New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-17
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY, N
TURF GOSSIP
The Fall Meeting of the Louisiana Jockey
CEub-I,ineraI Purses and Stskas.

| S'nG Talb meeting OF the Louisiana JOCRe!
CEub-LfOeraI Purses and Stakes.
1t affords US much pleasure to lay befor,
our readers the liberal programme of tn,
Louisiana Jockey Club" We had $h,
pleasure Of making flying visit 10 th'
track Saturday morning, arriving jus
in time to witness merry spin between til,
| noted flyers nov quartered at the Clut
I stables. Captain Connor was on hand, anC
| kindly gave us the desired information
Mr.. Cadwallader's horses were the first &c
! come out for their morning exercise, &C
companied by Henry Brown, the trainer
| and perfect regiment Of cOlored riders
and cubbers. After walking and trOtting q
mile blanketed, they were sent away in
pairs. Yhe noted FrOgtown and Fannie Al
got q cOuple of miles at very strong pace
They were followed by Florence, beauti-
full chestnut FLY, the property of General
Prcseon, of Kentucky Edwin Adams, Sun
rise and Tand&lI$ came next in order. The
last three are engaged in the stakes
70 be run this fall, and right clever runners
they are. Other stables came out for
their work, but none of them pleased us so
much as those named above. Mr. A Bon
mabel, Of our city. has quito large stable
Of horses at the course, in charge of Mr..
Harry Van LEW. Philadelphia, Golding
and three fine looking two year olds are in
his string In addition to these there are
two being trained expressly dOr the hurdle
Taceso
The prospects for the meeting are aatter-
ing in the extreme. Great preparations are
going on. Carpenters. painters and white
washers are busily engaged putting the
stands and fences in order. Next week
there will be at least 100 horses here. The
races commence at Natchez Tuesday next
A large number Of horses are at the grounds
of the hatcher Jockey Club. Cottrill,
Moore. Buford. Bacon, Rice, Mccormick,
Stone and Williamson are at Mobile with
their horses. The following is the pro-
gramme in full;
FIRST DAY-sATURDAT, NOVEMBER 30.
First Race-Hurdle race, two miles; club
purse $500; first horse $3.50, second horse
$lGO third horse $50.
Second RGee-SWeepstakes for two-year
Odds; $50 entrance, p. p, with $500 added;
second horse to receive $500, third horse
$50 one mile. Closed with the following
nominations:
/. G. r. Towards b. C. Edwin Adams, by
Planet, dam Zephyr, by Lexington.
. C. T. Towards b. f. Sunrise, by Planet,
dam Ultima, by Lexington.
3 A Bonnabel's Oh. z. by King Lear, dam
Miss Music, by Whale.
4. A. Bnnna5els or. c. by Lightning, dam
BY imp. Sovereign.
5. W. CottrilIEs b. f. SaIHe Watson, by
Daniel Boone, dam Maggie G., by Brown
Dick.
6. W. CottriITs h. f. salle Keller, by
Daniel Boone, dam by Bill Cheatham.
Z George Cadwaliaders CHI. +. Vandalla, |!
by Vandal, dam Alert, by Lexington.
s L. HarrisOn's CHI. 6. by Tom Reddy, |
dam Unknown.
g. A. KeeDe Richards CHI c Major Macon, |
by Wal Dance, dam Mary Cass, by Whale |
bone,
10 A. Keene Richards CHI C. War Cry,
by War Dance, dam Eliza Davis, by imp i
knight OF ST. George.
Third RGce-Two mile heats for all ages;
club purse $1,000; first horse 5000, second .
horse 5000; third horse 500.
SECOND DAY-TUEsDAY, DECEMBER ,.
First Kucc-Sweepslakes for three year
Olds; $50 entrance, =. p, with $500 added; /
second horse to receive $500, third horse I
$50 mile heats, closed with the following
/. a. Bonnabel's ca f. Philadelphia Ilate |!
Georgine WooGl. by Jack Maloneo dam !
L8nl4na.
,. j, II. Stones Oh. f. 10 T.. by Harry OF
The West dam isadora Hill, by Cary Bell.
,. w. Cottrill's Oh. f. Alice, by Daniel :
Boone, dam Etne BynUm, by imp. Glencoe,
/. w. CottIills eli. { Romping Girl, by
Jack Malone dam Fanny McAliister.
5. It. G. MoOre's gr c. London, by Light
ming, dam sister 10 jerome Edgar.
s. George Cadwaliader's General Pres
-on's} ch. + Florence, hv Lexington, dam
mp. Weatherwitch. BY Weatherbit
I. George CadwaIIadeg's b. +. Fannie n,
)y Lightning, dam 10y imp. Yorkshire.
8 L IIarrIsOn's Gil. I. Belle Buckle, by
Brown Dick, dam by Builetin.
.ScconG I2dcc-Two miles for all ages;
,Iub purse $780, first horse $50, second
lor>e $lG0. third horse so.
Third RQce-Mile heats, best three in five,
or all ages: club purse $1,000; first horse
$500, second horse $500, third horse $lC0.
THIRD DAY--THURsDAY, DECEMBER ).
FTrA Race Handicap hurdle race, two
niles; weights to appear the day before the
ace. Club PuTsa, $500; first horse $3.50,
econd $l0o, third $50.
Second RCce-Three miles for all ages
hub purse $1,000 first horse 500, second
300, third SlOG.
Third Race-Nile heats for all ages: club
,urse 500; first horse $780, second $50
bird $50. /
FOURTH DAy-sATURDAY, DECEMBER :.
First Rdce-SweepstaIzes for FLIES two
ears old $50 entrance, p. p, with 500
dded ; second to receive $500. third $50;
ne luile. Closed with the following nom
nations:
l. &. 7. Towards b. f. Sunrise, by Planet.
ann Ultima, by Lexington.
2. j. II, stones oh. l. Meta H.. by Harry
t the West, dam Louisiana b. by Harry
f the West.
g. W. CotrriII'. s.. :. Salle Watson. by
Daniel Boone dam haggie g.. by Brown
/ W. Co.hill's 3. {. 8alHe KeIfar. by
}anjei Boone. dam by Bill Cheatbam. !,
. George Cadwallader's oh. t. Fandaliao
y Fandale dam Alert, by Lexington.
Secoad Race~-ConsolatIon purse for
orses that have run and not won during
he meeting horses beaten once allowed
even p0undss twice. ten pounds: three
mes, fifteen pounds: one mile club purse
5G0s tirsS AoSse $780, SECOND $780, THIRD
ZhirP Race-G Grand four-mife feafa: cfpb
urse $3.50; first hoGse $1,000 second s:!90.
lird 500. i
After our visit 80 the horses we returned
, the beautiful grounds OF the club whey.
gerything is kept in most exquisite order.
he badges 5og members are now ready. : .
I'd can De had at the office. No. - Caron-
LEY street. yhes are the prettiss. thing.
! The kind thai We have eveg seen. !,
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