The New York herald., 1872-11-08

But the best Of them appeared to be Highland Fling,
Aiava Kelchburne and Wolfhau. Except that OK
oman Increased his advantage and Pompadour got
reached the criterion starting post, about seven
hundred yards from the start, where La
burnum had had enough OF it and dropped
away beaten, being passed by his stable
companion, Hannah, who ran very well under her
heavy weight TO the horror OF the hackers OF The
favOrite Archer was shortly afterwards observed TO
be moving on him, and before they had got the
length Of the red post he had disappeared rom the
leading lot, as had also Boutwell,, Hamlet, Wander
decken and the puIfed-up Kimbridge. The next TO
give way was Oxonan, who has splendid dash OF
speed but no staying power, and then Pompa,dour p,i
being Playfair Finsterre, Ketchburne and West
land Half way up the rails Playfar rushed to the
dour, though she could not again overhaul these
Two, was ridden out with great determination
she % Saa the o6 for not
low Ketchburne and Westland, who were
struggling gamely on, to get the better OF her. The
challenge on the part of Finisterre, Playiair had
always sufficient in him to enable him to shake her
separated Fnsterre from P0mpadour, who In turn
was no more than head in advance OF Ketch-
as did Gantelet. or the leading favorites LaburnuIn
was ninth, Kimbridge eleventh; Salvan0s and
gy 9qsa s Raak anS
Boutwell,. Time, 2:d9 Net value OF stakes, 22,l2S,
PARTY WON VERY LARGE SUM
on bets by the result, his owner, Mr.. Gretton the
brewer OF Burton, throwing in for about f17,0O0
and Lord Berkey Paget for f12,000.
The principal twOyear-Old race OF the week was
THE CRITERION,
which is sort OF supplement OF the Middle Park
Plate. For the latter Kaiser and Surlnam ran q
dead heat, while Flageolet was fourth Here Is
how the tables were turned:-
THE CRITERION STAKES or thirty sov5. eacn,
twenty forfeit, for two-yearolds; colts ST. lbs.,
illies, st. lbs winners extra. criterion course
N. Lefevre's CHI. G. Fageolet, by PIutus-La Fa-
vorite, 124 lbs. Including lbs. extra) ........
Lord Falmouths ch. G. Paladin, 122 lbs, inclu-
MI. II. saviies b. c. Kaiser, l27 lbs. dncuding
Sir R. s' Bulkeieys % sarinam, III lbs nciuding
Mr. S; esIS 5. orawiord;s His Majesty ao lbs
Mr.. F. Fishers CGur de Lion. 122 lbs. tnclud-
Baron s Rotnscha's os % Haghenden 10 lbs
BETTING to on Kaiser II to 2against t., Paa1in'
and 20 to against Occur de Lion.
THE RACE.
The lot got Off almost at the first attempt to
a beautiful start, and they together nearly in
line for about fifty yards The first TO take forward
position was the speedy Ceur de Lion, who, lying
on the higher ground, soon held clear lead while
at the same time HIS Majesty and Hughenden, fairly
outclassed, dropped away beaten The most promt-
nent Of the attendants on the leader We're Surinam
the left, Kaiser IN the centre and Paladn on the
right, the three being on nearly equal terms, and
close behind them came Flageolet. When about
| half mile had been traversed Ceur de Lion, who
| lacks stamina, was in trouble and at once gave
way, and at the same moment Flageolet dashed to
| the front and took up the running just in
| advance OF Kaiser, who had now q tri-
| Ming advantage over Paladin Surinam
| was disposed Of shortly afterwards, and then the
| three leaders joined in hot encounter for the
prize. From the distance they ran head and head;
but the avOrite appeared to have so much the best
OF 1t, especially as FOrdham was seen to be moving
on FlageOlet that odds would have been laid on
him. Kaiser, however, began to compound under
his weight and when Globe made game effort he
was compelled to give way. FlageOlet was then
left with slight lead, and Paladin unable to over
haul hiln, was beaten by neck and Kaiser finished
bad third. Surinam was fourth, but was about
ten lengths or and C9ur de Leon fifth. The Cri-
teriOn is run over the last part OF the Cambridge
shire course, the Middle Park plate Is over the
latter portion OF the Cesarew1tch track The results
Of the two-year-old racing lately have been very
conhicting and probably we have seen nothing OF
real Derby form yet. The Glasgow Stakes was won
yesterday by Gang Forward, who beat the Prender-
CAST Stakes winner Andred One OF the
SENSATIONS OF THE WEEK
came out yesterday, when it was announced that
the ''magnifcent rOarer," Prince Charlie, though
foaled In France, had never had a proper certif-
cate ofidentfcation lodged with Messrs. Wetherby,
OF the great races he had won If an objection had
Deen lodged within the proper time-that Is within
the week In which the race was run. He has won
the Middle Park Plate, the Criterion, the Two
Thousand Guineas the Fern Hill Stakes and the All
Aged Stakes at Ascot, the Drawingro0m Stakes at
GOodwO0d and the Don Stakes at D0ncaster, and to
not one OF them he entitled. Objections not
OF course made at the time and, OF course, cannot
be entertained now; but owners OF horses that ran
second to him must be weeping and wailing and
QnaShinQ their teeth.