The New York herald., 1877-10-26
!: MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB.
Third Day of the Fall Meet
ing at Baltimore.
FINE SPORT AND LARGE ATTENDANCE.
Plque, Rappahannock Ore Knob, Glen
Dudley and Deadhead the Winners.
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BALTIMORE. Nd, Oct. 25, 1877
The races Of this, tho third day OF the Maryland
Jockey Club, were numerousy attended, and large
and fashionable throngs the field In their car
rages and on the grand stand. The weather was de-
iightfully pleasant and warm and the racing good
throughout. Five events were rhe card, and they
sawe Of promptly, that the crowd lett the course
-sout nvo O'Clock, all In town in time
for dinner. The races were-hrst, u dash OF one
mile, for woyear-olds, which Won by Mr. Loril-
lards Pique; the second dash OF milo and half.
won by Rappahannock; the third, i've iurlongs, by
gentlemen riders which w. d. Bowie won the fourth,
milo heats captured by Glen Dudley, and the ftn,
steeplechase, won by Deadhead All were run in the
most satisfactory manner and in good time
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The nrst race was for purse OF $3.50, miIe by
wo.year-olds; the winner Of the Central Stakes to
carry five pounds extra; $500 to the first and $50 to
the second horse. For this tnore five en-
tries comprising O. f. Dohlo's chestnut flly Maggie
May, by vsuxhkl, dam Lady johnson, carrying 81
lbs Y. Smytnes chestnut colt Danichef, by Glenclg
dam Salina, 100 bs q. L. L0rillard's chesnut Oily
Balance All, by Bonnie Scotland, dam Lanians 81 lbs
ID. McDanieps chestnut ally Fawn, by Harry Bassct,
dam Spotted Fawn, OF lbs, and p. Lorillard's brown
nIly Pique, by bennington, dam Lady Emmal, 81 lbs.
Pique the favorite over the field at long odds;
with Pique out OF tho pools Balance All was the
tavorite the at odds. pque had much the
best OF the send OF, Fawn second Balance All third,
Danlchen fourth, Maggie May attn. Gong
around the upper turn Pque lod two lengths,
Fawn second. neck in advance OF Balance
All, who was four lengths In front Of
Danichen, Maggie Muy nth. Pique kept her advan-
taee to the quarter pole and three lengths In fnnt
At the hafme pole, Fawn second, mock IN front Of
Balance All, Danchen fourth, Maggie May far behind.
Danichen then dashed past Fawn and Balance ALL and
made after Pique and the three-quarter pole had
closed nearly all the daylight. Eight lengths away
was Balance ALL two lengths in front OF Fawn, Maggie
May nifty yards behind. Pquo galloped strong up the
homestrslch and by two lengths, Danichen
second, twenty lengths ahead OF Balauce All, the lat
ter fifteen lengths IN front OF Fawn, Maggie May LOO
yards of. Time, 45h. Messrs. oden Bowie, August
Belmont and Baylie Peyton were the judges.
ONE MILE AND HALF.
The second event was selling race, Tor all ages,
one mile and half, horses entered to bo sold Tor
for $780, allowed 10 lbs tor $780, allowed IA lbs II
not 20 be sold at all lbs. extra Purse. $3.50
horses entered Tor this were N. Days chest.
nut geldng Waco. by Narragansett, dam Jnli-
bay mars s'a Yorsssrr fsS s
by King OF Trumps dam Rona years old, $500, 9i
Cps s%yn bay s s5psS 1y
oa% Lucy Sow s Years Ola $500 q lDs Giles
Doswslrs shs.,nS. nut coli s Kspp4SannosH. BY King
$780, ss Ssm lbs Fanny EaIses years Ge ssy
colt Bcrtram BY Kentucky, dam Bernce, years old,
BY Loamngson dam Rattan years Old, Of lbs and
CIV. Medinger's brown geding Liltoiollow by Lynch
cufS Dam mary G Gooas ,y years oia sI9o o. lbs:
great lavorite over the field, selling for $780, Ber
tram $685., Rappahannock s75, the field $S5.
Waco was first away, Bertram second, Rappahannock
third. Yorkshire Lass fourth, kiiburn fifth, Little
follow sixth, DaiIgasian seventh, Explosion eighth.
When the horses reached the threequarer pole Bsr-
tram led one length, Explosion second Yorkshire
Lass third Waco fourth, Liltleellow fifth, Kappa
hammock sixth, Daigasian seventh. Kilburn eighth.
Bertram showed the way into and up the quarter
stretch passing the judges stand one length ahead of
hammock fourth Yorkshire Lass fnh Daigasian sixth.
kburn seventh, Lttleisllow eighth. Bertram led
around the upper turn, and at the quarter pole was
one length IN front, Waco second, Rappahan-
mock third, Yorkshire Lass fourth, Kburn
fifth. tho others trailing hopeIessy on. Going down
Bertram second Rappahannock third, kiluurn fourth,
Yorkshire Lass htth the Others as before. Around
the lower turn Rappahannock went TO the front, Kill
burn second, Bertram third, and In this they
entered the homestretch. very exciting struggle
by neck; K,Iburn second four lengths ahead OF Ber-
tram; Waco fourth, Yorkshire Lass fifth, Littefeow
sixth, Dailgasian seventh, Explosion eighth. Time,
2:40X. The result Of this a severe blow to
Kburn's hackers, and they must have lost nearly as
much they won at jerome Park on the horse's two
ruREx-EIGurms OF NILE
Tho third race was dash OF hree-eghths OF mile,
wel,er weights; sweepstakes for gentlemen riders;
entrance slo play or pay the club TO add $loo no
horse eligible that had In regular training stable
SI i, e rb.ss
horse Ore KNOB by Dickens, dam slipper, years
OLD, carrying l54 IDS N s. Aalrs estnut MY zeppo,
BY vauxhall, dam Famine, years old 1872 lbs, and
+. b. Dorsey's bay MY MoIlie Carew, by Narragan-
sett, darn Chignon years old, l45 lbs There
betting on this race. After the gentlemen mounted
Mr. Dorsey rode around the track the reverse way,
and when tho half mile pole Mollie Carew boltcd
few moments. tut atterward sent word to tho
stand he was unable 10 ride ON account OF injuries
celved by tho fall. when The other two horses wore
despatched without him. Tho race was very pretty
one as long as 1t lasted Ore Knob took the lead with
the fall Of the flag and kept in front to the end win
Dipg by half length. Time, :O9H The gentlemen
named as owners rode the horses.
MILE HEAra
The fourth mile heats, Tor three-year-olds
that had sweepstakes this year; $500 TO the
first and $50 10 the second horse. ruere were ght
entries These were George Longstnf's bay colt W 4
Higgins by Pat MuIloy, dam Yellow Bird Larry Hart's
bay colt Vermont, by Virgil dam NannIe Butler J. f.
Williams bay hy Ciassmate, by Planet, dam Fuilery;
CaDaugh's chestnut colt kingsand by Nairagansett,
dam Maidstone; ID. McDaniePs bay colt Glen Dudley,
by Geneie, dam Nine. Dudley; I. W. boswell brown
bay cot Dick Sasscer, by Eugene, dam Rose, md
e. W, Mcdinacr's pay colt Wash Booth, by Asteroii,
dam Vandaia Wash Booth, w l. Higgins, Vermont
and ciassmate solo Tor so and bc deld 500.
First Hedl-Dick Sasscer was nrst away, C.assmate
second. Glen Dudley third, ngsland fourth, Vermont
nth, Wash Booth sixtn, W. Higgins seventh,
Stranger eighth. Glen dudley took tho lead on tho
upper and hroc lengths III front at the quar-
ter POLE Vermont seconi two lergths ahead Kings
land, Ciassmate iourtn, Wash Booth ntn Dick
sixth, Stranger seventh, w. |. Higgins eighth. rne
horses down the backstretGh without making any
material change, aud ms they passed the haii.m
pole q len Dudley led one length, Vermont second,
lengths front OF Kingsand, Ciassmate fourth,
W. l. Higgins nfih Wash Booth sixth, Stranger sew
entn, ok Sasscer eighth. Glen Dudley showed the
way around the lower turn, aud at the
pole had length the best Of IT, Vermont second Class
mate tnird Wash Booth iourtn, w. /. Higgins NTH,
the others out OF the heat A line run up The home
stretch terminated with Vermont winning the heat by
length, Glen Dudley second three lengths ahead or
Classmaie, Wash Booth fourth, w. / Higgins NTH
Kingsland sixth, Dick Sasscer seventh, Stranger
eighth Time, l:45
Second Hedt-lhe betting was Vermont against tho
neid As soon as the lag was dropped tor Ver
mont trippcd nn1 ici but, fortunately, neither tho
jockey nor the horse injured The other horses
on, Dick Sassccr leading, w. Higgins second,