The New York herald., 1877-10-24

Ca.esOy. 80. .Eclpss....---- % Lee 4
ls73-Chamberlns -.
ls74-Saniord's -,
Flnework. .Lsxingson-.... Is LAO
Cyrii. .Pianet... 80. 20 lA9K
ls76-Beimont's o,<
susquehanna. :. .Lsamington... - l49%
DUKE OF Maxenta. Lexington. -. 81 l:50k
TWO xILs HEATS.
heats Entered for this event were G. l. Loriliard's
brown colt Ambush, BY Australian, dam poiy morgan
4years Old LOrillaras ehss.nu, CO.., o,s s ~
thune's bay horse Bursoo, by Hurran, aam EmIy
Downing. 9 years old, and 7. ": Dosweli's osy col!
Agerins, oy Abd-el. kader, dam Fanny washington.
years old. Agsrne mad the call IN The betting senns
ior $3.50; Barricads, $3.50; Burgoo, $Ss Ambush Sss
Barr,csde third, Ambush fourth. 10 capital start.
Going around the upper turn Ambush vent 70 me
trout and led hall length At The suar'sr po. ssa 81.
latter two lengths ahead OF Burgoo Going down me
bacKstrotch Ambush showed the way and was one
length In Of Barrcade the latter two lengths
IN front Burgoo Ambush kept IN front around tns
lowor turn he passed tne three pole no
IN front Of Bsrricsds, the latter under hard pull
Coming up The quarter sireioh al The horses wsrs
ihs JUDGES stand a. tho completion Of .hs
nrss mills Ambush Was leading three lengths
Algsrtns second, ono length ahead OF Barricade,
the later ono length in frons OF Burgoo Entsring
the second mile Aigerne began moving upon Am
oush and a. the quarser.pole NE lausr Vas oey :
eade, tho latter haIl length IN advance Of 5urgoo.
Racing GOOD style was done on the oackstfetch ana
The horses passed halimc pole Agerine showed
bis head ia front AMBUSH second. two lengths N ad
vance o Barricade, the latter halt length anesa OF
Burgoo. Going around The lower turn the struggle
was aerce ana as the pissed tho threcqusror
polo Algsrino lending BY = boad Burgoo second,
head iD advance Of Barrcade, The latter ltte as
lance in advance OF Ambush Ihe contest was ex-
citing as the horses swung INTO The homestrstch,
whip and spur being brought into requisition, and
two lengths Burgoo second, four lengths In advance
OF Barricade, tho latter four lengths ahead OF Am
Second Heat-Agerins was tho iavori,e over tho
neId TO ]. Ager,ne was first away, Barricade Sec
ond, Burgoo third, Ambush fourth Going around me
upper turn AIgerine and Barrcade ran head and
head Burgoo third, Ambush fourth At the quarter
pole Barrlcade led half q length, Burgoo second,
neck IN advance Of Assrine VINO was ,enssn ao ~
back stretch, and A. tho ha.f mile pole Barr'cado
led neck. Burgoo second, one length ahead OF
Algerine the latter half length advance OF Am-
BUSH When they passed the three e-quarter pole Bar
rIcade was length in advance oil Ambush, the lat
neck in front OF Alserins Al the stand a. the com
petlon oil the first milo, Barricade lcd hall length,
Burgoo second, neck in front OF Ambush
Going around .hs upper turn. Bsrrtcads led
one length, Ambush second, half length ahead Of
"np & WI ,nS vsq rons down The
backstrosch, and Us they passed tho halfmlie polo
Barrcads led Dy neck. Burgoo and Aigerne side and
N~s~o
the lower turn tho racug was good, and Algerine
showed his head In front at the three quarter pole
who was two lengths in front Of Burgoo.
tho latter being at this time beaten Tor the
race. Getting into the homoslretch whip ana spur
were used on all horses and the was Ia doubt
within twenty yards Of the stand. BarricAde, who
Was leading the drawgae, began TO swerve, and no
continued going the left until ne was close TO tho
inside fence. Barrett however, managed 70 straigh-
ten him at tho right moment and got MIN over tue
N ark BY q hall length. Ambush second, length
aha ariuat tna inttA v0
Burgoo. Time 800.
7hird Heat-Bsrricaae then the favorite over
sSs 10 tell oner borsss mad been son. 70 Inc
stable. Barricade jumped OF with the lead aud had
lengths the best Of whom he reached the quarter
pole. There was change 70 the bali mile pole or
around the turn and when he came TO the stand
at tho finish OF tho hrst mule he was
leading three lengths Barrett giving him his
head while Hayward mad pull on Aigerine, who was
running with mis- head down, az terribly distressed
Gong around the upper turn Barrett was seen TO
strike Barricade with the whip, and he opened tho
gap TO four lengths the quarter pole On the back
stretch hayward gave AgerLe his head and he closed
drew away again, but TINS was by she con-
sent OF Hayward, as ho a. That moment
took saving pun on Ager,ns - bay @ ward, having
CURED, nursed IL until he got ms horse about half
way around the lower turn, when he again challenged
Barricade oy taking sides with him, aud the horses
en uttered tho homestrctch terms Algerine was
taken outside Barricade having the inside posi-
ton When the later cb cd lurlong pole began
10 show Signals and 10 swerve toward
fence, but BaFrctt kept him toleraby straight,
and although beaten he brought Barrlcade home Two
lengths bonnd Agerne, the latter winning tho race.
rode Agerine with much Judgment nursing
him from beginning to the end anu keeping some.
shing for The nna effort The time Of the race was !
minutcs Tho judges OF the race were Aossrs Bel
mont, Bowie and Poyion.
SUMMARY.
BALTIMORE, Nd, TUESDAY, OcToBEK 23, l8T7-FIRer
DAY or THE ANNUAL FALL MEETING OF THE MARYLAND
JocKEY CLUB-FIRsr RAoE-Purse OF $3.50, for ma,dens
OF all ages; $40 entrance Ihree-quarters OF mile
"a Waah
Asteroid dam vandslis, 95 lbs. .(Ricnsrdsonl
Larry Harris b. Q. Vermont, 3years, ny Virgil, dam
T. snns w. nosss,is sSis' = ID Diamond year,. BY I".%
ington, Black Slave, 81 lbs. .(BRrett)
7. y. W. X. Davis b. Joe Hunt years. by
d. McDanisl's b. 9. Glen Dudley, years, ny Glen
elg. dam Madame Dudley, 95 lbs. ...... .(crocker)
+. N. Halls Eu,eeps. years, by vsuxhall,
dam by Eugene, 9z lbs. .(Reynolds)
lime, l:27.
SAxx DAY-SEcoND RAck-Dixie Stakes, for three
yearolds, 500 subscription, $50 forfeit; club TO add
ST. 500 Of 900 the nrst horse, $500 TO tho
second, the thira to save hrs staKeA Two miles.
Closed with sxty-iour nominations valae OF the
d. & Mciniyre's b. c. King Faro, by Phaetou,
dam by Knight Of ST. George, Ito lbs. ~ Walker)
d. McDaniels b. C Major Barker, by Astcroid, dam
schoiiiscne, Ito lbs. (Donahuej 2
August Bemont's ch. susquehanna, by Leaning
ton, dam susan Bean. 107 lbs. (Hay 3ard) 8
Oden Bowie's ch. T. Orioe, by kInglsher, dam
MY Maryland, l07 lbs. (Evans) 4
D. McDanlei's Oh. Q. st James. by Lexington, dam
BANNER llu .tSOarIng1
r. NJ. HalPs b. c. Dick Sasscer by Eugene, dam
Rose, llu b
August Bcmonps br. I. Mineola, by Lcamington.
dam Maiden, lO1 lbs. (BarretU
Timc $3.50.
SAME DAY-rHIRD kAcR. -Contral Stakes, for two
ycar.ods 500 each, play or pay 5000 added OF which
$l00 10 the second horse. One mile. Closed with
tuirly -four nominations: value oil stakes, $500.
George L. Loriilard's b q Duke OF Magenta, by
Lexington, dam Magenta, 100 lbs....... thughes) !
Pierre Lorilard's br l. Pque, by bennington, dam
Lady Emnal, 81 lbs. (Barretp 2
J. Smythe's cn. c DanicGen, by Glcnes, dam Sa
uuH, lVo .tOohauuel q
George L. Loriilards ch. l. Balance ALL by Bonnie
Scotland, dam Lstona, 97 lbs. .(Spimaul
D. McDaniel's ch. Fawn, by Harry Basseit. dam
spotted Fawn 81 lbs. .(Harveyl S
Time, 1:50h
SANE DAY-FoURrH RAcE-Purse Of ST00. for Gil
ages; madens allowed, II threc years old lbs. II
four years old, lbs. u Ave and upwards, IL lbs !;
5000 TO the rst horse and 500 to The second. Two
mile heats
7. W. DoswolIs b. c. Algerino, 4 years, by
Abd.el. K adcr, dam Nina, 10S ibs (haywardl / 3 1
Pierre Loriilard's ch. c. Barricade, years, By
Australian, dam Lavender, los lbs. (BarrctI) 2
George L. Loriiiards br. c. Ambush, 4 years,
by Australian, dam Dolly Morgan, l05
lbs. .thugnesl r.o.
j. G. Bcthune's z. Burgoo, years,
by Hurran, dam Emma Downing, lis
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