The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-24
Second Day OF the Annual
Meeting.
GRAND ATTENDANCE AND FINE RACING
Returning from Pfmlico in q
Drenohing Storm.
PreamMs The Winner ef the fwo-Nile Dash,
Buekdsn the TArss-Ysar-0lsFs rss, Cstssby
~ CENTRAL s1ahsas and Tusnaa The
Mile Assta nres in Five.
BAlTnORR, Oct. q, 1872.

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land Jockey Club rsces was wen attended, but there
was not the large crowd upon the grounds noticed
yesterday The weather was doubtful and many
were AFRAID to venture forth In the face of storm
The RAIN however, kept on until the last race WAS
ran. It then came down IN torrents, and those
who had not close carriages were tirenched to the
skin on their way home. Many costly dresses and
'ducksn Of bonnets were spoiled.
The racing was very good, four events coming
on satisfactorily to the spectators The first race
was for four-year-Olds and upwards, dash OF two
miles, which had seven starters. The second race,
q dash OF one mile, for three-y Odds that were
not placed In the Dixie Stakes; the third race was
for the Central Stakes, for twoyear-olds; and the
fourth event mile heats, best three In five.
DASH OF TWO NILES.
The first race was for purse Of $500, for four
year-Olds and upwards, two miles-$450 to the win
ner 500 to the second and $50 to the third horse
The starters for this event comprised NJ H. San
ford's bay horse Preakness, by Lexington, dam Bay
Leaf five years old; Bacon Hollands brown
horse Frank Hampton, by imported Aysgarth, dam
by Charley Ball, five years old; John O'DoDnell's
chestnut mare Fanchon, by Australian, dam Idle
wild, four years old; Chaplain Smiths brown mare
Grace Rogers. by Master Mghtfoot, dam Ring Dove,
i've years old; w. Young's chestnut horse Lord
Baltimore, by Australian, dam Lintona, five years
old; John Harbeck Jr.'s chestnut gelding Cadence
by Censor, dam Rachel Dawson, four years old, and
F. NJ. Halls bay horse John Merriman, by Eugene
dam La Rose, four years old. Preakness was the
fav0rite at about even against the field. He won
very easy race, Frank Hampton being second and
John Merryman third.
THE RACE.
John Merriman had the best OF the send-on,
Frank Hampton second, Preakness third. Fanchon
fourth Lord Baltimore fifth, Grace Rogers sixth,
Cadence being left at the post, the others fifty
yards away before he started Fanchon soon ran
to the front, Lord Baltimore taking second place.
Preakness third. John Merriman fourth, Frank
Hampton fifth, Grace Rogers SIXTH, Cadence sew
enth. The horses were running in the order given
when they passed the quarter pole. At the half
mile pole Fanchon led halt length, Lord Baltimore
second, Preakness third, Cadence fourth John Mer-
riman fifth Frank Hampton sixth. There was no
further change Of places until the horses were
nearing the three-quarter pole, where fanchon led
two lengths, Lord Baltimore second, one length
ahead obedience, Preakncss fourth. Frank Hamp-
ton fifth, John Merriman sixth. Grace Rogers sew
enth the four latter being two or three lengths
apart. When the horses passed under the wire at
the end OF the first mile-time 1:51M-Fan-
chon led two lengths. Lord Baltimore second, Ca
dence and Preakness side and size, th.rd and fourth
Frank Hampton dfth John Merriinan sixth, Grace
Rogers seventh. Fanchon continued to lead
around the upper turn and into the backstretch,
when Preakness went up and took sides with her.
Frank Hampton followed Preakness and at the
hall-me pole FanchOn and Preakness were head
and head, two lengths in advance OF Frank Hamp-
ton. Fanch0n then retired and the race was re-
duced to a match between Preakness and Frank
Hampton. The former showed his superiority
along the lower turn and coming up the home
stretch he had the easiest race imaginable as Frank
Hampton could not approach him. Preakness
won the race by three lengths, Frank Hampton
second three lengths in advance OF John Merri-
man, Cadence fourth Fanchon nth, Grace Rogers
a i'm nj ia
dash, 3:30H.
BALTIMORE, Nd Oct. D. 1S72.-MARLAND JOCKEY
CLUB.-SEcoND DAY OF THE ANNUAL MEETING
FIRST RACE-Purse 5000 for four -year.olds and up
wards; dash Of two miles-s45o to the winner, 500
to second horse and $50 to third horse.
M. H. Sanf0rd's b. Il. Preakness, by Lexington,
dam Bay Leaf years old !Haywardl. 49,.
Bacon Il Hollands br. h. Frank Hampton, by
imp. Aysgarth, dam by Charley Ball. years
F. n. Halls b. h. John Merryman. by Eugene.
dam La Rose, years old tHennessey).. 3
John Harbeck, Jr.'s CHI. g. Cadence, by Censor,
dam Rachel Dawson. years old &C.. Richard
Jonn O'Donneil's CHI m Fanchon by Australian,
dam Idlewild, years old Hazard) .........
Clapham Smiths br. IN. Grace Rogers, by Mas
ter Lightfoot, dam Ring Dove, years old
W. Young's ch. h. Lord Baltimore. by Aus
tralian, dam Lntona, years old tBosley).... 7
Time, 3:392.
DASH OF ONE MIIE-roR THRER-yEAR-oLDs.
The second race was for purse Of $780, for all
three-year-ods except those placed in the Dixie
Stakes; one mile. There we're six starters. CON-
prsing A. q. Franklin's bay fy Nevada, by Lex
Teetota, by Young Melbourne dam Young Uta:
j. f. Chamberlin's chestnut colt Wheatly, by War
Dance, dam John Kigours dam; NJ: A. Tullys i'm
ported bay colt Buckden, by Lord Clifton dam Con-
sequence; d. Mcdaniel 4 Co.'s bay flly Sue Ryder,
by Knight OF st. George, dam Glycera, and A. Bel
mont's chestnut flly Victoria by Censor, dam i'm
ported Camilla. Sue Ryder was q great favorite
over the field. She was beaten by Buckden by one
length after most capita! struggle, Sue Ryder
haip bird viptv
had tremendous fall by Sue Ryder's defeat
THE RACE.
Wheatly was first away, Buckden second, Nevada
third, Victoria fourth, Teetotal nth Sue RYDER
sixth At the quarter pole Nevada led three lengths
Wheaty second, Buckden third. Teetotal fourth,
Sue Ryder fifth, Victoria sixth. Buckden then ran
up to Nevada and Tapped her at the half-mie POLE
She passed that point neck and shoulders ahead
Wheaty, sue Ryder fourth, Teetotai fifth. Victoria
sixth Buckden took the lead on the lower turn
and was one length In front OF Nevada at the three
quarter pole. All OF the horses were then moving
sharply, and after they got into straight work ON
the homestretch several changes took place.
fine run home brought Buckden In a winner by a
length, Sue Ryder second, two lengths ahead of
Nevada, third, Wheatly fourth Victoria fifth, Tee
total sixth. The tire was :441s which Is the
fastest mile ever run by three-year-oids with ITO
pounds up. Buckden's winning gave his hackers
sl7o for every s. invested In the Paris Mutuals.
SANE DAY-SRcoND RACE.-Purse $500. for all
three-year-olds, except those placed in the Dixie
Stakes dash of one mile.
Consequence (Hennessey OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l
d. Mcdaniel 4 co. g b. { sue Ryder, BY Knight OF
st. George, dam by Glycera lMcCabe) .........
A. q. Frankins b. T. Nevada, by Lexington, dam
Lightsome (Donahue). ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
John +. Chamberlinis oh. c. Whcaty, by War
Dance, dam John Kigours dam (Barbey).....
A. Belmont's oh. (. Victoria, by Censor dam imp.
Camilla (Palmer) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
George Il. Maules' b. I. Teet0tal, by Young Mel
bourne dam Young Utila (Moore) ............
Time, 144h.
THE CENTRAL STAKES.
The third race was the Central stakes, for two
year-olds, one mie-S50 entrance, play or pay the
club to add $500-the value Of the stakes to the
winner being 1850. There were twenty three
entries, but only two came to the post these being
August Bemont's chestnut colt DOrsay, by Ken.
bay colt Catesby, by Eclipse, dam Katie, by Two
Bits. Catesby was the favorte at 2 to 1. lie had
great advantage at the start and kept the lead TO
the end, winning grand race with ease.
THE RACE
C0tesby had three lengths the best OF the start