Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-16
From the New Orleans Picayune.
Esw Orleans Creole Course-Winter
Neeting-Ths SIG, 600 Match.

From the New Orleans Pfcayune
Esw Orleans Creole Courss-WinteT
Neeting-Ths $4,000 Match.
| The NEST impe1lant event that has taken
place in the trotting way in New Orleans
came off over the Creole Course yesterday
fer tie opening of TIE Winter Trsttins
Season. It was match for 10000 {5,000
sids), between two tret.ing stations,
Peerless, aged years, oVnsd by Col: Jas:
H. -Adams, formerly Of Louisiana, row Of
Clay county, Missouri, and Flying Cloud;
aged 9 years, owed by Col. Minor 3. Will
iams, formerly Of KY, but now 4. resident
Of Randolph county, Ao. s.is;aars
The match was brought about as fellsws:
Both horses were entered 10 centest for
tho 81 GOO premium offered al the St. Louis
Fair last fall fer the best troiiing stallion
which premium was awarded to Stsek-
bridge Chief.' Peerless was struck cut Of
tie list after one of two shows, and Flying
Cloud vas permitted 10 show. The owner.
Of Peerless thought this was injustice, and
declared that ltis hSrsslwas better one than
Flying cEsua. Ono " ed brought on sno,h-
er, and It We; flSaily determined 10 test the
matter BY a singls-lan1ed match, and the.
Cresle Course at New Orleans was selected
as the most appropriats for i. to come off.
For the benefit Of our readers at dis
!anee, We will stale that the Creole Course
is one of the most beautiful tracks in ths
United States, and is devoted exclusively
TO :rottirg and pacing, an3 for driving pur-
pess fOr the subscribers, great numbsr..ef
when are some Of cur most respectable
citizens.
Betting On The race had Teen going on
quite freely for several days, .Peesless gen.
e.aily being taken for choice. The Fly
ing C!oud party, hawevsr, quietly took ali
the bets offered I'll ,he day before the racs,
when The knowing ones came cut and show
ed their hands and Peerless became sirsng
faverite at ODDS. On the ground, when
the drivers too!; thar seats, Peerless was
a decided favorita at t'FO to oao.
Tie raca Itself needs bat little descripss
tiOh. Peerless hayipg ii all his own way
frem frs. to last, and each succeeding heat
being simply repetiiior of tie preceding
oaa. Tie only TINS in all the race that
Flying Cloud made anYih;;sg Eka-a favOra-
bls show, was in the .firstnkmf! Peerless,
when lsng way A,sad, made bls' break
close to the half-Inite 'poss, and came almost
to stand si!I. FYiqs Cioui saiaad rapid
y on him, and many stIeoughl Peerless was
tirihg, but from thai lima out he bad an ca.
,y thing of i. One hing about iiIs race is
ev;isn'; ether Flying clSSui's bscksrs are
badly rnist0ksn in the hoIssrcr .sllsa he wa,
&c! il pr0pef trim 10 tra; fer nsny Of eur
roadstors cosld have tsaien lin handy
yesterday. - =. =, - .l..p,.
! TLers was away Asrga attendance, the
largest wo sver saw ts''a t-5tting race III
Tho Scu,h, and whn. Is very -u1usuai at q
irct II this country, there ware a great
number OF ladies On the grousd. It is evil
dent that the tasie fer ir0tting is strongly
on the increase in this seciioa; ana ws
would no. be at all surPriaSd ii, in tho
couEss Of few years, New Orierns would
be able 10 beast Of ihe mast successful run
ming courss in Ike United States.
The Judges wers Nessrs. John J. Bar
net, J. McClocksy and Hirsm King of
Iii, city. Flying Cleud was driven by
Isaac WsolEud; Peerless by John Cudley.
Annexed in ths summary:
! CREoLs CeuRse, WINTER MEETIso-
Frs Day, Wednesday, February /, 1867:
Stallion irOi;ing match ~ 5000 a side.
To go mile hsais;;s bsss in g.. to harness
and 10 rule. r.st sa5sz ra'sal-a
John C. cudley's biz. stallion Peerless ..".I1t
l. Weodruii's blk. stallion Flying Cioad. ....e22