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

much respect ~ any IN the race, ana he looked I'm.
Thousand Guincak Many good judges took exception
10 him, however, account Of his sackness In the
middle want o. s.rensth IN tns coupling. which over
tho up and down EPSON course would. they said, be
decidedly against his chance And SO H proved, for
alter coming down the hill 70 Tottcnham Corner ali the
racing WINS Knocked oil Brown PrIncc. aud another
American essay proved fruitless. Altyre. the little
pony who three races Al the last Newmarket
question sxpect him 10 WIN; neverhsess he was as
good iayorisc as Brown Prince Before three o'clock
everything va, IS. n Readiness The prsIi linn
n which Chansnts iamcness plainly percep-
iibe. seventeen starters proceeded the post.
Mr. McGcorge sngulsrly fortuna ate in getting the
lot ia line and dropping his nag perfect start just
as soon they reached The starring point. Taniaus
Glen Arthur and Brown Prince were tho first 70 break
the line, and before gong very far Glen Ar
brown Prince close alongside, while rantaios,
followed BY Touchct, PiuRgsr, Oreaos, siivio, Rob
Roy and the remainder ali well up except The White
abou, much chance OF winning The race on foot as
the lilly had. Jagcilon WAS running through his
horses they ran no the bill BY tho mile aud guar.
ter pes, and was Grey Friar the pair Joining the
leading lot and keeping IN front until we'll rouua ths
long bond and beginning the descent 10 Tarenham
also dropped back, so that Glen Arthur ana Brown
Prince clear u their imnedinte followers, who
we're Grsy Frsr Thund-rs.Sae. S,iv,o cl.mant MsS
tailed on very much. AZ they reached tha Corner
Thnndcrsions collapsed very suddenly, aud int riered
ter, who was behind ana slightly inside OF Mr. Alex
nnder's big colt Custhnce had TO ease Rob Roy
and come up on the other sde, SO rs 70 get o.. o.
lost good deal Of valuable ground Glen Arthur had
meanwhile. shaken OFT Brown Prince, who lost ground
coming down the NIL aud entered the straight With
clean lead OF ms 6elu, ot whom Grey Friar and silyo
were the next two while Brown Prince, Claimant, Al
tyre and Rhidorroch werc MI Jumped together Grey
locked ike gong TO the front as ho began the hill but
he soon collapsed, and Brown Prince also retired
rte hnnl
now came along full OF running the upper ground,
with hdorroch the lower side, and they closed up
lot OF ground rs they passed the stands, but Glen Ar
thur ana Silvi0 had 100 mach Of read, aud though
the outsider struggled gamcy alter ms running 80
strongly throughout yet si'o oustaycd MN nhd won
a fine race Nv half length Glen Arthur beat Rob Roy
by three quarters OF lcbgih Tor second place ana
Khidorrocn was only head behind the avorites, Al.
tyre lih, Brown Prince SIXTH behind whom came the
pulling up dlylslon beaded by Tvuchet, Thunderstorm,
Cnaman and Grey Friar. Lady Miller arrived shortly
before the clearing 81 the course Tor tho next race:
According 10 Bensons chroaoxraph the race occupied
I'm. 50s.
AS soon as the great was decided the majority
OF The holiday folks made preparations Tor their depsr
ture that when the last was called there was
good unslv 10 notice Several OF The best two
year oids which have been on, this season. me race
there were two starters, the TACT that Grace aud
Ersilea were OF the number was sufficient 10 cause
so.uc little excitement. The iuttcr was really the
better OF the Two, considering what she had done AZ
Newmarket, ana therefore only shace 0f 0dds was
obal nabie against her while Grace second fayorllc
1T 10 1. Neither were In 1t, however, US Indy
Lulniey, going off at u tremendous pace, "chopped"
Der Geiu IRON the very beginning aud won with the
greatest ease, nothing trying Ia race out 50 as to cx
q md the winner.
Thursday was Of course the Off day. but tho presence
OF the Prince OF Wales added sOno attraction 10 The
day. In the High Level Handicap Pctrarch showed
that th age he Improving II anything. upon ms
thrce-year old form. His giving weight " every
thing in the race and then winning easily from such
fur performers as Rabagas H.. Lillian and Queen Oh
Cyprus is very good performance. tw0-ycar OH
stake which closed the days racing, produced some
little excitement Lsrssa, the iavorite, and Bishop
Burton. who was. but should not have becn an OUT
slider ran dead beat Tor first place. ltywas agreed
To run IL or odds OF 10 were atd on the My,
who WINS thong hit 70 be possessed OF tho most speed
but to tho disiay or her hackers Bishop Burton out
stayed her and very easily by couple OF lengths
THE
During Thursday night and Friday morning severe
storm broke over the South OF England and EPSON was
not exempt from rxvages Canvas tents, refresh
men booths and every thing IN the way Of temporary
erection suffered considerable damage. Added 10 iha
the day. that many Intending visitors altered their
minds and stayed at home. Among tho distinguished
visitors were General Grant, who mad arrived the pre-
yiOus day from Manchester and though the OCCASION
was not ausptcouB one for an Introduction 10 mo
great Epg SPORT yet Afforded The ox-PreSdent an
opportunity for observing that racing hcre 10 carried on
NO IN after what tho condition OF the eetnepts may pc
Alter Tho Glasgow Plato and Acorn Stakes mad been dis
posed OF the OF tho day took place. Alter one
away the nine were sent on thor journey, ana
the iav0rte at once going 10 tho front was never
aI,erward headed, Winning, with plenty To spare Dy
tnree-qnarters oil lengin. The time was exactly the
same vs. that OF tho Derby-2m. 5Os.but the stakes
we're by no means as valuable; Tor whereas the OAKS
only amounted f4.I75 tho Derby figured up fc oSo