New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-16
THE WALLACE CO.,
sILVERsMITHs. 2.6 FIFTH AVE.
G1LTEE MORE WINS AGAIN..
BRILLIANT OPENING OF THE ASCOT
RACE MEETING.
MR. GUBpINs.s IRISH COLT CAPTURES THE
PRINCE OF wALEss sTAxEs-RoYALTIEs
AND wFII-KNowH AMERICANS
PRESENT.

Ascot Heath England, June 15.-Fine weather pre-
vailed here to-day the first days racing of the Ascot
Heath meeting. There was rich programme ana
big fields. The feature of the day was the victory
of the Irish COLI. Gatce More. j. Guoonss DERBY
winner, in the Prince of Waess Stakes. Galtee
More also this year won the Two Thousand Guneas
and the Newmarket Stakes.
The Prince and Princess of Wales and their party
left London at II o'clock. and arrived AZ WINDSOR
by noon, where the Duke of SAKE Coburg-Gotha'
the Duke OF Cambridge. Prince Christian oil
hleswiS-Ho!s:ein and Prince Victor staying at
Cumberland Lodge. The party drove to the New
Mile, where they entered In five landaus each drawn
by four splendid bays with Positions and outriders
in Ascot .ver!es. The party proceeded up the
course to the Roya. Stand. The Duke and Duchess
OF York. Princess Victoria OF Wales and Prince and
Princess Charles OF Denmark also present
The Americans present included the United states
Special Envoy 10 the Queens jubilee, Whlteaw
Reid and Mrs. Reid: Levi y. Morton. the former
V.ce-Prcs.den, OF the United States Mrs. Morton
and their daughters: Mr.. and Mrs. Edmond Bayhs,
Mrs. Samuel Colgate. Mr. and Mrs. James t. Hoose-
welt, Henry White, Secretary Carter and others all
OF whom occupied seats In the royal Enclosure.
THE first year OF the fort.eth Ascot Biennial
Stakes" OF 10 soverelgns each, with 800 sovcrelgrs
added. won By the Loriard-BeTesford stable S
brown colt Elm. This race IS for two-year-olds'
the second receive 10 per cent out OF the stakes
Seven horses ran over the Two-Year-Old Course the
result IN detail being follows:
Tn. -Beresford Stables b. Elm. by senss
ton Equality
Mr. FARES b. Z La Fcre by Observation-Disclosures
The race for the Gold Vase. valued at 200 SOW
eroigns. given by Her Majesty with 2cD soveregns
in specie for the winner and 100 sovereigns for the
second for three-y ear-olds and upward. resulted
follows:
NJ r I<baudy's ch. h. Count schomberg years old.
BY Aughrin-C!onavarn ....................''..''''
Doremi
c. r. Habronn's MasQue, II won the Ascot
gu D Bmn -, en- b Tna
the Manchester Whitsuntide Meeting on June II.
Ssee the race + 3" % sns sah
sovereigns forfeit. with ZOO sovere.gns added the
TO receive 200 soveregns out OF the stakes. The dis
lance once around starting at the distance post was
lows:
H. = Beddinston;s blk. c. Ear1ws. 4. by Hampton .
Mr. Dobells ch C Pety. l. by saety-Devote. ...... 8
Lord Brassey,s chestnut colt orzn won the Gov
e eny ADDED or Colts the
to 10 per cent and h she hTd per oSep 6
1Rs Course e f%fonss and iss yards
Tho following is the result. In detail:
Lord Brasseys ch c. orz!. by Ayrshire. out Of Merry
Douglas i 1airds b Cap Martin. by Martason- .
". Z BIancs b. c Mantou by Reverend-Mine dor. 8
]. Gubbins's brown colt Galtee More THE winner
market Stakes and the Derby won the Prince OF
each half forfeit. with 1000 sovereigns added fer
three year-old colts the second to receive 300
ereigns and the third to receive 200 soverelgns ou
Of the stakes. Four horses ran over the New
Course about mile and five furongs), the re-
suit in detail being as follows:
J. Cubbinss br c. Gaitee More by Kendai-Morganee.
Captain Bsirds b. Ovando. by Donovan-Paloma
NJ. r. Lebaudys CHI. C. Golden Age. by Wisdon-Go.den
Tho betting at the start SO to / on Galtee
More. 80 TO / against Ovando and 80 TO l against
Golden Age.
Ii is reported that Queen Victoria will witness
the for the Gold Cup here on Thursday. for
which event Persimmon. the Prince Of Wales's
entry and the Derby winner Of last year. Is the
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