New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF
PROGRAMME or THE BALTIMORE FALL RACE
MEETING
THE TURF.

Il
PROGRAMME or THE BALTIMORE FALL RACE
MEETING.
The annual race meeting of the Maryland
Jockey Club will begin AZ Pimico Park to-day. The
sport on the first day viii include hurdle for purse
of 500 and the Dixie stakes for miles,
$500 sub scrpOn and 800 forfeit, with $1,000 added by
NJ. Ii. Sanford and $1,000 from the Maryland Jockey
Club which given TO the second horse, while the hrd
horse receives $500 out of the stakes For TINS race there
are 90 nominations OF which the following are the prob
able starters Col McDanels's chestnut colts Joe Dan
ies and HUBBARD A. BelmOnts brown colt Wade
Hampton and his chestnut FLY WOodbne; Hunter d
Travers's bay colt Buckden, owned by M. Tally;
Gov. Bowie's chestnut fy Erie; A. Keenc lhchardss
chestnut colt Wheatley his gray colt Brennus; A. G.
Frankin's bay colt Golitza or bis bay Gly Nevada NJ
H. sanford's bay colt Mate W. Jennngs's CHI c. Silent
Friend and Major p. G.. Baoons chestnut colt by Jack
Malone, dam seabreeze If these start tho stake Will
be worth $780, Joe Daniels has already beaten the
rest either directly indirectly. II danger is to be
apprehended from any Of them it is from hr Bemonts
colt Wade Hampton. In the feet FLY WOodbino, MT.
Belmont has second excellent string to his bow but
she has never gone the distance 1.-TWO miles, which her
stable companion has done successfully silent fIenu'
since he second to Joe Daniels IN the IraVers
has been specially reserved Tor TINS race, Tue aeueu
money for second and third horses will be an extra III
ducement for owners to start iii TINS race ana thus
increase its interest mile heat race $40 each p ,
with 5000 added aud threemIe race LOT purse vi SoO
Will complete the first days sport the entries Tor bO'h
On the second day, there is two-me
race for four-yearolds and upward, for purse
Of 5000. followed by purse OF $500 for three
year-Olds. Except the first, second, and third in the
Dixie stakes, one mile. Then comes the Ce-tai
stakes for twoyearOds so each. p Pr $500 added when
have % nominations OF these the most likely runners
are A. Benonts Count dOrsay the imported Breada-
bane colt GOV. BOwe's Catesby, j. w. PennOcks cot by
Planet out of ReDecca Price; Mr. SanOrd rlO ana
of Mr. Morrss. From the private trial of the Bread
albane colt the stake is to be credited TO him. lne
for purse OF 1000 Will close the days sport
On the third day friday there will DO four races Two
handicap sweepstakes Of one aud two miles, selling
race and the Bowie stakes four milo heats, 500 each
d. d. with 81 800 added. The subscribers are Messrs BEL
mont Sanford, Morris Donahue, Mcdaniel, Cameron,
and Chambern. MOnarchist viii, OF course, represent
the Preakness stable and unless Col Mechanics throws
down the gauntlet with bis three-yedr-Od Joe Daniels
Mr. Sanford will probably find no competitor Tor Harry
Bassetts victor jerome Park On the fOurth ana st
day there will be hurdle for purse OF 500; Two
year-Od race, mile, for purse OF $780, the wilmer O
the Central Stakes excluded; consolation purse vi
$780, mile heats. for horses beaten during the neetng
then handicap purse OF SO0 Tor all ages tnat nave
run during the meeting. . MI, ~,
The stables now represented at the P1mlcO PARK
Course are those of A. Belmont, NJ. H. SanlCld d. Me-
Daniels d Co., John +. CGanberlln, f. n. HAN, Gov;
Bowie and Messr Davis The course Is represented
to De la admirable condition.