The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-29
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! 80: Leda.
In the HERALD correspondence from Newman
get. March 25 Camballo q TINS descrlhed:-


kct, March Is. Cambalo Il thus descrlhed:-
This is magnificent looking colt all over He Is
nearly sixteen hands, beautiful bright bay with his
hind legs white al the heels and white stripe down his
iace lie i powerfully ana gracefully proporti0noi
from mead 70 tat There Is nue. and intelligent cut
ractiye. which, together with his twoycar perform
the Two thousand Guincas Judging his dne stvIe
o. going which he exhibi ed on the Heath this morning
at exercise he certainly stands good chance of win
ning me prize Those who are bacEing hIm very
movement resembling very much that o. Tom bow.
i Ssm6ao i not unlike Tom back q the wthers
which he is entered during the coming year.
Again, in a letter from London, 18TH inst, the
same correspondent, specializing upon the result
OF the Two Thousand Guineas, says
Cambao Is the hest looking three year old in England
aud has the smoolest way u running; and the
most likely take the Guineas Bale is the second
bso lie Is more Of the 6rosn stve wh i CAM
6ello would remind an American somewhat OF Tom
into ayor for lie Guneas event within lew days-snd
20 hac iast OF srIey nnt rom wnat nave seen OF the
choose Garterly bell FOR the winner
FIRST APPEARANCE AND PERFORMANCES
In his two-year0ld form CamOallo made his first
appearance at Ascot. ana confirmed tue good
opinion entertained OF him by winning the Ascot
Biennial nom Seymour ana Ear OF Dartrey, Bale,
who was the avorIte, being long way behind.
His next essay was at SiOckbridge. where he won
the Hurstbourne Stakes. In which Claremonf ana
Nasco al CANA were second and mira, the We
tory being gained by length Next time Cam
pallo ran he had odds OF 90 laid on him Tor the
july Stakes at Newmarket Craig aillar Garterly
Hell. Bafc and Mnilor being his Opponents
Balfe threatened TO unset the Heath House favor
ite, hut he ran ungenercusly after ave furlonus
had been accomplished ana Craig Mlar who was
second, sustained very clever defeat from Mr. Wy
ner's colt. Tue latter had twice demonstrated his
superiority 70 bale, who, however, turned the
tables CamhallO IN the Chesterfield STAKES when
Prince SOltyko's morse was suited by the distance
wnicn Is no more than larionss ~ yards
and he mad six pounds the best OF the
weights. Balfe led from start TO nnIsu. ana won
hy bali dozen lengths from Dreadnougnt ana
Claremont, Gamballo being long way behind.
THIS was the rrsl ueieat OF the Heath House colt
who, however secured the Champagne Stakes on
MS next appearance, though IN the st. Ieger week
he Jailed 10 give Hoy FrIar two pounds In SIX
Iurongs sweepstakes. In confirmation Of the
Chesterfield stakes running Bale again beat Cam
balo IN the Hopeful stakes at Newmarket, wnen
the bearer OF the PINK jacket was IN receipt OF
three pounds and the course was again more IA.
yorable to htul than 70 CamDallO. seeing that IL
was only five yards further than wnen Bale won
behind the ditch. Camballos last appearance az
THIS age was In the Pfendergast STAKES, In which
ne was unpldced 10 Chapet, Gartcry Bell ana
Breecn0ader, Of whom the last reversed the Don
caster running. But there was a difference or
seven pounds IN the weights between tDem CHAP
let anu ClmDauo being the only animals tnat car
ried penalties.
As the winner Of the four out OF eight races in
which nc competed IN his two-year-Od form, Cam.
balo was thoaght 10 be n colt ~ far m0re tnan
average excellence. and with such as GalopIn.
HOLY Eriar and Roland Greene, not engaged III
the Two Thousand, ~ was imagined by junlclous
turlmen that ne mad splendid opportunity Of
crcditing MS owner with the race, aud so carly
ia the season TOOK ron position IN tue betting.
IN his FIRST appearance tnis gear he bea en- In
mile dash at the Northampton meeting by
Ec0ssats, I0ur-year-Od with lis pounds 40 ana
another, yet his condition as that time was such
the defeat excited but little comment ana no
alarm among those very "fondn OF MIN.
IMPORTANCE or THE PRESENT EVENT.
Since that Time ne has been narrowly watched
ana carefully worked. turning ~ yesterday as the
tancc Is usually attached TO the Guiness a. paving
me way Tor lineral laying OF money on the winner