The New York herald., 1873-08-14

Mr. Bates 6r g. Brandwood, years, liz lbs.
Mr. Serrys Highland Fling, years. ioS lbs
Mr. FISHERS Lucy Sutton, years, io7 lbs
Mr. ] sswes Madgc wiidire, years. ios lbs
Mr. D. James Redwortih,. years. ioi lbs.
Mr. NJ Dawsons surnam, years, ios lbs. d.
Mr. Hopes Young sydmcnton years, ioa lbs
Sir G. s1a Cnetwynd,s ci h. Goantryman, years.
Sir " a Ee'hcridse's Miss stockweii years
Mr. j. Do1er's blk. {. The Tester, years. IS lbs
Lord Ayiesfords b. c. The Pacha, years Gs lbs
Mr.. spencer's Cartridge years, 90 lbs. Nv.
MI. " crawiurG's Meanderer, years, 90 lbs
Mr.. +. Grettons Rance, syears. 90 lbs. (Morbey) o
| Mr.. I. 4. walkers Victor, years, 92 lbs. New.
Captain .Fiadyer's Moonstcne, years, IS lbs.
MT; ". q. NJ innes' Pirate, years, IS lbs. 10. d. =
Mr. S0Shstoncs Bras de Fer, years, 50 lbs
Mr. spsncer,s Boaitman, Years 81 lbs Gcvsn
| Mr. Frosts Tricotrin years, ~ Ids. (Weedoh)" v
BETTING AT THE START. -
Seven to against Roquefort, to against Mo-
dena to against Coantryman II 70 ; ragainsto % OK
against Madge Wilddre, 10 to against Sarinam,
2oto against Young sydmonton 20 to against Boat
80 to l against Drummond, 33 10 against Sister
Helen, SO to against Pirate. 33 to against Moon
stone, 40 to ! against Khedive, 40 to against
Chandos. 40 to / against Lucy Sutton, 40 to l
against Tester 40 to against Pacha 40 to against
TricotriD so TO against Bras de Fer.
Alter some delay at the post the lot were sent
away to good start, Modena in the centre going
to tie 'front.' attended by Azaea, Bras de Fer, OK,
ford Mixture and The Tester on right the and Vic
tor Boatman and OXonian on the left, the rear be-
Ing brought up by C9untryman, Khedlve and Lucy
neid, the lead, and there was no change
until opposite the stan1 where Sister Helen
rushed up to Lord Wilton's mare and, heading her
IN IN a. the last hundred yards, won good race by
distance behind the second. Boatman was fourth,
Drnmmond and RoqueiOrt next, Countryman,
Rance and Cartridge last. Time, rs. Net value,
ESQ, or 1850. The winner belongs to Mr.. David
Hope Johnst0ne, u We'll known man about town."
and has been regarded as common platter. She
ran quite untried
THE GoopwOoD STAKES
Is the M most important handicap Of the week, and
OF this class 1t Is run over two miles and a hall,
the middle portion OF which is loop round hill,
the hoI ses running up straight round this loop,
lowing Is summary
TIE GooDwooD STAKES (handlcap) OF % soy.
100 added; winners extra the second received 100
soverelgns out OF the stakes. Two miles and
hail. 80 SUBSCRIBERS, 81 OF whom declared
Mr.. H. Saviles "br. c. Uhlan, by The Ranger
La Mechanic, years, l2o lbs (hiaidmenU.... /
]. IN
pia years, So lbs. (Morbey) ey)..................
Mr., K. X Bignells b. C. Runle, 4 years. 9s lbs.
Lord s. FACETS Indian Ocean, years, III lbs
(T. OsDOrne) e)................... ..............
NJ Lefevres Houghton, s years, lio lbs Tord.
MIR. Merry's Mozart years, los lbs ttiopperj.. o
LORD Ailesbury's ch c. Wolfhal, years, 100 lbs.
Mr.. llchmonds Catherine, years, ss los Con.
NJ. Leievre's La Maprisee years, aa lbs. iMa;orrj
r. a l.. I'm nYnh OK Tho
Mr. j. Hstleys c. by Parmesan-May Bell
Mr. II; Walace's Precentor, years, s5 lbs.
Mr. o EtcSes HHns cnerie aged 81 lbs d. Archer;
Mr.. +. Heathcote's Duke OF Cambridge 3 years,
Srd vi Vs lNewaoqsel @ v.. q: ~; .;
Mir. J. L.. Fearne's Hessieden, years, SO los.
sir G Sugents Emily, years, Il lbs iiwee;dc;niii
Mr. H. paitinson's Eau de Cologne, years, II
BETTING AT raE START. '
to against Uhlan (taken) q to against Hes
sede9 Gaken, 10 to against Catherine ltaken) /;
aEen asans
Ia 20 against Indian Ocean takenl IA to against
3s to AGAINST Houghton (taken) 80 to against
Chelle taken) ~ to against Rutie (taken) 40
to against Precantor taken); SO to against st.
The nag lell to an excellent start, but Indian
Ocean and iiu1e were quickest on their legs and
Al this point Ruhle went to the 'front.' attended by
Woihall, Eau de Cologne, Precenter and Emily, the
and Cherie, Mozart and ST. Mark being last. When
they got out OF the straight WOlfhal held the Lead
RuIie having been pulled back; but when half way
round the loop Emily passed Wolfhall, Miss Clum-
ber close up, while behind the three came Uhlan,
Feye and Cherie, the rear being brought up by
hall ran wide at the turn, and Miss C!umber took
UP the running: out She in tun, again gave way to
home Wolfhall once more dashed forward and took
the command, with Miss Clumper and Emily In
her place was taken 10y Cherie, next to whom was
Uhan, who took the third place at the top OF the
Rufe and the Ilippia llly simultaneously took Sec
ond and third places. For a moment RufIle looked
dangerous, but mis- effort was vain, and the race
then became match between Uhan and the Hppia
nly, the former OF whom won, alter desperate
OF Rulo was third, Hesselden fourth Cheria filth,
Iloughton sixth, Feve seventh, Duke OF Cambridge
MISS Clumber, Indian Ocean, PrecentOr, Mozart
and Emily. Time, 4:57.s. Net value, f7S5, or
success in the equally Important Ascot Stakes.
established his reputation as an excellent "stayer;'
but he had enough 10 do to stall of the Hippa llly
VINO ran untried though heavily backed
THE GOODwoOD CUP
was perfect fiasco, for 1t brought ont only three
animals one OF these wasa cripple and the winner
won by thirty lengths. by far the finer LOOKING
in point OF condition was the French horse Flag.
but afterwards, in the Grand Prize OF Paris, de-
ieated Doncaster, the winner OF the English
Derby. lie had sustained long and splen-
did preparation. and looked 1t to run ''ior a
Kingdom" Favonus, winner OF the Derry ana Of
in his preparation by cracked heels. and he did not
look quite so fit as he could be made. As for Gre
morne, the winner OF the Derby and OF the last
Ascot Cup, it was a shame to run him at all and
Mr.. Savlle was very generally blamed for doing so
He had sprung curb, his leg was enlarged and
infamed, and he had not done galop for fort.
night The following is summary
THE Go0DwooD cur, value 800 sovereigns, added
felt; weight for age; winners extra; two miles
and hall; 10 subscribers.
M. Lefevre's ch. c. Fageoet, by Plutus-La Fa.
vorite, 3 ears 105 lbs. (iuXtab e) .......... 1
Baron Rothschds ch. c. Favonius, years, 1873
lbs. tFTeuCHI z
Mr.. H. Savie's b. C. Cremorne, years. 1872 lbs.
Bettng-11 to 10 on FavoniGs, TO 4 against
Flageolet and to against Cremorne.
AS soon as the nag fell Flageolet went to the
front followed hu hout fhroo Ian