The New York herald., 1876-10-27
MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB.
Second Day Of the -Au-
tumn Meeting.
an INCREASED AND BRILLIANT ATTENDANCE
Inspiration. Ambush. Burgoo and Resolute
the Winners.
BALTIMORE, Oct &c, 1874

Maryland Jockey Club and the attendance was better
than the first day. large number of the ladies' Of
Baltimore graced the occasion with their presence ana
brilliant assemblags has rarely been witnessed
on any course.
The track was in a much better condition than u
yesterday but still heavy, especially on tho
backsrcich and about the judges stand 1t was hard
The nrst race was one mile, for all ages, to carry
105 lbs, winners of a single race since September
10, 1876 lbs extra: OF two races since that time,
10 lbs. extra; purse s275 Tor the first horse,
and $50 for the second The starters were W. wychcs
oh. c. Hobklrk, years. by Red Dick, dam by Tar
RIVER los lbs ard b. Problem, years, by Pimlico
dam by Australian, los lbs H. Donohues b. b. Aata-
dor, 4 years, by Gladiateur dam Nonpar'e l05 lbs
E. A. Clabaugh's b. Piccoo, by Concord. dam Mau-
dina, ITO lbs; T. Is. l. W. X. Davis ch. h. Fada-
deer aged, by War Dance dam Nora Creina, los lbs
A. Smiths br. IN. Inspiration, years, by West
minister, dam sapphire, Ito lbs In the pools Pccolo
the favorite, selling at to over Inspiration
ii TO over Fadadecn and to over the field. just
before the friends OF Inspiration showed their
hands and bought him at 1925 while Pccolo sold for
s3io Inspiration won the race by four lengths PIC
colo was second Fadladeen third, Natador fourth,
Aobkirk fifth and Problem sixth Time, AS
NILE HEATs-TuREE- YEAR-oLDs
The second race was me heats, Tor three-year- -ods
tnat had not woh sweepstakes since June l, 1876;
starters were w. Wyches b. Hatteras, by Red Dick,
dam by Planet; George L. Loriliards b. C Ambush,
Davis ch. l. May D., Dy Enquirer, dam Flora
b. g. Thomas gr. C. L'nsmore' oy Light, .sn..
ea SSsa Sy MsSoarae Ssnn DAM wasonse ansss
Charles Reeds ch. c. Red Coat, by Australian, dam
the dam OF Experience Oaks; f. A. Ciabaugh's b. &.
Cyril by Planet, dam Fairy p NJ. Vests b. Courier,
by Star Davis, dam by Lexington, and 7. W. Doswelrs
b. Outcast, By bennington, dam orana: In the bets
yrginius. who had entered, had the call, with
al
Uutcast, Courier and May d. had their friends at TO
or against the avorite. Before the start the
question raised whether Virginius could run,
he had swcepstake Tor all ages at Jerome Park,
aud alter discussion he ruled by the Ex-
selling at $3.50; Grit, 500; Outcasi, 500; Linsmore,
500; Ambush, $50, and the field, sos Red Coat won
Ambush in the same time. Then Red Coat and Am
bush ran dead heat in 1:5l4, all the other horses
being sent to the stable under the rule An effort was
made TO dvids but, not prevailing Red Coat and Am
bush went to tho score for the fourth heat Ambush
proved the victor by head In l:53
scutivc COMMITTEE The action Of the committee
raused considerable dissatisfaction but The rule
tncxorable, and he retired from the contest May D.
was then tho isvorite. selling at $3.50: Grit, 500;
putcast, $65; Linsnorc, $60; Ambush, $50, and the
Aeld, f~A
oSK NILE AND rnREE-QuARTERs.
The third race tree handicap, Tor all aces. OF
k25 each, not declared out one and three quarter
miles, club adding 1915 for the first horse and S75 for
goo, years, by Hurrah. dam Emma Downing,
tl5 lbs; George Loneslaifs b. h. shyiock,
aged, by Lexington, dam Edith, la lbs
Australian dam Geneura, liz lbs. sP Lorlard's b. 6
Shirley, years. by Lexington. dam Miss Carter, 100
lbs I. W. Doswcirs ch C. Rappahannock, years,
BY King Lear, dam Fanny Washington, 90 lbs, and
Oaen Bowies ch. Mary, years, by Dickens, dam
pools selling Tor $3.50 while shylock brough, 5000 Big
Sandy $50, Shirley $50, ana the field $50 They
came TO the with Burgoo halt head in front OF
Snyock, who led Rappahannock a hall length, with
Mary iourth Shirley fifth and Big Sandy last
srEEPLEcHAsE
The fourth race grand steeplcchase, about two
and half miles over the regular steepe course vel
tcr weights; purse $500; $3.50 TO the first horse 800
10 the second aud $40 10 the third The following
started darby Brothers b. m. Lorena, aged, by Re-
volver, dam Gentle Annie, las lbs Thomas
Murray's cb. b. Captain Hammer b years. by
yardal. dam Dewdrop, l47 lbs. J. e. h. Lawrencc's
oh. b. Rcsolute, agea, by Revolver, dam Matte, 15S
Lbs. same owners b. H. Risk, years, by Revolver,
dam siren 14l lbs and Charles Reeds b. h. Doubtful
3 years by oys,srman, dam Spotted Fawn, l2s
lbs. Hammer carried lbs. and Doubtful
lbs overweight The start was made on even terms,
and until the return from the south field they ran
well together and cleared tho obstacles handsomely.
Here Hammer and Doubtful boted. Resoute and Risk
bhcn took first and second places with Hammer near
~ hand. AT the leap Hammer refused Rsso
lutte and Risk then went on, the ending by Reso
lutte winning by four lengths. Hammer continued, and
flushed ihird, quarter Of n mile behind Risk Time
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SUMMARY
BALTIMORE ND Oct 28 ls16-sgcoNp DAY OF rHE
FALL MEETING OF THE MAINLAND JOCKEY CLuB-FiRsr
RAcE-ono mile, Tor all ages, to carry los lbs win
OF u SINGLE September Is, 1876, 8 lbs
purse, s275 or The lrsl $50 the second
A. Smiths br. Inspiration, years, by West
Minister, dam Sapphire, ITO lbs. tincluding lbs.
z. A. Caoaugh's b. b. PiccoIo 5 years BY Concord,
dam Maudina, llo los pncluding lbs. ,extra)
Holloway 2
+. b. W. R. Davis ch h. FadIadeen. aged, by
War Dance dam Nora Crcina, los lbs. Hughes, 3
n. Donshues b. h. Matador, years, by Gladiateur,
dam Nonpareil, los lbs s............ .tMatthews) 0
W wychc's ch 9. HobK,rs, years, by Red Dick,
dam by Tar River, los lbs .......... ID Brown o
W. wyche's b. Problem, years, by Pimlico,
dam by Australian, los lbs ...-......tW. Clark)
Time. l:4S.
SANE DAY-SEcoSp RAcE-Mile heats, for three
year-olds that have not sweepstakc race since
June 1876 $3.50 for the first and sloo for the second
George l. Loriard's b. c Ambush, by Aus
tfalian, dam Molly Morgan ITO lbs tSmilh) l
Charles Reeds cb. Red Coat, by Aus
tralian, dam tho dam Of Experience
Oaks. lilo lbs. ,...-........... (Spariing) 2
T. W. Doswslls b. 6. ou,cas,. BY Leaning
ton, dam orianna, Ito lbs -. .Forencel 20
r. NJ westsb C. Courier, by Star Davis,
dam by Lexington, lilo los. ....lc Brown 7.
7. B. & ". R. Davis eh: { May D. by En-
qurer, dam Flora, l07 lbs. .(Spimanl r. O.
i. A. Ciabaagh's s. Cyril, by Planet, dam
W; 7. Llnes's >; : crit Ov Melbourne, dam
Wagonnette, lilo lbs. Beam 4 r. O
B. G. Thomas gr. Lnsmors, by Light
ming, dam Nora creina, ITO lbs sDourlassl 8 dis
". Wyche's b. c. Haicras. by Red Dick,
Time, -l47s4-I:5lA-I:5s
SAME DAy-TmRD RAcE.-Free Handicap Stakes for
I'll ages, s23 each, declared out; and three.
quarter miles, club 10 add 1915 ior the first horse, SIS
Tor the second.
j. G. Betnune's b. z. Burroo. 5years, by Hurrah,
dam Emma Downing, lis lbs. s............ .tSwim) /
Heorgc Longs,an'sb b. h. Shylock, aged, by Lexing
ton dam Edith, ia lbs. .tHeyward) 2
r. w. DosweIps ch c. Rappahannock, 3 years BY
King Lear, dam Fanny Washington, rs ibst
(Florence) 3
pden Bowie's ch Mary, 8 years, by Dickens,
dam Ny Maryland. g2 lbs.. (5arrett o
Pierro Loriiiard's b. Shirley, years, by Lexing-
ton dam Miss Carter, 100 lbs. tSparIing) o
%. NcDaniels CHI c. Big Sandy, years, bv Aus
tralian, dam Geneura III 2lbs........... (Clarke)
Time. 3:17h4
SANE DAY-FouRrH RAcx-Grand steeplechase.
about and u hall miles, the regular steepe-
chase COURSE weller weights; purse $3.50 for tho rsL
e1O0 for the second and $50 TOR the third horscs
never started o a steeplechaso allowed lbs
J. g. X. Lawrence's CHI h. Resolutc, by Revolver
dam Matte, 1853 lbs. &c Midgely) l
Il q I Rlst a eura hx,R