The New York herald., 1865-06-28

Quarter HeH xas
sssssf ssss s::.: ssS liz ilsx sss sssssx
rnt He&-Hary Clay won the POLE The horses
had bosh been favorltes before the scoring COM
menced, but st the last moment Harry Clay had
the call q ono hundred to eighty ans, even start
ss Ss sooa S:crS M ran Clay Saddg him length
and % ns around Tie sdn ::: black Va ns:.y ,y2
.ghs in front At the quarter pole in thirty az ana ana.
hS The was s dSrG o. sT no !. 4:
hsif nif1 pole rinO IL Getting into the thresS
quarter strech the black stallion broke into rapid run
:ssS SoSn . p Ethan Of
him. The black led IEngth on 70 the homestretcn,
which he maintained % $h' stand making 'ne m'le
Second Hsas-rhs baoksrs If Ethan were anxious to
get one hundred to afy and they were Literally accom-
altogether too high In nesh and sppA ared burned up ns
tsrnay, and would not sweat after thu heat age ocgn
best days The black horse tho contrary, never a
peared 70 better advantage than when he came 70 tne
to r for this heat He was ~ prime csSea y. Ssel
breaking soon after leaving the store and making TWO
lengths BY run which he held arosnd the turn nd 70
seconds. Going down tho backstr ,tch Ethan troNsd
prsy and gained gradually the black 80 that at the
half milo pole, which passed iLN liz he was not
much over bali length behind Eth broke on the
three quarter stretch and yet hold hssown 70 she three
T
the black len him and came up the stre ~inn'r "
tnroe lengths, in 2;s2k.
pretty couAdent Of winning what m vaey they nad
posted and wore willing 70 lay any quantity more at one
their Offers that the chsnvss OF Ethan
Allen gone Soon after leaving the ssore the Hills
Say up oas ao no. o M S.c ~ oo
for him Tho latter reached the quarter pole IN thirty
six seconds length ahead Of Allen, ana opened tho
gap nearly two lengths down the backSrofch, passing
the half mile pole ia 12x Going the uarter
stretch the bay begar to quit, having had enough Of the
rate of speed they lad been going and ne dropped on
gradually until getting into the homestrecbr he broke
and was three lengths behind when he recovered. Clay
then allowed to along at moderate rate Of
speed, and won by three lengths in 2:4
Five good horses trot for purss and stake At the hS
boken Course this Afternoon
The EnElislf Turf.
COUNT LAyRANGx AND MR.. TsN BROCK AT ASCOT,
JUNE l5
Tnr GOLD Cur, added to q subscription of twenty
reigns each About two miles and half Thirty
subscriptions
Mr.. W. s. Cartwrights Ely. by Kingston, 4 yrs, sst
Lord Glasgow's General Peel, 4yrs, ssi lob tFord-
Baron Rothschid's Zephyr 8 yrs, IN. slb a. Grim
Mr. M Mscken.ies oppressor WIS, ia. 5ib iH covey
Count f. do Issranse's File de rAr, 4yrs, ss lob
Mr. a HodSmsn;s Victorious yrs. 7st 6ib 0forris)
Betting-1 to 4 against General Peel; TO against
File de Pair; to against Ely S'to against Zephyr,
and 100 to against Victorious.
ered and with clear lead, Victorious lying Sc
cond, Ely third. and General Peel next File do PAIR,
who followed next being couple Of lengths in their
rear close up with whom Zephyr These positions
retained past the stand where Csvey sent Oppressor
along and speedily placed dozen lengths ts between M MIN
overpulling Grimshaw ran into the third place, ana
when fairly off the hill she headed Victorious and be
second buS reaching the bottom she wAs pulled
back, and her place taken by Ely closely attended
by the French representative and Victorious The latter
however beat retreat passing tfse Lmskilns, and
time moved nearer his horses, followed by Lepher tho
to the bend into The strnahr Here the lead OF Opprcssor
began to diminish, and halfway up he dropped away,
leaving Ely next the rails in front Zepfyr who came up
his left heading tho General followed by File de rAir
Tho Barons lilly for brief period held out natterng
hopes her supporters, bus these faded away AZ they
neared the distance where she and File dc Air appear
ed in difficulties, headed Wy General Peel who
caught Ely at Queen stand and after an ess,ins and
the Judge, which waited for In solemn silence was
received with deafening accanations by tho excited
multitude. Zephyr finished bad third Opprcssor fourth
| and File dc FAair nth.
! Deciding Heat--Bcttng to on General Peel, who
waited upon Fly TO the into tao straight whore he
drew to the leader but reaching the enclosure no
put down his oars, and shortly after gave in swervng
the coarse. and dc.yng all Fordams corts to
keep him straight He was beaien dsgraceuily by n
dozen lengths
Fate having once turned agaiast tho French coors
says tho LONDON Time did no. again favor hem during
the day, though Count Lagr.nges la Fortune ran sec
ond for the Biennial stakes to Mr Ten Broecks Jack
Lantern
Second year OF the Second ,.w Bsnaiai stakes Of is
sovs each. with 200 added
| Mr. Ten Brocck's Jack o'-IIsaiern, yrs ssi. Alb
Mr. Heath -ote's Skirmsh yrs. .st lib IS. Adams 2
Count h. de Lagranges ch. La Fortune, yrs, 1st
Mr. R.rber's rho clown, yrs, est alb tFordham,..
| Captain Gray g. Andax, yrs sst Alb - Adams)..
| Lord Westmorcands ~ Indigestion Qate Vermiccli),
yrs sst iMorris,. ..........................
Mr. Naycr's b. c. Lazare.io. yrs sst iChalioncr).
Betting-5 to 4 against The Clown. to against La
Fortune Gso each against Jack Lantern and AudaS,
| and 100 TO against Indigestion