The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-31

ana seldom elsewhere. THe grand Stand was
packed with beauty and fashion; in fact, it looked
like a huge bouquet.
The racing was not first class, yet IL gave salts
faction as feature was introduced that never had
been given before. the steeple chase probably had
the effect OF drawing the people together. Much
was expected OF the twelve nominations but little
realized. Three horses came to the front. One
was ridden to lose as palpablysas could be done.
The other two events were interesting only. The
following are the details OF the days doings:-
DASH OF ONE AND THREE-QUARTER MILES.
The first race was dash of mile and three
quarters for all ages for purse OF $500. Mr..
ChamberaiA's gray colt Brennus was the only
entry, and he had . walk over for the money.
Brennus was nicely ridden, and exhibited fine
speed. The assemblage was well satisfied with the
exhibition.
BALTIMORE, Md, MAY 30, ls73.-SPRING MEETING
or THE MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB AT PIMLICo
for all ages, dash OF one and three quarter miles.
John F. Chamberlaln's or. g. Brennus; by
Lightning, dam Brenna ...................w. 0.
TwO-MILE HEATS.
The second race was handicap purse OF 500 for
oil ages that have run during the meeting two-mie
heats; 5000 to the winner and 800 TO the second
horse. There were three entries, comprising
Oden Bowels chestnut horse Edwin by Eugene,
dam Cortlea Reed, five years old, 95 pounds S.
Chaplain Smiths bay flly Teetotal four years old,
by Young Melbourne, dam Young Utilla, so pounds,
and d. Buckley's chestnut mare Chlckabiddy, six
years old, SO pounds. ChicKabiddy was the avorite
at the long odds OF to over the field,
First Heat.-She took the lead at the start Teeto-
tai second, Edwin close up. On the turn Teetotal
went to the front, Edwin second, Chckabiddy
trailing. At the quarter pole Teetotal led two
lengths, Edwin second, TWO lengths in front OF
Chickabddy. Teetotal kept In front all the way
around, passing under the wire half length ahead
OF Edwin, who was two lengths in advance OF the
chestnut mare. There was no change Of place until
they reached the backStretch, when Chickabiddy
moved up and showed in front at the half-mile POLE
passing that point head in advance OF TeetOtal,
who was three lengths in front Of Edwin. On the
lower turn the trio punched, and at the three
quarter pole Chickabiddy led one length Edwin
and Teetotal side and side. They passed into the
homestretch in this way when Chickabiddy gal
loped home an easy winner by two lengths Teeto-
tai second, tour lengths IN front OF Edwin Time
Second Heat-Chickabiddy was or first, but soon
pulled back. and Edwin went front, followed by
TeetOtal. At the quarter pole Edwin led three
lengths, Teetetal second, two lengths in front OF
Chckabiddy. Edwin ran away from the others
mile mile pole Teetotai second three lengths ahead
Of the chestnut mare. The two mares then closed
on Edwin up the homestretch, and as they passed
led three lengths the mares head and head. They
soon caught Edwin, and Teetotal passed him at the
also passed him, and at the hafmile pole the posi-
tons OF the :-TeetOtal first, length
ahead Of Chick ohckabddy the latter half length IN
went to the front, but when she got into the home
stretch Edwin made desperate brush for the
lead, and after a very close struggle Chckabddy
landed winner by a length, TeetOtal distanced.
Zine, 3:461a.
SUMMARY.
SAME DAv-SECOND RACE-HandiCaD Purse 4-OO
for all ages that have run during the meeIng; two
mile heats $500 to the winner and 500 to the Sec
D. Bucxley's CHI m. Chickabiddy date Echo.
6years DID, by Australian. dam Kate Hayes,
Oden Bowie's CHI. h. Edwin, years old by
Eugene, dam Cordelia Reed, 95 lbs. $500. 2
s. Chaplain smiths ,hs 3; Teet t, years old,
Time Ssh X-3:i61.. -'
THE CONSOLATION PURSE.
The third race was for purse OF $500, for horses
that have not run during the meeting, one and a
half miles. For this .event James Donohue entered
Carter; Tully 4 Buckley, the bay colt Buckden, by
Lord Cllfden. dam Consequence; Zeb Ward, the
George, and d. J. Crouse's chestnut colt Jonn
boulger, by Revolver, dam Matte c.. Artist
as aSos and ssng 1877 eas a
start was very bad one, as Artist was at least
forty yards behind when the flag fell Sanford got
Artist lar behind. Sanford and John Bouger
rapidly around the lower turn head and head,
three lengths in front OF Buckden, who was five
lengths in advance OF Artist, the latter running
fast to close up the lost ground. AS Sanford and
John Bouger came up to the stand they were still
head and head, three lengths in front OF Buck
den, who was three lengths in advance
OF Artist Going around the turn san
length at the quarter pole. Boulger second, Buck
den third and Artist closing. Going down the
s n.e no e S s lead e.
the others doing their best At the three-quarter
pole Buckden led one length Artist second, one
ahead OF Sanford under good strong pull Buck
den came home winner OF the dash by two
Boulger, and sanford fourth. Time OF the dash, 2:45.
SUMMARY.
SAME DAY-THrRD RAcE-Consolation Purse
$500, for horses that have run and not won during
the meeting; one and a half miles.
Tully h Buckley's b. c. Buckden, years old, by
Lord Cifden, dam Consequence. ............... l
Zeb Wards b. c. Artist, years DID, by Asteroid,
dam by Knight OF 81: George. ................ 2
d. J. Crouse's oh. G. John Boulger, years DID, by
JOS. Donahaes Oh. h. Sanford, aged. by Uncle Vic,
dam Dolly Carter r;me i;
GRAND sTEEPLE CHASE POST STAKES.
The fourth race OF the day, and last OF the May
meeting was Grand seeple Chase Post stakes
club adding sl2oo; 5000 TO the arst 500 TO she
originally twelve nominations, only three OF which
came to the post These were J. r. Comps n.y
morse LOCnlel, Dy bOnnlc ScOtauO, U"'Tr Bonnet,
years old, 154 lbs. d. J. Bhhnatyre's brown
gelding Duffy, BY Hunters Lexington, dam OHIO,
by Oliver, aged, 155 lbs, add Jos. Donahues
chestnut horse Tammany, by5 Lexington, dam Liz
Mards, 5 years old, 154 lbs. The betting on the
result was even between J1ochiel and Du1y, Tam
many third The horses were started below the
row OF trees IN the field to the right OF the grand
stand, Tammany leading Duffy second Lochie
third, the pace being mere canter. Then passing
south Of the trees the horses jumped stone wall
near the second tree Weaving on their right ditch
which crosses beneath the regular track. TINS
ditch makes turn almost at right angles In the
outer field and runs parallel with the track. The
track TO the outer field, where they jumped
the ditch mentioned above, Duffy leading
four lengths, Lochtel second four lengths
in front OF TaIlmany. Making q circuit
in the outer field they caise to stone wall, and
crossing the track ran into the inner field, making
Lochie was first Over by half length, DufrJ Sec
Ond, ten lengths ahead OF Tammany. the two
leaders were lighting CALAMITY Ter first position.