National Republican., 1880-05-27
The Second Day at PimIico.

BALTIMORE, May 26.-Thc second days
racing Of the Maryland Jockey club was very
fine aud the attendance was excellent. Tho
track was in splendid condition and there was
no reason why, with large fields Of horses, the
racing should not have been good. The first
race was q dash Of one mile for all ages that
had never won at Baltimore Long Branch,
Jerome park or Saratoga. The starters wcro
Ingomar, Belle of Nelson, Janctt Murray
Buster, Bounce. Belle of the West, Baby,
Scotilla and Kate Clark. Janett was the
favorite in the pools at $50, while Scotila sold
for $50, Baby $40, Bounce 50 and the field
Ingomar, Belle of the West, Buster, Belle of
Nelson and Kate Clark-$11. Before the start
Scotilla sold even with Janctt Murray. SEQ.
tlla finished n head in front Of Janett Murray,
with Bounce third, Belle OF the West fourth,
Belle of Nelson fifth, Buster sixth, Kate Clark
seventh, Baby eighth and Ingonar last
Time, 114t,
THE SECOND RACE
was the Vernal sweepstakes for threc.year.
olds that had not won u sweepstako race in
their oyear-old form, of SIS each, D. D.,
colts to carry 100 lbs., flies and geldngs 97
lbs; club added $500, of which 500 to the
second horse; one mile. The starters were
Judge Murray, Colonel SpraGue, The King,
Question, Barney, Blucher, Turfman. Ferry,
The Wandorer (flley), Cinderella, Vigiiant,
Tycoon, Democrat and Eidolwciss. Colonel
Sprague was the filvorite in the pools at $50 to
SIS for Bemont's entry, $40 for Judge Murry, 81
for The Wandcrcr, $5 for Turfman and Sl2 for
the field. Mary Laupier finished an easy
winner by eight lengths ahead of Eidelweiss,
second Judge Murray third, Jerry fourth,
and Democrat, Barney, Turfman, The King,
Question, Butcher, Colonel Sprague, Cindcr-
ella and Vgilant following. Time, 1:44
THE THIRD RACE
was one mile, for all ages, to carry 100 lbs,
fllies and geldings allowed lbs; purse,
$3.50, of which $50 to the second horse. Suan.
nanoa, Annie Augusta, Belle, Glengaride,
New York Weekly, Hattie f., Virgilian,
Boardman. Nellie d.. Speculation and Surge
started In the pools the field sold for $26;
Hattie F., $25; Belle SIS; Yirgllian, SIS; Annie
Augusta $l4, aud Nellie d., SO. Hattie L.
came home Il head in front Of Virgillian, Sec
ond, Boardman third, and New York Weekly,
Annie Augusta, Belle, Surge. Glengarifle,
Nellie D., Salamanca aud Speculation follow.
ing. Time, 1:4it.
THE FOURTH RACE
was the Peyton handicap stakes, for four.year-
ods; $50 each; half forfeit club added $500 for
first horse aud 800 Tor the second; mile heats.
florida, Mamie Fields, Gabrielle, Ben Hill,
Cape Clear Clyde Hampton, Werter aud
Laureolc started, Gabrielle was a favorite in
the pools Mt $3.50 to $40 for florida, Si5 for Ben
Hill aud SI5 for the field. Werter finished n
and Ben Hill, Laureole Clyde Hampton,
Mamie Fields and Cape Clear following. Time,
1;4i!.
For the second heat Gabrielle was the favor.
ite at $55 to $50 for the field. Gabrielle fin
ished the heat winner by one length over
Clyde, Mamie Fields third, Worter, Ferida,
Ben Hill, Cape Clear and Lqureoe following
10 the order named. Time, 1;44!
For the thrd-heat Gabrille was Il favolite
60 to 10 for Werter. Gabrielle got the Jump
at tho start and held 1t. Werter took the whip
ia the back stretch, but could not respond,
and Gabrielle won the heat by three leugths.
Time, 14S9.
THE FIFTH AND LAST RACE
was the trial steeple.chase, for which Judith,
Fuustina aud Day Star started. Faustina and
DAy Star had the call in the pools at $40 to SIG
for Judith aud 81 for Raleigh, but Raleigh
was scratched before the start. Day Star led of,
with Flustina second and Judith last. All
the leaps in the centre field were passed and
the horses went TO tile track, Faustina leading,
Day Star second and Judith close up, AT the
hurdle in the turn Day Star and Faustina
went over and Judith fell. Tho other two
ran to the finish, Day Star two lengths ahead
of Faustina, Time, 2l9.
To.DAY's RACES.
BALTIMORE, May 26.-For the races to NOR
row for the first, u selling race one aud one
| elRntn miles, NlTBlhluS sou lOI 9%Oi NcW L ofk
| Weekly, 81; Round Dance, So; Utlita, ST.;
Lucky Hit and SuannanOna, 50 each, and
Speculation, So.
For the home-brod stakes, one mile Olen
$780, and Carita, $50 For tho free handicap,
one aud a.half miles, Oriole, $50; Jeanette
Murry, $40; Colonel Splague, $50; Surge, SO
aud Mamie Fields, Sl2. For the two.mile
heats, Edwin A., $36; Belle, $50; Clyde Hamp.
! ton, $50, and Miss Dawson, So