Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-03
THRHIRm DAY.

NAAaA OAAs
AsRby magic, Il was known By al. Gar and
uear, the racing would commence and larger
crowd gathered in Town than we have ever
seen here on similar occasion. Alta O'Clock,
the crowd began TO repair 10 the course, and
promptly att O'Clock, the racing commenced
Owing 70 the large Eumber Of horses entered
for most Of the raees, we are unable 70 give q
detailed account Of each event, and must slsk
our readers 20 be content with q bare mention
Of the entries and the winning horse.
FIRST RAcE
4 mile dAsh-purse $40. Entrance sa.S0
ExTRms-Bug, T. B. Bowling; Ida, J. T.
Jarboe; Eugene, Ign. =. MatsingIy; Tempus,
VIC. DruFy; ChArly Windcr, J. Simms Fem
wick; Timber Loo, d. COOde.
: The coutest in this race was between the
two last aamed horses, the last named being
victor. The rider Of Winder lost bis saddle,
which was thought By many to be the cause
Ofthe AOss Of the race by him. The Other
horses had tight time TO themselves butwsrs
not in the race with Winder and Loe.
SECOND RAcE.
Colt Race, 4 mile dash-purse $1,000 En-
tries $2.so
,EEEnEs-Mamis Smith, Frank Mattingly;
NenA Belle. q. A. SimmE Mamie, J. Simms
FenWicki 10 10, D. COOde; Lady Clyde, T.
p: Canitr.
The contest in this race was between 10 10
and Mamie and was very closely contested.
JoJO won by about length. Mapie Smith
bClsed On the entrance 70 the home stretch
and ELI, throwing her rider, but happily there
vas no serious hurt TO either.
One mile and Fspeat-purss $2s. Entrance
S3.BO.
EHTRiEs-Blue Dick, W. v. Waters; Wade
Hampt0n, J Thos. Jarboe. Much wasexpeesed
Ofthi6raee. bat Blue Dick won the frst two
beats with ease, leading IRON the start IN each
race.
SECOND DAT.
AnOsher pretty day, with the track much
improved. Not 80 large crowd IN Aitsn-
dAace.
FIRST RAcn.
I mile dash-purse sac. Entrance 81 so.
EHrrm-Jo Jo, u. Code; Maggie, y. A.
Abslli Charley Fox, Glen Naltingly; Mamie
Smith Frank Malsingiy; Eugene, IgA. y. Mat
tingly Forest King, T. J. Moore.
The conteai was between Maggie and In
gsns, resulting in victory Cor the Hrst Ealnsd.
The Other horses were cut Of the race.
emiie and repeas-purse4 2S. Rntrance 81 so.
EErRIH-Limber Loo, d. COode; Blue Dick.
Wv. Waters.
This race was closely contested In both
heats and created much excitement. Lilnbel
Loo wca both heats BY about q neck.
~ THIRD RkUR.
] mia and repsat-purss $50. entrances
$3.S0.
EHEiun-ChArley winder. J. Simms Fem
wick; Tempuss w. O. Drury;
Very little interest vas manifested IN th;l
race, Windsr having an easy rAcs in bOIh
THIRp DAY-EIssr RACE.
4 mila and sepeat-purse $40. Kntiancs
$a.so.
RHrsuEs-Magnolia, Wv. Waters; Mamss
J. Sinnp Fsawiek; Engene. Ign. 3. Masliag-
lyi Teinpus, @. A. Slams.
Engane was the winner In botn heats viii
great ease against Mamie the favorits b.
considerable odds.
sHconD aAcn.
II mile dasb-purso $40. EnirAne 82.s0
EnFnEss -Limberloo, De-. J. r. walten.
Loo had no competitor In thls race and
msrsly gallOped around The course and tool
iAs PuEm,
II Hils and rspsal--puEsa $50. EutrancI
$500.
kzIRlEs-chaElsy Whales. J. Simms Fen
Wick Blue Dick, VI. v. Waters; wade
aamp4on. J. Thos. Jarhoo.
This was considered the crack race of the
mseting. cad excited much inisraa Win.
dx and Blue Dick sold alternately a. favor-
isss In the pools, While many staked . littls
o 10 ''dark Asrse," Who had mnca inn.
psoyea sfnps HI lass race. TIA hcsses wer,
salled ~ for he arst hsat and bad good Start
Wlnder took lha lead on he back aareach IN
tAsaHppd round and came h an sasy Htnnsl
b. ssveral lengths, NTH Dick and Wad.
Han.ptOa slass iogssAsr.
1BCoED HAT.
IL Mas seen hyall that Wiadsr had nr,v "a
easy race end the great interest n he rae.
bad samsWhat suhssded. The horses we're
brought up and started away when d q.
AsEror0fall, Winaer bolied shrouKh the csowd
cfecloaed people. and could not b brsnghl
On ne coarse. in tine to save his dissanca,
leaving this hest and theraee 70 Blue Dirk and
Nads Haupsoa. Who had an sxciting Fun.
Blue Dick came In winass ~ aboslt tws
isngtks.