The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-27

he giving weight. the best or the critics
found q weakness in enc OF his hooks, which it
was feared would interfere with MIN in
such. race the Derry. but he
got through his two-year-old career all
right, and, as mentioned, won the Two Thousand
Guneas IN gallant style, heating Picnic, Brsech-
loader, Ciaremont. Bale, Earl OF Dartrey craig
mIiar. Garierly Bell ana others with the greatest
ease-a feat which ~ once made MIN wei thought
Of Tor Inc Derby. Previous 70 this ne had run at
Northampton, where, however, De was uanllesty
unit. ana where, Consequently, ne had TO sue
cnmO 10 EcoSsals ana seymour. Mr.. Nyner pur-
cna sea last YEAR, 10 lead him his work the tneu
fouryeai-oie Thunder, one OF the greatest horses
ne mile and even mile and quarter, we nave
seen Tor years. and when The latter tine great
Cheshire Stakes ~ Chester a lorrniehE ago cam.
baNO naturally became better IavOrlte than ever.
Clareiaoat and Telescope are two ANIMALS be-
longing 70 captain hacheii, ana trained by Cam
non ut Newmarket Fhe ormer, who Ia rhis
great raee ANssne& second, is by Blair Athol, out
OF Coimbra. lie ran only twice az twe-yeArold.
and III one of these was beaten more taan
ieagth oy Cambalio NJ even weight, while in the
other he was thrd 70 Bale ana Dreadnouglt also
al even weights. Re framed OF very pa tly, now
ever. aud tie was go much troublea witt one OF
his ietlocgs that after the race jus . 10 he
was thrown up for the season. out,
however. for the TWO rnor4 gla as
perfectly sound, but far from 1esaG 10 TO
the mark in point OF condition. Still, at one point
OF the race he looked more dangerous than any
thing but Cambalio and ne was a very good
went IN Xcellent preparation ana came out to-
day Ia nne condition. Telescope, who Is Dy specu-
hum out OF remembrance, was lair performer
Frlar 10 mead, but at the time II was pretty gen
orally regarded az a "nnke.n
The bay colt ~ Macaronl out OF Repentance. the
third at The finlsD named oy Matthew Dawson,
WAS the best OF tue los catered by Lord Falmouth,
the others having IN various races shown their In
competence TO distinguish themselves In
company az they were likely TO meet He ran
only once as twO-YearOld IN the Clearwe Stakes,
when ne won, beating Earl OF Darrrey ana Others
while THIS season the latter reversed the record.
MIN Very easily ~ three lengths for the Biennial
Stakes. rms performance at once brought Earl
OF DarJrey, VINO y BAY py the Ear OUT oi klgol-
into great notice Tor the Derby. He ran many
times last year, but secured only one race, though
lie was generally placed HIS deeat OF the Repent
ance colt, just alluded TO. was considerably dis-
counted by MS running in the Two Thousand
Guneas, IN when he was never formidable snow
ing. apparently, want OF SAVING power.
seymour. brown colt, 10y Lord Uhfden out OF
FaDioa, owned and trained w Joseph Dawson,
was not notable perlormer last year; but THIS
year ne, m private Trial, beat his stable com
Breechioader was third for the TWO Thousand,
many were OF tue opinion that Seymour-Who,
besides had, as men toned above. beat Camballo
At Northampton. when however, the latter was
lar from being Ht--Would be handy Tor the DerDy.
LORD FltZ Villains Breech0 ader Ia brown, by
Nallroni. ont OF Beacny Head, also trained oy
Joseph DAWSON did not win as twoyear-old, but
sweepstakes, and, has been noticed, aterward ran
third Tor tue Two Thousand Gufneas. lie Is not
sucn big outstanding horse as seymour, but is
neatly ana compactly built and therefore was con-
sIdered well adapted for the up-and-down WORK OF
the surrey Hills.
Bile, Dy Nutbourne out OF Lady Allce, was only
moderate racenorse last season, and had not pre-
vlousy run during tins; out he IS big lengthy
and Symmetrical colt. perfectly sound In wnd and
limb and 8 splendid gaIloper one OF the most
perplexIng ANIMALS o. last year was Prince Solty-
kon's handsome brown. Bale. by PlaudiT out OF
Bonema, one OF the ueateSt framed colts OF the
whole lot. He ran IN az many as Twelve races last
in the course III them Cambalo ttwicel, ID read
naught, Ciaremont. Horse chestnut, Oraigmil-
lar aud Earl OF Dartrey, tnougn he was frequently
Ia receipt OF weights. and on Doth occasions on
when he beat cambello this was the case. In the
otner races, however, he was beaten by Campalio
(twice at even weiahtsl, seymour, Earl OF OAR
trey Craigmllar, Garteriy Bel and Galopin lat
even wegRts, but they were not Tar from each
other). THIS year he went out for the TWO Thou
sand Guineas, bat, though he was perfectly
trained aud quite sound, he got no nearer tnan
fifth Last year no ran IN o cowardly tasnion on
more than one occasion, out az later period ne
seemed to get over IT ye; IN the Guineas he was
not at ali ungenerous. The truth appeared 10 be
that he was a non-stayer
Bay OF Naples, bay by MGcaronl. out OF FAR.
water belongs to Mr. Uartwrlght, VINO last year
won yne DERBY with George Frederick. 1als colt
Is a splendid specimen OF the tnoroughored. nav
ing a great, powerful and well knit frame, hne
symmetry and 3 blood-like style. He did not
appear as two-year-old, and on his TWO appear
so far IRON being up 10 the mark that there WAS
no wonder at his 0einE 50 easily beaten
Count DE Lagrange's Gilbert, by Lord Chiden,
dan by Toxopnolite, Maid OF the Mist, trained IN
this country ny Arnull Is powerful colt, with q
long, low, level ano symmetrical frame. lie could
not run last season, owing to his being afflicted
with bursal enlargements, and when he TOOK part
IA the Two Thousand Guineas ne was lar from
Captain J. Graham Edwards chestnut colt Lord
Berners, Count +. de Lagrange's bay colt Punch,
Mr.. H. Swlndel's CHESTNUT colt Woodlands. Lord
Ailesburyis chestnut colt Temple Bar, ana Mr..
Joun watson,s bay coli, by The Earl were also
observed aud hut SLIGHTLY noticed, as they we're
considered outsiders and OF out little Importance.
The death OF Mr. "Launden disqualified Holy
Friar, ana, OF course. the colt old not start.
SUMMARY.
Ninety-sIxth renewal OF the Derby Stakes OF so
sovs. EACH MALI forfeit, for tnree-year-olds, colts,
To carry To- lbs. and Niles III lbs; the second re-
800 sovs, and the third $50 soys out OF the
stakes about one mile and hall, starting at the
New high Level Starting Post; closed with 20o
Prince Batnyany,s b. G. Galopin, by vedetta,
dam Flying Duchess, l22 los. (Morrlsl $1,000. /
Lord Aylesfords b. c. Claremont, 10y BIair
AtnoL dam Coimbra, l22 lns. tAaldmenp. =. 2
pentance. 123 lbs. Arcnerl .....-..............
LORD Famouth's b. c. Garterly Bell BY Blair
Atnol, dam Sllyernair, l22 los.
Mr. Jos. Dawsonis or. c. Seymour, BY Lord Cliff
zen, Dam FaDola, l22 lbs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8
Lord Ailesoury's en-. c. Temple Bar, by 1rum-
peter dam Boundary, 10 los ........ 0
CouUt r. de Lagrange's b. c. Pdncn, bY PompleT,
dam Nile. dc Cnarolais bred In Francel, ~
Mr.. w. s. csrtwrrnt,s b. 6. TIE Bay Of Naples.
by Macaroni, dam Fairwater, l22 lns........ s
Prince soitykou's Dr. G. Balfe, by Plaudlt, dam
Mr. ii. SayIles b. {. The Earl OF Dartrey. oy me
Earl, dam RlgOpoche, 1872 los. ............. 10
Count r. de Lagsange's b. c. Gilbert, by Lord
Cnden, Dam Toxophillte, l22 los. ........... IL
Mr.. II. 4. Q. Vyner's b. c. Camballo By CAMPUS
Mr.. f. 5windels en-. q. Woodlands, by Nut
bourne, dam Whitelace, liz l0s................ o
MI r. T.. Braces br. c. MARKHAM, by Nutbourne,
dam Lady Alice, liz Observation-Disclosures. o
Mr.. John Natson's D. G., BY The Ear, cam Edith
Lord FitzSlll br. G. Breecnioader, BY Mac.
aroni. dam Beachy Head l22 lps............... o
Cap ain MachePs Or. c. Telescope, by specu-
lum. dam Remembrance, 1872 los. ............., o
Captain j. Graham Edwarde's ch. Q. Lord Der.
ners, by Lord Jliiden. dam Suttee 122 Iba, o
Ume-2AT.
PEDIGREE or THE WINNER,
The following IS an interesting. tabulated pedi.
gree OF the wtnners-