The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-05

year Old-Pauline-whO gave HIM thirty-seven
pounds was second In the Nursery stakes Nanny
beat feelwng from %e0n sne race
the KING Hal stakes, was once more victorious
though she was the top weight by four pounds;;
There r. little else in the running tnat couAd DC VI
It is unnecessars that should say anything about
the market movements on the
NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE,
which win be run for next week; but may state
that the Goodwood stakes has been introduced INTO
made favorite at 20 TO l. which was also taken
about Choral aSl Welow; % to the price OF the
Vixen gedng, and 33 10 could be had about Strad-
broke, SalpII.ster, Usurper, Papiilon, The Priest
King OF the FAIRIES, Romping Girl, Fitz Ivan, Stra-
tagem Brachen and Ecarte, al OF whom have been
backed for small sums The Earl is still the yorte
for the ST. Leger but, as the highest price obtain
able is LOO 10 400, little business IL done. Sir
Joseph Hawley's ROsicrucian ~ at to /, and For
mesa, the Oaks winners nominal price IS z TO l.
King Aired the second IN the Derby, has got consi-
derable support at 10 TO but nothing OF any moment
is done about Lady Elizabetn, CT whom everynody
For next years Derby Befadrum s still the favore,
at 10 l; next him is Rhyswouh the Vertumna
colD, at Il 10 i Masaniello has declined 10 1000 TO
80, at which price Captain Machells Martyr now
stands ana 40 TO has been booked about the Her.
miope colt. The first
at the celebrated Middle Park stud farm tMr.
Blenksons, who gives the great annual prize called
autumn and wen last year by Sir ]. Hawleys Green
Sleeve took place too late last Saturday TO permit
of my posting report. may state now that the
enormous gambling OF last year and the heavy losses
OF hackers at Ascot last week had marked effect on
the quality Of the attendance and the prices brought
by the youngsters. Hardly any OF the hrong of aris
tOcrats who used TO turn out on this occasion were
present. and the total receipts 1880 guneas, 295
guineas for each OF the forty yearngs showed
a considerable falling on. The highest prices were
given for colt by Ely, out OF July, and tly by
Thormanby, out Of Queen of the East which toge-
ther brought 2, 100 guineas; FLY, sister to Hermit
Thy Newminster, out Of Secluson), 900 guneas, and
brother to Friponer 10y Chevalier d'Industrie,
out Tension, 900 guineas The others ranged from
$50 down 10 SIS guineas.
NEW RULES.
To wind up as commenced, with the Marquis OF
Hastings the eSCldndre in connection with his inan
cial difficulties has had one effect which cannot fail
to be to the lasting benefit of the turf On Monday
last, at meeting OF the stew ards OF the Jockey Club,
two regulations were passed one of which prohibits
persons convicted OF fraudulent practices on the turf
or reported as defauters from being permitted TO
name, enter run any horse in which he has an In
terest in any race and the other Of which enacs that
the names OF members OF the Jockey Club or of the
new or Coffee Rooms at Newmarket who appear
In the forfeit list defaufters II the default is not
cleared of in three months, shall be erased from the
books, and q member OF the club convicted OF
fraudulent practices the turf shall cease to be
member.
Next Saturday shall have to tell you all that is
important about the great meetings which are to
be held during the week at Stockbrdge and New.
castle.