The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-25

work and travelling absolutely cantered away from
the field that offered to him for the Fourteenth
Ascot biennial, worth f700, with odds of seven 10
one betted ON him. We also saw that magnificent
"roarer,n Prince Charlie, who beat Cremorne for
the 1000 gnineas but whose inirmty placed him
.nowheren in the Derby. He now came out for the
Fern Hill Stakes, In which, he met only two mod
crate two-yearods odds OF four TO one were betted
on him but he caused his hackers some uneasness,
for he "hung' dreadfully at first; but when reused,
woke up, and coming along with his great, beautiful
stride won easily enough. One OF the chief races Of
the day was a sort Of
SUPPLEMENT- TO THE PRINCE OF WALES STAKES.
lnasmuch as though Queens Messenger did not run
ior It, IL brought out Drumochter, whom ne then
beat into third place, and King Lud, stable CON-
panion Of Khedive, who in that race finished sec
ond. Their opponents were q very moderate AM.
NAL named Bustard belonging to the Duke OF
Hamlton-who by the way, now made his first APP
pearance on an English race course for long
time-and La6urnum, VINO, during the winter
months, was first favorte for the Two Thousand
Guneas and Derby, but has since proved himself
fearful rogue The race was one OF the finest we
have seen this week, for the four came up the
straight almost abreast, and at one time laburnum
appeared to be winning: but as usual he would
ing again. in the last few strides in the course OF
which Drumochter got to the front, he finished
with King Lud dead heat for second place, three
quarters OF a length behind Drumochter. This
running still further enhanced the chance OF
Queens Messenger for the st. Leger and he became
a greater favorte than ever.
The ROYAL HUNT CUP, piece OF plate value 800
sovs., added TO Handicap Sweepstakes of 10 sovs.
each; winners J lbs extra; New Mile 90 subs.
u
Vertumna, years, 100 Observation-Disclosures.
Mr.. Merry's b. C. Falkirk, years 90 lbs.
Colonel Cartoons oh. C. Hamlet, years, 90 bs...
Mr.. II. r. Rays oh. h. Normandy. years. ia lbs. 0
Mr.. Richmond'S OXonian, years, ll3 lbs. o
Mr.. I. Il. Cases Anton, years lib lbs. Q
Mr.. Gentles Ralph Lambton, years, 10S lbs..... 0
MIR. Eastake's Sister Helen, years, 1903 lbs.... 0
Mr.. Johnson's CHI C. Fisherman, years, 102 lbs.
Mr.. A. Il. Hopes br c. Young Sydmonton, years,
Lord CaItlorpes Benny SVEN, years, os lbs 49,.
Lord Ahesburys Sir Robert Walpole, 4 years. 81
Mr.. j. Parry's Marshal BaZaine, years, 90 lbs.
Mr.. G. G. Keswjck's Helmet, years, 95 lbs. 0
Mr.. Johnstones b. C. Lord Hawke, years, "a lbs.
Mr.. q. Payne's Celibacy, years, 80 lbs.
years,.o5 los:
Mr.. Reynolds The Citrate. years, 81 lbs. 0
Mr.. Sturt's TheodoroS, 4years, II lbs. 0
Betting at the START to 2agalnst TheOdorOs IT.,
to against Anton t0, 5 TO against Benny Swell
), 100 to Is against Fisherman o. 100 to against
against Bordeaux tt, 20 TO against Marshal Ba-
Zaine IT,, 90 to against Falkirk ~ 25 to against
Hamlet t), 25 to against Sir Robert Walpole ~,
rs to against Ralph Lambton ~ % to against
Sister Helen ~ 40 to against OXOnian (t), 40 TO
against Lord Hawke (t.
The lot got away TO an excellent start, and the
first to show in advance was Fisherman, to whom
succeeded on the right Anton, TheOdoros and
BOnny swell, while prominent in the centre were
Falkirk, Sir Robert Wapole Hamlet, Celibacy and
Young SydmontOn, and close to Fisherman Were
Ripponden and Helmet This order main
tanned for nearly half mile, when he gave way to
Falkirk, who now had for his immediate attendants
Hamlet, Ripponden and Helmet. Falkirk held his
advantage to the distance, when he swerved and
RippOnden, drawing up to him, soon had the best OF
the race and won very easily by a length, Hamlet
finishing three lengths behind the second Time,
las. Net value OF the stakes, 1885, or 81, $50.