New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-18
1oNGvIEw's STRUGGLE WITH WANDA.


Valet CAPTURES THE HANDIcAP-LAsT DAY OF
THE MARYLAND JoCrEY CLCD RACES.
RNT1uORE. Oct. 1.-THE closing day of the
,l, meeting of tho Maryland Jockey Club success.
Tic wonder III performance of ngview In winning the
preckenridge Stakes in contest with Wanda and Rich
mopd excited general surprise and when Valet captured
tho handicap from Farewell ana Long
KNIGHT the applause deafcning The winners OF the
day were Burch Dew Drop, Lonsyiew, Valet and Bob
Miles.
The first race was heats Of iurOngs for all ages
spocia weight conditions purse 5000 Tho starters were
Encndorft3. Mclaughlin, 10; GrccnheldCj OncylosD
Colonel Clark g. Withers, 1906 Burch %, Meaton. 30
greenfield was agorts at $685. against $li for Burch
So for Elmendor and So for Colonel Clark The bet
ting was-Greenhed to ;. Burch II to . kmendorf
casy 70 winner six ahead Of Colonel Clark second
Enlendorf third. Tine 1924. For the second heat
betting wae-Burch to s. Elmendorf to /. Greenfield
TO /; Colonel Clark to /. Colonel Gar.
E n5ssSG FnsS Second Bu short h arsa o
For the third heat Colonel Clark SOD "a ~, at
70 3, Burch to l. Burch took the lead in the start
was never headed and finished winner by three lengths
The second was for the Eclectic stakes f9rtW9
lowing camo to the post Dew Drop lOlney) Winificd
w. Rafferty, The Bard CMcaton) Silver Cloud lioio
2ys nd at Hsc to s for the SI'@ Betting
Dewdrop to 3. Wmfred and The Bard each D to l.
Dew Drop finished winner by one length ahead Of
Winfred second the Bard third. Time, l:ii4
Mutuals paid IS 30
In the race for the Breckenridge Stakes two miles for
colts and FLIES, three years old the starters we're
Wanda COlney Richmond o. Mclaughlin, ana Long
view tFitzparic. Wanda faVOitc at 90 against
$50 for Richmond and $50 for Longview Inc DettlhS
was Wanda 4 to 3. Richmond even, LonSvlcw q TO |;
Wanda first away with Longyiow second anu
went 10 the front and Wanda fen back iast.
Richmond held the lead throughout inc mrs,
mile, with about half length ahead
of Iongview and Wanda trailed length behhd Ale.
The quarter post head in front of Richmond, win
Wanda length and half off, There was no change ia
the backsretch at tho halfwile posti but
the lower turn Wanda went f0 Wien
order they ran to the threequarter post aud into The
homestreich The struggle was then between Iongview
and Wanda, but Longvsw finished an easy winner by
two lengths ahead OF Wanda second. ana RICHMOND
third. Time 3:3sl2. Mutuas paid S3l %. - 80 o,
The fourth free handicap sweepstakes, one anu
a quarter miles. The following started EareWcl ~
Donohue lO4) Bessie q, Hyslop 100 Unrest rs.
Ouey 100; Long Knight q. Arnold I'D; Enigma o.;
Williams 100: and Valet tG. Mcaton. lOJl. farcWeu
was favOrite al $50 against SiOfOr Long knight $50
for Unrest 500 for Enigma and the field SO. The bet
ting was Farewell TO 3, Long knilht 10 l.
Enigma TO l. and Bessie, Unrest and Valet each 10 J.
Valet surprised everybody when nj the seven tuTonS
post shot ahead and finished winner by Two IchghS
ahead OF Farewell second, Enigma thrd limo -'Ai =
Mutuals paid $50 20. ., -
The th race was for the Bowie Stakes for all ages
Three miles. The starters were; East lynhe, 70, VIZ
fans lO1l: Rapdo %, Miller, 1905 Bob Miles -, j. Nc
Laughlin lls Foseral o. Arnold, llsl. last Lynne;
Fostcra and Bob Miles sold even in the auctions ~ 9oo
and Rapido al 500 The betting was Bob Mics 70 %
East Lynne Q TO ; Fosteral, 10 too; Rapido TO .:
Bob Miles finished winner by head In t'ont or Last
Lynne second, three lengths ahead OF FosteTa tAId
Time, 5:3Ol2. Mutuals paid SO 49,