The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-14

Mr.. W. s. Crawfurd's ch c. Gang Forward, by
Stockwel-Lady Mary (scarlet), T. Challoner 7
MI. Savines b. G. Kaiser, by Skirmisher-ke-
gina yellow, scarlet cap, gold tassel, Maid
Count de- juirnes en- . Mon,arcs nv rnnc
nn-woman in Red scarlet, yellow hoops,
BLACK cap) Garratt. Observation-Disclosures.
Mr.. W. $. Crawfurd's br. c. Beadroll, by Beads
man-virginia scarlet, black CAPT, Love-. o
Lord Ayesfords Oh. c. Chandos, by Oxford
Isis, dam yellow, violet sleeves, yellow cap);
Lord Falmouth's ch 6. Andred, BY BLAIR Athoi-
Moodcrait tblack, white sleeves, red cap). I.
Mr.. Danes Dr. e. sna, by Esca Reyeiliee black
brown cap, Baverstock. Observation-Disclosures. 0
Count Rcnard's b. Q. Hochstapler, by Savernake,
Ia Travlata tblue, red stripes, blue cap, j.
Mr.. !. Gretton's br. c. suleiman, by Knight ofthe
crescent, Queen OF Prussia lOrange, purple
Lord ionsdaie f br. G. Somerset, BY The Duke,
CneIweli purple, yellow sleeves, red cap),
Mr.. II. LEWIS nr e. Meter hv saccnaromeier
Miss Fanny tall white), Parry ................ 0
BETTING AT THE START.-s to against Gang For
WARD, taken; to against Kaiser, taken; Ito 1
against Hochstapler, taken; to l against Montar-
gls, taken II to against Cnandos, taken; 100 to
against somerset, taken 20 to against snleiman
taken; 40 to against Doncaster, taken; 40 to
taken.
Although there was an evident anxiety TO bring
the horses TO the post with due attention to the
rules OF punctuaty. and the preliminary canters
were consequently got through as rapidly as posi-
make up his mind to lower the signal. The horses
were perfectly quiet, but there appeared to be
some difficulty IN bringing them into straight
line Inc moment this was achieved the flag Tell,
and away started the twelve competitors. Bead
roll Ct once went to the front with the view OF
making the running for his stable companion,
Gang Forward, and he was closely followed by
H0chstapler, Kaiser, DOncaster and Gang Forward.
After very short distance had been covered, Gang
Forward found his way to the second place. and
was waited upon by Kaiser, Hochstapler, Doncaster
and suieiman, who, at q short interval, were
first quarter OF mile had been completed
the three horses whose hackers had the bad fortune
to see their chances OF success becoming smaller
every instant were Montargis, ChandOs and Somer-
set, who were laboring in the rear At this time
the pace was anything but fast, and it was not
until fully one-third or the distance had been run
that the horses seemed to be really put upon their
mettle. Here Gang Forward managed to make
his position level with that OF BeadI oil and at the
same moment the German favorite, closely at
tended by Kaiser, made way towards the front,
while Chandos was unable to creep forward into
Suleman and Andred. by the time the horses had
reached the point where they had TO make the
t"rn az aa a eodro1, nn nad W
done his best, began to drop astern. Hochstapler,
at this critical juncture, gave ntimations Of dis
tress, and his place was speedily taken by Don.
caster, who was evidently running gamely and well
and quite within himself. An effort was at
this moment made by Montargs' jockey to bring
him to the fore, but the response was feeble and
short-lived and 1t was speedily evident that the
Count de Juigne's coors would not occupy the
tenham Corner once passed, Kaiser drew away at
the head Of the leading division, and directly alter
wards Chandos, whose position among the first
half dozen had been promising one Immediately
before, shot out from among his companions and
took the second place. The next moment Gang
Forward and Andrea pulled to the front, but the
lastnamed horse was unable to keep up the pace
and soon had to give way. Sueiman also got into
trouble at this point and was compelled TO drop
behind When about two furlongs from the VIM
ming post Chand0s showed symptoms OF distress,
and although his rider did his best to pull him
through 1t was fully apparent that he had made his
final effort. Kaiser was here joined by DOncaster
who answered the call Of hts jockey with the
utmost spirit, and in few powerful strides
managed to put himself IN front, while
Gang Forward, closing with Kaiser, began
neckand-neck contest that rendered II
very doubtful which would have the good fortune
to secure the second place, for Doncaster had EVIL
IDENTITY got the race so well in hand that the chance
Of heading him In the short distance which re-
NAMED to be run seemed utterly hopeless. In
another moment DOncaster had increased his dis
lance from Kaiser and Gang Forward to fully a
length and hail. and in this position, amid the
excitement OF an immense cOnc0urse he snc-
ceeded in winning for his popular owner what Mr..
Disraeli has termed the "Blue Riband Of the Turf
Kaiser and Gang Forward, who ran as gamely as
on the occasion OF their last great struggle az New
market, made a dead heat for second place, and
were closely followed by Chandos. The fifth place
was taken by Andred, the sixth by Suleman, while
Somerset and Snail were respectively seventh and
eighth, the rear being brought up by Hochstapler
Meter and Bcadroll. The time was 1850 and the
net value OF the stakes "a, S25.