Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-09

the -Cordelia colt, Lord Hastings, eRavioli
aud 0wain Glyndwf. OF these Vaubah,
Marksman and Owain Glyndwr attracted
the lions share of attention as they cantered
4 down to the starting post. The remainder
of the competitors, including Plaudit Ju-
{ Illus and Knight OF the Garter had the pre-
. limiDary attentions paid them at the Ditch
q stables. Lord Glasgow, the Duke of New
castle and MIR. Merry started two horses
each. The dam by Teddington colt carried
E the correct colors of the first named noble
man, Daley riding his lordship's second
string with white cap. Julius bore the
Dukes true colors, Pericles being distin-
! guished with. white cap, while MarkSnIan
had the we'll known yellow and black. in
which Challoner figured, the COrdelia colt
with Jenny Grimshaw on his back show
ifIg distinction with a white belt. The
ibettingiunderwent no material change up
to the start, the quotations being five to two
against Vauban, 100 to 30 against Plaudit
aud four TO one against Julius. The Prince
of Wales cantered down to the starting
post and inspected the horses, returning to
the standin sufficient time to view the
race. g0flH 90 ffg9B a-if tsHa 8 ~ ~ H
zp0Al false start or two was occasioued by
the fractiousness of Marksman and Julius,
the last named unfortunately kicking
Trocadero, which possibly interfered with
the "Frenchman'sH chance. @'idi aff
-oliFull details OF the racing and a complete
The Two THoUs AND s-UINEAs by subscription of
100 sovs eaca h. IT, for three year olds ;cots 6st.
10 h.; fllies sst. 5b the owner of the second to
!, say save his stake Rowley Mile q mile II yards).
Z DuKes of Beaufort's Ysuban. by Muscovite-l
Captain MSciei's Knight of the Garter. by The
. Prime Minisrer-Rosa Bonheur, Sst. 10 b..
Mr. Merry's Marksman. by Dundee shot. sst.
Duke q fNsTdasties julius. " ST. Mbahis.-j uIie.
iSir. R. lBulkeley's Owain GIyndwr. by Young
Melbourne rasmsnia's dam, sst: 10 0lb, o
MIR. Eastwoods Lord Hastings by Little Hastings
Major Edwoaas Plaudit by Thormahby- Piausii..
Lord fsinSut6s Star Of india. BY Knight Of ST.
Patrick Ava, sst. l0lb. .!!... o
Mr.. Fieming's Van Ambufgh, by Van Galen--
Lord ,GIasgox,,s br., Q. by Toxopholite- Miss
Lord Gias ows bf c. by Young Melbourne, dam
; by Teddington-M of Masham, sst. lob -.
Marquis Of Hastings -Uncas, by Stockwell-
Mr.; G.. Jones Huntsmiainl. BY 0riando-Ladiy
CountF. de Iagraages Trocadero. by Monarqne
Mr. Mex snsie' oa. NC e. Mandrake, by wsathefbit
Mr; Merry'sch. O.. by Thormanby--U Ordelia. sst.
DSse Of Newsasties Perices BY Nswmin:ter.
Peri, Sst. 1Olb. ........... ......... ........
Mr Saville's Ravioli. by Parmesan-Harlequins
Betting-5.t to 2 against Vauban, 100 to 80
against Marksman, I00to against Owain
Glyndwr, 20 to 1 against Knight Of the
Garter, and % to l against Trocadero. The
cOmpetitoIs reached the starting post a few
minutes before three O'Clock, the time ap-
pointed for the race. After couple of breaks
away a beautiful start was effected, the
lot stretching across the course in perfect
line; but they had scarcely settled in their
places when Uncas, to serve his stable COM
paniOfl, Vauban, rushed to the front. while
Pericles, entrusted with a. similar mission
for Julius, drew away from the general
body of horses, and raced at the quarters
of Uncas. After a couple of hundred yards
had been traversed this pair was succeeded
by Van Ambrugh, Star of India, the Miss
Sarah colt, Knight of the Garter, and
,Huntsman on the right. Trocadero, Plaudit
and Owain Glyndwr in the center, and Ju-
Illus, Vauban and Marksman on the left.
Little noteworthy variation occurred for
rather more than quarter of a mile, when
Daley, on Pericles. forced the pace, and
drew up to Uncas, the pair racing head and
head for hundred yards, when the latter
began to tire, leaving the Duke of New
castles colt with lead of at least couple
soflengths OF Van Amburgh, Star of India.
Knight of the Garter and the Miss Sarah
colt; slightly in the rear being Plaudit,
Hnntsman, Trocadero, Owain, Glyndwr,
Julius, Vauban and Marksman, the others
running pretty well up, with the exception
Of Ravioli and the Cordelia colt, who were
beaten off. At the Bushes Hill, Pericles
disappeared from the front. leaving Van
Amburgh with the lead, but he destroyed
his chance by swerving across the course,
and, soon retiring to the rear, Plaudit was
observed to be inltrouble, and as they de-
scended the hill he dropped behind the
leading division, which comprised Marks
man, Vauban and Julius; in close company
on the left, Trocadero. Star of India,
frhf oft lan G0rflV ov1H Dt7rf foV1 n
right. but the latter, with Star of India
and TrOcaderO, were disposed of in the
next hundred yards. When fairly in the
dip, Edwards was compelled to call upon
Julius to keep his. place by the side of
Vanban; but the Duke of Newcastle's
colt, it was evident, was quite beaten.
The race now looked like match between
Vauban and Marksman, who were rum
ming head and head, and loud shouts were
raised by the paFtisans of either, proclaim
ing their favorite's victory, but lying wide
on the right Custance brought up Knight
of the Garter with such determined rush
that for moment it looked as if Captain
7Machells colt would prove the winner, but
the moment ForCham called on his horse it
was all over, as Vauban, answering in the
gamest manner, shot out and won by two
lengths. Knight of the Garter finished a
head only in advance of Marksman, three
lengtha in rear of Mr.. Merry's COLT being
Julius, clear of whom came Trocadera fifth
and Star of India sixth. Then came the
Maid of Masham colt, Van Amburgh, Lord
Hastings, and Plaudit, in the order named,
Owain Glyndwr being eleventh, Ravioli
twelfth, Pericles thirteenth, and Huntsman
fourteenth. Many lengths off. the Miss
Sarah colt, Mandrake, Uncas, and the Cor
della colt cantered in. Net value of the
stakes $3.50.
The time of the raceS as taken by Ben
sons chrono0raph, was Start, 3h. l4m.
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