The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-02

shall ten you in my next what was the result Of
the crown and his future subjects, and till then ind
l must defer all my comments on the scene gene
T T promising to supply your lady readers with
the facts OF the gorgeOusness OF the costumes which
mace ASCOT to-day like sort Of terrestrial heaven,
pentiiully supplied with milliners and their attend
ant bills.
THE RACING,
as ia usual at Ascot OF extremely excellent quail
ity but 1t will be necessary to refer only TO one or
two Of the leading events. The Trial Stake for all
sges which opened IT., the ball. fell to complete out,
Irish Queen-who had scarcely been backed for a
shilling, and who, carrying 1872 pounds succeeded in
defeating such great horse as Sir Joseph Hawey's
four year old Palmer LA pounds aud the favOrte at
seven to four and Str Charles Legard's live year old
to one. The latter was second, and two year old
Emerald, II pounds-was third The two year Odds
.maroaghont did not show to much advantage. The
Maiden Plate was won by colt belonging 10 Mr..
Hodgman, a member OF the ring, whose Paul Jones
won the Chester Cup and who defeated no fewer
tnan twenty-five Others OF whom Mr. g. Leicester's
Miss Nellie managed to get second Mr. Saviiles The
Rajah third place. Her Malesty's Gold Vase was one
OF the chief events OF the day, but brought out only
Tour OF the seven subscribers, though these
were among the most celebrated animals at
present in training. julius, the great four
year old colt belonging to the Duke OF Newcastle,
VINO has always run grand horse and has scored
innumerable victories, was made favorite three to
one on him, Baron Rothschids five year Old
Dalesman was backed at six to one and Blinkhooie
four year DID, the property of Mr.. Chaplin, sup,
the colt OF foxophoe out Of Miss Sarah four years
DID, owned by the well known Lord Glasgow, one of
our very oldest turtles Blnlkhoolle made the run
ming with slight lead OF julius who was followed by
the Miss Sarah colt Dae5man bring up the rear AT
the top turn the last took second place, while Lord
GlaSgow'scot ran into second place. As they de-
scendcd the hill into the portion OF the called
Swinley Bottom DalesInan ran up to Binkhoolie and
the pair went on together couple OF lengths In ad-
vance of the favorite. At the Swinley mile turn
Blinkhooe shook or Daesman; but the latter
once more drew up TO him after rounding
until Mr. Chapn's horse again shook OF his
taking second place. Bnkhooie ultimately won
by couple OF lengths and the Duke OF Newcastles
horse managed to get second place, Dalesman be-
by Challoner, the Miss Sarah colt by Fordham and
Dllesmaa by Daley.
event. was contested by eight runners, Of whom
Formosa the dead heater for first place In the Two
was made favorite at five to two; Moslem the other
dead heater In the event mentioned, was backed at
seven to two King Aired Baron Rothschilds horse,
who ran second in the Derby at four to one; Restu
ton, another string Of his, whom once supposed
to be clincher," and perhaps does yet for neither
he his trainer knows the form OF his horses
at eight to one and the notorious Lady Elizabetha at
one hundred Ito six The others were Purveyor
TymPanam and M Mort sr Lady Elizabeth was
two hundred yards, when she was headed
by Tympanum, Purveyor lying third, FormOsa fourth
and Restitution next, the rear being brought up by
King Alfred. They ran in this way into Swnley
Bottom, where the Danebury flly fell away into the
Formosa meanwhile running INTO second place
Halfway across the Bottom, however, the Oaks
victrix took up the running ut an improved pace
MOrtemer being her Immediate attendant, Lady EliZ-
abeth by this time being beaten and toilng hepessly
in the rear After passing the Swiniey mile post
MOslem having come rapidly up, showed mOmenta
riy In advance, but was almost speedily passed
by Restitution, the latter being Joined by his stable
companion at the halmile post the Baron's pair be-
ing attended by Moslem on the left and Tynpanum
on the right The contest now became most ex-
citing one between Restitution. King Alfred and Mos
va ~ md whn
lay almost abreast OF each other to the distance
when King Alfred drew out from between the other
two, and without being again headed won rather
cleverly by length from Restitution, who finished
three quarters OF q length III advance or the Two
Thousand dead-heater; Tympanum was a bad fourth
and Purveyor next; F0rlnOsa and M0rtemcr, pulling
up, were sixth and seventh, and Lady Elizabeth,
beaten of, last.
Daley rode King Alfred; Morris Restitution;
ChalOner, M0slem; =. Adams, Purveyor; Cameron,
Tympanum; Cannon, Lady Elizabeth; Fordham, For.
mOsa, and Parry, Mortcmer. The Queens Stand
Plate was won by Sir Joseph Hawley's ave year old
N, Q34 pounds) who easily licked the Duke Of New
castles new two year Old Abstinence 1913 pOunds,
the four year old Van Amburgh 13s pounds) viridls
q2s pounds, Harrington, four year old Qlo poundsl
and The Dean, four year old M pounds The
Great Achievement, 'the Modern Crucilx,r who de
feated Hermit in the ST. Leger and performed many
other splendid feats easily disposed OF I'm the
Triennial Stakes by Mandrake, who last year won
the Great Ebor Handicap and the Liverpool Cup.
The Ascot Stakes was carried of by the Maid Of
Warham filly.
This result was doubtless quite as surprising to the
owner OF the lilly as 1t was 10 large portion OF the
public, as ! am told she was not backed by Mr..
PAYNE for more than fl00. Mr.. Payne received the
'gln horse" she was not It Is said looked upon as
up to much Notwithstanding that when The num-
beis were hOsted she the favorte at 100 to 80
Sefore the start, however, she retired to 8 to /.