The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-13
Great Trottins Maieh-0snireviIle Course, L. L
[Abbeviatedffom the New York Herald.1

G1eat 1roIAng hAaieh-OentTevile Course, I. /
[Abbeviatedffom the New York Herald1
MONDAY, July 2.-'The contest was for a purse
Of $3.50, mile heats, best three in i've, in harness
and the horses that centended for il were Tqdy
Sutfotk, with David Bryant 70 guide her; Jack
ROsster, with Ons Field ia charge; and Pelham,
with VIM. Whean tohold tight rein over him.
FIRST IEATJac Roster won The inside Of the track
They came up stFing; Jack Ros5iier int Lady Suffolk
second, and Pelham thd, when The word was given. Be
Rose and the Tremendous rate o speed that he had been
pE5 5 y s n VS. q9as p2e n hTtg,sz
before eaghiug Aat point Pelham was length be-
ing the qua pole Pelham passed RosteT and Commenced
closing gradually with The although She al The lime
that he more leetof foot than she was This fact how
sse ~ ny en- iesye 5e s9s Of ne backeTs e the
The passed the half mile pole ii ia Pelham sti
the mare Rossite in the meantime was not idle be ii
was drawing closer @ N n e ad We exee ed ogtiess
however tie bays broke up after reaching The
home Stretch and the gray mare came in eisurey crossing
he score in 231 aboni foity yads ahead Of Rcssts PEI
ham two o. thee lea gtls IN the rear.
hand. The Tor ibis heat as good al could eos BIZ
be desied the nags being parallel line when the word
and two length ahead Of Rooster at the quarter role
behind having broken % at The asyeae Roster broke
up twice the back sech and Pelham passed him. going
ahead Il Pelham a lie half nile s pome is Roand
the lower turn feham clio "a qp to the wheel Of ibs mare
made play at her. and the0ute from the three quarter pole
inch By inch until a. the drawgae Messrs Whean and
Bryant were elbow o elbow and both strshing every
Not the slightest deviation took place. neither hose could
obtain fraction Of advantage and every behodef the
Thus Pelham and Lady sunlk came ell within about two
rods Of the when Bryant gave the The reHs and
she thew her cad far she could thus winning The
heat by her nose Roster had been working away finely
little notice had been taken Of him. ineny were all eyes
watching the other two he was az te wheels Of the Others
AZ tneVu ? imn2
THIRD HEA1-At the summons Of the bugle, the Eoses
and they were Started. Lady Suffolk iei round the turn
Roster breaking up and losing four five lengths Pelham
eS pole one ens,h in font d him IN IS seons Down
the back stretch they went like bullets The mare unable to
shake Pelham away from he He had hs head At her wheel
aud kept there She reached the hafmiie pole in l:l3z
from the seund Of Pelham tee which ratified IN his ears
s more diseoldanty every instant but it wFs nsethe
getting away from hIm and he began draw closer the
home Iei 81 and was At her g the drawgste ard go
at such trem ndOus gait that evident all that
without accident he must win the heat Mr. Bryant
tired at expedieRis 10 force the mares speed but after all
his efforts and when Pelham was fairly ia 'front.' the mare
broke up, within thirty yards Of the stand and Pelham
crossed the score N the unprecedented time OF 22sl Lads
Suffolk was not beaten one second. ROSTER 30
y yatds 6shlgd Ihe announcement Of The time by lhe
Judges seemed 70 eecty the multitude and hope beamed
70 ne Of those who had taken the ted against
FoURTH HEAT,-The horses came up finely Pelham on
the inside, and they dashed away from the at ire
start Round he tarn they went head 70 head Pelham
aso gsn9 aSs % s mHFs g lae qases Poe " Y
going 70 tbs hafD I.is Pelham would ocossionsy 81
his head and shoulders n front OF Suffolk bot aha would
soon be with him In this way they went eli found
the loser turn and swung the home stretch the
manner and from es TO the stand the truly
citing we never saw the fssngs OF multitude
pletey wrought this occasion AZ hey approached
very conspicuous. Mr. Bryants body al action
his whip nytug with the apdlty OF lightning, while Mt
Whean sat hFm and motienle as statue holding Pelham
steady though The slightest movement Of the Ieins
would endaB the raEeand PERHAPS il would have done
Dn they in lhis syls tbRndsrhg the stahd
Pelham eadng across the BY neck Time 229 q.
hOHllter about 81 yards hehndt having a
good heat but, bsfoe he had te sport al to himself
Tor no one was paying The least attention to him
FIFTH HEAT, Betting and the fIieHds Of
Lady Suffolk still wiling back her. dollar for dollar
any A few aboltiye attempts were made before
successful start had-but when the word finally
given the trio went of If life pending Reaching
and until about half way the quarter He there broke
and both the and Rossite pa sed him Suffolk made
thequaueT IN tbirtyeigh seconds two Icing this in front Of
hossef- remain being at the tins nearly enc hundred
yards behind Mt Bryant looked behind him, bat
kept The at the top OF her speed, On the back streh
he opened large Ro5ste ami passed the bafme
dfed yards ahead OF Ieham and interested
little bay horse the lost the half
pole Pehsm made most desperate brush going round the
lower tutn at of speed greater than lad shown
previously during the He suddenly passed Roster
and drawing closer and closer the every instant
Without Feaxng his speed he up the home stretch
and was tapped with the the dawgae Soon afte
passing there he broke up again the brush
been given him from the half being much for him. and
the mare beat him e the score one teHg in 2S4. Ross
SUMMARY
MONDAY. July 2-Pune $3.50 $50 tOthe second best mile
heats, best three in fiye-in harness.
D. Brysnpsg. M LadB Suffolk =. - ......I 9
g. loness b, g. Pelham observation-disclosures
o. Dimmick's g. Jack R0sSiter. ............a 8
j. Cases b. m Lddg 4iosc9Ip. drawn
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