New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25
TURFMEN SURPRISED.
TEN BROECK BEATEN BY PAROLE.

the second day of the Fall Meeting of 1877 Will long be
remembered by the immense throng who attended
The track was in much better condition this morning
than yesterday but it was still heavy the lower turn
and backstretch although it constantly stirred up
to the for the first Never since the organize
ton OF the Maryland Jockey Club has so much inter
est been manifested in the result of races as to-day
The fgreat interest however, centred in the third race
which became national event, and attracted pc 'pe
every part country Among the throng present
10 witness the races Senator's Bayari j. Donald
Cameron, David Davis Beck. McCrrery. Mcdonald
Bruce Gordon. Armstrong, Thurman, Howe, Johnston,
Oglesby ami Ransom. Many members Of the House Of
Representatives also present The betting on all
the races was heavy thousands Of dollars at heavy
odds were staked on Kentucky's fayorte.
THE FIRST RACE.
The first race one-milo dash, for all ages to carry
1O5 pounds winners OF single race since September
90 1877 pounds extra and of two races since that
time 10 pounds extra purse $3.50 for the first horse
and $50 Tor the second. had the following starters:
Geo Longstaffs b. m. Yorkshire Lass, years hughes
1O2 pounds j. KcunOns CHI h. Waco, years, Ncl-1ngh
lin. lO5 pounds c. W Mcdlncersci. &. First chance.
wears. atihew, 90 Wounds f. Slnyt IS en- m Ma iGe
tram. Years, Donahue, 105 pounds; j. Bei.S g. d.
Fugitive. Evans, lO2 pounds; j. Gillespie d. H.
Patrick. years. Miller, lO5 pounds; r. smNi"es %. III.
Explosion, years, Splmdl, lO2 pounds; HcO; A!rts
h. FredericktOwn, wears Boog, loo p1r1us; Geo.
l.. Lorilards ldalia years. Norman lO% i'"uhsi
r. W. DOswel's b. Ia. KInsboit. D years. fIshef I'D
In The pools Beriram and Italia sold so oach Fugi
tive brought 70 and fell 100 with ltaa aud fuSi,
tive out, I!e Held Drought IoO anu ,in " ' ~
follows: Bcrtran 100, I1alia 80, fugitlyS 30 flrst
Chance AMI KugbOlt 40 each ana the field CO. After
DELAY Of hall an hey Ond the time announced the
horses got of vel together, except hlSDOt ai Der
tram wno w,rc left AT post. Explosion led of. with
Madge sccon l. Fugitive third FrederckOwn fourth ana
the diners close together.
AT the qudlter ldalia went TO the front Explosion,
second; Aadge third Fugitive, fourth and tue others
running bunch mp the Dackstretcn ldalia Increased
her advantage, ana passed The halimiepole Two engths
"a T.
Around the upper jurn Mddge won't TO the second place
and Frs. Cnance 20 the thrd; EXPO siob iohIth' ana
the others one OF the race, except waco w'o l.,ue
dasn AMI closed nj To Nposon me running down ine
hJmesilvtcH was eNccieni Out lu!a M ,neu l'c
ieid and finished han icnsth ahead Of rust Chncc'
Madse, third Waco iour'h Explosion NTH, ana t9g
tive, Pario Fredercktown ana Yorkshire Lass IN tne
order named. Time. l454.
THE SECOND RACE.
The second race handicap stakes. for all ages. o.
so each il NOT declared 81 miles club to add 1850
for the first horse and $50 the second, had tie fol-
lowing named starters:
Carr 4 Co.'S b. h. Viceroy. years Old, Hughes, 107
his; T. W Doswers b. h. KinSbolt years old. FsheI
los rs: r. b. W r. Divls's Oh. H. K,nney, years old
opeInan, 101 lbs; Odon Bowies en- IN. Mary, 4 ears
ID Garrett. 9s lbs, and ID. Mechanics Dr.
Lady salycis, years Old, Donohue, SO bs Vice
ZOO willie Lady. Sayers sold for $40 aud the held Tor
200 The bidding at tIo poo. stands WIS very spirited,
and before the started tie throng OF ylslior' had
swellcd up to luY 1000 and the greatest excitement
was exhibited by throDS 10 buy ~ he pools. the
at beautiful King bot went OF rsl win hehhry
second. Lad, Savers thlId, NccrOy fourth and Mary
last. Down the etch the jockeys used ihelr
ahrad of Mary, led Kenuey, with Lazy sAylrls
fourth and kIngbO last lime Bill
THE THIRD RACE.
The third race and the great event Of the day and of
the meeting was dash OF two miles and half. for all
ages. 5000 entrance pl gay club 10 add $1,000. f.
r. Harpers b. h. renbrocck, years. Walker, III
rounds; Geo. L. LorIilards b. h. Tom Ochtree years
Barbce ia pounds, and 2. Lorard's br. Z. Parole,
wears Barrett 105 pounds the starters. In the
Tho tow IA Al trlf0
against The nc q at nearly two 10 one. He sold Tor
~ BOO while Tom Ocnite e, brought 800 ana Parole
stands and grand stand the ladies' became almost
as nch eAc,sd as me T' ~, s r r m front, Ton,
och tree second and Parole turj. ON the upper turn
Tan Erars opcncd Two lengths ahead of Tom OcLItfcc.
P,rr was tyro lengths behind, and At the end OF The
quarter while Ten Brock held ais advantage Parole
t,.ll back two lengths. The first hali-uc run
without change and when the horses passed the stanu
tine most intense excitement prevailed. Around the
lower turn rom Ochrec recovered one length and al
The ouaier pole was only length behind len Brock,
with Parole three lengths behind the Latter o. the
backslretch, Ocniltrec saurd an"ther ii lens H. ana
Parole ran easily at his distance OF two lengths
was only bali d length beiiuG Ten Brock "hle Parole
mad gained length. On TIE upper lu!h Tom Oeil-
tree ahead and owed head IN irOnl Incrr sing
ms ady autage 10 huienGth al tuo rreqIttei Po.'
D1wn the honesrejch he Increased tLc "d ltase 10
woeughs with Parole three lengths behind Ten Broech
In that order they passed. hc stand Dht on me lower
Iurn Ten Brock gained length no mad lost,
and Octee ran head and mead ana on the Dick',retcl
Ten Brock showed head IN from lie increased io ad
laEp n lr
len th ahead OF OcAllIree' WIo ied fI9e over a
length AT the teree-Gu uter poe Parole made dish
and ran even with Ochcl;ree Down the hOmeStTc. oh
rae running was fine Parole went gaanty 10 the front
and ,Lod two lengths ahead Of Ten Broeck VINO peat
quarter O:30l2; the hail. O:j9l2: thc thiri quart =,
i3SI2 the uI, l:55ls; III IA mile 2:2oli he y
mile 2:41s: the . m'lc, 3lJ; me "a mile, 3lZ; Tie
pa mile, 4:OJl2; anu tue 2i2 mics, 1:3'4
THE FOURTH RACE.
The fourth and last race "A mile heat hurdle race,
for purse $500 the first horse and $50 for the
second wctcr weights distance fifty yards; horses that
had never won hurdle sterple-cnase allowed seven
pound. The starters were: Il. Shed's r. h. Risk.
wears Mrtcaf 15i pounds l.. Hats ch. h. Redding,
5 years. Lakeland, 154 p0unds r. Nolau's b. K Dead
mead, years. Nolan l35 pounds; T. \: iyHcns 2. <
Derby. years, Gahuey, loo pounds G"Iihey D. T.
Dalgaisan. years, WOODS i39 lOInns VI. Day
A. D. Browns h. h. Problem; j. Jennings b. c. Cal
lasher. 4 years. Mclaughlin, al pounds.
I'M The pools Dcadlead The layOrite AT 40, while
Problem sold for 1870; Rciding Tor 90 RISK Tor 80,
Derby for 80, and The field Tor 30.
the start good, and Derby was first or with Red
ding secoud Deadncad tnird, ana ine ohe together;
Derby first the first hurdle ana held inc lead
over all hurdles 10 the finish beating Problem two
lengths; Deadaead third Risk fourth, Reading fifth,
Dand. sixth. Daigasan seventh and Gallagher Gistdnced
For second neat Derby wGs the fayorc selling in
the pools for 600 wme De1ahesd and Problem
got, off welt together wiiq Problem in tine
lead, DERBY second RISK third DANDY fonrtD.
was 10 change OF position until alter the first nur
70 The second place th Dandy third, Risk fourth, Red
ding nft Derby sixth, aud Dalgaisdn Lst In going
over tue second hurdle DUrDys girh broke, and he ie
back The other hurdles cleared, ana al the tnrd
Deadhcad went first, with Problem second. Alter
passing ie fourth hurdle ID rby ran ~ to the second
pace but Dcaduead finished one length ahead OF Derby,
with Risk third Prob EN- fourth and the others trailing
behind Time, Loo All tne horses hcn except Deadhead
and Derby, were sent to the stable.
For the third heat DerOy and Deadhead started Derby
was the fayore in pools for this heat 800 60 800
Tor Dsadnead Drddhodd got on nrst ANA Dod tue lead
nt from eight lengths up u the hali-nlc, when
Derby went up, and at the thlrd hurdle Oniy two
lengths behind Al the thr,egu"rer poe Dtdhead was
length In 'front.' but at the iOurlI hurdle both horses
went together. The run 10 the finish was hard by