The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-28
HOEsE NOTES.
An INTERESTING ITEM.


On Thursday. May 10. tho third day Of the Chester
England racing meeting, the winners Of three races
we're bred by ladies, very notable circumstances Mr.
Bryson's chestnut colt Herald, 6years, by Laneret,
out oil Nighar carrying 1856 lbs, winner OF the Cnes
tereld Stakes (weter handicap seven furlongs, and
also the winner Of the ccstran Handicap threequar
tiers OF mile. with weight up, was bred BY Lady
Emily Peel The Duke OF 81 Adams bay colt Gaber.
lunze, years old. carrying 12d lbs, winner Of the
Badmintou Stakes, fye iurlongs, was reared by Mrs.
Winlrngnam ut the Croft stud farm. Gaberiunze 10
by Tho Palmer, from Lady Dot dam OF Sir William
Wallace and Maid OF Perth He is bay, with blaze
on his Taco and white forcley, and remarkably
nice colt, with size length and fine bood-ke lorna
ton, and has good logs and feet AT the Doncaster
sales price S. 100, but was bought in
400 and subsequently sold by private contract to
the Duke OF ST. Adams. his present owner.
ENGLISH RACING TINE.
The time Of Pageant, winner OF the Chester Trades
Cup, Wednesday,, May Q. nearly two miles aud a
quarter, was 4:l0; that OF Tam o. Shanter, winner
OF same last year, was AIS
The time of Pluton, winner Of tho Great Chester
Stakes, Friday May H. mile and quarter, was
219; that Of Thunder winner Of same last year,
was 2:12
Mr. sANPoRDs BAY FINAL.
Americans Will regret TO learn that Bay Final, the
well thought OF son OF Lexington and Bay Leaf, now
In Mr. Sanford's stable ut Newmarket, England, has
fallen lame and been scratched iog all his engage
ments The notice was given May 3, at thirty i've
minutes past eleven A. NJ. In this connection the
Sporting Gazette. May IL, says-'.rhe TALL Of bay
Final, Just when no looked like having such easy
las4 before him IN the Chester Cup, has rather
damped the ardor OF the iollowera Of the American
coiors for the Derby and increased odds have been
LAID this week against Brown Prince, though he
makes satisfactory progress In his framing, anu u is
reasonable argument enough that he ought TO Do .
better investment tor pace than Claimant to WIN
RESULT OF REVEALING PRIVATE TRIALS
The London Sportsman. May IL, thus refers 70 the
manner ~ which punishment WIS meied cut by the
stewards Of the Jockey Club In tho case OF stable
efnpoye revealing the result oil private trial. II
says:-"In connection with tho revelation Of private
have taken action IN the case vi +. Crickmere, who
accused by James Down with having written q
letter revealing the trat Of some horses ut llscy last
year. As caution 20 others, Cries mere has been
warned on Newmarke. Heath AMI all other places
wnere the rules .. the Jockey Club are In orce In
his time Crckmere rods ono or Two good winners for
the lsiey Stables including Jack Spigot In the Guy
and Suburban oi1S7l, while he was also on Tho back
OF Anton that horse landed the Stewards Cup At
Goodwood III tho same year"
rHR oHEsrxK cur. at
The race for the Chester Trudes' Cup, won Oy
Pageant, has many pleasant Eng
lsh sporting CIRCLES. Tho latest is from the Newcastle
Journal IN which some interesting details in connec-
with the cup are given, which are hero repro
ners VI the Chester Cup. and reflect some OF the
incidents connection with Them. What scheming
| lucky winners have boen! But whore are some o
these winners now The owner of one winner lived "a
be hanged: OF the party connected with second one
| committed suicide another found homo in work
| house, and another died in penury. Three Other
owners vi Chester Cup winners now mere Dangers
at race meetings. putting on their quid At The list
the lavored child of fortune In connection
with this race - now the conductor OF Bayswatel
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