The New York herald., 1874-10-23
BALTIMORE RACES.
Third Day Of the Annual Fall Meet
ing at Pimlico Course.
Arissides the Winner Of tho Nile Dash, BaIlan-
keel tho Free Handicap Sweepstakes, Grim
stssd tho Mils Hests, 0'Esin the
Match Raes of 500 and Trouble
tho steeplschase Post Stakes.

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Match Race of 500 and Trouble
tho stssplschase Post Stakes.
BALTIMORE Nd, Oct q, 1874
Tnfs was rne third day OF the fall meeting or the
Maryland Jockey Club. Tho weather was favora-
ole and the track In excellent condition.. 81
N DAsH or ONE NILE.
the nrst race was for purse or $4o0 dash OF
one mile, FOR two-yearolds; the winner OF the
Central Stakes to carry nve pounds extra The
starters were :-McGrath's Aristides, Hunt Rey-
nolds' Amelia, McDanie's the Betty Ward coli
and Bowte's Hoibrook. In the pools sold previous
to rhe start Arstides was the favorise, with AMI
ella second choice.
At the start Hobrook jumped to the 'front.' but
before the nrst quarter had been run Amelia was
leading BY length, the other three well together.
On the second quarter Aristides moved up and
was even with the leader at the haifmile pole,
AcDanlel's colt two lengths In the rear and Hol-
brook losing ground. The favorite ran well and
was length ahead at the three-quarters. In
creasing his lead up the homestretch he came in
winner BY three lengths. The Betty Ward colt,
VINO had passed Amelia on the last quarter. took
second place, Aniella third and Holbrook fourth
and close up. Time, 1:44K.
FREE HANDICAP swEEpsTAKHs.
The second race was Q Free Handicap Sweep
stakes for all ages, OF $25 each, n not declared
ont, with $500 added; the second horse to receive
the stakes to the amount OF 500; dash Of two
miles and Q hail. Seven horses started, - fol-
lows:-Lawrence b G. Lorilard's Shyl0ck, years,
carrying Ill lbs and Res0lute, 4years, 100 ibe No
Daniels Harry Bassett years, ia lbs, and Madge,
sycars, e4 lbs. Weldon's Kadi. s years. los lbs
Cottrill's Bannerette, years. 90 lbs. and Jen-
nono q lhu pnnn ntn1go
entries favorite In the pools sold before the
start, with Lawrence @. Lorilard's entries Sec
ond choice. The start was enected ct the haifmile
pole, the borses getting on well together, with
the exception or Shyiock, who stumbled in getting
under way. In passing under the string al the
end OF the half mile Bassett and Resolute were
running neck and neck, the former under strong
pull The rest OF the field were bunched, with
Snylock bringing up the rear. They went past she
hali.mie pole IN about the same order. Passing
the judges stand, at the end Of the mile and 3
half Bassett was half length in advance OF Reso-
buncn. At the first quarter Of the last mile Bas-
sctt led Resolute TWO lengths. At the hail. mile
others '1 ali ahesn s9S
and on entering the homestretch was four
lengths in advance, and passed under the string
lengths away, Bannerette third, Bassett fourth.
Hadge nitn, and Resolute and Kadi last Time.
A:3lX. r&
The third race was Tor Q compensation purse Of
$500; mile heats; winners Of one race during tho
meeting, and horses that have not started during
the meeting, to carry lbs. extra; winners OF two
races during the meeting. Z los. extra; horses
twice, allowed los. The ssarssrs were Puryesr;s
Grtnstead, years, carrying 90 lbs. McDaniers
B. g s.
Donahoe's Botany Bay, years 90 los. McGra:h's
Aaron Pennington, years 20 lbs., and Chamber
In the nrst heat Planter went to the front on the
start and kept the lead up 20 the frst quarter,
him and passed under the string half q length
ahead, Planter second, Aaron Pennington third,
Survivor fourth, Josie B. ntn. Botany Bay sixth
who had been favortte before the first heat now
sold second In the pools, Grinstead becoming arss
In tne second heat Grinstead took the lead at
the start, but Stockwood challenged him at the
haiEmile, Grlnstead having slightly the advan-
taQe, with the balance OF the field close together
and but snort distance IN the rear. Coming
thereby becoming winner OF the race. Botany
Stock wood hftn, Aaron Pennington sixth and Sur
vivor distanced Time, lASn.
MATCH or TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS.
The fourth contest was match race tor 500 I
sida between Captain Aoors's o,Neill and ?. Des.
%0Rs ss Ms X ,U sss
before reaching the quarter the flly was on even
sven % his % neaa % and moved @ to the frons ' half
length, and IN this position they entered the home
stretch Molie received q plentiful application Of
landed winner by four lengths Time, l:leK.
= sTEBPLECHAsB POsr STAKES.
for post staKes, about swo and half miles; closed
with eight subscribers, but there were only TWO
starters namsly=IsouDls: entered re- By J: .; Van;
ana n Gradually increased the the gap % about
ssoss snssh' pull Of saass %s Es ESns Inst qnqs1 hurdle
below tie grand stand Trouble stumbled
And threw his rider over ns nesa Ausns tnen
mount was about nty lengths anead. After this Aus
trlne bolted twice before taxing the track, when
Johnny Highland, the rider OF Trouble had his
Vas mot Sur vas the
voYtte IN the pools i've TO one.
the ana ns
ing Helmbold's time At Monmouth oy one ana
The attendance to-day continued only moderate.
PnI1co COURSE. BALr1M0RE, Nd, Oct "a 1874
Day OF ssn oIgs
600, one mile. for two-year-olds; the winner OF
the Central STAKES, lbs. extra.
ton, dam Sarony 100 lbs. bs....................... l
D. GcDanieIs ch. &, BY Australian, Dam Betty
sfa; auns no Reynolds; ses cn Amelia, BY Austria
han, dam La Grande Duchesse, 81 lbs. ........
Oden Bowie's b. c. Holbrook, BY haywood, dam
Time, / :44X.
SANE DAY-sEcoND RAcE--Free Handicap stakes,
for all ages; SIS each, II not declared out with
$500 added the second horse to receive the stakes
to the amount OF 500; dash OF two and half
miles.
by AsterOid, dam Schottiscne, 30 lbs. l
Lawrence b Lorlards b. b. Shylock, years
old, by Lexington, dam Edith, Ill lbs.......... Q
William Cottrll's b. T. Bannarette, years old, BY
Lexington, dam Banner, 80 lbs..............:.
ID. McDaniel's Oh. b Harry Bassett years old,
by Lexington, dam Canary BIRD, ia lbs....... 4
D. McDanlel's ch. T. Madge, years old, py
Australian, dam Alabama, ~ lbs. 8
Lawrence and G. Lorilard's ch. G. Resolute,
years old, by Revolver, dam Matte, 100 lbs.
J. w. weldon's b. z. Kadi years old, by Lex
tngton, dam Katont l06 lbs. bs..................
Time, 4:31x.
SAME DAY-THIRD RAcE-Compensatton purse
$500, mile heats winners OF one race during meet
fng and horses nOt started lbs. extra; winners
OF two races, lbs. extra; horses beaten on ce