Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-30
THE TURF.
Closing Day of the Maryland
JOckiess
Three FavOrifes Beaten-Risk, Gal.
way and Botany Ray the winners,
the Last Named Beating FadIadeen.

Three FavOrifes Reaten-Rfsk, Gal.
way and Botany Ray the winners,
the Last Named Beating FadIadeen
BALTIMORE, May 29.-To-day was the
fourth and last Of the spring meeting Of
the Maryland JOcky Club at PimlicO.
The attendance was as large as yesterday,
and the track in excellent condition. The
present has Deen the most successful meet
ing the Club ever held.
The first race was one mile for three
year-Olds; purse, $3.50 for first horse, and
$50 for the second; winner of any stake
this year seven pounds extra. Scramble,
Violet, Risk, ElmwOOd, HolbroOk, Ore
Knots, Jest and Daisy Miller started.
Scramble was the favOrite at large Odds
For three-quarterS Of an hour the start was
delayed by ElmwoOd failing to get into
position. The horses finally got off well
together, Scramble in the lead, ElmWOOd
second, Risk third, Daisy Miller fourth,
and Ore-knots, Jest, HOlbrOOk and Violet
in the order named. On the lower turn
Risk took the lead, ElmwOOd second,
Violet third, and Scramble fourth. Risk
held his position coming into the home
stretch, Scramble took the third place,
Daisy Miller the second, and TINS they
came to the finish, Risk leading two
lengths, and Daisy Miller leading Scramble
half a length. Time, 1:44ss.
The second race was a handicap purse
/ for all ages, horses that had never run dur
ing the meeting, purse $500, 500 to the
second horse, IL miles. Kadi, Galway, Lee
titia H., BrOOkland, The HOaxer and Dead
head started. Kadi was the favorite, though
when the horses were called pools sold for
HitchcOck's entry, Galway and Letitia H.,
at $500, Kadi $40, The Hoaxer SIS,
BroOkland S47, and the field at $50. The
horses got off well together. Coming into
the home stretch Galway made brush and
came to the finish half a length ahead of
Kadi, who lead The Hoaxer one length,
followed by Deadhead, BrOokland and Le-
titia Fl. Time, 2:41i.
The third race was two mile heats for all
ages; maidens Of 8 years all allowed three
pounds, Of 1 years seven, Of years and up
wards twelve pounds. Purse, $500 for the
first and 500 for the second horse. Pic
colo, StOckwOOd, Fadladeen, Bessie Lee and
Botany Bay started. Before the start Bes-
sic Lee was the favOrite, yet Fadladeen
sold very well in the pools. The start was
a good one. Fadladeen won the heat by
length and half, Botany Bay second and
Bessie Lee third. Time, 3:49. After the
first heat Fadladeen went up rapidly in the
pools. In the second heat all the horses
started, but the race was left to Fadladeen
and Botany Bay, and the latter won by a
length. Time, 3:37. The third heat and
race was won by Botany Bay, beating Fad
laden eight lengths. Time, 3:44.
The last race was the grand steeple chase
most stake of $50 half-fOrfait the Climb tn
add 500 for the first horse, 500 for the
second and S75 for the third; the distance
about q miles, over the regular steeple
course. Trouble, Coronet, Daylight, Linda
and Calvert STATED. Trouble was the IA
vorite at large odds au1 won the race by
half length ahead Of COrOnet.