The New York herald., 1879-10-25

ond head in advance OF General Phillips, the lat
! ter length in front OF Dave Moore. who was
length ahead OF Lord Murphy, the latter three
lengths in front OF virginian. The horses ran IN
bunch down the back stretch. and they passed the
! halrnile Oriole had her head in front. General
Philips second. half n length in advance OF Dave
| Moore, the latter two lengths ahead of Edwin A.
who was a length in front of Lord Murphy, vir-
/ gnan sixth. Running around the lower turn Lord
! Murphy moved up third place. AS the horses
length. Oriole second. head III advance OF Lord
! Murphy, who was a neck in advance Edwin A.
General Phillips NTH. Virginian far behind. Lord
! Murphy soon came to the front and gailoped homo
easy winner BY two lesgths orSie second st," two
General Phillips fifth. virgnan distanced
Second Heat-Lord Murphy was the favorite against
second General Phillips third Dave Moore fourth.
Lord Murphy fifth. the colt being very slow in NOV
followed by General Phillips. who passed her at the
! quarter pole he having his head in front at that
place Oriole second one length IN advance OF Edwin
A. the latter two lengths ahead of Dave Moore, Lord
| Murphy several lengths away. Going down the
the has-inle pole half length ahead of oriole.
Edwin third, General Phillips fourth. Murphy hve
lengths behind; Getting into the lower turn Lord
Murphy moved up. and ran through the horses in
| great style. As they came into the homestretch
! LORD Murphy was on even terms with Dave Moore.
Oriole third Edwin fourth. General Phillips nth.
Lord Murphy away from Dave Moore and
Edwin A. and won the heat by two lengths as he
pleased, Edwin A second. tour lengths in front of
Dave Moore the latter two lengths ahead Of Oriole
General Phillips distanced Time. l:45k.
The fifth race a steeplechase of about two and
weights; three horses to start race; purse
$500 for the first horse 500 for the second and 500
Co.'S bay gelding Deadhead. by julius. dam Leisure.
aged. carrying 155 lbs; Mr. II. Gafneys gray horse
Derby, by Eugene, dam Kate Sovereign, aged 15S
lbs; Mr.. G. Reds chestnut horse Disturbance. by
Chillicothe. dam Matte G. years old. 154 lbs;
quirer. dam Leisure. years old. 145 lbs. aud the
same gentlemens bay colt Pomeroy, by Planet dam
the iavorite. selling for $3.50; Derby. $50;
Days entries. Sl20; Disturbance. 500: The
horses had good start. but went away
gave way to Lizzie ID. who was first over an earth
wall, Dsadhead second. Derby third Disturbance
fourth, Pcmeroy fifth The horses then over
into the east feld. Deadhead showing the way,
Lizzie d second. Disturbance third. Pomeroy fourth,
| Derby fifth. Deadhead LED over the next obstacle.
which a stone wall. four lengths in front of
Lizzie d. Disturbance third. Derby fourth. Pomsroy
fifth. The horses then came back the rack into
the inner field, Lizzie showing the way. Deadhead
second. Disturbance third, Derby fourth. Pomeroy
| fifth. Running q wall near the lower turn Dead
head went to the front. but wheeling and going to
the water in the middle OF the field Pomeroy took
the lead and when he took the jump over the water
| he was SIX lengths ahead Deadhead, the latter
dozen lengths in advance of Lizzie ID. Derby fourth.
Disturbance fifth. pomeroy ran clear away from
Disturbance. Liz D. and Derby. in the order
named, over five walls i'll succession. He then
ran the wrong way about the centre of the field
opposite the grand stand. and before he
recovered oil the others were far away from him.
| Deadhead leading, Disturbance second Lizzie d
third. Derby fourth. The horses jumped four walls
nicely they circled around the course and then
mile pole. AT this time Deadhead was leading 100
yards. the others before given. Deadhead ran
stretch allowing the others. who were racing
| their best, to shut up considerable portion
of the daylight. and toward the end Deadhead
| came slowly that he only won by three lengths.
Derby second four lengths in front Of Disturbance.
the latter six lengths ahead of Lizzie D. Pomeroy
fifth, he being beaten nearly quarter Of mile. No
time was taken OF the race.
| SUMMARIES.
| MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB-THIRD DAY OF THE
|
Der a. 1S79-FIRsT RAcE-Aile dash for all ages. to
purse $3.50 for the first horse. $50 for the second
Stdrfe1s
1T Williams b; g. Vera Cruz. by Virgil. dam
Pegan. years old, 102 lbs .tDonahue)
James Mnrphy's b. c. Dave Moore. by Longfellow.
dam skipper. wears old. lo5 lbs. .lCostelo)
dam Siren. years r.. DID, 1o2 lbs -. .(Evansi 8
Dwyer Brothers b. e. Charley Gorham. by Blar-
neystone dam Aurora Kaby' years saT.On,;i old io2
| o. Bowie's CHI. I. Belle. by Dickens dam Belle
W. Pryor's b. T. Pique by bennington dam Lady
| Emmal, years Old l02 lbs. -. .tMcCarty)
brisgs Gu: C. sunlight. ,ns M by Australiam Dam
J. n. Ackerman' b. h. Surge. by Revolver dam
Siren years DID, ig l9S ibs:;: .Thomas)
SAME DAY.-SEcoND RAcE-Tne vestal Stakes, for
lles three years od s25 subscription. play pay.
| with $500 added by Captain W. NJ Conner. Winners
any sweepstakes for three year -ods at Balti
more. Jerome Park Long Branch or Saratoga, lbs.
extra of two more such sweepstakes. 10 lbs
oxtra the second lilly receive the stakes to the
amount of $780, One mile and half.
Starters.
H. p Mccirath's ch f. Verdict. by bennington.
dam Jury lU7 lbs. .(Sayres) !
George W. Bowen Co.'s ch. f. Florence Is. by
Tom Bowling, dam Skedaddle. 1O7 lbs.
j. McNIahons b. I. scotlla. by Bonnie scotland.
dam Juniata lU7 lbs. .(Barbee)
II. p. McGrath's ch. (. Audax by Tom Bowling.
Am az ,. Crescent 10, lbs. l.. Holloway
genia III lbs.-1o lbs extra ..... (McLaughlin)
Claphan smiths b. +. Utilita. by Pimlico. dam
W. H. Briggs or. f. Dairy Maid. by strachno.
dam Eciptic. lo' lbs. .Cshelton)
SAME DAY.-THmp RAcE-Barnum's City Hotel
Stakes, for twoyearolds. one mile to be run on the
third day of the fall meeting. 1879: $50 entrance
half forfeit; proprietors OF Barnums Hotel to add
$780, the second horse to receive the stakes to the
amount of s100
Starters.
G. L. Lorillard's ch. Z. queens Own, by Austria
lan, dam Queen Victoria .(Cos:eilo)
f. stearns. Jf.'s ch. I. Emily S. by Xlroy. dam
Time. / :5oh
| FOURTH RAcE.-sAaE DAY-Compensation Pure;
mile heats; purse 500 for the frst horse ana $50
for the second horse; winners of one during
the meeting aud horses that have not started during
ing the meeting lbs. extra; horses beaten
during the meeting allowed lbs; twice allowed
lbs.
J. II. Kecne's b. C. Lord Murphy, by Pat Malloy,
dam wenonah. years old. o2 lbs. .Costello)
J. n. Ackerrnan's b. 8. Edwin A. by Revolver.
dam Siren. years DID, 1OS lbs.. (Evans)
Murphy Co.'s b. C. Dave Moore by Longfel-
low, dam skipper, years old. 113 lbs........
tHughes)
oden Dowie's ch. IN. oriole. by King6shcr.
dam NY Maryland. years old, III lbs.
tBlaylock) 2
s. ID. Bruce's ch. IL. General Phillips, by
Glenelg dam La Polka. years old. Ill lbs....
(Sayres) 5dis
+. Stearns Jr. IS ch. C. virgnian, by Alroy. dam
Mary Minor. years old. 100 lbs .tShauer) dis
Time, :4G-1 :451s.
SAME DAY.-FIFTH RAcE-Grand steeplechaso.
about two and naIf miles, over the regular course;
wetcr weights; three to start or no race; purse
$500 for the first horse Sl0O for tho second and $50
for the third.
Bennett & Co.'s b. x. Deadhead. by Julius, dam
Leisure, aged. 1856 lbs..... .(Henry)
ii. Gaffncy's x. h. Derby, by Eugene, dam Kate
Sovereign, aged, los lbs. s........... .tiaffney)
G. Reds ch. Ia Disturbance, by Chillicothe, dam
Nattie q wears old. l5l lbs. NIeanyl q