The New York herald., 1874-10-05

I SIR ;. Astley's or. c: Scamp, by The RaKe-Lady
Mr. II. s. cartwrghts a,s 3 c yo,urno py maca.
roni-fairwater, l22 lbs (Constable) ........-.
Mr.. East's b. I. Lady Patricls by Lord cniden-
Lord Faimouths Oh. C. Atlantic, bysThormanby-
NJ hqIr,sane, i22 Rs lchaionerl
Nj; Merlys b. 9. Blantyre, BY Aaventurer-
Mr sUn fSags En- s IL Z YEi sRHsb b5
Lady Augusta, 122 lbs. (Huxtable) ............
M Leievre's b. c. Boulet. by Monarque-cre.
| NJ Leevre's b. c. Feu d'Amour, by Monarque-
NJ Fienrette l2s lbs tcnstaneel
Conn bra, l22 los. IT, Webb ol............... -.
BETTING TO each against Apology and Trent.
TO against Feu d'Amour, TO against Gienal-
4 mond, TO 1 each against Leolinus and Atantc. 10
\ to against Blan'yre and so TO against Rostre-
\ vor.
The first attempt at start was frustrated by
the hanging back OF Boulet. who was started
merely to make running for his stable companion
Feu d'Amour; but at the next they got on 10
good start, OF which Blantyre got the best and his
stable companion Glenalmond the worst. When
they had fairly settled down to work. Bouct,
commencing his mission, dashed 20 the front at a
great pace, the nearest OF the others being Scamp
and Atlantic, the latter OF whom was nearly pulling
his jockey out OF the saddle. The next were
Blantyre, Leolinus and Feu glamour; behind them
Rostrevor and Glenamond; the last three being
Trent, Apology and No.turno. Apology was so
far behind and appeared TO be going so indif-
lerently that in the ring several bets OF 10 10
were laid against her to win and to / for
place. After half mile had been got over
Blantyre and Scamp gave way, leaving Leolinus
and Atlantic IN attendance on Bollet; but At
lantic began to roll about on making the
oescent. Cnailoner tried to stop him, but
could not, until tney got to the Red house,
when, on dsmounting he found that
the horse had once more broken a blood
vessel, and he subsequently walked in among the
crowd, bleeding proiusely from the nose. Boulet's
mission was accomplished when he had got half
mile from home, and he resigned the command 10
Leoiinus, who was shortly afterwards joined by
Apology and Trent, the mare having for some
time been rapidly making up her leeway The
nearest OF the others Rostrevor, Feu
d'Amour, Bantyre, Scamp, Lady Patricia and
Glenalmond the last OF whom had met with dis
appointment ar the mile post when Atlantic
dropped back, the whole lot lying very close to-
gether. B.antyre, Genalmond, Feu glamour,
Rostrevor and Lady Patricia were all settled be-
tore reaching the turn into the straight, and
nothing was left .ln IT. but Leolinus, Apology,
Trent and Scamp, who entered the straight In a
cluster. At the point Apology went to the front
with the greatest ease, shook of Trent before
reaching the distance, and Leoiinus almost imme-
diately afterwards, and without the least
difficulty by length and half, Leolinus finishing
five lengths IN front OF Trent who was the same
distance In advance of Scamp; Sweet Violet was
fifth, but all the Others were pulling up. The net
value of the stakes s4, 600, or $23oOo. The re-
suit was received with
TREMENDOUS CHEERING,
which continued until the winner weighed il, wien,
the announcement being made that all was right,
such storm Of applause rent the air as has never
been heard even on Doncaster town moor.
Apology is trained in the north or England, and
the northern people are always very partial TO
their own horses. none or whom have been success
lul in the st. Leger since Blair Athol, ten years
ago. John Osborne, VINO rode Lord Cliiden for
the prize, pursuing the same tactics with HIM as
he did with Apology, IS also highly popular in
those regions, and in or his full share OF the
popular approval Moreover, Mr.. Launde, though
q Clergyman, Is fine old sportsman. He is eighty
two, and yet Is shooting partridges from
armchair which he Is wheeled about, and
breeds and runs his own animals in style which
makes him great favorite among the home LOVING
II people Of the north. 1t is rumored that his
Bishop-the Bishop Of Lincoln-ls beginning to
look askance on his horse running feats, and is
likely to take some action to put stop to them.
TIME
| was, thanks to Boulet, the fastest on record in
connection with this race, being 3:l6, which is
half second less than Caller Ou made. 1t is true
that Reveller's time was shorter and Sir Tatton
Sykes the same; but in the one case the course
was not the same. and in the other the weights
carried were less.
THE CHIEF WINNERS
are Whitaker, the Manchester bookmaker; Mr..
Comm. the principal agent for Alsopp's beer and
noted plunger; Mr.. Luke Barker, OF Liverpool.
very successful better and Mr.. j. Savile, who, 1T is
understood, have netted something like f5O,0oo or
$3.50 o00 between them. The bookmakers gener-
ally lose heavily, for Apology was backed to win
great deal OF money were Leohnus and Trent
Tor places
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