The New York herald., 1870-10-29


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The Racing.
The racing was excellent ana was much admired
by the many thousands OF ladies' and gentlemen
who were out at Pimlco TO witness the sport-uany
for the first time in their lives. Judging from the
Joyous delight expressed all around us . The grand
stand, We are satisfied tnat the Maryland J ckcy
Club will lie a long,ived Institution. Four races
were on the programme to-day, the nrst being
over hurdles, Two miles. The race was handicap
and had three entries. These were-R. b. Connolly,
carrying ii2 pounds; Biddy Malone. with IA
pounds up and oyserman, Jr.. with 148 pounds.
Biddy Malone was great favorte, wlne r. b.
Connolly VAS sod for song. He woa the race by
o mead IN gall ant style ana bis hackers reaped
r.ch harvest. Oysternan, Jr.. was Oil. as he ON
Tuesday last. and coud not run 1T n winning pace.
The horse should now be let up unlll next year.
The second race WAS sweepstakes Tor threc-y year.
o,ds, and hln2nsner ana Midday were Inc ONLY start
ers oGi OF ten nominations. " was Horse 10 hen
in favor Of kinghsher, and This great Of Lexing-
ten and Eitaam Lass won The race yeiy easily
The thrd race Was capital one inrre were five
starters, comprising The wed known Edenton, Alta
Vela, Oysserman, Jr., the huraler, besides two
strangers. VIZ, Hayward AID FRO htt, Jr the lat
ter was OF no account whatever, wnlle Hayward Is
Nerce looking Stallion tn good racing pOInts
But he WAS sadly out OF fcondi0n and quit after half
the journey was run. Tne other TIL co made very
exciting contest, Edenton winning BY length
Alta Veia second, W sherman, Jr.. ibird.
The distance was thought 70 bs rather too i,r
Tor Edenton, yet Notwithstanding lie Vas nst choice
In many pools over Alta Neit. no was Supposed to
have more speed and luli as mu Ii endurance as the
other. Edentcn however, not only oItran the mare,
but shovel that nc could run tne longest. Since
Edenton has been IN Nj. o'Doaneli's stable he mas
Ing seems TO improve al the horses that have had
II, and It IS very popular WIN Oh. rleilg m3n.
the fourth race was me best OF tnc day. II was
mile heats for all ages, Tor DCr5es i!lut had not won
race uulluE Tue meeting. Eight GANG to the post.
Taeae were MT. Rclnon,'s Flnesse, Mr.. Doswen's
Eall's Ensign, Messs. CARROT y Coar's Orvo-
Ian, Governor boYle's 81. Fatrek, Mr. Marsn's
Lumber jim ana Tilompson's chestnut colt. yhey
were all roa.yegcolds, with tns exception OF st.
Patrick ana Lllnber jim. Ec'pi3 Was tae favoritc
tiird The others bringing very los pr ccs. Ecpl c
won the irsC heat N good lime, II beng The Taste
mule MAIDS during the meeting inl5 dy then lay
up the second heal, add FlpeS3e won u good heat
from snssn Ann. All the olbor horses then beng
out Of the race, f,Desse and Ecipnc started alone
Iavorite, and large amounts staaed on the de-
cidlng heat. beautiful race was riln between TIE
lowing are The details ot the funnins:--
THE Flasr RACE
Waa handicap hurdle race for all arcs, two miles,
over eight hurdles; s400 Tor the r3t morse slOu to
the sec0na, which closed w,.h three eatIles namely
Joseph Dononue's brown mare haly Malone, by
star DAVIS, Dam by ono, Ia pounds; d. McDaniel's
Pin Brown, ia6 pounds; and !. Taylur's brown
horse r.. y. Connolly. By LeXps -cn, dam by Lucy
Fowler, liz pounds. Biddy Mdions was the iayor-
ite over tile Held the horses started away eisurey
with The tap OF the drum, Blday Malone showing
the way, Oysternian second, r. u. CUanoly a lew
lengths behind. Blddy Jumped the hrst hurdle
clean and clear, and so aid o sherman; but Con-
molly gave IL a rap which knocked down one
section OF IL, leaving 1t open 80 tiat they
could go through it without danger when they cams
to II again. Goiug around the uppeg tQla B1dy led
two lengths, Uy ternlan second, nye Lengths ahead
OF r. 3. Connolly. When they went over The second
msnx narae II n rsas s aTee sns as
the hurdle aud carried aWaya portiel, ieaylns
gap clear. There was TO change down the back
stretch, and Bddy was first o,ef Inc third hurdle
Oysterman next, followed By Il. B. Counuy, who
was making waiting race OF it. Gong around the
lower turn oysierinan made a dash ana took side
with Blddy for moment, and then si jsYet IN front
10 The turn INTO the honestretcA. Sidly again ran
70 the 'front.' LOT second or Two, bat wlen they
bead and head. and they made inc leap together
They were then eight lengths ~ front OF r. T. Con-
nony az tae STAND AT me finish o The iirst mile
Buoy iea one iengtn, Oystern 2 second, eight
lengths ahead o. Connolly. Tne ditn hurdle being
dowD. there was aclear iieid Tor the horses, ana
they ran raI,idIy around the upper trrn. Comins
70 the sixth hurdle, winch was alsodown running
instead o. Jumping was ihe oriec do.;a the back
Bjddy cleared 1t like a swallow. 0y9tcIlnan, after
making the jump hesita:ed go loug that connolly
came up and TOOK second place, Having e.gan Dis
sharp running q iew momenlg before g6nneily then
made Lor Bhtay and caught her on TIC hJiestretcl,
and the jump over the cighth hurdle taken BY
and the run home was highly exciting, Nn,p aud
spur were freely used anu Il. L. Connolly won the
ternlan' II. Time OF the race, ao5jz. iao following
i5 u
Summary.
MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB, Get. 2s--Hardie race
Handicap for ali ages; two mites, over e.sht nur.
dies; 500 70 iirst horse ana loo ta seooAl orse.
A. Taylor entered br b. Il. u. Connalty, by Lex.
ington dam Lucy Fowler. 142 lbs ...,.s...... i
J. ncnohuc entered b. IN. Biddy Malone, by star
Davis. dam ny Ollo, ltt lbs. Observation-Disclosures.
D. McDanci entered b. h. 0ystern1n, lr. by Oys.
tern&n dam ny Phll Brown, 140 los...,....... 5
tihe-3:o3M.
liiE SECOND RACE
was q sweepstakes FOR threa-Vear-olts; o dash OF
two mes; Bty dollars entrance half f5rceif Inc
club adding Si,ooo; $3.50 to the first, $3.50 to the
second Hose lNefe were ten entries for .his race,
but only Jwo came to the post. These we're Mr.
Romont's bay colt Kinghsaer, n9 Lexington, dam
ETHAN Lass, and hir Doswci.s BAY iilly Rtfiay Iy
Eclipse, oam Ninette. There was no tefung nn this
race, as u was considered taat Kinglshof could not
lose It without breaking dcNn. Sdday took the
lead, aud on The npperturn was three lengths In
font. At the quarter pole she WAS two lengths ia
a4yan3e out oa,,ans ct ine han.he pole taere was
very iitle daylight between thoni. TAey ran
nose and tail into tne hoinesireteh, when
Brownoy The rider OF Ktngisher. gave the colt his
Ino i've lengths IN front OF Midday kinghsher
opened the gap 10 eight lengths ON the upper turn
IN front 10 tue end, Winning the sake and making
the run in s:aSE. Tie following isa
SUMMARY.
SANE tpAy.--SweepstaAes for three. year.olds:
dash OF two miles $50 entrance hair forfeit; the
club TO add $1,000; $3.50 to first hose ana $3.50 to
a. Belmcnt entered b. C. Kinsisher, b. Lexins.
T. W. ". poweli Dow entered b. Midday BY Eclipse.
dam Nnette. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Time-3:A6h.
IHE THIRD RACE
was for purse OF $1,000, two mics for all ares 70
carry 100 pounds $50 to the first horse and zoo 10
tho second. The entries for this event were q. r
Gambrill's bay geidlng Pr0pher, Dr. by PrOphct
dam Lucy, by Curtis; John O'DonneiIs bay colt
Eden,on, oy INVERSION. dam Amanda; John d, Thom-
sons bay horse Haywood, by Planet dam
horse Oystsrman. Jr.s and j. j. OFai-