National Republican., 1880-05-26
Yesterdays Races at PImiIco.

Yesterdays Races at PImIIoo.
BALTIMORE May 25.-rho opening of tho
spring meeting of tho Maryland Jockey club
was auspicious Tho day was fine, tho track
in good condition aud there was large at
tendance. The number of cquipages was
quito AS large as on the first day OF any pro-
ceding meeting.
THE FIRST RACE
was a dash of three-quarters of n mile for
niaidons of all ages; entrance, $40; purse, $3.50;
entrance money to tho second horse. The
starters were Mystery, Bounce GlengariGe,
Nellie D., Natalie, Utilitt and Buster. Bust
ness ut the pool stand was very slow, and t
was some time before the people took hold.
The field was the favorte at $25 to Sl1 Tor
Glengarifio and 50 for Nellie ID. Nellie ID. in-
ished winner by two lengths ahead of Uti-
lita, second, who was one length ahead Of
Glsngarife, third, aud Buster, Bnuuce, Kate
Clark and Natalie followed in the order in
which they are named. Time, 1;l6i.
THE SECOND RACE
was the ChcSapeako stakes for fillcs, thres
years old; $50 outranco; club TO add $780, Of
which 500 to tho second horse, one milo aud
quarter. Tho staters were Qucens Own,
Emily T., tho Yauxhall Oily, Rosalic, the War
Dance flly aud Cinderella. In the pools
George l.. Lorillard's entry, Queens Own.
Rosalic, sold for $50 to $40 for the field. Aller
two or three broils the start was good, Queens
Own first away, with Rosalie second, Gin
derela third, the Vauxhall filly fourth and
Emily +. last. Emily f. flushed five lengths
ahead OF Rosalo, second, who was ono length
ahead of Queens Own, third, tha Vauxhall
lilly fourth and Cinderella last. Time, 2:l6t.
THE THIED RACE
was ono and quarter milo dash, for all ages:
purse, $3.50 for the first horse aud $50 for the
second. Tho starters were Peter Hyncs, Odd
Fellow, Boardman, Speculation, Glenmorc,
Baby, Werter aud Scoilla. Glenmore held
tho call in tho pools, selling sll0 TO $50 for
Peter Hynes S2j for Scotlla, $50 for Baby,
aud S25 for tho field. GlenmOre finished AN
easy winner six lengths ahead of Scotilla sec.
ond, Wertor third, Speculation fourth Board
man fifth, Baby sixth, Peter Iyncs seventh
and Odd-Felow last. Time, 2:l5l.
THE FOURTH RACE.
was the RancOcas handicap; ono milo and an
eighth, for all ages; $50 entrance; half forfeit;
club to add $500; 500 to tho second horse.
Tho starters were Hattie f., Dawn, Gabriel,
Eunico, Orioo, Round Dance, Chccknate, Vir-
gillian and Virginiln. In the pools Check
mate sold for $40 to $50 for lilo field. Check
mato finished two lengths ahead OF Virginius
second Hattie +. third, Vrgiian fourth, Ga
brcl tifth, Oriole sixth, Enmico seventh, Round
Dance eighth aud Dawn last Time, 1881.
THE LAST RACE.
| for the day was mile heats for all ages; purse,
| 5000 for first horse and 800 for second The
starters were Elwin 4, InGomar and Governor
| Hampton. In the pooh Edwin \. sold for S75
| Governor Hampton for $40 and Iugoraar for
Sll. When they came 10 the post all the
horses appeared 10 DO in good condition, aud
tho friends of both Governor Hampton and
| Edwin 4. were confident. First hcat-tho
start was good; Edwin a. ilst OIL, with Iugo-
mar second and Governor Hampton last On
the upper turn ln@omar went TO tho front,
r
! Edwin A., who was neck ahead Of Governor
| Hampton. On the back stretch both Edwin
A aud Governor Hampton went forward, aud
at tho hall mile lnGOmaI's advantage was re-
| duced 10 Two lengths, and Gogornor Hmpton
only u head behind Edwin 4. On the lower
turn Edwin 4. aud Governor Hampton began
| to make the run Of the heat, but lngCmar had
| his advantage until after he bad passed the
threc.quarter pole, when Edwin A. moved up
aud finished, winner Of the beat by ono lougLh
| ahead Of lugOmar, who was four lengths
ahead of Governor Hampton. Time, l:45i.
For the second heat Edwin a. was the
luyorito against the field, at $50 10 Sl3. Gov
ernor Hampton got the jump in the start.
with lngomar second aud Edwin A. last In
the turn lngomar won't to the front and Ed
| win A. to the second place. ln9omar leading
one lcngth at the quarter, and Edwin A. IA head
| in front of Governor Hampton. At the one
| half mile there was a difference of only q
/ hs
the lower turn Edwin A. won't to tho front
and Governor Hampton to tho second place,
while lngomar foil eight lengths behind. At
the threo-quarter pole Edwin A lod Governor
| Hampton halfength, and the run down tho
stretch WAS very fine, but Governor Hampton
under the influences of the lash won the heat
| by a uosc. Time, lI14
| For tho thhd heat Governor Hampton was
the favorite, though the friends Of Edwin A.
were confident. In tho pools Governor Hamp.
ton sold for S25 and Edwin A. for Sl5. Gov
ernor Hampton led of in the start. but Ed
win A. captured him on tho turn aud run tho
| heat through, aud won the heat by three
| lengths. Time, 1901.
There will be FIVE events tomorrow. The
first will be dash of oso mile for all horses
that havo never won at Baltimore, Long
| Branch, Jerome Park or Saratoga. In tho
pools tonight horses sold as follows Janek
| Murray, i2J; Scotilla, Sl2; Baby and Bounce,
| $40; Ingonar, 81; Belle Of Nelson, So and tho
| field Belle ofthe Wost, Buster and Kate Clark.
So. For the Vernal sweepstakes, FOR two.Yesr-
olds that have not won a sweepstakes
in their two-year'old form, tho pool
sold Colonel Sprasuo. $25 Wanderer
! fIly, Sl3; Judge Murray, SO Belmonts
Democrat aud Eidelweis, SO; Marry s., King
! AlfulsO's colt, -; Bread Winner, 81, AID tha
deld Question, BlarneY, Bucher, Groves
colt Buster, Jerry, Cinderella aud Tigilant,
f12,
Third raco--One milo for al ages Belle
S25; Annie Augusta, Si3; New York WecklS
$40; Sunanoa, 81; Hattie +, and Yirgiian, Sc
each; Boarduan, S5, and tho field, Glonga-
| rife Speculation aud Nellie d., 80.
For the peoples handicap stakes; Gabriel,
$50; Ben Hill, Sl3; Fcrida, $ll; Clyde Hamp-
ton, 81 and the field low, in which Cape Clear
and Mamie Fields IS,
For the trial steopleclaso Judith. 500
Fuuslina and Dog Star, S2l aud Raleigh third.
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