The New York herald., 1876-10-29
MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB.
Close Of the Autumn
Meeting.
WarIock, Vigil, Partnership, Shirley and Jack
son the Winners.
BALTIMORE. Nd. Oct. 2s, 1879.

BALriNoRs, Nd Oct 2s, 1876,
To-day closed the autumn meeting OF the Maryland
Jockey Club and the intercs, manifested quite a.
great the first day TO tho club It was a decided
success and the events throughout Will compare favor
ably with those OF any preceding meeting. The attend
ance to-day comprised the greater portion OF the
ehe OF the city and surrounding country
There were Ave events, the FIRST of which was tree
handicap purse Of $3.50 tor all horses tha, had dur
Partnership Nary, warlock, Serge, GRIT, Galway, Tom
O,Ncn, Fadladeen, Sunbeam, Red Coat, L,nsmore,
Problem Lorcna and Paiadin were the contestants.
Galway the fayori,e but 40 frequently occurs, no
did not win. The was won by warlock without
apparent effort.
The Brccsinridse Stakes was the second race, two
miles, for three. .ycsr-ods. There but three
start, Parole, virginius aud Vigil Parole was the
decided favori,c, but again there disappoint-
ment awaiting tho friends OF tho favoritc Virgnius
ran out at The start and kept Parole at quick work,
while Vigil traiIcd behind, but within striking dis
tance until after the first mile had been ompshcd'
He then put work and yirginius fell back, Icav
ing the contest 10 Parole and vigil On the upper turn
OF the second milo Vigil vent to the front and won
the easily under pull.
The third race was the Compensation Purse OF $3.50,
mile heats yor this purse Inspiration, Partnership
Ambush, Red Coat Pora, Lady Mac and Grit started
The first heat won by Rod Coat, with Partnership
second and Pcra a good third but she pulled up SO
bay famed that she was taken out OF tho race. For
second heat II thought by many that lnspira
would be able TO take the heat but when the rla
Partnership was too much for her, though she medc
very good second. Red Coat winner OF the rst heat,
did not make effort apparently TO take the heat.
The third heat between Red Coat and Partnership,
and Red Coat started as IL he would little difficulty
IN carving OF tho ,aurcs OF the contest Before hc
reached the hamilc pole, however. Partnership cap
turcd him and came 10 the finish an easy winner by
nve lengths
The .ourh race was a match for 5000 side, between
j. g. X. Lawrcnce's Resolutc and Lorillard's Shir-
ley In tho early part OF The day Rcsoute the Ia
vortc but tho friends of Shirley rallied anu before the
start the betting was even The start was good, and
ionr for Shirley wen. 10 ,ho front and held tho posi-.
ton easily TO the finish. winning by eight lengths
without having been pushed.
The last event OF the day WAS the Gcntlemcns Stcc-
plcchasc. There were Two 10 START but only two
with any credit. Early in Tho race Kummy fell and
threw his rider, and went out OF the race. A ltlo
later Leader went down, and followed Rummy. New
York, who kept mt respectful distance IN the rear,
baked before gong the track, and lost all chance
O place In The race II was won easily by Jackson,
with Peter Simple second.
oSK AND A QUARTER NILES
The first race a handicap purse OF $3.50 for all
horses that had run during the meeting. Ono and
quarter niles The horses started were Charles Reeds
WIS., IS lbs George Longstan's br. h. Partnership
years, by Astcrod, dam katona 107 lbs Oden Bowels
lbs lbs George @ l. Lorards ch WarIock Years. by "
War Dance, dam Undinc, 81 lbs J. Forbes b. h.
raladn' years. BY L,sAp'ns.on dam Garland
by Revolver, dam siren, 90 lbs; W. 7. Llncks
b. 9. Grit 3 years, BY Melbourne, dam Wagon
Q years. by Concord, dam Maudna lo4 lbs J. i.
Wilson'S b. h. Tom o'Ncil years. by Lightning dam
zngnra, es lbs I. B. 4 W. r. Davis CHI h. radiadcen,
aged, BY War Dance dam Nora Creina, los lbs I. W.
Doswcls ch l. Sunbeam, years, by bennington,
dam Eclptc, s5 lbs; Charles Reeds ch. Red Coat,
years, by Australian, dam The dam OF Experience
Oaks 81 lbs d. q. Thomas g. Linsmorc, by Light
ming, dam Nora crelna, s. lbs; W. wyches b. C.
lbs, aud Daley Bros b. Lorena, aged, by Revolver,
dam Gentle Annie, ss lhs In the pools last night
Ing sold Tor s27. while Partnership, Mary warlock
and Sunbeam each brought s25. Abilene was booked
At $40, serge $l4 and Grit Sl3 Sunbeam was the
only winner during Tho meeting. having won mile
dash tho nrst day. On tho track the friends OF
Mary expressed confidence In her ability to win,
though Galway was stl the favorte by odds ailer
tnan last night. The horses got on we'll, with Lns-
IN 'front.' but before reaching the Judges stand
went 10 the second place. ON the backstretch War
lock went 10 the front, with Partnership second Mary
third and Galway fourth Around The lower turn
up with apparent case and hold tho third place
until they came into tho homestro.ch. The running
ahead OF Mary, who led Partnership half length,
with Galway ourih. and the others strung out TO the
furiong distance stand. Tme 2:134.
BRHCKINRIDGE srAKKs.
The second race was tho Breckinridgc Stakes for
three-year-ods; $500 subscription, 500 forfeit; ~in-
ner of the Dixie Stakes lbs. extra; the Maryland
Jockey Club to add 81 000 Of which $500 the
ond horse and the third horse TO save his stakes.
There were twenty 1.-Two nominations and but three
start-P Lorillarus Dr. g. Parole, by bennington, dam
Maiden, lo7 lbs; D McDaniel's blk. e virs,nus, BY
vigil, by virgil dam Rcsan. us lbs. In the bet.
ting Parole had The call at 500 10 500 for
Vigil and $50 for vrsnius. Before .hs
TO $40 Tor Vigil and $40 Tor virgnus The start
good, y,rg'nius leading or, with Parole second and
place. which six lengths behind virginius who led
Parole six lengths. Up tho backstretch and around
the Judges stand much closer toecthcr On the upper
turn Vigil went forward and vrgnius fell on, that
the lett TO Vigil and Parole the backstrech
vigil went 70 the front around tho lower turn; Parole
hard pressed, but ho could not got up Down tho
homcstrctcn Vigil camc TO The finish an easy winner
and under pull. while tho lash ircey applied 10
Parole, who was fully two lengths behind Timo,
33Ix.
The Compensation Purse, $3.50, milo heats, was tho
third race; winners OF one race during tho meeting
and horses that had not started lbs extra
horses beaten during the meeting allowed lbs
twice beaten, lbs rho starters werc:-A. Smiths
sophia, llG lbs George Loigsiai's br b. Partnership
years, BY Aserold dam ka,ona, III lbs. George l.
% cSar, a. Rs dam
years. by Australian dam the dam OF Experience
Oaks, 81 lbs. J. McCormick's b. Pcra 8 years, by
gaps b. Lady Mac, years, BY Hurrai, dam Louise
50 lbs, and W. T. Lncks b. Grt,
In The poos Inspiration was tho iayoritc 2
10 over Rcdcoat ana TO over Partnership and Am
bush, 10 over Grit and TO ncid but lust
before the start Partnership sold Tor $i Ambush
and 9cra al $40 each Red Coat nj s5 the field NJ
$lI. Red Coat .as required 10 carry 81, lbs. over
weight, which some OF hts trends thought would be
rather favorable than otherwise,
First Heat The start was good, Grit IN front, with
Pcrn second, Partnership third Rcd Coat lourtn In
sprntion nfih, Lady Mac sixth AMBUSH last At
the quarter Pcra went 10 the 'front.' with Lady Mac
second and Partnership third ON the back
stretch Red Coat went MP second and Lady
Mac fell back Pera still held the nrst place
around the lower turn, With Rod Coat at her Hank
Pcra third and Partnership fourth. Coming INTO The
homesiretch, Rel Coat cut out wcnt TO the front
and made good run 20 The hnsh, leading Parincrsnip
length, with fcra third, Ambush fourth. lnspira
ton aith, Cru sixth and Lady Mac distancrd Prra
drew up very lame anu was taken out OF the race.
fine .45l.
Second Heas--Red Coat wns the fsvor,te having the
advantage OF tho heat and the around
the pool stands was intense until horses were
called. The stakes on Inspiration considerable,
ana there more hedging at the Paris pooi stand
Than for any race OF The mectine Al aucnn siand