The New York herald., 1877-10-25

paee beng very moderate thus far. ochiltree drew
up 10 ZEN Brock down the backsretch, aud at the
beIu, run ia l:55h Parole was i've lengths behind.
Gong away from there Tom ocniltres showed in
'front.' and =, the ,hres,qosrser nqoss pole be ioa
ahead OF Parole, the latter bidng his time.
To this point the time was 2:2o Ocniitree made tho
pace strong up the homestretch, End as the horses
passed the stand rom was leading Two lengths and
Ten Broeck seemed to be aborng IN his running and
to be distressed. He was iour lengths IN front OF
Parole Time of the mile and hall, 2s47A. Leav-
ing here Tom Ochiltree, with head ana tail erect,
a. sss 'Ds auars pos x eDssh
Ten Brock second, Parole length behind,
the latter having snarpened mis- pace on the
3:i5 Gong down the backstTetch Ten Broeck gal
Ioped his best succeeded IN passing Tom Ochitree
one length behind Tom. The time Of the two miles
was S:42 1t then looked very much as If the race
condition, but as he lett this place Parole began clos
ing up and he WAS soon on nearly even terms with
Ten Brock led one length. Tom Ochtree second,
haU length ahead OF Parole. Time of the
two miles and quarter, 4.09k Tom Ochiltree was
then beaten, and 50 was Ten Brock. Parole
came alter tho latter, passed him. and led length 1t
the furlong pole. Parole galioped home an easy win
by tive lengths Ten Broeck second adozen lengths
ahead OF Tom Ochlltrce. Time OF tue Two miles and
hall, 437A, which was very ordinary ior such cele-
was evident. Tor as he passed the stand At
the end OF the first halt mile he was
purgng violently, and this state OF affairs continued
Throughout lie race. The general opinion OF tnose
Ten Broeck as he passed the stand that he
had been with as he never before IN any Of
his races showed such symptoms This purgiDg, how
ever may have been caused by cold taken during the
storm and change OF weather on sunday. The track.
70 the mile, or. out Of order, or ESQ
Tom OchiItrce could not have been beaten
Two miles and quarter in 4:o9h The place where
he was passed BY Parole. Parole tickets paid $780,
MILE HEATS, OVER HURDLES
The fourth race mile heats, hurdles, four
in each mile for purse oil $500 Tor the hrst horse
500 TO the second, wcltor weights, distance fifty yards
horses that have never won a hurdle race allowed
pounds The starters were X. Sheas roam horse
Risk, by Revolver, dam syren, years old, carrying
l54 lbs; Larry Hart's chestnut horse Redd,nR by
Harry vi the West, dam by Joe Stoner years old,
154 ID 8; P. Noan's bay horse Deadnead, by julius
dam Leisure, years old l55 lbs ]; T. A. Lyncn's
gray morse Derby, by Eugene, dam Kate Sovereign.
years Old l55 lbs Hugh Ganney bay colt Daiigasan,
by Blarneysone dam Lucy Fowler years Old lss lbs
nj. Dayly's chestnut colt DANDY, by Oysterman, Jr,
dam Spotted Fawn. years old, 125 lbs AID. Browns
bay colt problem, by P,nico, dam oy Australian.
Gallagher, by Barney stone. dam Lilly Ward, years
old, i4l los Deadhead was the taxoritc, selling Tor
xliO; Problem, xl3U; Kcdding, $95 Risk, 800 Derby,
$50, and Dailsasian, Dandy and Gallagher as field
brought $35
Problem tnird Risk fourth. ksdd'ng hnh. Dailgasan
and Gallagher bringing up the rear. Gong over tho
first hurdle Derby showed The way, Dandy
second, Problem third, Deadhead fourth, Risk NTH,
Reduing SIXTH the other two following at Instance
Derby KEEP. the lead around tho turn and was rst over
the second hurdle Danay second, Redang third,
Ueadhead fourth Ri.k Nth Problem sixth, the others
as before Derby led down the backstretch and over
the n,a Psoem
TO fourth plac. Problem ran RAPIDLY around the
lower turn and was on even terms with Derby as he
entered the homeslretch and they jumped the fourth
hurdle, which stationed at the iurlong pole, to-
gether and then. coming on a. their BEST Derby won
the heat by head IN 1914, Problem second, three
lengths in advance OF Doadhead; Risk fourth, Red
ding atth, Dandy sixth, Dagasiln seventh Gallagher
Second Heat.-Problem was first away, Risk second
Derby third, Dandy iourth Redding hith, Deadhead
sixth Da,igsssn seventh, rraosm iea oyer .ne nrss
others close up At the second hurdle Problem and
Eisk went over together, De,dhead third, Derby
four h. Dandy alth, Redding sixth Dalyas an seventh
Problem then LETT Risk in the backstretcn and was clear
ol all he passed over the third hurdle, which was
stationed just below the hall-mle pole Dcadhead
secon l. Dandy third, Risk fourth, Derby nth uhs
STIR up having broken at the hrst jump, Roddng
SIXTH Daiisasan as before. Gong around the lower
turn the struggle was fierce between Problem and
Dcadhead the latter taking the lead as he camo into
homestretch, and showing the way over the iour,h
hurdle, Problem second, Derby third Risk fourth,
Redding nth, Dandy sixth, Dagatian as before.
merry run home ended in Dedhead winning tho heat
by length, DERBY second halt a onsth ahead Of Bsk,
Problem fourth, Daileasan nth, Reddng sixth, Dandy
seventh. Time, 1:53
heat were ruled out, which left tho raoc between
Dcadhead and Derby, the former being the favortc
to Deadhead took tas lead and and was was, . Two
the second, rias more at tho third. put ~ The
fourth Derby was on even terms With him, ana they
Jumped the brush together. Coming away Deadhsad
Outran Derby and beat him two lengths IN l:5B
B.1r,.oax Mn ocr "a Is77-sKceSo DAY OF rns
FALL MEETING or rHe MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB
FIRST RAcE-Purse $500, Tor all ages to carry l06 lbs
winners Of single race since sep.smDer ~, 1871,
$50 to the second horse One mile.
4. L. LoriIlurd's b. l. Idalia, years. by Gleneig,
q W. Mcdlnkcr ch. &. FIRST Cnance, years, BY
haywood, dam Dot, 1O2 lbs. ......... tMauhews)
+. smythe's ch. m, Madge, 8 years, BY Austraian,
J. Fennon's CHI. &. Waco, years, by Narraganse,t,
dam Juiletis, io2 lbs .:...... tMcLaugniinl
Court, dam Naph,ha, 10. ..lspilman)
J. ". Belts br. &. Fusiuvc, year., by Leaning
ton, dam Ulrca 102 lbs. ........ Evans,
J. Giespies b. G. Parrot, years, by Phaclon, dam
saiiie Farrell ;, ioS .. {. =,
George Longstan's b E. Yorkshire Lass, years, by
KING Of lrumps, da.u Roma. l02 lbs =. .tHnghesl
Kentucky, dam Berncc, los lbs. 49,. lDonahne)
7. " Doswss b. n King Bolt years Lss " Lex
'nston. dam Ethan Tm las i19 ios.......tFi'hef
SANK DAY-SEcoSD RAcE-Free Handicap Stakes,
for all ages, OF SIS EACH II not declared OUT club TO
mile aud thrce-quarters
Carr co.'sb 6. viccroy, years, by Glroy, dam
Sister 10 kurc, 100 Observation-Disclosures. .Hughesl l
Oden Bowels ch. Mary, years, by Dickens. dain
Ny MIyyand o. e x.,1v vc.,. (bSrfs,p ~ ra
= @am hv ~ RsS psS ey. q" ,ol d Mrny D,,man
D. McDaniei's b. T. Lazy saiyers, years, by Long
fellow dam Genucra, 90 lbs ...................
>.
ington, dam Ethan Lass, los lbs. FISHERY
Tint, 3:lI
SAME DAy-THiRD RacK-Grand sweepstakes, Tor
all ages $500 entrance, D., the ciuD adding $1,000
two miles and halt
Pierre Loriliard's br 9. Parole, ears, by Lean
lngton, dam Maiden, los lbs......... .(Barreitj
+. b. Harper's D. h. Ten Brock, 8 years, by Pnae.
ton. dam Fanny Holton, ia lbs. ....... .(Walser)
George l.. Lorilard's |. b. Tom Ochiltrce, years,
by Lexington, dam Katona, 1l4 lbs. .tBarocc)
Iime--4:37A
sAxE DAY-FouRrH RAcx.-Purse $3.50, for all
hupa Vol n nru- IN
tho rst aud $50 to tho second horses that had
never won hurdle race or secpechase allowed lbs
miie heats over hurdles
r. Nolan's b. h. Deadhead. years, by julius.
dam Leisure, l55 lbs bs.............. .(Noan) i i
I. A. Lynrh's gr h. Derby, years. by Eu-
gene, dam Kate Sovereign, 1856 lbs. .(GafkneyD
r. Shca's r. h. Risk, years, by Revolver, .
dam Syren, lJ4 lbs. (Me'cal) TO
A. u Browns b. c. Problem, 4 years, by Pm
hco, uam by Australian, l4l lbs .(Li.tte) 70
Hu.h Gafney's D. C Dallgasian, 4 years, by
Blarncystonc, dam Lucy Fowler, 13s lbs...
Woods, Z 8 70
Larry Harps ch. b. Rcdding, o years, by
Harry oi the West, dam by Joe Stoncr, l5l
lbs. (LAkelaudl @