The New York herald., 1876-10-28
MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB,
Third Day Of the Autumn
Meeting.
A ASTIILLARGER ATTENDANCE
Bombast, Bill Bruce and Add the
VictorS.
BALrlxoKK. Oct. 81. 1870,

BALTIMORE Oct. 81, 1870.
The third day OF the autumn meeting Of the Mary.
land Jockey Club has passed, and has proved OF
the most exciting ever witnessed a, Pimhco The
four-mie day is always the most attractive to the
people OF Baltimore, and to-day there probably
s. 600 people at tho The ladies' turned In
very large numbers and filled fully onc-hali Of tho
grand stand; besides which largo numbers remained
their carriages, which extended for more than 200
yards each sdo Of Tho judges stand The call for
tho nrst race made promptly at one o'clock, and
tho track cleared
ONE NiLg--TwoY YEAR oLps
Tho first race was for purse OF $3.50, one mile, for
two-year-olds, winner OF Central Stakes lbs
extra. The starters wcrc:-A. Bemont's b T. Hiber-
MA, by Leamington, dam Henrietta wech, 81 lbs.
r. Lorillard's b. g. Bombast, by Bonnie Scotland, dam
by Jack Malone, OF lbs; d. McDaniel's b. 9. Prince
ton by Oakland, dam imported wombat, 100
lbs, and D. J. Crouse's b. Sally McCrca
by Revolver, dam by Planet, 81 lbs Bombast was the
fayortc before the start, with Sally McCrea second
choice, Princeton third and Hiberna last. Al the
pool stands the bidding spirited the friends OF
Sally McCroa very confident and tho greatly i'm
proved condition OF the TRACK added their
confidence. Tho start vas good, Bombast
getting or In 'front.' with HiJernia second,
sally McCrea third and Princeton last At the quarter
Sally McCrea had gonc up to the second place. and
led by Bombast half length, with Hbernia third and
Princeton three lengths behind On tho backstrctch
thero change. but on the lower turn Bombast
increased his advantage to length and Hiberna went
10 the second position. Coming into tho honestrctch
II evident that Bombast would be easy winner
and he came to tho finish length ahead OF Sally
Mccrea, who was one length IN front OF Hbcrna, and
pri nccton poor fourth Time, l:4754
ONE MILF AND A HALF.
Tho second race was selling race for all ages ono
ana half miles, horses TO be sold Immediately after
the race for $500, full weight; for 900. allowed
lbs. ior $3.50, allowed 10 lbs Tor $500 allowed IL
purse. $3.50 ior the first horse aud sio5
for the second. The following started :-Dwyer
nSn s lbs galway sy dam
years. BY Star Davis, dam by Lexington, 90 lbs. A.
n; psad1 years BY
/ Bill Bruce, years, by Enquirer dam Aurora Raby,
as lbs J. +. Wilson's b. h. Tom o'Ncil years,
Louise, % lbs; D. J. Crouso's b. s; Moaoc aged by
Revolver, dam Lady Plckaway, 10l lbs. George l..
Loriliard's ch. G. Warlock. 8 years. by War Dance,
dam Undnc, lO2 lbs, and I. b. and ". X. DAVIS CHI
lbs IN tho % betting warocs had % Tho y sa liza a ssls 10
Sol Tor Bill Bruce and $40 The field galway led OF
from me start Win M Bruce second and Conner ,hird
the others running IN bunch together There was
change on the lower turn, but before reaching the
judges stand Courier went to the 'front.' with Warock
| second and pressing him closely, Bill Bruce fourth,
\ Galaxy nth and Kenny sixth On the upper turn
raadn ran up 10 tho fifth place ON tho backstre,ch
Galway went up and took tho second place. with Cou-
rier and warock running even, and Bill Bruce
ming easy IN tho fourth place The others were
race Down tho homesiretch tho lash was
used freely. and Bill Bruce camo tho finish
neck, with Tom o'NeiI a length behind. The others
made string Of nifty 70 one hundred yards IN the
owners at s5o there having been no bid In advance Of
the amount Tor which he was offered when put in the
race.
BOWIE srAKEs-FouR MILE HEATS
Tho third the Bowio Stakes, for all ages;
500 entrance hall oricit live Or more subscribers,
TO start; naidens allowed, II three years
old lbs. If four years Old, lbs il i've years aud
upward. % lbs Club 20 add g., 900 for first horse
stakes TO III The amount $500 tour mile % nea.s - The
following horses started-D. ]. Crouso's b. b. Add,
y HeySs ssysn ~ los lbs D. g.
95 lbs. d. McDanci's ch. h. Big Sandy, years, by
Australian, dam Geneura, los lbs, and :. cls-
baugh's b. b. Piccolo, years, by Concord, dam
Maudina, ia lbs. In tho pools Add had the
call at large odos, but there were those who
manifested faith in Heretog because OF his record
and tho TACT that he had to carry much
less weight than any Of the others Tho friends of
Pccoo fought shy. because OF his having been beaten
yesterday by Inspiration, besides which he had been
drawn down little too Inc 10 give promise OF success
in a long race. Before the start Ado sold TO over
Hcretcg, 3 to over Big Sandy, aud nearly to
| Pccolo.
turn Big sandy went to the trout, but before reaching
the quarter Add TO the rst place. with Big Sandy
second, Piccolo third and Hcroog fourth There was
on the backstretch difference oi about two lengths
between all the horses, but coming tho close OF
first mile, Hcretcg ran up to the third place,
second mile completed. Al the beginning OF the
third mile Hcrctog went forward ind took the second
place. On the backstrcch Big Sandy fell back, and
Pccolo went up, but 1t was then evident that
both be and Big Sandy would bo shut out
a. tho close o. the @ heat ,d.s Passing the stand
| put TO his work, aud he abored
hard 10 close the by dstancng all his
competitors and coming TO the finish his jockey
his whip freely, but Heretog saved his distance, while
Piccolo and Big sandy were both doubly distanced
Tho first mile completed in 2:0l a, tho second In
| 352li, the third IN 5:42 and the fourth In 1851.
Second Heat ADD still the favorite though the
power OF cnduraDcSi him was all that could be rcied
on Herctog not In good condition for such long
race, but his hackers manifested thor confidence
success by taking tho pools at the odds offered The
start even, but Add went TO the front
on the upper turn. AT the quarter Hcre:og showed
| Ia 'front.' but Add went up and they ran 10 tho
three polc Passing the Judges stand at tho
bnt Hcrciog was pressed and he colared mis- compei
tor at the quarter and they ran even up the back
stretch Tho second mile was completed by Add lead
ing by length A. the quarter pole The third mile
Increased 10 six lengths the completion OF Tho third
mile At this point the Jockey oil Herctog pulled him
up as " he thought the heat was cosed. That gave
Add advantage Of eight lengths, but Here,or
pressed, and up TO within lengths, which
Tho nearest could get, AMI Add came 10 the finish
eight lengths ahead, winning tho heat and the race
! Time, 7.42A. Add has been purchased by A. d.
| Brown, OF this city. The price was 600
| WINNERS or THE BOWIE STAKES.
Wegh, Start
Winner. Age Sire. Los ers Time.
lsISm,'s'mon.s dcnsis. citadel. los "a.
lsIIsiDsss.' Harry bssss, a.Ls.,ns.on. os ss. osa
1S72-Mc Daniels 1922
Tubman. 4..War Dance. los 1881