The New York herald., 1872-10-29
HERALD TUESDAY oUroBER 2s SHEET

chestnut horse SANFORD, by Uncle Vic, dam Dolly
Inns gray colt Brcnnus. by Lightning. dam Brenna.
three years old, $500, 81 pounds. SANFORD was the
ana was beaten by Mr.. cIamoerns Brenaus. who
won the race cleverly taking the lead with the tap
OF the drum and keeping It to the end. Cadence
Rreppus took the lead at the start. Sanford Sec
ona; Fadadesn ,a n tnird cade1ce oursh AZ tn. the
ond one length In front or Fadiadeen, the latter
two lengths elead Of Cadence. Brennus ran away
.,c:; .ss Diners down The Gackstretc1 and wss
pole. Cadence third, Fadiadeen fourth. M Going
around the lower turn Brennus led six lengths the
others side and side. AS they entered the home
deem and made dash after Brennus, but he was
unsuccessful in the attempt to Overtake him. as
Cadence was six lengths ahead Or Sanford. who
was two ahead Of Fadladeen. Time OF the mile,
1:50h. Brennus was bought in by his owner.
SUMMARY.
SAME DAY-THIRD RAcE.-Selling race, for all
ages, purse OF $500, dash or one mile. Horses to be
$780, siowea sun soo sni allowed ssiY Il aiiS~s' iSs
Jno. +. Chamberlins gr. G. Brennus, by Light
ming, dam Brenna, years old (s5oO) 81 lbs.
John Har5eck. irs c6. e. Cadence BY Censor
by ,RSs Rachel Dawson years Old tsaoO|, 81 lbs
JOS. Donahae's ch. h. Sanford, by Uncle vic.
dam Dolly Carter. aged (s5o0), Ill lbs. HIen-
T. D. w. b. Davis CHI. h. Fadiadeen, by War
Dance. dam Nora Creina. 5years, old $3.50,
io' los. y. Henry l1ms sar
BOWIE STAKRs-FoUR-MILE HEATs.-The fourth
race was the great event Of the day-the Bowie
Stakes, for all ages four mile heats, post entry,
500 subscription, play or pay, the Club to add
$1,000. There were seven subscribers, consisting
OF Joseph D0nahue, ID. Mcdaniel 4 Co., A. Belmont,
H. Sanford. The above subscribers sent four horses,
which which came to the post. These were N. H. San
Leaf years old D. Mcdaniel al iss CO.'S bay bay colt coli
years old; +. M; Halls bay colt John Merryman, BY
Cnamberlin's bay mare Flora Mclvor, BY Lexing-
ton, dam Floride, aged. Preakness was the favor
as easily as ever q race was decided in the
world, and he has settled the question as to
purchased Tubnlan it was supposed that he would
stop at mile, but since then he has had his
distances increased and winning at all, until yester
day, when he repeated four-mile heat in good
style. He may now be made candidate for the
great $4,000 race at New Orleans the coming
Tubman Is blood bay colt without white, except
star In his forehead. He was foaled in 1868 by
War Dance, dam Lass of Sidney, by imported
Knight of st. George. Tubman stands close to six
teen hands. He has good head and neck, with
lons and little leggy. His action is sprawling and
labOred, but Notwithstanding these defects he has
proved himself race horse:
First Henc.-Preakness went away with the lead,
Tubman second. Flora McIvor third, John Merry
man fourth. Preakness kept the lead around the
upper turn, and was one length in front at the
quarter pole; John Merryman second, three
., ahead Of Toma who was one length
place or position for two miles, Preakness leading
one length all the way. When the horses passed
John Merryman, and at the half-mie pole Freak
ness led length John Merryman second, two
lengths ahead Of Tnbman; Flora half dozen
along the lower turn, but coming up the
homestretch .Tubman made a squirt and soon
passed John Merryman, and at the stand was at
Preakness' shoulder. Tubman went to the front
on the upper turn, and at the quarter-pole was
four lengths IN front front, o1 Prsaaness WHO ~ was now
ming at his ease. Haywood was busy on Preakness,
but he was beaten, and as much as could be done
the half-mile pole Tubman LED forty yards, Preak-
ness forty more in front Of John Merryman, Flora
to aaoe yass his
Prcakness was forced TO the length OF his tether,
John Merryman came up and passed him. Tub
man won the heat by haIfa-dozen lengths lin 2
Of preakpess; U FloTa Mc1yor S' dstanced. lime sss
Second Hedk.-The betting was 100 to 25 on Tub
man over the field, and two to one that John
man cut out the work, Tubman second and Freak
ness third. At the quarter pole John Merryman led
Preakness. There was very little difference in the
positions Of the horses throughout the mile, and
when they passed under the string John Merryman
was leading dozen lengths, Tubman second, six
lengths ahead OF Preakness. There was no change
of place throughout the second mile, John Merry
man leading past the stand six lengths, TUbman
two lengths ahead Of Preakncss. Tubman ran
steadily along with his head down and his mouth
wide open closing on John Merryman gradually,
until he was half way up the stretch on the
third nile, when he made squirt and passed
under the wire a length ahead OF John Merryman,
the latter being 100 yards ahead of Preakness who
was sdead beat.n Tubman then dashed away from
John Merryman, and was dozen lengths In front
t the pS and St then The on
Coming up the homstretch Tubman was allowed to
canter until John Merryman had closed up nearly
ears, and won the heat by four lengths, John
Merryman second and preakness distanced. Time,
8:3l.
SAME DAY-F0rRra RAcE.-Bowie Stakes, for all
ages; fourme heats; post entry, 500 subscription.
closed March /, 1872. Subscribcrs :-Joseph Dona-
hue, D. Mcdaniel Co, A. BelmIon5 sIIn F. Morris R.
Mcere !0nn Co.'S Tubman 4 6y Wap
Dance, dam Lass OF sydney, years old. -. /
F. M. Halls b. c. John Merryman. by Eugene,
M. II. Sanford's b. h. Preakness, by Lexington,
,oh dam Bay aea yearS % Flora Mcvor v Sas
Lexington, dam Floride, aged. ............ dis
Time, 822-S:3
The Last Days Racing-Pool-Selling.
Four races tomorrow will wind up the annual
meeting of the Maryland Jockey Club. Tho first
will be hurdle handicap Of two miles, In which
there will start Blind Tom, with 1853 pounds up;
Lochiel, the same weight and Tammany las
pounds.
olds and Ave will come to the post, comprising
Merodoc, survivor, Comet, Engineer Aqq Austria
la: Merodoc is the fayortte oyer the aeld.
Buckden, Lord Baltimore, Teetotal and Wheatly as
entries. The pool seller leaves Joe Daniels out,
and Buckden is the fav0rite over the field.
Tt,a do txvn iIo will OF ort
Frank Hampton selling for s25; Arizona $35; sue
Ryder, $50; Sanford, 500; Cadence, $3s, ard Flora
McIv0r, $40.
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
The board or Aldermen.
The Aldermen met yesterday at one O'Clock,
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