The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-24

opINfNG on rfiE UiRrLtND JOCKEY
NLNNN lIit ii.AT TWO.
roor sr'rurn Hnec., win WASH ro"'s. KIN.

,,,,,, s,t,,tra Rn..... win WASH Vooth. KIN.
Faro, Ilukr nr MAGENTA. nnd Aigrriuc the
t,tnurr~ Two o. the fn~"ri!rs Erptrn-
New york. .sr't Keprc> .utcd At the ENcc.-
baltimore. 4. {. o. Tho tail nesting of
a., N.r,L4ud 10 key Cuh WIZ op,n / ut
pn.N.l. to-day. Tho weather wua drli.i t'ul.
.rii,oir.rk VIA in good coud on consider
in. ihr two days " rain. n" postppn"mrnt nf
r,cNtra rae between Ten Broo 'k. Tom o. hil-
tree. and Parole appeared not tn have renrhcd
r,,ny persons in this vicinity, NJ many " the
igtnra to-day were d puppoini 'd that II did
~, conn on The owner NJ Ten Brocck re-
cci,rd 1900 for the pcstpon"hlcnt from Mr. p
Iotillnrd and in turn the Maryland Jockey
Club made him q lilo mcn6r.
The fire, rncr was n dash OF three quarters "
n mile for maidcna OF all ages: entrance as.
and puree of $3.50; the entrance money To- The
second horse. The hors,s 60 start w"r" l..
IIarlz's h. e. Vermont T. u. & W. u. Davs'H
h. g. Jo" Hunt. D. Daniels h. e. Glen Dudley.
+ NJ. Halls h. T. Eu;crp" c. W. Md n-"r h'.
Wash Booth. and 7. ". Do-wr' blk. x. Da-
mond. Before tin start Glen Dudley war the
fnvoritc and sold in The pools for $40. while
Wash Booth and Diamond cah brought
f95 Vermont s25. AMI the Il Id si1.
Aror ono fals' start the hor-a- sut IN " II to-
c.tacr to, Hunt in front. with N'r'np nts 'ond.
Diamond third. Eutarpc fourth. AMI Wash
Booth and Glen Dudley following in IN ord
In viii h they are named. On the lower turn
Vermont went Ia tn front with Eninrpr sa'-
enl aui Wash y 18th thirI. vermont hciI the
bead AROUND the upp " turn. an Ga 'r' WIS 40
r.4u-' until they cdmN into tn HON ..'r 20.
whom Wash Booth went n ia" frput au I'M
i-,el hall len IN ahead OF Vermont. " $50
Diamond third Jn' TInat fourth. Glen Dudley
nGh and EWorpo last Time. i:2i.
nj .,t.. ,v4 itt 4 ltak for
nr,'-yolr o'd~; two inil,s sl1l subscription.
- forit; the club ~ nll .l.5lo. Of wilton
tlWi 10 "a" first horst 500 q the
s.rson anl ihc VITA t. ~av" his S 1aS
A b.Ii .unf's l.. f. Vi nicola. \. Bclmont's ch. T.
Su-ul"n ma, ~ NJ 'hani"ns ch. .. Minor y T.
a. {. Oriolr. md I. NJ Halls h. q. Dick Siss'~.r
IN The pools King Faro had the cull at 500 Co
{lAj for " Dunill'- entry. sos for Susuun-
hanna, and $50 for the field Before the start
The throng Of visitors had largely increased.
and The rool 81 nds were very active. The
rs w,r- also those Of thr entry Of MIR. VI .Dlniel.
Tlc liz III got a tool send of. IS n! KING Far! IN
hirl. Snsqn.hauna fourth VI Nicola nfth. Orr
ole Sixth, and ~. Ja'4N- hist ON
Tie lowr turn DICK Sass 'rr went to ihs
front. VITA 81. James second. Oriolp third. AMI
King Fnro fourth. and in that order they passed.
hc quarter On the hl'kstret III 81. James nj
eight lengths ahead Of til" others. who w'r''
punched. Onthn upper turn the trul M horses
N'HN w unl htIl ldFti lihph INV lllit iiH'f'
DICK Sa-ser leading It james three lengths.
There was no change NJ the three-quarter pole
fallen back to The sixih place. and MAJOR Barker
wont up fourth. There WIS no change until
nit"r the quarter pole WIS pissed. when all the
bunch without show NJ day ght between them.
Alter passing the half-mile pole, and going
around the upper turn, King Faro took the
ri Jnm.s fourth. and MAJOR Barker, Minpola,
and DICK Sas-~r following. Down the home
he IA IL n
Faro finished in gallup two lengths ahead 81
MAJOR Barker who ted Su-lqrhanna ono
length, with OriOl". 81. lamr- DICK Sa-scer.
lnl Min"ola following. Time. 800.
The Ia RI race WA tn Central stakes. Tor
or pay. $500 added. Of which .lo0 to the second
horse. The starters wrrs L. Lorlllards b; f..
Pquc g %, L., or,ilnris b. g. Duke II Mqa,-
gnnia. Geo. l. L1rllard's, ch. I, Baasn,c All. T.
sHul.'s ch. g. DanichoT and u. NJ Daniels
u. a!wn; n ,hc pools ~ WI "a ta,or
ii35 for the field. The start was fine one.
sth Duke Of Magenta leading. Piaue second.
Bainnee A. third, and panishnn ant lawn AVN, t. -
saFe8ia , az" Sns' q an and H'h s And sD fad% siri
half-mile pole. Balance Al he'd her Ola O..
closely followed NY Pqur. Dani.hrn AMI Duke
81 Magenta running together WIN f"wn 'Hos@
~. Al the thre@,,qpart.r pole lilur shovel
ahead IN front u Duke II Magenta and B.iane'
81 had fallen ~ h. the thiri place. Down nc
hom'stretch Duke Of Magenta made dash and
vent 10 the front and finished ono length ahead
q Pguc, who lsi psnieh,if eight lrngtiS and
Balance All and Fawn following closely. Time
The fourth and last race was one Of iwo-mlo
ioats for ali ages mailons an we'd, if years
pounds; il 1 years. 7 Iouais ;anl II years
ny upward, !. p9unis pursci swV l.I lh'
ars n3rse %nG Wv" '1r o a br Nps
Tor nara en-. c. bAIr'nngd' w. a. b'iiii-
b. e. Agerine. In the pools, AisTn'
Nas me i.V9rlte M st)' 10 s5o9 ~ Tar
For The first heat Bursoo led on with Al.
g'rInr ~'., nd hirIl rltf ulird' nni Anpu1n
Est Ou thH nrst turn AHluSh vent I" IN
y ny rud bur.p' leli ~ lourth. Ihrrr was
49, WI H. ni5'' ", i,-'i ,n' eiunl VI wv
MN. was bottrr. and AZ the half-mile uol- Al
f.tn hni sGn, To- u" ir9ni with Awhnsh Sc
t,ir nr,,,' n, ,. O' w.
Iurloo ran up the second place. with BARR
.ni ,ihird. and Ambush hisi. Tn run down
e'r' 0nls,ed tw S'I .u0.fs ai'"al ~ rHr.N ~,
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