The New York herald., 1878-10-11
RACING IN ENGLAND.

THE NEWMARKET SECOND ocro8xn Met
PIoN srAKEs-LoBD yALHourR's coLoas
FIRST AND SECOND.
lBY CABLE TO THE HERALD.1
LONDON, Oct 10, 1878.
The race for the Champion Stakes came on to-day
at the Newmarket Second October Meeting. Lord
Falmouth's bay ny Jannetts Was tho winner, the
same owners bay colt svio coming In second and
Lord Duppln's bay geIding Kaleidoscope third There
werc seven starters.
TEE BETTING.
JEANETTE was strong favorite, 10 being the bet
ting against her.
USPLACED HoRssA
PstSaren. Glspgarry, vsrnsun and Glen Arthur
also ran aud finished In sne order named.
SUMMARY.
the Champion Stakes Of 20 sovG eash half forfeit,
with 1000 added, Tor tnreey sAr.ods, 70 carry
81. To-; four, est To- I've and upward At 6io.;
mares allowed lbs; the sscnnd horse to receive zen
per cent and The third nvs per cent on the whole
he declared By the nr.t Tuesday in January. 1877.
A =. One mile. 2 turiopgs, 7syards t2ss subs. 80
Lord Falmouth's b. I. Jannests. BY Lord Cifdcn,
Lord Faimoa,n's B. q silv,o. BY Blair A.noI, out
OF silver Hair. years od. od..................... 2
osa ou. 81 .u.. og The M.r%! ys.l.
Lord Dupphns b. b. Petrarch, bv Lord CIifdcp,
out OF Laura, by Orlando, years old O
Mr. J. H. Houlds worth's cb. d Gicngarry, BY Scot.
tish Cnicf eut OF Crocus, yssra old. d............
Count r. Dc Lasrsnss's on .. vsrneuiI BY Morse-
Mr. hi,cneli Innss' b g Glen Arthur, BY Advcn-
tursr, out OF Maid or the Glen, years old ......
WINNER.
Lord Falmouth, the oxnsr OF Jannssts, 10 one Of
the most thorough sportsmen In England His lord.
ships winnings on tho turf last year amounted q
f34, ,37& He has won in the past the One Thousand
vii
Ypnaway; tho Two Thousand Guinsas once. wish
Auart,e the Derby twice. with Kngerait ana s,ivio:
tho Oaks twice, with Queen Bertha and Spin
away; the ST. Lsger twice, With Silvio and
Jaunetta He has also run second to his own
animals 10 Of these races. Viz, Lady Love was
second 70 Srinawsy In tho oaks, Lady Goiightiy 20
siivo In the st. Lseer, and Childsrio 10 Jauness ror
the same event. Now follows In Importance the
Champion Stakes, with Jasnstte first a. the winning
pest and sllvio second. The victory Of svio In the
81 ledger OF 1877 gave Lord Falmouth the nvs grsa.
events Of that year, icat only rivallsd
by the late Sir Joseph Hawsy.
Jannstte was brod by her owner, Lord Falmouth
ana 10 BY Lord Cidon (sho winner Of the 81. Legsr
in 1885, cut Of Chevisaunce sister Of Lord Lyon the
winner OF the Two Thousand Guinsas. Derby aud ST.
Leeer In 1885, aud OF Achievement, the winner Of the
One thousand and 81 Lsxsr In 1867. she BY Stock.
WELL out Of Paradign, BY PArasonc. which makes her
related Of the most successful racing miles
on the English tori. Jannette 10 . whole colored
bay, s,snding nearly sixteen hands. with Immense
length and depth OF body, nns, blood-lko symmetry
and excellent limbs and temper. As two-ysar.old
she closed the wish unbsatsn record. al.
though three eut Of her victories she waiksd
over" the She defeated lnsalairs twice. The
spark, Nsrina and ClSmontne, and 10 was gsnsraily
understood that she better than her stable com.
pAnon, CAiderc. JAnstts began her racing career by
winning the Tricnnal Stakes a. Ascot whsn with the
odds OF TO her, she beat nsld or four on the
Y. G. Is iuriongs 1856 yardsl shs next captured the
Richmond Stakes at Goodwood, wnsn again a. The
favorits she by three lengths from nsld OF four
teen. including Ssison the winner OF the Derby and
Insuairc the second horse. She noxt walked svcr1
for the wentworth Proauco Stakes ., Doaeasser ana
also Tor the BIckenham stakes sho Newmarket Ftvst
October A. the second October meeting she beat
lnsuiairs for the Clsarwen Stakes with . dinsrsscs
OF osiy Two pounds between thsm Al The same
meeting she walked over" Tor the Brelby
the Crtsr,oa Stakes a. the NswnarEss Housh,on
meeting, when. unsxpecsedly snd with ba.
stable .as sus rd Tmou.s n.yDs od n:s =:
run Chiideric she s.srted with the betting even
against her and beat Cismss,ns and ssvcn o'hsrs W
mock, which ended her years. werk with Q credit of
E526d As thrss.ysar-oid she DID nss start until
,hs ono Thousand Ga,neas ~ Newmarket Meeting, on
The 10th ui, when she hnishsd sscoua 10 Pilgrimage,
ihrscquarters ofa length away, but two isngths In
front OF Comentine Sne thsn turnsd the tables on
Pilgrimage, sud won the OAKS by . length. thus
credisng the great ny second time 10 Lord
Falmouth, his hrst victory OF tho event being IA
Asso. Derby s.sss :ra noisssd third insSis,rs and
Cregan being In front OF her A. the same meet
Ing she won the Twsnticth-nth Trisnnal stakes, and
at tho Newmarket July meeting captured the Mo.
summer stakes very easily. Her next essay was ~
the recent York August Meeting, wnere she won tho
Yorkshire Oaka A. this time came the rumor that
Boauclcrc tnon favsriIe tor tbs 81 Leger--had
again injured himself IN strong gallop, wnsn jan
cite was eagerly sought afer ior tho Don.
caster Town Moor. She won the 81. Lsgsr BY four
lengths, the same swner's Chiusric oeing second,
hall length ahead Of Lord Lonsdais's Master Kii-
dare. Al ths same meeting Janette captured the
Park Hiii stakes Of 1915, which fests ~ her tsssi