The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-10
Second Day Of the Annual Sport on
the Turf at Ascot.
The Royal Hunt Cup, the Coronation Stakes
the Ascot Derby Stakes, and the Seven
tenth Ascot Biennial Stakes Contests.
HIGHLY EXCITING EVENTS.
ThuriDgian Prince, Maud Victoria, Gilbert
and Bale The Winners
LONDON. June 0. 1873.

LONDON, June 0, 1870
The racing at Ascot was continued to-day, and in.
ciuded, among other interesting contests, the
Royal Hunt Cup handicap for all ages; the
Coronation Stakes for three-year-old Niles: the
Ascot Derby Stakes, for three-ycarod colts and
Niles and the Seventeenth Ascot Biennial stakes,
for three-yea open to colts and lilies.
TIE RACE FOR THE ROYAL HUNT cur.
The Royal Hunt Cup was the first event on the
programme, and brought out large field, twenty
horses coming 80 the starting post. The cup was
won by Mr.. Joseph Dawson's chestnut colt Thu
ringian Prince, who was rated at to In the bet
ting before the race. Captain Strings White
bait was the favorite, 4 to being laid against
him, but ne succeeded only in gaining the second
place. Mr.. East's Lady Patricia, with 10 TO
against her, came in third.
CONDITIONS OF THE CONTEST.
The race was run under the following condt-
uons:-
THE ROYAL HUNT CUP (handicap), q piece OF
plate, value 800 sovs., added TO sweepstake OF 10
JOYS, including the winners own stake, alter the
declaration OF Tho weights to carry IDS. extra.
Tho new mic. Closed with fifty subscribers.
Mr.. Joseph Dawson's oh. c. Thurnglan Prince,
years. ny Thormanby, dam Eastern
rapiain Srcernas i. c. Wnitebait, years, by
Brown Bread, dam Laura, by LamDton....-.:
Mr.. East's ,. l. Lady Patricia, years, by Lord
Cllfden, dam Lady Langlord..
RACE FOR THE CORONATION STAKES.
The Coronation Stakes was the next race OF Ina
portance on the programme, ana out OF the seven
leen subscribers with which it closed,
SIX APPEARED AS STARTERS.
Mr.. Cartwright's Maud Victoria came In win
ler with Lady OF Urrard second, and Regalade,
who was the favorite, third. The betting was TO
iagainst Maud Victoria, to against Lady OF
Urrard and TO against Regalade.
THE EVENT.
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THE CORONATION STAKES OF 100 sovs. each, h. T.
for three-year-Oid flAes, TO carry l22 lbs each /;
the winner OF the Oaks or one Thousand Gulneas
Stakes 10 carry lbs. oil Doth, IL los. extra;
maIdens allowed 7 lbs; the second saved her
stakes. The ola mile.
Mr W s. Cartwright's eh. f. Maud Victoria, by
Marsyas dam Princess OF Wales.............. i
Mr.. W. H. Craword's b. f. Lady OF Urrard, by
Lord Lyon dam Mayon aise .............. q
Mr.. ' Leieyre's en-. l. Regaiade, by Irumpcter,
dam Itegalla. ....................... D
RACE FOR THE ASCOT DERBY STAKES
The Ascot Derby Stakes proved TO be the most
exciting event of the Day, owing TO the defeat OF
lhe favorite, Spinaway, the winner OF the One
Thousand Guineas and Oaks, by Count Lagrange's
Gilbert spinaway, VINO came IN second, was
even up in tine betting, while Gilbert, the winner,
was quoted at to !. Earl OF Dartrey, against
whom to was laid, took third place.
Five horses started.
THE CONTEST IN THE FIELD.
THE ASCOT Derby STAKES, OF so sovs. each, n.
T.. with 200 added Tor tnTee-yohr-OluS, colts TO
carry 122 lbs. and Niles lis los. the winner OF the
Derby, Prince OF Wales stakes or Grand pix du
Paris TO carry 10 lbs. the winner OF the Oaks,
Two Thousand GuIneas. PrlX du Jockey Clue, or
prix de Deane, lbs. extra; maidens allowed
lbs. the second horse received loo sovs. and the
third so sovs. ont OF the STAKES The Swtney
course, one mile and half Closed with "a SUBJ
Ecrbers.
Count Lagrauge's b. c. Gilbert, by Lord Clifden,
dam by Ioxopnlllte, l22 lbs................... I
Lord Falmouth's b. I. Spinaway, by Macaron
dam Queen Bertha, 123 lbs, Including lbs.
extra
Mir. Savleis b. c. Earl OF DaTircy, by The Earl
dam RlgolDache l32 los, including 10 los. ex-
Ld....
THE RACE FOR THE ASCOT BIENNIAL STAKES.
For the seventeenth Ascot Biennial Stakes for
ree-year-olds Second year, there were only
two starters-Pnnce Saltykon's Balfe and Mr..
vyner's Camballo the Two Thousand Guineas
winner. Bale had the call in tho betting at
90 In his favor, Camballo being backed ct
even terms.
The race was won by Bale.
THE WORK IN THE FIELD.
The second year OF the seventeenth Ascot BIZ
ennial stakes OF 10 sovs. eacn with 200 added Tor
three year ods, colts 10 carry 12l los flltes, lis
lbs. the second receive rs sovs. out OF the
stakes The old mile. Closed with nfty-elght sub
scrberS.
Prince Saltykon's br. c. Bale, by PIaudit dam
BOncHlln. .-.............. ...............
Mr.. H. f. O. Vyner's b. c. Cambailo, by CAMPUS
can, dam Little Lazy. ........-.................