Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-26
PimllcO Races Yesterday,
TON oCHILTREE DrsrANCRD.

At the Pimlico race course yesterday toe
track was heavy and the weather cloudy aud
cold.
THE FIRST RACE
was dash OF three quarters of q mile for
maidens of all ages, entrance SIS, purse $50;
entrance money TO the second horse. Toe
odd Socks, Bayne, Waller, Good win, X 40
pahannock, Florence, Surge, Hargood, Star
of Eikhorn, Corn, Gale, ID. Brown, Courier,
q. Brown Sunbeam and Barrett. Before the
START, Lorillard's eniree, DoswelIs entree,
Rappahannock and Sunbeam were the IA
vorites. There was good start, when Dan
Vile led of with Gale second, Surge third.
and the Others well together. At the quar- Ter
Courier took the lead, with Odd SOCKS sec
0nd, Danville third, and Sunbeam fourth.
At the half mile pole Courier had gone to the
the second place. Down the homestretch
he running was good, Sunbeam going To the
nont with Waller second, DanvIlle third
nd Courier, Rsppahsnnock, Gale, Old
Socks, Surge, and Star OF EIkhorn in the
0roer IN which they are named. Time. LILY.
THE SECOND RACE
was the Dixie stakes, for three year-o Odds,
Two miles, $500; subscriptions, Sl00 forfeit;
"A ,0O0 added, OF which 81 200 to the second
horse and $500 to the third horse. The fol-
lowing started: Sultana, Hayward, Parole,
Bsrbee, shirley, Bnrrill, Virgil, Spillman,
Hertog, Hughes, and Algerine. Before the
tart Lorillard's entry was the favorite as
even against the field. There was Q fine
start, when Parole led of, with Sultana
III.
gil fifth, and Shirley sixth. Virgil won In
41k.
THE THIRD RACE
vas me central stakes for two-yesr- olds,
which 800 went TO the second horss, one
mile. The starters were Bombast, Barrett,
Princeton, Spillman, Oriole, Smith, Susque-
brook was the favorite In the pools. Down
The home-stretch the racing was very fair,
and SusQuebanna came to the score a half
ton one length with Cloverbrook fourth and
Oriole last Time 49a.
THE FOURTH RACE
was two mile heat for all ages, maldens
n lowed. II three years old three pounds TO
AIRY, II four Yeas seven pounds, IL 1--WE
ears and upward twelve pounds. Purse,
500; for nIst and 500 for second. Tom
ship, Hayward. Paladin, Mckee, and Ath-
lene Burnett started. Before the start Tom
Ochiltree was the favorite at $3.50 to Sos
Athlene second, Tom Ochiltree third, Part
nershtp fourth, and Paladin fifth. At the
quarter Paladtn had run to the second place
ana abilene fell of To the rear, and at the
who was two lengths ahead of Paladin.
There was no further change until the fourth
quarter when Partnership ran to the second
The beat was then between Tom OchiItree,
Add and Partnership, the others being out of
ne race. Coming into the home stretch Tom
Ocbiltree went to the front, with Partner
ship second and Add third and thus they
passed the score. Time, 3.I71. For the
second heat Tom Ochiltree sold still better
IA the pools, but Add again led OF, with
paItnershlp second, and Tom Ochiltree
Ihird. There was no change Of position un-
~ the nrst mile was accomplished, when
Partnership went TO the front, with Add
second, and Tom Ochiltree brought up the
rear. AT the quarter 1t was evident tina.
Tom Ochiltree had gone up, and the heat was
finished by Add heading Partnership i've
lengths, and Tom Ochiltree distanced. Time,
3:4Sx. Add gslloped over the course and
completed the race.