The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-30

At the bal'-mile pole there was no change II
| the positions OF the horses but coming into the
homestretch Galway made brush ana came x
the finish half length ahead Of Kadi, who lee
the Hoaxer one length. followed by Deao neao
Brookland AMI Letitia Il. Time Z:4i4.,
| The third race was two mile heats for all ages
Maidene allowed, If three years, three pouhd-
if four years, seven pounds; II hve years ana up
| wards twelve ponds. Purse-SS0O FOR the mrs.
morse and 5000 for the second morse. p pN
Bay started. Before the start Bessie Lee was the
fayorite. Fadladeen had his friends, and he
sold very well in the pools. II e start was 9
good one Bessie Lee leading of, 70 lowed By
Botany Bay. Piccoli, Stockwosd acd tadladeer
| in the order named.
| The only change for the first mile was change
| of places Oy Stockwood and Faoladeen, but or
| the back stretch of the second mile, Botany Bay
ran to the front and passed the half,mile pole
half length ahead Of Bessy Lee, and Fadladeen
| took the third place. On the upper turn Fadla.
deem ran to the front, with Botany Bay second,
Stockwood third, and Bessie Lee fell off to the
fourth place.
tween Fadlaoeen and Botauy Bay, and finished
by F ldladeen winning heat by length and q
half over Botany Ray and Bessie Lee a good
third. & Time $40.
After the first heat Fadladeen went up rapidly,
Bay and Bessie Lee held on to their favorites,
preferring the risk to hedging on any other OF
the horses.
For the second heat all the horses came to the
score and got off well together, with Bessie Lee
m the lead. Stockwood second, Piccolo third, and
Botony Bay and tadladeen following. They ran
to the three-quarter pole without any change OF
position other than change Of Piccolo and Fad
iadeen. At the end OF the first mile Botony Bay
had taken the lead, with Stockwoed second, Fad
lade n third.
On the lower turn Fadladeen ran up second;
for the back stretch the contest narrowed down
to Botany Bay and Fadladeen, and it was evident
all the others would be shut out. Around the
upper turn and down the homestretch Fadla-
deem labored hard, but Botany Bay came to the
finish one length ahead all the others distanced.
Time, 3:37.
The third heat was between Botony Bay and
TadIadeen, and both had their friends who ad-
hered to them pertinaciously. 10th showed
mettle in the preceding heats and those who
had stocked largely anxiously awaited the call to
the contest. Teey started with BO9ony Bay in
the lead, which he held for the whole distance
and the second mile Fadladeen weakened on the
upper turn and thew came home. Botony Bay
eighth lengths, winning the heat and the race.
Tine, 3:44.
The last race of the day and of the season was
grand steeple chase. post stakes OF $500, half
forfeit, club to add 800 for the first horse, 500
for the second horse and SIS for the third horse;
about two and half miles, over the regull r
steeple course. The horses to start were
Trouble, Corenet, Daylight Linda and Calvert.
Trouble was the favo,ite at large odds. The
race was one Of the finest ever Witnessed on any
track.
At the first water leap Linda bolted and left
the race; Trouble had the lead until the last
water leap, when Coronet took lead, with Day.
light third and Calvert fourth. Coronet came
into the track ahead and to the hurdle ct the
head of the home Ssfetch, when Trouble made q
run and won by half length. All the leaps
were beautifully made and not horse fell or
threw the jockey. Time: 7:I1.