The New York herald., 1879-09-24
RACING IN ENGLAND.

THE NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING
PREsroNPANs, ANTYcERA AND RAYoN Dor
TILE WINNERS OF IMPORTANT EVENTS.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON. Sept %. 1879.
The Newmarket first October meeting commenced
to-day. Tho principal events were the Hopeful
Stakes. the First Nursery Stakes and the Great Foa
Stakes. The American stable Of Mr.. P. LorIlard
was represented in both the Hopeful and Nursery.
the chestnut lly Pappoose sister to Paroe) finish
ing third in the former and the bay fly Geraldine
being unplaced in the latter Count F. de Lagranges
chestnut colt Rayon dor. the winner Of the Dom
caster st. Leger, the Great Foal Stakes. The
weather was wet.
THE HOPEFUL STAKES.
OF thirty-one subscribers in the Hopeful Stakes.
half mile, five ran. These were Lord Anglesey 3
Prestonpans. Mr.. W. S. Crawfurd's In Bounds. Mr..
p. Lorillard's Pappooso Captain Machell's Maras-
chino and Lord Rosebery's Camorra. The betting
before the race was to against Prestonpans. to
l against Pappoose and to against In Bounds. At
starting Pappoose showed the way from Prestonpans
and In Bounds. with Maraschino next. and in this
way they ran until furlong from home when Pres
tonpans and In Bounds came away together. and
after u rafting tussle Prestonpans won by head.
In Bounds second two lengths in front of Pappoose.
SUMMARY.
The Hopeful Stakes of 40 sovs each. half forfeit,
olds. colts 122 lbs and lies 100 lbs the winner OF
a 400 sovs. sweepstakes with 10 subscribers to
carry lbs; OF two such stakes, lbs. extra; all
carry lbs. extra those got by Arabans out OF
Arabian allowed IA lbs; the owner of the SOC
ond horse to receive so out OF the stakes The
last half Of Alb. M. l31 subs.).
Lord Angesey's b. C. Prestonpans, by Prince
Mr.. W. S. Crawfurds ch. 4. In Bounds, by Her
init, out of Boundary. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2
Mr. p. Lorillard's ch. {. Pappoose. by Leaning
ton, out of Maiden
Captain Machell's b. C. Maraschino. by Carnival
out OF Curacao ......
Lord Rosebery's Camorra. by Rosicrucian. out Of
Mouena. v
THE FIRST NURSERY STAKES.
The First Nursery Stakes. for rwo-year-olds.
brought thirteen to the post. and was by Cap
tain Machell's bay flly Antycera Captain G. Pat
rick's chestnut fllv Landrai secured the second
place. Count Il. dc Lagrange's chestnut colt Inno-
cent the third Mr. p Lorillard's bay ily Geraldine
the fourth, and Sir j. D. Astleys bay ly Despotism
the hfth. The betting just before the 100
to against Antycera. to 1 against Landrai. to
against Innocent. to / against Geraldine and to
against Despotism.
SUMMARY.
The First Nursery Stakes (handicap) Of Is sovs.
each 10 forfeit with $50 added If twenty accept and
less if smaller number. for two-year-olds winners
after the publication of the weights to carry lbs
If of o handicap. lbs.; Of any two races. 10 lbs
extra; entrance sovs the only forfeit If declared
by a time to be fixed when the weights appear; last
fve furlongs of Alb NJ. (46 subs.).
Captain Macholls b. I. Antycera, by George Fred
erick, out OF Lady Salisbury ...................
Captain G. Patrick's ch. f. Landrail, by Blair
Athol out of Ortolan.
Count F. de Lagranse's CHI. c. Innocent. by Dutch
Skater or Mirlihor out of Ida.
Mr. p Lorillard's b. +. Geraldine. by Saxon out OF
Girl of the Period. Observation-Disclosures.
Sir j. d. Astey's b. (. Despotism. by Musket. out
OK La NeVo q
THE GREAT FOAL STAKES.
The Great Foal Stakes. mile. two furlongs and
seventy three yards brought six to the post The
race was by Count f. de Lagrange's chestnut
colt Rayon dor. Mr.. L. Browns bay colt Discord
secured the second place and Mr. j. Trotters chest
nut colt Palmbearer the third. The betting just be-
fore the was to on Rayon dor. to against
Discord and 25 to against Palmbearer.
SUMMARY.
The Great Foal Stakes of 25 each 10 forfeit,
with added for three years-old; colts 124 lbs..
fllios 121 lbs; the second to receive 300 the
sovs out the stakes the winner of the Derby. St.
Leger or Grand Prix de Paris lbs. extra; maidens
allowed lbs; entrance sovs., the only liability
for horses struck out by Tuesday in the first Octo-
ber meeting 1Sy0 A. F. (430 entries. so of whom de-
cared forfct.)
Count L. de Lagrange's ch c. Rayon dor. by
Flagcoet out of Araucaria, l31 lbs ............
Mr. T. Browns b. C. Dscord, by Sce-Saw out of
r7Anthem by Cathedral, 124 lbs bs................ 2
Mr. J. Trotter's ch. C. Palmbearer, by The Palmer
out of Schechallion. by Blair Athol, LA lbs....