The New York herald., 1869-03-08

straight run IN, about nall mile; % suDs.
Mr.. +. Pryor's b. T., SISTER TO Veda, Dy Lamp
ton, Chrlstabelle--T French.
Mr.. 8. w. Reeves br. I. Pat6-Marsh.
Lord Stamfords T.. by hampton, Little Lady-Jor-
Mr. L. Andres ch. T. Observation-Disclosures ........ 0
Mr.. Artnnr's A ch- 9. Lilipgsan+Clsmenrt rross,;r
Mr. Drewtt's br. &. ironsicne, Mcrdan.
Mr.. I. Jennings b. T. Phantom Lass, Hunt. Q
Count II. de Lagrange's b. Florlan, Parry.
Lord Calthorpes b. l., by observation-disclosures,
Captain Macieips b. C, BY Little Hastnss-Ro.
coIane, Mar[vns hr ha snnna,o. " caier
MI. J. B. Morris b. C., by Blair Athol-Lady
DuSs a Of keMcassIes u s. /: siepnanots, j. Adams.
Mr.. ]. Nightingall's b. T. Agate, owner.
Sir g. Nugent's br c. Don Quix0te Tomlinson..
MI. 7: Stevens 3. G. Minus, Payne. .::.......
Mr.. Mannie's br 9. vintner walker ..............
Mr.. g. Hlltons b. G. Patrick, J. Mann. ...........
Betting-3 to against the Lady Louisa colt to
against Stephanotis, to against Sister to veda
Rosaura colt. 100 to against FIorian and 100 to Q
against Little Lady oily. Az Ia usual In the case Of
tedious delay Of nearly forty minutes ct the post
terspersed with countless false starts and breaks
away which tantalized but kept up the excitement
OF the spectators but must have weared the jock
eys shivering at the post. Al length the lot were
despatched In rather Struggling order and Sister to
themselves out from the rest. From the first the
race was never In doubt. for the winner made the
whole Of the running and won with extreme ease by
four lengths from Pate who was three lengths In
front OF the Little Lady lilly.
the winner is on very small scale, but she Is one
OF the fastest animals ever saw, though it must be
allowed that her opponents were extremely mode
rate. The Lady Louisa colt cut up very badly,
though the Danebury division had such high opin-
Ion OF him that they entrusted him with close on
1000; and StephanO.ts equally deceived Matthew
Dawson, who thought that IN HIM he had got hold Of
k.C Dnfn tftA n1uV 2faEo
and three year ods on Wednesday, and beat the
three year old Bonnie Katie SO easily that we began
to % nave hlgner opinion ~ Of sister to vsda- dhe
sion by Roquefort, OF whom not much can
be said, as he appears to be inferior inferior
however better things than his performance
In the BrocklesDy may be expected. Remington,
who represented the Heath House interest, cut up
badly, as did SteDhanotis again IN the Lincoln CluD
cup won by Captain Machels colt by Little Hastings,
QUO OF Rosaura-a very good looking youngster. The
by Kettedrum, out OF Nelly Hill, who won with
great ease the Juvenile Selling Stakes Upon the
ing are deacent IN sze and power; but the best and
best looking OF them, whom 1 consider 70 be SIS
ter 70 veda, Pate, fiorian, Ironstone and the 10
saura colt may develop into good horses as the sea-
son advances.
/ do not profess to be an authority In coursing
but it would be objectionable to omit passing
reference TO the dog Derby' decided this week at
Waterloo. near Liverpool. 1t L. the great event OF
the coursing year, exctes the most intense interest,"
not only among the followers Of the sport, but
among the majority Of racing men, and is made the
medium Of vast amount OF speculation The
wednesday were gradually weeded down TO four on on
Friday, viz.Lord Lurgan's Master McGrath lir1sh),
Mr: Blanchard's Bat az the Bowster tscotchl, Mr.
Leigh's Lobeha (snglish) and MIR. Gilnouria Gillle
meeting meeting butt but / believe that ' The excitement,
the two previous days, as dog after dog went down
before its opponent, was now something wonderful
to behold. Ine Irish division in particular, who had
McGrath, the winner Of the cup last year. were At
fever heat and were only waiting his second victory
to 60 wild with JOY. At this point TO was Land on
Master McGrath against his foeman Lobelia and is
TO on Bat at the Bowster against Giilie Callum;
to against Bat at the Bowster to against Gillie
Callum, and TO against Lobeia. The last named
speea,y sqccnmosd u 70 % tae na sIa LAT" mac
deciding tie. for which to ] was laid on the
Irish dog; and after magnificent trial Lord Lur-
gans representative was hailed the victor amidst
scene, on the part OF the Paddles such beeve
was never witnessed In connection with any sport
ing eyent for they threw their caps in the air and
hurrahed for a quarter OF an hour. Lord Lurgan
was warmly congratulated as was also Mr. Blanch-
ard, whose bitch Is without doubt splendid ami
makers, who sustained an equally neavy loss over
the same dog last year, and they have had on the
WToe ~ 70 sns mrs. ~ s 81 .a sea-
The controversy as to early two year old running
still ragcs but have but little TO add to what nave
already said on the matter. Last Saturday Admiral
Rous who 1t il well known, Is generally opposed In
matters OF turf policy to Sir Joseph Hawley took up
the cudgels In the Times. In defence OF early running
and argued FIRST that 1t does not iDjure the thorough
bred and second that owners OF horses and not the
Jockey Club are the proper persons 10 decide when
their young horses are 10 make their deoA. The
first point Is open TO discussion, and Will yet as 1t
has already done, give rise TO great controversy;
but the latter is In my opinion, simply nonsense.
He has brought out on the other side the Times the
Pau MdU gazette, Lord Coventry aud Mr.. Percy
Wyndham, who nave. believe, In both respects by
far the best OF It. Admiral Rous has given notice Of
q reform Of some importance-no less than the ap-
pontment by the Jockey Club OF q committee 10 de-
eide disputes by acting az court OF appeal In cases
In which stewards OF meetings are unable TO come
TO 4 decision.
In conhection with the Grand National the chief
features OF the speculation OF the past week have
been the steadiness OF The Colonel at
to l. the rapid advance OF Alcblada 70 100
to s, the demonstration in favor OF Tuth-
we'll which brought him to IL TO 1,
ana the Jump made Dy Guy OF warwick already
referred to. The Two thousand aud Derby are
chiefly notable for the continued hostility to Bella
drum and MS steady decline ana a slightly down.
ward tendency manifested by Wild Oats. For the
Chester cup Paul Jones and Romping Girl, at to
] and 100 TO respectively; Aegean and Clemence,
to 100 TO the one and 20 TO 1 In the other,
and George Osbaldestons suspicious running mas
brought hun with rush 10 SO " l.
.srhe Adniralr and John Day, after oil their sduab
bling. have "buried the hatchetr and | observe
from sporting print that at Lincoln they shook
shipr q tcmpora o nsores