The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-01

Lord GOwrAn, years old, Ill It's. Besides these
man and Athlete. The race was finely contested
TO the end, 81. Leger getting there frst. It was
having swerved wnen victory seemed 10 be hls),
Lord Gowran three quarters OF length behind.
that he was frst and the owners OF the horse nave
entered protest against the decision OF the Judge
! The others were beaten or The race was ran in
1852 by Benson's chronograph. Another very slow
race although considered last here. The last race
on the card. which was a sweepstakes for 10 sovs..
49, TUE THIRD DAY.
The races opened to-day with the second year
! OF the Sixteenth Newmarket Biennial Stakes OF 10
sovs. each, with 100 added coltR 122 lbs nllies
1914 1874 aud not been placed drst or second allowed
lbs.; maidens before starting allowed 10 lbs,
/ III they have never received so second horse:
the winner OF the Derby or Doncasler ST. Leaer 7
4 lbs extra; second TO receive ten per cent on the
but Camoyses, Whitehall. George Frederick (seven
eXtral, colt by Rataplan, lnquletude lngewoOd
saper we're " ea By
Ian. llS lbs, and Count Lagrange's lnquletude,
one ono who took the lead at the staff Was never
headed, and won without struggle by two
lengths. rne second race was the Trial Handicap
Sweepstakes OF Is sovs. EACH 10 forfeit with 100
added; Rowley mile. For his TOUR started. These
were Prince Batnyany's Delay. years old, carry ,o
los. Count Lagrange's Minister, years old. 122
! lbs, and O. Bush's Little Rover. years old, los
lbs. Delay cut out me work. and. increasing his
4 lead as he sent along, won In canter 10y three
lengths, Mozart second, Minister bad third,
was a sweepstakes OF 100 sovs. eacn, haf
forfeit, for tureeyear-olds; colts 40 bs lilies lis
OF 200 sovs los., OF two such one OF 500 sovs.
\ lbs. extra; 7 uglones, 2lo yards. There were
tora ana Prince Arthur. Tue Bay OF Naples held
the lead by length until hlts Yards nom the
winning post wnen Prince Arthur went up and
\ won by three lengths Immediately after the race
1000 10 100 was taken about Prince Arthur for the
\ Gu,neas, and $500 70 10 that he won the Derby
\ while I,0OO to 50 was freely offered against INN
\ Tor the Ctty ana Suburban. the fourth event was
added tnree-y earods 10 lbs. four 1856 lbs, five,
SIX and aged l41 lbs. mares and geldings allowed
allowed lbs. ifnot sale IA lbs. extra furongs,
40 yards. There were tlve entries-viz., 0xonian,
mot % be ee Ol Tiachr for
900 TWO came os 70 the post These were OK.
struggle all the way. The fifth event OF the day
wisn so ADDED; two-year-olds, 81 lbs; three, 10
lbs; Tour aud upwards l34 los; the winner TO be
en i mile Oo THe entries Wsse tSe MIS- Atnesane
colt years old; Lady Audley colt, years old;
colt oy the knight OF the Gseseeat MooaGur
years old. Lady Audley colt made the running in
the lett and squlb on the rlgat for more than half
the journey, wnen Wooucut challenged then went
struar u Won nV half length Sau,b was BAD
third, the Miss Athelslane colt fourth ana Silver
wing last The sixth race was handicap plate
eacn Tor three, ear olds and upwards; winners
after the publication OF the weights lbs. extra;
scri6ers as follows ~Newry. years old, i22 los;
Qsantock, 4 years old. l2l lns:; Eve. years ole.
Hoop, years ola, 80 lbs; Maravllla, years old.
IS lbs, aud Faly. years OLD, 81 los. Bras de Fer
won the race, Cock a. Hoop second Fairy third.
The next race Maiden Plate OF 100 sovs,
added TO sweepstakes o. o 10 eaca for starters,
penalties and allowances. Last half OF hail OF
Rowley mile. Five came 10 the post These were
Danson's fily, by King Of Scots or JuIus; I. Ste
phensou's colt, NJ King OF scots; Mt. Beddman's
nly. by Lord Lyons, ana r. Howetts Green Veil.
The former named won, the others coming in as
named.
ADDED TO a sweepstakes OF 10 sovs escn Tor start
ers. Tor tnreeyear-olds colts l22 los. ilies, 1l9
los. extra; maIdes slio ed lbs RoSIey miiie.
There were nine subscribers, out three paid lor-
Iontlne, WoodcocA Coomassle and Carne.
lion. Coomassle was tne iavorlte. Pic
once. followed oy woodcock in the centre
and Pic Nc on The rlgnt 20 the bushes, where
masse IN The Aolngton mile bottom, won easily
by a length. Wo .dsrock was bao third
stakes. u su6scrlption Of 200 sovs. each hai lor-
ler, Tor iouryear-ods: cots, ~ lbs hllies. III
los mics ana eS yarss faers were three
lex and Miss Lota. ihe latter made play through
out, and won easily BY three lengths.
THE FOURTH DAY.
The first was lie Beuin ston Stakes OF so sovs.
each. nalf forfeit, for three-year-ods; colts, 122
las, ana Niles. lii lbs: the produce OF mares or
stations winch never bred winner allowed 8
los. both los; lurlongs 2lo yards. There were
came to tue post. These were Lord Lonsogles
pay cot Duke q Rutland and ". 5. Cath
won. aIter a very close race from beginning
10 end oy a head. Betting 6 to 4 at the start.
each Tor starters Win SO added. for tnree-Sear.
olds lo3 lbs. iour-year-ods, l2l lbs: I'VE ana up
wards 1856 los. the winner TO be sold ut auction
Tor 800 sovs; horses entered to be sold for $50
so,s. allowed lbs Ditch In mile, lurlongs, 2lO
yards. There were four starters. These were /.
Jsnersoo's nav horse MOzlrt, 0 years oI0 ESQ;
MIR r. Gretton's Drown nily Algebra, years old,
ESQ, ana Mr.. WhittaKer's cnes nut div. Cats-Eye
The letting was 10 10 on tne field. Mozart won
by half a length, two lengths between Algebra
pate 81 ESQ added TO q sweepstakes OF 10 sovs.
each, for three-y ear-olds ana upward; winners,
after the publication OF the weights. los. extra;
7. Y. o., farlongs, $40 yards Inere were SIX
starters. These we're MIR. Geraard's b. z. Pasha,
years old, IOl los. 4 Jernnin- 8 leacner, years
old, los lbs.; 4. V. Murgan'S chestnut colt
Duoln. VI lbs; LORD La-celles' or. T. la leu
nesse. 4years DID, 100 los; Baron r. oplenheimer's
br. c. GasfEeoer years old, los ios Betting to
4 on the neld. Pasna cut out tue WORK. Kept the
lead and won by three-quarters OF length, one
lengl between Teacher aud Dublin. Tne iourth
race was the Refuse fwo-year. old Selling Plate or
80 sovs., adoeu TO a sweepstaKes o. 10 sovs. each
Tor Starters Tor two year-olds; colts H. lbs III.
nes us los; winners his extra; the winner 10
be sold at auction Tor 100 sovs; n Tor 90 sovs.
allowed 5 los. Last hair OF tEe Rosley mile
There were SIX starters, comprising r. Howett's
brown colt Little Ben, by the Earl Of Grimston,
Blair Aihol out OF CrInon, eco; n SMITHS brown
colt Shakespeare. 600; Lord Lon-daie's Gay colt
ShoredItch, 600; J. Daws0n's nly. by King o.
scots or julius, out OF Eliza eco; General Moods
Trump Card EGO. Little Ben won the race By n
short neck, alter nne struggle win the blair
AthOl nlly, Shakespeare q good third.
Little Ben was soId Ioi E2lo The great event Of
the day was the Newmarket International Free
Handicap of 80 soys. each halt forfeit, with 200
soys. added ny the town OF Newmarket ana 100
sovs. by the Jockey Club TO the second horse II
eight start but only 50 sOvs. u short OF thai num-
Der, for tnrep-y ear-ods ana upward which have
won Il public race on the nat: one mile and three
farl0ngs. There we're fOrty subscribers, but only
eleven OF The number came 10 the post. The field
was the fayOrte OF 20 to 90 aG the start The race
was won Dy Lord FaimOuths brown cot
Peeping Tom by THEE lengths, Joseph Daw.
sons chestnut colt seymour being second, a
neck ahead OF Tom jennings Consetl
Irince Batthvany's Delay fourth. The others in
the race we're Lowiauder. Bcrtram, EcosSais
Madge, wiIdnre, Lord wran, Nr and Gaia.