The New York herald., 1870-10-30

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The inaugural meeting Of the Maryland Jockey
Club eliminated brilliantly, and the galaxy Of beauty
and fashion at the Pimllco Course to-day was never
excelled In the sunny South.n There was an I'm
mense attendance, multitude OF both sexes, and
every individual appeared delighted with the racing
Four events came on, the first being mile dash
for two-yearolds, the second handicap for three.
year-olds, the Bowie Stakes' at four mile heats,
and mile and half dash for all horses beaten at
this meeting. The first race had two starters, Mr..
II. Sanf0rd's bay fly Madame Dudley and A. Keene
Richards bay colt Bucksh0t. The affair was mere
Irritation for the Madame. She suffered Buckshot
to press his suit Tor three quarters OF mile, when
she coldly cast him or and ran away from him,
winning the race In excellent time.
In the second race there were six starters,
comprising My Maryland, Dennis Burns Ortolan,
Ida Grisson, Lady Petry and Mozart. My
Maryland won the race cleverly, and such shouting
and screaming by both seAes was before heard
Of enthusiasm by the masses for their Governors
success, but still more for my Maryland.
four mile heat race, and six horses were started.
These were were Gpl,snelg Niagara, gar Ma Mamie Douglas
latter had the cali in the betting but she was dis
tanced the first heat and all the others in the second
heat except Niagara. who ran game race.
good stayer: Glenelg is an improving horse
is now. Should he escape accidents It win take the
best horse In the land to beat him four mile heats
stake for that distance by the gentlemen SwninR
good horses. Four mile heats Is grand and popu-
noon win long be remembered BY ali who wit
messed It.
The fourth race brought nine horses to the post
Petry, Alta vea, White Settlement, Mozart Sue
Doughertv and Crown Prince Midday took the lead
and kept 1t to the end, winning good race for her
OF the racing:- .
The first race was O sweepstakes for twO-vear.ods,
mile dash, winners during the year Of one race to
carry seven pounds extra, two races ten pounds;
I'VE hundred dollars: Tlis stake closed with four
entries. Two started. These were Mr.. SanfOrds bay
@ e snH Say e4 10
dimes. Madame Dudley cut out the work and led
one length around the turn to the quarter pole.
Buckshot here closed and they ran nose and tall
into the homestretch. Buckshot then got into
the race BY eight length under strong Dull IL Time
Of the mile, 1:4s. The following Is a
SUMMARY.
SwEEPsTAKEs-For two-year.olds; mile dash
winner during the year OF one race seven pounds
extra two races, ten pounds extra: $50 entrance,
hall forfeit the club to add $780, Closed with four
NJ: q. Sanford entered b. f. Madame Dudley, by
KeeSs csasy
Knight OF st. George, dam by Glencoe ....,.... 2
Tme-1:43.
THE SECOND RACE f2
The second race Was handicup purse OF $500 for
-year-olds that have run during the meeting:
one mile There were six entries, comprising Gov.
n3a sOwss S1sv sS sasspss y My
brown colt Ortolan, A. Keene, Richards chest.
nut nlly Ida Grsson, J. d. Hmchman's
colt apG Ss a
over any other named horse Ortolan took the lead
snaa. Lay ass rsiry Moas
closed ss'; and ,ssaS ,asn shewsS owed 'front.' leading
Gson harand i0aa Fourth mo2a9 Las aas
Dennis Burns sixth. They ran 10 this way part Of
half.mie at very rapid rate Of speed, Lady Petry
FIRST BY head. Ortoian second. My Maryland third
Ida Grisson fourth N Mozart nth and Dennis Burns
each other. MY Maryland ran third until she
was well into the homestretch, when herooEey sent
and won capital race The cheers Of the mutt.
tude at the success Of Governor Bowie's fllly ex-
The saes heard
!ss @ band. band played .'YaSsee SooGs, 1sStn; '1n IN
Ida Grlsson second, Lady Petry third. koHart kS
fourth and Dennis Burns nth. ortolan came in
Ida Grisson on the first turn. The time Of the dash
was Las. The following isa {i -,r'--
HANDICAP PURSE Apr ssoo-AFor three.vear.o,aa ma,
Governor Bowie entered ch. l. Ny Maryland BY
Brown Dick, dam Fanny McAllisier. ......,.'.1
A. Keene Richards entered ch. I. Ida Grisson by
War Dance dam Mary Cass. ss............,... Q
J. II. Hinchman entered br. T. Lady Petry. by Lex.
ingt0n, dam AnsePs dam ~ a
Bacon Holland entered CD. g Mozart by Austria. :
han. dam BY Lexington. n..................:.....
Ganney Tully entered or. C. Dennis Burma by
Lightning, dam L0rette. e.........,....
Carroll Coar entered br. c. Ortolan, BY Doneraile
uala o0n"lS DAu. r ........s.............
THE THIRD RACE. .1g NNs 4
The third race was known as the .Iowle Stakes -
for all ages four mile heats $500 subscription, $500
forfeit the club to add $4,000. There were eighteen
nominations for this stake and SIX starters. These
were A. Keene Richards bay mare Carrie Atherton.
by Lexington. dam Glycera. by Sovereign, ve wears
Old; August Belmonts bay colt Glenelg, by
Citadel, dam Bapta, four years old; Mr. Saf'ford;s
bay bay mare N;agara Ia; BY Lexington, dam Bay Leaf
Abdel.Kader,. by Australian, dam Rescue, Ave
years old; J. J. OFallon's chestnut horse Plan.
tagenet by Planet dam Rosa Bonheur. ak
years old: Bacon \ Hollands Day mare Mamie
Douglas oy Rogers, dam by wagner four years old.
Carrie Atherton sold highest In the pools, Nanny
Douglas being second choice, Glenleg third. Mag
ara fourth, Piantagenet fifth, AbdeE Kader bringing
the smallest amount. The horses were all sold sew
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