New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-11
METAIRIE JOCKEY CLUB.
1S72......SPRING MEETING.......
THE BEST DAY OF THE MEETING.
$4,000 IN ONE DAY.
The Trial Stakes-Seventeen Nominations.
GRAND FOUR.MlLE HEATS.
GRAND FOUR.MlI.E HEATS.
SEVEN SUBSCRIBERS.
Sixth Day, Thursday, April IL.

FIRST RACE-The Trial Stake for three year
ODDS; one mile; $25 entrance, p. D.; $500 added;
second horse to receive 500; third horse to save
his stake. Winner of the Minor stake to carry five
pounds extra. Value s925. Closed with seventeen.
l. u. H. Sanford's b. G. by Lexington, dam Mil
dred by imp. Glencoe.
2. N. H. SanfOrds b. e. by Lexington, dam IA
tona by Voucher.
3. H. E. Foley's CHI. t. FLUSH, by Hiawatha. dam
by Ambassador.
Il. II. B. Foley's oh. f., by Brown Dick dam by
Bulletin; 81 pounds. Colors-Blue jacket, red
sash and white cap.
5. D. Swigert's b. f. MARGUERITE, by Lexington,
dam My Lady, by imp. Glencoe.
s6. D. Swigert's b. C. SHYLOCK, by LexingtOn,
dam Edith, by imp Sovereign; 80 pounds.
COlors-Bue, white sash and cap.
Il. G. W. Dillehunts cl. +. GEORGINE WOODS, by
Jack Malone, dam Lartana.
g. R. B. Cheatham's BRACELET, b. f. by Jack
Malone, dam Gem, by Childe Harold.
*9. G. H. Rice CHI. f., by War Dance. dam Alexan
dria, by imp Sovereign; 81 pounds. ColOrs-
Blue, white sleeves crescent and cap.
10. D. A. Wilson's b. c., by Planet dam Red Rose by
imp. Glencoe.
III. General A. Bulord's MINUS br. f., by imp. Bon
ME Scotland dam by imp. Mickey Free (half
sister to Helzog); 81 pounds. Colors-Red
Jacket, white sash, red and white cap.
r. Steve Johnson's JACK DOWNING, ch. c., by
Jack Malone; dam Charlotte Thompson, by
imp Mickey Free
*l3. W. Cottrills ALICE, ch. f., by Daniel Boone
dam Bf,e Bynum, by imp. Glencoe; 81 pounds.
Colors-Scarlet, white belt, scarlet cap.
IA. W. Cottrilrs SWEEPSTAKES, CHI. f., by Daniel
Boone. dam Lady Cifie, by imp. Albion; 81
pounds. CoOrs-scarlet, white belt, scarlet
cap.
Is. W. Cottrlrs ROMPlNG GIRL, CHI. f., by Jack
Malone, dam Fanny McAlIister.
re. John H. Stones MARY FARRIS, b. f., by Daniel
Boone, dam Lilly Ward, by Lexington; 81
pounds. Colors-Green and orange.
Il. John II. Stone l o [, oh. f, by Harry OF the
West, dam Isadora Hill, by Cary Bell.
Probable starters. tNominator dead.
SECOND RACE-Post Stake, for all ages; four
mile heats; $3.50 entrance; 500 forfeit s 1900
added and T. $. Noises beautiful painting of Life
on the Metairie,' valued at 5000 Optional with
the winner to receive the amount il money or the
picture) Second horse to save his entrance.
Value $500.
l. T. G. Moore names D. SwIgerts b. h. PILGRIM
5y. o., by Lexington, dam imp. Cairn GOrme
10 pounds Colors-Dlue white sash and
cap.
aged, by Rogers, dam by Wagner; ll2 pounds.
Coors-Biue jacket yellow cap.
3. W. r. Babcock's b. h. CONDUCTOR, v o., by
Australian, dam Nette Wiley; 40 pounds
Coors Blue, scarlet sleeves and cap.
4. ". H. Williamson names G. H. Rce's b. f. AN.
IA Y. O., by Lexington, dam Banner; l0l
pounds Co.oTs-Orange, and blue cap.
J. a. Miller, General a. Bl.ford VI H. Sanford, paid
forfeit.
P. O. HFBERT. President.
Communications must be addressed 70
w. VI. CONNER,
Secretary Of the Course, lock box ~
Quarter Stretch Badges for single Gay........ 90
Admission to public stand. 90
Members who have not received their badges
Will find them in the otice on the course
The first race each day at precisely half past
three O'clock.
IN OF postponemeIt a red flag will be dis
played from the veranda OF the ST. Charles Hotel
Tie street of the Metaire Ridge and Park
Cemeteries will cave tie corner OF Canal ard
TaroIdelet streets every Eve minutes during the
'aces.
Noise & Persons beautiful painting of Life OF
lie Metairie" is on exhibition al EyIich's No. 80
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