The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-21

at the quarter post Newbern claimed 1t,
Enlister, laboring again under pull,
half length behind, and Leonard
seven lengths. There was no change
thereafter, although Enlister, under the
whip, tried his best to push up on the
lengths. Time AS.
The betting was now at 800 on New
bern to 800 against the field.
Third Hedt-Enlister and Leonard
came up to the scratch looking fresher
than Newbern, which again gave some
hopes to the friends Of the first named.
Enlister, however, was restless and OBJ
stinatc. Newbern got the start this
time, and led throughout, Enlister one
length behind the leader, and Port
Leonard as much behind the latter. On
the home stretch, under heavy whip
ping, Enlister and Port Leonard sought
hard to keep their places, but even then
the gap widened between them and the
leader, and Newbern came under the
string two lengths ahead, winning the
race in three straight heats, Enlister
second. Time 4 :46l.
SUMMARY.
Spring meeting of the Louisiana
Jocky Club, New Orleans, Thursdav.
April 20. 1876. Fourth day.
FIRST RAcE-Selling Race, one mile and a.
quarter horses entered to be sold for $1,000 to
carry their proper weight; for $1,000 allowed
seven pounds: for $3.50. ten pounds; Tor $500 y =
teen pounds; for, $500. twenty pounds, IN
winner to be sold ut auction Immediately alter
the race. Any surplus over the amount entered
to be sold FOR will go to the second horse Club
purse $500: first horse 5000; second horse s'5
third horse SIS.
c. Pene ch. &. Kilburn. y o. by Ring
MASTER dam Ontario $1,000 100 pounds
G. b. Morris, b. <. Alton. 40, by Pat Malloy,
Iop ia Npla. mounds
l.. A. Hitchcock eh. I. Springlet, y. o.. by
Australian. dam springhook; $1,000; "a
~ Time :13b.
SECOND RAcE-One mile and half for al ages.
Club Purse $3.50; first horse. $500: second horse
$50: third horse $50.
A. Nj. Burton. b. h. Survivor. aged by Vandal.
dam by Lexington; I ll5 pounds. <. III;
ming. dam Lily Morgan. lot pounds.
Time-2 A2l.
Third RAcE.-Mile heats three best in five. for
all ages. Club Purse. $500; first horse $780, second
N. B. Cheatham. b. h. Newborn 4y. o.. by
vandal, dam Lena Harding :.....;.
Enquirer dam Crownlet. ....:...:..;. .
F. Lloyd, b. < Port Leonard aged. by
Voucher. dam Prunella .-............
Time Al :45-1 Aga.
TO-DAY.
The Grand Stand will doubtless be
crowded to-day The ladies' favorite, a
hurdle race, will open the sports, and
will be splendid affair, not less than
seven entries being on the programmes
all Of which will start. They include
such hoppers as Port Leonard, Vandal
Astmpee, Pompey Smash, Busy Bee
Cariboo and Colonel Michigan, the New
Orleans favorite. At the pools Michigan
sold for $3.50. Yandal $40, Busy Bee
and Cariboo 800, and the field, Leon
ard, Astrapee and Pomrey, $lC0.
The second race will also be very ex
citing one, bringing out as it will Yer
digris, Kilburn, Jack Trigg, Springlet'
and Msllie b., all OF whom are already
known, in free handicap, mile heats
First choice, Kilburn at $3.50; second
Verdigris at $500, and the field at $l25
The days sports will end with dash
Of one mile and three-quarters for al
ages, with two entries, Capt. Hutchin
son and Stampede.