The New York herald., 1874-10-24
BALTIMORE RACES.
Last Day Of the Annual Fall Meet
ing at PimlicO Course.
vandalite the Winner Of the Breckenridge
Stakes Kadi the 0ne-and-a Quarter.Mile
Dash and Jack Frost the Bowie
p. Stakes Of Four-Mi Heats,

% BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct. 23 1874.
This was the fourth aud last day OF the Ial meet
ing Of the Maryland Jockey Club and opened as
iavorabiy as the preceding ones. Throughout the
week Indian summer has prevailed and the
weather could not have been more favorable. The
attendance to-day was the largest OF the meeting.
BRECKENRIDGE STAKES
The frst race yesterday was the BrecklpridCe
Stakes, for three-year-olds; two miles; $500 sub
scription half forfeit; the club to add 81. .OOO OF
which $50 to the second norse closed with
eighteen nominations. The starters were three |
In number:-Sanford's Brigand. Lewis h Co.'s
Vandante, and ChamberiDs The Hoaxer. Be- |
lore the start betting was brisk Vandalite sell
Ing 1avortte, the average being-Vandalite !
$6o0 Brigand, 1885, The Hoa xer, $40 In the French
pools over 1900 tickets were sold on the favorite
At the start vandaite Immediately went to the
front aud was leading four lengths at the end OF
the first mile. On the second mile she stin kept
increasing her lead, and came In an easy winner
by iuily ten lengths Brigand second and The
Hoaxer . bad third. There was really contest
in the race, vandalite making the pace to suit
herself and winning as she liked. Time, s:s5.
ONE AND QUARTER MILES,
The second race was for a handicap purse OF
$4OO, Tor all horses that have run during the
meeting; one mile ana q quarter; weights to be
announced Immediately alter the last race on the
third day; acceptances to be made at that time
Eleven horses started as foilows:-p Loriiiard's
Stanford, years, carrying IS lbs. Bannatyne's
Audubon, 4 years, lO4 lbs, ana stockwood, 8
years, % lbs. young's Paladin. years, 10 los.
Bethune's ROSEBUD, years, 81 lus.; WedoD's
kadi, years, III los. wilson 4 co.'s Bette ula p.
ham, years, 75 lbs. DAVIS Fad adeen years, Ill
lbs. DonanOe's Caribeo. years, 81 lns.: CortIips
Lotlie Moon, years. s5 Ios.s, and Chamoerlin's
pools before the start were Fadladeen and LOttie
Noon. VINO soiu about even: Al.er several false
quarter pole, with stanford IN the lead. On en-
terlng the quarter stretch Rosebud drew III front
Paadn being IN the rear AZ tne Ss
mite Rosebud was Still in advance OF Audubon, the
latter !appng her saadlegrths tn the two END horses
homestretch the straggiers began TO close up. ana
kan amt Audubon drew out from the track. and
taking the lead rom Rosebud came home under
bon second, Rosebud tnird. Time. 2:lis.
e2N FOUR NILE HEATS. tNeH
The third race was the Bowie Stakes, for all
ages; four-mile heats; Ave or more subscribers to
1; 500 entrance. hall IorIeit; only s25 II declared
II three or more start, OF which 81 900 to the first
o % = ssS 10
years saS % aeEaras = lbs @ Five sorsss !:arssS sst
hsH' jennings Sss ssss' fFss years years. ~
years. los lbs. PrsaKness, VINO was the favorite
n s ss ssss eda s aa ne.
one Of the poois sold being as follows silent
Friend. 5000; Bessie Lee $40; Piccolo, $50; Jack
Tne race was won by JACK Frost. who TOOK the
second and third heats, Bessie Lee winning tue
First Heat.-silent Friend took the lead at the
start, Bessie Lee getting of second. Before the
two lengths with Jack Frost third and Piccolo last.
The same order was preserved untn near the end
OF the first mile. Bessie Lee nau by tnat time In
creased her lead TO I've lengths. Silent Friend
being second, with Whisper, VINO had passed JACK
Frost, close to his quarters. The second mile was
run without any change in the order, Bessie Lee
running under pull SIX Lengths IN advance. At
e p0e 90 & on uas sfI hei e
Silent Friend, VINO still Kept second place. Near
ing the end OF the third mile Jack Frost drew
ahead, taxing third place. Plccolo also passed
Whisper, and IN this order they passed under tue
string. On the fourth mile Bessie increased her
Friend dc comng 10 second Jack Frost good tard
Plccolo fourth andWhisper dlstanced. lime. 7:33.
lent Friend second and JACK Frost last Bessie
drew away twenty lengths passing the hal-mIie
by the Judges stand at the end OF the first mile,
Bessie Lee still led Jack Frost. At the end OF the
second mile Jack S, Frost mad decreased deere the gap
colo ana silent Friend being fifteen or twenty
lengths behind. During the thlrd mile, Jack Frost
ran Bessie Lee very close, alternately tapping her
and faiiloR back, and passed under tue string only
one length IN the rear. silent Friend now
Piccolo, but both We're then out OF the race. At
the first quarter pole Of the last mile Jack Frost
gong M the second Quarter mile she norses were
neck and neck. At the third quarter Bessie Lee
led Dy 2 length, but on entering the homestretch
Jack Frost collared her and passed under the
string winning the heat by two lengths, with
silent Friend and Piccolo dtstanced. Time. al.
enthusiasm prevailed. iy d a8 rA Mr 5a
,ask Frost nov sold in the pools at $1,000 and
Third HeGt,-Bessie Lee again TOOK the lead at
the start and kept 1t throughout the first mile,
er the u
Ol the second mile to fifteen lengths, but JACK
closed up to within ten lengths again before the
Frost gained steadily and entered upon the Iourth
mile under pun about i've lengths behind. Going
up the quarter stretch he Tapped Bessie Lee. ON
tile second quar- ter bessie Lee drew away again
aud passed the naii-miie pole two lengths in ad-
vance, which at the three-quarter pole was de-
creased by one length. Entering the homestrech
ment and loud cneers from the spectators. won
and spur one length behind. Time, 8:1l.
This Was the last race OF the day and meeting.
Frost. M III aUc 1 81 1
SUMMARY.
PIMLICo COURSE, BALTIMORE Nd, Oct. 3d. 1874
ANNUAL FALL MEETING OF TIE MARYLAND JOCKEY
CLUB-FOURTH AND LAST DAY-FiRsT RACE
sakes !or snree sSoo sn9.
$500 TO the second morse; dash OF two miles;
closed WITH WITH eighteen nominations. ,
A. b.. Lewis Il Co. br. T. Vandalite, BY Vandal,
dam Vesper Light. 107 lbs. Observation-Disclosures. l
NJ II. Sani0rd's b. G. Brigand, by Planet, dam
imp Britannia w., Ito lbs. ....................
John =. Cnamberiin's y. Q. The Hoaxer, by War
Dance, dam Lass OF sydney. Ito IDS. 3
Time, 1885,
SAME DAY-SECOND RACE.-HAND1CAP PURSE
Purse o $500, Tor all horses that have run during
the meeting; dash OF one and quarter miles.
D. W. Weldon's b. z. Kad, years old, by Lex
ington, dam Katona III lbs /
ID. J. Bannatynes b. c. Audubon, years old, by
Australian, dam Heiress, l04 ibs...............
d. MccOun's ch. /. Rosebud, 5 years old, by Aus
traian, uam Red Rose, 81 lbs. ...............
Time. 2:IlA.
SANE DAY-THIRD RACE.-B0wc STAKES, for all
ages; tour mile neatsi TO name and close Sept
/; i've or more subscribers to I'LL: 500 entrance,
nall iorieit; only SO If declared out cub 10 add
~, DO n three or more start, OF which 81 900 TO the
nrst morse. $500 10 the second, who Is also TO re-
ceive the stakes 70 the amount OF f3o0 maidens
allowed, II three years, lbs. II iour years. lbs.
II Ave years and upwards, l. lbs. aiIlU.
A. NJ Burton's ch. h. Jack Frost, 4 years
old. by JACK Malone, dam Kitty Puryear,
'Is VI, "inl ,,.s, .,,..;..'is.,s;