The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-25
NEW YORK HORSES WINNING.
FOUR RACES GaLL1NTLY CAPTURED ON
THE PIMLICO COURSE
nonrdman Taking tho First, Bonnie Wood
the Second, Bnynrd the Third, and War
Hcid tho FfnnI Oue-A Fine Days Sport,

nonrdman Taking the First, Honnic Wood
the Second, Bnynrd the Third, and War
neid the Ffnai One-A Fine Days sport.
BALTIMORE Oct. A.-Tho storm played
havoc ut Baltimore and Pimlico At tho raco
course. part Of tho roof Of tho grand stand wae
blown or fences were FRUSTRATED. and tho
track wns flooded. Through great exertions
tho course was put in comparatively good order
by this morning and although tho track was
very heavy, the Maryland Jockey Club an
nounced tho continuance OF the races. The
day was fne. the attendance large, and the
scene In tho field resembed q great English
race day more than IN American one There
were many elegant carriages. filled with richly
dressed women and men, many NJ them bring
ing their lunches In hampers. eating. drinking
and enjoying themselves while tho races pro-
crossed There were four lively contests on
tho programme. Kentucky and Maryland
horsemen expected TO capture two OF them. but
the Empire State took tho four prizos after we'll
contested races. The winners wero Mcssrs.
r. Lorihnrd. Charles Reed. SUCCESSOR 10 John
Morrsscy and Dryer Brothers OF Brooklyn.
The surprise Of the day WAS the defeat Of Bran
Tie, owned by Dryer Brothers.
Co., The races begun with the run for the Central
stakes. ono mile. hytwD-ycnr olds, $50 subscrip-
tons. play or pay with 1900 added. 300 to
second. Out NJ torty-two nominations there
2niy i,"yIg1 pdryear oGe D. e. Dan spar
ilard's .. g. Boardlnan. r. NJ Halls b. I.
E9nicc. q. l3ril!nrd's M g, Starile and m.
Aside from the sectional interest in this race
thcrc was, great CURIOSITY among horsenen to
500 how MontcHurna, Una aud Rochester would
the invoritc. with g. /. lorillard's entries Soc
ond cholcr. Th9 younEst.rs We're not sent away
On even terms. Dan Sparling going 60 the front,
Rochester s, coud. Startlo third the othcrs we'll
punched; Before running quarter Boardnlan
took the lead. and kept II To- the finish in rather
near the finish, when BOardmnn was Tapped by
Sparkling. nnd he by Startlc. They ran In this
position past the post. BoardmHn winning by
half length from Sparkling who was n head in
front II Sruilc; Thon came Montozuma. Una.
Rochester. md Euniec. Time. 1884,. French
The second race was brush q \ mile and
ST, fer second; The entries were: Siqplcss
~. T. Florence Payne. Dwyor Bros. b. g. llram-
pc. Cadwnladcr's b. g. Dave Moore. 7. Lori-
lard Is b. T. Bertha. c. Reeds b. I. Bonnie Wood,
and Odcn B"wie'- m. T. Oroe. Bramble was a
strong favorite. Bonnie Who'd second choice.
The Western men backed Florence Payne. the
kcnlnrk ians placed their money on Dave Moore.
nui the Mhrvland people. especially the lalc-.
sld wagcr S on oriGle After Tying send 9iI'
Dave Moore aud Bertha nearly in line. Oriolc
MN. aud Bonnie Wood last. Daye Moor. took
second place NJ the quarter. with Florence Payne
Two l',,Eils III lIoht. going freely. Brainhle and
l,,aNe Moore made very pretty race Ia the half.
quarters, wh"r" llaN" Moor" WAS neek ia front
Of Bralnhlc. Bertha good third. Tapped 10y
Bonn" Wood and Oriolc. Florence layne hav-
ing dropped back beaten. Dave Moore aud
Brandt" chung together making an exciting
run, coming into the honrstr-irh head and
head. The horses went VI the stretch with the
crowd cheering. Bonnie Wood who was guided
by james Harvey. doing we'll especially us she
was the laet TO get well under way. Bonnie
VI God won III" race by length. with Brnmbc
second. lcngth in front ~ Ber,hn. Dave Moor,
fourth nriolc mn. and Florence Payne poor
French muiuals paid s2oGj
Ihe event ot tue day was the two and an
al ages 80 cntIT,nce. tho club adding 5000. Of
which 500 WAS Tor the second horse Out of
fourteen nominaiions. G. l.. l.orillurd's Loula-
nicr, 4 j. Bruce, General Phillips T. Loril-
lard = Bayar,i. and Oden BOwies Belle, started.
l.oulnnicr was the fay"rite. She jumped TO the
front ~ the send m, General Phiilips TRYING 10
kerp her company, Belle after General Phillips
rear taking thing7 easy until they, had run
ongs; Then he sent Bayard for all
half mile Bayard was n length in front Of Lou
lnnier, who was the same distance in advance
81 Belle, Phillips being length in the rear. In
ed another length from Ioulanier; Belle
had crcm ny. tapping Loulanior while the Gen
eTil was SONG close aud hot Tor Belle. Passing
The "'and tue second time Bnyard had placed
three lengths Of daylight between Louanier.
Ben was larl M Lou. tho General coming along
IN no rear They ran in this order around
and down the backstrct'h. Luulanier and Belle
Tapped about three longths in front OF Con
'hillil-. who had now no chance in the race.
Shooting around the turn into tho homestretch
the excitement became intense as Belle passed
Loulanier aud came for Bayard. Al one time
near the last iurlon2 II looked as though Mary
land liclle might win the prizo. but Barrett
throw ms WHIP IN u circle around Bayards
head. without striking tho horse. and kept his
place anna loud yells, coming in n winner 10y u
length from Belle IN 4 :0j Loulanieg was third.
three lengths in front 81 Gen. PHILLIPS The
Trench mutuas paid 1880.
The sport ended with IA mile heat race be-
tween thrre-y-ar- olds for n $500 purse: $50 10
i H.
er- X; Mariield. q. l.. lorill.-''s ch. G. Al.
bert j. Wynns q T. Miss MaI,oy. Purycnr'- h. -
Jack screw. ANA DAILY Brothers b. (. Fusilade.
Jackgrrew, go. with Miss Melloy ana Fusilade
first, AScrrt fol5yins "ur MIS- "I Mal on
third Jnckserew and fusilade close up.
Before lioro reaching the club house at tie
Warheld dropping back after short run. Al
ne three-qnater pole Jackscrew had worked
Mari"ld third and fuslade fourth They went
into the homestrctch with rush, Jackscrew
Nbcr Warcd thrd Fynss i pss Js AK T,,S
was neck ahead OF Albert, with Waril~ld thir,l
Fgsilado fourth. and Miss Malloy last. Time
wh1o 9G F SS.y heat he rnSnF WIS between
coming nest JPekserew thirdl, ana warieii
fourth. W9riield soon passed JHckscrew Al
ins tho half. Then Warneid' who Ind hcan
pulled in the first heat was lei out coming on
strongly. Just before turning into the home
stretch he. was given his head In full. and in
ihiriy yards he paseei the pack easily. coming
same distance in front Of Miss Mnlloy. Jack
screw fourth. and fusilado distanced. Time
o. Previous 10 starting on the third heat
Wnriled sold for 1910 IN the pools. Jackscrew
bringing only .26. The others were shut out
under the rules. Jackecrew mRdo the pace Tor
th' INST quarter ot mile. when he Wcakcned.
md Narlicd went 10 the front like a fresh
horse. At three quarters OF n mile he was three
ichiths III 'front.' ana lhen kept ON lncreas ug
his lead until lac WAS at least 100 yards head nj
heilnsh coming In, on an easy galop. in - a.,
The winner Is strong. handsome bay gciding.
hy War Dance. dam Flora c. lie WAS purchased
lately by Dryer Brothers for $4,000. He has al
ready doubly paid for himself in winnings.
Io-morrpT there Will he five races. On sat
urdny tho Breckenridge stakes and the great
four mile heat Bowie stakes ure TO be run.