The New York herald., 1874-10-22

This was the second day OF the fall meeting OF
the.Maryland Jockey Club The weather continued
fair and favorable and the track was Ia excellent
condition.
THE CENTRAL STAKES.
:, The irst race was the Central Stakes for two
year-olds; one mile; $50 subscription. play or
nay the club To add 5000. OF which 500 to the
second horse. Closed with twenty eight nomina-
tlons.
Eight horses started, as foilows:-P. Lorillard's
James A. II. P. McGrath's Chesapeake and CALVIN
+. A. Ciabaughs chestnut colt oy vauxhal; J. w.
Hunt Reynolds Amelia; Colonel McDaniePs
Betty Ward colt; August Belmont's Rhada.
manthus, and NJ II. Saniord's Finework. In
she pools just before the race Chesapeake sold IS
aavorite, with Rhadamantnus second choice
Amelia took the lead al the start ana kepsit untii
the three-quarter pole was reached, when fine-
work forged ahead and passed under tine string
winner by two lengths, Amelia second James A.
third. and Rhadamanthus iourtn, ioAoWeo oy Cal
vim and Chesapeake. Time, 1:fo.
ONE AND THREE-QUARrEE MILES,
rne second event was q selling race, Tor all ages;
one and three-quarter miles horses entered to be
sold at auction Immediately alter the race for
$500, full weight; Tor $1,000, allowed lbs; T;
for $780, allowed 10 los; Tor $500, allowed "a lbs.
If not to be sold at all carry lbs. EXTRA $500
to first horse, 500 to second.
The starters were:-Sanford's Preakness, carry
ing LIS lbs, and not to be sold, having lbs
extra; Donahoe's Cariboo, lo3 lbs; DAVIS Allie
Hunt, lo4 lbs. McDanieps Galway, 1o3 lbs. Law
renee and Lorlllsrd's Resolute, loa lbs. Chamber
lns Carlina 81 lbs, and Dunns Rancho wai-Me
So lbs. One OF the pools sold just previous to the
start was as:-Preakness, $500; Resolute, $3.50; Gal
way, $780, field, 800. The horses were
started at the quarter mile pole, and got on
well together. On entering the quarter
stretch Carlboo was three lengths In 'front.'
and led Resoiute by seven lengths IN pass
ing the string at the end OF the three-quar
ter mile. the rest IN bunch. At the quarter pole
Carlboo sun showed in front, but soon alter
Preakness began to make his run, and passing
both Resolure and Cariboo, led by neck at the
half-mie. Coming up the homesretch the con-
test between the three leaders was severe, but
Preakness drew ahead and won the race by a
NECK, Resolute second. Galway third and Cariboo
fourth. iime, 3:0Sh. rs
The third contest was mile heat race for three.
year-oids that had not won sweepstske race at
pars Long 90 6s Of sa
Ten horses started; Donanoe's Botany Bay.
Jennings' Larry Hart CottriIrs Lotta Moon,
ChamDerhn's The Hoaxer. Owners boz, Young's
Paladin, DAVIS Judge Thurman and Puryear's
In the nrst heat Losta Moon led from the start
and won the heat by two lengths Josie B. second,
MIN, Rutneriord sixth, Larry bart seventh, Tae
Hoaxer eighth and a.adln and Bette Clapham
distanced. Time, :45
Moon, She was never headed from the start to
finish. and won quite easily. Josie b. came In Sec
ond, JEdge Thurman smrd, Botany Bay fourth,
Boz filth, Rutherford sixth, The Hoaxer seventh
and Larry Hart distanced. Time. 1:45K.
raos Sroushs sso Lossa Meon s
Larry Hart, $31o; Josie B., sl25; held $3.50.
GENTLRMES's Posr STAKES.
Tna fCurf u q n q a EAo
and quarter; the club to add 500; second
horse to receive stakes TO the amount OF S100:
i've or more subscribers to I'LL; horses to be rid
den by members OF this or any otner recognized
close september !, and name at pos. rne entries
closed WIN six subscribers VIZ. Belmont Purdy,
W. r. Davis, Joseph Donohue ana H. Can
ney: Bowie entered limestone Robert
T R. d. puen gider; Belmont Purdy entered and
rode Dublin. In the pools Limestone was the
favorite by large odds selling at sli2O Fadladeen
the three-quar,er pole. On passing the Judges
stand Dublin led Limestone by length, with Fad
ladeen about three lengths behind The horses
passed the drst quarter pole In the same order
with Fadladeen closing up the gap between him
and Limestone. Passing the haii-rnlle pole Lime
deem close In the rear. Limestone now drew ahead
and entered on the homestretch hall length In
advance OF Fadladeen with Dublin third. The
finish was very exciting, Limestone passing under
the string and winning the race one length ahead
Oh fdQlaQeeu Will Duohu ioui vi aFS iShB sAo uS-
hind the latter. Time 2:lsk.
The attendance during the day was moderate
q, Prx1Ico COURSE. BALTIMORE Nd, Oct 2l.-
SEc6ND DAY OF THE MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB
FALL RACING MEET1SG.-Censrai stakes ior two
year.olds $50 subscription, play or pay, club 10
add 5000, OF which s1D0 TO the second horse; dash
OF one mile closed with IS nominations; value OF
M a ssnford,s nr T. Finework, BY Lexington,
dam imp. Fiiagree I
J. ". Hunt Reynolds en-. Amelia, ny Austria
Aav pS-e..
p. Lorlnard's D. c. James A., by bennington
osa selmonts ois neutrality-suspicious., BY Lexng.
ton, Dam Nemesis. ...;........:..;; A..
II, r McGraths br. c. CALVIN, BY Tipperary, dam
n.P hctSratn's br. 6. chesapeake. by Lexing-
ton, dam Roxapa. ...............
D. McDanel's cn. C, by Australian, dam Betty :
Z. a. olabauah's ch. G.. by vauxhall. dam
HeatherDeu. u.......:......;.:: .....'....'..'''.'
SANE DAY-Selling race or all ages horses en-
tered 10 be sold at auction Immediately after the
race for $3.50, iul weight; Tor sl,ovo alowed 0
lbs. extra; purse Of $500 to 6rsT, ana 500 to
second horse; dash OF one and three-quarter
NJ H. Sanlord's b. h. Preakness, aged, BY Lex
lawrence G. Loriilsrds M,,e en- C heso1bse Ies ibs
d. Mcpanieps ch. c. Galway, years, by Con-
cord, dam Maudins, los lbs .............;;....
Jos. Donanue's b. c. Cariboo, years, by Lex
ington, dam Alice Jones, l03 IDS. ..........-
4. B. W. r. PAWS D. h. Alne Hunt, aged, by
Vandal dam Nora Crelna 104 lbs .............
John r. Chamberlns Is ch. T. Caruna, years, by
Planet dam Mazourka, 81 los. ............... 0
W. A. Dunn's ch. I. Rancho " al Me, years, oy
Breckenridge, dam Adele, 50 lbs. 0
Time, 3:0sh.
SANE DAY.--MiIe heats, or tnree-year- olds that
have not won sweepstake race at Jerome PARK.
Long Branch, Saratoga or Baltimore; purse $500
TO first and 500 70 the second morse.
W. CottrilPs b. I. Lotta Moon, by AUSTRALIAN,
dam by Lexington. 90 2los............:...... l
d. McDanles br. T. Josie b., by Asteroid,
dam Canary Bird, o2 los.. 2
Joseph Donahue's ch. C. Botany b.. oy Aus
traiian, dam Bonnet 90 bs.................. 4
W. A. Dunn's b. Z. Judge Thurman, by J. q.
Breckenridge, dam Mollie StartIe o5 lbs.... .
Owners ch. c. BOZ, by Dickens dam Parepa,
s5 lbs. Observation-Disclosures. ......., 8
Thomas Puryear CO.'S cn. @. Rutherford, BY
AGstraan, Dam Aerohte e5 5ibs............. G
j. r. CnSInDerl b. c. The H0axer, by War
Dance dan Lass Of sidney, % ips........... =
W. jennings 3. c. Larry Hart, by Planet, dam
Nora a6 lbs ............. 80. 1dfs