The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-03

ORLEANS JUcKEY LLUB RACES BINaAMAN CoURsr -
and Chsrmer were the competitors the snug purse
OF tIoo me day was pleasant for raciog The con-
dien cf the track o. While tho a.
tendance exceeded that of the nrevIous dav vhc
It. will be rene bsred, was reokonsd vsry good In
deed The humber ofsp.otstors at the Cours.
yesterday was as great ~ SEQ ut
any OF our beet meetings. The ladies-"liod blsss
EN- we're there IN scores looking lovely as the
coin all the elegance OF refined fashion.
At the sound of the bueis the ooutepdiug racers
looked the Hn.st From the time that tn, .ntri..
were made known Vtri6er the favorte at odds OF
four to three sgain't Chsrmer, and the time ap
preached for sstiag the odds increased two to ons
upon him and even higher. Thus the betting Stood
whs n the drum wss tapped for the
about length In advance Charmer moving sfsr hi
at an easy stride Around to the back stretch, and
through IT. indeed. this position not varied, or
cou'o not be seen from the stands the field
the frat mile brought verder to the string length
ahead just a he started The mile done In 1853
On passing the ttripg the sly was "nose and taii,
With the Verif-r and the mile done three $500
auicher- In 1855 The third mile closely ran
Inc My bept shorter gap between hersef and the
horse, and forced him through in I5l-ths guicksst
mile In the race. The fourth mile was entersd at an
exciting rate Of ,psed-it seeming evident that Charm
rr Intended to WIN the heat II IL vas la her As thsy
went along tho Excitement increased. On the back
the Ally oarght the hor,e and they went several
strides dead locked" This raised hearty shout;
but IT was nothing to tho noise ,enfusionn which
suddenly followed when the little red jacket was seeu
thipgs cid not long continue. Veriaer as If viewing
this bind ofsport in the light OF n sde rush
1t be ty and 10 less time than 1t takes TO wts it.
cut her down. Now there shouts from the other
eide Of the house and the excitement had subsidized
tho indoDitable B-lshazzsr had won the heat Time
OF the mile, l:55M Of the heat 1854 With
many tho game was considered "upn at this stage =
But there were others who didn't think so Vsrid.r
show signs Of lameness in Of his fore legs and
tbose who had taken the odds thought might Ioss
him the race Betting. which had ceased before the
start was Cow revived, and to two again At the
horse was freely proffered. In all cases. we believe
the proposition was accepted tho educators" we're
thar
Second Hest. The start was fair Veraer a length
In advance. In this position the first mis- was done
In 2tbh. Tho I'd mile varied but little from the nrst
except In time (1:67s) and the third, which was
little more excitiDg-Chsrmer keeping closer I'D
throughout vas done In 800 The fourth aud last
mile was the beet contested In the race aud really
esustd quite sensation witt the hu ndreds Of bsttsrs
Charmer stuck tn the grldiBg like o leach nd vas
only beaten out at last bali length THIS mile ocsu
pied 1853 tho heat 1862. The following ID the gun
mary
FR,DAv March "a 1s49 Purse S759-four mils heats
w MiDors oh z. Verider, by imp. Belshszzsr,
out q imp Britaunia-b y. o.-l07 lbs Sill
D F KeDner'. r. B. Pattersou'sj b ch.rm.r,
by imp Glencoe, out Of Betsy Malone-4y o.
Tine 1891 -7:52
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