The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-18
RACING IN EUROPE.
Events on the French Turf-Notes from the
Stables.
From Bells Life in London, May 81

Stables.
From Bells Life in London, May 81
On Sunday the card at Paris will comprise the
Poule dEssai or French TWO Thousand, and from the
latest Information shall expect see most Of the
following at the post:-M. Delamarre's viruuIe by
Saunterer; Mr. II. jennings Bogue Homa, by New
minister; M. Schickers La Jung Frau, by StockweIl;
N. Schickler's Trlanon, by West Australian; NJ
Lupns Sardanapale, by the Flying Dutchman NJ
Lupins Garsande, by the Flying Dutchman; M.
Resets AlcyOn, by Fitz-Gladiator; M. Delxtre's
Dutch Tar, by the Flying Dutchman Major Frido-
Inns Anthee, by Paestro; Duke Of Haniton's Gou-
Capitalne by Monarque: Count dc Lagranges lie
Vcnetien by Monarque; Baron dc Roihschd's b.
tave, by the Flying Dutchman.
Az the time Of writing there Is good deal Of un-
certainty both as regards the strength OF the field
and In the probabilities OF selecting the Simon Pure
for as yet there has scarcely been bet on the race
and therefore there IL indication 10 guide one rs
To which VIII be the dangerous Counts
r, a Young French sportsman made plunge into
1000 francs that he named the winners Of the Two
Thousand, Derby, Northern Handicap, Oaks and
Grand Prix his selections being Roscrucian for the
Two Thousand, BlinkhooIie for the Northern TIandi-
cap, Lady Elizabeth for the Derby, Green Sleeve
be seem therefore, that he lost his net nj q very early
stage
The steepechase horse, Roger Bontemps, was shot
last week AZ Chaniilly.
Bosphore II. has been renamed Sedan.
We hear that Khalil Beg has purchased Guerrier
and that the same great Eastern sportsman n IN
treaty concerning the purchase OF the Grand Prix
winner, Fervacqucs
witiklnd has been added 10 the list CT ecldings and
sold 10 Count lie Laurist0n.
The steeplechase Jockey J. Rickaby has been en-.
gagged as first jockey to 7. Engiish's stable.
vi NJ. O. Flershem a. the races last Sunday looking
not much the worse for his late accidents and
who has been In Italy recruiting his health likewise
gave much satisfaction.
--latest Betting.
TUE FRENCH DERRY -pARis Nsv1 6to against
Count de Lagrange's Gondoler; TO against N. de
Montgomery's La Mousse; IL TO 1 against Duke Of
La Jung Frau; 20 10 against NJ Schcklers suzcraln;
25 TO against Duke de Fitz-James' Petro.
LONDON, May 1.-C1EsTER CuP.--5 10 against
Paul Jones tx. and on: tol against stradbroke ltk
and on: 100 TO against Bracken k. and of 10 10
against seville tk 100 to- against Abergedie dk.t;
100 TO against Treasure Trovc ION; % to against
War and viscount coupled OK. DERBy.-1i to l
against Blue Gown ttk.l 10 TO against the Tom Bow
line colt tk); 20 10 against the Earl (tkl so 10
against Paul Jones ttkl.
Doss on En- sIsh Race Courses.
EpiroR BELLS LIrE:--A fatal accident occnrIed on
Tuesday last 70 poor Crunden Of Brighton whilst
riding in the Isle Of Wight steeple Chase. entirely
the horses Now, sir, you can turn this contreiemps
20 an Immense advantage. Use your powerful pen
to insist upon the banshment OF that horrible nui
sance Of dogs on race courses. Death under any Cir
cumstanccs Is shocking, but u IL terribly SO when
thousands Of eyes are ON the victim. and moment
Insisted on Il dogs might a. easily be excluded from
and public gardens. II may be fun @ see wretcncd
only fancy an accident similar 70 M one tst hs,
hurried poor Crunden into eternity n would for
thoriiy Of Mr. Hodson, Crundens master, 10 say hs
was man OF unsullied character. J have com
s smSsr On behalf hs Of Ms Rss
Isle Of Wight VIII be pleased TO receive the mos
trinnr sum on her behalf; Yours, &s -, .cv
THE GERMAN IN BLACK.