The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-09

0dds and instead o. as IN late years. one horse hgur
ing at two one. the odds offered on tho fold
for long time six ana seven 10 one. rhe amount Of
money that has been lad out already in bets the
horses mentioned in the nj rket Is far larger
than many times has depended upon tho race, and
during the next days will be likely doubled
trebled, for opinions are widely at variance
specing the merits Of certain performances OF tho
prominent candidates.
BgAUcLERc.
Those who pay attention 10 the perior ces Of
English thoroughbreds will remember that Beauclerc
the winter favorite tor the Derby and Two Thou
sand Guineas but that short time before the
OF the latter he first OF tho three great three
rold events of the Year, he struck Of tho
two engagements named The cause of this action
tho part owner hts having hit himself while
pulling up after exercise gallop, and falling lame
the pen was put through his name without any delay
being Mr. Perkins desire TO protect the public This
action though commsndable enough, unfortunate,
tor the horse was soon all right, and thcre Is doubt
could have taken part III the Derby, and provided nc
had made the same relative improvement since 1877
that the other runners had done he would undoubt.
eddy have won. Having then prominent engage.
ment until tho st. Leger Beaucerc stopped in
his work. and when the proper time he was set
In motion again for oldfasnone Yorkshire prepa.
ration for the race. There be no question at all
In England last year, he the only three events
be started in like horse, winding up with the
Middle Park Plate At Newmarket, q race worth
$1S.t and In which Pilgrimage was then beaten
nearly four lengths. The second In that event
colt by Scottish Chief, out Of Katie, since
broken down. Behird the placed horses were Insu-
lalre and Maximiap, IN addition to lot OF horses
which, not being likely run, engaeed IN the ST.
Logger, need not be ntoned. Beuuclerc's standing
and have 10 be gagged by the subsequent
M I'M nj - n "a HoagC
later won the Dewhurst Plate ~ Newmarket, Insu-
lare, who carried four pound penalty being half
length behind, and Childeric and Attalus were
placed. AS already stated. she won the Two Thou
sand Guineas ana tho One thousand Guinsas this
deiic, Gengarry and others, and In the latter jan
nests was the winner. Jannctte subsequently beat
Rrimage would have again finished in front II sho had
not broken down. taxing, therefore Bcauclerc as
IS '' he was ' last il viii al once DO CON.
cIudei that BIO holds every one OF the ST. Leger
candidates cal ID ties safe, IT., Tor Pilgrimage mas beaten
she has deieAled Horses do not always preserve
their form, but the most faticring reports are
ceived from Nation, where Beauclerc 10 trained IN
der tho watchui care OF Mr. W. Hanson, u family
name prominently connected with the ooinys Of the
descendants oil Tho celebrated Queen Mary, Blink
Benny, Caller Gu, Blair AthoI, &c. An attempt was
lately made 70 get At Beauclerc, but watch
enabled 10 escape Seor. they had s,vs~ suissns
opportunity for the stable people 10 make their ap
psarance since then extra psscsu.,ons nave been
Ind II be keeps his health and does not hit his
EASTERN again no will be returned warm avorite Tor
he ST. Leger. HIS of foreieg pastern Is slightly mall
ormed, having been twisted by an accident while q
IoaL
Of the other candidates We have 1nsulaire and jan
nette the best upon this years running. and
Of those horses wncn win be stripped on Doncss,er
Town Moor September IL Will be referred to. Tho
French bred and owned colt lnsuaire mas done more
hard work In prominent this year than any OF
the others, and has met with most disheartenng pad
luck IN many OF them He ran second 70 Pilgrimage
and beat Seton In the Gaineas, and then In the
Derby, over the longer course, senon turned
the tables. SETON being out OF the ST. Lsgsr.
however, Insuiaire may be regarded as the
best coli this year's RAINING In Inc ST. Leger, Tor
behind him In tho Derby wcrc Chderic Csstiereagh,
Topsz, Attalus. Bonnie scotland and cyprus. ali Of
whom are likely To run at Doncaster. His continued
travelling between England ana France had possibly
something to do with his defeat At EPSON. for TING
out the weak spot horse not thoroughly a.. ,Ot
his defeat by Ciochsr, at Goodwood It hardly worth
while speaking
LORD PALMouru's PAIR,
Instead Of referring to Jannoe anu Chderic singly.
pair. For long time the considered TO be
better Than TIRE hy, but the market opera ions late
finish first Of tho tao in The 81. Lsser. cnSer.c,s
performance In the Derby was poor one, and 20 well
was bio running ana leading hts ncId iurlopg IRON
home that the race seemed over, but either from want
Of staying power or from being fsnt heartcd no shut
up at the finish. Az home ne goes along in splendid
style, yet many do that and yet when It comes TO the
pinch in a they are found wanting. II
. was want OF ability TO run the mile and half at
Epsom that caused him TO shut up then the extra
suarter OF mile al Dopcaster Is less likely 10 suit
him. Mi urh the course ~ n decidedly easier one
WhIe n n is soft bcart that s the trouble ON ~ ~
oIIv TO trust 10 b,s spccd in pr,vae ma an ndcatIon
NJ " hat no vii ao in racs Ia.ns,io an ,ne con.
lrary mas aIwavs rnn far ali she WIS vcr,h ana as
10 piember A. nrovcrbisi,v inc msre,s mon,h ana
iIi,es have 10 frequently proven them better
nan tho cola A., t,s rae. ,oyo,n.r ,,, ,hs lac, ,ba
he as sh o~n a. yorr ,h,s ssL ths, a.. 10 a., form
hcro s tle oodsr 40 see her savsr,te ior ths
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