The New York herald., 1879-10-22


Hubbard. .Planet.... 80 3:36H
1S73-McGrath's
Tom Bowling. Lexington. 63 35S
1S74-Lewis Il Co.'s
vandalite.. vandal 80. 6S Is 3:35%
75-Chamberlns
Tom Ochiltrec. Lexington. II 10 342M
1S7G-Dwyer Bros
vigil..... .virgil...... Ga 3:414
1877-McIntyre's
King Faro. .Phaeton.... g. 1858
1S7S-G. L. Lorillard's
Duke OF Magenta. Lexington. G3 3:41
1876. l.. Lorillarus
Monitor. .Gleneg.... 76 334%
TRIAL sTEEpLECHAsE.
The third trial steeplechase for horses
that had mover won steeplechase ut Baltimore,
jerome Park, Long Branch Saratoga; about ono
mile and half; purse $500 to the first horse 500
the second. There were two starters only, these
being Messrs DAILY Brothers brown. iily Lizzie D.
bv Enquirer dam Leisure years old. lat lbs, and
Mr.. Shea's chestnut gelding Troublesome, by War
Dance dam Nora Creina. years DID, 15l lbs. The
betting this at even money. Lizzie
refused the jump the water and wrong
after going about half mile. when Troublesome
after his jockey found out the mistake Of Lizzie,
taken in hand aud came on very eisurely to the end
making the affair anything but steeplechase
Troublesome won by three furlongs. This the
most unsatisfactory affair Of the kind that ever
witnessed, Notwithstanding nearly all the jumps
made without touching the tops of the walls
hurdles. No time was taken by the judges, and.
after complaints had been made that Troublesome
had run the wrong way. the judges dismissed the
complaint and awarded the race to Troublesome.
Two-MLE HEATS.
The fourth race was twomile heats, for all ages,
maidens allowed if years old. lbs; if years old,
lbs; if years and upward II lbs; purse 5000 for
were Messrs Day Brothers bay colt Willie d, by Ee
volver. dam Skylight, years old carrying los lbs;
Mr.. H. colstons bay colt Irish King. by Longfelow.
dam Little Fanny, years old. 95 lbs.; Mr.. s. d.
Bruces chestnut horse General Phillips. by Glenelg
dam La Polka, years old, ia lbs; f. Stearn. Jr.'s.
gray colt Surprise. years old. by Alroy, dam Dew
drop 92 lbs, and Messrs. Cathcart IL Colton's bay
colt Charley Bush, by John Morgan, dam Annie
Bush. years old, i0l lbs Irish King was the favor
ite
First Heat.-General Phillips the first away to
very good start. Charley Bush second. Irish King
third, Surprise fourth, Willie d fifth. General
Phillips opened gap on the others while going
around the upper turn. and when he passed the
quarter pole he two lengths in front of Charley
Bush, the latter head in front of Surprise who had
his head in advance of Willie ID, the latter half
length ahead of Irish King. General Phillips kept
in front down the backstretch, and the horses
passed the haf-mlle pole he was leading length
and half. Willie second. neck in advance OF
SHse.et Sse ts ttsr ans esd Of IRIS irish o' king
The horses ran strong around the lower turn. and
they passed the three-quarter pole General
Phillips length in front OF Willie ID, the latter
length ahead of Charley Bush. who was half u
distance in front of Irish King AS the horses
passed the stand at the completion OF the first mile
General Phillips led length, making tho mile in
AT. Charley Bush second, neck in front OF Willie
d, who was three longths in front OF Irish King.
the latter three lengths in advance OF Surprise.
Going around the upper turn General Phillips kept
in front, Willie taking second place. and as the
horses passed the quarter pole General Phillips led
one length, Willie second. one length i'll front of
Charley Bush. who half length ahead OF Irish
King the latter lengths in front of Surprise.
stretc and was one length in front at the hal.milo
pole, Willie ID second two lengths in advance OF
Irish King. the latter neck ahead of Charley Bush
Surprise practically out of the Whom the
horses reached the threequarter pole after severe
run around the lower turn the three under the
whip. General Phillips entered the homestretch
half length in front of Irish King, the latter half
length in front of Willie ID, Charley Bush fourth.
his horses ut the seven furlong pole and won tho
heat by six lengths, General Phillips and Willie ID
making dead heat for second place. Charley Bush
fourth. Surprise distanced Time Of the first mile,
1:47. Time Of the heat 3:37A.
Second Heat.-Irsh King was a great favorite over
the field He took the lead when the flag fell Charley
Bush second, Willie third General Phillips fourth,
a position the latter never renquished to the end.
Willie soon took the lead and made the pace strong.
followed by Charley Bush, Irish King third.
quarters of mile. when Irish King took
Willie ID led four lengths. Irish King second neck
in front OF Charley Bus the latter three lengths in
close gradually. Willie led two lengths at the
quarter POLE the same distance at the half and
length at the thrce-quarter pole, when Irish King
made his attack for the heat and after close finish
he won it by half length. Timo. 33734
SUMMARIES
MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB RACES AT PIMLIco-FIRsT
Day OF THE AUTUMN MEErlxG-IUEspAY. OCTOBER
IL fS79-FIRsr RAcE.-Dash of one mile for maidens
of all ages entrance. $40; purse. 5000; entrance
money to the second horse.
Starters.
w. r. Babcocks br. s. Pequot by Lexington.
i
O. q. West CHI. f. Mollio Mckinley, by Glen Athol.
dam Minnie Lewis. years old. y4Is lbs.........
Is. Brown)
w. II. Briggs br f. Dairy Maid. by strachino,
dam Ecliptic. years Old 93l Il lbs. (Shaner)
w. II. Babcock's b. +. Janet Murray, by Paine.
dam Ethel Sprague, years old. los lbs.
(G. williams) 4
F. G.. Carters br. g. Tramp. by Abd-el-Kader,
dams pedigree unknown. years old. 1888
G. Smiths b. +. Lady Lou, by Pimlico. dam Mvs-
terry. years old. 951a lbs .ltiey)
Time, 1:441s.
SECOND RAcE-SAME DAY.-Ihc Dixie Stakes, for
three -ods; two miles; SlO0 subscription, $50
forteit the club to add $780, OF which $1,000 to
the first horse $500 to the second and the third to
save his stake. Closed with 10 nominations.
Stdrters.
q. l.. Lorlards ch. q. Monitor. by Glcnolg, dam
J. Il. Keenc's b. .. Lord Murphy. by Pat Malloy,
dam Wenonah, ITO lbs. .tMurphy)
G.. l.. Lorillard's ch. c. Harold, by bennington.
dam Maggie II Il, Ito lbs. (Barbec)
l. A. Cabaugh's ch. C. Rochester by vauxhall.
dam Hcathcrbcll, ITO lbs. .(noloway) 4
ii. Z. McGrath's ch. I. Audax, by Tom Bowling,
dam Crescent, 107 lbs. bs................ (Sayres)
Time. 3:3&A.
THIRD RAcE-SAME DAY.--Trial stceplechase, for
more. jerome Park. Long Branch or Saratoga; about
one milo and q half; purse $500 to tho first horse
and $50 to the second.
Bose Smiths ch. q. Troublesome, by War Dance.
dam Nora Crena. years old. 15l lbs. .........
Jim Henry
DAILY Brothers br I. Lizzie ID, by Enauircr dam
Leisure, years old l4i lbs. ....... (Bassett
Time not taken.
SAME DAY-FouRrH RAcE--Two-mile heats, for all
ages; maidens allowed. IL years old. lbs; If
years old, Z lbs; IL years aud upward, IL lbs;
purse 5000 for the hrst horse 500 to the second.
III. Colstons b. c. Irish King, by Longfelow.
dam Little Fanny, years old, 30 lbs. lCostello)