New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-16

SUNDAY was as pleasant day its predecessor and
considerably warmer. The attendance though large,
was not SO crowded either the three days pre-
ceans-oWlng, doubtless in great deg to o mistake
Win regard to the time for the 1cement Of the
race, which was three hours earlier than sfore
IAe race was for propretor's purse of $500 mile
heats best three in five. There were six competition
Rade Hampton, Conrad the Co,sar 9dLiaf pper FIN goy
f0' chesnut iy out of JUDITH and chestnut geIdin bv
aitsh and Ready dam by Raales,gos. As consequence
Oh sueh held the betting in all possible directions
Hade Hampton the fa7orte against apy named horse
anu fdde Hampton and Conrad favores against the
field at two to No seemed inclined to stake
much on Galinipper Jim Barton There were two or
three even bets between Col Goldsby's colt and Col
Wells hly-although in some quarters the flly was
backed as third in the race
ftrst Heat Notwithstanding some pr elimiuary symp-
toins OF l-temper the part of Fuse the start was
very good one. Conrad led with talnfp pe, between him
and padc Jim Barton, the ily and c OIL Goldsby,s colt
were strung along in the order h aye named them
They went into the first quarter and cay ne out of the last
without changing places in i53t5
Conrad Immediately advanced in fay or and was ofar5
at 40 to 80 against the ed-hough eI cry one exhibited
'has 3uoicious consideration for Had $ powers and his
possible performances, which has bee taught and i'm
pressed by his and cond,set
second Heat--Comad went oil vii h the lead again
pressed py Wade GaHthinges and the fly ran pretty
~
"aa"RTer aud made venture at Fade but was easily
shaken Of On the home stretch II fa rpsbed ,t soo,oJ
ana passed and won the heat by about a length Jim
ba'F0a ana Col Godings colt cam e in last Tho time
was After this heat the b. ting stood 100 to SO
on y ad against the field 100 to 70 on Conrad aga
Wade.
1Wa if'at--ComdR led as before with tade betwa en-
MN ana I'm Baton On the back ST retch the fly passe
s and legged it after Wade who showed some dispos
ton to sulk If the notion was in is head it was
ospeied however, and he went ay from the 6y in one
y" aose tremendous bursts of sp ed for which he is SO
ceeofate and IN which he everything before him
- 4 Oh 70 TINS gait until Coaa Al two or three
iehglhs behind him and then gain eyiuced an ipeipa
on 10 Suk but either coneud or was coaxe not to-
ana won lhe neat ey about ne ck the liy coming in
good third GaH7lpC at tie start was beld or 10 too
strongly in consequences of wnc he stumbled and thrsx
his rider he, nevertheless ran the heat and came i,
fideress IN front OF jim Baato and Col Goldsby,s co,t
Ae 4:49s At the close of Il third heat e was the
favorte at odds against the e' ID and no tai kers.
Fourth HeGsCoad led to the back sire tch as ON every
previous heat IFgde lay etween him and the 6lly.
Down the back stretch the y felt the So ur and went by
baas anen challenged and passed Conrad and opeued n
sa2 OF some size ON her AT he beginning of
the Last qualaer d rushed by ", 40 was doing his
Pretiest to save the hest lie then ma lie after the ly
ana passed her with much seeming east thus winning
the heat and the to the dsappontm mt of many hut
the surprise Of no one. We append a sur amary.
sUMMARY:
SUNDAY, Jan. 10, lS54-Proprietor,s purse $500 Mile
heats Three best in five.
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