Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-26
FOREIGN DISPATCHES
FOYHALL.

Particulars OF His winning the
Camhridgeshire Stakes - Glory
Enough for the Boss American
Colt.
LONDON. 0otobsr 26.-In the great
race for The Cambridssshirs stakes at
Newmarket on Monday thirty.two hsrses
started. Altar . couple Of breaks away
thsre was . fairly gssd start. shinslass
made the running from the Knight Of
Athoi, Piarcus and Montross. The
most promiusnt OF the second lot were
Pilsmon, Bend Or. Lucy Gii.tsrs, iris.
tan and Foxhsll. The rear lot consisted
Of Peter, Mistake aud Etons. There
was bat little change for the first
half q mile, when Lucy Glittsrs took
the lead with Fexhsll, Philamon. iris
tan, Incsndiary, Piarcus and Peulst
oless up. When . little OVER Q quarter
Of q mile from home Lucy Glitters was
leading Foxhall and Tristan By halt .
length, with Mistake close up on lower
ground. This order wal maintained
past the post. When nearing homo
Foxhall closed Up. and going on. won
comfortably, bat BY . head only before
Lucy Glittsrs. separated from Tristan
by q neck. There was q Aue race from
this distance pole. Poulst was fourth.
Incsndisry ffth, Piarcus sixth, Bend Or
seventh, Philamon, Teastmastsr Pres
tor, Psnsus, Montross and the Cory
ally following In the order named. Tho
betting ct the start was ten against Fox.
hall and seven to . against Lucy
Glitters. Time Of race, 2:l6 20. Watts
rode Fexhall.
tremendous outburst Of enthusiasm
greeted the hosting Of mo. 4" 40 win
nsr. Very seldom has such . shout
been heard M Newmarket. William
Day, the trainer OF Kssns's horses, was
psrhsps the happisst nan on earth. II
10 twenty-five years since Days charges,
Dulieslls and Wsathsrbound, won the
Oxaroviieh and Cambridgeshire stakes.
He led Foxhall into the paddock Tor the
Jockey TO be weighed. and was compelled
10 repeatedly bow acknowledges nts for
himself and the horse. Watts 10 . young
jockey, and also came In for immense
greeting; be was congratulated for the
manner In which be had achieved the
victory. Archer himself. who, BY the
way, has not ridden 0 winner for the
last two days, greatly 10 the disgust Of
himself and the army Of followers, whe
haye a constitutional habit Of backing
,.Archer's mounts" ooald not have
timed the finish better. He made . So
prone effort just at the proper moment
having made 0 wonderful calculation Of
Foxhsil's capabilities. for Lucy dlitters,
carrying thirty.Avs pounds less weight,
and Tristran, carrying nipstssn pounds
less. challenged him with enormous %.
vantsgss In regard to weight; but Fox
halls immense stamina, with watts In
telligsnt guidance, added another TO the
long list OF American successes.
The victory IL altogether unpreoe.
deuted In the history OF racing. ~ such
great horses % Sterling, Blue Gown and
others, when attempting similar feats,
have failed. Kssns 10 reported 70 have
won cat, 900. Walton, Of the Ut. James
Hotsl, In New York city, now In Lon
don, won $50 900 on the race.
LONDON, October 28.-Ths Sportsmdn
says: Foxhsll's performances On Monday
IL unprecedented. He 10 certainly the
best th~rss.ysar.old this season.
The Standard says: VIZ heartily oon.
graduate the Americans upon having al
last seen some returns for the vast sums
they have spent In tho purchasing OF
thoroughbred stock.