New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
MARYLAND JOCKEY-CLUB.
RUNNING RACES AT PINlLICO.

FOURTH AND LAST DAY or THE FALL MEETING
FIVE GOOD RACEs-THE BOWIE STAKES WON BY
TEN BROCK.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 26.-TO-day was the fourth
and last day the Fall Meeting OF the Mary land Jockey
Club, and il has been the successful held by
the club both in regard the attendance and the char
acter of the attractions This morning portended an
approaching storm but the attendance larger than
previous day except Wednes when Ten BroecA
Parole, and Tom Ochtree ran. The meeting has been
comparatively free from accidents. There was not fall
IN any Of the hurdle or the steepe-chase Today
Berram fell in the second heat. after running furong
and though he at the time fourth in the race hs
jockey, Donohue. sustained no other injury than
spraned ankle of the rear horses uampiing MIN.
He had won the first heat the compensation pure,
and the favorite for the heat in which he FELL In all
respects the meeting success.
THE RACING
The first race was handicap purse FOR ali horses that
had run during the meeting, and quarter miles
purse $500 for the horse and $50 for the second
The starters j. L. wamss b. f. Classmate years,
stovall s. lbs; O1en Bowie ch e. one Knob, years.
Costello, 80 lbs NJ. Days ch h. Waco years, Riley, so
lbs; T. b. and w. r. Davis ch. Il. Kenny years,
Brown 80 lbs; d Med ,niels bf. Lady sayeIs Yeas
Harvey % lbs; T. W. Doswcl's b. h. King Bolt, years
Hughe 107 bs, +. SmyJhe's ch III. Mddge, aged, spar
hug 104 lbs and Geo LongstTs b. NJ Yorkshire Lass
4 years, Williams, 81 lbs. Tie race was won ny La
2:i24
The second race was the Breckenridge stakes for 3
year-ods; 800 subscriptions; 800 forfeit; winner Of
the Dixie stakes lbs extra; club to add $1,000. of
wach $500 horse and the thrd horse TO save
his stake; 2 miles. The following hogses started; d.
McDsnies b. C. Major Barker, Clark, 10 lbs; d. Nc
ngeTs b. g. wash Booth MATTHEWS, liO lbs: A. Bel
mOnts c. I. Susquenanna HeywdrF 10y ihsr wen
iDgs h. q Vera Cruz, Murphy, 107 los. The race was
won by Vera Cruz, with st. James second and Wash.
H4ffh fTA inn
The third the Compensation Purse; mile
heats purse 500 FOR the horse and $50 for hc
ond winner OF during the meeting, and horses
that had started during the meeting five pounds
extra winners of two during the meeting seven
pounds extIa: horses beaten during the meet
pounds Tie starters were: Oien 8owies ch.
IN. Mary, our years. old Evals. 1O2 l,~; }. Je
lbs; D. McDanirs b. +. Lady sal,ers, 3 ye ~ ola.
H.ryev ~ lbs, j. g. Il thnnes H.. <. ur-oo, q
i rTau, years Old, DOntlue, lo3 lbs; r. enlyibcs
ca. m Msdge, 8 years od spaIlug, 10 lbs; GeorGe
LOugs@f's h. h. W. J. Higgins, years DID, Barrett 80
los. re n.st heat was won by Ber ram, with May
cGndand Loy Iyels thid IiY., =, I'D dhT % S'v9pI e.
Higgins nrd. Beulam fell wnn on Tie tuin thus CIV
Ing BurgOo tie race. Tine. l:lGl2.
Tue fourth tGe Bowie stakes FOR all ages 100
entrqucrs: half forfeit Clob to add $1,000 for INST
horse 5000 for second also received tine stakes to
the amount Of $500 four mile heats The starters
f. B. HMper's b. H., Tn BI0eck, years, Walker ia
lbs. T. ". DOswc's DE- G.. Algcrne, years, LVau~ JUS
los lus; Il. LOnuaui's BaIrictdc ycars, Hay
ward. los los. Ten B.Oeck Was the tavOr!te III ttc
pools AT 500 To SllO Tor Asernc, ana SD l"f the
hc.d. IN tne first ncat AMBUSH was jEe hrSt 10
Oft. wi acadc sCcUud, Ten BrOcck tnrd ard Alget
7u, ortn o. tnc fourth qu.lter Ten Brooch went up
SECOND under heavy pull. icy huisu,d tc trso ut
without change OF pOson mt on lhc turn p the sec' m
mills Ten BiO>c6 wts pcd back 70 tic tae ihrd ldcc,
AWhLSh sin leading by ctsht Cn@hA on a. bact-
sctcu Ten iiIOcck AGAIN went ~ second with BHrclde
tli,t aud Agcrue lass. theY moved easily around tic
Isrl. 4 ID fI. t.It 81
quarter Oh the tiId hhc ou,n hdd Increased li' us
nce 'et"teh llh>'' ava zen htoeeh Z" t"t1S .eSUh
hit "a tac nhi bile, Ton Bf0ecK went forward ahd
ro ucDd tho advantage OF Amblsl 20 F&
loIgtDs, when they lad Compe,,d The Third
milo. Gong AROUND the nrst tam lot tue fourth nInc,
Aubusd fe uacS ara BlTcie went to TIE fr III Ht tc
qIar,cr, AMI al t"e hhl-iule showed It ha'!ieu-'n
: .a b o Ambush with Ten Rr1ccN lhrl auu Agcrnc
lruatA iguIt Vf blUlicadt, aud hC came down tue
LO ue sIcch and 10 tc finish fail two cnglls aLeiu Of
I.rIre the for tie second heat, Ten Brock sold
Inucn spcsdiOn Ia nIy Bdiic cddr dt tue difference.
T.ey arted "itA BarIcade Two Icnstls ia OnO.
.g..atage to eis~t i~ns,ls, and t4cy tan tn4t
way H. the tnr,t-quar,ei pole, when Ten Bro cs
le,seued tde distance 90 i've lengths, and thoy
aUue IN thdt oder ,hIouth ihc second "ni t-l4d
miles, lar ico IcaDiDs th.co lengths "a the eud Ol ine
Hie Ten ErOctk tneI wedt forward. aud al tnr
qulcl ctptultd ns contestant Al t"e ndi uc Ia Was
Two lengths n front, aud AT the tara qua.c lad H.
creased iegrs. lie came home, unuer p, iOur
ion. ,s DeaJ the winner Of tIc heA, and race. Time,
7lO.
The time of the first heat, per mie, was, 2;CG los,
1919. 1:5oas AID for second heat 15si4. l:54,
1:J3sl, auJ l:J4
Tie Gftn race was match for $500 side; mile
heats. TIE starters were +. Giliespies ch &. .kDOur,
AGED. Miller, IO3 lbs; 4. ". Doswens ch. H. Iapp.lau-
HscB a-td BtIUtt, 81 iDs. 1"U r.Ct Was won ~ kai
p4ndnnUCA, Wi.lt kluJOuIn ,ecoui. Ilinc $751;
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