The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-29
Persuader the second choice, Cariboo the third
Brookland the fourth ana tnen the neld


Persuader the second choice, Cariboo the third,
Brookland the fourth ana then the neld.
TIE RACE.
The start q very good one for all except
Betsy and when they reached the hali-mie pOle
Carboo was IN front, ,Brookland second, Per-
suader third, Moses Primrose fourth, Century
hltn, Lu.ltia II. slXtn, Betsy seventh. There was
suader took second place. When the horses
passed tine stand at the completion OF threeqnar
tiers OF a mile CariD0O was leading Moses Prn-
rose second, Persuader third, Brookland fourth,
Century nith Lutitia II. SIKH and Betsy beaten.
As they entered the fourth quarter the pace mn
proved, but there was no change OF position until
reaching the half-mlle POLE where Persuader
again took second place. Century the miro, Moses
Primrose fourth ana BrooKland nita Al the tnfee-
quarter pole Century led hal length, Cari00c
second, Persuader third, the balance beaten. There
was close ana exciting contest from the head Of
the stretch 10 the stand. which resulted IN dead
neat between Cariboo and Century Lutitla H. thlrd,
Persuader fourth Moses Primrose nifn, Brook
land sixth and Betsy seventh. Time, 3:0aA4. The
dead heat was run or after the 0tner races had
been decided. Carboo was tho iayorte at odds
of TO {. Century took the lead ana held it Tor
a mile and a quarter when Cariboo went up and
passed him ana came nome The winner by dozen
lengths. Tine 3:lo24-
PIMLloo COURSE BALTIMORE Md, Nay g. lsl5-
THIRD DAY OF THE SPRING RACING MEETING or THE
MARYLAND JOCKEY CLuB.-F1RsT RAcE-sellng
race Tor all ages, one and three-quarter miles;
after the race; Tor $1,000, full weight; Tor $1,000
allowed lbs; for $780, allowed 10 lbs. or $500.
allowed "A los; II not 10 be sold az all, lbs. extra.
| Purse OF $500 20 tue first horse and 500 TO the
second. Seven started.
1 Jos Donanue's b. Ii. Cariooo, years by Lex
lngton, out OF Alice Jones' leo lbs ...........-
l.. A. Hitcacock's en-. u. Century, 4ycars by Gen.
sor, OUT OF Intrigue, "a lbs. ..........
l.. A. Hitchcock's br. T. Lutltla H., years, by
Second Boone, dam Meanness, 81 lbs.... 3
p Lorillard's en-. D. Persuader. years, by
Revolver. out OF klnnikinnlck. l03 lbs. .......
w. A. Dunn's b. h. Moses Primrose, years, by
John Z. BrecEinridge. dam Lima Berry, oy
Mart jordan a. O. Coz e. Brookand. years. by
Lexington. dam cairngorm, lo3 los... 49,. Q
7. b. 4 W. P. Davis D. m. Betsy, years. by
Curles, dam by Red Eve, 81 los................ Z
Time, S:o91-tde neatl --3:los4.
THE PREAKNESS STAKES
Tie second race was the PreaKnesS Stakes, for
three-year-olds, one mile aud nalt $50 subscrip-
ton, play or pay; $1,000 deo, OF whtca sum 5000
10 the second horse. There were twenty three
entries Tor this event, nine OF wnicn started
Tor the prizes. These we're John H. Cnanloerlm's
bay colt Tom ochlltree; NJ. II: sanlords bay colt
Bay Final; A. Il. Lewis & CO.. brown colt vaga-
bond, by Vanual, dam Gem; ID. j. Crouse's bay
colt Ad, py Revolver, dan skylarE; +. lorl!ard's
natyne's bay cot Eimwood by Bay ! ood, DAM
Lara; Dos veil Il Camnack's bay colt Consignee.
by Lexington, dam Uairngorm; Il. A. ClaDaugh's
chestnut colt Victor. oy VauSnaE dam Heather
bell; Haroeck Il Johnson's chestnut nily Au-t
hnd, by Australian. dam Dolly Carter. BAY Final
was u great iavor.te, rom Ochtree the second
/ cnoice, the others selling ut nominal prices
THE RACE.
H Elmwood was first away, Bay Final second, Con-
sgnee third, Nlator fourth, Tom Ocbutree fth
/ Austraind sixth, Ad seventh, yagaooud eighth
4 and Risk ninth. Tney ran IN close order around
the lower turn, and as they passed the three
4 quarter pole Eimwoad was sun IN the LEAD, Con
slgnee second, Na2aOOnd tara, NlatOr fourth, Bay
4 FINAL filth. Australnd sixth. rom ochiltrre sey.
entn. Ad eighth, RISK NINTH At the stand, Elmw0
was sun IN 'front.', G. nsignee second Vaga oond
4 third, Vlator fourth, Bay Flnal nltn Australind
sixth, Tom ocgiltree seventh, Ad eighth, RISK
4 ninth. Vagaboad look tle lead on the upper
turn, Vlator second. Elmwood third, Austria
lind fourth, Bay Final dth, Tom ochtree
SIXTH Consgnee seventh, Ad eighth and Risk
NINTH Gong down the backsretcn yiaIor
ran to TIE 'front.' and was first NJ tue half
mile pole Elmwood second. Tom 0chItree third,
Bay Final fourth; the others changing places so
u ,ffltk I'M -
them. Before the horses mad reached tue big tree
near the lower turn Tom Ocantree was In front
and the race was virtually over. lie came ON with
his tremendous long STRIDE and gallopIng ahead
OF all the Others, entered the homeStretcn
several lengths ahead of Vlator, Vagabond third
Bay Final fourth, Risk nth, Consignee sixth, Aus
tlalind seventh, AID eighth, Elmwood ninth. Tom
galloped up the homestretch apparently with ease
ana crossed the 8 core q winner by couple OF
lengths, Flator second, a head III advance or Bay
Final, vagabond lourtn. Aa NTH, RISK sixth Con.
sl2nee SEVENTH Austrahnd eighth, Emwood
ninth. Time OF the mile and hall, 243A.
SUMMARY
SAME DAY-SEcoSD kAcE.-Preakness Stakes for
tnree-year old one ana nall miles; $50 suDscrip-
ton, b. D.; clup to add 900. OF winch 5000
TO the second horse. Twenty-tnree nominations;
John f. Cnamberlin's D. c. Tom ochitree, by
Lexington, out OF Katona.. ......... !
\ Z. A. Clauaugh's ch. c. Viator, by Vauxhall, dam
NJ. Ii. saaloId's b. c. Bay FINAL by Lexington,
A. B. Lewis { Co.'s D. c. vagaDond, By vandai,
4 D. J. Crouse's b. G. AID, oy Revolver, dam SKY
\ p. Lorlllard's b. c. RISK, BY Revolver. dam
SyTen ~ omwacrs n ons;9nce n, iex
in9ton, oam imp. Catrngorm. .................
! Haroeck Jonnson's en-. !. Australind, by Aus
tranan, dam Dolly Carter...... 8
4 d. j. Bannatyne's b. C. Elnwood, by HAYWOOD,
dam Lark, by Lexington. Observation-Disclosures. Q
Time. 2:436s.
CONVERSATION PURSE.
The third race was called tue Compensation
Purse, OF $500 10 the nrst and 500 70 me second
horse. All horses that had not started during the
meeting, 8 lbs. extra; winners OF one race curing
the meeting lbs; OF two races, lbs. extra.
Horses beaten once curing the meeting allowed
. lbs; twice, allowed lbs; mile heats.
James DonaGue's bay colt Scratch, bv KeatucSy,
dam imported FluKe. years Old los los. Oaen
Bowels bay colt Keno Rlcnards, by War Dance,
dam Evergreen, years old, los lbs. A. ID. Browns
chestnut colt Austral, by Australian, dam coral )
years old III los. Mart Jordan co.'s bay gedlng
/ O'Neil, by Lightning dan London's dam. years,
l02 lbs and ID. J. Crouse's brown colt Hacke-
i berry, by Hurran. dam by wagner. keene Rich
ards was the avorte reiore the start AZ long odds
SUMMARY.
SAME DAY-THIRD RAcE.-Compensation purse
$500 TO the nrst horse 500 10 the second. Horses
that nave not started during the meeting, three
/ pouods extra; winners OF one race during the
i meeting, i've pounds extra; OF TWO races, seven
\ pounds extra; horses beaten once darIg the
l Ave POUNDS; mile heats; i've started
4 ID. j Crouse's b. h. Huckleberry, by imp.
Hurran, dam oy Plckawny.
Dance, dam Evergreen, los los. ..........1
\ Joseph Dononues o. h. scratch, ~ Ken
Mat Jordan L co.'s o. z. o'NeilI, BY Light.
ming, dam out oil Londonis dam, 102 lDs.. Arc
| A. D. Browns ca. b. Austral, by Australian,
Time, :44x-I:I5-l: 4es1.
ONE AND A HALF MILk DAsu
The fourth race was an extra one 10 place OF the
SANE DAY-FoURrH RAcE.-one mile ana q