
came third TO the Duke ard Peeress, Regaia hall a
length in his rear. while Archineies. with Breadal.
bane. among the fro1t division close u the rais
The Dke and Peeross were 10 trouble At thf distance
and Gladateur rushed forward in the brilliant style in
which lie the Derby. Archimedes. who came with
DASH beaten at the stand inclosure ard Regalia
went on in pursuit of the Frepchman bnt could
eaten lim and Gladiator won by three lengths. I'm.
iDense excitement ana scene never before witressed
ensued the Orsc was led Oack with posse OF police
at his e. and Jen hnSe aud several less notable pu
gi,isis H. attendance Tie crowd were making vio
ont demonstrations. but In their enthusiasm they 40
completely hustled the Jockey that he required all tie
sery ces of the oundi,g party enable him 10 dis
all "a n q an
To such incidents. collected and quiet ss P sable
amid these obtrls.ye demonstrations. We rejoice TO
that the dreaded riot aid take place, but had
any mischief been intended Mace who is nov in train
ing for fight for the chsnI nIionship, would have been
formidable captain Of the French body guard.
Aner the all right" had been pronounced by the
clerk OF the scales there was continuance Of cheer.
rg and the occupants Of the betting ring having iden.
titled Coant Lagrange ut the end Of the stewards
there followed Of congrauation anl waving 81
hats which the Count acknowledged with the pro
verbal grace ard couItesy Of his countTymeD.
Ard here is brief summary Of Gladistear's wonder
ful career iIom TAe Pdl-Mau Ga;eae-a career une.
qualed 1y that OF any horse that lives:
He first attracted notice by winning. mt the New.
market Second October. 1894. the Ciearwel Stakes
TIE same meeting running dead heat with Longdown
for third llace) by Bedmnster and Siberia for the
Prcndergast Stakes AZ the Newmarket Houghton IN
the same year. he was defeated by Chattanooga and
string Of Others. among them Regalia whom he then
mel o7 the first time lie then dropped out Of notice
until May. 1905, since which period bis running has
been an uninterrupted series Of successes. On Miy
1865 he. to the as.onishment Of oil but welnforned
few won the Two thousand GuiDeas Stakes beating
Archilcdes by neck and Regalia ty any number Of
Lengths. On Moy 81, 1868 he carried off the "bluc
riband of the turf with oensum mate ease leaving
Longdowp. with whom he had once a dead heat 10
come in only very Indifferent fourth, and Archmedes
to find hie way W tho winning post with just glimpse
Of the winners tail
On June II. 1865 no won easily the Grand Prir de
Paris; on Tuesday July 26. the Drawing room Stakes
at GoOdwood, once more leaving Longdown (accom.
panied by Princess If Wales) TO in hereafter"
On July q, 1865 at Goodwood he walked for the
Fourteenth Beniinck Memorial. and the 18th Sep.
temter ls65, he won his browning victory by carrying
oil the St. Lcger Stakes at Doncaster three lengths
from. of Eegss and three lengths and half In front Of
ArchiInedes Now. Ecgslia won the Oaks Of 1865 and
Archmedes ran Gladiator TO neck for the Two Thou.
snnd; therefore the result Of the ST. Leger In stsfac
tory Justification Of the public running Of Gladatci
Regaa, oDd Archmedes. and shows that the owner Of
Eegala had very good reason. had such course been
consistent with righteousness and prOprety tO wish 10
dsquaify the Freedman" Beyond winning the
Oaks not aware that kegalis has done anytbng
bat Archimcdcs has shown himself to be good horse
more than twice. notably by beating LongdOwn by n
eogti and half for tho Racing Stakes at Goodwood
Union Jack and Audsx the former hy three parts
Of length the latter by infinite space for the Cham
payne Stakes at Brighton, August /, Ices.
West Australian is the only horse, 80 far We are
aware. who has ever won the three great evens-the
Two Thousand. the Derby and the st. Legoruntii the
advent OF Glsdateur; and Gadiateur bad the opportun
~ Of which he took advantage Of winning the Grand
TX as weD VI course one reason In that all great
horses are not entered for prepared for all the three
great races but the fact remains the same Flvng
Dntebman Votgeur. and Blair Athol. won the Derby
ard the ST. Legerj the great sire Stookwell won the
thousand ana the ~. Leger Sinolensko Cadlond Bay
Middleton. Cotherstone and Maosroni, won the Two
Thousand aud The Derby aud Blink Bonny won both
the Derby and the Oaks but to win the great triad
has until the present year been the good fortune we
believe. only Of West Australian. Should GIsdiateur
for the DOncas'er Cup and beat Eythe beat three