The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-04

100 to 20.
Il was looked upon as safe thing, and
| those who ventured their money on any but the
favorite, we looked upon as sort OF toriorn
hope.
Tie horses came to the track looking well.
falmouth perhaps a trifie too fine, but all
seemed full of life and anxious for the contest.
| When the drum tapped both were Oft i'll an
instant, Falmouth leading by trihe, Planter
second and Mary L. at bis flank. 1t Was soon
made apparent that it was to be a waiting
| race, as the jockeys put the horses under a
pull and those who lad bet on fast time telt
sick At the first quarter Falmouth kept the
lead, going easily and seemingly without effort,
Planter being under a very strong pull, Mary
L. just behind.
Coming towards the half mile Planter made
a squirt which wa, Immediately responded to
by the bay. There Was little or no change on
the turn, except at the third quarter, when
Mary L in rafting style passed Planter and
went Tor Falmouth. As they passed the stand
for the first mile, which was madel in 2:2O,
Planter Was going easy, Falmouth and Mary
l.. leading him. Nearing the first quarter on
the second mile, Planter was seen to suddenly
fall to the rear. The style he had been RIM
ming showed that it could not be from % bel
lows 0 mend" and his hackers began to real
ize that something was amiss The other two
kept on, Falmouth still ahead, Mary l.. about
two lengths ahead
As they came home, every eye was fixed on
the advancing contestants. Planter had fallen
back some forty yards, and was laboring bad
ly, Falmouth leading Mary by length and a
halt, and in this order they passed the string
in Alp; Planter distanced. When this horse
reached the judges stand the cause Of his
falling off was at once realized. He had let
down i'll the pastern Joint Of the left fore leg.
and his foot dangled uselessly. It was impos-
sible. ut the time, to say whether the bones
were broken or not. but enough was seen to
know that Planter has run his last race, and
it he survives the Inflammation, he will only
be fit for the stud.
Many were the regrets expressed at Mr..
Cottrill's misfortune. and the ladies, ever SYM
pathetic, were sensibly affected at the horses
suffering.
Second Weat-The second Leat was not par
tcularly exciting. Falmouth took the lead
and kept it, but on the second mile in the
home stretch Mary made dash which, had
she not been forced to shorten her stride on
account of coming up just behind the horse,
the heat might bave gone otherwise. The
mile was made in / 81 }, two miles in BAIL.
Summary.
New Orleans, La, Thursday, Dec. 3, 1o74-
Fall Meeting Jockey Club.
FIRST RACE The Orleans Stakes. for colts
and flies then three years old; S25 entrance,
p. D.. with 500 added; second horse to re-
ceive $780, and third 500; two miles. Closed
with the following nominations:
Vim. Jennings br. c. Ballinkeel, by Asteroid,
out of schot;ischa by im. Albion, 100
John II. stones b. c. Col. Michigan, by Harry
OF the West, out OF Ernest,ne, by Brown
Dick. 100 pourhs. Chambers. ........ =
Robert scott'e ch. G. Kingpynne, by imp.
Australian, dam b. Lexington. .pd #
Geo Cadwallades,s oh. c: AMT, by War
Dance, out of Hegira, by Ambassador pd #
Geo. Cadwallader's ch. +. Impudence, BY
Lexington, out OF Magnetic, by Ma
Thos. G. Bacon 4 Co.. 8 br. c. john Payne,
by imp. bennington, out of Sweet Home,
by Bill Cheatham- .pd 1T
J hos 6 Bacon Co.'S b c. Father Ryan,
~, by yandaI, out Of imp yosalind pd #
traia.,, out Of Neutrality, by Revenue. pd #
La .rence Kuhn's b. +. Eppie L., by Surprise,
out Of Carrie Cage, by imp. Sovereign. pd #
VIM. jennings ch. C. I'd Breatht:, by Ley
lrgton, out of Spincla, by imp. Austria
Wm. Jennings b. c. Larry Hart. by Planet
ont of Nora, by inn. sovereign. I'd fl
W. NJ. Corners ch c. Stampede, by War
Dance out OF Dolly Morgan, by Revenue. pd #
". NJ. Corners ch. f. Moonbeam, by Planet
ont OF Edna. by Knight of 1T. George .pd #
". II. W,lliamsons CHI. 1. Hattie Farris, by
Daniel Boone out OF Elite Eynum, by
the West out of Jennie c., by Daniel
VIM Cottriils ch c. First Chance, by Bay
wood tut of Dot. ....................p d It
Wm Cottrilrs CHI. c. Harry Feiter, by Daniel
VIM D cotsr Hs e Oh e. Planter by Planet out
Of Lark. ............... pd #
VIM. Cottr.l!s b. s. -, by haywood out Of
Goneril, by Re, enne ................p d it
VIM. Cottrllis CHI. f. Bonaventure,3 years
Old, by Harry of the West out of Maggie
VIM. Cottrili's b. +. Lolita Moon, by Austria
iian ont of Edeny .....................p d 1t
I. G. Moore's b. g. U'Neil, by Lightning out =.
Tine, 342.
SECOND RAcE.-Club purse, 500 : one mile,
with 100 pounds on each three year olds to
carry their proper weight $500 to first, SIS
10 second, S25 to third.
W. Cottrill, b. f. Lolita Moon, 3 years old !: by
Australian out of Edeny 80 pounds. Stuart
". WEIGH, Oh. f. Carrie p, 3years old, by imp.
Billet out of Miss Foote, 80 pounds, Nc
rhos. Clark, b. c. Crown Prince, years old,
by Asteroid out Of Kate Anderson, 80
:. T. Howard. oh. c. Imp. King Amadeus. 3
years old, by King of Trumps, out of
w. WeIch, CHI. m: Mary L, years old by
Voucher, dan by Epsilon, ............... 0
lobt. J. Alcorn, Oh. c. Bob Britton, years old;
by Planet ont of Lady Barry. ........... 0 |
g. Warwick, b. Ii. Tom feathers, years old,
by Camps Whale, dam by Doubloon. 0 |
ohm H. Stones ch. f. Pauline Sprague, 2 years
old, by Joe johnson out of Mole Inger-
lime, l:454. I
THIRD RAcE.-Club purse 500, for all
ages; $3.50 to first, $50 to second; two-m,le
heats.
!. o. Minors b. h. Falmouth. 5 Y. o.. by
Planet, out of Red Rose, ITO lbs, Smith l I
L. WEIGHS ch. f. Mary L.. 5 y. o., by Vouch-
er, dam by Epsilon, 107 lbs, Campbell. 2 2
v. Cottrlli's CHI. c. Planter, Y. o., by Plan
ct, out of Lark, 80 lbs, Howard. ...... *dis.
Broke down.
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