The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-28
Second Day Of the Spring Racing
Meeting at Baltimore.
Brilliant Attendance and Elk
citing Events.
Bay Final, Preakness, Stockwood
and Audubon the Winners.
BALrmonE, ma, May a. 1878.

Of Baltimore's most beautiful sons and daughters
the weather was as delightful as could have been
wished while the racing was faultless. The
lavorites we're beaten twice and lots or money
changed hancs.
Mr.. NJ. II. Sanford's bay colt Bay Final, son OF
Lexington, dam Bay Leaf made his 1rst appear
ance on 4 Tacecourse and won . capital race
from Mr.. P. Lorilards Australian nlly Springer
q capital runner and others. Then Mr.. Sanlord's
fine old stallion Preakness mad an easy vic
tory over Fadladeen and Botany Bay. In the
third race Stockwoou, by Asterod, wGD capital
race over KadI, VINO was great fayorite over the
ned; and Audubon from the same stable, won
the fourth after three heats the second being
won by Dublin. The betting was quite brisk on
all Inc events, and the excitement attending the
days sport was intense throughout the afternoon
TpREE-YEAR-oLD SWEEPSTAKES.
The 1rst race was sweepstakes Tor Lhree-year-
olds that had never won In their two-Year-old
form, OF s25 each. play or pay, $500 added OF
which 800 10 second horse; one mle closed
with thirty-one nominations, OF which number
eleven came 10 the post These were oden Bowie's
brown colt Holorook, BY haywood, dam Goneri;
the same genteman's chestnut colt Ore Knob
by Dickens dam slipper; p Lorillard's chestnut
1lly Sprlnglet. by Australian, dam Springorook;
j. F. Cnamoerlain's chestnut Oily Scramble, BY
Star DAVIS, dam Skedaddle; A. 3. Lewis Co.'s
bay colt vagabond, by yanoal, dam Gem, and
chestnut ally yi2agrette, BY vandal. dam BY
whirlwind; Z. A. Clapaugn's chestnut nllv
Elizabeth, by Yauxhall, oam Maudna; NJ. II.
Sanlord's bay colt bay Final. by Lexington, dan
Bay Leaf; II omas W. Doswells pay colt Arcturns,
by Planet, dam Elkhorn, and bag dlly Evelyn Car
ter, oy Australian. dam Miss Carter, and 1. b. d
Bay Final was the fayorite over any named horse,
Springlet the second choice, leaving Lewis d
Co.'S entries the THIRD IN iayor.
Holbrook was the first away TO very good start
Evelyn Carter second, Vagabond third, the others
very close together. They caanged places around
the upper turn ana at the quarter pole Elizabeth
showed in 'front.', Holbrook second, Fagahond
third, Evelyn Carter fourth and Vlnagrette MIN,
the others being in bunch, with Bay Final the
very last. At the halI-mlle pole Doswers
anS sn.n nS spfngeI took his place, and
then uasning on assumed nrst place and
BAY FINAL on the lower turn ran around the rnck,
and men he came into tue stretch ne was lourth
with Sprlnglet several lengths anead. Gradually
he closed her, and aiser brilliant run beat
her TO the post Dy neck. Vaganond was third,
Holbrook Iour5n vinagrette tlln, Arcturus sixth,
Elizabeth seventh, scramble eighth, Evelyn Carter
ninth Ore KNOB tenth and haywood nlly, out OF
Lazy, eleventh Time, ;4S
SUMMARY.
PndLIco COURSE. BALTIMORE Nd, MAY q, 1875
SECOND DAY OF THE SPRING MEETING OF THE MARY
LAND JOCKEY CLUB@tlRsr kAoE.-sweepst axes
two-year-old iorm; OF S25 each p. p; club TO add
$500. oil when 500 10 the second morse; coils to
carry 100 lbs, FLIES ana eeldlngs 81 lbs aash or
one mile; closed February !, 1873, WI h tnirly-one
nominations, oil which eleven slartedi value or
sweep Sl2l5.
M. d. Saniord's b. G Bay Final, BY Lexington,
d norr NAY asa en- ~ sprnaet b; imp Austria
nau, dam Spnn2Drook, by Lexington, 81 los. 3
A. b. Lewis CO. b. G. Nagaoond, by Vandal,
Oden Bowe's br. q HoIbrook. BY haywood,
dam GonerL by Revenue. leo lbs ............ 4
A b. Lewis Co.'S en-. vinalgrette, BY Van
DIAL dam by Whrlwind 81 lbs.................
Thomas w. Doswell's b. 9. Arcturus, oy Planet
dam Ekhorna, 100 los
dam Maudlna, 81 los........................
Joan +. Cham6erllns en-. T. Scramble, by Star
THOMAS ". DosweI's .. /. Evelyn Carter By
Australian dam MISS carter, BY imp. Soyer-
oden bowie;s ch c. 0rcinob, by Dickens dam
supper; y imo. Yorkshire, 100 bs.....;.;... 10
b. W r. Davis 3. + - oy haywood, dam
Time. las.
THE BALTIMORE our.
The second race WAS the Baltimore Cup, for all
ages Two and q quarter miles. $50 subscription,
play or pay; 1000 ADDED, OF which $500 % the
second horse the third . save ms stakes; closed
7. b. g. w. X. DAVIS chestnut horse Fadladeen. oy
War Dance, dam Nora Creina, lis los. Jos.
julius Ia1u' dam Leisure. iS5 ios.. aud chest
nut colt Botany Bay, : oy australian.
horse Preskness, by Lexington, dam Bay Leaf lis
lbs, and L. A. hItchcock's chestnut horse Cal
way, by Concord, dam Maudina. freaEneSs was
the favorlte at long odds over the neld.
TIE RACE.
Preakness took the cad at the start was never
headed aud won In a canter bV ten lengths, Fad
laden second, a neck IN advance OF Botany Bar,
who was twelve lengths ahead OF Galway, the lat
ter Jour lengths anead Of Dead Head. Time,
4:O9h. The race was run just 70 SUIT
Preakness. lie was allowed 10 galop leisurey
for a mile, and when Fadladeen made his run
Preakness was ready for him. aud, gong at the
top VI their speed Tor hall a miie PTeakness dis
posed OF Fadladeen and All the others AZ the same
time After tnat brush Preakness again re turned
20 MS hard gallop and so came lesurely home.
Botany Bay ran very wei, put GALWAY aud Dead
IIaa1 "a fnr lunE 4 adv
like presumption for owners OF such horses to at
tempt to compete with grand old korse Ike
PreaknesS-
SAME DAY-SECoND RAcE.-rho Baltimore Cup,
for all ages, $50 subscription, p. p, club 10 add
$1,000. OF when $500 % second morse. the third
horse 10 save MS stake; TWO and quarter miles,
closed WIFI 10 SUBSCRIBERS; value tlsOO:
Al. Ii. Sanford's b. n. Preakness, aged, Dy Lex
ington. dam Bay Leaf, lis lbs. !
T. b. W. r. DAVIS en-. h. Fadladeen, AGED, oJ
War Dance, dam Nora Creina, us IDS. ........
JOS Donahue's CO. c. Botany Bay, years, ~
Austrian. dam Bonnet, los lbs. .:::....-:.
Concord, Gam Maud,na. Observation-Disclosures. 4
Jos. Donanues b. q. Dead Head uormerly Can
neJ), 4years, BY julius, dam Leisure, 100 IDS
Time, 4:09h.
FREE HANDICAP srAKES
The third race was Tree handicap stakes for
half miles; with $500 ADDED Tor the nrst morse
and 500 for the secUnd. mere we're SIX stars
lucky, dam Fluke, / years old, 1903 IDS;
u. McCounis bay geding KadL By Lex
tngton dam katOna. aged, IL lbs.i u.
J. Bannatyneis chestnut morse StockWoOd,
Dy AsterOid dam Alabama, ageu, III lbs;
~. Lorlard's bay horse stanford, by Bay DICK,
Dam by Soy tnian, years old, ITO los. Mart Jor-
aan h Co.'s bay geldluR O'Nen, oy Lightning, dam
London's dam, years old, 100 los, ana 10 bona
hue's pay horse Caribou by Lexington, dam Alce
Jones, years old, 100 lbs; kadi was the favorite
over tue held at odds.
THE RACE.
stan ord was nrst away. stockwood second,
Kadl third OMEN fourth, Scratch nth
aud Cariooo sixth. the horses changed
was nrst at the three.quarter pole, stanford sec
ond. Kadi third, Car0oo fourth, Oihen hltn,
Stockwood sixsn. As the horses passed tue stand,
scratch led DJ neck, stanford second, snort
length 10 'front.' OF kadi, Catltoo iourtn, OiNeil
hitn, StocSwoOd trailing few lengths behind.
Gong around the surn, the horses sharp
ened their pace and at the quarter pole
scratch led length, Kali second one
length ahead OF stanford, the latter four lengths
in advance Of Caribou, 0'Nen iith StockNo0d
still several lengths behind. There was no
cnange Of positions by the horses as they ran