New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-21
GOOD FACING AT PIMLICO.
MCLAUGHLIN WINS wITH BIGGoNNETTE.
BuRcH, TRCUMsEH, wINDsAIL AND FRANKIE
THE OTHER WINNERS.

nuRcH TEcUMsEH wINpsAIL AND FRANKIE
THE OTHER WINNERS,
BALTIMORE, May 20.-The second day OF the
sprlng meeting Of the Maryland Jockey ClnD at Floo
to-day was well attended. The track was III
snlendid condition and fast Except In the
All the races were spirited, and when Bgronnette van
ouished Quito, Mclaughlin was greeted by applause
and the waving OF handkerchiefs
In the first race three-quarters OF mle' inc s'"i
were Mac a, Vickers, 9s). Bill sterret C5OoVhs Vo'
Excelsior a. Farley, 9s). Lena t5Whyburn' llol hoso
a. Caldwell, IOs). Miss DAILY q, Moran' 9o', ~, w.
7 McIau0hlin 1I2). Eva X. aged Turner LOB MISS
coodricb a. Campbell, 49, Richard L. a. u 'lson'
IN, and Retler a. Lewis 110). Burch was me Ia'or-
ito I'm the pools selling for 800 against go
for Richard L., 50 for Better, ana inc neiu no
After six breaks horses were sent away 10 gIoa
half length I'm front II Bill Serret third time II'
mutnals paid $40; books 4 TO 3. o,,. h,oh
For the Vernal sweepstakes for three year-ods whlch
had not won sweepstake ~ their iwo-year-oi1 10TH
S25 each p. p the club addnV epUD' I n9, uoroenot
1Eyans lOs Emmett Garrison. 1855 Maggie o. NhI,
lev 1921 and Lucy Lewis (Coyington, Ilol , ~
was tbe fayorte over the field In the pools, selng i0I
S5o against 81 5 for Maggie j. and Sl3 for the held
Tecunlseh finished an easy winner ehgn III IiVht ~
time i:45A Mutuals paid 81 20. Books . to .; s,oo
the Cabaugh Memorial stakes for FL
snnscrintion a. T. the club adding 5000, hair n mlle'
The starters were Bess Caldwell 100 biggonnrite
a. Mclaughlin. 1l2l, Little Minnie Garrison, iVY2'
and onto devils 100. BlggOnnette was lhe I1Nortlc
in the auction pools selling for SO against 20 lG
onfo sl for Mystery. and the held $2l. The struggle
he vyeen Rigpounette and Quito was severe one out
Rggonuete was first under the string head IN front
nf ONTO second two lengths ahead OF Bess third tlne
O:48Io Mutuals paid Sl4 95 books TO /. ,
selling race Ils mes, for all ages for a purse OF
$500 broiight out Murmur, Qiiyersl. 90 Windsall
Williams So; Agncourt, Kelly). 30; Gem, uitc-
hedl Al: Vibrator, CALDWELL, lOi and Marinadukc,
4 Evans lO2. In the pools Mindsall sOld LOT %
against the field AT S3i Wnd-Ail easily two lenEth
i'm front of Marmaduke second. half length hheah Oh
Gem third time 1:59l9 Mutuals paid Sll loi DOCKS
to 3. ., - .t-,,. IN
era were: frankie Il. o Farley. lO9; Chanticleer
Evans. 1915 Ida StanhOpe. AGED QIafrsonl, lo' anu
John sullivan, Is u. Mclaughlin, ll22. Liza stah'l
was fayorite st $50 with FRANKIE Is second cnnl'e ~
ISL against the field $50. Frankie b won by hhll
length ahead 81 Ida Stanhopc second, ten lenstn7
ahead Of Chantclcer thirdi time, III hutuaIs p"u
$40 So books. q 10 ..
Pools were sold tonight on the races tomorrow as
follows:
Threeauarter milc-Burch. $50; King Fan, S23; Val
lev Forge SlB: Greenfield Sl4; Eva H. 80; Wentmore'
SS Miss Goodrich. 50, and the Held, Including MAC
Mamie Gentry. Hart and jim Casey, $40
The Chesapeake stakes, L milcs-Floria, SO rom
asia Sls; Lulu $40: ROsctte 80. and Bowies Ne'ta
Uandicap Sweepstakes. liz milcs-Farewel, 500;
Tec Doe, $40; Richard l., 81, and Ligan I'll. 40.
The PeytOn Handicap, Il mcs-ColonelS prdgue' f'V'
Rtca SD; Referee Sl3, PINK Cottage, -, aud the Held
including Jim Carlisle and Marmadukr. y. - -
Selling race. mile-Olyette. $50 Ballot, 81 Liner
son. Regret Envenom Lucy Lewis and Miss DAILY, each
Jack,