The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-06

out Of Sandal; See Saw BY Buccaneer t.ire Of Kisosr
out Of Margery Daw, and Sandal BY that great sire
%. Lady Evelyn y Don John 70; 81 ,ss
Baron out Of Pocanontas by Glencoe. l. WIZ mus
BE- seen that, on. the dams side, Fooistep ~ ~
thoroughbrsds and her performances with 100 lbs up is
fairly meritorious one Foosstep y engaged 10 the
Cup run May O. and she has incurred ten-pound pc.
nay Tor both, making her weight in thc former ~
nc ~ sI1 snreg an % cav
(l06 lDs.), and the Newmarket Handicap (lO3 lbs J
Her other engagements are the CRANKY Handicap and
Cup at Croxtou Park and the Great Cnoshiro STAKES
but for nclher Of Ihese have the weights been pub
lshed Two OF but slight importance closed tho
fast possible TO permit Of early departure for Liv
erpool, which meeting Immediately followed Lincoln
THE LIVERPOOL SPRING NETTING
II held under the management oil the Messra Tophnm,
and this year they condensed into sport what
formerly occupied three days, and this without making
the slightest deduction In the amount OF added money
which totals up tho very muninccnt sum OF SO 600
and thar with no gate money. On Thursday IN addl-
and Spring Cup 1880 added TO the Molyneux and
Union Jack Stakes, 81, 300 TO the Seton Steepechase
and National Hunter stakes and SEQ 70 the payno
steeplechase was won BY Zero, whose dam
had tho most peculiar name Of Minus
Tho Hurdle Handicap had SIX Of the Croydon Inter
national runners starters and only three new hands
supplying Hrss and she little fancied Clonave
and Celosia The Croydon iavorsc, Broadside, occu-
Pso Inc same mere ous was never
iavorte this time for the Molyneux Stakes but she
met with but little better success than at Lincoln Tor
an unnamed lilly BY Vespasian, out OF Flash beat the
favorite by head after magnificent finish, there
being but that distance between the first TOUR Tolc
gram third aud Little Fish fourth For the cup Lord
Lincoln the thrd the big handicap tho preceding
day, backed at the short odds OF to against
good leld OF horses, ont ho was IN trouble long way
from home. tho winner turning up In turned loose
sixyear-oid geding named Croton who carried but ~
pounds while Lady Patricia. Of tho same age who ran
k.ux kar xuIl INCA
The Union Jack Stakes three odds brought out
va runners. ono oil whom, Baronet Is engaged 10 tho
was a,d on him he could not DO better than run
to Ernest, who won in cantor by noarly dozen
lengths, the course being about milo
THE GRAND NATIONAL STEKPLEcHASE.
So much interest was felt In tho great race FOR the
blue ribbon Of tho ssceplcchase that the rst three
cept the invcicra,e betting mon. Frod Archer
managed Al last to score win in tho hrst event
and followed up his success IN me succeed .,sr,
and they were as nnc an around field as ever stepped
for tho race During Tho morning large outlays had
with rush from an outside price, but before the flag
fell tho weight Of metal behind Reugny. Chimney
first place. II to l. About Reugny to offered,
and shade moro odds found plenty Of takers Austen
htz with his owner, MI. r. G. Aobson. IN the saddle,
made the running at rst, but gave why to EDor who
sci the pace cracker TO serve old Chimney Sweep.
Going round the second time the leading lot were Zero
Chimney Sweep, Lberator Regal Austerlitz and Con-
eress, but tho hrs. named refusing at Becher $
Brook left the old horse in command, and
soon after Austsrliiz went into second place,
with Lborator third, The three being several
lengths Ia advance Of Congress, Shifnal and three
others. Coming into the straight for homo Shinal
RETIRED and At tho last hurdle Chimney sweep, who
was then running second Austerlitz, was beaten.
Mr.. Hobson's horse headed Tor a few strides by
Ltberator, who, being ridden in a most determined
manner, won by four lengths from Congress. who was
. head on from Lbcrator who was eased at the 1nsh
Chimney Sweep fourth, and the pulling up divi.
sion were Regal Lancet aud Dainty. the others walk
ing with the crowd Tho distance is givcn as nearly
tour miles and halt and II was covered In l0ni. los.
The pace fast all tho way. This meeting virtually
the plechasing until next TALL, though few
minor meetings still announced TO come or during
the next two wecKe.
G. W. Moore, OF the Moore and Burgess Mnstrels.
has purchased Savni, the fastest trottng horse In
England, for 81, 900, OF Mr.. 4. H. Webbing
Al The next general meeting OF the Jockey Club tho
following motion will DO made by Lord Falmouth,
seconded by Sir John Astey--That produce stakos
weight race 10 be for foals, year
iings .wo-ysarolds, shall be open 10 foreign bred
unless specially advertised 70 be SO, unless
such horses bred in those countries which throw
open their equal terms to British horses.
Ths rule shall exclude from the above foals
dropped abroad from mares, tho property of British
subjects TO foreign stations and then returned
to England