The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-03

Lord Lonsdaes ch. O. The Preacher, liz lbs. (Cus-
MI. J: aerry's HisGand tsdde. lis lbs DEF
Beiting-Fvs to on Gang Forward, s to
70 against Suleiman and 20 to / against Combat
They were got OF at the second attempt to good
| start, and Tor about o hundred ards ran in cuS-
Ter. when the Preacher took up the running, fol-
| LEVIED by Suleiman, Miss Buckland Marquis Towns
X. Kaiser and Highland Lsdae As sney ran
got still further ahead, his advantage now being
about fifty yards, the race being led on by sulel-
! man, behind whom came Miss auckland and Gang
Forward Kaiser being the last. Turning into the
Old course, beside the brick kin. Kaiser improved
w Miss GANG
third and The advantage OF the Preacher being
gradually diminished. In this order they ran to
the turn into the straight line for home. where
Highland Laddie had had enough Of 1t and began to
retire, and ut the same time Gang Forward headed
Kaiser drew up next the rails on the inside, Com
bat also advancing towards the 'front.' Suieimau
ana she preacaer IN turn gave way outside nle as
| Kaiser, between whom the race was now match
| At the distance Mr.. Crawiurd's horse had nearly a
length advantage OF his opponent, but half way up
the enclosure Maidment brought up the latter dead
level with the other, who began to falter. Kaiser
made his final rush within dfy yards OF home, and,
| running as true arrow, won q splendid race
| by head. Gang Forward was resoluteiy called on
Was So that he sRsed ali sns
gamsness; Time. :Ss. Net value OF the stakes,
one OF the most important handicaps OF the
meeting was the
which brought out small field Of however, rather
good animals, the best Of whom, Shannon, Wander
tant races. Shannon, for example, having secured
the Goodwood Cup two years ago, though she has
never done anything brilliant mt since that time.
| THE ASCOT STAKES OF rs sovs. each, Is IT,. and
emily II declared, with 200 added; winners extra;
| two miles and hall; 40 subs. IS OF whom de-
| cared.
MIR. Ii. savie's br. c. Uhlan, by Ranger, La Me-
chante, years, ITO los. (Maidmentl .......... /
M. LeIevre's b. h. HoughtOn, years. Ito lbs.
Lord Ayiesiords b. c. vanderdecken years
Mr; W. II. Marshall's Shannon, years, ia lbs.
MF. J. i Hoaidsxortns Falkland, years iii
Mr.; stevensons queen Nab. years, io5 lbs.
Mr. & osSornes CHI c. Chief Ranger, years
Mr. josnstones Lady Newly, years. 70 lbs
Mr. J. NJ Caves Ada, years, Il lbs. liam
Betting-iOc to 50 against vanderdecIen, TO
against Chief Ranger, 100 to y against queen Nab
and 10 to against Houghton.
The first to show in front was Queen Nab, whose
immediate attendants were Uhlan, Chief Ranger,
shannon and Lady Newly This order was main
ssi tame tor nall mile when Falkland dashing for
their relative places, the only one that gave way
being Lady Newly. AS they rounded che top turn
ie back and joined 1ds In the swney bosto%
Uhlan joined Falkland the most conspicuous OF the
Shannon and Ada. The lot took closer order as
they approached the brick kilns and came into the
straight IN cluster vanderdecken and shannon
straight, but Falkland and Shannon soon after
wards gave way and then Aoughton took third
nalf distance, where Houghton made an effort to
catch Uhlan hut failed, and Uhlan won In canter
pubic cheerea this
Mr.. Savile's rather unfortunate colors. Time,
4:ss>s. Net value OF the stakes, f65o, or So $50.
On the same day we had the
which brought to the post some OF the best
.'stayers" we have, including the fine old horse
Dutch Skater, who, like the brook, can Ego on tor
ever" and Hannah, who won the Oaks and the St.
Ledger.
SUMMARY.
tn. GOLD VASE given BY Her Massey added to
and upwards; weight for age winners extra; two
miles nine subs.
X. Bats Gu. G. Thorn, BY King Of Trumps- :,
Lady Alice Hawthorn, years, los lbs. tBushby) l
Baron Rothschilds b. m. Hannah, 5years, LA
W. s. 6rawlurd's Dr. c. strlan, years i2a lbs
Lord Falmouth's Cecl'ia, years, 100 lbs.
M. Leievre's Dutch skater, aged, 1856 lbs tinc
lbs eXtra) Fordham) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o
R. Pattlnson's Bugler, years, los lbs. Con
Il. Savie's lillian, years, III lbs (Maidment) 0
Bettlng-2 to / against Hannah, 4 to against
Thorn, to each against Dutch Skater and Lillian,
and 100 to 10 each against Struan and Bugler
Dutch Skater showed in front as soon MS the nag
fell, the nearest Of the others beng Hannah and
Thern behind whom came Cecilia the rear posi-
lions being occupied by Lillian and Bugler. After
hall mile Thorn took second place, but gave 1t up
| to Struan in the Swinley Mile Bottom, the order
otherwise being maintained. mile from home
Lillian dashed forward and run up to Dutch SKATER
| OF a mile from the chair Hannah, Cecilia and
| Thorn appeared to have the race between them.
the arst went to the front before reaching the
distance, where she seemed to be winning easily;
| but about hundred and fifty yards lrOm the post
| Thorn came with splendid rush and, after very
| exciting race, beat her by neck, Struan being
| bad third. Time, 3:46.
Among the other events Of the day that magnif-
cent "nyer," but .'roarer," Prince Charlie made
| stand Plate over his favorite distance the two
year-old course, and Cremorne, the winner Of the
| Derby last year, was allowed to walk over LOT
| trienniaL On the second day, Wednesday, the
| principal contest was that for the
PRINCE OF WALES STAKES,
| which brought out very large field, composed as
THE ROYAL HUNT CUP, q piece of plate value 300
sovs., added a handicap sweepstakes Of 10 sovs.
each, for all ages; winners extra; new mile; 70
MIR. G. Clive,s b. h. winslow, by Lord Clifden-
Creslow, 4 years, III lbs (FOrdham) .......... !
M. Lefevre's b. T. Refine, years., los lbs. New
Mr.. somrervilie;s g. f. oxford Mixture. years,
"a lbs (Morbey) ............
Baron Rotnschid's Laburnum, years, l2o lbs.
Mr. F. Fishers Helmet, years lis lbs iwebb.
Mr.. Brayley's Soucar, years, lis lbs. (Cannon).
Mr.. w. Bevill's Moorlands, years, ia lbs Ct.
Chal0ner) ............ ..................
Mr.. X. savile's Lillian, years, liz lbs. Maid
menu v
Mr.. j. Merry's Mozart, years, los lbs. (Opper).
Mr.. Grainger's The Druid, 4 years, lO4 lbs (spen-
Ger
Sir f. Johnstone's Como, years, 1903 lbs. tE.
Je1ery)
Sir j. Hawieys Alava, years, 103 lbs. (Huxtable)
Mr.. w. rAnson's The Pearl, years, 102 lbs.
(Constablel ...:.......:::...". .............. 0
Mr.. +. Fishers c. by Lord Clilden-Theobalda, 3
years. 100 lbs. Qoates) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mr.. D. James Sylvester, years. 80 lbs. (Chandler)
MIR. Bowes' CHI. c. Chivairous, years, 90 lbs.
| (MaOr)
Mr.. T. Il. Walkers Catapa, years, "a lbs. (G.
Prlnce)
Lord Ailesbury's wolfhal, years, "a lbs. uowej O
Lord Wilton's Barmston, years, "a lbs. ASH
W0rtn) U
Mr.. X. Ii. Longs Lord Cough, years, 81 lbs. &c.
| Mr.. Milton's Islam aged, SO lbs mills, ...... O