New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-29
OUTDOOR SPORTS.

TIE GoODWoOD RACES.

ast race was Tor the Craven stakes Of so'eie'E'o
zach with 50 added; Craven course oLe ulo ".U
quarter which was won by Sir D. Ao"I'S -
Gown" beating Sir C. Lcgards "Ve'as ~ '''oA''' ''
Mr. Thomas's "Lamlash" third. OILY 'he' 20
The betting was even on B'at Gown "Au ''sf0''
and thirty TO one against " Lam.asE.' p,
Tl,e second race was for the favaut STAKES OF ~
sovereigus each; second hrrsc 20 receive Pa. LIS -
haIf mile; closed with % sUlsci-5.iS l"s en-. IN,
by Mr. Mcrry's Sunshine, beating Mt iS ,,5-t,
King Of Trumps ana sirJ. IIawlel'' MY lg e,
,rirJ Five started The U,tiiU- was TO ! "r"''.''
- .to1 AGAINST M Pryol's sly, aud to against
Mr.. Hlwley's huy, .,.-t o, -s,vc,,.,gns
4he third race was FOR the Eo"s STAKES u ~ "a
cach closed with six subscriber. INI, "'s WI, =,
sfraGiord's Rupert, beating Mr. W DN Nia'",
MI f,rt, r,c, was for the GrttwicEe Stakes OF lVO
severe ems each ore mile ard hat - sUuSc'''''S, ~
,vos won by Sir j. HaWl 3 O.. C. sier,'' heating i'."
RotLsthnd's D. c. by Tim Wriflcr' second ana W,
I,,vos,s D. T. Kertish Fire, third. Only three slart'o
,Tbis was very exciting race and much money chang'u
hands on the result. The layotes were beaten 'S W."
be seen ~ tho following schedule Of the betting previous
10 the race Two TO one against S'd,rOA'e' e''H VI
Rotlschild's colt, and even on Bowess my
The fifth race was for the Ham STAKES OI 4OO
t o horse 10 receive 200 sOvereigns, closed with ~
,,hscribcrs This was won by Lord Falmouths D. o.
Kipgeraft beating Mr. Merry's ch. c. Sunlight
me sixth race for the Annesley Stakes OF 100 SOW
oron each subscriber to name two, the Queens Plate
Course closed with subscribers The race was won
nv Romp beating Mr. savile's Blue Skin second MT
,cr,s Merry and Wise third Three started. The bet
ing was five to one against Blue Skin and hve 10 one
against Merry and Wise
Tie last race was for the sowars Cup value 800 SOW
ercgns with 100 added. The was won by MI Pea
lcysb c. Fiohu, beating Capt Christies sallett, ana
Belrhlegon third. Tventyulne starred. The betting
was sixteen to against Fchu, forty to one against
Ballet and twenty-five to one against BelphIegoh'
SECOND DAY.
The Goodwood Stakes aandicap) Of o5 sovcregns each
tubscrpon Is sOveTcigns forfeit with cO soveresns
added the second 100 sOveregns ont OF
the stakes p miles, "a subscribers, were won by MI
b. Days b. c. Starter, by Vougeur out OF CRmlola'
years by length and a half; Mr.. Savile's en- l. MISS
Gratewcke by Parmcsan out Of Lady Blanche years.
was second and Lord St. Yncens's b. c. Adolphus' by
Costa or Lord Albemare ont of Ada de Clare, years
bad third Ten ran. The betting just previous 10 the
race was to against the winner, p TO against Miss
GrateWicke. and to against AdolDhus
The FIndon Stakes Of 10 each for twoyears olu
colts lle h FLIES l6 u, threeQuarters OF mile were
won by Lord yvian's b. c. Burgundy by Caret out OF
Just in Time; Count F. de Lagrange's CHI c. Alarc by
Monaroue out Of SCUBA, second and Lord Westmore'
lands b. c. Guy Dayre, by Wild Dayren ont OF Regl-
nclla third. Six The betting before the race was
2tol against each Of the horses placed.
The Drawing Stakes of Is soveregns EACH 10 Tor
felt 100 sovereigns added, for threeyearold colts l22
pounds FLIES lls pounds, Il miles, were won by Lord
Stranord's ro c. Rupert by Knowsley, out OF Rapid
Rhones DAM Mr. Chaplins b. Acaster, by Noltgeur
70 RayiO third The betting was to against Rupert
and TO l against each Of the others.
The GoOdwOOd Derby Of 25 sOveregns EACH Is forfeit
for tree-years old was walk by the Duke Of Ham
nons ch c. Chatlherault, by New Minister out of Leo
MES dam.
TIE TwO-THOUsAND-DOLLAR TROTTING MATCH
on THE UNION COURSE, L. LADY THORN
AND GOLDSMITH MAID-THE FASTEST THREE
HEATS EVER TROTTED ON LONG ISLAND,
AND THE FASTEST MILE OVER THE UNION
COURsE-LADY THORN THE WINNER.
The 1900 persons who visited the Union
Course L. t. yesterday, to the match between the
two famous fast mares Lady Thorn and Goldsmith Maid,
Tor CO., mile heats three in fye in harness, may
safely congratulate themselves having witnessed the
best and fastest trotng race that took place OF
that classic only the result OF the race
contrary to the general expectation, but the time made
far surpassed all that was anticipated. The race wa
won in heats the aggregate tune Of which, although
not equal by one second half 20 the aggregate tm
of the three heats the at Narragansett Park wor
by the farflmed American Girl, was faster than any
previous three-mile heats trotted Long
Island. The time Of the second heat-2:2O3-
the fastest ever trotted the Union Course the prev
Gus fastest heat the course having also been
made by Lady Thorn in her match against Commodore
Vanderbnrs Mountain Boy when she trOtted the mile in
221, the same time made by Flora Temple in a match
against the renowned New-Jersey stallion George NJ.
Patcheu. The time Of Lady Thorn in the second heat
Yesterday 2OD was only once eQualed before Long
the undsputed "Queen Of the Trotting Turf" Flora
Temple in her memorable against Ethan Allen and
cunning mate.
The day was highly favorable for the race for the sun
hid behind canopy OF clouds, which rendered the
heat more eudurdble. The track in capital order
considering the heavy fan Of rain the preceding day
but II was heavy in places and certainly not fast
we have the Union track on many occasions. Tho
attendance large, and composed principally Of we'll
known and patrons OF the trong turf there
being large delegations of the latter from Philadelphia
Providence Boston, and other places present The pool
betting very heavy, commencing at 500 TO SEQ
Goldsmith Maid; but as it became current that Budd
Doble, who gong 10 drive her, far from we'll
and the partsans Of Lady Thorn very sanguine Of
winning the odds the Maid fell to 500 to $50. After
the horses scored the first time, and it that
Goldsmith Maid weak, and that Lady Thorn fairly
almost even, and the average odds were Sis 10 500
the Maid As in most OF her races that able horscman,
Pfcr drove Lady Thorn who did credit TO his train
iug sE for she looked in the perfection OF condition.
u,- IV' 20 lu liet, l"LsS ~ Ia mo u1nC
deuce III his mare and, although the Goldsmith Maid
Hdeplia week. looked upOn the race foregOne
b nav mare never rayefcd i'm lis aIegauce TO his old
favorlje whom he had 81 often poted 70 victory.
First HcaL-As they scored the first time, Goldsmith
Maid showed weakness, and broke coming up the
stretch. Lady Thorn having cast shoe considerable
time lost in replacing H. On the thd attempt they
got the word, with Lady Thorn, who had the outside pO
siuOu, half length ahead Going round the turn The
favorito broke, AID Lady Thorn drew two lengths in
was passed seconds Along the back stretch Lady
Thorn sti further widonod the gap. and there were
three lengths between them at the halfme pole passed
in I:i0s on the lower stretch. Goldsmith Maid broke
brt did not lose anything aud as the thrcequarter pole
was reached Lady Thorn lad laed OF five lengths AT
tic dtwac tc fgvorllc broke, and her chance OF the
heat Was gone for Lady Thorn came home winner by
'ree lengths ia z%3, amid the enthusiastic cheering Of
seo.5 eot The result Of the last heat presagcd the
ceicat - ;e f'votite against whom the odds were now
so 0NeU hef former hackers deserving her en- masse