New-York tribune., 1871-07-28
BETTER TIME THAN AMHERST's ;.
tn ma EdiiOr OF The Tribune.
THE TURF.
THE GOODwOoD MEETING IN ENGLAND-sIIAN-
NON WINS TIE CUP.

TIE GOODWOOD MEETING IN ENGLAND-SHAN-
NON WINS TIE CUP.
LONDON, July 27.-The GOodwOOd races to-
day were witnessed by a large crowd, including the
Prince Of Wales and many Of the nobility The attend
ance was however less select than formerly The ehiei
Of the day that for the Goodwood Cup, value
800 sOveregns added to subscription OF 20 sOvereigns
EACH half forfeit the second horse to receive 100 sove
eigns out of the stakes penalties and elowanCesi y
Subscribers The result OF the race is as folowsi r~
Mr P MOuuc,y m shannon BY Isnon dam by New'nser ont
Baron Ro6scAid colt Fs1Ona by Psimessn Zephyr years
NJ tom6ii i Ycitenci BY ConPeGc Of come
Nj ssos b. c RpPOnden by slrier Of vertumna ayea'
Mr. iombs: b. Dutch skater y th Fyiog out
Fulvie (bred In FIance) years, l2t
The betting before the even on Favcnlus the
winner Of the Derby aud Moremer against the Held u
TO against Rppoudep and larger odds against shannon
and Dutch Skater The was very closely contested
THE HORSES At MONMOUTH PARK-THE FOUR
MILE HEAT RACE AND THE PROBABLE run
NERS-LIsT OF STABLES.
The majority Of the stables of racers that
took part the Saratoga meeting have arrived at Nom
mouth Park during the past few days. and are preparing
for their engagements at the meeting there next week
others are daily expected TO arrive The fournie heat
race for the purse OF 5000 to be run on Friday, TIE
fourth day of the meeting is expected to he as excii
Ing race as has taken place on tpe Ameri'
can turf for many years past. Although the s1'
tries for the race are not made until the night be-
fore the following horses reported as likely TO take
part IN the eontestJ II. p McGrsths b. NJ s1san Ann'
Niagara Dy Weldcns eh. b. Leland, j. B9nAght1ams Il gn
GeEqd COees CHI e. JgGee ppre II W. 5S lat.
ter horse has been sent for from kentuckn and al.
been for some time training, and he defeated both
KtngfsheF and DongfelQw last year his owner
pHs h9 can R, VIII last TINS or Nethe
Of the two famous cracks Longfeow aud Kingsber,
oT % them 6eh az great as race at
It probable tna TEE w s So Il these s
horses you'd haze entered d6 for II ana 6s a"
The following horses are now IN training AZ MONMOUTH
p Mtsraals s,a1r -su.,n Ann va, Richard Roe J'
ga g5oI$ sSgi-Nshe Gss, u Malta yrsi s'iH
I5' D1 HsIsSS SS1S oHoasT yr. Leland lvrs
HS.0.o Ss 8ygsToB y Bs1 SS o E. :Fa y o'A'na
COL McDaH<, Sa5-dsho yrsi Hubbard y b. f., 3yrsp
d B. Eits>fss $dsE-Ens Ernest yr'. Elsie, 3 Miss
Minnie COucelt,
Coz Boosi Sa,t-Edvin, yni Ny Maryland 4yr'' Belle
T. Gagn5gs StaSi&-Denis Barns ! yrs; vesuvus yrs.
tnSs Latsa,tr' sta5k-AuriOa yr" """hoop Fr'i War
B. Srig,rts Sa5E-siOckvool, yrs waaieTer, yr Mus
X g. 6S,csop', Sta5ls-Altuers yrs.; Gao 4yr'.
S4aAosy Iegors Siaok-ChWsI aged k5g John John @ yr'
JoSS core strs Dusen yss Eliot years. Co.
b SGog SSShn. sT BSFPs By .T1S5 S5o ve
"G1SN Jss PGms ySt Pyns @ yesfs e. years. 5 y Rsao@
DeTnsor 0s 6s, Tss {fa jes Sn years.
o ar h. Parks sta9k-Nstban Oaks, years. Experience
~ ! j. PTdg, StrSeB c. brother to tasmania years.
~ H. sanords SabkYgsra years PreaEness years. Mon.
sreh years. Madame Dudley years. Laziy years. Bngnan
fSos ~ pos,oers sta,t-EOlus years. Eepc years Md
d'y az yess fs.s S,Hs S,sSR ssR $g.Ts Joseph aged
D. j. BanSaynes StGbe-DOdy years. Paddy Have aged.
The sweepstakes trOt for $780, between II.
Belengers b. G. Hiram, postponed on account iof the
weather, will take place this afternoon.