New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-22


Allusion has already been made in the
| columns of the REPUBLICAN to the great
preparations being pushed forward to rem
der the spring meeting more than usually
attractive. An elaborate account has been
given of how the track has been raised,
drained and improved under the auspices
and personal supervision of that accom-
plished turtle, Captain w. NJ. Conner We
have adverted to the iberality of the man
agement. The changes made in the grand
stand-immeasurably for the better, by the
way-have already been set forth in this
journal.
We now present for the consideration of
our readers a list of the stables already
quartered at the Fair Grounds and engaged
in active training:
W. JENNINGS STABLE
Oh. b. Silent Friend, 5y o., by Australian,
dam by Lexington.
B. h. Cape Race, 5y.o., by Lexington,
dam imp. Zone.
Oh. c. Breathitt, y. o., by Lexington,
Br. c. Ballankeel, 3y. o., by Asteroid,
dam Schottische.
B. C. Lady Hart, y. O., by Planet, dam
Nora.
G. H. RICE's STABLE.
Oh. h. Wanderer. aged, by Lexington,
dam Coral, by Vandal.
Oh. z. Jim Crow, y. O., By Jack Malone,
dam Lally Crow.
Oh. c. Vortex. 3 Y. O., by vandal, dam
Blondin.
Ch. G. Stampede, v. O.. By War Dance.
L.. nr1I l.
Ch. f. Moon beam, 3 Y. O.. bv Planet. dam
Edna by imp. Knight of st. George.
FRED LoYD's STABLE.
B. g. Hutchinson, Y. o., by Voucher,
dam by Epsilon.
B. g; Port Leonard, 5y. O., by Voucher,
dam Prunella.
b., g. Tiger, 5y. O., By Voucher, dam by
Epsilon.
Oh f. Mary l., A y. O., by Voucher, dam
by Epsilon.
A. BoNNABEL's STABLE.
Oh. g. Fred Bonnabel, 4y. o, by King
Lear, dam by Ringgoid.
CIR. c. Astrapee, A v. o., by Lightning,
b. C. Hunkidori, y. o., by Malcolm, dam
by Bulletin.
B. f. Sweet Bay, y. o., by Baywoo dam
La Bruna.
j. j. CROWLEYS STABLE.
Oh. h. Quartermaster, aged, by Bonnie
Scotland, dam Rosette.
Oh. h. Darlington, ) y. o., By Exchequer.
dam Subudative.
G. B. MooRE's STABLE.
Oh. f. Nellie R., y. O., by Lightning.
dam Nora.
b. g. Edwin Adams, y. O., by Planet,
dam Zephyr.
W. BRADY's STABLE.
Oh. h. John Mccormick, Y. O., by Hiae-
watha, dam BY Jack Malone
B. b. Falmouth, ) y. O., by Planet, dam
Red Rose.
E. PIERcE's STABLE.
Oh. h. John Mcdonald, aged. by Brown
Dick. dam Lady Settle, and a Y. o., By
Rebel.
In addition to the above Mr.. Ball will be
here with six horses from New York.
Mr.. John Coffee, from New York, viii
have five noted flyers.
Major Bacon, from the old Carolina State,
will make battle with six horses, Stranger
in the lead.
Captain Cottrill, of Mobile, has ten in
training.
Captain Stone, of Mobile, will bring over
five horses.
w. H. Williamson, of the Gulf City. has
four right good ones.
DR.. Weldon, all the way from New York,
will put in an appearance with four horses.
Mr.. Hitchcock, from the Empire State.
has large stable, and wants room for
eight horses.
A. B. Lewis will be here with ten horses.
Z. Warwick will have four horses at
least.
From the above it will be seen that the
outlook is most promising. The untavora-
BILE weather we are now experiencing gives
US hope that better is IN store A gusty
March should lead to a smiling April. And
should the weather be fair, we can safely
promise some of the best racing sport ever
witnessed in Louisiana, even in the palmy
DAVIS of the hallOwed Metairia