The New York herald., 1878-10-25
MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB.
Second Day Of the Fall
Meeting at Pimlico.
FOUR INTERESTING RACES.
Boardman, Bonnie Wood, Bayard and
WarleId the Winners.
CBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD.l

BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct. "a, 1878.
Many happy reunions have been held at Pimlco
but mono pleasant than that OF to-day, tho
ond OF the fall meeting The fashion and beauty OF
Baltimore were out in force AMI made tho grand
stand and the field radiant with ioveiness On race
course America could there be more friendly ieel-
ing among the visitors almost every carriage load
seemed be acquainted with It's neighbor, and thus
nike family party, though upon u greatly cx-
tended scale, there pleasant free-
dom OF eonversation and an interchange OF views
tnas Was particularly charming Four races came
OH, tho frst being dash OF Que milo for two-year-
olds, ior which there were seven starters Board
man, the fine OF Bonnie Scotland, won the race
In clever style, Dan Sparng being second and s;artle
tnrd at the fnsh. The second event was one mile
and quarter. tor all ages, in which Bonnie Wood
beat the crack, Bile, and other good ones Tho
third the Pmhco Stakes, for all ages and
ave came The post. The race was won by Bayard,
a son oi Bonnie Scotland and Benicia. The fourth
event was mile heats, and was won BY Warheld in
three heats, The drst being dropped to Jackscrew.
CENTRAL STAKES.
The drst the Central Stakes, for two-year-
pids, one mile; $50 subscription, play or pay. with
5000 added, OF which 500 TO The second horse This
closed with iorty-two nominations, seven OF whicn
came to post. Those were Thomas Puryear
Co, IS bay colt Dan sparng. by Glenelg, dam Item
carrying 100 lbs d. McDanie's chestnut colt Mon
tezuma, by Harry Bassett, dam Salie Watson, 100
lbs Pierre Lorillard's bay colt Boardman, by Bon
ME Scotland, dam Woodbine. 100 lbs. y. n. HaPs
bay aliy Eunce, by vsuxnall dam Eugenia,
p7 lbs George L. Lorard's chestnut colt Starile,
by Alarm, dam Irenc 100 lbs. E. A. Caoaugh's bay
solt Rochester, by vauxhall, dam Hsatnerbeli 100
lbs, and G. l. Loriliard's chestnut dlly Una by War
Dance, dam Georgia Wood, 81 lbs Boardman was
he ravore, selling in the last pool disposed ofto
I, Toriit hrou
Csbsush's $2so, Puryear's $21o and the Geld ior
$50 Dan sparling was first away. Rochester
second, Una third, Boardman fourth, startle
fifth, Eunice sixth, Nontezuma seventh
Boardman ran TO the front on the upper
turn and showed the 70 the quarter pole, passing
that point half length ahead oil Dan Sparling Star
tie tnrd Mon,szuma fourth, Eunice fftn, Una sixth
Rocnsstsr seventh. The race q close one down
the backstrsteh, and al the haIfmile pole Boaroman
bad only head The best OF it, startis second, neck
in advance OF Dan Sparng, Montezuma fourth, Una
dith, Eunics sixth, Rochester seventh. Boardman
kept front the lower turn notwithstanding
ths Efforts OF Dan Spariing VINO pressed him all tho
way. GetIing into the homsstreteh the race seemed
doubt all the way up TO the stand Boardman won
By malt length, Dan Spariing second neck in front
Starile the lengths ahead OF Montexuma
Una Attn, RoenesieY sixth. Eunice seventh. Time,
l:53A. The stakes amounted to 81, 700.
Boardman is = dark bay colt, 15h hands high. with
white, little the rgnt tore and lett hind
heels. He has GOOD head, stout neck, well placed
unouIders; large, roomy barrel ribblug well home;
rood hips and stiles; broad aas legs and ieet
sut stands rather upright on his pastern joints
Boardman was bred by General w. q. Harding, Of
Belle Meade, near Nashville, ienn., and purchased
yearlng by Colonel W. II. johnson TOR MI Z. LoriI-
lard So 200. He Is by imported Bonnie Scotland,
dam WoodDine. by Lexington.