The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-27
would insist upon paradering his chow chow In this
cannlbai fashion on the Grand Stand at Jerome

> You get plate OF what might be called tender
roast beef Tor forty cents leg or chicken for iorty
these oil hot, and "a an appetizer here are some
deyicd crabs nice and soft and Juicy, and as fresh
Here are three or tour large teams just arrived
In the field fun OF school girls fresh from
race before, and are fresh from the roor OF
some old penslonant, some place back from the
ne sr re- ana how thew poy me
races, chatting and drinking and mnnchlng away
IN the beat OF good health and spirits How they
chatter and look al the jockeys and laugh ut the
antics OF the negroes who sit on the rails Of the
quarter stretch IKE dies a molasses hogshead,
grinnng aud yelling at everything they see ana
turning suninersaults In the air FOR penny ahead
never saw as much enthusiasm at any race
course before in America. The Marylanders are
peculiarly warm-booden in their gestures and
actions when stimulated by the excitement OF the
moment
TIE other day, when Joseph Donohue's nnc mare
Biddy Malone went al the hurdles Ike swallow at
6ough OF tree the cheering was as warm as II
when the courageous little Bddy crossed the last
hurdle there was Q wild burst OF enthu-
when Governor Bowels nv MarSland led ali Inc
horses IN the Dinner Party Stake on the same day
inc name OF Tue morse anu the colors he wore, the
aashng srldes OF the animal, winch soon fell away
TO nothing, aroused every one, and that same old
Confederate yell or cheer, cali is which you VIII,
WHICH has arisen behind lines OF bayoRets
SO ofen on the battle fields or the civil
war came IKE hurriuaue from Me upper
benches. where the men wearing Grape Tor
Lees death were crowded together, and even the
ladies' screamed little feminine screams at the sight.
the arrangements for the meeting were under the
Hpefntenuence OF the stewards OF the race, whose
eXertions have made everything plea SAINT. Their
names are as iollows;--W w. Glenn, J. ID. Kreme-
berg, L. Nd, Hal, George Small, III. ID. c. Carroll.
The pool selling stood rs io.lows:--
FJ.sr RACE--sUrrEs STAKE FOR Vwo-YAAaoLps-
Mcdaniel. .......s2 lS,. 500 42s $50 500 $50
oiu..-.''.......'.. 100 go 2!v 2s0 20 1855
lsWs ............ p y e % 70 2 e
SECOND RAoE-AoNuMENrAL CITY HANDlCAP-Two
MILES.
Degwell ......sl45 heens Islchards..... $50
THIRD HAcE-sELLiNG HAoE-oNE AND QUARTER
.t.1f s,s- IL MiLE.
81. Patrick, .......... 25
RsEAKF 4 e sI lax oa NILES ANp RErE.r
Heim1old.. 400 225 400
The Racing. f
The track was much improved, but still very deep
and slow. Four races came Oh, and they were run
In good tine, under the circumstances. The Supper
Stakes was the first event or tho ay, sweepstakes
for twoyear-olds. dash OF mile and OF the twenty
i've nomlnators none were bold enough to
contend against Colonel Med aniers Grand colt
Harry Bassett, except Mr.. Sanford VINO run
his My Madame Dudley. the My made
capital race with the colt, and had she been better
ridden would no doubt have made a very close
finish. The colt Ha ry Bassett Is generally acRnow.
lodged to be the best two year old In the country
ana, being In numerous stakes next year. should no
accident berall hun will bring home to his owner
small fortune. Madame Dudley rs a hne fast 1lly
ana her chaaces are very good for few win DC found
TO beat her IN her tlree-y earold form.
The second race was the Monumental City Hand-
cay dash OF two mites. For this there were eight
entries, hut only half that number came to post
were andei .dsr and M11av. tto nts"r t,,o imeso
Sue Uougnerty and horse called Crown Prince. The
D ~ t.lTfc lap
esyng Mr. Doswns siahle In tne an rSt na
Paees. 80, ~ =, .he anisn apuei ksder ran an extra
npars MY rnn 1or 1 up "c iaas .ne race
TIE four mile race which takes place on saturday
neat ~. ,,,, .,,,,, 80, ,.,,n, , ,,.,,,
@ nla event WIS ssing race, wd.a tne usual
,nree entries. me affair was not by any means
p,a and unS Sorse a,ac"e 70 OF &
aayng ee .na Ine s rumnng
ads ~ s apSaret a osensas e sSa .e bn
our eye Raeaton na very easy thing hin q
s hsa between Sees and neso the
lHs pyS evIno nown ~ re I ns
fe;s G,ene1 Won after two verv cinse heats Tho
asr heinz particularly fine as ME son OF ca aud
Rorta nIi1 hear Hahn haid q ahoTt haao on sre r ON
deiprm,nad strucU,e M ihe honsstresch o, n,sneI
ran waitius race il b5h heats and Il WINS tnonsS
nn th ns' nsa pen aIse n lAe nrs!
diaerent. The forte Of both these horses noweVer.
co.'s Cenec has tha ,onst ror,s n,,i ~ =. me Two
He,n,had ma been RIM ths res,t xvnnId nay, om
the GO mo Thev maIe canYaI f,yo sia nr p.en
aud the crowds Of people az hofl sexe, u'hn vi,
race were biufly deli1heS ss;tn ,ho W.
ior.nances OF Doth horses NsAs"0A w" 'He pei
Tha following 4, Inc details or the severa, ,con.
tests.- - - wv 9s'NiA' VIZ
~.g 1rur r,pcr p,cr s
The first race was he sunner s,akes . svo.r.
states for tw"ycaroI6s one mile sISo sn,rnnc
S IL yar re rhsro wesa sAyv ,
for this siare mr. only two came yn be nont u,h
coi,ad ' S~r crars u sanfnra,p o s WIZ" sS,
uam",na nraiav hv faxtrr,oo do,a My uy Wy
snd Hcnaniei,s cSsstnmt cir ttsrrv usa.t ~
Iexii,rtof dam Canary BIRD McpaneI,s cos w ~
. raas So unrta q, the aya,s 70 hs;n Int, o,S a.
nis @ ~ WIG 70 osng 9uise current
v~en, , vay esH ana naaa ~ hd, siS Snu
sroa" mi, sce1c,nr "a aaug auuer
sha sali hacr Ianetbs a. tie trn ua i i as
81. S soyn sa - her Jockey,
1r mo her and sne n. s an en- me t,t ma,n
~ 0, 49, Sn 49, ~ " c "s. Going
o ,nr ON s"Sy neau az. az ntao
strO4xie lor AW }sruss when tne COLI SHOOK ner