The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-08

fav0rte was literally never In Il and the friends
loudly declared his confidence Of winning, whereas
before the Czarewitch, which the horse did win
what truth l know not that the owner. M. Fred
Swindes Is OF the greatest winners the race
Vidssre puer The victory OF See Saw as compared
the st. Leger the latter beat him far enough At
weights. The race was not good one for the book
prce be Was backed for an enormous amount by his
party. II will be observed that OF the nrst dozen
horses IN the race eleven were tnree Ulf mat
jockeys cracks and that the light weights per-
The winner I is dark bay about teen hands three
inches, Is low ana lengthy, and has great muscular
development. He was sold In 1865 to ME- J: =. NOR
a. s q ns Churchill
OF to the Marquis Of Hastings (wh0 won &2OO on MS
present victory for TOO guineas. As two year old
first or second on the other occasions He vas solo
to Lord Wilton, at the Danebury sale, for Zoo gum.
Which he has WoHetSe Firth Biennial at Ascot the
Ninth Biennial at Stockbridge the october Hanoi
cap, the Newmarket Derby and the Cambridgeshirea
soyereigns, or S7.4OO.
The other events. exclusive Of those for two-year
olds, may be speedily disposed Of The One Hun
dred Pounds Plate, Rowly Mile, on Monday, was
chiefly remarkable for the appearance Of the n0to-
rous sa Lazy Ezaoesn the Derby phantom VINO
by Sir Joseph Hawley's horse The Palmer -four
years., and Mr.. Padwicks nly Nalvete three years..
The Palmer, who at the age is considered the equal
OF Blue Gown wona Fifty Pounds Plate giving rs lbs.
Young Melbourne, dam by Teddngton out Of Maid
OF Markham. The Free Handicap, Sweepstakes
the nat On WIN ng oe
meeting horses OF considerable celebrity, such as
Cock OF the Walk Kingsland, Mercury Lictor. Nor
timer, Geant DIES Batalles and Clarion, and giving
them all weight varying from 70 lbs to 81 iDs lite
rally 'r0mped" home the easiest OF winners by u
couple OF lengths from Cock OF the Walk, to whom
Mercury a
consequence or Blue Gowns wonderful form, his
sire, Beadsman's fee will be raised to one hundred
gulneas and the performances OF his stock, The
Palmer, Roslcrucian, Green Sleeve Blue Gown and
Pero Gomez, fully justify the charge.
now turn TO the two year old running, which has
been OF extreme Importance but which mas resulted
In the position OF the crack Belladrum being the
results OF the Middle PARK Plate and Prendergast at
the last Newmarket meeting. He Is once more at
the very top OF the tree. Events have shown that
Mr.. Merry was wise in not allowing his magnificent
colt 10 for either OF the stakes mentioned, meet
ing as he would have DONE after the tolls of hard
season, perfectly fresh youngsters He chose rather
to bring him out for events in which he would be
likely 10 encounter little opposition, and when
were in themselves OF considerable value, and no
that the style In which he won his races and the
form shown by bis principal rivals IN the market,
Pero Gomez and Wild Oats, have elevated him once
more to the supremacy which he temporarily lost.
The most important and the most interesting two
on tuesday Of which the following Is summary
The CRITERION STAKES OF 80 sovs. EACH 20 r.. Tor
Gs s1s six reg sHbs
| tSir ]. Hawley's br. c. Pero Gomez. by Beads
man.salamanca, IA lbs; ,;;,., ~:
rell-GOden Horn, 124 lbs... .................. I
Mr.. Padwicks b. c. Ethus, 40 lbs.
Mr.. w. 5. Crawtura's b. T. Heather Bell 10 lbs...
Sir ]. Hawey's b. c. King Cophetua, 100 lbs.....
| Colonel Lowther's b. G. MonkshoOd l20 lbs...
MI; h. savies o. 9. hysnwortn, ~ d.:
Betting-Eleven to eight on Pero Gomez. four
L flnfo tn nat ynn-
| Their Bell and one hundred to eight against
| Ryshworth. Ethus made the running in front OF
| up on the higher ground. Monkshood and King
C0phetua very soon "turned II up" and Ethus FOL
lowed suit at the crest o. the n Al the N %
up to him and the rest Of the field were left
| ''nowhere." Then commenced one OF the most
Course .0 Both 81 the leaders We're dead
heard ali over the course Wild oats was about one
hundred yards from home, apparently ''a abroad. y
his ears laid back his tongue hanging OUT ana MS
| had the best OF the race and got about neck In
advance Of his opponent. When within dozen
termined riding brought Pero Gomez level with Wit
Oats and the two raced past the chair locked heat
decided not to on but TO divide the stakes Grea
difference OF opinion exists as 10 Wild Oats man
very far IRON my opinion, as cannot forget hov
gamely nc struggled home or that many great horses
precsey Similar wssknesses. It Is impcssiIie'
course, TO say which OF the pair VIII turn into tn
not an ounce between them 10 and both are decided,
inferior to ,, Beladrnm, who ] am convinced
heels to both. It need scarcely be said
that the 'diyslonn was very Improbable TO those
| who laid odds on Pero Gomez as they lost on the
! transaction. II was anticipated that on this occa
sion should be introduced to the ''darkn Ports
ther Be who though she goes fast cannot stay L Is
| clear he Is not or much account. Etteus, by BaiI
Athol, who was third, is game good horse, but not
The Optional Selling Stakes, two years old course,
ton, who, however, had little to beat and was re-
ceving weight from several. Nothing was found to
oppose Belladrum In the Glasgow stakes on Thurs
day. for which he walked over, Mr.. Brayley. who
had intended TO start Duke OF Beaufort declining to
do so when he saw that the crack was IN magnificent
condition. On the same day the Handicap Plate T.
Y. G. fell to the Duke Of Newcase's Prince Imperial
halfbrother TO Julius), by Young Melbourne out OF
Julie, who "squanderedr moderate field with ridi-
culous ease, though in most cases he was concedng
weight lie Is. however "roarer. and though ne Il
win L. most e e s owne Sed IS no
Derby horse. Next day Prince Soltykof's Badsworth
| who appeared some time ago to have lost all form,
| won handicap sweepstakes over the Briefly course
| boating fair 1eld to whom he was giving Jumps of
weight easily that 1t Is evident he has completely
recovered the fine speed he showed in the spring
Tnis fact, coupled with The other that he was beaten
long way In the Middle Park Plate. shows concusvely
Lnat ZERO GomeH, VINO won tnat race, ana therefore
Wind Oats and q JOTttOyt BeIladrum, must be greal
/ animals.
or the TROY STAKES, also run on Thursday, the fol-
| lowing Is n summary
| The Troy Stakes OF so sovs. each, h. r., for two
year olds colts, liz lbs, fles 1lg los; penalties
and allowances. 7. Y. c. 70 furlongs 40 yards 81
| subs.
| AIR. Mery's b. c. Belladrum, by stockweu-
4 Catherine Hayes l22 lbs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
tDukc OF Beaufort's c T. Scottish queen. 116 lbs.
Duke OF Newcaste's b. C. Prince Imperial I22 lbs
| Betting-Two to one on Beladrum. five to two
against Scottish Queen and ten to against Prince
Imperial. Scottish Queen was quickest on her legs
and got half length lead OF her opponent, which
| she held for half the distance. At that point the
favorte, almost pulling Kenyon out OF the saddle,
rushed up To her. and leaving her when within $50
| yards from home passed her and won with the
greatest case by threequarters OF o length, Prince
Imperial being third, length and q half on. This
victory concusively establishes the excellence OF
| Beadrum, for 1t will be remembered that Pero
Gomez beat Scottish Queen I'm the Middle Park Plate
| by half length only irving her three DOunds while