New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-11
pretaIrle Course Races-Third Day.


The mercury ran up thermometer yesterday in
that would immortaising gymnas Starting at
respectable morning temperature, the gobnles expanded
increased and developed themselves to such peoc
tons when the time for starting to attend the arrived
disc of the surface visible in line with IS degrees
Fahrenheit Divers sunry gentlemen who feeding upon
the land have attained noble proportions and
adernanc abdomenB with sacrificing determination to
uphold the "pecuar institutions of the South, "lared the
lean EARTH way ter and back with heroism and
accomplishing fotude worthy Rome's Deci the immortal
Three who bridge The sport which baed the trap
was aurng enough however, TO have drawn those oldest
BIRDS who detect chaf from wheat distance away.
FIRST RACE.
The first race was for the sSimilar Sakes heats for
year old with eleven nominations; of which six paid for
felt declared off and two time both by sover
eign of Reel, the other out of Lucy Eastwood.
the betting stood 100 to 10 tho FLY
entry, Poison, s
HEAr-Poison after very pretty brush the gate
took the lead and keptit; running without effort LAT.
SECOND EATThe send off good one, both
having cooled Off well At the turn the Reo hy showed in
'front.' and maintained her position throughout coming
1:46}a! s"s
SECOND RACE.
There four entries for the second Fariaon
torine, Southern Belle and Glencoe colt of Minstrel
Capt Minors Variation FLY seemingly had the call and the
betting her, before the start about two against
| the field. ...--., "a. ,..... ..-
FIRST HEAr-Variaon went off with the lead followed
the order named by the Glencoe COLT Ncorne and Southern
|
place. Passing the halfile she tried for the lead and
shew for Instant in front but shaken off the first
first the coe-Variation Southern Belle
urine and the Glencoe colt last. Time l:50t4.
Variation having justified the expectation confidence
hackers making variation of speed success
the the last and having secured point game,
backed at two against the field and the odds had few
| takers,
SECOND DISSATISFACTION bounced with the lead as be-
fre Southern Belle Vicorne and the Glencoe following
On the bacstretch before going into the last half mile
colt made the second place pushing for the lead
bru, magnificent and victory lay undecided up
the home stretch the colt showed in front and
| with the laurcls in l5i.
THIRD HEAr-At the tap of the drum Victorne took
lead followed in order by the colt Southern Belle and Yara
en half mile the colt made sharp brush for the eud
took held though pushed by vcorine the string
ration and Southern Belle distHneed Time-1:5l9i.
! SUMMARY.
/ MErARrE CouRsE.-Thursiay, April 11Simlar Stahc2
year olds old weghssabscripon $500; Forfeit slo0
| Thos j; Wells b. Poison, by imp. soveregd out of
A l. Ensainans ~ mp Sovereign out Of Lucy
R. TsnBTossE CHI e BY imp Glencoe out Of Nanny
Also, ch + BY imp Glencoe ont Of isy Pd t..
s By & %Ssf on Sn If & M F R Sns
William J. Minors br. +, by Ambassador, ont of imp
Also, B. BY imp Sovereign out Of Betsy cociy Pd IT,
Also BY imp Sovereign out of Bacchante declared
7. B. Geldsby's CHI f., by Wagner, dam by imp. Lc
Time-i;ii i:i6& U'''''so
/ SUMMARY.
SECOND RAcE-same dsy-Purse sloO-2 year old, with 3
A. l. Bingamans iIg. szymansEi'sj b, f. TistoriSs,
John 1T Tu2nbus B. Sonttra Bell. BY imp York
WI Minors S b. + psTatio" By Ambassador out cfs l''
imp 0F''"hn'? fime-iI Isl i:5isi DIST