True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-12

! Ner MARKET Eau RdceS.-rhird Dav.-Ths wss
the day which the great took place for he Joe
key Club purse OF $lOOO and nsc -lnke of $1,000 The
entrances boston, Qucen and Omega. The Pc
liershurg nelligencer gives The following Of
the
This will be n meuoraIs day in the history of New
Market. Three finer horses than Boston, Queen and
Omega, were never opposed to each other For months
this hns been the Topic Of conversation in the spor-
ting circles. Bets III all the ramicaton, which be
conceived OF, were laid on the result. With large
NUMBER indeed we may say with the grpa, majority,
Boston wa the lavolite, and he lacked freely
against the field His speed and bottom had been tried
and in proper trial had been founi wanting. and
then the 'e,ry' of the "NapoIeon Of the rurf'
who has never yet found his Waterloo ami to whom ST.
Helena Will be Tor years to come terra ihcosnta Tue
slnkc too, '>omehing worth wlic." Seven :hnt,-
sand do lar rot t" be pocketrI every day. and if The
"ao along wa. ",Ae4t IN II ling, such purse would
| be apt to ma kr it 'ph'en.
Al AN clily hour on Thursday the Course crow
ded "Iih anxious multitude. Five thousand persons
snir ed 10 be IN the ground two trds OF whom
venture to were "ntrrestnd in the some
amount whether great or small.
At little before O'clock the horses made their
appearance, all iri order aud eager for the struggle
They eemcl to understand that they be actors
in great and exciting scene At prcc sely they
started. Omega lei The way for III. FIRST three
miles moderate pace, followed closely hv Boston,
Just in whose The Queen WAS "lrmveng" much at
her case, md apparently watching tor ,pporlnny
10 go ahead In the first quarter of the last mile Bul
made push at Omega, and locked with his
fair opponent, HON he escorted to the Cedars, when
iceIlS S!Sntru ny MS attentions 10
her rival, up md challenged his noce for hum
dred yards so, when The ungallant Boston
I from, WITH his companions OF the softer scA and
the heat with great ease, Omega md the Queen
pulling they had got within the distance
Betting On OF against Boston now ceased 1t was GER
tam that he must win the next heat and few dis.
posed to take the heavy odds which his hackers freely
offered. The only question now which will be
best in the race the Queen or Omega, and bets Il
iuee 'madr their running in the heat.
Tho horses cnolrd off ell, and up to the post
fresh when they first left their stables hey got
ali excellent start and went of precisely in the same
order the frs: heat. Omega leading the wav,
Boston running next, and the Queen third, all three
| close up. Their positions maintained until they
had passed the Judges stand aud commenced the fourth
mile whcn Bn>ton collar d umegn and nier II few
yards passed her, ard led the field up the Gll when the
I Queen made an Intellectual push him, which she
continued iii the end OF the This heat run
in the renal kabv short time OF I'm. 22e time which
never has been pt uaIled New Market Course. Re-
/ suit as fol!owr:
Vim. Il. John-on's C h Boston, III
o. 4. limes m the Queen, r32|
/ Charles Iatch"rs q IN Omcgn 90
Timc-lst Neat, BIN, Is I'd do. I'm. 52a.
The Queen was second in This heat, Blu, pulling up
before she got the judges stand Omega walked past
ithtfore her.
Fourth Day.-Citizens' Pate valued a, $iOo. Re-
suit:
Ishun Pucleu's b h Bniiie Peyron, by Andrew,
dam by Eclipse, : yrs. old, III
o. p. HareS h LhItuey, BY Charles, dam, Miss
Waxey, eel
c. = Morr's's IN by Chules, dam by Trafalgar dist,
Time--ISt hra, SIN. 5Ss.-2d DID,
In the third quarter If the las, mile sinew of ChE
ney's left fore leg WY, aud e of, course had to
1--WE up the contest. ] hi nf very little in.
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