The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30
Boswell the Winner In Two Races,
THE PrnL1co MAY MEETING.
MARYLAND JockEY-CLUBRA GslsECosD
DAY OF THE MEEu VIC. @-52
fRcportel for the Baltimore Emil

...... reporter lot the Baltimore EuE.i
Although burning midsrm. per day. the
heat was not felt In the cool babe of the
grand stand at Pimlico vest srday, the
second day of the Maryland j, rkey Club
spring meeting. On the road out, however,
it was different sort of thing, ARID coming
back amidst the rush and bur, of many
striving vehicles, the melting heat the sun
and soiting dust OF The roads we n, almost
overwhelming. The attendance v s,s about
as large as on the opening dav. and ir-
GUIDED rerhap~. n larger proro, lion of
ladies. comprising a. Il whole an eIe ,ant as
scmblagc of probably 5000 people.
\ large number of fine private eu images
yesterday crowded the reservations It apart
for vehicles. and as a whole the d ~ was
very pleasant and enjoyable. Amo ng the
persons present were very many DO are
prominent in social life. Betting and pool
selling were active. and much noney
changed hands, particularly on the third
race, which was the exciting event OF the
day. and in which Fadladeen won three
straight heats and the race.
ACCOMMODATIONS, GOOD ORDER, &C.
The accommodations for visitors are ~ nDle
and complete, the ladies, us Il matter OF
course. being allotted the choice Of sea ts in
the grand stand. Deputy Marshal Frey,
with force OF picked policemen, is active
in his endcavorS to give directions and be
useful as we'll rs highly ornamental. There
has been no disorder of any kind, anil it
does not appear that any ,pickpockets ave
appeared upon tue scene. Besides the d ,lice
force there are several detectives in cons tant
attendance, and to these precautions may
be nScrlbed the safety of watches aud " )cket-
books.
The Racing.
The days sport began with the purse of
500, for all ages, one and half miles
Eolu$, Lochic, Wheatly, and John Preston
being tile starters. Eolus fully s,lst lined the
good opinion OF his friends, who made him
the lavurite. as he won the race by Il length.
seemingly with something in u md. The
second was beautiful race, and Lizzie
Lucas had nothing to spare 10 win. She
managed to squeeze in by short neck,
while Minnie ". was only u length from the
second.
The third race was The bctInT race of the
day, and was Il sud and most Ii; ;lstrous tall
to the knowing ones Jury 'wts made u
iaNurlie III odds Of two to ole against the
field, and alter losing the iirsz' heat CONT
nued the iavoritc at the samc odds. The
cOgnOSceHf knew she could mot loose, so
backed their opinions with great vim and re-
| lance, and did not awake from dreams OF
victory until Fadadecn demon strated his
power to win the race. Parties; who had
. been backing Jury rushed to the pooI-stand
to get out but it was too late :. no odds
could save them, and Fadladecn won cali.
la race in three straight heats.
The fourth and last race was a very poor
one. Village Blacksmith won as be liked.
aud brought the days racing to II close. and
4 |, -, Il
racing:
A pretty start was given from the half
/ mile pole, Wheativ showing in front, John
Preston second, Lochicl third, and EouS
fourth The same order was maintained
until entering The bone stretch. VIII ere Lo-
cuiel took the lead and led past thr stand
: hut before reaching the qtmrrr-poh: EulilS
! had taken the lead \ beautiful nm took
place between Eolu>. Lochic, and Wheaty
! down the back ,trctrh--.Iohn Preston. hay
! ine shot his bolt. retired from t|ac fight.
EollS maintained his lead, LOc'aicl and
! Whoatly never being able to get on even
terms with him. aud he won the lncr Ivy n
/ length. inchirl seemed Il like distancc i'm
/ front of Whcatlv. third; John PrrSt on
! beaten two hundred yards. Time: ia.
ONLY three out of the twelve nominations
faced the starter, and the three were dis
patched ut the first attempt, Lizzie Lucas
showing IN trout, but she was PISSED by
Sltlre rs they entered the first stretch. ST.
! tire held her lead until they had run Il mile
! lack 10 the starting point, where she was
Iappetl by Lizzie Luca.. who passed her on
entering the straight run in. just within
/ the distance Satire came again, and after II
! hard struggle Lizzie landed the money of
her lr,cters by neck. Satire second. u length
! in front Of Minnie w, third. Tilne-2:lJ1
THIRD RACE.
! First Heot.-A beautiful start, Fadladeen
showing in front on the turn, anti led Jury
: Il length ut the quarter. Down the back
! stretch Jury went up and showed her rose
in front. bur dropped back second ut the half
mile post FadIadaen won the heat bv Il
length and Il half jury second, Nynnc drop
! ping in his distance, third. Time, 1:4Sl.
! Second ReQt.-Another beautiful start,
! jury first, FudIadocn second, Wynne third.
on reaching The quarter Fadladcen led
= W,nne neck, which he increased TO II half
length at the half mile. After leaving the
! hall mile he came away and won by eight
| lengths in I4ja, Jury second. three lengths
! in front Of Wynne third.
Ihttu Heat -Fadladcen got away in front.
jury second. and Wvune third. At the
quarter Fadladeen led Wynne neck, and
! the pair raced together to halfway down the
! bacl; stretch, where Fadladeen drew clear of
: Wynne. and jury took second place. The
J three raced about length apart To The three
ul,altcr pole, where Fadladecn drew away
and won a good race by three lrnshtts, jury
second, Winnie diStanccd. Time, IA.
FOURTH RACE.
The result proved the correctness OF pub
lie opinion. rhc pair went of together,
and Tcetotal raced with Village Blacksmith
for a mile, when he OH Sutierance permitted
rectotal 10 keep him company, he winning
in cantcr by two lengths in 4:5l.
SUMMARY.
FIRST Puce.-Pursc 800. one and Il half
miles. for all ages; J. Il. Cottin's b. h. Lo-
chiel, five years old, by imp. Bonnie Scot
llnd out of Bonnet ia lbs. Z L. A. Bos-
wells br. II. Eous, five years old, by imp.
bennington, dam Fanny Washington, LA
lls.--1 J. +. ChamberIiu'S CD. {. Whtatley,
four years old, by War Dance, out OF Kill
you're dam, los lbs; +. Stanley fogerss
h. c. John Preston, three years old. by Mar
tin LighlfpOt, out o. Ringdoye, 30 lbs.-O.
Tine, 2:43s. The lcttins-Eolu>, $3.50; Lo
cbicl, $3.50; Wheatly. Sl25; John Preston,
$lj-to'a pool $3.50.
Seoona Hacf.-Chtsapcak stakes for fill
lies three Years old, one mile and quarter,
five pounds extra tor the winner of the
Preakncss stakes If II tilly; $50 entrance
play or pay, club to add 500, of which 500
to second lilly. Closed with twelve nop4i