The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-14
The English Turf.

oLADIATEUR TIE wINNER OF THE DERBY
THE 80rH DERBY SrAHBs Of so EACH h. IT, for three
year ols colts sst 1Olb and lilies sst tlb; the
Of the second 10 receive 100 sovs out Of the stakes
One mile and q half; 70 be run ON the New Course
Count r dc IAsrange's Gladiateur, by Monarque-Mss
Gladiator (bred in Francel set lob n Grimshaw,
Mr. W. Robnson's Ethan, Sst lob Is. Adams)..... 3
Mr. spencsr's Iongdown, sst lob: Osborne)..
Count de Lagrange's LIE Mandarin sst 10b (Hnnter)
Lord Stamfords Archmedes, sst lob lChalloner)..
Mr. Hss's Roderick Random sst ioiG g. NSole)...
Mr. Chapin's Breadalbane, Sst lob, lAldcrofD
M Oaplin's Broomielaw, sst lob. a. Manu-. Q
MARQUIS Of Hastngs' Kangaroo sst lob a. Grimshax)
81 sspa a. Sy; 4ss.a St ,s ioe s.
Lord paulos's Sassndsi, 81. lob y Rssvss).
Lord GIaseow's Rne sst lob a. Coveyj ......... 9
NJ j. b Norris Pnsbla, Get lob a cOwlcy). 9
Count Batthyany King Charming, ss lob Custance)
Mr. Watts 0lmar, sst; lob e. snowden). ...... 9
s0w; % 1SS g., iO6 .dmsn
NJ j. whites Joker, sst. lob e. sharp;
Betting-5 70 2 against Gladiateur, = 70 against
Breadalbane 10 70 each against Archnedes and Long
down. II 70 against Cppressor 100 70 each against
Zephyr 30 TO each against Broomielaw, Bedminster
Ariel and Brahma 1000 IL against Kangaroo 900 70
10 each King
ham, and 600 TO each against Richmond and Audax
The thirty runners committed 10 the charge Of the
starter II twenty nve minutes four o'clock and
raj breaks away occurred In the nrst ten minutes after
they Dsnnc see y
OF in scod places, that before they could be
drawn into anything IKE line the he. ranks were
bane who stood tossing his head In the air "chaw-
ngn his Bit with the most perfect nonchaance while
round rolled over and threw Jockey f. Sharp whose
collar bone broken. Joker, though be ran away
s ne
He was not remounted and did not start but TO avoid
questions We may state that having gone 70 the
place q two minutes TO four O'Clock Wild Charley
Ethan Tilt Kate Hampton and Christmas Carol were
@ on III q" aS
remain long In that position. Ascending the hill Tilt
look up the running followed By Kate Hampton, and in
DOM Breadalbans lying next At their heels, Farewell
Zephyr and Christmas Carol in good places King
.nd csssS s
retired into the middle Of the ruck and afterwards
formed Of the rear and 'beaten'' division" just
emerged from the rear) ran into forward position
the last pair At this point being Ariel and Richmond
followed By 11 BroonsIs~ M and oppressor oioss n
whose wake were Tedlebcn Brahma, Archimedee and
Chrsnss Carol asd descending the hill Tilt beaten
than and rounding the Corner Into the straight Todeben
ran in&o The second place. Christmas Carol and Ethan
being close up, with Archmsdss Opprenor and Brahma
nexG adateS fwho bad been shut Quit pulling hard fol-
lowing The remainder u this poins betng completely out
Of the race AquArer Of mile from home Christmas Carol
beaten these two appeared e have The issus between
them but before reaching the distance Gadateur shot
hang 70 the 'front.' passed the two though they were
standing i and continuing In front bounded away 70
the end, winning I'm such easy style TO bear com
parison with Derby victories Of modern times by two
lengths; Christmas Carol secured 1.-THE century" for the
second half length In advance Of Ethan, and Long
down. placed fourth, finished two lengths In She Of
Mr. Robinson's "outsder" Todeben, six lengths from
Leagdown, nfsh, Breomislaw SIXTH Arcbmides
enth and Brahma eighth The ne1t three close together
though some distance from The above lot were King
Charming, Ariel and OlmaY, and next them, beaten .
hundred Iprds from his sAbs companion Wa Breadal-
bane The absolute Last Richmond and just preced
ing ham PusblA wfd Charley, Kangaroo, R0dsrick
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