THE DERBY.

DERBY. United Presß Association—By Electric Telegraph— Copyright. LONDON, May 25. At the Epsom Summer Meeting, 10-day, the Derßy resulted as follows: — THE DERBY ST\KES. of 6010 soys; the nomi. nation of the winner SUO soys, the owner of th» second horse 300 soys, and tlie owner of the third horse 210 snvs from the stake. For three-year-olds. Weight for sex. Oue mile and a half. • ■ ; Mr Larnach's eh c Jeddah, by Jannissary — Pilgrimage, 9st ... ... ..-. ...• ...1 Diike'of Westminster's br^.c Batt, by Sheen— Vampirp,9st... ... ... ... '. „ 2 Mr Martini). Backer's b c-lmrilop, by Ayrshire v^ •Fbrtuha, SsC.V „..;■....., .;. ■..*.. -,3' ■ The betting _on the placed horses at the start of the Derby was 100 to 1 agst Jeddali arid Dunlop, 100 to 10 Batt. [The winner is a stable companion to Dieudonne, who started second favourite. Disraeli, the favourite, was unplaced. In the cabled result of the raco the horse that' finished third was described as the property of the Prince of Wales. This is incorrect. Dunlop was bred by the Prince of Wales, but sold as a yearling to Mr Martin D. Rucker. However, as all Mr Rucker's horses were to have been offered for sale a few weeks ago, it is probable that Dunlop now belongs to somebody else.] THE KPSOM CUP. of 25 eovs each, with 500 soys added; the second horce 50 povr from the stake. AY eight for nee with certain allowances. One mile and a half. Mr )j. Brassey's b h Bay Ronald, by Hampton — 81-ick Ducbesß, syrs ... 1 Mr W. C. Cooper's eh h Newhaven 11., by Newuiinster—Ocenna 2 Mr J. C. Sullivan's eh h WinkfU-ld's Pride, by Winkfleld —Alimony, syrs 3