The New York herald., 1877-10-27
Last Day Of the Fall Meet
ing at Baltimore.
GRAND ATTENDANCE AND FINE SPORT.
Ten Brock Captures the
Bowie Stakes.
Lady Ealyers, Vera Cruz, Burgoo, Rappahan'
mock and Frederitktown Win
Spirited Events.
rsx rrr.suaApH TO THE HERALD

lBY rxLHuRAPH TO THE HERALD.
BALrIMoRR, Nd, Oct 26 1871
The most successful meeting over held BY the Nary
land Jockey Club closed to-day with grand attono-
ancs Every day during tho meeting the stanas 'no
lawns and the fields within the enclosures OF Pmco
have been crowded. and this afternoon, notwtnstano
ing the lowering threatening state OF the wea'her
there were eight and ten thousand people on
the grounds The racing has been good throughout
and seems to have given general satisfaction. Great
snorts will be before the regular meeting next
spring to improve, II possible. the programmes Tor
1s7a six races were run this afternoon, the first
being dash OF . milo and quarter, which was won
by Lady salyers; the second, the Breckenridge
Stakes captured BY Vera Cruz the third, milo heats,
by Bargoo; the fourth. the Bowie Stakes, which
Ten Brock will take to Kentucky; tho nnh match
which fell to Rappahanock's superior speed and bot
tom, and the sixth, hurdle match, In which Fred
erickown was successful All Of the races were run
In good time and proved highly interesting.
ONE NILE AND QUARTER.
Tho frst event q handicap purse. for all horses
that had during the meeting, one mile and quar-
ter $500 the nrs horse and $50 TO tho second For
this event there nine entres comprising j. +.
williams bay Oily Classmatc, BY Planet dam Full Cry.
years old, So lbs odcn Bow,os chestnut horse ORC
Knob by Dickens dam Slipper years DID, 90 lbs.; NJ.
Daly's chestnut gelding Waco, by Narragansett dam
Iulietta, 4 years old, so lbs 7. B. b W. Davis
chestnut colt Kenney, by Curles dam by Red Eye,
years old, 95 lbs. D. McDanies bay flly Lady Sal
ysrs, by Longfellow, dam Genuera, years DID, 81
lbs. T. w. Doswells bay horse King Bolt BY Lexing-
ton dam Ethan Lass years old, OF lbs. George L.
Lorillards bay ally Idala, by Glenelg, dam ltcm,
years old, LOT lbz f. Smythe's chestnut mare Madge,
by Australian dam Alabama years DID, 104 lbs, and
George LonRstafs bay lly Yorkshire Lass by King Of
rrumps, dam Roma, years old, 81 lbs ldaa was tho
favorits the field. After few breaksaway the
horses had very iar send of, King Bolt leading,
Madge second Classmate third Yorkshire Lass fourth,
Idalia ath Lady Salyers sixth, Waco seventh Kcnney
eighth, Ore Knob ninth. When they passed the
stand Yorkshire Lass 10 'front.' King Bolt second,
Idalla third Madgs fourth, Lady Sayers attn, Kenney
sixth, Ore Kneb seventh, Classmste eighth, Waco
ninth Yorkshire Lass ran away from the others
around the upper turn, and at the quarter pole she
was leading TOUR lengths, King Bolt second, halt .
length in advance OF Idaa, Lady Salyers fourth,
Hadge atth, Ore Knob sixth, Waco seventh, Kenney
eighth, CIassmate ninth. Running down the back
stretch Lady Salyers went to the front, King Bolt
second Yorkshire Lass third, Idalia fourth, Madge
nith, Kenny sixth, Waco seventh, Cassmsts eighth,
Ore Knob ninth. At the three-qunrlor pole Lady
sayers led by head, King Bolt second, head in ad-
1trung out very pretty up the homestretch and
Lady Salyers won by two lengths, Kenny second, two
lengths In advance Of King Boit Waco fourth, Madge
ai,h Idaiia SIXTH Yorkshire Lass seventh Classmato
were Aessrs. Belmont, Pcyton ana Logan.
BRECKE KENRIDGE STAKES.
The second race the Breckenridge STAKES for
three yssrolds, $500 subscription, 800 Forfeit win
ner OF the Dixie Stakes, lbs. extra The Maryland
Jockey Club TO add 000 OF which $500 to the
ond horse; the third morse TO save his stake two
miles THIS stake closed with twcnty-seven nomina-
on 81 wnSn en sns ni"r Raras % ns poss dam
Schottsche; the same gentlemans chesnut colt
81 James, BY Lexington, dam Banner; T. W
vandalia; A Bemont's chestnut ally susquehanna,
bX bennington, dam Susan Bean; 0den Bowie's
and J. T. williams bay col. Vera Cruz by Virgil. dam
Regan. Vera Cruz was the avoriic, selling for $685.
susqushanna, s1eS; McDanol's pair, $50; the aeld.
Barker taking the lead, 0riole second Susquohanna
third, Wash. Booth fourth. ST James nth, Vera Cruz
sixth. Going around the upper turn St James TO
the front led two lengths at the quarter pole,
Wash Booth second, four lengths front OF OrioIo
hanna Rilh, Major Barker sixth St James ran rap.
Idly down the paekstretch and opened the gap to
eight lengths at the haii-mio POLE Wash. Booth
ond, three lengths ahead OF Oriole, the latter half
length IN advance oil Vera Cruz, Susquehanna hfth,
Major Barker bringing up the rear St James
continued TO lead the Others and at the
pole ne twelve lengths away, Wash Booth second,
two lengths ahead of Vera Cruz, VINO was three
lengths in advance Of Orole ma nfth Major
Barker sixth. Coming up the quarter stretch the
horses began moving brskly, and though closing part
the stand at the end OF tho first mile eight lengths
ahead or Vera Cruz, who was hail length In front
OF Wash Booth, the latter TOUR lengths advance Of
Orioie, she three lengths away from Suquchanna who
was three lengths ahead C Major Barker. Vera Cruz
closed gradually st. James the upper turn, the
latter beng lengths ahead at tho quarter pole,
Vera Cruz neck In front of Or,ole the latter two
lengths the best of Wash Booth, who was tour
lengths In front o. susquenanns ana she nve lengths
the race. ST. James was four lengths ahead OF Vera
Cruz At the halfmle pole. the latter two lengths in
front Of 0roIc who was two lengths in advance
Major Barker as before Going around
the lower turn Vera Cruz gradually closed on 81
terms with him. and, coming into tho homestretch,
leo leo hall length. There we're mo no others sr,d, N
gamely on, but the Kentucky representative
camo home an easy winner by two lengths,
leading orioc, who was four lengths In front OF sus
quehanna, the latter ten lengths IN advance OF Major
Barker Time. a:4o%. Mcssra ". 3. Iravers, Wash.
Booth and Bayiie Peyton were the judges Of this
race The stakes amounted to s., 900.
WINNERS or THE BRECKENRIDGE srAKEs
is7l-Lcwis 4 Co.'s
vandahte.. ..vandai ..... IS 3 1855
Aristides.. bennington. 80 s:3el
l876-Dwyer Br others
,s Vigil. yg,L .vlrgiL...... % s;s7k
Vera Cruz. .virgil....... 81 8 3:ioa
NoInzvsnaali.e carried io7 lbs; Ars,idos, lio
Iuh NlBii, ioA lncuuihg lps. lor VIII
ming Dixle Stakes, same year; Vera Cruz, l07 lbs
hiLk HEATS
The third race was the Compensation Purse Of $40O
for the 1rst and $50 for the second horse; milo
heats; winners Of one race during tho meeting and
horses that had not started during the meeting lbs
extra winners Of two races during the meeting. lbs.
extra; horses beaten once during the meeting al
lowed lbs. Twice, allowed iba Entered ior this
were Oden Bowle's chestnut mare Mary, by Dickens,
dam Nv Maryland, years old. lo2 bs j. jennings
chestnut gslding Gallagher, by Barney Stone. dam
Lilly Ward, years old lo2 lbs; u. McDaneps bay
nly Lady sAlysrs, by Longislow, dam Genuera,
years old - lbs g. Beshune's bay gclding Burgoo,
by Hurrah, dam Emily Downing, years old, liz los ;
J. n. Harbeck Jr.'s bay colt Bcrtram, by Kentucky,
dam Bernico. years cid, l03 lbs; +. Smythc's
chestnut mare hadge, by Australian, dam Alabama,
years old, ~ lbs, and George Lougstans bay colt
W. L Higgins by Pat hAloy, dam Yellow Bird,
years old, " lbs. Mary the favors, selling Tor
$500 Lady Saycrs $l7o, Bcrtram $3.50, W. Higgins,
EG5, the hcid $l25.
First Heat-Bersram took the lead at the start, Bur-
second, Lady salyers third, Madgc fourth, Mary
nfh, Higgins slxth, GaIlaghcr seventh Bertram led
around the upper and ono lcDgth in front at
the quarter pole, Lady Sayers second, neck in front
Of Mary, Gallagher fourth, Burgoo nitn, Higgins