The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-16

THIRD DAy-Saturdav, .4prit A.-Jumping .Mullet. To-
paz and Little Emily were entered for the purse OF $500
three mile heats Thse was large attendance and spirited
betting From the characters of the horses fine
race was expected and the gentlemen of the turf
pared back the favote Topaz, to amount She was
considered jewel of the first water but was found costly
gem at the finishing up Odds were offered that she would
take the shine two straight heats and SO dazzle
the eyes of Little Emily and Mullet that there would be
'clear light" between them. Although thus set up, she
was not found very difficult to- paz.
po bsn oa
injury received in his coming up rather stlf behind
At e snd Of the fist nile in U.s. dong the second in i
and coming home in the same position Emily length ahead
SECOND rAr-Odds oPthree to one offered On the mare,
with but few takers at this heavy discount tie fancy
gems The horses the signal believing that
the had not tapped halt was the con at the
hundred wards behind the others last understood the
so sk hi
where they stood bew dered the ack and with jump
Emily led them round very prettiy and won the heat in
6a1.-We append a summary:
THIRD Day Saturday, AprH IA. 1s4s - Purse. $500
Andrew Bells oh m. Little Emily, by Wagner. dam
van Issr B. TSpas By imp Glencoe out Of Em
a asa by i% aS l. nmpg Ha by o6eo out
0' ie0H'' W ''' Time 5:4o-soi
FOURTH DAY-Sundau.-Ac cold clustering day ended the
meeting and the crowd seemed 10 initiate itself TO The
weather large number present. which glad
to see on of the Popetos who well known for
their courtesy and beraty The purse for the first
$2OO-me heats-best three in five. Entries-Ritty Pur
ver Belshazzar ly and Sarah Warren Kitty was the
favone; but friends of Sarah laid low and quietly took
what bet, were offered. large staked; but
during this meeting has been every day for
the choice of the knong to get badly beaten and
this instance Miss Kitty bothered her friends to the tune of
many hundreds They found themselves in tall instead
of clover and Of them regretted that they had been
green enough to pile up so high upon her.
FIRST HEAT.-A good STATESMAN Warren leading the
Behazzar second and Kitty last This order MAN.
tai bed to the stand-Sarah winning in 152.
SECOND HRAr-A beautiful start and all in bunch fo
the FIST hundred yards when Kit, commenced paying
ticular attention to Mis- Sarah. The running for the last
half mile was very exciting and bravey contested Kitty
had the outside or she might the heat the War
rem ly coming in bur length ahead This heat in
tensey interesting and both nags showed that there
music in them The Beshazzar FLY had show from the
first Tine 1465-wi,hn half second of the time Kitty
made on Thursday. when she took the purse.
THIRD HE.T-A false start caused much alteration and
bad ee,g The head of Sarah Warren having been turned
from the stand the time of starring the Ju declared
hat drum had been tapped and sounded the recall
The Warren y stopped but the Others continued roand
Bshazzar coming first The decision of the Judges being
final twenty minutes given to start again. when Sarah
Warren took the lead and after brisk contest with Kitty
won the deciding heat in 1:4s
LAST DAy-Sunday AprH l5. First Race-Purse $2OO;
Mil. Heats-best three in five.
T. Goldsbv'sch f. Sarah Warren. years old BY
Andrewp pell's ch, f. Kitiv Puryer. years old, BY
INN Ajpderby dam by imp. Leviathan; .-...-S q
Kirkland Harrison ch. f. years DID, by Belshazzaro
dam hio'e' Time. i:52-i46ji-i4S.