The New York herald., 1873-10-29
Wind-Up Of the Annual Racing
Meeting at Baltimore.
Fine Attendance and In
teresting Events.
McDaniels Asteroid Colt the Winner Of the
Dash Of One Mile, Bessie Lee of the Two
Nile Heat Handicap, Artist Of the
Mile Heats and Duffy of the
Steeplechase Post Stakes.

tended than any that had preceded It, The morn
ing was fair, but threatening clouds made their
appearance in the afternoon, indicating wind and
rain. We mad little Of the latter and too much
OF the former, making the closing hours OF the
day very uncomfortable. Yet the races were
joyed, and the attendants at the course returned
to their homes satisfied with everything they had
seen. Four races were on the card-the first a
mile dash Tor two-year- olds, the second two mile
heat handicap; third, the Consolation Purse. mile
heats, and the fourth steeplechase Post Stake.
DASH OF ONE NILE.
The first race was for purse OF $400, for two-year
olds, one mile for which were entered J. I. Cham
berln's bay colt vsigoth, by Asteroid. dam Wanda
liza "A b. Lewis Co.'s bay flly vandalite by Vandal
dam vesper Light; A. d. Browns bay colt Paadin,
by bennington dam Garland: d. McDaneps bay
colt, by Asteroid, dam sue Washington; Joseph
Donahue's chestnut colt Dublin by Kentucky, dam
Zadee and Stanley Rogers bay 1ly Bette Clap
ham, by Master Lightfoot, dam Lucy Haxall.
McDaniel's entry was great favorite over any
named colt, Dublin being second choice and Van
dalite the third -ss.
THE RACE
Visigoth was first away, vandalite second,
McDaniels colt third Dublin fourth, Paladin fifth,
Bette Clapham sixth. They were very close to-
gether going around the upper turn to the quarter
pole. Dublin went to the front, McDaniel's colt
second, Vandalite third, vsigoth fourth, Paladin
fifth, Bette Clapham sixth. They passed the quar-
ter pole in this order and without change Of place
went to the halfmile pole Around the lower turn
McDaniel's colt ran to the front, and was neck
ahead Of Dublin at the three-quarter pole. He led
up the homestretch, and landed winner by two
lengths, Dublin second, vandalite third Paladin
fourth Visigoth fifth, Bette Clapham far behind.
Time OF the mile, 90 which was capital time on
track that resembled q quagmire. 1t could not
have been worse than on this occasion.
SUMMARY.
PIMLICo COURSE, BALTIMORE, Md, Der. 2s.-
FOURTH AND LAST DAY OF THE ANNUAL RACING
MEETING OF THE MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB.-FlRsr
the Central Stakes excluded dash OF one mi!e
D. Mcdaniel Co.'s b. c., by Asterold, dam Sue
Joseph Donahue's ch. c. Dublin, by Kentukcy
dam Laidee. .............................
a. B. Lewis 4 Co.'s b. l. vandalite, by vandal,
A. D. Browns b. c. Paladin by bennington dam
John F. caamDcrn b. c. vsigotn, BY Asteroid,
Stanley Rogers' b. /. Bette Chaplain, by Mas :
ter Lightloot, dam Lucy Haxall. .............. 8
Time, 1:56.
Two-MILE HEAT HANDICAP.
The second race was two-mile heat handicap,
purse o. $500, OF which 5000 was gwen TO the
fist horse and 500 to the second. For this were
vandal, dam Nora Creina, aged, carrying 92 lbs. /;
J. G. K. Lawrences bay colt Shylock by Lexing-
Co.'s bay mare Bessie Lee, by by hunters Lexlng,
ton, dam by Chorister, years old, so lbs; David
/ Buckley's chestnut mare Chickabiddy, bv Austria
han, dam Kate Hayes years old, 81 lbs. d. j.
| Bannatynes chestnut horse Stockwood, by AS
teroa, dam Alabama years Old lo4 lbs, and D.
dam Dolly Carter, years old, rs lbs. In the pools
sold Stockwood had the CALL shylock second choice.
Allie Hunt had the best Of the send-on, Stock
wood second, Shyock third, Bessie Lee fourth,
| Cora Linn fifth, Chickabiddy sixth. Going around
the upper turn Cora Linn ran TO the front, Stock
wood second. Allie Hunt third, Bessie Lee fourth.
i Chulo h,aI ,.lA
halfmlle pole Cora Linn led two lenR tbs, Stock
wood second Allie Hunt third, Bessie Lee fourth,
| gether tnat those behind Cora Linn had no day
| light between tnem At the threequarter pole
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fourth, Shylock fifth, Chickabiddy sixth. The
horses worked away through the mud on the ex-
at the end OF the first mile Cora Linn still
showed showed the way way BY a length stockwood
who was two lengths in advance Of Shylock, the
latter half length ahead OF Bessie Lee, Chicka-
pddy sixth. Cora Linn still led around the upper
turn, and at the quarter pole she was a length in
front OF Stockwood Allie Hunt third Shylock fourth
Bessie Lee NTH. Cnickabiddy sixth. There was no
daylight between any OF the horses. As they ran
down the backstretch they became punched, and as
they passed the hafmile pole Cora was but short
parallel Going around the lower turn Chicka-
buddy went up TO Cora Linn's head, and they then
showed IN front as she entered the hornestretch,
and, coming away, won the heat by three lengths
Bessie Lee second, three lengths in front OF Cora
Linn, Shylock fourth, Stockwood fifth, Allie Hunt
sixth. Time OF the heat, 4:o5a.
second Hedt-Chickabiddy was then the favorite
over the field. Cora Linn was first away to a strag
Cling start Stockwood standing at the post
when the others started on the journey, but he
followed after them, dozen lengths behind
Going around the upper turn Allie Hunt went 10
the 'front.' followed by Bessie Lee second, Cora Linn
third, Cnicka6iddy fourth, shylock fifth stockwood
a long way on. They passed the quarter pole In
the order given. Allie Hunt and Bessie Lee ran
away from the others on the backstretch and
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quarter pole they were ten lengths ahead OF any OF
the others, Cora Linn being third, Chickabiddy
fourth Shylock nth, Stockwood sixth. Bessie Lee
beat Allie Hunt up the homestretch and passed the
stand one length In front Of him. Allie Hunt was
SIX engs sbHoc aheaa @ Of Cora Linn
the quarter pole in the above order, ard then they
began to get closer together At the nalfmile pole
Cora Linn third, Shylock and Stockwood mead and
head. Bessie kept up good rate OF speed around
the lower turn, and came into the homestretch
three lengths ahead Of Cora Linn, the latter four
lengths In front OF Allie Hunt. Bessie dashed
fam0usy up the the. homestretch and won the heat BY
Ae Ans aua! ieurth ohickaoiddy nIth snylock sixth
iii1e' Tnj'rd Ts6ot-,h. s.o,. o, -. -, oon
afterwards Bessie Lee went to the front. and going
away from Chickabiddy, led half a dozen lengths
TO the quarter pole. Bessie kept that distance in
as she entered the second mile she ran away from
ChicSabddy and finally distanced her. Bessie Lee
won oy eisnsy yar's. Time OF the heat, 4:oeh.
SANE DAy-SECoND RACE.-Purse of s70o for ali
ages that have run during the meeting; two-mile
heat handicap; 5000 to the hrst and 9I00 to the
second horse.
A. y. Lewis Co.'s b. m Bessie Lee, years
old, by Hunters Lexington, dam by
Chorister, 90 lbs. Observation-Disclosures. i ]
David Buckley's ch. m. Chickabiddy, 6years
old, by Australian, dam Kate Hayes, 90
D. Mcdaniel Co. IS ch. Cora Linn, years
old' py Lexington, dam Dolly Carter, IS
J. q. X. Lawrence's b. 9. shyiiock, 1 years
old, by Lexington, dam E,ith, 1O5 lbs. 80. GRO
ID. j. Bannatyne's CHI. h. Stockwood, s years
old, by Asterold, dam Alabama, 104 lbs... 8 3r.o
Messrs. Davis b. b. Allie Hunt, aged, by
Vanda, dam Nora Creena, % lbs. ......... 0 4ro
Time, 4:o5K-:06x-4:O6k.
CONSOLATION PURSE.
The thrd race was for the Consolation purse OF
$780, or horses that had run and not won during
the meeting; mile heats. For this event there
,unra nine anfriaa cnnaiafansr ~ n