The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-29

| sun arose sweety this morning, q pleasant omen
! OF GENIAL hours for the races. The company that
| passed up Madison avenue AID through the Druid
| Park-the park par excellence Of America by the
| wav-was much larger than yesterday before the
usual time Of starting for the races. The grand
stand presented brilliant appearance, ana the
field was also filed with Maryand's fairest daugh
tiers, accompanied by their husbands, lovers and
brothers.
Four races were on the card, all OF which were
well contested and gave great satisfaction to the
| assembled multitude. The secretary OF the course
was, fortunately, on hand to-day. he having been
absent professionally yesterday at Annapolis,
hence the laundering that occurred in
| the mile heats. The favorites won twice
during the day Eolus, of them, won the
mile and half dash with great ease, beating
Lochiel, Wheatly and John Preston, the latter q
highly bred but poorly trained horse. Eolus ran
| to-day in about the same style that he showed
when three years old, beating with ninety pounds
! up good field Of clippers at Jerome Park which
| was his debut on the turf He aterward
beaten at Long Branch, in rain storm, by Selma,
and then getting lame was retired until to-day.
Lochiel did n0tcome mp to the expectations OF his
| owner or hackers, while Wheaty performed about
as well as he was expected to do. and all that were
| Oh him and lest seemed satisfied
| The second race was between three-year-old
and Thos DOswell's gray flly Lizzie Lucas by
/, Australian, dam by Eagess, dam OF Mr. Belmont's
| Gray Planet, won by neck Mr.. CrOuses FLY
Satire, by Revolver, dam Syren, being second.
The third race was mile heats best three in five,
between three well known csursers-viZ Messrs.
Davis chestnut horse Fadladeen Mr.. McGrath's
bay lilly Jury, ana Messrs Rice 4 McCormsk's
brown colt Wynne. Fadladeen won very easy
race, much to the astonishment OF the owners and
| hackers or the other two contestants.
| The last race OF the day was dash Of two miles
the old son of Vanda Village Blacksmith. The
| latter took an exercising gallop and won.
The following are the details OF the days amuse-
| ment:-
| ONE MILE AND HALF DASH.
The first race was for purse Of $500. one and q
four entries consisting of John Preston. by Master
Lightioot, dam Ringdoye, three years old; Lochlel.
four Years old a' and ' Eol1s. BY Bennington
wa Ss cne
| Wheatly and John Preston selling for nominal
At s sT Eoas n
changed places around the lower turn, and when
they reached the quarter pole Lochiel was IN
"a half length ahead OF Wheatly, who was half a
length ahead OF Eous. The latter made rapid
run up the homestretch, and passed the stand two
lengths in front OF Lochiel. who was two lengths
ahead OF Wheatly and John Preston, who were run,
ming head and head. Eolus maintained the LEAD
around the upper turn. and at the quarter pole
was one length In trent OF Lochel, who was one
until near the haltme pole, when
aron% the ower turn cne tried
his hest to overtake Eolus, while Wheatly was kept
close up awaiting time to make his brush. Eolus
stretch was well In hand. and all attempts to beat
him were futile. He landed home winner by a
| length, Lochel second. one length ahead OF
Wheatly, John Preston n bad fourth. Time, :43la.
SUMMARY
NJ afruT
| OF THE MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB, AT PIMLIC0
CouRsE-sEcoND DAy-FIRsr RACE-Purse $500;
| one and q half miles, Tor all ages.
| Thos w. Doswell's b. h. Eolus. years, by Learn
]. r. Conin's b. h. Lochiel. years, by imp Bon
John + chamberlain Oh. G. Wheatly. i years, by
War Dance, dam Kigonr's DAM
Master Lightfoot dam Ringdove. .............. 4
| Time, 2:43H.
CHESAPEAKE STAKES
| The secOrd race was the Chesapeake Stakes, one
mile and quarter, Tor three year old FLIES. The
starters out Of twelve entries were d. J. Crouses
chestnut flly Satire, by Revolver, dam Syren; X.
| w. Walden's chestnut fly Minnie W., by Planet,
aea a@ Essss gray zs s
Lucas was the favorite before the start, at about
even over the field. Lizzie was first away, Satire
second Minnie w. third AS they ran up the home
stretch satire dashed away from the others and
passed under the string eight lengths in front,
w. Passing around the turn the fllies became
closer together, and At the quarter pole Satire
III,
lengths ahead Of Minnie W. They were two lengths
apart down the backstretch, and ran thus into the
when sd mSyea up ee 10
into the homestretch, Satire and Lizzie Lucas were
yoked two lengths ahead Of Minnie W ., most
S length sh1 ahead Of Minnie v: Time, s:iSs '
SUMMARY.
SANE DAY-SECOND RACE.-Chesapeake Stakes,
for FLIES three years old one mile and quarter;
lbs. extra for the winner OF the Preakness Stakes
Which sos to t the second y &c; closed with Twelve
TRos. ". Doswell's or. f. Lizzie Lucas, by Aus
| traian, dam Eagless. .........................
d. J. Crouse's CHI. I. Satire, by Revolver, dam
R. n. %aIdcn's CHI l. Minnie W., BY Planet dam
| Time, 2:l5k.
| MILE HEATS, THREE IN FIVE.
The third was for purse OF $780, mile heats, all
starters comprising II. r. McGrath's bay nly Jury
| by Lexington, dam Roxana; T. b. W. X. Da-
Nora Crena, and Rice McCormack's brown colt
| Wynne, lately G. o. d., by Blackjack, dam Para
cenia. Jury was great iavorte over the field IN
First Hedt.-The start was very even, but before
| they reached the turn Fadladeen led TIVE lengths,
Jury second, one length ahead OF Wynne At the
4 quarter pole Fadadeen led one length Jury sec
ono. four lengths IN front Of Wynne. Going down
Fadladeen and went up, showing her, head
in 'front.' but again dropping back. Fadladeen
lengths ahead OF wynne, who was running under
| strong pull When Bob Swim found that Wynne
was not following to win he took Jury in hand and
| made further effort to beat Fadladeen, and the
| latter came home a winner by one length and
| half In ASA Wynne was ten lengths behind at
/ the finish
| Second Heat.-The horses had fine start, and all
! went away from the score as II they meant ~ AT
the quarter pole Fadladeen showed In 'front.' Wynne
| second, two lengths in advance oil jury hne
/ struggle ensued down the backstretch between
Wynne and Fadladeen, the effort being to run him
| down. The Old horse was half length ahead at
| the halfmlle pole Wynne second, one length In
/ advance OF Jury. Fadladeen was clear OF the nlly
at the three-quart pole, and coming up the back
| stretch he away from both OF them. The fool
! ing away OF the FIRST heat between Jury and
Wynne now looked like waste OF cunning, and
| now they made the running for him, but neither
/ could catch him. He galloped home an easy win
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