The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-28
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II DosWELI's BusHWHAGKER AGAIN yscToRIoUs
BALT,MogE, October: LAST dny Of the
fall nneelingyot the Maryland Jockey Club.
First Saee--ane mile, for two-y ear-oids
EDan sspsrIirg won easily by two lengths
IBoardman second, Lillian third, i ina
fourth. Surprise fifth, and Farley last.
Time, sass y! Xxx,
L. Second race breckenridge stakes, Two
miles Duke of Magenta won by ten lengths
ahead OF DauicfieR, who led Spartan ten
lengths. Time, 3ss2s sai ft9sst ...5T
Third race--hand fea ppurse. for all fsorses
THAT had run during The meeting, one and q
quarter miles, seven sfarters-B Belle Won by
two lengths; Edwin g., second, Floresce
Payue third, Albert and Genet Murray iup-
ping, First Chance sTaab, Fusilade lass.
Time, s:14t. 51,; q, 3 .. 81 81!
~ THE EVENT OF TEE WEEK. '..'s =. 81
| The last race was for the Bowie stakes
four-mile beats, for all ages. In the first heat
Loulanier Fed of, General Phillips second,
Bushwhacker third, Princeton fourth, Dick
Sasscer 'ffth;:and Garrick Inst! On the
| upper turn LonIanier went to the second
place, Princeton 10 tlie JhIrd, Dick
sasscer to the fourth. Gar7fek TO the
fifth, and General Phillips last. at
the hall mile Bushwhacker led by
six lengths, with Loulanier and Princeton
tapped Garric8 fourth, Dick Sasseer 18th,
General Phillips last. There was no fur
ther change to tbe end OF, tho third mile.
They entered upon! the fourth mile, Bush
whacker two lengt in front OF PrfHeeton,
and Loulanier third. AT the quarter iLoll-
lanier Tapped Princeton, and on the back
stretch passed him. At the hall mile Prince.
ton had fallen back to the fourth place.
Bushwhacker held the lead around the
lower turn. and came into the home stretch
one and q half lengths ahead Of GarricE &C.
cond. I! Loulanier made a runifor the iinlsb,
but: Busflwhacker took the heat one length
ahead OF Loulanier, With Garrick third.
Princeton fourth, General Phillips fnb-
Dick Sasscer distanced. Time, 1881. Sass
Ger broke down on the fourth mile.
The second heat was won by Princeton
by head; Bushwhaeker second, the others
out OF the race. Time, 1886. ~ =
In the third heat BIshwhacker was the
favorite at four to one. They got of WE'LL
with Princeton in the lead, which lie held
to the hali-mile, when Bushwhacker went
to the front and held it easily to the end Of
the four miles, Beating Princeton twelve
lengths. Time, 500. :. -. 49,.
|! After the race for the Breckenridge stakes
HAD been run e.. L. Lorillard sold the Duke
OF Magenta to his brother, p. Lorillard, Tor
$4,000 cash and $4,000 OF bis future WIN
l.ninas. The Duke will be sent to England
with Parole to contend against horses OF
the English turf. ,...,s .s.!...., rs
!; This was the concluding event OF the day
and meeting, and the grandest and best race
which mas been or will be run this year. 1t
was for the Bowie stakes, four-plile heats,
| for which there were six good horscs-Dlck
q .,.<- al. low opLi
| Bushwhacker, and General Philips. This
was last. night the great betsing event.
Bushwhacker sold for S210. Garrick 500,
| Louianier $50, Princeton $50. Dick Sasscer
| $40, General Philips $40. It was race
worth ride OF one thousand lnftes to wit
ness. ~ IN r.. ~. -..u ...s. .}--. ..t.
Bushwhaeker is q light-bay gefding, four
years old. sired by imported Bonnie Scot
| land. In his three-year.old form he, never
| proved winner, but ran goot second IN
several races where the time was very fast.
! The first race in which he started this year
was for the Raneoca's stake, at Pimico,
| where be came, in winner over field OF SIX
| or eight good ones. Since then, ne has ran
| first or second in number OF races, notably
gaining the first In q two-mlle-heat race run
at Baltimore on Tuesday last. =. =.
OF the races Tuesday, where Bush
whacker was victor, the New York Herald
said /: -. 'a- '''."'1 "".
| 1.-The first race on the card to-day was i
mile dash, and for it there were thirteen en-
tries, all OF which came to the post. Among
these were Thomas ". Doswell's chestnut
seldine Sunlight, by Australian, dam
Ecleptic, which was the winner. beating
the field Of twelve others. The last event
OF the day was far the best OF them all. II
was two mile heats, with ten entries, and II
took three heats to decide which was the
best horse of the lot. Princeton and Bush
whacker had to finish the race after tive
heats. The second milein the second heat
d:42t) is the best that was ever run in this
manner. In fact, all the running was first
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