The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-18

Yesterday ended the the BinBamsn Couns og
the Spring meeting. The spc Throughout has been Of Tie
st ORDER the attendance unusually laFge and the pTopsoE
hope has been well enumerated for his liberal outlay in
making this beautiful Courss every thing that h should be-
The ample accommodations for The public, the wei provided
Saloons, and the thorough order which has prevailed every
department reflects credit Col Oliver, and viii rebound
TO his benefit future mssting The sdes have favored the
stand with their every day except the first and
last aud the handsome furnished for their especial
they have been waited by provided By the
gallant Colonel.
Fanny O., The victor on Thutsday, and Rory o'JHore,
who has proved himself good one, the entries yesteT-
dayMle heatbest three 10 five. This contest called TO-
gether the best attendance Of the meeting.
The weather popous and the betting spirited Both
horses stripped well to the work; Fanny the avote at
odds of two to one. performance being guarantee
that her friends in laying their money, would obtain good
interest Rory had hackers at these figures who believed
that there uck In odd numbe but before the drum
tapped, three and four TO freely offered the FLY
with but few takers $500 to 40 were staked at the moment
Of starting.
First Heat. Away went the nags, Funny length
ahead and Rory putting down his best ticks the back
stretch where he Tapped with her lovingly and made
play for the lead The running here good but Fan
dsikng before the crowd in such close company,
shook him off at the stretch and home with wide
streak Of daylight between tem winning the heat in l4S
Betting now amounted to Just nothing at all the avonte
had filed the public expectation and no one doubted but that
she could do ii again.
Second Hed-A pretty start, and away they went,
neck and neck At the end OF quarter Fan showed her
heels and like her in general threw dust enough in the
eyes of Rory to have all her way, although kept her
moving at the rate of 1:47.
Third Heat-The drum tapped-R0rv got off well but
FaHHv's rider through Misrepresentation. held back
until the shouts Of those concerned warned him to put her
through by daylight Rorv, however, could MT be famed
out this time. On the back stretch the ly closed him.
and almost Tapped the tu; the excitement the stands
rose to feverbeat bets quickly offered that she would
take him yet and u few Xes circulated in instant The
hnOaa she Nla..
home winner of the heat in l:49.
Betting slightly changed; two 10 Fanny still
offered but the colts hackers concluded be easy under
the circumstances with the amount already laid out
Fourth Hea-ROrU got another good start, the FLY fol
lowing 10 the back stretch, where the became lively
and the nags, neck and neck, laid it down at killing
pace. The colt could MT keep up, but Fanny did, passing
him the last turn and having it all by herself the stand
Time, h491S. We append summary
Fifth Day, March H.-Purse, s250-hIile Heats-Best
Three in Five. Entries:
VIM. J. Minors {Harper 81 MOOre's) oh. f. Fanny.
a. W. smal's ch. c. Rory o. More, by Glencoe,
dam imp. Pickle; years old ................2 2
Time, 1;48l4-l:4-I:49-I491S.