National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-22
RACING AT PINILICo.
A Fair My, a Fast Track, and Some
Good RunninB-Tho Winners and
TheIr Winning.

A Fair My, a Fast Track, and Some
Good Running-ThO Winners and
Their Winnings.
BALTIMORE, May 21.--Tho second day Of
the spring meeting of the Maryland Jockey
club was not 80 successful as the first so far
as the attendance was concerned. Tho track
was in fine condition and fast. There was
considerable disappointment because Of the
failure of the first rsoo on tho card to FILL
The winners of the day wero Knight of Ell
lerslie, Mordaunt, War Eagle, and Pasha.
Tho following is the summary;
First Tace-Purso $500. for mares OF all ages; one
Second raoe--Tho Vernal sweepstakes for s..
yearolds that have not won sweepstske in their
2year. old form; e26 eAsh, p. p with 5000 added,
Of which 500 to second ono mile.
t, w, Doswel's. eh, c. knight q Elllerslie, by
E9lus, dam Lizzie Hazewood, ITO pounds
R,.w. Walden's Oh. q. Chandelier, by Viia,tiof,
dam Chiokabiddy, lW pounds tBlaylock).,... 2
g "; Medingers eh m ( Emma, By kolus, dam =,
Jeter walden's ch. 4 Blue Boil by Narragan-
se5t 49, pounds Fcases( s(i,o:i;
Ksder no pounds Dabneyl o
w; l.. scotrs b, I, Viola, by Billet, 1O7 pounds
4Timo 4TiSWisl ll,is;''''''''-' Tx ''''''''''''.''.'
Detting-l to against Knight Of Ellerslie, 10 to
Chanticleer, 10 to any of the others. Pools
knight Of Elerslie, slOO the field, ESQ Mutuels
Third race-Purse $500, for all ages of which
slOO 70 seoondi selling allowances one milo and
W. z. Burch's oh. O. Mordaunt, 4, by John
Payne, dam Libblo l., los pounds (AIaynerd) ]
j. J, csrroll's br Polona,, T., by strachino,
dam Sunbeam, 9S pounds (FisheD,,.,,...,., 2
oden Bowles br. h. Compensation, O. By
Catesby, dam Australia, liz pounds tBlny..
r. W, Waiden's b, z, Ghost, 9, by Nariaganscit,
W pounds (McManug,..,,. ...,..,.,....,. 0
NJ, j. Daly's b. g. FL Captain, 8, by Lever, %
run RRunus {Sowal '''''''''''"'''''.'"...
Betting-sto against Compensation, 2 to Nor.
aaunti 4 TO Polgnia and Ghost, 20 TO III Capt
pSIlS9nis' sl6i Ell Captain, sl3 Ghost. Sill Mltues
Fourth tii'i race-The Poyton hondeap stakes for
ar-olds $50 each half forfeit with $500 added
OF which Sl09 to second horses mile heats.
Davis Halls b. c. War Eagle, BY. Leader, dam
JOS McSIahOn's B. g. Joe 1itcheii, by GIcn.
gary, dam Kate Fisher, 100 pounds lButkeJ. 2 2
odsn nnl,l B9wies eh: Bessie, by Dickens, dam
w; Z, SCOTS ch. All Hands Around, by War
~ pgnee, l0S pounds Lewis; 4
T. w W. Doswell,s Blk, g. Torpedo, by strachino,
Jeter WaIdons ch 4 Pearl Tbcfne, by Pat Nal. u
IFSy Fiy,d 100 9'p pounds (Green)
BGlting-Befqre the lrst heat, even against War
bsssS beslS $40 JpH k HSS6s HHc6el 10 TPsd
Thorne PoosWa%r % FaEo sG" sSS oe ~ moha 10 LeaE sS,
Bessie, Slb Torpedo, slOi An Hands Around, 80;
against War Eagle, to IJos Mlic6si' 'sto bessie -
ls 70 against tho others. Poois-War Eagle, si6S;
the field, $40. Mutuels paid 90 o. and S645.
Filth reee-Purse s9Oo horses Of all agos;
gentlemen riders; seven turlongs.
L, 9. Pierces ch, h. Pasha, 6, by Add. FL Kader,
I. n. Doswells b. G. Patapseo, 3, by Narrsaan.
q, soft, dam Elizabeth, l27 pounds (DosweiI5..,. Q
james a Sa sHIsldss a,lv d S E. Bay aged BY Longio
j. y: Walden & Co.'s b. e, Cummings, s. by
Gaoerlunzie, dam Gretchen ll2 pounds
Win, DeFords b. M Wasp, aged, lIo pounds '
Time, l3il5.
Betting-Even against Patapsco, to q Bally. 3
70 Cummings aud Pasha, 8 to l Wasp Pools
Sii.75. 's'N
BALTIMORE, May 21.-The programme for
tomorrow includes six races, in three of
which there will be large fields. The pool
room was thronged tonight. and the bidding
was much more spirited than that of last
night. For the first race, the Chesapeake
stakes, Tolu brought S25 and Water Lily sci.
For tho second, seven furlongs, for 3.year
olds, Marmaduke $25. Flyaway $40, Valley
Forge 81, Exotic S. For the Clabaugh Nom
orial stakes, Telie Doe s25, Little Savage and
Lulu s, $l5, Petition $12, Krishna
$ll, Brookwood S. joy Bell 81.
For the fourth race, three-quarters
Of mile, Rica, $50 King Tom, $25; Tattler,
Sl7i Mikes Pride, 50; Rosiere and Coinage, 81
each; Bettler, $6 Mac, So, and the field, Welsh.
man and Congaree. SO. The fifth race will
not fill until 10 o'clock tomorrow. For the
sixth, selling race, Jim Nelson, $50; Chants
cleer, $25; Lady Dean. $40; Infanta, $l5; Fair
Count, 5l3: Nettle, $12; Billet Doux, SIS, and
tho field, Barbarian and Lost Cause, ST.