The New York herald., 1874-11-14

cssss = Lsg,sssss S9vsssur, years. 81 Ios.
yerrsa ~ sea tkenyl ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. q
NJ reu'ss hissonstss, ears, u lbs tRos-
M VI ?: Greeaai's DsrweaI s years. si lbs.
Mr. sssis's The Piaae, years, IS lbs. Darn
NJ A. sLapns fideiiine. years, IS lbs. tBow.
Nr. T. eoi6y's Restless. i Years, IS lbs dnciad.
Ing ~. extral lMorgan) observation-disclosures. 0
tnorn. . years. 81 los Thompson) ............ 0
hr; q stouco:ks Lady Alice, years, SO lbs.
Mr. A. H. r. r. Semcomen;s Keicnoarne, years
~ lbs lilofanl. .-...................... o
Mr. Ralmonds vrn. years, 50 lbs. u. Pagel... 0
Lord ~ atlofds BorcoDel, years, 81 lbs. car
ried - bsl ~. Archer Observation-Disclosures. o
LoId Mttoh's carmelite, years. s4 los. III. :.
Lord IasceiIes' Benedictine, years. SO lbs.
lM2Cfl0naldl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 0
Mr.. ). boys ms Grace. years, SO lbs carried
M. Chaplin deciarea TO win with KnediveI
bklfiS6 Al fhE START.
Sto against hhedive ltakenl 100 TO IS against
Peui-etre tfakenl III to l against His Grace
pakenl loo 10 against Gamecock ttaken); 100
70 against Lowlender uaken) 20 to against
ttakcnl Is 70 l against Fideline ttakenj rs to
against Mignonctte ftaken) rs to against Mr..
IS against Flower Of dorset Dorset % taken 'set 80 to
against Newry ltakenl 80 to against Hochstapler
llakenl; IS 70 against Aventuriere 0aken) so
20 l against Nth (takenl 90 to l against Miss
Hawthorn colt ltakenl 30 TO against La Coureuse
taken 50 10 l against Lemnos (taken) 90 to l
against finis,erre taken; SO 10 against Mon
targis taken 60 10 i against Pearl uakenl SO
20 against Lora Gowran ltakenl Go TO against
ssea o e ~ . sas. oo
10 against Noyatenr ttakcn); 100 TO against
Aidrcn tiakenl; loo 20 4 against selsea Bill
there was considerable delay at the post,
OWING 70 the difficulty experienced by the starter
w Mhe e as a 3 ey ea way 81 on pIt
even terms. The nrst TO show In advance were
Newry and Laournum on the right, their imme-
Boscooel, Mr winkie and Camecock: Restless
had command OF the lett hand lot, which CON-
eopard %ne IN the centre Q. the S c"nae chez
tain, Oxford Mixture. Pearl Fideline and Mignon-
cite. Peut-etre. Ayentnriere and Lowlander
were also pretty well up with those already men,
toned as lying on the right OF the track.
Restless assumed decided lead after going
oa@ecock oxford Mixture. 1 cnieisain, Flower as
OF Dorset anu khediye well up to her IN different
SanSe IN u tner ne oosns t was @ pn most
reached. when Restless and Khedive began to
beat rerreat, and the running was taken up
by Cbieftain, followed by Lord Gowran, close upon
whom were oxford Mixture, Mr.. Wlnkle. Came
COCK, Lowlander, 'Peut-etTe and Aventuriere.
dashed up to chieItain, and for lew strides
gave his hackers hope; but he tired under his
heavy weight and ieli behind: Peut-etre was was
and, having Cheitan Immediately in diffculties,
won with the greatest ease by coupe or lengths.
Chleltaln; Aventuriere fourth, Montargis filth,
Oxford Mixture sixth, Gamecock seventh, Mr.
Winkle eighth, Hessleden ninth, Pearl tenth, Mig
nonetre eleventh, Lowiander twelfth. Fldeline
thirteenth, Benedtctlne fourteenth and His Grace
nfteentn. The last lot we're La Coureuse, Nova
teur, BoscobeL Somerset. Curate. Lemnos. Der
went, Hochstapler and Leopard. Hme 2:06 Net
value OF stakes, f2. .4s0, or $I2,400.
THE FRENCHMAN's VICTORY
has drawn renewed attention to the fairness
with which foreign animals are treated in this
country contrasted with the restrictions placed
on our horses when they go abroad. In Germany
nearly all the races are for horses bred there. and
III Austria and III France all the important stakes,
with the exception OF the Grand Prize OF Paris,
are restricted to French bred animals. Admiral
Rous has taken the question In hand and is en-
gagged In endeavorng 10 obtain a reciprocity
treaty, with the French Jockey Club