The New York herald., 1875-09-16

are discussed with great earnesness by the fre-
quenters the course, and the female visitors
speak with a volubity about northern horses and
Yorkshire that surprises anybody who is
new TO this busy scene But are not exactly
the scene We remember last year when Apology
passed the winning post a length and
half in front OF Leolinus and we have now
a vivid recollection OF the yell OF triumph
with which the Yorkshire people greeted the victory OF
the Yorkshire horse We recollect too the scene in
the town when II reported that the reverend
of Apology oor Mr. King who has since been gathered
70 his athers) had scratched his horse on the morning
OF the But the real good cheer that met Apology
when she appeared to do her preliminary canter
than compensated for the bad words that had been
spent upon her when this omInous rumor
1rst bruited. Johnny Osborne who carried Apology
to victory, would have been hugged to death by
the sober Yorkshire dames II he had not in sel-dc-
fence, 'made himself scarce" As it was, he
roughly enough treated in a kindly way, when he
leading his painting horse into the ring.
LACKING SENSATIONAL FEATURES.
This years. ST. Leger has not been sensational as
last but II has been sensational enough The scratch
ing of Cambalo, the winner OF the Two Thousand
Guneas, created good deal of excitement Since his
victory in that race, which is usually considered TO be
key to the Derby, Camballo has been in good work
and considered at time ''mora" for the st.
Leger but the formation of his feet greatly against
training He frequently cast shoes on account Of tho
brittle nature OF his feet and the following statement
In the Sporting Times OF Wednesday, August 20,
will show the reason Of his being scratched-'Neary
f1, 900 OF the large sum Camballo backed for
Monday week account of the stable Within
forty-eight hours Of this commission being worked
the horse, it. seems, slipped up while at exercise
the TAM and severely hurt the foot that already
weak The result worse than at first antic-
pated, and 1t found necessary to strike him out OF
the race. Not shilling OF the large sum for which he
had been backed saved"
Another of the hot favortes, Per Se who second
the Middle Park Plate and FIRST favorite for the
One Thousand but only could get second in that
race has scratched owing to the eventuates
oftranng Altogether the to-day in the absence OF
many of the animals that at time great av
ortes was considered very open one, and the result
justhes this. Perkn warbeck the only Yorkshire
horse in the race and on account OF his second rate
quality he was not much backed by the far-seeng
Yorkshiremen.
The ninety ninth renewal Of the St. Legcr Stakes OF
25 each for three year olds colts TO carry 122
lbs and FLIES III lbs the second to receive 200
and the third 100 out Of the stakes St. Leger
Course Il mile, furlongs and 132 yards; 1913 sub
scrbers, of which fifteen void by the death Of the
nominators Value OF the stakes, "a, 450
Mr.. W. s Crawfurds ch c. Craig Millar, by Blair
Athol, out OF Miss Roland, 10 lbs (scarlet);
Chaloner l
Prince Solykof's br C. Balfe, by Plaudit, out Of
Bohemia, 122 lbs tpink, black cap); Cannon.
Mr.. saviles b. Earl of Dartrey, by The Earl, out
of Regalboche 122 lbs. yellow red cap); Goater..
Mr.. w. S. MitchelInnes' ch. c. st Leger, by Trum-
peter out OF Margod 122 lbs (black, crimson belt
and cap); Morris. .............
Lord Falmouth's b. C. Dreadnaught by Young Mel
bourne, out of Nike 122 lbs (black, white
sleeves, red cap); +. Archer.
NJ. Aumont's b, c. Rabagas H., by Ruy Bias, out of
Claudine, 122 lbs white and green cap); Heslop..
Mr.. fuckers b. C. Seymour, by Lord Cfden, out Of
Fabola, 122 lbs (orange purple sleeves); 7. 0s
borne. .....-...............-.....
NJ. Lupin's b. St. Cyr by Dollar, out of Fin
landc 122 lbs black and red cap); Hudson. ....
Lord Fitzwllliams br. Breechloader, by Macaroni,
out of Beachy Head, 122 lbs. (green and black cap)
Webb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Prince Soykons b. c. New Holland, by Young Mel
bourne, out of Bounceaway 122 lbs. pink and black
capl Parry. lO
Count Lagranges b. C. Gilbert, by Lord Clifden dam
by Toxophote, 122 lbs (blue red sleeves and cap);
Fordham. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL
Mr. J. Johnstones b. c. Perkn Warbeck, by Adven-
turer out of Bumblekite, 100 lbs (blue and
black cap); j. Osborne. .:...................... IL
Mr. J. websters b. Dalbreck by strahconan,
out of Slut, 122 lbs. scarlet, black cap); Gus
tance.. IL
Time, 3:20.
PEDIGREE oP THE WINNER.
The following is interesting tabulated pedigree Of
the win ner:-