New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-20
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GOAT-RACNG ON THE THAMES.

or TnE CONTEST.
LOSU0N. Friday. Nov. 10, 1850.
The international Regatta was resumed to-
day The weather was agreeable contyas to that Of
Yesterday, but the attendance again extremely
roor. Rlsy was nr.t 10 take his station followed by
Nicholson AMI The start took place at ten mn-
utes pas > o'clock y. m. Oh The Thames Rowing no
boat-house Ross bad got myth ahead and kept out
in the middle Of tie river Nicholson keeping well IN
under the shelter o. the bank began Ia gain, and OF
Wadens Wharf he led by coupl, OF yards, Ross, Hos
mer ana Riley in the order named being separated by
about Length. On nearing the Grab Tree" Ross made
a srurt. ami soon after I'd by two lengths.
The steering was all very bad. Hammers NTH Bridge
WAS PASSED in the following order Ross, HOsmer Riley
Nicholson They then separated by about length
between each. Ross WAS evidently now rowing cas-
fy but there was good race between Homcr and Riley
for second place. Reydespe one OF two pucEy purts
was unable 10 reach Ho-ncr, and finished length aud
a half behind him. ROSS the same distance ahead.
Nicholson It bad fourth Tue time Of the winner Of
the heat to Hlmmersmith 1880; his time for the
entire race was 1922. Nicholson foned with barge
opposite the soap Works
THE SECOND HEAT.
In the second heat Warren Smith nad the Surrey shore
station. Trickett next, then HawdOn with Laycock
on the Mddlesex shore. Smith led at the start and
maintained MS position TO the Puncy steamboat pier,
but at simmons boathouse Hawdon bad taken tnc lead
Smith being second and Laycock third. At tine London
RaEug CLUB bOa-nOusc HawlOn had the lead by hif a
| length, LIycock having come up in the meantime and
| assumed second place, while Trckett and Smith raced
on level the Creek Trckett succ' eded IN passn
Smith, whose seemed 10 be rapidly diminishing,
and AZ this pOnt in tue following order
| HaWdOn first, LaycOck quarter OF length behind,
| Tuckett half length astern VI Llycock, ana Smlih
| "A length behind TFlckett. HaWdOn gave way
10 Iaycuck who passed HIM at the Creek above Craven
Cottage aud secured the place. 1rom which he was
never afterward depOsed. At the Grass wharf HawtGn
led Tricketi by length Smith being two and onchalt
| lengths behind the LATER.
In the half mle there was some splendid racing,
and Idrrabe cbanse took place IN The order: Al
Walcu'- Wharf Trick drew level with Hawdon.
separating him from thn otlcr two. AZ the Crab Tree
Trckett, IawdOn and smith were nearly on level, ana
M the Rose COttagc Smith scd HawdOn, anu IN Try
ing 10 pass 1rckctt touched the stern Of the latter
| boat As the Australian out OF his course he was
| obliged tu stop stroke or two, anG TINS allowed
| The order WAS as blows LIycOok leading by three
lengths Sndh 4. and liawdOn two ngth5 astern
of smith witn IrCkr close behind him. Between this
p,ut ii an mith Bridge good race ensucd be-
I'VE Trlckctt ard HawiOn. and eventually the form
.urcecdcd IN tlkug th' thrl place. Ouy the Thames
Con,ervdpcY an launch was able 10 pass under the
bridge. The leading men maintained the SANE position
IN the hnIsh LaycOck winning by two and u hall
lengths with smith two lengths ahead OF Irickett, who
| WAS third. TrcKetts aim OF ioU was not aIuwed
The time OF tnr winner tO III mmelsmth ll:27; for
the entire race 17:23 Tuck, started first tayOIte for
the heat being aii on him. Itls collapse was even
| more u.arR. d than IN his race with Hanlun.
As The result tuis DAYS contests, Ross LayoOck
uosuer and smith VIII compete tomorrow over tIe iu
Thames course fom he futney Aqucduct To the SHY
| at nortlake-4ia mcs-.ur the American prizes Tie
| start Will take pace NJ 23O O'Clock i. M.