The New York herald., 1875-10-23
MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB.
Racing at Pimlico Course,
Baltimore.
LAST DAY OF THE AUTUMN MEETING
Madge ArlStideS, RhadamanthnS and DiaTOlO
the Winners.
BALTIMORE. Oct. o. Isl.

The races to-day Pimlco Course closed the autumn
meeting satisfactory never having taken
place since its Inauguration In 1870 The attendance At
the far exceeded that OF the four-mle heat day
and the majority of the spectators composed much
Of the wealth and respectabhty Of Maryland.
Four run the first being a dash q
mile and quarter; the second the Breckenridge
Stakes two miles, the third mile heats and the fourth
a steeplechase post stakes, all of which decided
good time and gave general satisfaction, except the
Brecknrdge Stakes, which, although nrst the list
had to be run second on account Of a misunder-
standing about the weights to be carried.
The Jockey Club had added penalty OF
I'VE pounds 10 the winner Of the Dixie Stakes,
but sufficient publicity being given to the change
the owner Of Tom ochltree and all his bacRers
ignorant Of the rule until the horses about being
called to the track Many pools had been
sold with ochree the iavorte at long
odds. When 1t fully understood that
ochitree had carry ll5 pounds the pools that had
been previously sold declared the mile and
quarter event first brought During the time
occupied in running this the money previously placed
in the box returned to the depostors This was
fair proceeding, and gave general satisfaction OF those
who had invested on Oehiltree many subsequently,
changed their minds TO his chances OF winning
with the five pounds extra, and laid their money on
other horses in consequence This was wise, as the
weight beat him, Arsidts and Nator being IN front OF
him at the finish,
one QUARTER
The first handicap for purse Of $500
for all horses that had run during the meet
Ing, the distance mile and quarter
Twelve entries were on the card and all
10 the post These Henry Quickias chestnut nlly
Violet, by YauXhall, dam Mary Watson years
old, so lbs. D Mcdaniel & Co.'S chestnut Ally Matte
A., by Australian, dam Minnie Mansfield, years
old, 93 lbs D. Mcdaniel 4 Co.'S brown nlly
Evelyn Carter, years old, SO lbs. and
The firms chestnut hlly Madge, by
Australian, dam Alabama, 4 years old lO5 lbs.
Mart Jordan Il Co.'S bay colt Jack Trisg, By Light
ming dam Sally Morgan years old, 81 !bs John N.
Harney's chestnut colt ozark, By Pat Malloy, dam i'm
ported Sunny South years old, % lbs l. A. Hitch
cocks chestnut colt Century, by Censor dam In
irigue years old, 90 lbs. John + Chambern's
gray flly Lizzie r., by Aster, dam Fairy
years Old 90 lbs Barton l. Medinger's
bay colt Charley Cheatham by Lynchburg, dam
Elizabeth, years old, so lbs. T. b. 4 w. r. Davis
bay hly Jest, by haywood, dam Joke, years old, so
lbs. George s. Mounts brown colt Moses Primrose by
J. G. Breckenridge, dam Lima Berry 4 years old so
lbs, and A. Atchson's chestnut geldng Weatherby by
Planet, dam imported Weatherwitch
McDanols three together sold for $500; Lizzie r.
Tor $780, Ozark, sl4o Weatherby, slo5 the field 500
RACE.
Jest was first away Weaherhy second Madge third
Ozark fourth Evelyn Carter dnh the others punched
When the horses reached the stand, after a merry run
up the homestretch, Madge leading Ozark second,
weatherby third, Charley Cheatham fourth, Jest
fifth Matte A. sixth Violet seventh Jack
Trigg eighth, the others close together
Madgc showed the way around the upper
turn and length In front at the quarter pole,
Weatherby second, Jest third ozark fourth, Evelyn
Carter hfth, Matte A. sixth Moses Primrose seventh,
Lizzie X. eighth When the norses reached the half
mile pole hadge was stll in front, Ozark
second Matte A third, Jest fourth Noses
Primrose NTH, the others falling or
ana close together At the three-quarter pole
Madge two lengths in front Of Ozark Moses Prm-
third the others beaten or As soon the horses
well into the homestretch, Ozark made gallant
struggle TO overiake Madge but he was unsuccessful
the hlly passed under the wire three quarters Of
length ahead Of him, Moses Primrose third, Jack
EysyD Fsg csye .evsp ' wsandrs1 @ sssth %ssi S
tury ninth, Lizzie r. tenth, Violet eleventh,
Charley cheatham twelfth. Time, 2.12A. Madge was
by Paxon, Matte A. BY Clark, Evelyn Carter by Spill
man, Century BY Cochran, Iizze Il. BY scott Violet
Jack Trigs by Owens and CHARLEY Cheatham by
Reynolds
THE BREcRSRrDGE STAKES
The second race was the breckenridge Stakes for
three Ods the distance miles; $500 suhscrip
ton, 800 forfeit; the Maryland Jockey Club 10 add
81 600 OF which $500 TO the second horse the third
horse 70 his stakes The stakes closed
with thirty nominations, FIVE OF which came
70 the post These were y. Mcdaniel
Co.'s chestnut colt Joe Germs by Austria
han, dam Betty Ward John +. Chambern's
bay colt Tom 0chiltree, by Lexington, dam katona;
u. A. Clabaugh's chestnut colt Yiator, by Yanxhall
dam Heatherbel; II. +. McGath's chestnut cot ATis
tides by Leamington dam Sarong, anu NJ II. Saniords
bay colt Bay Final, by Lexington, dam Bay Leaf
Tom Ochiltree the iavorite Notwithstanding that
he penalized nve pounds for winning tho Dixie
Stake He sold for $500 yator 1856, Bay Final $780,
Joe Germs SSlo, aud Aristides $3.50
RACE
yator took the lead Aristides second Bay Final
third, Joe Germs fourth, Tom Ochiltree NTH Gong
around the upper turn some Of the horses changed
places and at the quarter pole Vator led four lengths
Joe Germs second live lengths ahead Of Tom 0cnltree
who led Aristides one length the latter i've
they reached the hall mile pole Viator
led two lengths Joe Germs second i've lengths front
or Tom ochitree the latter length ahead Aris-
tides, VINO was I'VE lengths IN advance OF Bay Final
There was no change IN the positions Of the horses
the lower turn aud when they passed the stand al the
close OF the first mule Vator was leading two lengths,
Joe Germs second, four lengths ahead Of Tom Ochil
tree, the latter neck n advance q Arstidcs,
Bay Final two lengths iurther OIL Going around the
upper turn the second mle the horses kept their
previous positions until they were past the quarter
pole when Arstides moved up and took second place,
and they went by the hall mile pole viaor cad-
ing two lengths, Aristdes second, neck advance
OF Tom OchIltree; Joe Germs fourth, Bay Final
1fth Then the great struggle began, and all OF
the horses put 10 tho top Of their speed. Ochi
tree moved up place and his hackers felt
that he would win bat before lie fairly into the
homestretch the extra 1--WE pounds began to tell Via
tor Tom OchItree and Arisdes came into the stretch
together, and, after very exciting and even struggle
Arstdes away at the distance stand and won the
race ny three lengths, Viaior second halt length
ahead Of Tom Ochltree Joe Germs four lengths fur
thcr or and Lay Final bringing up the rear The
time OF tile two miles 3:364. The winner
ridden by Swim. ViaUr BY Barber, Tom Ochiltree by
Evans, Joe Germs by sparing Bay Final by Hayward
The stakes were worth S5O0l
BEEcEISRIDoE STAKES
Start
Year Winner sire WeigaL ers Time
lsI4-Vandaiite. .Vandal..... l07 3s35
ls7S-Aristides. +. bennington. 10 3.3GA
HEATS.
The third race was the Compensation Purse or S500
mile heats the winners Of during the meeting
and horses that have started during the meeting
lbs extra winners " tWo during the meeting
lbs extra horses beaten once during the meet
lnR allowed lbs twice, allowed s lbs For
this race Tour came 10 tho front These were d.
McDaniels chestnut geldng Big Sandy by Austria
lan, dam by Lexington, years old 30 lbs John
NJ Harneys chestnut colt General Harvey by pat MAI
10y, dam leOwDrd.3 years Old " ibs Iavior O Nc