National Republican., 1880-10-21
SPORTING MATTERS.
yes,erdsy,s Races mt pimilco.

BALTIMORE Oct 20-Tho second day Of the fall
meeting of the Maryland Jockey club attracted
large throng. and the races were contested with
more than usual spirit The weather continued
clear, with more moderate temperature ana inc
track In fine condition.
The frat race was dash Of one mile for maidens
Of all ages entrance $40 purse 500 entrance money
to the second horse. The starters were Captain
Wraggc, Jake White, Ohio Boy, Dawn aud States
man. Dawn was tho favorite IN the pools. selling
for 500 TO SO for Statesman $50 for Ohio BOY, 20
for Captain Wracgc, aud $40 for Jake White. ONO
Boy finished nn easy winner by two lengths ahead
of Captain Wraago tsecond) who was four Lengths
ahead of Statesman (third), Dawn fourth, and Jake
White last. Time l:i7. French pools paid $3.50.
The second race was one aud n-qunrtrr miles for
nll aces pirse $3.50 for the first horse aud $50 for
the second The starters were BOnrdinnu. Puwncc,
Parole. New York Weekly and Rosalic. Parole was
the fnvoritc nearly five to ono against TIC Held sell
ing for els to S2j for the field Before the start ns
Parole galopel In irontol the grand stand nc was
received with cheers aud the waving ot hHudkcr-
chiefs by the Indies. Parole came In one length
ahead Of Rosalc (secoud). who was a half length
ahead Of Pawnee Ohirdl, Boarlman fourth and
New York Weekly % nIrluug behind. Time, 2:l3
The third race wusthc Pimilco stakes fural aggs.
$50 entrance H. +. club to add $500 Of which 500
to the second horse and the third to save his StnSc
winners Of any single raco OF two nnd one'cighth
miles or over, five pounds extra; of two or moro
such races, seven pounds extra; twoand 9nc-eghlh
miles. The starters were Monitor and Uucns. the
first named being the tnyorite In The pools nj 500;
to $50 for Uncas. Tho race was very line, ana
Monitor finished winner by lcuglh Time, BAY.
The two miles was run In 1880, and the race was
one Of the fastest on record. Frcnch pools
paid SIS 3j.
The fourth race was mile heats, for thrccyears-
ods; colts o. pounds and lcs 02 purse 500 for the
GIst and $50 for the second. The starters were In
gOmur, Odcn. Ella WHfield and Belle OF the West.
In the pools Olvu the luyorc at $3.50 toSl50 for
Belle Of the West, 500 for Ella Maricld aud SEQ
for Ingomar. Belle Of the West made u fine burst
Of speed, and finished winner by two lengths ahead
OF Oden. who was two lengths ahead Of Ella War
field aud lngOmar Oas). Time ,llIJ5. French pools
paid Sl675 on the heat. For the second heat Belle
OF the West was the fyore at $50 to SO for Odcn
and $40 for tho field. Belle Of the West was an
easy wimucrby two lengths ahead OF O1cn tseeond),
who was two lengths ahead OF lngOmar Cthird),
and Ella Wariicd last Time l:lj French pools
paid si.0i.
There viii he five races tomorrow, the first OF
which will bn mile dash for all ngc'. III the
pools Paroc sold for $500, Chcckmatc 50 o, Gabriel
SlS) and the field, Rcdmnn and Su0nnanOa 81.
For the second race. the Nestal stakes for lllies
three yCOr-olds, one and G-hnlf miles, Glldelia
brought 500. lAyaccO so aud Emily + 81,
For the third pCe, tic central stakes. ono mile,
for wo-year-olds. Crickmorc sold for $50 aud
By-thc.Way S2j. For tho fourth race, mile heats.
BOsalie sold for 800. Edwin a $50 aud Boardman
$50 No pools were sold on the stccple-chnSo, the
entries nothaying been returned to the poO-room
Trotting at Belmont Park.