The New York herald., 1877-09-13
THE ST. .LEGER.
Lord Falmouth's Silvio Wins the
Great Race.
LADY GOLIGllTLY SECOND.
The American Representative
Badly Beaten.
lBY cADLE TO THE HEnALp.l


LosDoS, Sept. IL, 1877.
This was the second day o. the Doncascr September
meeting, and the princIpa, event WAS the ST. :cger
stakes or 2l6 subscribers there faced The starter
Cola OF fourteen horses
LATEST
Just before the horses despatched the latest
betting on the course was to against Lord Fal
mouths silvio, +to against the same owners Lady
Goiiehtly and 20 to ! against Lord Bradord's Ma.
peuvre.
PfRsr-sEooSp-rBtD.
sivio won the race by thrcs Ienths In s:27, the
distance beng mile, G furongs and l32 yards. Tho
dliy Lady Golishty second and Man9uvre third
The balance finished in tho following order:-Mr.
Pcrrin's Durham fourth, Baron Rothschild's Stra-
chino nth, Lord vivian's Hidago sixth, Lord Brad
ford's Zucchcro seventh Mr. Joanstones PiungeI
eighth Mr.. Bowcn's Warrior ninth, Mr.. Lupen's Fon.
ainebis tenth, Mr. sanords Brown Prince eleventh.
Mr.. Jennings SheldraKe twelfth, Lord scarboroughs
strathnarn thirteenth and Mr. Houldsworth's Sunray
fourteenth
THE ST. LgogR STAKES OF 25 sovs. each, for three
year.ods; colts. l22 lbs 6les. III lbs tho owner Of
the second horse 200 sovs, and tho third
100 sovs out OF the stakes ~. Logger course, mile
o .uriongs and l32 yards; ZIG subs
LORD Faimouth's b. c sivio. by Blair Athol out OF
Lore Famouhs D. Lady Gonghtiy by KING
Tom out OF LADY Coventry IL, lbs ..,..
LORD B.adford's cl Mannuvrc. by Lord Clfien,
gu. OF QUICK March, III lbs os...................
Mr. c. Perrin's br. Durham by Cathedral, out OF
Gertrude tCurae's DAM. l22 los. ...............
Baron A. dc Roth.chI's br. C. Strachino, by Par.
mcsan, out OF Old Maid l22 los ................
Lord Vivian 5 b. C. Hldalgo. by Pcro Gomez, out OF
Nightingale by West Australian. l22 los.
| LORD Bradiord's ch. c. Zncchcrc, uy Loeydes out
OF Lsile. l22 lbs
Mr. J. JohnsIonee b. c. Plunger, by Advcnturcr,
oua Of Lima; y. os ~ c:n.; s..,
OF Kncton's dam. l22 lbs bs.....................a
| Mr. N. A. Lupcn's br c. Fontu,nebleau, by Dollar,
Mr.. guy NJ H. saniora's b. C. Brown Prince. BY Lex
ineton out OF britannia, by Flying Dutchman,
Mr. i. Jennings Grc. sh:idraic, by Mandrake, out
OF Bonny Breast Knot. l22 lbs.
Lord scarborough's sr c. strathnairn. by strah
Mr. j. II. Houdsw orhs b. f. Sunray by King OF
the Forest, out OF Sunshine, III lbs
THE wiNNER-siLvIo
Silvo 0his years Derby winncrl, own brother TO
Silver Ring and Gartery Bell bred by his present
owner Lord Falmouth, and appeared first in public for
tho Ham Stakes at Goodwood. which ho won easily
from Douccrcusc, Meg Merrilics and two others In
his next essny-thc Buckennam stakos at Newmarket
First Ocober--ho ran second to vcrneuil, Hyndland
being third this being the only occasion which hs
suffered defeat old, as he sue.
cesson tho Ccarwcl Stakes (beating Hadrian, Coug.
bourne and threo others, post sweepstakes bcatna
Prince OF Orangc). aud walked for tho Glasgow
Stakes. During the present year Silvio twice pre-.
vons TO his great victory al EPSON, having been
placed lor the Ncwmarket Biennial. won by It;ray
Friar, and having run third to Claimant and Brown
Prince the Two Thousand After his perform arco
at EPSON he won the Ascot Derby; but as lis
competitors in that event Lord Bradord's
Zucchcro and Mr. ". s. Mitchell Innc's Glcn Arthur
his victory was not unexpected. Svio's engage.
mcnis tho Doncaster Stakes 10 lbs J. the last
day OF the present nesting ST. Logcr stakes Il lbs
cx) at Newmarket First October Select Stakes
q lbs ex.L Champion Stakes and Newmarket
Derby q lbs. cx.l at Newmarket Second October,
Frce Handicap Sweepstakes (l26 lbs. J. and AlAged
stakes at Newmarket Houghton meeting. His 1875
ngugcmcnts comprise tho Prince OF Wales Stakes
q lbs. ex at the NcwmSrkct First Spring. and tho
Champion stakes at tne Newmarket Second October
meeting. Silvo is by Blair Athol, from Silverhair
by Kingston, her dam, Engiand's Beauty bv Bird
catcher, out OF Prairie Bird by rouchstone This is
ored light bay standing Is hands lnchcs He has the
sweepest little head Imaginable full ol blood-kc quality
aud well set on to clean nnt perfectly formed necs.
He has great, raking shoulders, deep briske
powerful back aud oins, wide hips and we'll rounded
quarters HIS fore legs. knees and hooks we'll
formed and free from biemish. and he stands all round
o tough looking aud well formed ieet He rs re.
markaby made and we'll balanced colt, and moves
uncommony vol when fully oxtcndcd action. Sil-
vio's winnings, including tho Ascot Derby about
$t5.000 For tho 81. Legcr Svlo had IA thorough
preparation and stood his work well. Therefore, when
Count Lagrangc's CLAIMANT foil from his high position
In tho betting world fortnight ago Tor evsut,
Sivio took the post OF honor among the speculaors
Lord Falmouth's cOors were indeed foT> dnbe the
next TO Silvio was Lady Goghtly, and the
mcnsc number OF friends the has Englahd will
be glad of her present true form. The dark buc OF
Mr. Sanford on Brown Prince. was badly beaten.