The New York herald., 1873-07-19

had never distinguished himself in public, but nao
won very high trial at home. Falkland VINO was
on even terms with him in the betting has always
shown himself fair handicap animal, and had got
In on very good terms. Freeman's credentials
rested mainly on the fact that he had twice won
the great Northern Handicap, and Molly Cobroy
had once or twice distinguished herself In moder-
ef any note. The following Is . summary OF the
race:-
The NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE, OF 800 sovs DIN
specie), added TO a handicap sweepstakes OF %
sovs each, 10 forfeit and only II declared, for
three-year-ods and upward; winners extra; the
miles; iorty y-eght subscribers, twenty-three OF
Mr Houidsworth's b. h. Falkland, by voltigeur-
Lady Di, years, lO7 lbs. IT. Osborn) ..........
Nr. r. N. Delamere's bl. c. Prodigal years, 90
lbs, !W: Snaoner .arws, vc:r: a., ,ns
IT, COOke)... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Mr.. i. Gray's b. 9. Exminster. 4years 100 lbs.
Mr.. Mefry's ch H. c. Freeman. years. iia lbs,
Mr.. J. Moffai;s cn. m. Molly Co6roy, years, 81
Mr.. W. r. Marshall's b. T. The Dart, 4years, %
Mr.; GllsysO. t. BirtnrsGt 4years, sibs., lBruck-
Mr. sanaerson's ch. t. shylosis, years, 81 lbs,
Mr. IL Duiton;s b. c. Curator, aycars, Is ios
Captain craaccis 6r Hades years. II lbs,
Mr. ?. Cookson's ch. t. Cingaiini. years, II lbs,
Betting sas At startwicc to so aSan., Exmnster i
100 to 80 against Falkland ~, to against Free.
man ~, ITO against Molly CoSroy ~, 100 to
against PIodigal ~. 100 to against Cearwell %,
locks ~, 80 to against Brthrleht ().
Exmlnster ana Cingallna were restless at the
post and delayed the start but at length they got
OF on lair terms. the nrst to show in advance,
being mostly Cobroy who held the lead until passing
the JUDGES box the first time: when The Dart took
and Freeman, ShylOcks and Falkland being next
and Hades last OF all. They went on thus for a
joined at the six lurlong post by Falkland. and the
two drew away from the others, OF whom Prodigal
T f & s
It all his own way, and, getting the better OF his
opponents at every. stride won in com
both ProdigaI and Ciearweli the former Of whom
Cobroy disposed Of her chance by falling early IN
the race, and settled that OF Freeman by bringing
a% aown x" win aer Time Net yage oi tas
| the week was the
| that fs, the sale OF Lord POrtsmOuth's yearngs,
which was remarkable for the fact that it was sup
plenented by the sale OF some OF Mr. Merry's stall
scotsh au be mares VI these sne @ r%"
| and who Is the sire OF ''nyers" like King OF the
Forest Highland Fling, Maid OF Perth and many
| the well known breeder OF race horses Tor g., 800
guneas, or $4,000. he Ia by Lord OF the Isles, out
! OF Miss Ann. Lioness, who Is by Fandango out OF
Maneuvro (the latter dam OF king OF the Forcst,
| and who won the Cesarewitch, was bought Dy Mr..
Houldsworth, owner of Falkia for 1000 gulneas,
or $4,000 The same gentleman gave 100 g1ineas,
or $l0,5o0, for Lady Morgan, celebrated mare by
| Thormanby, out oi Morgan La Faye, along with q
6liy oal, by Scottish CHIEF. Some OF Mr.. Grahams
| were sold at the same time. and OF these Gamos,
| winner OF the Oaks, .by Saunterer, out oi Bess
Lyon. with colt, by Lord Lyon, was taken by Mr..
bienkron ,or I,ooo gnineas' OF $o'ooo Lore ror.s-
| mouth sold lot OF brood mares, OF whom House.
| maid, by Stockwell. out Of Scrubbng Brush, was
secured by Mr.. James Fisher for 1850 guineas or
$3.50. HIS LOrdship made $40 QulneaS, by his
sale; Mr.. Merry, Q 900 guineas, and Mr.. Graham,
1340 guineas total OF IL $50 guineas, $SS 400.