The New York herald., 1876-11-30
RACING IN ENGLAND.

We give below the report OF tho race for the Great
Shropshire Handicap as If the timo reported be cor
rect It fastest that ever took place. The
milo is said to havo been run, according to Bcnson's
chrono ograph in one minute and thrty.hvc scconds:-
The GREAT SHROPSHIRE HANDICAP OF 500 sovs., added
to sweepstakes OF 20 sovs. each, 10 II. winners extra
New straight mile 10 subs
Lord Howe's b. .. Tcsrarch, by Mogador.Parma
years, st. IL lbs. NV. Macdonaidl
Count +. dc Laeranges ch. T. Lina Syears, st. oIbs.
Mr. H. BIRDS b. q. Tho Ghost, years, st.
Mr. + T. v aorsan's Lord Gowran years ss..
No 'as. sa,,a,.i;s cmracas years. st. spSs ISa
(Maidmen;) q
Sir j. D. Astley's Hopboom, years, $ st. ID.
II. Archer)
Mr. F. Grcttons Pageant, years, st. lbs.
(Newhouse) Q
Mr. Gerard's ciaromont. years. 7 St 5 lbs.
lC. Archery
Mr. Z. Potter's Newport, years. ST. lbs.
II. Jcncry) 0
Sir G. Chctwynds Cats Eye, years, Z st. l IL.
(inc. 10 lbs cxtra) .tChescrman1
Mr.. G. Perkins hcrogyphic, years, at. .tFaganj
Mr.. T. AnsIey's Water LILY, years; ost u lbs
Mr.. G. E. Pagct's Ro.hampton, 8 years, st. olbs.
(Aiorgan)
Lord Bradfords Euxne, years. St, Is lbs.
Bcttine-ioo to 80 against Tetrarch. 10 against
Cnruleus 10 each against Cats Eye and Lord Cow
ram 100 to each against Ghost and Hicrogiyphc, 20
10 each against Pageant, Hopbloom, Claremont Roo.
hampton and Euxine, 20 tol against Lima and SO to
| During the interval Of one hour after the previous
! race time was lost and at the appointed momcnt
the fourteen runners drew In line at the starting
/ post Tho flag fell NJ the first attempt, The Ghost
and Lord Gowran showing in advance OF the others;
but after going 100 yards tho heavy weight was pulled
| back. anu Tetrarch, with hopbld0m, waited on rho
Ghost who next tho rails, Lora Gowran being IN
| the centre. while Cats Eye, CGrucus. Newport aud
Caremont racing together on The extreme right
| Before quarter OF mile had been covered Hop0loom
retired Tctrarch to the 'front.' his attendants
as he entered the old course being The Ghost, Cats
! Eye, Cnruleus and Lord Gowran. with Euxne
wide tho whip hand next and Lima
straight Tctrarch drew clear OF his horses. and
| tho retirement OF Lord Gowran ard Cmrucus below
the distance Lima joined Ghost aud Cats Eye, wha
we're the Immediate followers of Tctrarch opposiN
the stand Lima got The best OF Ghost and Cats Eye
but Tetrarch maintained his advantage TO tho hnsh,
and won by length; head divided Lima and Ghost,
who was similar distance IN front OF Cats Eye, tho
latter OF whom placed fourth. Then camc Lord
Gowran, who was NTH; Newport being sixth. Clare.
mont seventh, Euxino eighth, Hopboom ninth and
Roehampton and Pageant next; then came CGruIcus
and Herogyphic Water Lily did not pass the post
Value OF the stake 81 200. Time, by Bensons chrono
graph, 1:35
Brown, the Graham Place trainer, and u the NTH
attempt that hc won n selling for him. This
at the Nov market first October meeting, twelve
months ago. when Captain Machel bought him Tor 165
gutncas, but let him 20 a tho Liverpool Meeting for
i65 guneas alter he had tho Gerard Stakes tina
purchaser feing ms present trainer, who sold him
vnely TO Lord Howe ono OF hts Patrons after tho colt
had won the Princess OF Wales Hancicap al sandown
Park this year. He subsequently, second to Matt.
land for the Eton handicap nj Windsor, and occupied
n ike position to Oxonian in the Stewards' Cup at
Liverpool last week. He Is very good looking horse
and a wsll-bred one for hts sire, Mogndor, who was
ioalcd IN $780, is of King Tom and Moonshnc,
while his dam Is own sister 10 that smart mare Mo.
dena, being by Psrmesan out OF Archcress Tetrarch
Is tho rst fon of Parma, who must not be founded
with another Of tho same name bred by Mr.
Naylor.