The New York herald., 1874-08-13

~. ,. sw,ndsr's b. . RsdvorsA, years. lss
LeSs ,Ss AesSnTSs N SuGSs Petition, ;es;: % iis i
NJ. ssviies Esn, years. iss lbs. i.id
Captain MacieG's oh c. isvs. years. los lbs.
LoIs 8 Rsss.s Indian ocean, aged, los iD.
M. 6. Rsyner, jr.1 Renieciicn, years, ioi
lbs; tConst,absl ,a M lov x..,: az l.:
Mr.. +. Valentines Call Duck, years, IS lbs.
Captain Ss sssrling's b. Encore years, IS lbs
Mr.. j. Caves Roseniii. years 81 lbs. csleardi
Mr. !shs WassOss lSs s;E
carried So lbs th0ranl .........................
BETTING AT START.
to against scamp uaken); 100 to 10 against
ttaken) . to against Feve taken, to against
ansn5 against RsavorsS ssaass saRen neieSsGS 70
against Lillian !takenl % to against Mr.. Fox
ase o Duck
taken 90 TO against Encore ttaken); 80 to
fneTs was sooa dea of delay at the post
caused principally by the tractiousness or stub,
oornsss OF Petition, Mr.. Fox, Salesman, Rosehill
start. Soon alter they nad got on Indian Ocean
went 90 rhe mont and lay there for about two
most Of the Journey up to this pons being Petton
feve, Mr. Fox, and the last througnout were
Rejection, Dslnam and Rosehill. Indian Ocean
held command until they were fairly In line Tor
home. when the Increased speed began to tell on
him snd ne gradually dropped away, giving place
Redworth Scamp had always been lying pretty
well forward, but ne now improved hls position
a0a as m s pan 20 and %
clearly mad enough OF II and beat q retreat. The
lead was held by Petition until they reached the
who appeared for moment capable OF winning
in canter. As usual however, he turned It
Campuslane. who looked all over winner. When,
however, owe TT they & got S within couple % Of hundred
Dusang, reduced the race to match.
For lew moments the issue was In doubt but
Scamp gradually wore down his opponent, and
lengths behind the second was Rsdworsn, Petition
MIR. Fox eighth, indian Ocean ninth and Lillian
tenth the last being Reflection, Salesman and
hOsehIll.
Time, 4:5ez.
Net value Of the stakes, fs1o or $s,o5o.
THE GOODwOOD CUP
ing, but 1t wOul0 nave been much more so had
not some OF the finest horses In the world been
srd who recently won the Ascot Cup but
was now kept IN reserve for great race at
s otaeI t as nsat wa1
for second place to BOiard and last year carried OF
the Goodw0od Cup, but who had to be scratched"
through having broken down on one OF his FORE
legs; and King Lud, VINO won the Alexandra Plate
&C Ascot beating Boiard. put also gave way some
time ago Of the lot that actually started Miss
Toto was not supposed to have anything but q
most remote chance, while Lillian merely went out
to iorce the pace lor Ler stable companion, Kaiser.
Doncaster the favOrite, won the Derby last
year most Unexpectedly from Kaiser and
Gang Forward, and atterward ran second to
his stable companion, Marie Stuart, for the 1T.
Leger. Organist ia more Of the handicap than the
cup sort OF Dorse but he has on several occasions
shown great staying power. Kaiser Is q fne morse,
and was at the head Of quotations until he ht his
leg on tse day before the race, though the injury
was OF only trlfiiDg character.
As mentioned above, be last year ran . dead
heat with Gang Forward for second place in the
Derby; won the Prince OF Waies' StaKes beating
Gang Forward; and later was third TO Marie
Stuart ana Doncaster for the st. Leger. Barb lion
Is moderate horse, but carried the confidence OF
the Duke Of Hamilton, who went down specially to
see him run.
The following Ha
SUMMARY.
subscription 20 each haf l0rleit two miles
and half; 10 subscribers.
Mr.. Merry's ch c. Doncaster, Dy St0ckwell-
Martgoid, 4 years, 129 lbs. IF. Webb ......... !
Mr.. Savtles b. c. KAISER. years. l22 lbs. Maid
menC '......
NJ. Lefevre's b. I. Miss Toto, years, 1O2 lbs.
tMAOf) $1,000. ................
Dnke OF Hamtton's Barbilon. years. 126 los
tCustance) y
Mr.. Savle's Lillian, 5 yeais 9, 123 lbs. (Hammondl
Mr.. x. T. Vyner's Organist, years, los lbs.
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