New-York tribune., 1868-06-10
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The great event of the day was the for the gold
vase given by Her Majesty added to a sweepstakes
of 20 soyeregns each; three years old to carry 100 ID:
four years, 122 Is; iye six, and aged 29 10; mares
| and geldngs allowed h; two miles II was won by
Mr.. Chaplain's b. c. Blnkhoolie, four years DID, by
Rataplan, ont of Queen Mary the Duke of Neweas-
ties b. c. julius years, by ST. Abans, ont of Julie,
second; Lord Glascow's br. c., years, by Toscpho-
hte out of Miss Sarah, third; and Baron Roths-
chd's Dalesman, fourth. The betting tho
field was 10 to against Blinkhoole, 80 to each
against julius and Sarahs colt, and o to against
Dalesman. The Prince of Wales Stake OF % SOW
eregns each, with 900 soveregns added, for three
years old; colts to carry 22 b es, III b; the owner
ofsecond horse to receive 200 soveregns and the
of the third horse 100 soveregns one mile and hVe
furongs 131 subscribersl was won by Baron hoths-
child's b. C. King Alfred, by King Tom, ont OK
Scholars dam by Bay Middleton the Baron's &C.
Restitution, by King Tom, out of Rests dam by
Slane being second; Mr.. CrawfOrds br c. brother to
Knight Of the Crescent being third; eight ran The
betting was TO against King Alfred to against
Restitution and to against brother to Knight OF
the Crescent. The Ascot stakes of 25 sovereigns,
with 200 sovereigns added, second to receive
100 soyereigns and third 80 sovereigns, two
miles and a half was won by Mr.. Paynes b. mare, 5
years, by Young Melbourne ont of the Maid OF Mas
tram Mr.. George Bryan's br. C. Bure, 3 years. by
| c. Lord PalmerstOn, years, by Marionette, out
of Hub-bub third. Fourteen The
| betting being six to one against the
winner. eight to one against Ruric, and 20 to one
against Lord Palmerston. The Queens Stand Plate
of 200 soveregns added to sweepstakes OF 10 sove-
regns eac-two years old to carry 90 h three years,
| l24 fb four years. 13l fb five and upward, l4 n;
mares and geldings, 3 ib; 1928 yards. Sir Joseph
Hawley's bay horse XII five years old, by Gen. VIII
liams out of Lambda won the Duke of Newcastle's
! two year old illy Abstinence, second; NJ Flemlngs
b. C. Van Amburgh, years old, by Van Galen out OF
| Cavriana third The betting was even on Ai; two
to one against Abstinence, and two 10 one against
Van Amburgh. Seven ran
| THE DERBY DAY.
| Our latest mail accounts give us fnll detais
OF the result Of the English Derby which was nased over
the wires about fortnight ago The great English est-
val II is strange, but true what strong CROWN
aGo the entries for this great event only about forty
or lfty they number nearly 500 Inc weather was
bered by hundreds Of thousands After the disposal Of
the Bentinek plate which was won t6a m be9an 10
excite general interest All the horses they passed up
sa eve by the conncisseurs in 6orseesh stood by
About half hour before the start the on sno
ealops Pace the property Of the Duke OF Newcastle,
suddenly observed TO falter and loud shouts were
he struggled on so gamey that AderS sa some
& N ssSRSs the boS Where he at
dsnonnted and by the orders Duke of Newcastle
course This event created great excitement no such
event anterior to the race having Occurred N tne
Of the Derby The favore Lady Ehzaoetn was inc "''
| TO make her appearance on the track 80. .o
The sgh Derby Stakes Of 80 sovs each half r. tor Syr;
ods colts sst lOb les sst Sb the owner OF the seeond
horse TO receive out OF the stakes One mile an
half to be run on the New Course (262 suos) value OF
Sir ], Hawleys Blue Gown ix5y.es wells,
The OowHs CI Sso Tsn Paul JOne; perry
St. Roman Jefferyl, Lady Elizabeth lFOrdhaml Fran
ehise T Challoner The Forest King snowdenl. & SGSs
tCameronI, samson lT. French yiseount o. osborse,,
Capable tGrinSiiawJ, see cav '"adment, and Suffolk
sir Joseph Hawey declared win with ROsierucan or
having been posted in front OF the weighing ON
iqu BcttiSg: to against Lady Elizabeth, to agast
Biue Gown 10 against Paul Jones. 10 10 against SUI
folk 100 nss1a sesPe 80 o against 20
TO each against Capable and Sc Ronan 30 to each
against Viscount, Franchise and see-saw.
at on nadf Paul s 10, sssnst asanss
sgsuik TO each against speeulum and Orion, 10
each against Green Sleeve and Forest hng 10 S saen
afslSi' HfTed 0' roman anu '"ia ~ M : :
EHcentpg Viscount aud Lady Elizabeth the lot were In
the most compact order The fayourte dd not sppear
Ten she was at least half dozen lengths 10 the rear OF
Iy-sS.t,, FOrdham, however, soon set her 10 worh'
but She Seemed dpe unable to close S os hsr sSoSed
slightly slight III uo advance Of speeuum Orion !ra~ '0hs-;
Green sleeys and Roslsrqeian the Others With the e
dense ruck Before couple OF hundred yards Of the
journey had been accomplished change took
place sa ID t&s Tt TSn' he had for his attendants now
speculum, King Of the Forest Orion, Green Sleeve Paul
Jones' seesaw and samson heading the remainder, tho
rearward lot comprising s.. Roman, Cock ofthe Walk,
Visceunt aud Lady Elizabeth After going about quar-
ter of me Orion took up the running at the same time
aS % Sp % f Ma aa the Sesn
had for his immediate attendants Cap,aIiel sReeunn
they entered the furZes drawing up to the quarters
| OF Sir Lydestone Newman's horse. Lady EnLaDeth
was not now in the extreme rear. as the pace pace
was too hot for Yiscount, who was eOmpeneu
As they neared the mile post the field presented consd-
cradle TAIL several OF the cOspettors az point naVH
good pace, and with strong lead OF Speeumn, who
was clear OF Capable and Green Sleeve, Blue Gown "
ing at the quarters OF his stable companion ana just In
advance OF Paul Jones' In the beforementiosd orler
the leading lot approached Tatenham Corner orion st
acting pioneer in the center Gt the course; ana
| sleeve, and Blue Gown being almost level with
each other, though ON the extreme right ana S iel..
ceedng and following them were ST. Roman ana SUI
Orion maintained mis- advantage into the straight, &C
which point King Alfred passing the otseps ooR Up ms
ing on the whip hand, about two lengths IN the rear OF
King Alfred followed by Spectrum aud Panl JODcs Zap
apie having beaten retreat az naltenna @ eprSl @ me
and the Chester Cup winner, AFTER making a vigorous
effort to keep with his competitors died away. when
move Orion, and few strides furtner ON
Mr. Beadman's horse was beaten aud hlng Aired was
| left with the command, leading by about length of
Blue Gown, drawing away from Speeulu:n, who at the
point indicated was at least four Lengths IN the rear OF
| mencement Of the stand inelosure was clear Of his
opponent but the quick climbing action Of Blue Sown
man. who the higher ground to get level with the
Barons colt opposite the stand. Here, Wells making
another determined effort got his horses head IN 'front.'
and although Norman rode with consunmate skill and