RACING IN ENGLAND. DERBY.

Otago Witness, Issue 1822, 22 October 1886, Page 25

RACING IN ENGLAND. DERBY.

Septejiber 2, 3. THE CHAMPION BREEDERS' FOAL STAKES, Oi*9oosovs, added Jto a sweepstake of lOsovs each. ' For two-year-olds. Five furlongs. Mr W Gr Cravea's eh c Purple Emperor, by Botherhill— Glen Emma Bst ... (Morrell) 1 Mr T Valentine's b ft St. Helen, by Springfield— St. Hilda, 7»t 1 lib ... (JWoodburn) 2 Mr J A Craven's br c Hugo, by Balfe— Cockleshell , Bst3lb ... ... - (CWood) 3 Lord Bradford's Barometer, 7st lllb ... (F Barrett) 0 Lord Bradford's Tactic, 7st lllb ... (H Smith) 0 Lord Calthorpe's Orison, Bst ...(Lashmar) 0 Mrs Chaloner's Glenderg, Bat 31b (GChaloner) 0 Mr J Hammond's Aintree, Bst 31b ... (Robinson) 0 Mr J H Houldsworth's c by Springfield-Celan-nlne, Bst ... ... ...(G Barrett) 0 Sir B Jardine's Hawthorn, Sat 131b ...<JOsborne) 0 Baron dejHirsch's Guadiana, Bst 101b... (Rickaby) 0 Duke of St.Albans' Larkspur, Bst 111b... (J Day) 0 Mr A Taylor sc by George Frederick, Bst (Wilton) 0 Mr J Dawson'B Caller Herrin. Bst 101b (0 Loates) 0 Chev. Ginistrelli'a Gineßtra, Bst ...(Crowther) 0 Lord Savernake's Gallinule, flat 2lb ... (Martin) 0 Mr B Peck's The Drake, Bst ... (Allsopp)) 0 Mr A Hoole'e Ardour, Bst 71b ... (Pagan) 0 Betting : 11 to 10 agst Hugo, 9to 1 St. Helen, 10 to 1 Celandine c, 100 to 9 Gallinule, 100 to 7 Duty o, 100 to 6 Purple Emperor. At the start Orison, on theleft,made play from Purple Emperor, and they were attended on the same side by Guadiana. In the centre was St. Helen, who in turn settled down clear of the Celandine colt and Sir Hugo on the right, with Larkspur, Ginestra, and Hawthorn heading the others. Before half the journey had been completed Orison vanished from the front, and Pnrple Emperor, who had been steering to the centre, then assumed a clear command from Guadiana and St" Helen, these being well ahead of Hugo, Celandine colt, and Ginestra. The attempts of Wood to materially improve the position of the favourite were of no avail, as although he finished third, only a head behind St. Helen, they were easily stalled off by Purple Emperor, who won " anyhow " by four lengnths- Guadiana was fourth. Time, lmin 3sec. I'HB PEVBRIL OF THE PEAK PLATE HANDICAP, Of lOOOsovs. One mile. Captain Maehell's eh c Craften. by Kiaber— Choppette, -tyrs, Bst 121b ... (F. Archer) 1 Mr W. ». Men/.ies' b c How's That, 3yra, 7st 41b (J. tyoodburn) 2 Mr Hungerford's eh c Monsieur de Paris, 6sfc 101b (Howard) S Mr W. Dunne's Mellifont, 3yrs, 7st 71b (Warne) 4 Mr Abington's M'Mahon, 6yrs, Bet 121b (J. Osborne) 0 Mr J. Lowther's King Monmouth, 4yrs, Bsfc lllb (J. Watts) 0 Col. O. J. Crewe-Reid's Kinsky, Byrs, Sst Ulb (G. Barrett) 0 Mr J. R. Gubbin'a Ashplant, 3yrs, Bst Sib (Martin) 0 Mr W. Gilbert's The Sailor Prince, 6yrs, Bst 31b (White) 0 Lord Cadogan's Lonely, 4yrs, Bst 21b (Lashmar) 0 Mr A. Sassoon'B Theodore, 3yrs, 7st 71b fF. Barrett) 0 Mr F. W. Browne's Cairo, 4yrs, 6sfc lllb (Allsopp) 0 Mr T. Cannon'a Portnellan, 4yrs, 7st 2lb (Robinson) 0 Mr A. Cooper's Cardinal Wolsey, 3yra, 7st lib Lord Howe's Orange Blossom, 3yrs, 6st 4lb (Clement) 0 Mr C. J. Cnnninghara's Sanctuary, 3yrs, 6st 71b (Chandley) 0 Betting : 7to 2 agst Crafton, 100 to 15 King Moamouth, 100 to 15 Mellifont, 100 to 12 Portnellan, 10 to 1 Theodore, 10 to 1 How's That, 20 to 1 Monsieur de Paris. ' The flag fell at the fourth attempt to a splendid start, and the first to break the line was Monsieur de Paris, who settled down with the lead from Mellifont, Sanctuary, Lonely, and Porfcnellan. These were pursued on the right by Kinsky, and on the extreme left by How's That. King Monmouth and Crafton, with Cardinal Wolsey, Theodore, and Cairo in the middle, and Ashplant last, behind MacMahon and The Sailor Prince. The first half of tho journey had not been completed before Lonely lost her place, and as they approached the rails Monsieur de Paris still led from Mellifont, Sanctuary, How's That, and Crafton, which lot were gradually drawing away from Portnellan and King Monmouth. A little further on Sanctuary beat a retreat, and when Monsieur de Paris and Mellifont resigned at the distance to How's That, Crafton was pulling double on the stand side, so that when Archer let him out in the last hundred yards he instantly went ahead, and won very easily indeed by two lengths, a length and a-half dividing second and third, and a head third and fourth. Portnellan was fifth, King Monmouth sixth, Cardinal Wolsey seventh, Theodore eighth, Kinsky ninth, Cairo, tenth, and MacMahon and Ashplant the whippere-in. Time, 1 mm. 88 l-sth sec. THH HARTINGTON PLATE HANDICAP, Of lOOOaova. Five furlongs. Mr J. Daly's eh c Tyrone, by York-Olyda, 3yrs, 7stlllb ... ... ... (Warne) 1 Mr T. Cannon's br t Tib, by Tibthorpe -Nelly Rose, 3yr B , 7st lib ... (W. Robinson) 2 Sirß. Jardine'a b c Johnnie Whimple, by John Davis— Gadfly, 3yra, 6st 101b ... (W. Glover) 3 Mr Lefevre's Present Times, 4yra, 9st 101b (F.Webb) 0 Lord Hastings' Pearl Diver, 4yra, flat (F. Archer) 0 Lord Hartington'a Corunna, < yra, Bst 131b (W. Laahmar) 0 Lord EUesmere's Cataract, 3yrs, 7at lllb (G.Barrett) 0 Duke of Portland's Modwena, 3yr3, 7st lllb (C. Wood) 0 Mr W. Gilberfa Adelina, 4yrs, 7at 2lb (A. White) 0 Duke of Beautord'a Travaneore, 3yrs, 6st 31b (Calder) 0 Mr P, Renfrew's Thunderstorm, Cyra, <sst lib (T. Loatoa) 0

Betting : 2 to 1 agst Pearl Diver, 7to 1 Tyrone, Modwena, and Adelina, 100 to 8 Tib, 100 to 6 Johnny Whimple. Four or five failures ended by Pearl Diver getting away in advance of Present Times, Coruna, and Tib on the left. In the centre were Travaneore, Thunderstorm, and Johnnie Whimple, and on the right Tyrone, Modwena* and Cataract. As they settled clown Pearl Diver was followed in the ordergiven by Tyrone, Modwena, Johnnie Whimple, Present Times, and Tib, and this order was unchanged until Tyrone deprived Pearl Diver of the command at the distance. The favourite then collapsed, Tyrone I went on from Present Times, Tib, Johnnie Whimple, and Modwena to tho stand, where the top weight adandoned pursuit, and Tyrone won easily by three lengths from Tib, a length dividing second and third. Time, lmin lsec. DONCASTER. September 14, 15, 16. THE CHAMPAGNE STAKES, For two-year-olds, atSOaovseach, with 500sovs added. Colt.B, Bst 121b; fillies, Bst 91b. Five furlongs and 152yd8. Lord Zetland's be Panzerschiff, by Wenlock— Spiegelsohiff ... ... ...» ... t Lord Elleimere's b c Grandison, by HamptonBelle of Bury ... ... ' ... ... i Mr H T Tenwick's b c Phil, by Philammon— Phoebe ... ... ... ... 3 Mr C Perkins' b f Porcelain, by Beaucterc—Dresden China ... ... ... ... 3 1 Betting: 9 to 4 on Panzerschiff, sto 4 agst Grandison, 6 to 1 Phil, 20 to 1 Porcelain. A dead heat and Btakes divided. Phil was a length and a-half behind. GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP, A sweapatakes of 25sovs each, with GOOsova added. One mile and three-quarters. Mr W FAnson's be Selby, 4yrs, by Beauclerc— The Pearl, 7ah lib ... ... ... 1 Lord Ellesmere's b m Belinda. 4vra, by Hampton —Belle of Bury, 7st 61b ... " ... ... 2 Mr J Lowthnr's eh c King Monmouth, 4yrs, by King Lud— Miss Somerset, Bst 121b ... ... 3 Sir R. Jardine's Greenbank (6st 131b), Lord Bradford's Titters tone (Gstlllb), and Mr Abington's Ben Alder (7st 81b), also ran. Betting : 2to 1 agst King Monmouth, sto 3 Belinda, 3 to 1 Selby, 10 to 1 each Greenbank and Titterstone, 50 to 1 Ben Alder. Selby won by a length, with three lengths between second and third. ST. LEGER STAKES, A sweepstake of 2580V8 each— colta,9Bt; fillies, Bst lllb. One mile, aix furlongs, and 132 yards; 194 subs, Duke of Westminster b c Ormonde, by Bend Or— Lily Agnes... ... ... (Archer) 1 Mr Manton's br c St. Mirin, by Hermit— Lady Paramount ... „. (G Barrett) 2 Mr F Jennings' b c Exujoor, by Westminster — LornaDoone ... ... ' ... (Louter) 3 Mr Douglas Baird's 1) c St. Michasl, by Springfield—Land's End ... (T Cannon) 0 Duke of Westminster's blk c Coracle, by Hermit — Barchettina ... ... ...(FWebb) 0 Mr R Osborne's br c Lord Lnmley, by Uncaa — Lady Lutnley ... ... ...'(Oabome) 0 Bettint, : 6to 1 on Ormonde, 20 to 1 each agst St. Mirin at St. Michael, 50 to 1 each Ooracle, Exmoor, and Lord Lumley. They all moved off together, and directly the flag fell Archer took the favourite in hand and allowed the others to make the running. Ormonde lay well back until nearing the finish, when he came away and won easily. NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER. October 12, 13, 14. THE OSISAREWJTCH STAKES, A handicap of 25sova each, with 500sovs added. For three-year-olds and upwards. Two miles and a-quarter and 28yds. Mr W P Anson's eh m Stone Denf, by Speculum — Stonechat, 4yra ... ... ... 1 The Duke of Beaufort's b e The Cob, by Lord Ronatd— The Roe, Syrs ... ... * ... 2 Mr J Hammond's eh' h Eurasian, by Oamballo— Lias, <lyrs ... ... ... ... 3 The weights had not been declared when the last mail left. THE MIDDLE PARK PLATE, Ofsooßovs, added to a sweepstakes ofSOsova each. For two-ye*r-okls--colts, Bst 101b ; fillies and geldings. Sst 71b. Winners extra. Bretby Stakes course (107 subs). Lord Calthorpe'B eh c Florentine, by Petrarch — Hawthomdale ... ... ... 1 Mr Douglas Baird's eh c Enterprise, by Sterling —sister to King Alfred ... ... ... 2 Mr R H Combe's br c Maxim, by Petei — Electric Light ... ... ... ... 3 Florentine came in first for the Prince of Wales Stakes at the recent Goodwood meeting, bub wan disqualified on the ground of boring in and interfering with Timothy, to whom the stakes were awarded. Enterprise has run with a good deal of success lately, but Maxim has been unfortunate, having twice run second in large fields for good stakes. Forentine, Enterprise, and Maxim are all engaged in next year's Derby.