The New York herald., 1877-10-26

Garland, aged, 1853 lbs, and the same gentle
by Australian, 4 wears old, lls lba Corcnot
was iavorite selling for $3l0. Deadhead $3.50 and
the others together, as neid, $75 The horses were
started in the neId near the tracg opposite the club
house, aud straight across the nsid, taking an
earth wall IN the centre, Deadhead leading, Coronet
second, Fredericktown third, Problem iourth Derby
fifth They then went out OF the field and crossed the
track into the east neld, where lhero . hedge
Coronet second, Problem third, Derby fourth Dead
head having missed tho road and lost considerable
ground. they then ran In northery direction Jump
ing a stone wall and then crossing the track and COM
ing into the inner field again. the lower turn.
Problem leading, Coronet second Frederic klown
third Derby fourth, Deadnead fifth. They tnen jumped
earth wall near the threequarter pole and another
one close 10 the seven iurong pole and COM
ing on jumped the hedge aud water front
OF the grand stand. Problem was leading at that
time two lengths, Coronet second, two lengths ahes
oi own, the latter SIX lengths advance OF
Derby, VINO was four lengths IN front OF Deadhsad.
The then dashed on 10 the south in front OF
the club stand, crossed the track and Jumped down
the bank, through the south field ana up the bank
again, ana across the track, where Problem oolled
ana ran up the regular track beyond the quarter
pole. The horses all ran tho wrong way for a
short time, except Derby aud Deadhead, who then
TOOK good lead OF the others, and and jumped
first u hedge and ditch IN the middle o the field,
tnep wall near the backstretch OF the regular
track and an earth wall In the heid close to the
DerUy second. half length ahead OF Coro.
net, who had run very fast after making
fourth, Problem not in the since he boiled. The
horses then passed on to an earth wall the lower
turn which was passed over oy Deadhcad arst, lead
ing Coronet second hall length In front
oil FredercKIown, The latter six lengths advance OF
Derby. The horses then turned their heads toward
the people on the stand and coming on. jumped the
earth wall at the furlong pole, and 50
over the water near the big tank
10 the %sds ns Sa
horses then ran In u southeastsrly direction and
jumped q wall between the two trees in the field,
the west, came TO earth wall facing tho grand
stand. At this time Deadhead led TWO lengths.
town the latter four snghs IN savanc. Of DerSs
Leaving here they crossed the held, jump
ing another earth wall, ana then ran Out on
finish, Deadhead leading Two lengths Coronet second
Fredsricktown third Derby fourth. The race then
set IN earnestly between Deadhead and Coronet, tho
others being beaten soon alter the fast running began
Dcadhead led one length over the hurdle near the
lower turn, Coronet second, four lengths ahead Of
Freaericktown, who was four lengths in front OF
Derby. Al the three-quarter pole Dcadhead
atm led one Length Cor0qe. three lengths @
horses thon cume on to the hurdle on The track A.
the iurlong pole and Deadhead and Coronet
took to the Jump ut the Same time. and landed to-
Qether A merry race ensued to the stand, Deadhead
winning by short neck, Coronet TOUR eng MS in front
oil Derby who was ten lengths ahead OF Frederick
towo. NO time taken
BALTIMORE, Md, THURSDAY OCTOBER 25, 1871
THIRD DAY OF THE FALL MEETING OF rnE MARY
LAND JOCKEY CLUD-FiRsr kAcE-purse OF $3.50, for
twoycar-olds; the winner OF the Central Slakes
lbs. extra $500 to the first horse aud $50 to the sec
ond. One milc
Pierre Lorllari's br; I; Plquo BY Leam'ng.on,
r. d4m smy.nss niay Emma sn 3 Daasi BY dsns
George % /. Ior,li.rds ch. l. Balance Ali, Sy BSans
D. McDaniei's en- T. Fawn, by Harry Bassett, dam
G. sP.'sS F. Danes s;se en- Maggie May :; v.sx
Lady Johnson, 81 lbs. .tRIcnurdson) 3
sAxE DAy--srcosp RAcx.-solliug race. for all
ages purse $500 to the first horse and $50 to tho
second horses entered for ST. 500, full weight; Tor
81. 900, allowed lbs. for $3.50, allowed 10 ba for
$500, allowed IA lbs; II not to be sold, lbs extra
one and hall miles
T. ". Doswen's Gu. c. Rappahannock, 4 years, by
KING Lear, dam Fanny Washington, ss lbs.
Il. Gilssp,ss Gu. T., KIOurn, aged, BY Rinsmas.sr,
dam Ontario, lol lbs.; $500. (Mlier)
lucky, dam Bernice, l03 lbs 81 900. lHugnesl
NJ Daiy's Gu. Waco, years, by Narragansett,
e.H4.. aa% nsnssa. n lbs S ss is
by King oil Trumps, dum Roma, 81 lbs; 5000 o.....
c. W. Mednger's br. 6. Littleielow, years, by
Lynchburg, dam Mary Goode. 81 lbs $500 $3.50.
Hugh Garney's b. 9. Da,lgasian, 4 years, by Bisr.
1''s'0A' 1AN lucy ''" : - 'Vii.i; Iw..srj !
+. smythe's b. t. Explosion, years. by Hampton
Court, dam Naphtha, 9l lbs $500. 80. (Whitey)
fime 246x.
SAME DAY-THIRD Acknowledgements for gentle
club 500; horse eligible that ha1 been in
regular trainln. stable for six months next preceding
the race. Three-cightns ol u mile.
W. u. Bowels Gu. II. ore Knob, years. by Dicx-
ems dam slipper, l54 lbs bs....,...........f .fBowie) l
N. =. Halps ch T. Zeppo. years, by vauxhaii, dam
Famine iS2 49,
SAME DAY-FouarH RACE Purse $3.50, for three
year-olds TINT had not won sweepstakc this year;
u. McDaniels b. c. Gleu Dudley, by GienelQ
dam M Nine Dudley, llo lbs .lHarveyl w.o
tcroid, dam vandalla Ito lbs .(Richardson) a 2 Eo
George Lonss,af's c.W !. Higgins, BY
). 7. Williams b. Classma,o. BY Planet,
dam caoauss kSsrs el sh Ss K;as:and &
gausett, dam Maidstone, Ito lbs. (BarretU 8 s Eo
f. NJ. Halls b. c: Dick sasscer. by Eugene,
Larry Harris b q Vermont. BY v,rsii dam 70
Mamie Butler ITO lbs. .(McLaughiin) dis
T. ...ls W. D9swoIl's ", 20: 6r; G. Co The The stranger, BY
Time, l:45-1 :46k.
sTripped ana fell In starting
regular course weltcr weights three 10 start or no
race $500 to the arst 500 the ana $50 TO
the tbIrd horse. About two miles aud half
T. Nalan's b. h. Deadnead, aged, by julius dam
Leisure. loo lbs. Observation-Disclosures. .(NoIanl /
A. d. Browns >: h. coronet, agod. by Jonesboro',
H. % GaSess % sr is' bsr6; years cy Eus.a9 mya.a
Kate Sovereign, 15i lbs. tGaiineyl
George Ayre's ). c rrcdsrickicwn, years. by Pss
Malloy, dam Kate Leonard l4S los. Murphy 4
A. ID. Browns b. G. Problem, 4 years, by Plmlico
dam by Australian, l4S lbs. .(McCormick] 10
sBolted.
LAST DAYS EVENTS
The programme tor tomorrow liz big one II all the
races run It will take until dark 10 finish Tho
following ls the card us II now nds:--Handicap
iae and quarter. George Lorards Idalia, lO7 bs.
Smythe's Madsc, l04 lbs. Doswes KING Bolt 81 lbs
Davis Kenny % ios.; McDaniels Lady Salyers, 9l
lbs bowios Ore Knob, 80 los. Longstai's Yorkshire
Lass, 81 lbs /; Williams Classnato, SO lba Daly,s
Waco. so lbs.
Brcckenrdge Stakes. two miles McDanicl's Major
Barker. ITO iDs. McDanis's ST James, Ito lbs.
~ Wash Il9 Rail- %
hanna, lo7 lbs Bowels Or,oc. lo7 lbs Williams
Vera cruz, l07 lbs
Nile heats, Tor beaten horses, with allowances
Bcthune's Bnrgoo, IL lbs smythe's Madge H. lbs
Jennngs Gallagher, loo lbs. Bowels Mary lO2 lbs
Harbcck's Bertram, Iu2 lbs LongstaGs Higgins, 92
lbs. McDaniels Lady sal, ors, 50 lbs
Bowie stakes iour mile heats. Iarper's Zen Brock
ia los DosweIPs Algerine, 10s lbs; r. LorifIard's
Barrictde, los lbs. q. Loriilards Ambush IO3 lbs
Match 81, 900, two mile heats Giespc's KiIburp
l0l lbs Doswcii's RappahanDock, % los
Match 81 900, mile heats, over four hurdcs Shca,s
Risk, l54 lbs Ayrcs' Frsdcricklown, las lba
PooL SELLING.
The only pools sold up 70 hllfpast nine O'Clock TO-
night we're ON the following races and tue average OF