New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10
ASCOT RACES IN ENGLAND.
TBE SECOND DAY-CONTEsIs FOR THE ROYAL HUNT
CUP. THE CORONATION STAKES. AND THE ASCOT
DERBY STAKES.

THE SECOND DAY-CONTEsIs FOR THE ROYAL HUNT
CUP THE CORONATION STAKES. AND THE ASCOT
DERBY STAKES.
LONDON, Wednesday, June Q, 1879.
The racing at Ascot was continued to-day,
and included contests for the Royal Hunt Cup "a hand
cap for all ages, the Coronation Stakes or three year
old fllies the AscotDerby stakes flor three yearod
colts and fcs), and the Seventeenth Ascot Biennia
Stakes, for three earolds, open to colts aud FLIES.
The Royal Hunt Cup the first event ON the pro-
granne and brought large field, 20 horses coming
to the starting post. The cup won by Mr.. Joseph
DawsOn's chestnut colt Thuringan Prince, which WAS
rated at TO in the betting before the race. Capt
Strings whitehall was the favorte, to being laid
against him. but he succeeded only in gaining the second
place. Mr. East's Lady Patricia with 10 to against
her. in third The race was run under the follow
ing conditions:
The Royal Hunt Cup thandcap apiece of plate, value
300 sovereign added to swcepstakc OF soveregns
each the winner Of any handicap value 100 s0veregns
including the winners stake, after The declaration
OF the weights to carry pounds extra; the new mile;
Mr. Joseph Dawson's en- c. Thurngian Prince, years,
CAPT Sterng's b. c. Whitehall, years, by Brown
Bread. dam Laura by lambton.
Mr. East's b. Lady Patricia, years by Lord Clfden'
The race for the Coronation Stakes the next in ii
portance on the programme, and ont OF the seventeen
subscribers with which closed six appeared as starters
Mr. Cartwright's Maud Victoria came in winner, with
Lady of UrrId second, and Resade. which was favor
i,e third. The betting to against Maud Victoria
G to against Lady of Urrard and to against Rega-
lade.
The following Is a summary:
The Coronation stakes Of 100 soveregns each half for
felt three yearold lic TO carry IT, pounds caeh the
carry pounds, Of both II pounds extra; maidens
allowed pounds; the second to save her stake the old
Mr. W. s. Cartwrighs ch. Maud Victoria by Marsyas,
Mr. '' " +. Crawfords b. f. Lady Of Urrard by Lord
Mr. Lcfevros Oh. I. Regalade, by Trumpeter, dam
The Ascot Derby Stakes proved bc the most exciting
event OF the day. owing TO the defeat OF the favorite
Spnaway the winner Of the One Thousand Guineas and
Oaks, by Count Lagrange's Gilbert. spnaway, when
came IN second up in the betting while Gilbert
the winner was quoted at 10 /. Earl of Dartrcy
against which to were laid took third place. rive
horses started. The following is a summary:
The Ascot Derby Stakes of 30 sOvereigns each. bali
forfeit with 200 added for reeyeafolds cots 10 carry
122 pounds and fllies us pounds the winner OF TIE
Urhv Prince Wales Stakes Grand PIX de PARIS 10
carry 10 pounds the winner OF the OAKS Two Ihousahd
Guneas, Prx du Jockey cub or PIX DE Deane, -
horse receives 100 sovcregns and the third 30 soyeregns
put Of the wii the s%nsy one mile anu
Count agrangcs b. Gilbert by Lord Cllfden, dam by
Lord fpam"nt'. b. I. spinaway, by Macaron dam
queen Bertha, 1913 pounds including pounds extra
Mr. savic's b. C. Earl OF Dartey by the Earl, dam
Rigobache, 49, pounds including 10 pounds extra. j
For the Seventeenth Ascot Biennial Stakes for three
yearods secOnd year, there were only two starters,
Prince Soltyk oGs Bafe and Mr. Vyners Camballo, the
Two Thousand Guineas winner Bae had the call In the
betting at in his favor, Camlallo being backed at
even terms The race was by Balfe The following
is a summary:
The second year OF the Seventeenth Ascot Biennial
stakes each. with 200 added for three
yearOls; colts 10 carry 122 pounds, niles lis pounds;
the to receive - soyeregs out OF the stakes the
old mile closed with 81 Subscribers.
Prince sOltykors br. c. Balfe. by Planlit, dam Bo-
Mr Ii. +. C. Vyncr's b. c. Cambalo, by Cambuscan,
dam Little Lady.