The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-25
PAROLES GREAT VICTORY.
nrtTryG THE FiMOCs TEN BRoEck IN
THE 81 I-2 MTLE DASH.


mean. nd the Nile Heat Hurdle Race.
RAt11MouE. Oct. PA more beautiful day
g., IN, races at Pimlico could not have bcen de-
.,r.I md the second day Of the fall meeting oil
1s77 will long be remembered by the immense
throne who attended. The track was in much
bettcr condition this morning than ycstcru"V,
but il WAS still heavy On the lower turn anu
lackstre,ch, although it was constantly stirred
IN 10 the time for the fret start. never slh'o
tho organization Of the Maryland Jockey 'lup
has so much interest boon manifested III the re-
suit of ra,es ~ to-day The great interest
boweyer. centred in the third race. which bo-
camo a national event, and attracted people
from every part Of the country.
Tho first race-a one-milc dash for all ages |
10 carry los pounds winners Of single racc
since sept. 30. 1917. Ave pounds extra ana OF |
two races since that time ten pounds extra; |
purse 1850 for the first horse and 800 Tor the |
seconl-had the following starters; Geo Long
staff. h. M Yorkshire Lass. four years lo2
pounds j. Kennon's ch. h. Waco. four years.
1O5 pounds; c. ". Medingcr's ch. X. First
Chance. six years. lo2 pounds; +. Smythe's
ch M Madge. six years l02 pounds -. II. Har-
books b. h. Bertram. four years. los pounds
j Bells D. h. Fugitive. four years. lO2 pounds
J. Gtllcspic's b. h. Patriot. four years. 100
hounds. T. Smythc's b. m. Explosion. four
years. ln2 pounds: Goo. Ayres's h. h. Fred
ericktDwn four years. lO5 pounds; Geo. l..
Iorillarl- b. m. Idala three years. lO2 pounds
II. W. D1-welr- b. h. Kinglolt, five years. 100
pounds In the pools Bertram and ldalia sold
at isO each. Fugitive brought s1j. and the Held
slO) With Idalia and Fugitive out the field
brought $50. and ldalia brought $50 and fugi-
tive .7j A short time before the start pools
soIl IA follows: Bertram slJO: ldala. 500;
Fugitive 300. First Chance and kinsbolt siO
each and the field $50.
After delay of half an hour beyond the time
nnnOun 'ed. the horses got III well together ex-
cept Kingbot and Beriram. who were loft at
the post Explosion led III with Madge second.
Fugitive third. Frodericktown fourth. and the
others close together. At the quarter ldalia
went To- the front, Explosion second. Madgc
third Fugitive fourth and the others rum ny
in "A bunch Up the backstretch ldalia increased
her advantage. and rassei t4e haii-mio pole
tYo lengths ahead Of EXrlosiop' who was
turn Malgn went 10 the second place. and First
Chance to the third. Explosion fourth; and the
iaah and closed up 10 Explosion The run
ming DOWN The HON stretch was oeNceHsnt put
ionaih ni1nd Of First CHANGE: Madge third.
Waco fourth, Explosion fth. and Fusttlve. Pat
riot. FrrdrricktnWn. alN Yorkshire Lass III lhc
order named. Time. - ..
THE FRLr HANpIcAP.
Tho second race-frce handicap stakes. for
all a-e-. of s25 each, II not declared vul. one
IT, ilr-i horse. and $50 for the second-nad the
following named starters; Carr Sos o. Il.
VII, l. h. Kngboi 5 wears old lo5 pounds:
y b aud ". II. Davis ch. b. kenney years
old lOl pounds Oden B9wies en- m Mary
years su.i - pounds: and ID. McDnniels br. I.
Lady Salyers. 3 years Did, % pounds Niceroy
wns bought against ia, h.ld, ling i9r :,pppi
will Lady ~uly"rs sold Tor $50. and the neli
for 200. Tue bidding at pool stands was very
visitors had swened uu tN fully l2nOo, and the
grcalesi excitement was rShibied 10y the ihrohg
TIb9S y" ..art ,i. was a beautiful ono. Knelot
went on first with * t'n"v s"r.ud. Lady SAl-
yer- third Nlrrroy fouriu and Mary last, On
VII Viii Y kin..oh s-.ani '-'' V"roy third Kcnncy
fourth ana Mary la-t. There was no change at
s and nE' IN iE o&Tcr & hey GS waas g tyr tS h Iihrd
Around the lower turn ihs hors' ran well to-
behind. Passing IN" quarter and up the back
stretch Kenney went 10 th1 irst place. hut going
aud wrnt to the front with kenney second. and
Mary wen, W TO the third place, with kinebot
stretch the Jockeys used their whips freely. but
yircroy finished length and half ahead II
Mary, Who led kenney. with Lazy Saiyero
fourth, and KingbOlt last Time. 3;ll.
rnE GREAT EVENT OF THE DAY.
The third race" and the great event OF the day
snl Of the meeting. wa. a lash OF two miles
pay; ciub To add sl.nou f. Il. .Harpers b. h..
rrp Br1eek years. Walker, ia pounds Geo.
bsei IA pounds and l. Lorlliar,l's br < Pa
rvlo ! ,.nrs Barrett. Jos pounds. were the
lorf, ,ut large odds Hing against thu neld at
n-ary two 10 one. liH sold for = 200. while
Tyn - htrre brought iiou, and Parole s335;
Tn WHa st excitement prevailed about ne pool
s,ill j. rnd. on H." grand sand, the ladies TO-
cam almost AZ much excited as the men IN the
Tir horses started won with Ten Brock in
ioul i"m Oehltr" ,'.oi-,,i ana laro.r ihri'
On tn upper iurn, Ten lito.gN ouepeb Two
I'u-t.- east uf ! 'u - 'lllll"'i AMI IdrNi'