The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-20
RACING IN ENGLAND.
The Second Day at Ascot
Heath.
JULIUS CESAR WINS THE ROYAL HUNT CUP.
The Ascot Derby Won BY Insulaire aud the
Coronation Stakes by Redwing.


LONDON. June TO- 1875
The racing a. Ascot Heath was Continued to-day.
ths Royal Hunt Cup and the Ascot Derby being the
races which the chief oil the day Gen.
tired. The for the Coronation Stakes also came
on and this gave the days amusement.
as II had good field OF eleven.
The Royal Hunt Cup, handicap sweepstakes for
three ysarolds and upward had subscription list OF
seventy-two, out of which nineteen the post
Mr.. Crawiurd's chestnut colt Avontos the II.
vorite at the odds Of to 1. He did not, however,
prove equal TO the expectations OF his backers and
was badly BEATEN not being placed In the race which
was won by Mr.. Bests julius Cesar against whom IA
to was given. Lord Hartington's Bephabe, with 20
to against ner In second, and Mr.. Rymils
Rosy Cross, who quoted at 10 against l. third
Tho following Is
The ROYAL HUNT Cur. picce OF plate. value 800
third, added 70 handicap sweepstakes 10 SOW sach
ior an ages Gwo years old sxcepted); winning PENAL
Mr. !. 4. Bsst's b h. julius Caesar, sysars, BY St.
Adams, dam Julie. ........................... !
Lord Harnngton's b. l. Bsphoeoe, years, by Tox-
Mr. II. Rymili's pr. Rosy Cross, years, BY Ros-
NJ W. ). Crawfnrds ch. 9. Avontes, years. by Dis
Tin, dunn Avondais. Observation-Disclosures. O
THE WINNER.
julius Caesar began his racing career as two-year-
old at Epson, April 30 1875. BY winning tho West
minister Stakes or f375, AT about s furlongs
lV yards and no ran fourth the
day for the Hyde Fark Plate OF $780, about halt q
MILE Charon. Lotto and Hesper being in front OF
him. On May 2s he ran for the Epson Two-Ycar-Old
tate, about furlongs. lilo yards, carrying l27
ios, and at the flush had five in front OF him,
hesper winning the race At Stockbridge, June 25
be was third for the HurstDourne Stakes which was
won by Julia Peachum. julius Cesar finished the
year a. the Newmarket Second October Meeting by
unsuccessful run for the Prendergast Stakes which
was won BY Kaleidoscope, hros-year-oId julius
C@sar was Very unfortunate, as In seven races IN
which be started he never scored victory.
He started first tor the Two Thousand
Guineas and second 10 Pctrarch. His
second race was for the Epson Derby
ana ns landed third, Kisber Winning, ForerunDer
second Juiius next ran at EPSON for the Prince OF
wales Stakes, and he again third, Petrarch aud
Great Tom being in front OF him at the finish He
next appeared a. Goodwood the Stewards Cup, six
furongs and was beaten by eight OF the twenty seven
starters Defeat still followed him. for two days after
tho last race be started again Goodwood this time
Tor the Goodwood Corintnfan Plate, one mile, aud
tour OF him at the end julius Csesar NEXT
appeared at Doncaster Tor the ST. Leger Stakes and
Fetrarcn and Wild Tommy were ahead Of HIM ut the
hrsh Hc flushed the year at Liverpool for the Liv-
erpool Autumn Cup BY running tenth In u FIELD OF
twensy-four. As four-ycar-old julius Caesar only
started three hmes winning once He began at Ep-
som by winning the City Suburban Handicap OF
xi34o about ono mile and quarter, beating field OF
twenty-ciguL His next appearance was at Brighton,
August 9. when he second 10 Charon tor The
Brighton Cup two miles, and closed the year ut the
same place. October 80 by running second TO Rhdor-
rock for the Brighton October Handicap, about mile
julius Cesar has run twice this year before to-day.
and this 30tn OF APRIL nj the EPSON Sprinp
Meeting, for the City and Suburban Handicap, which
was won by Seton, Julius Caesar landing attn. There
were twenty eight startcra He ran fourth for tho
Roscbcry Stakes, ono mile, the day after the Derby,
u EPSON, Kaleidoscope winning, Foolstop second,
Hespor third.
THE ASCOT DERBY STAKES
Only thrs" horses started for the Ascot Derby
Stakes These were Count Laeranges InsulaIre who
was second ip the Derby and the Grand Prx dc Paris
Lord Falmouth's JEANETTE, the winner OF The O~ks.
and Lord RoseDery's Con Cregan The betting was
10 on lnsuiaire 6o on JEANETTE and SO to against
Con Cregau. rho resulted IN a victory Tor Insu.
larc, who won In center, with Con Cresan second
Jannet.e bringing up the rear. The following isa
SUMMARY.
The Asoor DERBY STAKES OF so sov~~ each, halt
forfeit, with 200 sovs added, for three car
colts 70 carry l22 lbs hllics lis lbs, wipung peu.
sies; The owner oil tho horse to receive 100
sovs, and oil the third 80 OF stakes tho
surrley course, one mule and n naL
Count T. dc Lagrangs's blk C Insulaire, by Dutch
skater, dam Green sleeves. Observation-Disclosures.
u O.
mez dam Miss Harriotie. Observation-Disclosures. a
LORD Fnimouth's b. T. Januetto, By LORD Ciiiden,
YAM SncvssAunCs. 3
WINNIE.
Insuiairc was rnisod by Count do Lagrange in
France He began his racing career at two years old,
running eight times during the year and winning
twice. These were the Corporation stakes
ut Brighton, about half q mile, and tho Rut.
land Stakes at Newmarket First October,
September %. This year no won the Prix du Jockey
Club ~ Chantiily aud ran sccond to Pilgrimage Tor
the Two Thousand Guineas and second to Seton Tor
tho Derby, and was second for the Grand Prix de
Paris the 10th inst. lie 10 well bred colt OF fine
size, and his late running seems to improve him.
rms coRPoRArIox STAKES
The Corporation stakes brought out q good Geld OF
eleven, including Blue RIDGE who was tho favoritc;
Rodwing. Strathhect and Brie The betting was TO
against Srathneet, TO against Rcdwing, 10 TO 3
against Blue Ridge and 10 to against Bro rho race
by Rcdwing by . neck, with strathacot
second, Blue Ridge and Bric running dead heat for
third place. The following lisa
The CORONATION STAKES OF 100 sovs. each half for
felt with 800 added, for three year. old nies 10
ssrayd Sa a.. D, wnsns a ponaes me owner 81 The
Lord Falmoulh's br. t. Redwipe. by Blair AthoL
Duke Of W.s.msn:tcr,s ;. strs.sac:;' ny Scot,
tlsn Chef, out OF Highland FIings dam. ....... 2
Lord Bradford's br. !. Blue Rage, by r. Mel.
bourne, can SatawOA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Baron A. dc Rothschild's VI. l. Br,s. by Parmesan,
dam Highland sister.
sDead heat
WINNIE
Rcdwing has been a remarkably fortunate nily.
She ran six races q two-ysar-old and won i've OF
them. The first was at Stockbruge, when sho won
tho hurstbourno Stakes OF e. 800 about i've furongs;
the noxt at Newmarket July 4, when sho won Tue
Exeter Stakes Of S44o, four turiongs. Her win
was at Lewes, August 10, when she captured tho
Astcy Stakes OF e. l55, avc furionss Then NJ York.
August a. she won tho Cornwall Produce) Stakes OF
E54o, 1ve iurlongs ~ yards; aud ~ tho Newmarket
First October, september 20, she won tho Boscawan
tpost) Stakes OF E700, i've iurongs, lao yards The
last she ran as two-year-od she beaten by
pilufimaps nj Newmarket Houohton In thu Post