New-York tribune., 1870-10-29
THE TURF.
TIE MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB RACEs-THIRD
DAY.

THE TURF
TIE MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB RACES-TlllRD
DAY.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 2S.-The morning of the
third day of the meeting Of the Maryland Jocky CIup
dawned auspicously. Again did the fair and fasmoh-
able Of the Monumental City turn out in great numbers
10 patronze the exciting contests, and the spacious
grand stand as on previous days, filed 10 its utmost
capacity with visitors the majority Of them ladies' IL Is
the intention Of the Maryland Jockey Club 10 hod TWO
race meetings IN the Spring and the other III
The Fall that Southern and Western racing Stables
on their route 10 Jerome Park and Long Branch, can
take part in the sport
The hurdle race came first to-day and handicap
over eight hurdles and two miles-the winner taking
500 and the second horse sOO The winners were Oys-
ternan li6 pounds; Bddy Malone, IA pounds, and r.
the strength Of her successful running ON Tuesday TO be
great iayoTite, bringing IN the pools soG O9hnonyi
500. liddy Malone, with Oyster1nan two lengths ana
Connolly SIX lengths IN the rear mace the running loI
thehIs mile Connolly htng the h9iaes evsi as ne mene
over ON passing The Judges sand Blody ana Oy steTna
lay head and head together, but the mare drew ahead
at next hurdle and cleared il length before Oyster
man. who was six lengths before Connolly at the slxth
hurdle Bddy was two lengths before Oyster1nan' ana
f AT the @ slTenth hurdle. mdwSy on the third quarter
Biddy Malone lengths in front of Oysterman,
Soneretch suiSae took Connolly in trout Of oyster
man and made play for B,ddy Malone =, Inc th hSap ep
horse but suce got Connolly settled the quickest into
his stride, and after magnificent hnsh so close that
every believed that either dead heat OF that
Biddy Malone had IT. the Judges decided the race in
favor Of Connolly by head. Time, $500
PR.r R.cK-urde eight hurle' @O the
fscfs S; b. R D Connolly pounds lsqtenE, ,....i
Donohue Bdiy Malone ~ pounds. (GuGuey ....t
D MeDane' 5r oy'isTnan, i.s pounds ("esA'.'.''.'
The tbreeyearold sweepstakes for three olds two
mile dash, $50 entrance half forfeit with 1900 added
had 10 subscribers, of which only Mr.. Bemonts King
fisher and hr. Doswels Midday started. Betting was
AGO TO go on Kngsher who allowed qdSy @ & 0m re
quarters OF mile, when he deprived her OF the lead
mile two lengths in front and increasing his advantage at
every stride, although under heavy pu he won hands
down IN a common eanter by dozen iengths Ill ''i''
sG @ a +, s, S sof @ tSs o seeSni SoI
BHonts Kiagasher BY LeIin9 9On........''.'''''"
The twomie race for purse Of $1,000 two mile dash,
had hye entries and runners-Edenton Alta Vela Hey
wood Prophet ir., and Oysterman. Pools sold: Alta
running fG Throughout, with Alta vela vainy trying
deprive her Of the lead and the race hands down.
ceverly by length, Alta fela beating OysteTman 10
lengths. Time, 3:i5.
THIRD R.cE-Purse 81 900; two miles; to carry 100 B.:
0bo5IeLs d BGsss0S @ ey Ii'Ss,G SssG
Mcdaniel br oy.,ernsn r.'.'.'''''..'''..''.'''
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The mile heat race was the best contested OF the
day aud the heaviest betting contest There were eight
sis ~ Patrick Planet Colt and IjIn2er jim EciiptIc
the fvorte almost against the hed before the race
So 6eid s The faycrite won the first heat so easily
that $500 sl0O laid her winning the Fl
sti 500 TO 500 Eclptc Aftera splendid finish FL
the third and deciding heat by length, in
E.S..
Be5Sats R FL F1s y.' By l. LeF5gc. Fss dam dam
Ii Seraihs Sgssa By Lexington Rossnns...
Sa' ' Bos: VI1 s. F.'i hai1't t % @
H.r e. Ia. i" s Bugca. dam
TAoHp.Op: eh bv Planet dam @ Tar h[tI.,;. & S.
T@s-i "a i.is' i:tsi.
did dss % foT te race s only tTC
.tart, Madame Dudley and Keene Richards Buckshot
one mile, the entries are Ny Maryland, So n Denis
Buihs oS u 0rtolan, 90 n; Ida GrsoIn, SC n; Lady
the fayorite IN pools For the four mile the
runners are Niagara Plantagenet Abdel Kader Genelg
rahle DCueas ahd carrie AhertOn. In poOls they sell
Carrie Atherton 800; Mamie Douglas s2ss Glenelg
s2Ss Sia9sIa NO; A6del Kader s25 Pantagenet $40
Biarity pe1is Burns Alta yea, St. Patrick, Crown
tered. Midday is the favorite against the field.
TROTTING AT FASHION COURSE.
A number OF owners of trotting horses in n
private stable Lexngtonave had their animal fos,
val yesterday at Fashion Course The owners and,opt
started from the city at G. The was open 70 all
private horses that had never beaten minutes num-
Der Of pools were sod each person selecting his neigh
bOrs horse. The following were the entries: DUNDEE
burg b. g., Martin England; Jupiter g. Robert Klein;
Peek: RIP Van @hkle, g. z LawIenSe Maine Boy,
Lang Honest Jacob, Geo. shafier; Chassep6t, blk
T. Henry Shirley; Amber in, Thos. BurTows; Prince
sg l.. Owens; Judge LaTamore blk g. j. b. Hen
erickson; Kate b. IN, Robt Wright The race was best
two out OF three and won by Dunderpurg In each
neat he was only neck in advance OF Jupiter Time.
800 sO5l, S:O6 The judges were Messrs England rex
and Hendrekson. After the race the owners OF the
horses and guests drove 20 the Bay Side House and en-
toyed the annual banquet.
PROSPECT FAIR GROUNDs-AMERICAN GIRL BEATS
GEORGE WILKES IN THREE STRAIGHT HEATS.
The challenge of William II. Borst, the
OF George wilkes to any and every horse In
America, was the occasion OF the longexpected race
totted yesterday afternoon between George Wilkes and
the American Girl Both horses seemed In fine condition
and contest expected Public opinion al the
pools, however, seemed settled In favor OF the Girl
wilkes selling for 80 against S6 for the Girl wilkes
obtained the small advantage Of the pole and when
the word given IN the first heat, slightly iD
the advance But before the quarterpoe was reached
the Girl had seized the lead and although Wilkes fought
bravely all is efforts were Of avail and the Girl was
the winner Of the heat by balfa-length. Time, E29i
This confirmed the prophecies OF the bcters and Wilkes
stock fell rapidly. In the seeOnd heat both away
together The Gr broke the turn, and II seemed for
moment that Wilkes might yet he the victor, but the
St came back % her feet without losing inch and
1sot.
In the third heat after four attempts start wilkes
Vas put 10 another wagon, and at the fifth trial they