The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-14

tor going inst At tbs finish that in another
hundred yards ne might nave got his heaa IN 'front.'
'Rob Roy" says we'll informed turf writer mas
as much fashion about any thoroughbred eve'
stripped, and the eye catches hts form at once when
seen a crowd. attracted py his singular marking-o
full bold face and hrs long white stockings, and
also rs :san;y AR OF walking. That he IL handsome
colt nobody can deny, but there Is want OF iengtn,
OF substance aud Of that wear-and-iear appearance
which likes 10 iniermineled with fashion.
However, Rob Roy is all freedom aud action, and
therein lies his ability to race" The engagements Of
Rob include three events be run the third day
Thursday Of tho present meeting at Ascot which
are the fourteenth new Biennial Stakes. the Gold
Cup and the All Aged Stakes. He IS 10 tne summer
Cup Newmarket July meeting; the Champion stakes,
Newmarket Second October: the All Aged Stakes.
Newmarket Houshton; tho Cloret Stakes, New'
market Craven meeting. 1875 and the Champion
Stakes Newmarket Second October. same year.. He Ii
not engaged in the ST. Leger.
CORONATION sTAKEn
For tho CORONATION Stakes five lilies faced tho
starter Lord HaribgtoH's Beiphebe proved tho
victor by length, With Lord Bradforc's Maneovre in
the second place and Lord Falmouth's Lady Goightly
third The betting on this is not reported
SUMMARY
The CORONATION Stakes OF 100 sovs each. half for.
felt for three. nilies l22 lbs each the win
ner Of tho EPSON Derby Oaks Two thousand Gr,ncas
Derby or OAKS TO carry lbs OF any two OF these
races II lbs extra naidens allowed los 1.-THE second
fy 10 receive 300 s0vs, and the third 10 save her
stake. Old mile Il scbs
Lord Hsrtington,s b. Belphebe. by roxophilitc,
out Of vaga 129 lbs. inc. I lbs. cxl............
Lord BradIcrd's CD. ( Naneuvre by Lord Clifdcn.
out OF Qnck March, l22 los .............-r..... 2
Lord falmon,h's B.. Lady Gogh''y by King :,
Tom ont OF Lady Coventry, l22 lbs. ........... .
Tng NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
pcinh orhe who 40 uDc xucctrdfv clutured the One
THOUSAND uineas ard finished second In tho Oaks last
MONTH has added another clever Glory 10 her own
crs colors. She was bred by Mr.. Chaplin ana sold
when ycnrlng TO Lord Harrington Tor $50 gnincas.
Her sure Toxophiiitc) was by Longbow, and
he by PantaIoon, and her dam vnga one
Of the highly esteemed brood mares OF the
late Sir Joseph Hawcy's lot, bought by Mr. Chap
lu ut The sale OF tho Hawey stable. vaga is by
stocsweh, ont Of Mendicani. Bclphobe commenced
her turf at the Newmarket 6rs: spring meeting
last year the ,retby Stakes OF six fur:ongs
When with the oads Of to agains, her, she heat the
favoritc, Midlothian and eight others with case. She
then laid mp until the Newmarket Second October
meeting, when she won The Brc.by Stakes lsix
fur!ongs) al even weights from the small
field OF three the two stakes being worth Just So 600
The 1ly next showed in the Juvenile Handicap,
five furiones and Criterion Nursery Handicap, six
lurlongs, Tor both which she had much tho
OF weights that she failed get place, she giving
the Of the latter ~ bs and the winner OF the
former ~ lbs. A, tho Houghion meeting Bephpbe
Was started for the Troy Stakes over tho two.
ycar.od course bnt was unplaced at even
weights in a field of i've. The result
OF the lattor race made her chances look
decidedly po.r for the One Thousand and the Oaks,
and as a consequence she not we'll thought
by the betting fraternity. Tho in which SHE
captured the one Thousand demonstrated that she had
improved greatly during the months Of her retirement
Though Mr.. Puitency's brown lilly Placida beat Bel
phebc in tho OAKS by thrscqusrcrs OF length, tho
Iuanng in tho OHc Thousand was confirmed to The
letter, as she again defeated both Lord Falmouth g
Lady G0ghtiy ard Mr.. r. Jennings ra,sante; aud as
II also is IN the Coronation tho former My
concerned BehoDo's engagements are tho fourteenth
new Biennial Stakes, 10 he ru1 the third day Thurs
day. The present meeting the twenty fourth Ircn-
NAL stakes run the fourth day OF this meeting; the
Royal Stakes and tho Newmarket Oaks, run az tho
Newmarket Second October.