National Republican., 1880-10-22
SPORTING MATTERS.
rhIrd Day Of tho rimileo aces.

BALTIMORE Mp, Oct 2l.-The third day OF the
fall meeting of the Maryland Jocky club was the
most interesting thus far. The weather and track
were good and the attendance as large as either OF
tho preceding days There were hye races, IN the
first of which Parole Check mate aud Gabriel met,
but the famous gelding easily added one more TO
his laurels All the races were well-contested and
In the stccpe.chase no accident occurred.
The first race was mile dash. for all ages to
carry 1906 pounds Mares and gcldings all owed
three pounds. Purse $50 for tho nrst horse aud
50 for the second. Tho starters were Checkmate
Gabriel, Redman syannanoa and Parole
In the pools Parole was the favorite even against
the field selling for 500 TO $50 for Chookate, $40
for Gabriel aud s. for the field lefore the start
$50 and the field for So. Parole finished an oasy
winner three lengths ahead Of Gabriel ('econdl.
who was two lengths ahead Of CheckmGIo (hirdl
Icdman fourth aud Suannanoa last Time, 1l2
French pools paid Sl3 I0
The second race was the vesnl stakes for nllics
three years old SIS subscription play or pay club
to add $500; winners Of any one swcopsiGke at Bal
timorc, Jerome park, Saratoga or Long Branch,
five pounds extra; Of two or more such sweepstakes
soven pounds extra, the second hlly to receive
The starters were Gldclia, Layaccu and Emily Il.
Clidelia the fayorte IN the pools at $50 TO s35
for Lavacca. and Si2 for Emily i. Gidolia An
ishcd an 0 asy winner by 1vo lengths ahead of
L9vacca (second). aud Emily =. sx lengths be-
hind Time, 2i8 French pools paid $3.50.
The third race was the central stakes for two
yearolds $50 subscription play or pay 500 added
OF which 500 to the second horspi distance one
mile The starters were CTckmorc aud Blythe
Way In the pools cPicknore was the favorite at
Sl25 TO S92 TOR By-the-Wny. Crlckmoro finished
wnnor by two lengths. Time, 1AiA. French
pools paid $3.50.
The fourth race was the compensation purse for
all ages, mile heats purse 800 for the first hore
and $50 for the second, winners during the meet
Ing I've pounds extra beaten horses allowed
three pounds and twioa beaten allowed seven
pounds. The starters were Rnsalie Doardtnan and
Edwin A. Rosue had the call IN the pools at $3.50
a for m A
carried penalty of three pounds. Rosalic finished
winner BY three lengths ahead OF Edwin A, who
was six lengths ahead of Donrdman. Time lH6.
For the second heat Rosalc was still the fayoritc
ut $500 TO $50 for Edwin A. and SIT for Doardman.
| Edwin A. won. three lengths ahead Of Rosalie aud
Boardmnn dlstanCed. Time, 1916. For the third
heat Edwin A. became the lavorte selling In The
pools for 500 to Sij for Rosalle Edwin a. finished
winner Of the heat and the race by two longths.
The nlth aud last race of the day was q handicap
sceplochase. the regular course, for all ages,
about two and a.haf miles; purse S5O0 Or the first
horse 500 for the second aud $50 for tho third.
The starters were J. H. lIaverly. Pomeroy. Bertha,
judith, Ohio Boy, Lizzie d. aud Disturbance. IN
the pools Lizzie ID. was the Yoriie. selling for $3.50
to si35 for Ohio hoy, Si05 for Haverly and Pomeroy,
$50 for Judith aud Bertha and $50 for Disturbance
The start was very good, Lizzie d. being the first
away, followed BY Judith, Disturbances, Ohio Boy,
| Bertha, Havcrly and Pomeroy In the order IN
| which they are named. The first wall was cleared
and all passed into the east field aud oyer the
| hodge and ditch. At the stone wall Haverly aud
| Pomeroy won't wrong, then Judith went TO the
front and they ran into the centre field aud over
the two earth walls aud water leap aud started for
the south field. Here Lizzie D. went to the front
aud remained IN the lead back into the centre field
and over all the distractions and into the track.
| The race was then for the finish, and Bertha out
footed Lizzie d. and came 10 the score two lengths
ahead OF Lizzie D, (secondG Disturbance third,
Judith fourth, and the Others out Of the race. Time
l52g.
There viii be four races tomorrow, the first OF
which Will be mile dash for two-ycnrolds In
The pools to night Thora sold al $50, Ripple and
l pnr NJ pnpl p-A
sl3. Later Thora sold for Sj5 against the field
| at 500.
For the Breckenridge stakes for throe-yoar olds
two miles Grenada sold for Siji, Glidolia fer so
aud Fcrnclltfe for 80.
For the third race, handicap one and quarter
miles Gabriel sold for 500 Checkmato $50, Surge
s35, Rednllm SIS, Minaer slj, Canme i. slJ, and
Emily T. $40.
| For the Bowie stakes, four-milo heats Monitor
sold for SliO and (iloumnre SO