New-York tribune., 1878-10-23
ANOTmER CANADIAN MINIsTER NANIED.
OUTDOOR SPORIS.
A GOOD BEGINNING AT BALTIMORE.

A GOOD BEGINNING AT BALTIMORE.
HE DAY ZINE, HE CROWD LARGE AND THE RACING
CLOSE.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 22.-The opening day of the
Fall meeting OF the Maryland Jockey Club, at Pmlico,
WAS attended with gratifying The attendance
was excellent aud the track IN good condition. Nearly
all the principal turfmcn Of the country present
and successful meeting throughout is anticipated
The first race was dash OF one mile FOR madens Of all
ages entrance - purse $500. The starters were T. r.
& W. r. Dayis's b. n. Edtrrp; ID. McCarty's ch. h..
Venuator; DAILY Brothers b. g. Patriot; T. W. Doswes
ch < Sunlight L. A. Cabauglrs blk. jet; NJ. Byrnos
h. m Carrie Mac; George Lorilu~d's b. Z. Guy f..
-tearn jrs ch O. Farley; John Reocrs b. Lady Md
dletOn j. ". Bells ch. $. Franklin W. II. BabcocEs b..
Genet MURRAY and j. 4. Smiths Flucsse hy. In the
uols inc field SOLD for SO while Carrie Aluc sold for
s7 the Fncssc fy rESG. Genet Murray
and CIV each Tor 81 After three false starts the horses
rot of Wr together, tho Fncssc hy leading On with
Tntcrpe second, Guy third. Down the home-stretch
sunlight which had been behind all the way, made a
dash and went To the front and finished three lengths
ahead uf the FncSsc lly. with Genet Murray tmd ana
Franklin, Carrie Mac, BlondGL, LdjcTpc, Nenillator
Patriot Jet Farley Lady Middleton and Guy following
M the order named. Time, l:loi2. .,..
The Dixie Stakes the second race Tor tnlteyear
oId tyo uilrg sbscTlpuOu half iorcl CluO added
~ 300 ofwhich ~ 900 o the first horse ana 5000 To me
second The star trs were Charles Itcd1 en- BO1hle
Wood eorgc Iorillards BIC Dukeot Mageta,ad PL0l-
lnrd's b. spartan The Duke 9d he eau IN the pools
selling 800 To 81 Tor the heid Inc start Wa5 COOL
the Drkc leading of. with Spartan second ana Bonnie
Wood last The running was very nhe, D"1 uIo DuhS I
maintained his record aud finished one ana nan
lengths ahead OF Bonnie Wood who lea spartan AK
Time 3il Tue nfst mile Was llauc III l'04 -
and the second IA l:lGla. - A..
ucyrr won stccplechase at Baltimore, Jerome Park,
Long Ilranc or Saratoga, about one ana hAlI miles,
ur. 500 for the horse and 500 for the second
tfracte the following horses: 4. Taylors CHI g. Lord
Zeaud John Maun's b. T. Dalgasian; Daly Bros. d. l.
izLie DAILY; c. Perce'5 ch. N. L0yechase and Charles
Feeds c. e. Disturbance Before the start Disturb
,nce was the fay0rite at SO, while Lord Ietland
.nld for $50. Dalgasian Sl7, LtZzie DAILY SIG, and
Inv,cbase SO The start good Dalgustan leading
~ with Disturbance second, Lizzie DAILY third, Lord
youd Ourth and LDvccbase last. The first and second
walls were pissed by all the horses, but at the
tnird lean Lord Iceland bolted and went out of
thc racc. Dalgasan still led, with Lizzie DAILY
serond. over the fifth leap, but as they swung
ruud TO tho leap at the members stand, Disturbance
took the lead. ana held 1t the last earhwa aud
Huished an easy winner, two lengths front Of Lizzie
naIy with Dagasian SIX lengths behind and Love
chase last. Time, 4:lO
The fourth race for two mile heats for all ages
maidens allowed, II years, 3 pounds, N years,
nnunds II years and upward, II pounds; purse 5000
were T. g. q W. r. Daviss ch. h. Kenny, L. NJ. Halls
b. @ Dick Sasscer, John Rodegaps b. &. Edwin A., b.
Smiths D. John Edwards, T. W. DoswelPs b. (. Bush
whacker. Ii. Welch's b. c.. Princeton, X. Gra-
hams b. Higgins Higgins Tho1; fpryeaTs p,cy$an
Daniohef was the favorte at $3.50 while Bushwhaeker
sold for $685. Princeton $780, Neptune S05 Kenny S40
and the field S55 The first heat was won by Bush
Whaoker a haf-ength in front OF Princeton, who
haflength In front Of Danichef. with Neptune
fourth Dick sasscer 1fth, Kenny seventh, and Edwin
A. Jobn ed ards and Blondell distanced Time, 1896
Por the second heat BUshwacker became the favoe at
for the field The horses got OF well with Neptune
front Dick Easscer second The contest 10 the clOee