The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-13
THE CESAREWITCEI.
Second Day Of the Second October New
market Racing Meeting.
The Great Handicap Race
of the Year.
DUKE OF PARMA THE WINNER.


This was the second day of the Second October
meeting at Newmarket The interest OF the
sion centred in the great handicap race for the
cesarewitch Stakes which, after interesting
struggle, resulted in the victory OF Prince Soty
koG7s brown colt Duke of Parma The morning was
cloudy and serious fears were entertained that the
weather would be unpleasant; but It cleared in the
afternoon, which brought immense crowds to wit
ness the event Special trains conveyed the
spectators to the grounds, and thousands,
as usual attended on horseback and in
carriages The familiar form of the Prince
of Wales missing from the scene, but many
noabes were present, and conspicuous in the
semblage was Admiral Rous, Sir Frederick Johns
ton, Mr. George Payne and others as well known The
undergraduates of Cambridge hand in full force
and they swept the Heath regardless of the life
limbs of humble pedestrians
THE BETTING.
The betting previous to the start was to against
Duke of Parma, to against Pageant and 100 to
against Perplexe
to the post When the flag fell Precentor jumped
away with the lead Harmonides closely following with
Daniel third Duke of Parma fourth, Parempuyre
fifth, Hampton sixth, Lily Agnes seventh Apology
eighth Lillian ninth, Pageant tenth Scamp eleventh
Trent twelfth and the remaining twenty -four in bunch
far away without material change OF position the
horses mile and quarter when the Duke OF
Parma rushed to the 'front.' followed quickly by Pageant
and Perplexe. After futile effort by Pageant
catch the leader he dropped back none Of the
others in the immense field endeavoring the
first honor from the Duke of Parma the rest of the way
gift for him, and he landed the winner in canter
three lengths ahead OF Pageant who four lengths in
advance of Perpexe. Parempuyre finished fourth
organist fifth and Hampton sixth the balance badly
beaten off. Time of the dash, 4O7 Rossiter was the
winning jockey.
NEWMARKET Oct IL 1s75.-Sccond day OF the
second October meeting The Cesarewtch Stakes a
handicap Of rs sovs. each, Is forfeit, with 200
sovs. added by the Jockey Club, for three year
Odds and upwardi the winner of the Don
caster ST. Leger, If handicapped below that
weight to carry If colt ss l0lbs II nly Sst 5lbs
winner OF handicap value 300 after septem
Der o. at 10 A. NJ 10 lbs. of any other handicap
lbs extra extra weights accumulatve the second TO
receive so out Of the stakes Cesarewitch Course
two miles two nlrlongs twenty weight yards. Closed
with l49 subscribers seveny-eght OF whom declared
out.
The highest weight accepting being 1913 lbs, It was
raised to 124 lbs, and the others in proportion.
STARTERS
Prince soltykofrs b. c. Duke of Parma, by Duke,
dam Palm, years old, carrying 81 lbs (Rossiter..
Mr. T. Grettons b. G. Pageant by Elland, dam Pan
oply years old 100 lbs Observation-Disclosures.
Baron schcklers br Porplexe, by Vermont, dam
Perpetre years old, 107 lbs ...................
M l. Detatres blk Parcupuyre by Bagdad 8
Mr. R C. viners b. G. organist by Cathedral, dam
Gaily, years old 113 lbs
James Nghtingale's b. C. Hampton, by Lord Clifton,
dam Lady Langdon, years old 100 lbs. .......
Mr. r. Peck's b. c. Sir Garnet, by Fortuno, dam
Celertys DAM years old IS lbs ...............
Mr. W. r Cranfords CHI. c. Royal George, by Tox-
opholite dam by Young Melbourne, years old,
Mr. NJ Taylor;s br c Ben Battle, by Rataplan, dam
Young Alice, years old. los lbs. .............
Mr. J. Snarrys b. Lily Agnes, by Maccaroni, dam
Polly Agnes, years old, ia lbs. ..............
Mr. seabrook's CHI Apology, by Adventurer dam
Mandragora, years old IL Observation-Disclosures.
Lord Ailesbury'sb b. f. Aventuriere, by Adventurer,
dam Cantne, years old 100 lbs ........-.......
Mr.. 2. Aumouts Figaro H., by Vermont dam Eide
lite, years old 40 lbs Observation-Disclosures.
Mr. Gomms CHI {. Iemnos, by Thunderbolt, dam
Laura by Orlando years old, 1l9 lbs ...........
Sir ]. Astley's br. Scamp, by Rake, dam Lady
Sophia years old, III lbs. ..................
Captain Bastard's b C Peeplng Tour, by King Tom,
dam Lady Coventry, 4years old ll6 lbs. .........
Mr. + Swindell's CHI G Tomahawk, by Thormanby,
dam Bathilde, years old, lib lbs. ..............
Mr. Saville's b. m. Lillian, by Wngraye, dam Lady
Bance years old ll3 lbs. Observation-Disclosures.
Mr. w. r. Marsha's b. C. Trent, by Broomelaw dam
Morsey years old, 113 lbs. Observation-Disclosures.
Mr. 7. Smiths b. c. Dalham, by Cathedral dam
Gertrude, years old 10 lbs. Observation-Disclosures.
Mr. Joseph Dawsons b. Lacy, by Lacydcs dam
by Melbourne years old, l07 lbs ...............
Mr. winters Distinction. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mr. w. 5. Mitchell lnnes' b. ST. Leger by Pauvre
Mignon, dam Eugenie years old "a lbs. ........
Sir A. de Rothschiids b. C. Carnelon, by Lecturer
dam Tourmalin years old 1o4 lbs .............. 0
Count +. dc Lagrange's br ,TartInc, by Brown
Bread dam saccharometers dau years old, lo4
Mr.. Westbourne's b. GENUINE, BY Duke, dam
Whisper. years old, 1913 lbs ". ................
Lord Roseberrys CHI. q. Feve, by Lord Clifton dam
Haricot, Is years old los Observation-Disclosures.
T. Davidsons b. c. King Log. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mr. r. Forrestor's Daniel years old. 81 lbs. $500.
Mr. Nelson's CHI. <. Precentor by Cathedral, dam
Anntia years old 81 lbs. Observation-Disclosures. o
Mr. N. Ennis b. c. Ingomar, by Uncas, dam Wild
Deer, years old, 90 lbs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mr. -. C. Chancellor, by Scion, dam Claret Cup,
Mr. Mosques Cornbrook years old o2 lbs ....... D
Mr. w. Ford's b. c. Moatland by Knowsley, dam
Lady Dewhurst, years old Of lbs. ............. o
Mr. Gerard's Harmonides years, 90 lbs. ........ 0
Tme 407.
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