The New York herald., 1875-08-23
THE TURF In ENGLAND.

THE FRENCH HoRsE-sALvAToR's CHANCES FOR
THE ST. LEGER-rHE BooKMAKERs LAYING
AGAINST HIM-CLAREMoNr THE FAvoRrrE-
LORD AYLEsFoRD HIS owNER-MARIE STEWART
AND HER BACKERs AT BRIGHTON.
LONDON, August TO- 1875.
Ever since the Grand Prix de Paris the English have
been looking forward mournully the St. Leger which
appeared be at the mercy of the French champion
the great Salvador who has known defeat John
Bull however is smiling again, and at present the
prospect of Yorkshire's great falling to French
bred horse very remote though Count Lagrange
may be dangerous with colt that NJ Leevre purchased
for him in England Salvador who is Of the grandest
looking animals that trod the turf is said to be
coughing but in quarters he is believed to have
been bought For some weeks past clique of book
makers at Tattersalls have missed opportunity
of laying against him. aud shrewd judges OF the
market have not hesitated to say that he was rs
DEAD HERRING
The bookmakers have never forced the market and
they to have played their game we'll They never
seemed to wish to lay, and were deaf to all offers
ccpt such bets &7OO to f2oo At to thcy would do
any amount of business and when hacker held out for
f1, 900 to $500 he invariably accommodated But
fl $50 to 63oo-ohl dear, no Such thing could not
be thought Of At Goodwood however, very fatter-
ing bait held out to them. nobeman of great
wealth offered TO take E3, 500 f1, 000 thousand
pounds in stroke and the coin safe though it
ENGLAND NOTE
could not be resisted People then began to ask
'where all the money from pay If Salvador
wins9" The clique had fairly exposed their hands.
They afterward managed to lay to l TO Iose about
f5 000 and now the horse is fcndess 20 to l. with
to offers that he does start His hackers may be
b,n hut tbo Iooke
The hopes of the French rendered additionally
fororn at Cacn last Monday whero Pcrpcxe defeated
Ratagas and St Cyr The latter Is a stable companion
Salvators and in the French Derby him mock
Perplexe, when at Ascot, beaten very easily by
the English horses. His owner is tho
PRUssAx
Baron Schclcr, who, however, is naturalzcd French
man. After the war he generally ''cut" by the
French turned out of the jockey club and his on
the race course Kissed by the mob Under these
circumstances he assumed the English name OF Davis
and escaped further annoyance The favorte for the
great st. Leger at Doncaster, is Carcmont, who ran
second for the Derby He is the property of Lord
Aylcsford, who is bosom friend OF the
Prince of Wales, and Lady Aycsord is the favorte Of
tho Princess. Lord Ayesford is young man of
the roickng sort, with great capacity for spending
money. few years ago he merely Lord Guernsey,
of life money lenders would deal with him at less
heavy loan on these terms and within few hours of
the completion of the business his father died and he
became
EARL AYLEsFoRD
with about Gao 900 a year. As he could now borrow
money on his own terms the fifty Per cent he had paid
less than week before CALLED HIM, and he sought tho
intervention Of the Court OF Chancery This venerable
institution which only this week has become thing OF
the past and has been merged into the High Court Of
Judicaturc took pity tho "nfant" and ordered all
the loans to be paid of with only five per interest
This, the money lenders said, very shabby.
BRIGHTON RACES
have been very successful The betting was heavy tho
swcs trying get back what they had lost at Good
gains This time the swells beat their opponents of
tho field, and once more they
LGTIr-HEARTED JUBIASr.
There general rush for money last Saturday to
settle the GoOdwood accounts, and Cadwck Beyfus and
others OF the money lending fraternity charged what
they liked II the Earl OF Dudley had visited Brighton
would have made the ring smart When Marie Stuart
won her at Ascot he backed her for the bagaec OF
G10 600 and he fl2, 600 her when she carried
or Tho Oaks. At Brighton she the Cup and shc
started at to the ring is in all probability f100
G15,0OO richer for the absence Of his lordshp Tho
EARL or DUDLEY
is by young plungcr who lays ont these
large IN hot blood He is tall broad built man.
standing six feet and above the middle In APP
pcaranco he is extraordinary, and the corksorcw ring
lets he wears by add to his beauty at
any time great He, however, succeeded in captivating
the beautiful
oUEES-LIKE DAUGHTER
Of Sir Thomas Moncric As judge OF precious stones
the Earl of Dudley has hardly his equal and the mag
n1ccnt shaped pearls he has In his collection are
enough to make icwcller die of envy. When the
Countess OF Dudley her jewels she throws every
else at the rooms including the Princess Of Wales
into the shade. Only the other day she travel
ling TO her seat in the country, where she
the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh thief managed
sneak from her maid a casket the contents of which
were worth G50,0OO.
Brighton Is one of the best places in the world at
which To have race meeting. il Is well of for first
In England The arisocracy the most part sojourncd
at the Bedford, from which every morning Colonel
Chaplin drove his four horse coach to the scene of ac
ton The Marquis of Harrington looked rs happy ms
possible in having again shirkcd his Parliamentary
duties and he is evidently Of opinion that the session
ought to have been brought to close long ago There
merry twinkle in the eye OF Sir John Ashley who
Is the new steward OF the Jockey Club as he asked
"Harty' II he knew what going on in the House
last night To SEQ tho bury form OF Sir John Ashley
who is known rs the
JOLLY COLONEL.
would hardly be supposed that he was the champion
athlete OF the allied armies before Scbastopol He beat
private OF his own regiment and twenty othors in a
quarter OF a mile race knocked over Frcnchman in a
hundred wards sDin anc half mile hurdln all