The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-25
BALTIMORE RACES.
Second Day Of the Maryland Jockey
Club Spring Meeting.
Pera Tom Ochiltree. Chiquta and
Egypt the Winners.


she second day Of the meeting and Baitimorcs beauty
would not Be donied the opportunity Of witnessing tho
races Tho attendance, consequently, Mt Pimiico was
much larger than the opening day o. the meeting.
ana the running OF . superior order Four events
were on the cardtho FIRST sweepstakes, for three
year Odds, dash OF mile the second the Baltimore Cup
dash Of TWO miles and quarter the third tree handi
cap stakes for all ages dash or mile and haif and
the fourth mile heats for all ages with maiden allow
anceG
The great event Of the day was the cup race and
moro betting on that event than all the others
combined. Tom Ochtrce, great favorite with Bati-
moreans, having won his best raccs the Pimlico
track added 70 his fame by winning the cup in
that astonished every behoder. proving himself
good, il not the best horse this continent to-day
Ho galopsd along behind the others for mile and
three-quarters whom he made dash, and In moment
had tho nold whipped and then galloped home at
his Tom Ochiltreo has grand prospect before
him and will win his lots OF money. Hc is the
abandonment largo horse tho turf and il perfectly
sound al over.
swKEPsrAxEs-oxE MILE
Tho nrst race had as starters Davis Enquirer ally
Nay D., G. Loriard's Sunburst and Ambush, Null
keys Lady Toto. p. Loriiiards Pcra and Shirley Carr
b Co. Ella wotton and Bur and Blue, boswell
Cammack's Rappahannock and outcast, McDanios
land and D. ). Crouse's Serge. p. Lor,llard's team
wore tho favortcs, McDanie's second choice and
boswell cammack's third in favor, the others bring
Ing low figures 6eldcrs Pera dashed on first when
tho Nag fell. Vigil second, Rappahannock third,
sthe Red Dick colt fourth, Outoast nth, with
the others following In very close order Pera
showed the way to tho quarter pole, Rappahnnnock
second, Vigil third, Oucast fourth, Serge nth Red
Dick colt sixth, Shirley seventh, the others trailing
y fast they could but all practically out OF the
race. Pera maintained her advanced position down
the backstretch, and at the half milo pole two
lengths in front OF vigil Rappahannock third, ouscast
fourth. Sunburst fifth, Serge sixth, Shirley seventh
The latter dashed through the horses ahead of him. and
At the threc-quarter pole had taken second
place to hts stable companion, Pera. AS the horses
swung into tho homcstretch Pcra led three lengths
Shirley second, length in front Of Vigil, Outcast
fourth, Rappahaunock hfth the others hopclessly
won the race BY two lengths. Shirley was second,
May D. third, vigil fourth, Rappahannock NTH. Outcast
sixth the Red Dick colt seventh. Ambush eighth, sun
Serge twelfth Woodland thirteenth Ella wotton four
tecnth. Time, 1851. Pera was ridden by Barrett,
Clarke RappaSannock by j. Richardson, 6utcsst By
Lakeland, the Red Dick colt by Connor Ambush by
Mccarthy, sunburst by .Donohue, Bun and Blue BY
Ford, Lady Veto BY Farris Serge by Harzo woodland
by slade and Ella wotton by Hughes
WINNERS OF THE SWEEPSTAKES.
Pear Winner. SMJs. Stdrter& Time
3s14-santord's Brgand. ;.... 20 l!5
3 3s.s ni,,r Bay Final... 81 II 14s
THE BALTIMORE cur.
For tho Baltimore cup scvcn horses came 10 the post
These were = a cabaugh's bay colt viator, y, Nc
bay colt Tom Ochitrec, W. Cottril's chestnut morse
Stampede, J: +; chamberiins bay horse The Hoaxcr,
Oden Bowels chestnut cut Ore Knob and George Long
stafI's bay mare Usage Stampede was great favor
ito v,ator second choice Ore Knob third in favor Tom
Ochiltree next in demand with the others in field.
the start The horses had capital start and swung
into The homestretch nearly parallel. After good
strong up the homestrctch The Hoaxcr being sent
on to cut out the work. he passed the stand first Tom
Ochiltree second Usage third Orc Knob fourth, STAN
pedc dth Joe Germs sixth, viator seventh When the
horses passed the quarter pole The Hoaxcr leading
four lengths, ore Knob second, Tom ochltrec third.
tor seventh. The Hoaxer showed the way down tho
oacxsre T o xssnng .s The gap open ore Knob
anh, Stampede sixth and viator last. Going around
the lowcr turn Stampede took second place. Joe Germs
third. Ore Knob fourth, Tom 0chiltrcc lith, Usage
SIXTH Vator seventh. Tho Hoaxcr having done all he
required 10 do now began to retire. leaving the
race to better horses Stampede then went TO the
passed tho stand two lengths in advance Of The
Hoaxer, Joe Germs third, Usage fourth, Viaor fifth.
Ore Knob sixth Tom ochiltreo seventh Stampede
led the way around this turn, Joe Germs second,
viator third, Orc Knob fourth Tom Ochiitrcc lfth,
Hoaxer sixth, ossgc seventh. Fast running was now
the order OF the moment and the changes were very
rapid after leaving the quarter pole, Stampede keeping
in 'front.' however Down the backstretch vator made
q Orert4ke
Tom Ochiltrcc fourth, 10 Germs ditn Hoaxer SIXTH
Usage seventh. As soon as the horses passed the
halI-milo pole Tom ochiltrcc made his run,
and showing the way to the others. followed by
viaior, with Stampede third, Ore Knob fourth, Joo
Germs NTH, tho others beaten or Tom Ochliree then
galloped away from his companions came home an
easy winner or the race by three lengths Stampede
was second two lengths front OF vaior. Joe Germs
fourth orc Knob nth, the Hoaxer sixth, Usage
seventh. Tine, 400. Barbcc rode the winner
WINNERS or THE BALTIMORE cur.
Fear Winners Sire Weight Time
1675-Sandford's
Tom ocn,ltree t4,. Lexington los 400
yREE HANDICAP srAFBs--oNE AND HALF.
The third event. free handicap, had for starters A.
D. Browns PaIladIn carving los lbs A. Hrchcocks
Cariboo, 100 lbz W. r. Babcocks oxmore. 100 lbs
Cottrills General Harney, LOG lbs, and W, MuIkcys
Chquita by Hurrah, dam Sunrise, los lbs. Gen.
eral Harvey was great avorto at the start selling for
on With the lead, Psad,n second General Marnney
third Oxmore fourth, Cariboo NTH The horses
ran around tho lower turn in this order, and
Of the FIRST halt mile, Chiquiia 1rs General Har-
ney second, Paladin third, Cariboo fourth, oxmoro
was two lengths in front at the quarter POLE General
Harvey second three lengths ahead OF Paadin, 0xmore
fourth, Cariboo nflh There change in the po-
sitons OF tho down the backstrctc as they
entered the lower turn Oxmore made strong running
and soon captured PaladIn and, being forced up the
was only beaten length BY ChiquIta At The finish.
General Harvey third, Paadin fourth, Carboo rh.
Time, 242
nLx HEATS, FOR ALL AGES
The fourth race had for Pauerson's Portland
Babcocks Egypt Davis Jest, Wilson'S Tom O'Nei and
Bethuncs B6rgoo. Egypt was the favorNe over the
0oid as 100 10 10
Trn Hsat--Tom oTen arss away. Egyp. sec
ond. Jest third, Burgoo fourth, Portland fifth. Going
around the upper turn Egypt went 10 the 'front.' jest
second, Burgoo third, Tom o'Nel fourth, Portland
afth Egypt was half length ahead at the half milo
POLE Burgoo second, half length in advance OF Jest
rom O'NciI fourth, Portland as before. Egypt gal
Iopod IN hand around the lower turn, and was two
bengshs front the lhrec-quarter POLE but coming
~ the homcstrclch his head was pulled to the right
Ana len 10 extent that many supposed he In
bendeo 70 throw the heat Az the lasi moment how
wer the horse Strengthened, and ne won the heat
~ head, Burgoo second four lengths In front OF
Tom O'NeiI who was half length In advance Of JEST
Portland dstanccd. Time, l:l71s.
Second Heat Tom O'NciI was first away, Jest Sec
pnd, Egypt third, Burgoo fourth. Going around the
lppcr turn Egypt showed in front, Jcst second, Tom
D'Ncii third Burgoo fourth, the horses SO close to-
1ethor that there was no daylight between them.
Egypt led the way down the backstretch and around
M. ohao