The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-09
The Annual Meeting at Ascot Heath
A Magnificent Display.
Royalty Beauty, Fashion and the People
Represented in Great Force.
EXCITING EVENTS ON THE TURF
The Ascot Stakes Won by 0rganist, the Gold
Vase by Marie Stuart, and the Prince Of
Wales Stakes by the Earl of Dartrey.

LONDON, June s, 1875.
The annual race meeting at Ascot Heath COM
menced to-day
FINE WEATHER AND BRILLIANT ATTENDANCE.
The weather was favorable ana the attends
OF spectators unprecedentedy large,
Among the distinguished visitors were the
Prince and Princess OF Wales. the Duke and
Duchess of Edinburgh, the Prince and Princess
Christian the Prince and Princess Louis of Hesse
and other members of the royal family.
THE GREAT EVENTS OF THE DAY.
The programme included seven events, the
principal of which were the Ascot Stakes, a handi-
cap for all ages; the contest for the Gold Vase,
given by Her Majesty. and the Prince of Wales
Stakes for three-year-olds
RACE FOR THE ASCOT STAKES.
For the Ascot Stakes ten horses started, tho
winner being Mr.. X. c. vyner's bay colt organist,
who last year the Cold Vase, and who was
made the favorite at to / Immediately be-
lore the race. Mr.. savtlle's Lillian, who was rated
at IL to /, came in second. aud Mr.. Barclays
Bertram, with 10 to l against him. third.
CONDITIONS OF THE CONTEST.
The following are the conditions under which
the race was run =
The Ascot Stakes of rs sovs. each, Is forfeit and
only If declared, with SEQ ADDED for the winner
and 100 for the second; the third received 90 soyS.
out Of the stakes; winners extra; once round,
starting at the distance post; about TWO miles;
each to the iund.
Tne highest weight accepting being 1l6 lbs, It
was raised to 124 lbs, and the others In proper
tion.
THE WINNER
Mr.. R. @. Vyner's b. @. 0rganist, years, by
Cathedral, dam Gally, 100 los. ................
MIR. II. Save's b. IN. Lillian, Q years, by WIN
grave. dam Lady Blanche, by Volugeur, l25lbs 2
Mr. A. Q. Barclays b. h. Bertram, years, by
The Duke, dam Constance. 124 los. ...........
THE RACE FOR THE GOLD VASE.
The race for the Gold Vase. in which four horses
w Won nv nv hest
nut mare Marie stuart, Carnelion running second
and Kaiser third.
The following Is a summary OF the eveuts:-
The Gold Vase, given by Her MAJESTY, aided to q
sweepstakes of 20 sovs. each. weight allow
ance and winners extra; two miles.
Mr.. Merry's ch. m Marie Stuart, years, by
SCOTTISH Chief, dam Morgan Ia Faye. .........
Sir A. de RothschIid's b. c. Carneon, years,
by Lecturer, dam Tourmalin. ............. -. 2
Mr. Ii. Savle's b. n. KAISER. wears, by Skin
misner, dam Regina, by King Tom. ...........
RACE FOR THE PRINCE OF WALES STAKES
The Prince OF Wales Stakes brought out neld
Of twelve, and was the most Interesting contest
Of the day, including, rs it did, the Repentance
colt, who ran third for the Derby, and who was
the favorite at to / the Bay or Naples, Bale,
The Earl OF Dartrey ana other runners In the
great EPSON race Mr. Saville's colt, The Earl Of
Dartrey. against whom IA to was laid before the
start, came in FIRST followed by The Bay OF Naples,
who was second, and Bale, who came IN third,
the fayorite being sixth.
THE BETTING
against the second and third horses was to Q
against The Bay OF Naples and II 10 / against
Bale.
SUMMARY OF THE EVENT.
The Prince OF Wales Stakes, or so sovs. each,
half forfeit, with $1,000 added, Tor threeyear-o lds
colts to carry l22 lbs, Files 1T lbs, winners
extra, madens alowe1 seven lbs; the second re-
celved 100 soys., and the third 100 sovs OF he
stakes; new, course. about one mile and i've iur-
longs; closed with eighty .one subscribers.
MIR. II. Save's b. C. Tne Earl OF Darirey, by
The Earl. dam Rigolboche. .................... 1
Mr.. W. s. Cartwrlgnts b. G. The Bay OF Naples,
Dy Macaroni, dam Fairwater. ....... ........ 2
Prince SoltyEo0's br. C. Balfe by Plaudit, dam
BOnemld. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Lord Falmouths b. c. by Macaroni, dam Re-