The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-08
LOUISIANA JOCKEY CLUB.
THE LAST DAY.

In the lovers Of the turf considerable OF that e.
citement so creative Of the full enjoyment
sports atie!d.
At an early hour Canal street was lively with
long line OF vehicles private anu Puuii'o' oi W.
way toward the course, laden WIN tne piecHu
freight Of fair ones eager loi 'io '''Ao WV
tests. 49,.
-Four mile dav has ever been the favorite mere
and those who find it an utter linPossipl!lty
get out on other OCCASIONS hiaAe ~ = nia w =
supreme importance to DE OH halu W "l'ne %
This event. Yesterday was no exception, 10
NAVY who had not attended any previous ia
we're ont and added to the crowds numbers.
rhe track after the rain was somewhat heavy
bnt the drainage OF the course Delh3 80 thGr
I,uyb most of the water soon ran OH, ana tn
lind tended toward drying it considerably. A
the sales at the pool stand on the track there wa
hut little betting on the first race The visitor
I,.d NOT arrived in force, and Tor while 1t wa
very tame but scores soon came and added II
those who were anxious to take IL the dollars.
FIRST RACE.
or the ten entries only four put IN appearance
Puss Brodnax, Pauline Sprague, Mamie F. ant
was effected, Leap Year taking the lead by
length Ihe heaviness OF the track preclude,
fast tlme and taking it quite leisurely
At the first quarter, Mamie I. and Pauline
Sprague followed the bay filly neck and neck
the back stretch, Mamie dropping behind Pan
line and giving her the second place. The pac,
now became hot, and notwithstanding the hsayy
track they made quite good time for quarter.
On the turn Mamie dropped back givin. Leaf
Year second and III this order they pas Led under
the string. Pauline being the winner in 2:O6
Leap Year second.
SECOND RACE.
On this the betting men seemed to let on,
their .; are spud. On Weich's entry they lail
all OF their pile, and telt sanguine Of taking il
the greenhorns The entries were Bob BriIton
Capt. Jaci, Grown Prince Mary T., Carrie p
and King Amadeus; the distance one mile.
King Amadeus got off first at the start after
several attempts, closely followed by Carrie p,
the est being close at hand. 1.-THE first quarter
Mary L. led, Amadeus second, all going we.l.
On the back Csrrie 7. made rush and sue
ceeded in getting ahead for short time, but
soon fell back. Crown Prince now made the run
ming, evidently for the purpose OF forcing the
pace, and although lie hung on well, he had to
succumb. When they passed under the string,
Pauline led, Crown Prince second. Amadeus
third. Time, 1:5a.
THIRD RACE.
On this was conferred the attention Of all pres
ent. Although the field was not what la previ-
Ously been known four miles, the blood
represented gave promise OF an exciting contest.
In the pools Jack Frost seemed 10 have it all his
own way, the odds being more than tive to one III
his favor.
The entries were Col. Nelligan, Falmouth. Port
Leonard, JACK Frost and Tom feathers. All
came to the post, looking in prime condition.
d
the long run ahead by max ng the Ills. mile in
only 2:l4. Jack stiIl leading. On the second
mile Michigan made struggle and walked up
to second place, Leonard third.
On the third Jack tel back, Michigan proudly
the Colonel winning the heat in sa4; Jack second,
Leonard and feathers distanced.
Second Heat The favorlte losing, there was
strong desire to hedge, and Michigan stock
went up. good start was effected, and OIL they
went even. N.r; =, -.
Falmouth about FIVE lengths behind. These
irJ ue;Io erce,t Talnouib rb" ,Iant1r n,aac
= IL Iaalo.. 20 l.,,,., IL,
squirt ana m, made Inc leaders get DOWN to tne.r
hrnnrh IN t n t hut Neo.n nn ho. p%e ;nJ
and Kept his pace, tasting the string winner
Th;. ended ,l,a ta,i maetina ~ tna Io~;.;an,
ocay Cnh '' At L" f o1 'n1 cosas
,.ss ~ 80 iarraIv attsndaI 90 could "a Iasrod
the MANAGEMENT have reason to conpratnlate
~, vGI b 'u 10
Col. Gus A. Bceaux, and the energetic Billy Con,
ners, we are under many obligations for their
kindness.
Summary.
Ton,siana Jockav Chb-T,ast nav Der Y 1874
FIRsT EAcs-The Howard Stakes fr colts and
lilies thnn two rears o1d s25 entrance = nv -
with 500 added. second horse to recaiye s2,al:
and tho third x1nn xvinpar of Al. Slnoop,h
Stakes to carry pounds extra: one mile: to
= rrv thraa -.aar iii we;ahts C,cscd WITH Inc
fnIiown~ nominations. 'o
49,, IT. -,
'ohn =. otohes Gu !. faqline Spragne, by
10e johnson, OUT OF Mollie 1hSefso!l; " .
- pounds
VIM: Cottrlls b: Leap Year, by Leaning :.
ton out OF CricFet. ................ 4
VIM. CottrilPs Oh. t. Mamie F., by Daniel
DUons gue ~ siSna. y
VIM: Ion.'liis cn. l. Iuss nIounaH, =. Daa'
I'LL Si Doone .ue q I'Aeiile' ny Drown
DIcs Az pounds .....:...., .".....'.. y
WI: Sottfllls On. c. Aleck Hard!n, ny Dah'
lei Boone out OF Matilda, by imp. Sover'
-, elgn. .;.....,:...::...;.: p1 u
Daniel Boone out OF Lady Clfile, ~ A. =,
bion; pa IL
George Cadwallader's b. !. Mlgnon, ~ En-
qulrer ont OF Magnetic, pa 10
bonnabefs CHI. c. -, by Little Mac,
~, dam Dy tempest .....:....;...:......p pa 1t
VIM Cottrlll's cl. t. Ascension, by Austria
ian ,..:...........-.. pa II
s.on tnr horses ,bas h.ve rr a., du ut Won
drr;,,, tho ,,,aa+;nr COON t &C. 81, a. o..