The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-07

bIed = the subscription rooms on Monday nigh.
assembly prior 70 the contest s w. Imagined the spec
usnve transactions would be remarkably heavy. while
me impressc. gained ground that y least one OF the
nercs pencil attack which would be commenced against
tnem That such was not the case our return OF the
ncens to remark that vsubsa. Psudis xsd julius were
50 equally In demand that Z was almost impossible to de-
cos which was f,yoste Eventually Just = the rooms
asainst Piaudit and JulIua Harksman vas = arm IN
being accepted 70 several hundreds Of pounds Tho
weather over night pFesaged most unfayorable day.
the rain came down In torrents and the wind blew per-
fect hurricane The morning however opened delight.
wet afsernoon seemed Imminent decided change for
The wss: he ~S %os
time During the settling, which carEed out with
the Characteristic Newmarket busnssshke alacrity,
some heavy wagers took place ON the Two thousand
Vauban who had now eetablished himself In the post
OF PREMIER In greater force than ever his noble
Julius had evidsnsy passed an indifferent night a 70
could - tempt his warmest friends Piaudit would
also have been IN the same plight but that Mr. jackson
came 20 his reue BY taking the leviathan bet or
TO 1000 from Sir Frederick Johnstona Knight OF the
Garter found supporters at 100 to o which taken
ever, was the rapid advance OF Owain Glyndwr, Who
after being frendess over night at 700 TO rs suddenly
appeared In the quotations q 20 TO l. and heavily
ing won an exraord nary trial with Ganymede 1000 70
- being also accepted about him for the Derby In two or
three instances. s~sr
Numerous trains began to arrive early heavily
freighted with spectators and profsssicnI fieing men,
especially the one which left London q i've minutes
b ns nine o'clock another train from oreditcn start
Prince OF Wales and select number or noblcmcn and
gentlemen. Tho pecals" from other parts also poured
way to the heath The royal party were met by num-
Der OF hacks at the station and when mounted, took
circuous route By back lanes IN order 70 avoid the
reached by them just In time for the first event.
Although the opening Of the proceedings occurred at the
y @ s H. s.S " III
grand encounter Of the day The indifference dsp layed
Shs Ss 4s @nSs s
their usual interest on even Insignificant events those
who camc TO see the race and other opened their
luncheon baskets, and grati6ed their inner cravings
with the general acecoursc eaand.drinkables As the
hour approached however, general excitement began
madness when the numbers OF the starters were hosted
To 20 back to the beginning OF the days transactions,
racing commenced a. thrtyve after one with handi-
cap plate over the Criterion course which brought out
sixteen Of the twenty -four animals entered but II caused
but little general interest To the bookmakers however
upset 10 Bahyany Amour Propre, after fine race with
Assineboine winning by head plate. over the Rowley
mile although but q xioo value not considered too
minute to engage the attention Of Lord Lyon who pos
svey had barely canter TO defeat his opponents
The great event OF the week followed, and when the
that there absentees from the twenty ami
mails coored on the card, viz, No. (BarHngton) and
Exactly hail q the runners were saddsd in the aBird.
cage paddock, IN the vicinity OF the Stand these con-
sisting Of Uncas Van Amburgh vauban, Huntman,
end Owain Glyndwr. or these vauban, Marksman and
Owain Glyndwr attracted the lions share Of attention
As they cs9.sred down TO the starting post The re-
and Knight Of the Garter had the preliminary attentions
paid them at the Ditch stablea Lord 0assow. the
each. The dam by Teddngtsn colt carried the correct
colors Of the first named ncbleman, Daley riding his
lordships second string with white cap. Julius bore
with white cap, While aarkmsn had he Well known
yellow and black in which Chaoner figured, the Cor.
dis.incsioa With White belt The osssins underwent
. ssaDa yaabsa 100 g . sgsiest fsudl ana Q
70 he stand in sndicisns time 70 view the rscs
mess x Iarksnsn and julius the s.s named an anior
tunatsly lackng TrocAdesu, which possibly nterfersd
with che !" rrenchman'" chance
mo Two TacUsAED GUHlAs, by subscription Of 100
nliiss ST. sib tho owner q the second to save hs
stake. Rowiey Mile q mile II yards,. % subs.
Buks Of Bsaufost's vaussn, By Nuscovits-Palm,
Captain Ssonss knight cf .Ss a.s.:; by The Prn:
Ainistsr-RoM Donheur ast ION. ................
Duke Of Nswcastls's JslipA By g. Abans-Juls. sst
Sir Buici.y's o~sin 6i,n1. 81 Ycu.. Mol
bourns-Issmania's dan. 81 lob. q
NJ; EAstwoods Lord Hastinga ~ Ltf,s HastnEs- !.
Major Ed~ons rsadi 5y ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:
Lord falmouth: ;:r Il iad: 5; Inisi. Il Il Pa
Mr. Ti.nnes Van xniarsS ~ Van G.:a-cS..a.
Lord Glasgow: b. BY 1o1crioii.-Ii. sarah. ss
Lord Giasso.;s Dr. q, By Young Melbourne, dam BY
Tsddington-Maid Or Masham, 8st lob. ....... o
Marquis Of Hastings Uncas. By stockweli-PraiU :.
M g. Jones' Hani;m.n, BY oriaado-I.dy Blaach.
coan. 4. Lagrange: Tioe:dsro. ~ louarquo.in
NJ; NeKsa.is's eh !; Mandrake. By w:sthorbis-- .
Mr. Msrrys e. C., By NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ST. lob
Duke Of Newcsstie's Pericies, By Nswminster-Psr,
Mr. sa.is;; R:viol ~ INSTRUMENTATION: dam.
ss.ins.s 70 as.inai v:ui:n loo 70 80 against
70 ss.n. o~s 70 10 s.nss Knsn
OF the Carter and % to against rrocadero. The COM
pctor reached the starting post few minutes before
couple or breaks away beautiful start Effected the
lot stretching across the IN perfect ne; but
serve bis stable Companion vaubsn rushed % the 'front.'
while Perclcs, entrusted with smilar mission for
julius drew away from the general body Of horses and
raced az the quarters OF Uncas After couple Of hun
dred yards had been tavenea this pair was succeeded
by Van Amburgh, star OF India, the Miss Sarah colt
Knight Of tho Garter, and Huntsman the right Tro.
cadero, Plaudis and Owan Giyndwr In the centre
and Julius vauban and Narksman on Che LEFT. Little
vaFation occurred for rsshsr than
quarter Of mile, when Daley, on Poriclss, forced
the pace, and drew up 70 Uncas, the pair racing
head and head for hundred yards. when the hitter
began tire wing tho Duke Or Newcase's colt with
lead Of at least couple OF lengths of Van Amburgh
Star OF India knight Of the Garter and tho Mas Sarah
colt slightly in their being Plaudit. Huntsman,
Trocadero, Owain Glyndwr Julius, vauban and Mark
man. the others running pretty well up with the excep
ton OF Ravoli and the Cordcia colt who beaten
on. A. the Bushes Hil Periclos disappeared nom the
'front.' leaving Van Ambursh with the lead, bat no de-
sxoyed bis chance by swervng across tho course and
retiring 10 the rear PIsudt was observed to be In
trouble and AZ they descended the hill he dropped be-
hind tho leading division, which comprised Marks
man, vsuban and Julius, IN close company on the
left. Trocadcro. star Of India knight OF the Garter
and Huntsmsn on the right, but tho hitter, with
Star Of India and Tocadero verc disposed Of In the
next hundred yards when fairly in the dip, Edwards
was compellsd 70 call upon Julius 70 keep his place By
the sdo u vauban; but the Duke OF Newcastlcs colt
evident euiot beaten The looked like