The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-24
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY MAY "a 1875-TRIPLE SHEET.

the horse continually, and that gentlemans sD-
Rence from the Chester aces, where he mad some
good horses running, WAS IN consequence or his
at tendance on his nope Tor the Derby. The Cap
tam has been laying large amounts on the colt,
and rom wnat We know OF the colt we think mat
hIs chances are As good as the best Tor that
event.
Duke OF Parma is very nice, handy colt In
handlcaps suca "a he has performed In this
sering; but he is not g00d enough 10 recommend
for the Derry. AT the same time must be ad-
mitted that ne Is SOUND animal and may run
well.
Earl or Dartreys early training this year has al
ready begun 10 show lts bad effects On the colt,
and he Is not so good now a he was before ne be-
gan racing al Newmarket, consequently there
can De little chance OF his winning, though ne
will likely he Que OF the starters, and be backed
by many anxious wen Wishers.
Farenam Is a very nice, compact, SOUND colt
wen pred ana has oeen In strong WoF rs some as
mlnd the spur he VIII nkely be occupying one or
the forward places atthe dnish but stu we tnink
Claremont will neat him, as the latter has the
Farenam.
Garterly BeIl viii hardly stay the distance II II
IL Is true, as some the Engllsn papers have re
Gently asset ted mat he has become pricked ia
the wind. rms defect viii oe sure 10 stop him. as
~ mas AL others who nave run in that condition lQr
the blue Ribbon. mat trophy has never yet been
won pS roarer, and u never can be. This defect
was the Only excuse offered Tor the defeat OF Carter
~ Bell for the Gulneas and as ne could not win at
one mite. mite and a han over suner course
must lower ms chances beyond all hope. Garterly
Bell Is grand looking colt, one OF the finest OF
his years IN England and II is great pity that his
Gaopin. the first iavorite for the Derby since
tie withdrawal Of Holy Friar, caused by the death
OF Mr.. King, ms owner, should be placed alongside
OF the he st OF those mentioned ABOVE for quality.
He Will be tit by tue 26th inst as he was sound IN
all respects when We saw MN, four weeks ago
and he has had mile race since that time, which
he won very easily. He has plenty OF speed and
many are under tne beef that he is a better morse
tha d Camballo but having seen Camballo 90 the
Derby distance In gallant style, and knowing that
Gnlopln, whenever mile and a nalf was given
him. always was the worse Tor the journey, 1t is
Ut1f ~ ha 30 no n hao
the coming race.
Horse Chestnut. another OF the favorltes among
certain parties, IL not slayer, although good,
fast horse at his distance. which is about six
lurlongs. The Derby Will be muca too long Tor
him.
KilIcrankle is useful colt Uut not good
enough Tor the class he viii nave 70 mlngle with
on TINS occasion, SIN, being sound colt, ne may
run well, and should the others ''come backu to-
ward me tiDtsh, Kincrankie may get place.
The colG by Macaroni, out OF Repentance, is
grace himself in the coming race but he would
appear TO better advantage had be little more
substance. He will, however, be the best colt
Lord Falmouth will run at EPSON. He 10 as
good colt as Cambalo. Both or these colts are
trained by Matthew Dawson, who also trans
honors. NoJhing can lie said against the latter as
ne Is very nneiy proportional colt and one Of
hlgn quality; but he IL not as COED as either Cam
ballo or the Repentance colt.
St. Leger is a decent colt In haudicaps, but ike
many more who are entered for the Deroy ne has
no chance OF winning. His best recommendation
Is that he is sound and can stay but he Is much in
need OF speed.
seymour is probably q tribe better than st.
Leger, aud also sound in wind and limb and II o
doubt Will run for he 'on caancen; still, from all
that ne has thus far shown there Is little proba-
bihty OF his winning the blue RIBBON and the glory
attending it.
captain Macnell has the control of Telescope, as
well as Clafenont and both these horses at times
do their work together, and lromWhat we saw in a
real good gallop Claremont appeared by far the
best OF the two. Telescope ran some good races
and won last year as a two-year-old; and doubt
less would % regular good one" thts year. but
he has been under suspicion In several respects,
both IN the fore legs and hooks and with THESE at
tacnments colt is not very llkey 10 win q race
sucn as the Derby, for 10 get over that ground u
colt must be ootn sound and good. Telescope VIII
no doubt be brought to the post with all MS im-
perfectlons on his head aud heels, but
her d0uS s' nsn soso aBOTs namea
viii possibly start, but the chance OF
any o. .nem Winning we think very remote;
start We may mention Beaufort Billesden.
Papoose colt, Brenda, Brother 10 Ryshworth,
Dreadnaugnt, Dublin, Duke Of Rutland, Egremont
Ghost Friar Tuck. Gilbert, Gray Palmer, Agra
whole lot given ABOVE Tor the Derby IL is most
probable that Caremont or Camoalo WILL be the
winner.
II win be rather didicult matter TO select the
winner 'or this great race, which Is exclusively
for lilies, but we Will point out the most prom s.
ing ones that came under oar eye st Newmarket
CataclySm, Lady Love and Spinawav, all IN
Matthew Dawsoa,s stable are a me trio or raclug
tue bunch. Lady Love Is u remarkably striking
nly. Joseph Dawson has one named culver that
was undergoing a special preparation which
Will be found very troublesome 10 beat on the IS IN
inst. Her chances are as bright any for tue
ladies' race. she will not astonsh her friends by
being first at the post as she ~ very sound,
healthy nllY, with heaps oil speed.
Merry Bells ia also preparing for the Oaks. but
she Is not OF the rare quality OF Spinaway and
culver. There IL also granu oily which Is being
trained IN France that wlll run for the OAKS, and
i considered very dangerous. she is called La
Sauteuse, by Man-at-Arms, out OF First Lady. This
hlIy when In England last year ran excellentiJ
well. Her stable companion, ReRalade viii not
start for the Oaks. as she tell lame a snort lime
since. There will be. OF course, many other start
ers Tor the Oaks, but they are hardly dtse class
and scarcely need notice. Zilleua Wit ind the
above named too good company for her; and Per
sc Will be sure to lind tue distance Too long, not
outstanding sue Is very SNOWY hlly and looks
the racer from head to tail. Half the distance
six furlongs-w0ud suit her much better than the
mile and a hall. The race Will probably be won BY
Spinaway or Quiyer but should theJ be beaten
the French nlly La SauIeuse WILL be the likely one
n n liz