The New York herald., 1874-11-03

nornington, who had broken down in hind leg.
been 1nsound. Time. lOsX. Net value OF the
STAKES, 81, $50 or $6.661
The greatest race for two-year-olds In the world
was founded by the late Mr.. BlenkisOn, the emf
nsnt breeder who for three years gave 70 Is an
the Jockey Club relieved him OF responsibility, but
reduced the added money to f500. They have for
ground tnat it intssferes with the betting on the
Derby and with the prosperity OF more old-fasn-
Last autumn Mr.. Chaplin, NJ p, one Of the princ
pal members or the club, carried q resolution 70
1e % 70 sps Wee
1t was rumored that the Plate would be abolished.
Admiral Rous has. however, declared that this
will not happen so long as he is alive, and the
race is SO continually growing In prosperity and
popularity that probably no action will be taken in
that ever went to the post, and never before was
this race regarded with SO much interest 1t VIII
Cured ca Of 800 some
ran at the regulation weight, and some, as
maidens, took allowance: The iayorite, Holy
six races, none OF them having been up to the
stipulated value. He is the property OF the Rev.
St. Leger to whom the Bishop OF Norwich, in
whose diocese his incumbencies are situated, has
tastes, previous one having been handed over BY
Mr.. King to his solicitors. Holy Friar was sus-
pected OF being roarer, and seemed to prove
tOp sna took A nyS penalty for won one f Of @ sSem
had been very highly tried at home. and the same
remark applies 70 Punch ana Per Se, who had
% IN
races and had particularly distinguished himself
by running Holy Friar to head at stockton. CIV
ozark one" but Horse Chestnut highly distin:
gushed himself fortnight ago, though he did
Woodlands was in the ike position, but Balfe mad
to put up the extra for taking the Chesterfield
anced nere as ne has GWEN
proof OF speed, but he cannot stay. Fakenham
Ghost having run many times without winning
four pounds extra for previous successes.
The following Is o
The MIDDLE PARK PLATE or 500 sOvs., added to
sweepstakes OF 80 sOvs. each, 20 IT, for two-year-
lbs penaities and maiden allowances; the sec.
ond received 200 sovs. and the third 100 sovs.
sretSy sakes ng 14s subs
Lord Dupplin's br: T. Per Sc, BY hermlt-Perse- :
Prince Battnyany's b. 9: Gaopin, BY vedette-
Flying Duchess, l25 lbs, inc. lbs. extra
Mr.. ". s. 'cartwri9nt's cn Maud Victoria lis
Mr.. &c cnapnns ;. /. Stray Shot, LIS lbs. maid.
Mr.. ". 5. 0raaiwiurdi's b. 6. semper Dnrus lis
Mr.. Il. Deamsrres br l. Paimyre, lis lbs car.
Lora si faimouins Dr. c. Dreadnousht, III lbs.
Lord Tasnsa1 Fai%oa1tas :. &. aartery Be IFS lbs.
Mr. H Observation-Disclosures ch 6. Horse Chestnut,
Mr. II .0s dretsons nsai Di. C. Chester lis lbs ux:
Lord hartin9icns b T. 0naplet, iaa lbs, inc.
Mr.. W. S. Mitchell lnnes' ch. c. St. Leger,
llS IDS. q; Woool; Q
Mr.. Laundes ch. c. Holy Friar, 121 lbs. (Os-
Lord iascees br c. Ohartist lis lbs iGrii
Captain Mltcnes b. G. Telescope. iss los, in.
cluding lbs extra, tE: Martinl .:.....;:.;.. q
SHIFT, lis lbs r. WeoDS o
Baron scnickler's b. c. Perplexe, l2l lbs.
Prince soltyKoiIs br 6. Bale, ias ibs incad
ing lbs. extra, (Custance) )............... o
Mr.. ,Bird's b. G. Fakenham Gnost lis lbs. G.
Mr.; J. Terrys en- G. Woodlands, 12l lbs. u.
Mr.. A: saitazz's Dr. c. insovent lis lbs. ib
Count +. de Laerange's b. C. Punch, lis lbs.
Vu""ln'' aErriSa. ''''..'......
o to4 against holy Frar, to against Galopin.
10 TO each against Plebeian and Punch 100 to 0
and Makesniit colt, 20 to against Horse e Chest.
nut. % to against Woodlands, 80 to / against
Bale, so to e each against Fakennam Ghost ana
THE RACING.
There was but little delay at the post and the
yards the great field stretched across the common
In an almost unbroken line. At that point. Holy
Friar lying on the extreme right. showed slightly
him. Horse Chestnut was In command OF the left
lot his attendants being Semper Durus, Wood
prominent In the centre were Chaplet, Stray Shot
Per Sc, Punch and the Makeshift colt. After
going about quarter OF mile Punch gave way.
and some OF the others began to show that the
Frlsr on the right and Horse Chest
OF affairs The latter, with Telescope and wood aeS
Bushes Hill and lew Strides further on, as they
Friar was seen to be in diniculties. In the mean
time Pebeian, who. as stated above, had hitherto
Pee pea 9 N roH close 60mpany Y WITH the rar on
and before the dip was reached had crossed right
over 70 the LETT. At the foot OF the hill Osborne
an efrort and then Plebeian, who was now In com
mand OF the field. was challenged resolutely oy
Per Sc and Galopin, the three joining IN splendid
on the right and Per Sc between The The
head between pisbeian, who won, and another
head between Per Sc and Gal0ptn, the latter be-
ing third Holy Friar close up as fourth. Balfe
NTH, Chaplet sixth, Punch seventh, Telescope
eighth, Horse Chestnut ninth ana Stray shot
tenth, the last three being Chester. Chartist anc
an oSjecsion against Piebeian, on the aroGnd tnst
against the nlIy but the stewards. after hearing
Net value OF the stakes, fSs4O or SIC, 100. Tne
winner ts trained by Tom Brown, who trained
Newry. the winner Of this race last year, but be-
but Per Sc is engaged in the Si.ooo Oaks ana the
St. Leger, and GalOpin In the Derby.
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