The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-19
Three Notable Events Decided at
Ascot Heath.
vERNEUIL WINS THE GREAT VASE.



OLD Vase tho Prince or walos Stakes and the Ascot
Stakes
For the Gold Vase, which Is given by Her Majesty,
there were ou,y two estants. vcrneuil and Lady
Go ightlv, the latter being Tho iavorito They were
both -four ycar-olds. verneuil was the winner. Tho
following isa
SUMMARY.
TuR GOLD VASE, given by Her Majesty, added 10
weepstakes OF 20 sovs escn, or ihrcc-ycar-olds
ana Upward, with aon-wnning allowances and WIN
ning penalties. Two miles.
Count r. dc Iagranse's CHI. C. vcrneul, by Nor
.emers' dam Ecgalia years Old
Lord Falmouth. b. r. Lady ColiXhtly, ny King
Tom, dam Lady Coventry, years oii.......... 2
TIE WINNER.
yerneu was brod by Couat dc La range at his os.
iublishment in France. lie brought OUT tho any
when two years old, and ran her i've times IN Eng.
land. Her first appearance was at Goodwood IN tho
Prince Of Wales Stakes OF 81 400 six urlongs. She
diI hot get place, tour 9TH re- being in front OF her.
vcrneuil next arpeTcd at Doncaster IN the Glasgow
Stakes OF Goo, TOUR iurlougs and l52 yards. This
she won by three lengths, beating Zucchero. Cannon
Bal; ana The Bclllnan. verncui next at the Same
meeting for the Wentworth stakes OF $500, six fur
longs, and was second 10 Lady Golightly. Kmnr-
mock third. Tho next appearance OF yerneuii
was at the NcwmargctFi rst October meet
ing, wncn shc the Buchanan Stakes
OF 81, 500, 1vo Iurongs, lao yards, beating Siivio
Hyndl.nd and Morsiana: and she closed her
two year I'D campaign by running second TO Jongleur
ior tho G croa Of f94o, six iarlongs beating si1
Others. Verneuil was kept in active service when
She participated in no loss than four
teen races, winning i've Of them. Her first racc was
at Paris for tho Pouie dEssai Of fl,735, ono milo
which was won by Fontainebcsu, Bataille second,
ycrncui third Her mex. appearance for the
French Derby, mile aud halt when she ran Sec
ond to Jongleur. yerncuii next ran Tor and won the
rp.; f,adra ila nttJ turtn
TINS victory followed by another at Paris, which
was the prix Seymour, OF about El35, milo and
half But she beaten three days afterwards
tor tho Grand Prix de Paris OF f5,747,
milo and seven iurldngs, by ST. Christophc,
Jonglour and S,racnino. The noxt appearance Of
vcrneuil u England whore she walked over tor the
Drawing Room Stakes, milo and quartar, at Good
wood. She returned to France and WAS third IN tue
Grand ST. Lgcr OF Franc, run at Caen, August o,
S,rachino and Noumea being IN front Il her. Al
De.nvillc, August II, sho won the lrix Spcctal .
mile and three furOng~; but tho next week Vinai
grelte beat her in the Grand Prix do Dcanville, she
having i've behind her At the finish. On sundsy Sop
TENDER TO- Jongleur beat her Ut Paris for tho Pax
Royal Oak, one milo and seven iurlongs; and on tho
following sunday ut Paris, sho was beaten by Vale
ron Tor The Pr,x do v,liebon, oso milo AMI half
Gong over TO England, sho appeared at the
Newmarket Second October, and IN tho Select
Stakes mile and seventeen yards. shc was
third 10 Jongeur and Plucida vorncuil next ran Ia
tho Cambridge stakes nt tho Newmarket Houghion,
ono mile and 240 yards She was sixth at tho finish,
tho raco being won by Jonglcur. vcinoui closed the
year by winning The meeting the Jockey Club
Cup OF $3.50, two miles, TWO furlouns and twenty.
eight yards Vcrnoul has started Twice before tho
present this year, tho first time at the Newman.
kct Craven meeting April "a III tho Ciaret Stakes,
stn
EPSON spring meeting 10 the CITY aud Suburban, In
both of which races she was beaten.
THE FRINGE OF WALES STAKES.
brought out eld oil seven starters including Bonnie
Scotland who was the invortc In the betting ut to
4; Seton, VINO ruled 10 q ChiIderc, against whom
10 10 gwen, and Glcngariy. who started at tho
odds of 20 10 /. Glengarry, who was considered
comparative outsider won tho race, with Cnilderic
second seiloE and Boanio Scotland running q dead
heat third place. The iolowingis
SUMMARY.
Tho Prince OF Wales Stakes, or so sow. each,
half forfeit, with 1000 sovs. added. Tor three.
year oids, colts 10 carry l22 os lilies III lbs win.
penaliics The owner oil tho second horse 70 re-
ccivc 800 sovs. and the owcnerof tho third horse
200 sovs. out oil the stakes; new course about
one mile iva turonss (9s subscrlbsrsl
Mr.. j. II. HouIdswor,hs ch. Q. Glengarry, by Scot
tjsh ChicL dam Crocus 125 Observation-Disclosures. !
LORD Famoutn's b. 9. Childeric, by scottish Chief,
Mr. INV ". crawtara's b 9 SETON, by spectrum,
out OF Livcrpoors dan, IL ibs..........
Mr. H. Pecs's CD. g Bonnie scotland, by Thor
mAnby, dam Blue Boil, III lbs................:..
sDead heat
Glcpgary has run twice before this year, the nrst
time for tho Craven Stakes mt the Newmarket Craven
Meeting April 25 In which he landed third, Seiton
and rhurio bong front OF him NJ tho finish. Glen
garry's second appearance was in tho Two thousand
Gu,ncns, whom he landed 9th, Pilgrimage, Insuiairc.
~
beating Chiderlc and Seton to-day WINS groat sur
Prise 10 those who wcro laying tho odds against him
THE ASCOT STAKES.
There were sevcntcca starters for tho Ascot Stakes
out Of subscription list OF forty Jour- and OF these
Mr. MAYORS Jcstcr was iancicd by tho betting
fraternity, the odds against him being to 1, whlc
against Chcstcrton, who won the race, 100 to was
given. Advance camo 10 second, ana Finis third,
they bong quoted In the betting lists at to aud
10 I respectively. Jester was not placed. Tho fol-
lowing isa
SUMMARY.
Tho Ascot Stakes OF ~ sovs. zach, 10 forfeit and
only II declared out, with 500 sovs. added for Tho
winner and lou sovs for tho second tho third TO re
ccivc 80 sova out Of the stakes; winning penalties:
round, starting al tho distance post, about two
miles.
Mr. J.. Cores b. c. Chcsterton, years, by Mon
tagnarJ, dam Palmotinc. Observation-Disclosures. /
Lord L,psdalo's ,. y Advance, years, by specu-
Mr. y. Lo,cu's g. b. FINS q years, by Mafsyas,
uhm AZ Last.
Nj. H. O. MAYORS Gu. h. Jester, . years, ny Mer.
rJmakcr dams pcdig!ce unknown.............
Chestcrton. rs two ycar-old, started but once, and
this was at tho Newmarket July meeting, for tina
Maiden Plate, about halt mile. There were six IN
front OF him and tour behind. AS u three. year Old
however, he had plenty OF work. being engaged In no
less than ten races, SIX oil which he won. HIS FIRST
appearance last year was at Huntington, July
"a, when no ran second 10 Ambcrgris for
tho Kimooton wcltcr Handicap, whcn no was
beaten only neck, and tho samb day at the
place iU won Her Majcstys Plate oil 200 gulneas
two miles, aud tho next day he won tho Hunsin gdou.
shire stakes thandic,p) OF 1896, ono mile ana six
furlonss Al Eshsm, August IL, Uhesterton won Hcr
Majas,ys Plato OF 200 guincas about two miles and
$40 yarde. aud the next day ut tho same place hc
won tho surrey aud Mddloscx stakes (hand,cap) oi
f215, one milo and quarter. Al York, August
70 he won Her MJcstys Plato OF 2UO guineas
tvo miles. and Doncasfcr sorsa,c,.,. ii,