The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-10
RACING In FRANCE AND ENGLAND.

RACING In FRANCE AND ENGLAND.
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Exciting Events ON the French Turf.
[Longchamps (Aprn l9) correspondence of Bells Life
in London.
The weather seemed very unpropitious on Sunday
morning, bur- clearing up towards noon. rather
better attendance was attracted To Longchamls than
on the opening day, although the stands did not
assn anything like their usual appearance, ana we
expect that the Poue d'Essai day next Sunday
ionabe world. Business commenced with the Prix
de Bouogne, which brought nine to the post, and as
we anticipated. the lie CroiX stable found hot
favorite in tue ace Of their quondam winner. Ange-
limo, although there happened to DC quite as good q
commission about Coere, and US she neaI Marfohier
q two year Old, the oiis were slightly
in Ier favor at Start, while DO parties were not
much out, for it was after tremendous race at the
lie CroiX representative Just beat the Chantly IA
voite by head. count de Lagranges series OF
victories commenced with the next event. Tor which
odds OF five to four were laid on Neusko and there
was so much pubic money on the son OF Margaret
that the Mutual setting Society could not give
more than evens and seven 10 one laid against
the Counts second string, lie Bosphore. This being
the state OF the MARKET our readers can imagine the
CONSERVATION 1t caused TO see the iavorite merely
after he had drawn up near enough 10 save the tre
OF sixteen severe gns second money. Complaints
were naturally and loud and really the Jockey
Club ought interfere and insist upon the rule being
carried out thai in case 0f two horses belonging 10
must declare the winner before the numbers put
up We drew attention to this rule several times last
II
| scandals will creep into French racing.
| Prlx DE BouLodNE Of 10000. for three years ODDS
and upwards; entrance lOOf; weight Tor age; the
winner to be claimed for 7,OOJf; two miles; o subs
| N. Deatre's CHI. C. MarrOnner. by Vingt Mars out
OF Anne, yrs, "a lbs, Clifford. l
M. II. Delanarre's b. C0.ere, yrs VI lbs, Cara
NJ Lipin's br c. Carmel. yrs, 81 lbs, Kitchener.
Mr.. Ci1son's b. C. Fondateur yrs, "a lbs, Law
| M. Lunes b. c. Grand Champ, syrs., % lbs, Hux-
NJ - Porte,s b. c. Angenno. ;rs., "a os Murphy
NJ; Suches br, c. haseur 4 yrs.' 10 Ib'.' A. wat
kis iumoois oh q arcent.n vr 10 lbs.
NJ j. verry's b. c., Prince saphir, yrs, % lbs,
Bet,ing:-5 TO against Coierc, to Against Mar
rOnnier to each against Grand Champ ana Agren-
tan. to ! against Angelino and IL to against
vance, followed by Colere, Rageur and Ar
gentan, and ut their heels came Angelina
Grand Champ and Carmel with Fondaieur bringing
up the rear, irnce Saphir having been eit at the
post. At the windmii, Angelina drew up and took
the lead; but al for the Dig he bolted
and fell over the cords leaving Colere in front, fol-
lowed by Rageur and Marronner for the next miie
when Ragepr retired beaten, and when larry In me
straight MaTonnier made Ills effort y eaten the Ia
vore, and being on good terms ut the distance ine
race ensued which resulted Ia favor OF the ie Croix
was tnird a length fiOm Co!ere anu ~ar.ne, was
beaten neck by NJ Lunel's colt; thea came Rageur
fifth Argent an sixth and FOndateur seventh. TIE
| winner was CANNED by hnahi hey Tor ,,jJJ.
PRIx DE LoNGCHAMPs Ia prod ice Stasel, ol l,00of.
for three year old colts and lilies got b stations
bred In France; entrance 5UJf., 700 IT, and loo 0Dy
declared; the second received 40Ji; one mile Tour
| furiongs; 81 subs.
| Count de Lagrange's CHI. c. lie Bosphore 10y Mo-
| narque out OF iouba &c Manddrin's damn,
c6st de- Ts Isaranre's b. c. Neiasio by Monarqae
out of Margaret (iarignan's dam, yrs los
lbs; S =, Ms en- G. inee by pacsro out Of
Major ps,,,,a ei, da yrs ios Ls. a.
M. Moyses b. C. salvanet, by. first Born out Of
a Iuxl lta A Nh
NJ. J. Vcrry's br. I. kosallnde, by peaagogue out
OF Figurante, yrs, LA lbs; BROWN.
NJ. n. Delamarre's ch. c. Witikind BY Fit.-Gladia-
tor out Of wailnower, yrs, los lbs; Mus
grove i. 49,;
Renzi, yrs, los lbs; Glifiord. .......... o
Betting, i've to four on Nelusko four to against
Witlklnd i've To one against Aiee and seven % one
against lie Bospnore. Antec made tue running,
waited upon by Bosphore, hos1iindc. Ncusko AMI
wiukind in the order named. and ,enailly, VINO was
ouipaced all the way, brought up the rear. Bos-
pnore headed Antee after roulding tne first turn,
but ut the Little Plantation tue MAJORS colt rotOok
the lead and continued IN command until coming
into the straight when lie bospnore vent tie iront
and Nclusko who was pulling douDie look Ills place
At Antee's quarters, where nc waited 20 TIE corner
OF the stands, when he just drew away 20 save ccond
money, but allowed mis- sable companion 10 VIA by
half length, twice that inter ai SEPARATING Aec
from the lavorite and Salvanet was a pad io1ltn'
Witikind hfth Rosalinde sixtn and Senaiiy last
Value OF the stakes s,s0vk .., -, -.
GRAND PRix DE LlMrERATRiCE OF 10 Voi. do' !o.l
year Odds and upwards that nave nor won this race
before; entrance, 4OVE, h. IT, weisnt ioI asc TIE
second received half the entries; three niles, TWO
furiongs; IL subs. -, .,.... a., a.,
Count de Lasrange's CHI. C. Longchalnps; 10y Mo-
narque out OF Ltole du Noru' yis'' ii4 'o''
q
Coun, de lagranse's en- c. Irocaero' syIs' li'io.;
u. Mizen ,.r,. c,,, 49,. Ia
c. Pratt
The English stable and Notes from New.
market.
From Belts Life in London, April 25.J
Mr. J. r. Craven has disposed OF speudtirilt, three
years. =, ,.,os,uo ,,.o. - 80, 80,
,ron France, and joined w. Arnuls string 10 he
framed for his engagements.
FOR the one Thousand one or two o. the horses
engaged will be found much mprus gd. par ticuiury