The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-04
Racing in ngIand.

Bv Cable TO tue New York World
London, Oct. 29.-Racing at. Newmarket
sr 1880 ended to-day with the race for the
;,ckey club cup as one of the attractions. 1t
was run over the Cesarewitch course and had
Eve starters, including Lord Falmouth's
Apollo, Mr.. Leo de Rothschild's Favo, Lord
Bradfords ChippeRdsle, Mr.. p. Lorillard's
1lstske and Mr.. W. s. Crawtord's Out of
Bounds. The betting just before the start
was to on Chippendale, to against
Ont of Bounds, 20 to l each against Mistake
and Apollo snd 100 to against Fsvo. Chip.
nendse won in canter by four lengths, fol.
Iowed by Out of Bounds and Mistake, the
latter being beaten away of. The conditions
of the race are as follows
The Jockey club cup, valued at $500, ad-
ded 10 a sweepstake al e20 each, for three
wear ODDS and upwards, half forfeit; three
wear olds to carry 10 h.; four year olds, l24
H. five wear olds, l2I h.. six year olds and
upwards, 1913 h.; mares and gsldings allowed
Alb; the winner Of the Newmarket queens
Mate of 1880 to carry 8 ID. extra; of the
Derby, Doncaster, ST. Ledger, French Der
nv. CIR nd Prix, the Jockey club cup, Alex
sndra plate, Ascot, Doncaster, or Goodwood
Guns in 1879, or 1880, to carry ID. EXTRA of
sny two of the above races, u 10. extra;
maiden four year olds allowed h.; five and
UPWARDS, IA TO-; horses bred in a British colo.
uror in America that had not won in Eug-
land allowed 7 h.; 20 subscribers, Oesare-
witch course, two miles, two iurl ngs and
tgonty-eignt yards
THE WINNER,
Chippendale was bred by the late Mr..
Tom Dawson, at Mddleham, and at the
breaking up of that gentleman's establish
ment was sold, together with his DAM Ad-
yersity. TO Lord Bradford for $50 guipeas.
Cbippendale did not run till he was three
wears old, when he began his career by win
ming the Princes park plate at Liverpool,
carrying 90 pounds, and beating Palmbear,
BeddingLon, Lady Fanciul and Chit-Chat.
He next won the EPSON summer handicap,
carving so pounds, and beating Rddotto,
Rhidderrock, Woodlands, Bread finder, Shil-
lslsh and Stitchery, after which.he was beaten
for the Manchester cup. At Ascot he won
the Ascot Derby and Hardwicke stakes,
beating good fields, SilviO being among the
starters for the Hardwicke stakes. He next
failed for the St. Georges stakes at the Liv-
erpool July meeting and also for the Great
Yorkshire Handicap, but in his next essay,
the Cesarewitch, at Newmarket, he was
successful, carrying l63 pounds, Westbourne
being second with 9S pounds and Dresden
China third with 80 pounds, twenty four
others finishing behinl them. Chippendae
followed up that victory by winning her
msiesty's plate at the same meeting but he was
beaten at d subsequent meeting for the free
handicap sweepstakes, carrying ll9 to Out
Of Bounds at 10 pounds, Knight Of Burhg-
ley a. 100 pounds and Rayon dor at l25
pounds, This year Chippendale began by
winning the great Metropolitan stakes at
Epsom when with l22 pounds up, he beat
field of nine. tie was next seen at Ascot,
where he won her majesty's gold vase from
Nh. Leopold do Roihchild's Fashion, but
failed to beat Isonomy for the gold cup,
while for the Goodwood cup he was three
quarters Of length behind Dresden China
4 long rest followed until the recent Cesar
witch, whom, With 1870 pounds up, he was
unpaccd to Robert the Devil, Cipo 'atS and
The Star. This wa probably his las! appear
anco until the above race, although he may
have made another run during the present
week