New-York tribune., 1874-10-23
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TIJRF.

THIRD DAY OF THE BALTIMORE MEETING-ARIsTIDEs
WINS THE TwO-YEAR-oLD RACE, BALLANKEEL
THE HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES, GRINsTEAD THE
COMPENSATION PURSE, o'NEnL. THE MATCH RACE
AND TROUBLE THE sTEEPLE-CHAsE.
BALTIMORE, Oct. %. This is the third day
OF the Fall Meeting of the Maryland Jockey CluD Inc
weather was favorable and the track In excellent con-
dition. The first for purse OF &4oo one me'
for the winner OF the Centrai STAKES W
carry five pounds extra. The race was won Dy ATE
tides the Betty Ward colt second, and Amelia third
Time-ll4i.
The second race was free handicap sweepstakes TOT
all ages OF s25 each not declared out with $500 added
tho second receive the stakes TO the Oh
500; two miles and half Seven horses started. The
race was won By Bsankee shylock second Bsnnerette
third and Harry Bassett fourth. Time-%3l3
The third race for Compensation purse OF 900.
mile heats; winners Of race during the meeting ana
borses that have not started during the meeting 10
carry hounds extra winners Of two races during the
meeting pounds extra horses beaten once durlnS tne
meeting, allowed pounds twice, allowed pouhds.
In the Planter went to the front on the sart
and kept the up the last quarter but coming up
the home stretch Grnstead collared him and passed
under the string half length ahead Planter second
Aaron Pennington third SURVIVOR Iourtn, JOSIE d. I'LL,
BoIany Bay sixth. and stockwood seventh Iineo me
l5S Grinstead also the second heat ana the race
The fourth contest was match race for 800 aside
bet ween Capt MoOre's ONeil and ID. Desmonds M0lie
Darling the being favorte In the pools at 500
TO sl4o ONe Jumped to the front when the flag fell,
going under pull but before reaching the quarter the
fiIly was on even terms with him. Al the hall mile %
ONe was given his head and moved to the 'front.' mar
a length and In this position they entered the nome
stretch Mollie received plentiful application OF the
whip but did not respond and ONeill came ID winner
by four lengths. Time-l:4Gk 49,, a.,
The fifth and last was grand steepie-chase Ior
post stakes about miles closed with eight suDscr-
bers but there were only two statersnamely Trouble
entered by j. u. yaneyck and Austrine. entered by
Lawrence and Lorard Trouble took the lead AT the
start and gradually increased the gap to about one
eight of q mile, going under strong pull. In taxing
the last hurdle below the grand stand Trouble Stun
bled and threw his rider his head. Austrne then
passed him. and before Troubles rider could remount
was about fifty lengths ahead. After TINS Austrine
bolted twice before taking the track when Trouble
again shot ahead, and the race in a canter Ihe
race was very exciting Time-6:34. Johnny Hghiand,
the rider OF Trouble, had his cOarbone broken ana MS
head cut by the fall but was not seriously hurt.
In the second to-day, q miles, Balankeel mace
the fastest record, beating HelnDods time AT
Monmouth by one and a half seconds.
The racing at the grounds of the Gentle
mems Driving Park Association near Paterson, N j..
was continued yesterday. About 1850 persons Wit
messed the sport The first for purse OF 800 Tor
horses that have beaten G4O, was won Dy W. ..
Toms b. e. Phil O'Ne jr The second race, Tor purse
of $500 for that have never beaten 229 gained
by john Splaus b. n Bella There will be more trottng
day.