The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-28
TU4F NOTES ABROAD.

The following j. 4 summary Of the tr2tting \
Barnums Hippoirome on March &c. 1879:
Barnm's Hippgdrome n T., March H. 1875
Purse :22j: mile and repeat, under saddle; 500
~ the iirst, 10 % the second, $50 to the third.
b. Macs =. IN Mary II ..............1
y. lace5 br. ID. Josie. ...................2
a. N0dncs b. z. Lyman ......-.......3
Tine 80 2:tG,.
Same Evening-IatcA 800 nlI.e heats, three
~ hEe. to wagons.
y. Mace br. &. Brown Prince ...........l |
1ime-3:o5 3O1 3.09 =
same Evening, ,rrr.c i225; mile heats, three
81 ivc, uud + saddle SEQ to the first, s6J to thu
socond, s40to the third, and SO 10 the fourth.
p Mace b. 6. i }ston ...--.............1 |
T. Mace b. &. LonSteliow ...............3 3
:. Nance > I. &. Copperbottom. .........2 )
;. Morans 6. Tony Pastor. ............4 >
Time 22:5Si 2 80 -2:503.
The spring meeting OF the Detroit Horse
sar Association begins June 5, lasting four
days
The trotting stallion, Sam Purdy, has been
sold to Q. w. Kellogg, the San Francisco mil
!ionaire
crlbbing horse may be cured by applying
> strong wash OF cayenne-pepper and hot
water to all the woodwork in his stable.
Chicago is organizing Jockey Club, to in
sude all the best known turimen in the West.
Bud Doble will bring Occident, the famous
trotter OF the Pacific slope, east, and enter
him during the coming summer at such lead
ing turf-meetlngs MS present talr field. For
the conveyance OF his precious trotter Doble
has special car, SO completely equipped as
to fill Pullman passenger with envy. The
trottel's box stall cushioned with Brussels
carpet, the apartment is heated and ventilated
there is hot and cold water, and every con-
veniencc that the most fastidioUs flyer could
demand while Dobe and his groom occupy a
boudoir as elegantly furnished and fitted us
chat of the most fashionable lady.
FAST WALKER.
A gentleman il GreencasUle, Ind, claims to
have Morgan mare that can walk over six
miles per hour.
RACING At San FRANCISCO, CAL.
san Francisco, March g. Match, 500 a
side; mile heats, three in five, to wagon.
MIR. Jones' b. (. Grant -......... | |
]. NCCucs :. h. Copperbottom. 2
Time 2:49l 2:49 2:474.
SANE DAY. Sweepstakes SO corner. with
i've starters. mile heats, three in five, in
harness.
BIZ. Smiley s. q Long John ...... / i
Time 2:l4 2:i5l 2:i6.
Col. Mcdaniel IS mad because somebody
said in TIE World that Messrs Belmont &
Lorilldrd had the best lot OF two year olds
that have ever been seen, and be says: GO
vii match ten O.: mine against ten belonging
- either Of them OF against ten belonging at
.ne present tins to any one IN the United
States, to run ten races for $500 side to
:0S, up for choice II each race-the winner to
ntma his horse ana distance, and the loser to
put up horse against It,
BEIGHTWoOo PARE, WASHINGTON, ID. c.
The spring meeting OF the Washington
Driving Association Will, be held at Bright
"ood Park, May to l3, and presents an
attractive programme. The purses aggregate
5000, entries 70 which close May l.
Books on the Westchester Cup, for all
ages, 2 mil $, to be run on the sec md day OF
tne ,prlng meeting at Jerome on the Juvenile
Stakes tor two year olds, half mile, to be |
run on the third day of the spring meeting,
over the same course /: on the Saratoga Cup, |
or all ages, ? miles to be run on the third
day Of the first meeting, at Saratoga and on
the Flash Stakes, for twoyear-olds, to be run
on the same day as the Cup, at Saratoga, will
be opened during the present week at the |
rooms of the American Jockey Club.
On Wednesday, 10th inst, there was ar
ranged at Kansas City, Mo-, The Missouri |
Valley Trotting and Running Circuit 1t was
largely attended by turfmen, who decided to
acid spring meetings at Sedalia, Kansas City,
Lawrence Topeka or st. Joseph and Omaha,
during the months of May and June
Fleetwood, Goshen and Paterson parks have
agreed upon a series of trotting meetings,
calling it the Middle Circuit" in which the
weeks are claimed: Fleetwood, May
Is and June II; Paterson, May 25, and
Goshen, June s.
The owners of the fast horses in Chicago
are making up "a pool of fifty dollars each,
open until May Is, to be won by the man
guessing nearest the best trotting time made
curing the season at Dexter Park
At the Central Georgia Jockey Club Races,
q, ~ pf no ~ |
named horses took the prizes
First Day-In the mile dash for three-year
dds Mainsail came O. at first best time, l .J0I.
Iu the mile heats First Chance won time,
| 80 :50f. Lee Morgan was distanced
Busy Bee won the hurdle race. two miles over
a.eht hurdles time, 4:0I. The mile dash
or beaten horses was won by John Payne !;
time. ! :50i.
second Day-Mattie Q. reached the string
irst in the three-quarter mile heats time,
20 i :20i POI. The mile dash was won
W Century in 1:5Gl. Mile heats (ast race)
was won by Mollie Darling time, l:56I-
:J65 80
COMMODORE N,NDERBILTs ARTHUR Boy
commodore Nanderbilts bay gelding Arthur
Boy was expelled from the National Trotting
ASSOCIATION by the Board Of Appeals yester-
iav the horse having been improperly en-
erred for the Rhinebeck races when p. Wat
.erson, of JERSEY City. was his owner.
Miscellaneous.
The arrangements tor the Brooklyn tourna-
uent. to commence on April !, under the
of A. II. Samuels, are completed.
Nignnux, GARNER Rudolphe, Cyrille Dion,
Ioe Don, Maurice Daily and Ubassy will
measure cues on that occasion and compete
or the 81. 500 III prizes.
BILLIARDS -Nett beat Day. at s.. Louis. on
Friday. March 18th. Score 800 to s.. Win
ness average 49, On the following Monday
Netf took the first prize of the tournament.
In behalf OF the treasury of St. Marys :
mild. . grand billiard exhibition was given
4 irving Hall, on the 18th. All the great
.ui shts OF the cue participated.
Tie arrangements for the Brooklyn tourna-
neut. to commence on April 1, under the
management OF A. L. Samuells, are COM
.I,t,I N-;~,orv C,arn;ar Rudo}oha C1riile